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SA M A n FANS GIFT!
SAMARTTlNS GTPTy

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| THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER usrp.
| Yes, PosrTIvE CURE" fer
GONORRHGA, GLEEE STRIc cTURES, de-
| Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury,
Only Ten Pftts 10 Be Iakes 10 Efed a CH-e
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
iure the stomach or bowels Of the most dsiicass.
G1rss IL from two to fouP ssy: md recent
Of the university Of Psnnsyissnis enc Of the most
Let tho.e Who have desgsi,ed Of getting cured, or
4; Ma h.;.s
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BL0oDr BLooDyy BLooDryy
,rsTkSs sTkSSssuLssi sisn<s HnLSrRs aS12 Ss112sEs' sRysTs
IrlfIfEIESssi IxSsik5st E5sst Disi1sEs dsS r. 1n,o.
aisss e Issf e'si scsi s.
petsnt. certain ana sneetpsi remedy ever pre-.
scrbed ft reaches and eradcates every particle Of
sns s s; nj.
edy and be healed and do not transmit Il % your
DO Ser pEsPAIRu
AsS a ROOT a.ss SSfo.s
''''T !: All a. The s'A 'i; 4 sEi:s;s
s.. !, .n.r &: LOOT AN And Sasa
happily adapted, in Ulcsrsted Uterus 10 Leucot.
rhGa, In herring Gown, Failine q the womb, de-
esHtey express. Price 81 l1 per bottle.
sAMARIrANs VASE
L. IN sssee OF syphilis used In connection with the
TSh a.rsetioss Prio. Is e.ns..
The efhcscy Of these remedies ID alike soknowl-
;S sSsss 6. 3 h{;sss: :sd '.'n Ths' are used
IrANs RRMEDIEs.
"PosT hosrIIAL, yoHT MARsHALL,. Baltimore,
.ss..f sS.s use. %
for yeneral diseases In its poet customary forms;
assi g
aaucipstions promptly and enscsu.iiy. knowins
their snicscy. and far ny noe q thsa sssssds
A......; ssss.D s.a:s... & 6 I. ss0fx1vs:i" T. vsi:i"
sold by 9. Q. FORD. esss.s mn ss.sss and PsHn-
As1sis15ossD ASsEssosD e CO. 90 = fhiiss:ss: sssa
sS. Essis ds fSsrnss.s de fsTis. nd tie isrsr,s
don, sDsrnefhofrheeA. end Ixhaassssa q Do
s nss So. sSs ,ssA,iisIss r:1.ds foi 81 Inpa
sc & I'd Z. sS:s
sbis IossSss sseursd sso% oo he oSec.. eiinsss
end changes Of stmosphers. in in cassa, ~ % esch,
S.s q g. e bSs.d Sss ii sns
ministsrsd 81 vsipsss, sallansnda. neax. Ss'
eWhols..ls ana retail b., Dr. BARROW. No. iss
'!fsfs e Ss bed sisc q d. FORD no. ace n. .y.
serssr iith g. sspssn
OaRAP HOUSEHOLD GOODS SHILLING AT
THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
Cotton heets 81 cents each
Pillow Cusrs - cents. Drawers ents
Green WipdoU Shades 90 cents Il
Plates and cents each Il
Single Bedsseads q 70
Single p afr Msttresses % L
Dpuble n air Maffresses Is % ole l.
u an Basins Is aud % cents Zach
Iron Wash etanda - rs cents
Wash Boilers, Bathing Tubs
Coffee Pots Pee ter pitchers. walters
Fairbanks and Drugeist ecales
And large sesertmsnt OF other articles tosos
N. --Gosds e I'll dsscripsiees bought. .sids
sos 9Th street. next 20
aplsln Penpeylvapia avenue.
TAKE NO n0RH UNPLBAsAHf AND o.
i safe te9ad1ee Tor 1nRleaeaat ed den9er8
-
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AUCTION SALES.
CHANCERY SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
TATERs AND GAkDEN FARM, AT TEN

