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CoRrs, BCNIsSs, CLUB ana Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders Of the feet, sue
Ses.iuIIy treated without pain, by. DIR. White,
surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. {24 Pennsyl-
sS avenue. between TX and 9th streets. Of
nee nours from q. m. 70 D. m, and 6 TO u.
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The GREAT IMPORTED Tonic has taken
All oy surprise. Hygienic Wine is the only
eoniC endorsed by physicians. 1t regulates the
system, lmparting a heaIthful motion to the
9Looo: IL IS pure, rich in flavor, and delicious.
IIS IL. or a fine Table Wine, ask for .sMus-
Thomas, Agents, Sill 7th street.
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ODEos HALL CLOTHING Rooms, corner Az
street and Pennsylvania avenue.-Immpnse
stock OF clothing Of every variety and style,
we offer for sale at ten per cent. lower than
any other House in this city. Don't fail to call
81 Odeon Hall. 24,s
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S1KA "BERRo FEsTIvAL.-A strawberry
cension, Rev: DIR. Pinkney's,) on III street. he
tween 9th and 10th, this evening. The Iadies
having the matter IN charge are sparing no
eXertions TO make this one Of the most avras.h,o
festivals Of the season, and from their an ccs.e
IN whatever they undertake OF this kind. WE
have no doubt II will be an enioyable affair
Our readers, however, should cali and Judge
Tor themselves.
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SILyEI-PLATED Casters. Table and Tea
spoons. Table and Tea Forks, G0bletts, Cups,
Call Bells-1,OOO new styles of Jewelry and
Sllver-Plated Ware for only one Dollar, at
Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i3s Penn
sylyania avenue, third door from * street.
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PUBLIc AUCTION OF SUBSISTENCE PR0i

Q4sf Depof lon1n7tssdrI 81 Sabstsfsses,
WoskfNgfoa, ID. C., May "a, 1895 q
VIII De offered At public auction, in the Monu-
ment Grounds, on Fourteenth street, in this city,
on WkDhESDAY, the Sth instant, at IL o'clock
a. m, the following articles Of Subsistence Prop
A lot Of Lumber. ofal scovs and Oars, Fra
sers, Desks, Paper CLASPS, 6 Paper Cutters,
lnfstands, Rulers. Paper Weights, 3 Paper
Folders, Pounce Box, Ia Tables, s Field Desks,T
Platform Scales, II Counter Scales, Beam Scales,
SCommisssry Chests. & Spring Bal lnces, Is Liquor
Measures, Metal Faucets, Molasses Gates, IS
Tin Scoop. W OGDEN SCOOP, 8 Cleevers, 10 hatch
cts, ii Meat Saws, II Meat Hooks, IS Butcher
KNIVES. Butchers Steels, Tap Borers, 4 Ohm
lets, Head Raiser, Hand Saw. 8 Wood saws, 4
Pump and Fixture IL Stoves, Oil Stone. Files,
fsulins, Il Axe Handles, Picks and HAndles, Is
shoyels, scoop do, Bright do, Spades, Camp
Kettles. 4 Trowels. ! Cauldron, Joints Of Stove
Pipe. Elbows. 10 w. w. Brushes, II Scrub DO is
Counter do. Sweeping do, Is Rattan Broems, los
Corn do. los?l pounds Of Ripe, Boiler, II Yeast
Tubs, astrsipers, Is Tin Dippers, Paddock, IS
oven Peels, so Sheet Iron Pans, Il Scrapers, 2
Stoves tl% pounds Of Stove Pipe. Ash Pan, e9
Water Buckets, e Sleeves, s Tin Reflector / LAM
chimney, 4 Lsmps, Coal Hods, 8 feet Lead Pips
Hose, Cock. and Coupling, / Union Joint, Bread
Troughs. Tunnels, w God Faucet, 3ss feet Iron
Pipe. Chairs, Cattle Scale. Scale Pans, Dry
Measures, Knife. 2 Coopers AIDES II lantern
~ Trucks, Wheelbarrows, 3 Grindstones Grow
6bars, Lard Tr1ers, 4 Hooks, . Augurs, Is Tin
Cups, 70 Weights, &c.
of sale. a. BELL
my si-a Major and O. s.. u.s.i.
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MARRIED,

ntok LE-HRSEIEG. On Monday. the 18th,
~ tns Bey VIM. Hamilton, JOHN MIGKLE 10
JANE hENslsG. both Of " sshington.
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by c. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer,
- $40 d street, between 10th and llth.

