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TIE CIIr COUNCILS LAsr N1aHr.-In III

TIE CITY CoUscILs LAST NIsHr.-In tn .
Board OF Aldermen last evening The Joint reso-
ution requesting Congress TO authorize this
oI;y to subscribe $4,000 to tn. capital stock
OF the Loudon and Hampshire Railroad and
$4,000 20 the capital stock o. the baltimore
and Potomac Railroad, was returned 20 the
Board BY Mayor Bowen with an endorsement
stating ;ha; the bill was defective IN its enroll
meat and also 1t should provide that the bed
sud track of the roads, after they enter the
city shall ~ al times conform 10 the Tsgai Grade #
80 st-eefs. The matter was referred 10 the FL
nance Committee. A long debate en- sued on the
bill Tor the Introduction OF the German IAN
gusge INTO the public schools, but il finally
passed II provides for German glish
class IN each OF the Grammar schools which
VIII furnish such a class. Zach teacher will
have charge OF four classes As there are only
eight Grammar schools the numoer OF teachers
cannot exceed two, who are to b. paid sI,a %
per annum each. A report in writing was
Taaoe by tie Special Committee to audit claims
against the Corporation, known as the floating
debt Of the city, and that portion of II in Iela.
tIon TO the claims of the Levy Court, which is
OF considerable interest to our citizens. is pub
Hshed IN full In our report OF the Aldernen's
proceedings. The Board of Aldermen also
passed resolution congratuIatory on the COM
pletIon of the Pacific Railroad. In the Board
OF Common Council large number Of bills for
street Improvements We're passed. A bill FOR
renumbering the houses was passed, but was
subsequently, reconsidered and further action
On IL postponed until next Monday.
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The PACIFIC RAILROAD C0-gpt'ioH Of the
Great WO-k-Cslebra'i7rs T r,n1t mi ~, LIrd -
We yesterday laid before our readers graphic
account OF the scenes in the Western Union
Telegraph office IN this city on the reception Of
the signals corresponding 70 the blows OF the
hammer that drove the last spike In the last
rail that united New York and San FRANCISCO
with q band Of iron, and the message 40.
nouncing the completion Of the great work,
ThepoInt Of junction Is i,Os6 miles west OF the
Missouri river, and CO.. miles east OF An Frau
CISCO. The distance by rail from Sacrament,
city TO Omaha is I,727 miles; 20 Cnicsgo, 222t
miles; TO Baltimore, 3.Oi7 miles, and 70 New
York 3,I-i miles.
In New York the great event was commem a.
rated by the firing OF sal ute and Ia biiee ser.
VIC IN Trinity church. Nj Iyor Hall cent
cougrstuiatory despatch to the Mayor OF San
Francisco, and similar messages passed be-
tween the Cham bers OF Commerce in sach
city. Flags on the City Hall snd many public
sns private buildings were displayed
the driving OF the last spike word was sent TO
the May or. and in a few minutes the bells on
Independence Hall ana the various fire alta.
IONS wee Iung, drawing crowd into the
streets, thinking general alarm of n re was
D. ing rung The people soon ascertaiued the
reason OF the ringing OF the bells, and flags
were immediately hoisted every where. A large
mum Der OF steam hre-engines ranged In front
of Independence Hall, with screaming
whistles, hose carriages with bells ringing,
&C. Joy was expressed IN every face at the
completion or the great work OF the century.
The sudden hockIng OF the peoDle to the Stat.
House reminded one of the reception of the
news OF the surrender OF General Lce's army,
when similar scene was enacted. The great
event was celebrated throughout the West last
night by fireworks, illuminations, torchlignt
professions, and speeches. Vice President
Colfax delivering au address Al Chicago upon