NALLYTOWM, d. B. - fAN-
passed on the sth day Of July, A. d. 1895, in the
ehancery cause No. Al, docket7. j. r. Keeue et Al
ys. A \. eene et al, will cell, on fU ESOAY.
the 10Th day Of May. 1855, at O'Clock D. m n the
premises. at Tennallytown. d. O.. that very valu.
able property known as Conrad b Tavern, And the
inclosure containing ten acres one rood and thrty
persees Of land, AND described ~ follows: Beoin
ning 1or the sane as boundary stone standing on
the south side Of the River road, 6xty feet so1th
west OF boundary Of the original tract Friend.
ship: and running thence southwest forty two
perches; southeast eighty perches; north 6lx de-.
grees east thirty and three perches 10
The Georgetown and Frederick pike; thsnoe With
said rosd north 23k degrees, west thirty six
Perches land thence with . straight line to the
bf ginnibg, with the improvements thereon. The
H.iel 70 large and nearly new. and the place has
nishes Mne opportunity for investment Title
perfect The purchaser at former sale having
failed to comply; the property will positively be
sold 70 the highest bidder, and . deposit of A2sO
off 80
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in two
equal pay ments. at six and twelve months with
interest from the day Of sale the title TO he
retained until the whole Of the purchase money is
paid. and the purchaser may, at his option pay the
whole Of the purchase money in cash Convey:
ancing and stamps AZ the cost Of the purchaser
JOSEPH b. KEENE, Trustee.
my T. 5t4W6u9 TH0S. DOWLING Aurt
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DOTOMAV TRANSPORTATION LINZ
NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. I, A. RYTHIR,
leaves Washington at Q. m. and AL ~6-
exandriA at Q. % EVERY SAT. &kA-N
URDAY for Glymont, Budd 3 Ferry,
smith Point, Chatterton Landing, Nanjemoy
Plowdens Wharf. Lancasters Whsrf, stones
Wharf, Currionen Bay, FoxwellS Wharf, Piney
J.B BRYAN 4 BRO Agents,
ap7-n No. 345 Penna. avenue.
u ICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURG AND P0-
H. TOMAC RAILROAD.
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ap Sly

Spring ARRANGEMENT NOTICE.-The
y Steamer CAMp6IDGE, Captain
Route e IrGsSF1 On sHFRkSay Si,l re;G%: me- her
leaving her new pier. Ii Light street wharf, be-
tween Lee and Barry streets, baltimore, every
Point, Double Mills. Oxford, Cloras Point, Wal
lschhs Landing, Cambridge, Hughlettis Wharf,
Cabin Creek. and Medfords Landing Returning
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Med
forss Wharf every THURSDAY and MON.
DAY at =. m, stopping at all the above men
TONED landings for passengers and freight, and
reaching Baltimore att O.. m. Of FRIDAYS aud
TUESDAYS. feb 1s-tf
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DIsARMEDui
THE CHIEF 6tgSEs 6tgTss2 Of PEsrILENcE

1hE CHIEF 6ESSsS22EEp 81 gSEs 2E . pPEsrILENcE
pr; Z. CogRTARHr's DIsINPECrIhG
States and France. Prepared soley by the New
SsiSsas Rss slss os.;
with DR.. Conrisrst the ceieSrstsd Fr.ne6 Chem,
sh for !ef 'rSa sooa: 70 aur s1r
ons, and public Institutions Of ali kinds slaughter
kinds II msnures nerss.,ss rns y.,na
OF the latter to every farmer md wherever pol
senSo, and offensive case. exist: These agents are
infeetants In the scientific mesning on the wofds.
They remove no1ious gases and doors by chemicsi
they are pEsrRoYERs. and not merely aSscysents Of
poisonous Gasesnot injurious 20 ufensils in which
S dr.es.d e. ss.ss q Tsas. sad 81
tached are fesfimonfaIs in favor OF the ereat dis
eo.ery which, vifh hundreds Of others can be seen
q the Companys ONCE.
TO ns Prssidens Of ne NsU York DisisJsesias
% 4 !: q s.: ss.. = e; e. ": ":
eossidsr that We have found an article which sur.
'.'''' a' others g : remedy ss,in:t 81 s.S oacr.
10 ths PsesidIas e5 as Nsp YorE D;sisjss,;.x
20 H..s r =. ss rs s.onoaac. Il viehest s.esp,a
every latter is esmsl~ts sad sssantsssoss ' 49,
Isa-r,. srsIsos. Assor Houss.
&: e; sd y .ss
ssneT sswT g ne hssrosoiitan assisi Ds,srt~ss2,
OWL 4 fHonPsov. .sso,,.
esssrst and Sole Asesss q. ths Us,ssaS -. -:
sns csPa4ss' 70 vAsa sai Srssss sSss1 8 -
Ter ale b. slf Drssstsss ed s,,.,., p..,.,. :.
ne uAstsd &t<ss - oaaadas. WnS
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
THE NVkrh AMKkIVAh LLVYD.