&
EMTENsIyE SALE OF ROSEWOOD FURNI.
TUBE, SILVER PLATED WARE, RICH CUT
G GkkkksSsEwA alRRg EESE C6 PRRHSSa
EAR a f5KEHHsEs ss
between 18th and 18th streets, an extensive coiiec
1ton Ei housekeeping articles, consisting in part
"a Marble tep Rosewood Center Table.
Marble-tep Rosewood Extension Tables
slarss French plate Mirrors, with Marble Slabs
livery large Brussels Oar pet, nearly new
6dozsn Csne.sest Oak Dining Chairs
Silver: Plated Tureens. Coffee and Tespots
sugar BoSls, Cream jugs Walters, Dishes
Es.n f.sss Cooler
= F5sash F Chine F5sis and Cake stand:
,Di.hes, Bonbon Stands 0'ap Aue'H''
Richly T.snsh China Plates
66snpssps and Hcsk Glasses: WIZ" Fruit ru PPe
adszen Copper jelly Mo1lds
90 as lead i1 y5ssn MOpIds large size, made ..
se'eTss hundred small Waterloo MOulds, made Of
A large quantity Of Tin Ice-cream Moulds and
able variety, suficient for the largest frst-
Ivory handle Table Cutlery
Large and small Marble Counters
Costly Marble Case, with Plated Spigot and Ale
Pump
2 Green EnAmeled Doors, with heavy plate glass
Coffee Heater and Copper Kettles
Walnut Cigar Case and Bar Fixtures generally
One Spring Wagon
And many other articles of Furniture, &C., not
necessary to name.
The magnitude of this sale, as well as the char
acter of the goods embraced In ii, renders il pecu
iarly attr active TO hotel and restaurant and hotel
Keepers, confectiopers, and housekeepers gener
ally.
Catalogues can be obtained at the auction rooms
on the day prior to the sale, at which time the
goods can be ins pected.
Terms cash. @. W. B0TELER,
my sd Auctioneer.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE PICNIC of the Yopny Bachelors Asso-
clai'on is postponed, on account OF the weath.
er, until June lth.
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Best COAL OIL, IS cents per gallon, at Stew
arts, corner 18TH and III streets. 6s.
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a UCTION SALE ON THURSDAY, MAY 81,
"A 1866, AT m O,GLoCK a. M,
DESIRABLE, ACCESSIBLE AND ATTPAC-
TIVE COTTAGE SITES, GARpEN SPOTS,