the importance of the occasion. In Chicago,
Boston, Buffalo, Cleveland. and Cincinnati
the celebrations seems TO have been generally
impromptu affairs, and are only seconded by
the Joy which greeted the close OF the war.
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~Savannah celebrated Nav I,,v ,,,
baby-show Day with
~lt ls stated that a battalion -, g.,
nhousters has been organized in BrookI,n
" man with a wooden leg perto-p,in,,
dveiocipede is an Iowa sensation. vi
~it Is SAID that all the bridal ch,nh.r
gagged eh eh-
IA daily paper is TO be established in New
YORK by the German trades societies.
~The voters of Newark are TO decide tn.
Sunday horse car question.
~The popular Sunday aftsrr DON occupa-
ton IN Tifin, Seneca county, Ohio, is base ball
~Judy quotes The Market-Iadies' hair
hss AZ upward tendency"
~ "A society for the prevention OF Ioafins Is
proposed IN Hanover, Pa
Virginia IN
Be-gh, the tender hearted humanitarian
o. NeW hoIk, proposes To give horses chloro-
~ Of the eight colleges in Indiana au,bor
iXed 20 confer the degree Of Master OF Art. Al,
admit young ladIes - Ga
g[Tbe noted racer .MuggIus" u..sots crA
IJiy NJ the race course nrar Nssh, ,iI.i.S,
Tbursosy tor s2,Sl0.
~NIn6'6en-tweDteths OF the -,cs ,.issa -,
'1r niied States Is grown within ,p,rrow
''-cit upon the seaboard OF the CaroI,.ss "a
''-o-sia
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN MASSACHUSETTS,
The Joint special committee of the MasssGhu.
setts Legislature that for some time past has
had under consideration the SUBJECT OF woman
suffrage submitted their report on Saturday
The report is a favorable one and and is signed
by every member Of the committee except thu
Rev. Mr.. Dowse, of the Senate. Having given
the subject their most serious consideration,
the committee conclude their report by recon-
mending an article OF amen dment to the Con-
stitutIon striking ont the word m ale, and allow
ing women 20 vote ana hold office, SUBJECT to
the same restrictions and disabilities as male
citizens
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we are indebted TO Messrs. Chapman, Hos
mer q Co for a neat pamphlet copy of the acts
dnd resolutions passed al the third session NJ
me forueth and the first session Of the Forty.
H.s' congress, with a full index, issued in
advance OF the ofislal publication
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Mrs. Scott-Slddons will make her annasr.
ance al the National Theater thi. evening.
Coummencing brief season of five nights only
win Shakespeare beautiful comedy. "As You
Like IT. Mrs ScO;t->iddons' ROsaliaf is ssid In
be fine impersonationl and she will be adn,
raoly supported Her company includes Miss
Georgle Dickson, Mr.. Sheridan, and other
favorites well known TO the AaJituss Of the
n atIoIal
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Miss Kellogg has arrived in baltimore
according to dispatch from that city this
morning, and announces that her fare well CON-
cert Will positively be given al Walls Opera
House Tomorrow night. Those who have
secured seats for the National can have them
exchanged by calling at Metzerou's Music
Store
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A RKIIc.-A mapOf 81. Louis harbor, drawn
N lSj1 by Lieutenant NJ. c. Meigs, nov Major
General U. 5. A. under the supervision OF
Lieutenant Robert T. Lee, NOW ex General of
Rebel forces,) still hangs in the Office of Citv
Engineer OF ST. Louis.
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Anesefenade which was to have been given
Sna'or sprague in New York last eyenipy
nas oeeh uhaeeoantably and Indeti nit-Iy post.
poneo- Do the serensders fear speech from
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EDUCATIONAL.