TNaB hOkTh AMkklUAh kkVfDs
New line Of hrstelass side-vhesl <f17k
INV YORK AND BREMEN VIA oOWEs,
with comfortable accommodations for passengers
Of all erades, carrying he United States Mail
Leave New York en- THURSDAYS:
BALTIC. 3.00 tens, l,6oo horse power,
g. yenes, Comma nde r.............----16th April
WESTERN METROPOLIS, 90 tons,
,Ooo horse pewer -. ....,.... 10th May
ATLANTIC. s. 600 tons, j 600 horse DOW.
or, O. Hoyer, Commander ..........-..... S1st May
BALTlO, " yones........-..-..-.-.....l& l&th u uns
Ap sxperienced surgeon on board.
The COMPANY will not be responsible for specie
Or valuables, unless bills Of ladine having the
value expressed, are signed therefor.
lept First Cabin, Sios second. 0s2 30; stserage,
So SO esturn ticksts.1. eos; II, CIR. 80: Steer
FOR freight and passage spplt to
.s JOHN b. GLvANs q co.,
JOS Penna. ave-, or 81 Louisiana ave-,
~ For subscription to the .toeS Of this Oom.
papy, Offering o safe and dividend paving invest
ment. apply to JOHN 3. ILvANS g Co,
my I'm Agents for d. O.
STEAMER LEAyEs FOB MT. VERNON
:, -. .rHyRfIAY and 81 SfUEDAY,EsA
Fare fer Round Trip, 81 so. Ons-third Of this
amount for use Of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alex andria Boats leave each
place every hour from Q. N. TO p. m.
he nne Steamer Wa~eset can be chartered
ap n-6ot General supt P. +. Co.
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BANKERS.
T.EwIS JOHNSON 4 CO.,
BANKERs,
DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
STOCKS, BONDS.
GOLD AND SILVER
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
lay COOKE co.,
BAHKBRs,
FVtsss,A shsss, sr,osiss 7,sssury,
Buy and sell st current rates, and keep always
su hand, full supply OF ali
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
1-30 TREASURY MOTIFS,
GERTIF1OATKs OF INDEBTEDNESS, Ss.,
And pay the highest prices for
oUARTERMAsTERs CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS s-da
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
. COOKE, tof Jay Cook. . %. ;, Prsaas.s.
WIN. 9. HUNTINGTON. eashiss.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FfNANOIAL AGENT OF rHI UNITED
STATES,
18th ST., OPPOSITE 1HI I18Asgly D1PAlYrxs.
Government securities With Trsssurss u,assa
~0NE MILkI0N DOLLARs.
Wei buy snd seh al classes Of aOvlRNMIuf
SECURITIES At current market rssss
FURNISH EXCHANGE snd mak. 0o,,s.uo,.
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES o. fHu
UNITED sTArEs.
We purchass Government voucherv on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give oaretu, .pl
peempt attention 10
Aooo5HTs OF BUSINESS MEN AND y1Rns
md to any other business entrusted 70 ~.
FULL INFORMATION In regard 10 oOyIRu.
nEET LOANS at all times ohesrfuIly furuish.a
WIN. 9. HUNTINGTON. oashsss.
wAsHINsroN, March %. lss. u1.u
+ IPPMANN 4 BLL1RY,-
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
1E 90 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK.
MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK HxCHAHQI.
Particular attention given to the sollov,,.
Adams ExYress 90. National BaaIsrs' ExS,sss O..
R.si, s tEs5s Ts,ss e g. Ws'i.,. = U:.s. nIss,asS
kimstey cypress 90, Untisd Sfaiss TissrasS r.
Ha.rds. Ezprsss %. Rxssian 1msr: Tis1ass q.
n Mn.ionai Es1:ss @ aaa Ts1 Tansssesl;ass Ils:s5S'A o.
Pstrolsxm and MiHsae Shares, 6oceysxess. Sat-.
Iotcn. and orrsy Bosds.
REFERENCES
lmpf and Traders Bank
Mecbanics' Banking Association.
boyt. sprague'k 90.
Einstein, kosenfeld q 90. nh f2-dSm
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II TTHOs. rAHEY,