On the Baltimore and Washington Railroad,
seventy six Cottage Sites. Garden Spots. and
Dwelling Lots, ON Wsshington, Adams: Jederssn
and Madison avenues, leach OF these avenues is
fifty feet wideD. These Lots vary in size frem 100
feet front by 200 feet deep to q s. A. and IA acres
The IA acre lot IL handsomely improved BY q large
brick house, outbousee. three never failing co,
pious springs OF purest water. The Washington
Railroad Company issue Communication tickets
from Baltimore to Annapolis Junction. and return
daily at sixteen dollars per quarter; from Wash
ipgton city to Annspolis Junction, and return
daily, at twenty two dollars per quarter; seven
passenger trains leave Baltimore city daily (Suu-
day includedI for Washington city; seven passeI.
ger trains leave Washington city daily Sundays
ineludedl for Baltimore city; essh train lands and
takes on passengers at this concentrated point of
cities,-ls miles from baltimore, - from Washing.
ton, and 20 from Annapolis. Fer full partic slars
got 2 lithgraph map Of the property from Samuel
=. Cover, 50 Baltimore street, Baltimore, and
81 Messrs. Clagett Sweeney, No. 4 Market
Space, w ashington, ID. G. special train Of cars
deT the ;n-e will leave Camden Station % iOj ten
and returning from sale, will be rs cents Also,
special train for the sale will leave the Depot In
Msshington city at l0l ten O'Clock in the morning
s sound trip ticket going and retuTntns win DO 70
m Is st SAMUEL ii. COVER, Auctioneer.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TIE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS, 3.OOO,O 900.
LOSSES PAID, S1,2OO,0OQ.
DIVIDENDS PAID, 100000.
POLICIES ISSUED FOR LIFE,
Payable annually, or in enc, Eve, OF ten annual
payments.
All Policies are non forfeiture after three annual
To the amount Of The value Of the policy.
Fifty Per cent. credit given when the premium
amounts TO $40 or over.
LIGHTIR WHEELER, Agents,
No. 476 Seventh street.
ORME & COOPER, Age nts,
ap1lm No. 100 Bridge st Georgetown.
INs5RI Y0UR PBOPERTY AT HONE.
TIBs INSURANCE.
THE NATIoEAL UEIoM IEsgRANol CON.
oHA 1Si re 81 Na5SSssdSEss.
CAPITAL 100000.
slsks rAk ZEE. At p Tas IEXI STR RATES.
no OHAbGI FOB POLICIES,
OTBICI:
ga 18th It,, nearly opposite Riggs Co.. Bank.
Ing House.
BRANCH 0YyIcI:
AtJOHN b. JOHNSON 3 Law Once, No. 81 L.
ave., near Bank Of Warrington.
This Company 10 now prepared 20 insure al do.
scriptions Of property against loss or damage by
are such terms cannot fail TO be acceptable ia
the citizens Of the District. In this COMPANY You
WARIH0tsEs OF DwELLiGdS Tor . SssI Of
This Xomvsnv sA.vt. nth a DASH CAPITAL
Of 500 900, all paid in, thereby enabling them
70 the citizens Of the District greater seeu.
dty than has ever been offered heretofore.
Policies will be issued for shorter period than
onoyear according 10 the New York scale for short
ngurAnce.
m.,,..x, p pIIacToHks;i ,h.,d v.,,.oh.
9, ". Rifgs, Vice Prest. Daniel Dodd,
Thomas Berry, b. q. Fahnestock,
George 8. Gideon, william 6fxon.
Hafshan Brown, ...
NO 0-Sn NOBLE d. LARNER. Secretary.
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RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctiopeer,.
Dye. w. B0TELER, Auctioneer
ID Ne. $40 ID street, between 10th and llth

SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
$685. TGRE AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING, June A. at 10 n clock
L shall sell at No 2-7 street. near the corner
OF 18th, the entire Effects Of a family declining
housekeeping, embracing in part
One superior Piano Forte, 61t octave made by
knabe, Cache & Co. ~
Brussels, Three ply, Ingram and DruRget Carnets
Rosewood Parlor Suite. uphOstere cd q Red Vel vet
consisting OF two Sofas, two rm Chairs aud
SIX Reception Chairs, large Mantle Vases
Walnut Sofas and pivans
rosewood Etegere, with Mirror Back
Handsome Damask and Lace Curtains
Hall Oil Cloth, Step Osrpetings
Very handsome Mahogany and Walnut Beisteads
Marble top WashstaBds
Marble top Dressing Cabinets, fine W ardrobe.
superior Curled Hair and other Mattresses
Bedding, Fancy Chairs and Rockers
window Shades, Walnut Chairs, Engravines
Oak Cottage Sets, Walnut Extension Dining Table
Dining Chairs, Sideboard
China. Glass and Crockery Ware, Safe
Mheelbarrow, Refri gerstor
Cook Stove, Cooking and Kitchen Requisites. &c
Terms cash. CHAS. w. BOTELER,
m Esd lint. & Chron Auc.ioneer.
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my S-dAds
RI GREEN 4 wILLIAMs, Auctiopesrs.

KH OnkEN q WILLIA1s, Auch0DSers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MICH COW,
H3GS; Gill NETT AND BOAT AT PUBLIC
On "WEDNESDAY, the SOth inst, ct 10 O'Clock.
corner Of q and 10Th streets. leland, HoSse IL.
SIT, general sssortpent OF Rarnit1re Of ever
desert ption, one hne Mich CoH. Hogs, Gill n 81
and Boat, g be ssld vithOutrSss
my sd GREEN WILLIAMS. Auets.
Pr GREEH a WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
TIE LEASE; fIxTgRIs. AND GOOD WILL
OF RHsTAURAEf, on the Corner Of Sts
Liberty EsTtst, ct Psb,ie Aucsiossin ' Northsr.
On FRIDAY, the 1st day Of June ne n ~ .,,
O'Clock D. m, on the premises, the lesss 49,.
three years TO run, With Fixtures and Coz vi
nsin. which win 30 sole 70 the highest Bidder ss<
syn aIxxn 4 wILrIA,u. H.s~.
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THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. 1c.