M ISIS FAlBFAX will give LESSONS on the pr.
" anoferts Reference. given and requ.red
Direct care FKED. FAlRFAX, U. d. Coast Sur
Ney omce, present. apis Ina
A LADY WHO is QUALIFIED TO TEACH
"A English, French aud Music wishes 70 receive
the position OF Visiting 9overness In q family
the summer References exchanged. Address X !,
roet OMce apis I'm
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r 8 A L E
MARTIN M. ROHRER,
REAL ESTATE BROKE
HEw York AVENUE AND NINTH STREET.

/ offer for sale. ON VERY EASY TERMS, the
following desirable Houses: 0
uH 1st one Of those elegant new thrsestory BRICK
r., ana y Place street sossh between
front marble trimmings, ten rooms, gas water.
bath, water closets, underg ground sewerage mar
Ole mantels, &c, and only one square from Penn
sslvsnia avenue horse cars. $1,000.
A. beautiful three story BRICK HOUSE With
Caek buiI6tpg, on street; between 9th and 10th
ments throughout Location very central 81 900
Two new three.story BRICK HOUSES dust COM
R,e.ed) with BACK buildings. pressed brick fronts
o1I~n stone trimmings gas. bath. ranges; hot and
colo weter. &c on 9th street Excellent location
one at " .00O, the other at %, 500.
Yet one of those charming three. story BRICK
s n4Ss s on Refrees street, With seven rooms
n Ss: Co. water closets
A three story BRICK HOUSE, basement and
oaek building. on l street, corner OF 18th street
rontlng q Government reservation; splendid To-
Nith large back building, containing rooms gas
WAFER, bath water closets, good sewerage, Sc, in
irving Place." on II street. 05 800.
A three etory BRICK HOUSE, attic and back
near 9th street, three squares south Of Penns, l.
vsnis avenue: only $500. This 10 Q cheap prop
erty' he use alone worth more than the meney.
A very desirable three story BRICK HOUSE
colo water. gas. bath, &C., on 9th street, between
and h streets. IS 800
A new two-story BRIOK HOUSE. with back
building. 6 rooms tplendid in all its sppointments
IN ~ atteville, abb four miles from the city, on
'ne Baltimore and ohio railroad. $500.
III addition to the above have good list of
proved D,oH Per and upn
iHt prices end on easy terms.
MARTIN NJ. RoHRER.
~" New York avenue and 9th street.
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DRoposALs FOB STATIONERY.

De PahTSENr Of sTATK, May 10, 1859
Sealed Proposals for furnishing etstionery for
IN. year ding une 30, 1870 will be reoei ct
This Department. until the 10th day Of June. 1873,
An estimate of the quantities which will be
needed. and blank forms for bidding containing
full Information. have been prepared, which will
be furnished upon application
Address Proposals." Department Of State.
Washington, u q my lI-IawtW
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PIC-NICS. EXCURSIONS. a
OUR NAME Is DUB MOrTOI

Friendship to ali, which ne wish 10 mai attain
therefore place ourselves in the 4 ED again
Kind friends one snd ell, with a hearty welcOme
cone and attend the EIGHTH GRAND a
PIC MIC OF the "a
FRIENDSHIP CLUB. MOL -
To be given q, the 7IH STREET PARK,
o. TUESDAY. MAJ II, ~69
ladies. ~
COr1DL7rtes Of lr-nngs1psnfs-H O. Howard A
Cohen, X. Boswell, W. X. Dennison. G. st. Clair
". x Doyle, Q. Hueueiy, Huguely, n
Ech'of. q. W. stumbaueh. II CIeyenger NV
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10 PART MFRS hip

The undersigned b ave this day formed q Copart.
pership under the name and firm Of SMITH &
STRONG, at the Art Gallery, 500 Penusylvanfs
avenue. where hey will continue to sell at mo ie
rate prices, OIL Paintings Ohromos &c and
works Of art in general. A1.o. the mauufac tuee
and sale OF Picture Frames OF every style Our
prices will be moderate, and shall aim to hayo
our csliection Of Pictures and Frames the best in
the city. A. v S. SMITH,
3. b STRONG
WASHINGTON. May 3, 1859.
The subscriber wishes 10 return thanks TO the
people of Washington and vicinity fnr their ibe-
raj patronage, and respectfully solicits a confirm
ance Of the same fcr the ne y Fl rm
A.N. 4 SMITH, Art Gallery,
my IL 304 Pennsyl Ania avenue.
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-ine for DIsy LIST. 20 '''a'
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MERCHANTS LINZ OF Steamship
BETWEEN
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.