n FIN0
n THOs. FAHEY,
Ssutheast corner 10th street west and Oanal
FIRE and WATER PR0OF FELT, CEMENT
and GRAVEL RO0FS put on In the very best
manner, Of the very best material, and At the
Also, all kinds Of BUILDING and COMPOST
TION ROOFING MATERIALS on hand, e the
owsst prices. feZ3n
NEW WBO0Ks.-.Gilbert Ruege; . Novel Adrift
in Dixie, BY Edmund Kirke: Hidden Dspths
Novel. May and December: by Mrs. Hubback.
The MasQuerade and other Poems; W SAKE.
Esads Poetscsl oIks vs|s new eaisio , Ten
era its Treatment. &c. .y.vcr r.vrop
my - = ANoA- = ~. +
Gr. TIMOfHY'B HkLL.-fhe duties Of this In
- Gtitution viii be resuned on Sept. -, 1855. For
tefns &C., 80 oatalegue and circular ct the prin-
Opal booistDrse tt61o city. or aAarsSs the Dfin.
Hsan = 1--g 6saonsviiiS. IA.
TNFLUENCE OF CLIMATE. in IComm-rcisi,
] Social. and ssntt.ry potpt If viey; also. Innu-
esce Of Climate 10 the nss:eori.i kseions. with
puslishsn y Di'surls', sc1ss !G. 81 ty 80 .
~ u Penn. avspue, Wnshtn9ton.
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OFFlOE OF THE WASHINGTON oIrY CA
~ NAL BOARD.

CfrY HALL. May 1g, 1861;
Proposals. viii! be received ar this office until IL
o'clock m On M0NDAY May 18th inst, for ex
earth from she Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. be.
tween Hth street west and the mouth of Rock
Greek. =
For particulars in detail to the disposition of
the earth TO be removed, apply at the Office of the
engineer in charge. City Hall.
RICHARD WAkLAOH,
RANDOLPH COYLE
WILLIAM FORSYTH,
DAVID HEPBURN,
WILLIAM ID. WISE,
Washing ton City Canal Board.
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TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSznday q. m. excepted