4 r..
rArTESTION, FIFTH wARO.-A m.e,.
s ,bs re- n Gf ns rim Ward
ING, at O'Clock. my 2s-N
MECH Gat b IL GAaNrIELp viii be
my 29lt. MANY VOTERS.
rTnILD wARD TICKET.
For H.yST1r .spv
For H J6sE I. GIVEN.
For CspPO S, GESpsil-
sEPP; vi SsS Skkksvshr.
John KAISER. y.u
UshvrSrH WARD TICKET.
Ri6BARD wALLAoH.
For A'S ck6ssY s. MOVES
For Oomm9n Council
s2Sfs 4 @ REReh4,
WIN. T. WALKER.
" JOHN Ii. BIRD. mya,t
~ WORKINGMEN's UNCONDITIONAL
N EIGHT-HOUR TICKET.
FIRST WARD,
HeRArIESS fN M1 ESssBY.
%ssRsPsa x M h;s tfns cs E mes.
p. m, TO complete the ward ticket. -
SECOND WARD,
HoRATio N. EASILY.
GEORGE GEORGE T. tI RAGsH'
VIM. RUTmERF0RD,
JOHN I I P6 5&SEEIIHHS'
THIRD WARD
POR MAYOR.
HOkATlO N. EASILY.
FOR ALDERMAN.
To be yet filled
John W. sIMMS,
GEORGE W. CALVERT
To be yet filed.
WILLIAM BBs 3. Do%gNINa.
FOURTH WARD.
HORATiO N. EASILY.
NIJAH EDMONsTSoN.
CLaKHLE Ss HoI ANDERSON Nd EEIRlso
RI OWENS.
FIFTH WARD.
HoRArihS9 H. EASE casey.
Balance # ticket not yet filed.
sI:TH WARD.
-IaG MAYOR.
HORATlt n. EASBY.
FOR ALDERMAN
JOHN r. TERRELL
FOR COMMON COUNCIL
JAMES DALTON
RICHARD RUfHWFLL
WILLIAM TALBERT
ALSO. FOR COMNoN COUNCIL
JOHN H. PEAEE
CARY W. WHITE
RICHARD ROTHWELL.
SEVENTH WARD.
MAYOR.
HORATION n. EASBY
orkingmen ard their friends will meet at Po-
,onac nall on WEDNESDAY, IN Instant at
p H., 10 complete Ward ticket. my % ST.
~TO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON
6elegat1on Of WorkiDGmen from all the wards of
IbIs CITY having called on Hon. VIM. b MAGRTT-
DER tex Mayor in reference TO the approaching
election, lie has au; bOriZed them to state that he
ceCllnes being cal date for The MAY ofalty and
VIII: In BIS pres eDt Osition Of Alderman do All
IN his power to further the interests of the work
ing classes. INV 20 st*
0@FIRST WARD-The following ticket will
S. be supported at the ensuing election by
many Conservative Voters: -
Mayor-RICHARD WALLACH
Alderman-J0HN b. TUITION
Councilmen-C. b: BAKER, JAMES KEEL.
LIE Y, JAMES P. TUSTIN
Assessor-JOHN T. u. CLARK. my ate
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WEE AN1 SEVERAL NICE HOUSES ron
W kEHNI-IuInished or upfurnished, in the
BOWMAN q GREEN,
fS.u Is lufelligencer Building
FOE SA pl6vRSsAIRSEE CHAMCE-A aROOHRI
successful business in this neiehSorheod Ass,x 20
WILL. 81 =. HAHN, corner 18th and strests,
|. ny 'sA over Whites aters.
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AUCTION SALES.
( For oAer Isctse. SsIes zee fosytA page. 4