NIERCHANTs' LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the Fine Steamships 4 O. KNIGHT.
d The Sfs se ms f I'M rHu.S fan
YSsk, HLixANDRls, wAshIsSvos. ..e
.T5 Pier Srs ss East river. every WEDNESDAY,
TswN svsry mosbsf THt hssSs .gsSEsa
For further information apply 20 JOS GAIT
AGENT. efhce and wharf foot II HisS ct Gsors.-
sown or at the corner OF 18th street and New iork
A, spisa Nv THo f4r.ss.s,
NV xPREse LINZ.
yAaWAsaIhGI9E AsD
Regular .si ie DAY. fsos i. North ~
w " Philadelphia, SATURDAY,
-FtpD es Water street, GsOrss,o.u, wrp.1s
F FTa,Ih |. received at an, TIM TIM,
% "'' T. + tL SisSnsssSw = J &c.
WIN ~ Aiensndns, We.
fest IA North whsrses. Phil.se I'M,
New YORK ss AsD oS wnAssaLEeros srlAn.
SEw EXPRESS LINE.
TWEEN WxSHiEs ron AND ain
Wi, win run two steamer. Sin.et from NJ yo.s ;.
Mssnington. landing freight at q street yh.S
s.sI rs.s '%sRs: :s' V: sss;,.ss:y
l.ses received q III hour. ..d for..ra.a q
w g im0ussEEIos, Agent, s,..r.e. wharf,
Hifsr Il. A, :s,... W. JAMES sAsD As:si
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~ AFREE HIsTORICALLE OfURE WILL
u8 be delivered at Oarrol Hall, Ca pitoI Hill
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. 18th instant, at 8
O'Clock by AMOS HUNT, of the 5th Ward it,
r@sPIRITUAL PHOTOGRAPHS so calIed
uS taken in the best style of the art, as veil as
al other Pictures, at the WHITEHU RSr GAL
LIkY 424-6 Pennsylvania avenue. between a.
ana 9th streets. my 4! ST.
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H~THE ATF6HAN LATELY ON EXHIBI.
N ton at the store Of Messrs. Perry Bros.
will be raffied at twelve O'Clock, on SATURDAY
EEXT, the 18th Instant, at Metzerott Hall. Per-
sons having chances therein will please attend.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Fo. E.sI-A ns; two .tor, BRIok aoUss;
tween ana Q cts. sepPy V Ssa, d.o 2,n mil ,t.
EoR RRNI-A Furnishes 500 a -lta oU a az.
In private house, to q lady Who hiss on gen
teman friend. Address A. Z. Star Once, mSII
FOB R!NT-A NAH HOUSE No 44I stree,
street, bet. and h sta myll-N'
FeR REET-One OF those elegant Ph,ls ielphia
H.. style three story BRICk HOUSES on sts ct.
Inquire At SIC f ss cor SIN ' D %yi1 Il
FOB BETA sm all r OF 81 south OF the DAP
a. tt1i. situ.ted 3-t street soutn between sth
ans q n easf, contsi ling rooms Rent, Sl2 prr
month, In advance. Apply next dsor. myIl3t
467 18th sTREET Ios RENT-A furaish
ed HOUSE; or would rent four room, fur
ana fl On 1910 clock. mill ST.
EoR sALB-FRAME HOUSE, Of. room. with
island f1oI No as sch street. ,es
neI Penn svenue and 18th street. mII-sts
A HOUSE HOUSE ~. ROB RaNI.op ists. between a.s..
streets. It,
EoR sALE-A pRUG STORE doing a good bust
- y sess Also BEIGE HoEsE in seoe.d Ward,
myn ct 400, opposite Post once
FoR RsNT-Two Furnished ROOMS. on the
a.n,1es .s n0or sSmmunics'iSs suitable for two
99iIe for three days ct No. $50 street, between
s.n - u IOtn se. 1t
a ghhTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN HAy6A
In priva, family No other boarders; 4 ret cIas,
table Address Private. office of this paper
myll-2
A PRIVATE FAMILY. No OaTLDREN- have
"A tor rent handsomely furnis he'd commu nicatinS
PARLOR and BED Room, south front; delight,
fuI location; convenient to street cars near the
Departments. 39s l. street, near 18th myil. 3ts
TOR BEET-Furni.hed,t to q permanent tenant
Is L 10 room HOUSE, with gas. range not and
children Rent SIS per month or partly furnished
S65 Apply at 291 6th street, next to corner OF
ID. Possession June LIST. mylI-3t.
LOB SALIVA we'll built two story HkIOE
Il HOUSE. No. 80 4th street, between + strsat
and new York avenue, containing nine rooms ana
ball, good dry cellar, and large yard newly payed
and sodded. Price, $500; one third cssh and
balance on II nG time Possession given ahort
yIns6 b. Inquire of JAMES 8. TOFHAM. 500
''h street myll lw
LOB RENT FURNISHED-A large PARI,0R
Il and CHA MBER commu mic ting Have gss
bells, hot and cold water; particularly desirs
BILE for summer, having n inc wfndo VS. frontIne Tho
eat and south The parlor will be rented az an
ofice or chamber, II desired. street cars mas.
the house. Rent reasonable. Inquire At M
sEARS' Drug Store, corner OF + and nth
streets: myll it,
EOR eALE-I will sell, upon easy terme ono :,
the most desirable FARMS IN lower Msryisud'
1t situated in the upper part OF Port Tobacco
valley within ore mile Of the line Of the BaltmoTS
and PStoMac Railroad II Is improved by q large
necessary outbuldines The land viii com na a.,
favorsbly with the best in the county Addra..
Dyll -eo6ts
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II o b S A L e
BY KILBOURN LArTA,
L K A l. Is ATE BROKE ERA
Corner Seventh and streets
BRICK HOUSE
On Sixth street, between Lenisfana ayenua ana l.
stree near Unitarian Church. three story: has
ment and attic gas and water bath "a oa a,
water closet House In good condition ana rsnsir
2.x4l, lot 2jxlo0 i0P"ri
ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDRNCF
On street, Frank q Square; four story. si.tean
and kitchen; servant dining room ten cbssmh ovl
three water closets, bath room, hot and cold &c.
10 al Ifincipal Sleeping rooms: nov house a "A
nnlshed IN hnest manner. Lot OKLA TO IN 80
rear OF lot. N'o VI
IN GEORGETOWN.
FINE RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS
ON Rosd street, near Reservoir, Lees Hill,
three-stor, Brick House, thirteen rooms ni IL,
2o5xS0 Would cell, II desired, house And mart -
ground, on liberal terms. '' VI
LARGE NEW THREE STORY BRICK RESI-.
DENCE
On X street, in Franklin Row, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. Fine side lot with a var.
prOvements, and is finished in superior style and
10 one OF the finest properties in market
NEW BRICK HOUSE
On j street, between Ninth and Tenth STRAIT,
to alley. 'Aii'
For further particulars apply to
KILBOURN & LATTA.
heal Estate Brokers
myl0 81 Corner Seventh and streets
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d P Err AN0I NOS