The quickest and most direct rohte to Richmond,
va and the south. via the Potion 40 --
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf, ES
Washington. to Aauia Greek ando1~r.1.a1D8
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek 10 Rich,
mond Va connecting there with trains the Rich.
mond and P.tersburg and Richmond and DanviIle
Railroads. fer Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmingtoa,
Raleigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte and
Steamers Keyport and @ Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street Wharf daily Sunday morning exceptedD at
s 90 .. m. and . m, and arrive in Richmond at
2 05 p. m and q m.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
fifty Miles Shorter anu "a Hours Quicker than
any Other houte
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aqufa
Creek and fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
company Office, corner Of Pehna avenue and 6th
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in
readiness to convey passengers and baggage be.
tween de pots In Richmond.
:, Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
vernon: and may have an opportunity Of visiting
ping at that point.
Breakfsst and sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGLY. Supt., Washington, D. O.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent; Wsshington.
e paa n ant
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THE MYSTERIES or SCHENFCrApy-The
Schenectady Star says: Some three months
ago the sexton of the Methodist church dis
covered in the dead house Of the burial ground
belonging 10 that church, q coffin, which had
Ben deposited there by some une to him un-
Known, and entirely without his knowledge or
consent Though the circumstance was yery
anusual, the sexton supposed that In due
time some one would appear to claim il. He
therefore said nothing about il to the church
authorities until a day or two since. They OF
course at once decided that the matter should
be inquired into by notifying the coroner But
JUST al this point occurs another phase of the
mystery. The next day on going to the dead
house the sexton found that the coffin had
disappeared as mysteriously as it came: nor
can be by diligent inquiry find out anything
furtner IN regard 20 this singular and mys,e-
rlous affair.
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g. MAYORS OFFICE, MAY Is. 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the undersiRi ed until l2 O'Clock M on SA r.
URDAY. the 10Th instant, for building a three.
foot Barrel Sewer, tinside diameter the walls to
be nine inches in thickness, along ID street nerth
between Second street west and New Jersey avenue
to connect with the sewer in New Jersey ayenue
The Sewer will have two Nan holes, 10 be placed
wherever the Commissioner may direct
Bidders will state the price per lineh foot for
the Sewer. and per piece for the Man hole. which
shall include all excavations. &C the successful
bidder to be responsible for all damages done to
gas or water pines, caused by the elements
and any accident caused in the construction of the
work ~
he right to decline any or all pro posals. sheuld
it he deemed t. the rest of the Cor rporation ia
reserved.
Spec fcations can be seen at the Office Of the
Commissioners of Improvements every day be-
tween 10 m and Il m or at any time BY calling
on the Commissioner of the Fifth Ward
None but practical mecs an les need bid,
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
Commissioner Fourth Ward
L. 4. RARNEs
my ln-dtd Commissioner Fifth Ward
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RY GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.

TY ON THE ISLAND.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date on the
n. T., No. ~, folios al, &c Of the land records
for Washington county, in the District OF Colam.
bis and BY direction OF the parties secured there.
py: viii sell a6 gTbic auction; IN frent of the
b. 1856, at O'Clock p. m., ali Of Lots numbered
one, two, three, (3,) and four Sausre
numbered five hundred. t50o) in the city of Wash
ingtSn, together With the improvements, thereon,
Terms Of sale One half in cash. of which s,no
must be paid at the time Of sale, and the remain.
der within five days thereafter. the deferred pay.
pents to be in equal amounts in and IL months
atter day OF sale, with interest, and secured by
deed OF trust to the salts sfac ton of the trustee
Terms to be fnlly complied With within Fl We days
be resold at the risk and cost of defaultiug pur.
chaser, after one week notice. All conyeyancing
Including stamps, to be at purchaser's ex pense.
nv y .osa. cRErRS; +. GL.II. GtAkk T Trustee:
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE rR0P-
r BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Prlnce Georges county, sitting a Court of Edui-
y. passed In the case of Hume vs.. Hume, will
expose to public sale, on the premises, on THURS
DAY, the 3lst day of May. 1856, at IL O'Clock m
tnat valuable property of which Charles Hume
died seized, containing about 40 acres
IL ad!olns the village Of Eladensburg, is most
heal,hiiy located, possesses the avantasss of q
conhtry and village residence. The laud is of a
good quality, well adapted to market purposes
and Is under an excellent enclosure.
has attached to 1t large garden that is very pro-
ductive, and abOunds with excellent fruit aud all
the buildings, consisting Of stable, house, &c
are in good erder.
Terms of sale: 81, 900 cash, residue in I and 2
years with interest and approved security Title
1poispufable and on payment of purchase money
with interest the trustee viii convey the property
nv 5-ts STcpUrN Trrs..o
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THIRD %ARD-SECOND PRECINCT-No
ttce Is hereby given that in conformity to the
PROVISIONS OF the charter of the city of ws,hing-
ton an wi be held in the Second Precinct
OF the Third Ward, at the Model House corner of
Th and streets. On MONDAY, the Ith 6ay of
June next. for Mayor Of the city to seryetwo
years, ana Tor one member OF the Board of Alder
men 20 serve two years; three members of the
Board OF Common CeuRcil, to serve one year: and
ore Assessor for said waId. Polls open Ar
O'Clock a. m and close att .. N.
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TAKE NO M0RH uNPLBAsAHf AND "
u safe Je9aAiee Tor lnRleeeaat ed den4ecS
SO Si55-;nip np - Stsctss Sssctss ssHSSs - " IxsA'1 =
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4 q. WALES,
THOMAS THORNLEY,.
Cpmmissiopcra af EIacVion