lfor oaer <setse" Sales zee fosrth pasel
RY GREEN = WILLIAMS, Auctioaesrs.
v11ILggAAsLE heal ESTATE SALE ON Sd
On of TH6ksb6AAfS f RySsis AsEsUH ,s,s :,
o S. r: Ne =; h,. sss
same width 10 = "a on 49, sisset, running back the
Terms; On: hsf e..S ssisne. in and !, months,
my :: So GREEN WILLIAMS, Auos.
WIkkIIsspssSsoks p At At A1SII9s ON WE'D:
STOCK and fIxIUkEs Of the seesr stsre No.
$50 ST., bet. 18th and 18th. .It'
RY J. O. MeGUIRE CO., AuctiOneers.
TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS
On sTRIET NORTH, AT CORNER OF
On friday AFTERNOON. june l. q. Oelk,
ssr.rs !. the cernsr 81 Ssr,s .S Of
18th streets west, improved BY two story Frame
dwellings,, containing4 rooms each and Summer
Terms One third cash; residue in 9. IL. and Is
my ssdss - f q scGGf EFT Co.. Auc.
RY GREEN AwILLIAMs, Auotioseer.
vALUABLE uNlMPReyEp REAL ESTATE
On NORTH sTREET. BEIMEEN OKLA
E ST fEB AE6S Huof HSP isr STREET EAST
On TUESDAY, the 5th day Of June next, at
No g. in Square No ssa which viii BE- ,i hos
into line Building 4, OTIS '"oN
Terms: One third cash; balance in Of x and twelve
months. secured by deed of trust on the premises
Al eSnveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
sold " ~
m2sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct..
RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, AuStfoneers
FtED-HOgsE AND LOT ON AZ STREET.
l. Between Dstreet and Virginia ave, Island at
On THURSDAY. the LIST day OF June next, at
O'clock P; m, We shall cell on TIE premises, Lot
nipg back good depth with the improvements
consisting of a fine Feed House, which fs . good
bp siness stand.
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6, IL and
Is months, secured by a deed Of trust on the
premises. All oOnveyancing and revenue stamps
at the cost OF the purchaser. SlC0 down when the
property 10 sold.
Also, Immediately after the sale Of property, We
shall sell two good Work Horses, two Feed Wag-
ons, two sets of Harness, one Horse power Cutting
Box, Bus, Fixtures, Scales, &C, &C. All TO be
solo positively, as the owner n going 10 the coun
try. Any person wishing to engage in the same
business will md ii to their ADVANTAGE TO attend
the sale.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS.
my sd llutelI Auctisneers.
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~ No. 307 Pennsylyania avenue.
FIRST CLASS REsTAURANr WITH ALL ii,