NY Spring stock Of ell the different grades,
styles and mapufacture - full and com
e'ete q. any IN the District, and will he sold at
fair and reason able prices. Per.o " bo design
refti ing are respectfuty invited an ius pActton
OF my stock Papering OF every desert ption
promptly executed in city or county
l.. J. ROT hROCK,
MAYS Building,
nyIl-6t Corner Seventh and X streets.
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~rooSoAIoAtr rd BUILDING AssoCIA-
The frst annual meeting will be held on WE'D
NHSDA1 next, the 18th instant, ct O'Clock D m 4,
At Clsgett Sweeney Rooms, No. 4 Market
Space An election Of ohics TO serve the ensuing
year will take place, and the Secretary's report
will be presented
my 10 81 FRED. KOONES, Soc.
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1hree-story BRICK HOUSE, near Oity Hall.
nine looms water, bath, gas, and sewer; 5 so Der
Three.story BRICK HOUSE, seven room,
water. eas; &c; 4th street west, between q and 81
Two story FRAME HOUSE, TOUR very large
rooms, stable, &c street north, between Sd and
9Th east; I 5 per month w eno
Two-story bRICK HOUSE, nine rooms, cellar,
large ysrd; &c, 18th street west, near NJ sryland
avenue; s 30 per month. Apply to
ONION BUTTS
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
ny lO-2t Corner OF 9TH and T. streets
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TIE subscriber announces that he has taken the
we'll knowr and long established a
sASAGE HAkPwARE STORE.
321 Pernsyly.nia avenue, near leth street.
" here be viii CO 1duct general HARD ~
WAkl AND HOUSE TURNI3HING -
bUsiNEsS, end solicits from his friends and the
peone generally share Of patronaee
my III Im gro p. 00RF.
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III Q 9 A n D LOTS
CITY A Nd COZ NfRf
FOB SALE BY
s. p. BROWN & SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
ooRNSh 18TH STREET AND NEW YoRk AVENUE