FIFTH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT-Eo-
y tice 10 hereby given that. in conformity to
the provisions OF the charter II the city of Ash.
inGton an election will be held in the Seco nd Pre-
elnct OF the Fifth Ward, At the south west corner
OF Sd street east and d street south, on MONDAY
the sth day Of June next, for q Mayor to serve
TIVE years; one member of the Board Of Aldermen
te serve two years; three members of the Board of
Common Council; and one Assessor, to represent
said ward. Polls open at a. m and close at 7 q m
JAS H.RICHARDS
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Ao d : KICHARDS,
VIM. SLATER,
THO6. HUTCHINSON,
Comm sai0ners af Hectic.

THOs. HUTCHINSON,
my 23 Commissioners of Election
SIXTH WARD.-FIRST PRECTNCT-Notice
:.sp: sf =:
s *. ss .y e yaSs and
4 Mayor, to serve two years; one member Of the
Bssrd
enc year. to represent said Ward.. Polls open at
O'Clock g. NJ and close slS q SHIOfh = AIs% r r.
}}o6Mhs }osnPa !; !. HTAkis rGokEss,
n.y. - Commissioners of Election.
SIxTH WARD-SEC0ND .PRECTNCT-No.
- ties Is hereby % Hven. that IN confsrmity 70 the
ton election vii b held In the he & Second P1s
spis 1sh s,1ss. SId =, sAPPseo:.: Ensns
sSs sa S:y Of 5sDs
. Po: open s;lTs =, oei sis.s
=. fHd%jHSS1s fHdjH II GSSSkfi S5SSkfSSiiRRf.
my Y Commissioners Of Election.
SEyENTH WAkD-FIRST TPRETTNCT!-No.
,rotson. nsrsSy gwen tnst In ssnfoEmsy e the
ELECTION viii held ii tie fsr:s Pre-
,ocs q the & Seventh a ward st the office of Justice
;tfs.i: south Or EoshxY. ssesd the ssh day s9o of
s K. bo:ss c e =.
s cr .s -
555ss.o !! tGAEs5ss.A itGGAAtEss5sssAs.
my = Commissioners Of Eiection.
SEvENrH WARD-SECOND PRECTNCT-
tb. ses s s9 o1 to
d Y Si Pss
SCsi .oornsr OF A.ryls aysnne and nth street,
g for q
members Of the Board Of Common CounciI. "a
..s fos Ss:H I. ;ssss se,ses s.o
m, sna close att O'Clock p, m
II. T. 0o'k.FF k.F COFFEE . 6S.s. 6HSosrs BATES.
co TToN FACroRs
GENERAL COMMISSION xERrHAyrs,
MO- 1o2 GRAyIER STREET,
Of bssns,0n give. TO the purchase and sale
sienments. @Ir nv On 1s C1p- -
WE HAVE JUST RECEIvlD-A A NEW AS
:, ! siIInwArs PIANOS. ~
v. have siso on hand !. l.rg. coll.c.ion Of sec.
Which We offer for sale very low, and upon easy
We have. In connection with cnr ,warerooms. .
REPAIR SHOP for Planes, Orasus and m.io.
oeons, where ibssramehfs are repaired ct low
rates and warranted to give satisfaction.
w. G. METZBkOTr CO,
=. No 3l6 Penn avenue,
Sole goats o. stetuwayb Pianos aud Mason
Hsmllns 3 Cabinet Orssns. my is-n
II % BU0GIES, SER -
- RscK.wAys,. &y
LIGHT BUSINESS WAGONS,
esI. - We sr. sstsr@; S:r1 vi 90 Msii to st.s 80
sfOCK ana fiXfUkEs foe .sle. 81
WALTER NECKBR,
346 d street.
nySlm between 9th and 10Th sfreets
ITALIAN CHHEsH. - - 7T-r-,- -.
eAREe1RALe oHIHss. ". go:
rs OAO0Se QAAARk0 ORrlsH.
re- ~. p1BOHDLL
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Evening star., 1866-05-25