EFFECTs Ar AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY next, May 80, at II o'cIeck ON
the premises, we shall offer the splendid restaur-
ant known 20 the Congress Hall, No. 347 Penn
eylvanis avenue, directly pposite the AetropoIf-
tan Hetel The abeve IL fitted sp In the best STYLE
without regard to cost, and ofe-s o rare opporfn-
nifty TO any person 70 make Q fortune. Il viii be
sold IN one lot: three Eeis lee; hcense, &c.
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,HTO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON
"A feIegation of Workingmen from all the wards of
this CITY having called on Hon. VIM B. MSGRT
election lie has authorized them to state that be
off,i1es being cal di6ate for he May orally and
IN ms power to further the interests of the work
I6g cIasses. my g st"
rFIRsT wARD-The following ticket will
' %fA,hlE4ASH
Gou3:i MFs 1 r sggAiKkER' JAMES KEEL
Assessor-JOHN T. q. CLARK. ate
TFIRsT WARD TICKET.
. RICHABD WALLACE.
For Ald. J6hS B. TUITION.
5Fs ATTThs6 i f TGsFfs.
~ A''e 3. Q. CLARK. mya,.e
TTHE FOLLOWING NAMED GENTLE
Of voteTs Of the First W ard:
NICHOLAS CALLAN, sR.
| daE a sSsSs% G sS 'sHsSSkkEEiA,
sEoRaE + K1DwELL. my 1T.
WhLhcrIofN Ik kSF1 WSsshp.
voters OF the First Ward at the ensuing cleo
For Fer nnsSy s@nasJahN Rw AkAsa.
ANDREW CARROLL, and CLARENCE b. BA'
~ Fer tAs'es'er-GEeRaE F. KIDwELL.
NJ CANDIDATES FOR SECOND wARD.
IioHARD wALLAoH.
J. RUSSELL BARB.
| AAsf Sss$ s%E S%S1sE. n, 49,,
~ THIRD WARD TICKET.
r0r RIcHABD wALLAoH.
For Alo'rT JOB W. ANGUS.
ss ssHSH = = d$ SSS&$ssfkd; -
m, a So A''e'' ". b. DOWNING.
TIHIRD WARD:.At meeting Of the 70.
ast inst the Gn 9s Ssas
nominated as candidates to be supported at the en-
suing s sIsf Msgor-
BIOHARD WALLACE.
For Ald: g0as T. GIVEN.
For c0m 1SHS SoWSpe,snINns
&1Ls6 aSf 4. Brown.
| W.B. DOWNING. my q to.
U5 ported = the coming Municipal Election lie ION
R1SHARD wALLAoH.
f 4 kGfJAa EDMoNsroN.
For Common %M 4 C SnHtlTv
c Has f. ae13Es6bERsoN . m,n.d
Wru0S%sSaRHkk RSsR II 8 T1gkH sE
BALE q MtE.ss ,,s
| NE THE FOLLOWING TICKET WILL BE
siGzes' 81 the FIFTH wHRD: WV
RICHARD WALLACE.
Coz. JAS. A. TAFT.
| E fa5s t% q fSEHs$ssss.
N.Y. Ste ''0A- B.F. DYER.
~ FIFTH WARp ADMINIsTRATION
kfCHARD WALLACE.
TOT A'3 %mi 4. HAMILTON.
Tor ''; WI SS%s n aM gI.S.
iIFsED RICHARDS.
.otd THOMPSON VAN RIswIoK.
| NEshtsx:TrH WABp;.The followias ticket will l
EEor iMisyoS.RiGaARp wALLAgH.
For o G roAnGermHSn-D0NALp MceATHRAH;
o3ffES%sfRiLfH W. AfAsB HAfohI
n~sIXTH WARD REGULARLY NOMINA.
| |" TED TICKET,
| For MAyor-H. N EASBY
| For ENTHUSIASTICALLY McCATHRAN
For Common Cosncil-THOMAS B. MARCHu
JAMES M. DALTON. RICHARD ROTHWEIL
my 2s-te
"SIXTH WARD
H WORkINGMEN's TICKET
HoBATIo N. EAsBY.
JOHN Z. HERRHLb
/ Tor Common Council
JOHN H. P!AKH.
RIOHD R0TRWnLL. ~ as.ts
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UT ID. L. WELLS CO., Aucts and Real Pa
ID tate Brokers, N. W. Cor. 18th and y Sta

SALE OF HUUsEHULD AND RESTAURANT
f URNITURE.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May soth, COM
meneing at 10 eclock. We shall cell ct smart's
Restaurant, No. Isl Pennsylvsnia ave-. corner
18th street. mp stairs. the Furniture and Eject
therein, embracing
Bedstesds, Marble top Bureaus
lair Mattresses Blankets, spre ADS
Pilows, Toilet Ware
Extension and Saloon Tables
Table Furniture
China, Glass and Crsckeryware
Chamber Stoves. AattiRg, Pictures
Bar Fixtures. Glassware
rCeokine Stove and Kitchen Furniture, &C.
my IS j. G. MCGUIRE a 90
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BH asrIs . ~,.I 1:1n. Au'''on''r'
LOT ON 18th sTREET WEST, BETWEEN

~. an instant, at o'ciocRp M q, from, Of
the premises, Lot No. g, in Keyser's subdivision
81 SQUARE No. lss. having good building front
ard Septh, running back 20 . fne alley.
Terms One. half cash balance in four % onth.,
secured BY Q deed Of trust on the premises. ALI
the purchaser. 90 down whom the property 10
seld.
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RY GRKEN & WILLIAMS, Aucticneers,
sTREET N0RTH, BTTWLIN lsTH sTRIET