pFIETf FINE BUILDING LOTS in g. p.
fnrogSns suodtvision, Mt: Pleasant. are nov or
about half mile from the city limits On and al a.
cent TO 18th street road the nakle drive OF
the city and for health, location and su undina
Improvements, is uneQualled By any other loceIitS
~ tse suburbs OF Wsshipgton. The Lots range in
1Ze from quarter Of an acre to an acre each TO
tnooe contemplating early impro vements extra
Inducements will be extended.
Also.
In the city, two elegant, FIRST OIL ASS RESI-
changed. " " ~ Vi "a
- For Sale or Bent, TWENTY-FIVE Houaps nj,
Sorcorsn street, containing rooms each, Win All
modern improvements WIZ" ."
TEN HOUSES, first class, on O street, near l.th.
THRE u FIRST CLASS HOUSES, French rooss
nooefh IN provements; hot and cold water throcah,
ooti on street, near residence of Gen 0herman
s1vEnfElH IRAME HOUSES in vsrfou.
o. the city, at prices to suit those Of moderate
iARn or goo AOREs, at Herndon Station. q
miiee nom Washington, on London 4 n Am pahirs
rAfroed; one half cleared. balance timber. I'll
Watered win b divided to suit Durchassrs,
FARM OF 500 ACRls IN Prince osore. oo,n,x
We miles from the city, d new piEs fwosy,
%ents nsw and valuable; soil DrsdIotivs. viii 81
ehaAes. W. ssAs % q
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L ARMS FOR SALE Oh EXOHANor


80 ACRES: one mile from the District line: .
acres 10 rye, balance wood; virgin soil; log cabin
hisn, healthy sftuation; fine springs of pure soft
SO ACRES, mostly in oak. ohs,,nu, and ,
on the road: good sandy loan soil; healthy
90 Oh 100 ACRES, splendid Ice alton; beaIthx ;
and srsrss n pssoh APPLE and Eths. fruit
enishen house and yard; 30 or more acres uuder
cheap for cash, or EXCHANGED with 900 or ss oo
In I Gs.h1 for good improved city property
myll-l6t. AUT II sfrs:,
EURsIsHED ROOMS-WTTH BOARD-.r,,.
be,vs De ter 1Ss Or two persons No. 35s 9th
with without BOARD, in a prieats s tsm Ms
INQUIRE at No. SIT ST., near cor Of I'd INV TO- az
Fox kEET.DWELLING HOUSE 30 Al. D
session given about the 18th inst. inouire At Ho
3O3 Penna. avenue. INV 10 ats
THIS FOCRsT0RY RESIDENCE No 36S r.
csaron Is osrsS SP io9 .ss the 20
TUCkE Err, on the premises. nyISste
A SMALL HOUSE IN GOOD LOCATION FOR
am leaving the city. inquire at the Star Off oe
FOB sALE-!Ten HOUSES. in good and highly
=, I'm improved localities. ct prices from 81 90 to
nv,o.,. Il; A; NJ 81, Real Estate Agent.
mylo Of Ne.2s1 9Th st, bet. and north
FVn I'm i-IMO HUNS, Furnished or I'm.
Iurhshed, suitable for gentlemens lodging
rooms or a housekeeping; one a large front room
Iney Will be rented separate or together Gas
water, and bath Dom. 1913 Pennsylvania ave
oo.~oen ON anu .tn. my 10 St
fHR kENT-At 4.4 street, between 9th aud
n = ~ handsomely furnished PARLOB and Red
h0OM communicating. Also, several nicely fur
nished BED ROOMS with frst class table boart
with three meals q day, very REASONABLY Hot a.
myl0N' '''u 'e'ns
E0R RENT
Three story BRICk HOUSE, near City Hall
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YOu are hereby requested to HOLD WARD
MEETINGS and elect five delegates from each
ward TO attend Convention TO be held on the 2Sth
of May, to nem ate candidates for the Off ces of
Collector. B. gister, and Surveyor
By order Of the Executive Committee.
N. ACkDR, President.
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REPRESENTATIONS OF VOTERS

7 he Undersigned, Judges of Election of the city
Of Washington, Will be in session At 90 street
between 9th ana 9Th streets, Island ION Tt ESDAY
and WEDNESDAY the llth and l2tn OF May, be
t~ u the hours of IL o clock, m and D. m for
the puI rose OF preparing list of the quail d cd
voters Of the SEVENTH WAKD.
NatuT allied citizens ara by Law required to pro-
duoe certificates certified co pies or sstisact
proof Of their loss.
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my VI CITY o! Washington, D. J.
%THE FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN,
US CLUB will hold their regular meetine At
the Church. corner Of 9Th and .treets livery
All Republicans are invited. Anil .tiefs