SECOND DWARD-SECOND PRECINCT-No-
- tiee 10 hereby given, that in conformity to the
provisiops Of the charter of the city of Washing.
ton, an Election will be held in the Second Pre-
elpct, Second Ward, at the Office of n Bates
Est. on street. between llth and 18th streets,
on MONDAY. the 4th day of June next, fer a
mayor, TO serve two years; one member OF the
Bosrd OF aldermen, to serve two years; and thr ee
members Of tho Board of Common OeHuciI to
serve ore year; TO represent said ward Polls
viii be open at O'Clock q: m, aud close at
O'Clock p. m : w. EARP
THOS. q WILSON,,
w. A. MARKS,
Evening star., 1866-05-25
WHAT TIE suReEoEs SAY OF THE sAMAR.
ITANS REMEDIEs.

Ma FEB. %. iss41"I hsge great ssiisfscsisn 10
stating thst have used The samaritan Rsmsdies' ,
for veneral diseases In its most customary forms
that have used them with Judgment, discrsten, |,
and properly, end, have found them respond 20 my
promptly and efectuaiiy. KNOWING
their mpesit1on, have the fullest confidence ia
their eficscy. and far g q then sxtsnds,
Evening star., 1866-05-25

THIRD WARD-FTRST PRECIyCT.-Notice
Il is hereby given, that an Election will be held
IN conformity with the provisions Of the charter OF
the city OF Washington, at the of 9th and VI
streets, on MONDAY, the Attn day of June next
for the election If a Mayor. one member of the
Board OF Aldermen, to serve two years; three
me nbers of the Ii sard of Common ConnciI 10
serve one year; and one Assessor for said Ward
Polls will open at O'Clock m, and close at o.
m. Il. W WORrHINGTON
VIM. ERduSON
Evening star., 1866-05-25

FIRST RREOINCT-SECOND WARD.-No-
nce 70 hereby given that. in conformity 70 the
provisions OF the charter of the city of Washing
tor election will be in the First Precinct OF the
New Yorh syenos oe H0Nn q TN stsess snd
june next, for Mayor, to serve two years ;one
member OF the Board OF Aldermen. TO serve two
years; and three members Of the Board Of Common
Council, TO serve one year. to represent said ward
Polls will oben Ut O'Clock a. N and close ut
O'Clock ,. m. ]. p. HILTON,
FRANCIS MULLER,
WIN. r. GIVEN
INV 10 Commis.iona~s oe Tia.t;.~
Evening star., 1866-05-25

.vIySnis ayecue washiueton; HENRY COOK. !.
xlexspdrfa, We ; end BY Drneeists gsnerally
nfsMOND CO.. Philadelphaa. IyS-tf
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13
HOW TO TREAT BUTCHERS.

But cannot stop to talk much now. The
weather is charming and everything presses.
I often think of a story John johnson once
told me. He had somefat cattle to sell. A
butcher called to look at them. Mr.. j. was
plowing in the summer fallow. The day was
intensely hot and the butcher was warmly
clad. Mr.. J. told him where he could find
thecattle. After looking them, hereturn-
ed. s'What do you ask for them p Mr.. j.
named the price. ''It is too much. Beef
is down in New York, and the West is full of
cattle. II can stop to talk now, said Mr.
J., $50 if you have anything to say walk
along" The ground was soft and mellow,
andthe ebutchermanaged to go one bout round
the large field. When Mr.. J. got back to
the road he turned in again and started his
horses. For pity s sake, johnson, stop, F"
said the butcher, ''Tlltake 'em." F" If farmers
would serve all their callers in this way. they
would soon be rid of them. Itisvery annoy
ing when you are busy to be stopped by a
gossipping acquaintance who merely wants
to talk.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13

J. p. pINSMORE, 36 Dey Street. New York
SETH w FOWLE, 4 SON, PrnpTieiors,, Boston.
By ALL DRUGGISTS.