On SEb S he sss6 instant, :. O'CLOCK
subdivision Of original Lot No: ], in Square No.
l6l, having II feet front By 81 feet deep, more or
Terms. One half cash; balance in six and twelve
month";. secured BY deed Of trust on the premises
tha SnrcSsser. $50 down when sold
N IA GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts
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FOURTH WARD.
FOR MAYOR.
HORATlO n. EASILY.
FOR ALDERMAN.
hIJAH EDMONSTON.
FOR COMMON COUNCIL.
GA RLES II. ANDERSON,
EOSERT BALL, :
X. L. OWENS.
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We eDumerate;-statuary. Oval Mirrors, Her
ring sale, Paintings, Fixtures Of Bar Room, 2
Marble-top Counters aud Fixtures, 6 Marble tor
Tables, h ind and other Tables, Cooking Stove,
Stove. Carpets Chairs, Is Bed steads and Bedding.
assistants. Bureaus, Desk, &C. sc.
Terms at sale. f. q CLAYTON
my 23-5t NIX WALSH A 90 Ancts
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HURATIU n. EASBT
orElngmen ard their friends will meet at p n
tonac HALL on WEDEESDAY,3 III instant at
p. M, to complete Ward ticket NV % a.
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l. Is the European Hotel, at the corner Of Penn.
glyania avenue and llth street. They embrace
in Washington for hotel or for occupation a. Of,
fces by insurance companies, real estate agents.
persons desiring the latter immediately on Penn.
sylvAnia avenue and in the centre Of the city. II
not rented snorIy % hotel, the rooms Will be
at moderate Rates The restsur ant portion Of the
premises 10 the most desirable in Washington for
Star Office counter. INV 81 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-29

Sl:TH WARD.
Fa2 MAYOR.
HORATlt n. EASILY.
FOR ALDERMAN.
JOHN Il. hERRELL.
FOR COMMON COUNCIL.
JAMES n DALTON
RlCH ARD ROTH WE'LL,
WILLIAM TALBERT.
Also. FOR COMNoN COUNCIL.
JOHN II. PEAEE.
CABI W. WHITE.
RICHARD ROTHWELL.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
MARBLE mANTEL5.


raagBl.FIzbO SLATE MtsTELs-srPERTOR IS
l aptea.Ancr, durable half tts price Of marble
r. o. STEWART Ge5 Sish Thirty hfsh ana
Jhr,y. stth s,reeis.
NxARnLr MAsrELs, or rIlr BKsr FiyfsH AND
WI modern Designs offered oblcrcr thsn eisewhcrs
SIMON KLABkNs marble Msnlftctgry. - First avenue
Third street New York.
AfARBLE MANTEi.s.-THE BEsT PLscB IN TH1
M city purchase Marble Maotis ~ me isess de-gna
very low prices ~ at A. KLAHENS Marne WORKS, Ma
lo East Eixhscnth strest ussr aird Me- vss
Gut th,s
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

nEDIcATroS ~ rHE cATlIahn- PROrECroRY At
~ Weatelrgter SUNDAY, 31tN ns r. ~, ny the Most
Fey Archbls.pp sgsifi srrns II ew ferk ard Harlem
lstlfU@d from yad strt tF - fremont a. 10,
III 5 and2 2P k.arning - "a Ia. RoAni TRIP SC
kefes.M8nls Tie ground fckets Of admission
o. cent?.
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nrAL ESTATE wANrrp.

DEAL ESTATE wASTRp-FHON six 70 TEN LOTS,
" with ~ witHrut trliiugs sebe Tor manufacturing
purposes Las side preferred Address box 8s post
o'ice.
WANTED 10 PURcHA~E--A SMALL HoIsR;
W liberal price ~ vel ioc Adiresa, stating sitra
tim and price. :. 3. H.. box I'D fosi elce.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR SINGLE GENTLE
N be accommodated with pleasant Rooms, fur
nished unfurnnhed, with Board al East Twenypnth
str
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

A PINE SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD, ON
"A first second floor together separate, with with
private tsb the elegant residence Of the late Clement
q. Moore, 400 West Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

DOARD WANTED. ONE FLOOR. or FOUR Tur
ID nished Rooms and Board. for persons pr EDO
$50 per week location from Eighth to Invent
street and from Fourth 10 Sixth avenue Cnexceptnabs
references given and required Address d. H. W. s'auoi
II,
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DARN FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, IN THE yICTN
ity Of growing town Of Palniei, New Jersey; large
double elug outbuldngs: 10 land large portion
under cultivation; price S2o1; stock and farming npe
mcnts win lie sold II desired. Apply 70 A. JoUkNEAY No
Pine street.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

ITO LET--A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO
u gentleman lady. IN private family: location
central and pleasant Address Mrs. H. H., Union square
Post Office.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

DARGAIN-IN A THRIVING VILLAGE, IN SOMERSET
- county N j. fine Store Property excellent stand for
business, which already established. Terms easy. Call
ON JAQuES, 2os Broadway.