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ETFTH WAKD, FOURTH PRECINCT.-NOtice
il hereby given that, in conformity to the prOvi-
sions Of the charter of the city of Washington an
Election will be held in the Fourth Precinct OF the
Fifth Ward on MONDAY 9th Of June next al the
corner Of Third aud streets southeast, for Mayor
one Member of the Board Of Aldermen, aud three
Members Of the Board Of Common Council, and an
Assessor at which Precinct the votes of all who ara
registered in the said Fifth Ward of the city Of
ashington. the initial letter Of whose names is from
to 8, inclusive, will be received. Polls open at
A M and close ATT p. n.
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THIRp WARD, FIkST PRkCINCT.-Notice is
l. hereby given that, in conformity to the Bro
visions OF the charter Of the city Of Washington.
Third Ward on MONDAY, 9th Of june next. at NJ
street, between Seventh aud Eighth streets, south
men, and three members OF the Board Of Common
Council and an Assessor, at which said Precinct the
votes OF all who are registered in the said Third
Ward Of the city Of Washington, the initial letter Of
whose names Is from A TO- d, inclusive will be re-
ceiyed. Polls open ct A. M ]. and close at Z p NJ
THOMAS w. PHILLIPS c,r,r,,.
AARON RUSSELL, Sinnars
RICHARD HYDE blOutIe. I
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ElFTH WARD, SECOND PREClSCT.-Notice
Il Is hereby given that, in Coz fOTmity g. the pro
visions of the charter of the city Of Washington an
Election will be held in The Second Precinct OF the
Fifth Ward on MONDAY, 9th q June next, at the
Second and Third STREETS southeast. for Mayor,
one MEMBER OF the Board OF Aldermen, and
and Assessor at hich said Precinct the votes 1T
all who registered in the said Fifth Ward Of "a
city of Washington the initial letter Of whose
is from = to ii inclusive. will be received Polls
open at A. NJ. and close at P NJ
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ElFTH WARD, FIRST PRECINCr.-Notice
hereby gwen that; in conformity 90 the pro
Election will be held in the First Precinct Of the
the house Of Walter Cooper, on Third street. b.
tween ST. eet and Penr ~ lvanis avenue south.
east, for Mayor, NJ, mber Of the Board Of
Aldermen. and three Members OF the Board Of
COMMON Council, and an Assessor. at WHICH said
said Fifth Ward of the City of Washington. the
initial letter OF whose is from 20 ID. incln
tive, will be received. Polls open at 7 A. NJ. and
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- is hereby given that, in conformity to the pro-
visions of the charter Of the city of Washington An
election will be held in the Fith Precinct of the
Second W ard on MONDAY, 9th day of June next,
at the Office OF the Commissioner of the Second Ward
corner Of New York avenue and Thirteenth street
for Mayor. one Member OF the Board of Aldermen,
and three Members Of the Board of Common Coun-
Gil AT which said Precinct the votes OF all who are
registered in the said Second Ward of the city of
Washington, the initial letter Of whose names is
from to inclusive, will be received Polls open
at Z A. NJ and close att r. M.
L. WAUGH, 10,
WILLIAM sHORTER,3 C9mms-
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DR. HARVEY LISDsLY, for many wears ono of
the leading physicians on this city and one ~
our most respected citizens, sails for Eurone On,
Wednesday next, accompanied by one OF his
daughters He purposes to be absent several
months on this trip, which Is taken partly far
Tecreatiye and partly for professional purnoss -
he having been selected at the recent meeting
OF the American Medical Association tn this
city as their representative and delegate TO the
British Medical Association
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ISAAC SINNER, t"hlhls
X T. TALRERT slOEcr..

SlXTH WARD, SECOND PREDINCT-Notice
Is hereby given that, in oniormty 10 the prOvi-
sions of the charter Of the city of Washington an
Election i'll be in the Second Precinct the Sixth
Ward ON MONDAY, 9th Of June next, at the Com
missioners Office, street between Seventh and
Eighth streets. for Mayor. one Member Of the Board
of Aldermen, and three Members of the Board of
Common Council, at which said Precinct the votes of
all who registered in the said Sixth Yard Of the
city Of ashpgton the initial letter # whose srnes
open ct A. M, and close att r M
THOMAS JACOBS. c.
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some extent exposed, but the half had not been
told. Mr.. Emery was the man to redeem our
city from bankruptcy and disgrace. tApplause.l
The last financial raise Of Bowers 40 geo had
already been expended in paying small install-
ments on the orders issued by his dead-beat
Ward Commissioners. 1t amounted to nothing,
lie closed by urging all to 60 to the polls on
Monday, and vindicate their manhood by turn
ing out the miserable fraud who had ruled with
Mr.. Alexander X. Shepherd was the next
speaker. He said he was glad TO see such vast
outpouring Of the citizens of Washington and
so much enthusiasm. II is contest between
honesty and corruption that we are engaged in.
Next Monday the citizens are to express their
wishes, and the issue Is fairly made up and be-
fore them. Ruin stares as in the face from one
side, and hope beckons us from the other. Let
no man be deceived. 1t Is q fact well known
that this corporation owes $500 900 to the labo-
rers Of this city by the fnjudicious course OF
will not even purchase old clothes and second
hand nddles except ct ruinous rate Of dis
count. Can this state OF things be endured two
years ysa longer This IS the question at issue.
severely than the rich man. He feels II in the
rent he pays, In the food he eats and the raiment
he wears; and who has been benefited by this
state OF things except the corrupt ring Two
years longer OF this rule would swamp all in a
common ruin. The citizens are burdened with
taxation, which, in the end, has to be paid by
MIR. Emery on Monday next, and the fair fame
Of our city win return again. TApplause.l
MIR. q. ID. Barrett next addressed the meetino
making In the course Of his remarks some Good
hits on little Attorney Cook, and closed BY caii-
ing upon all to do their duty next Monday, and
their was no such word as fail.
Mr.. Lewis Clephane was the next speaker, aud
sac II was the second meeting he had addressed
on the subject OF municipal reform, md It being
the duty Of every one who had the interests Of
the city at heart to raise their voices to protest
against the waste and extravaganza of the
government.
from doing his part. He predicted at least 5 900
majority for M. q. Emery on next Monday.
APplause.l The people are aroused and the
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SIXTH WARD, FIFTH PRECINCT.-Neticei is
hereby given that, in conformity TO the provisions
of the charter OF the city of Washington, an Elec
ton will be held in tbs Fifth Precinct Of the sixth
Ward on MONDAY,6th Of June next, at Joseph
Mayor. one Member of the Board of Aldermen, and
three Members of the Board of Common Council,
at which said Precinct the votes Of all who are regis
tered in the said Sixth Ward OF the city OF ashng
ton. the initial letter of whose is from 20 T.
inclusive, vii be received. Polls open Of A. NJ.
and ciose st7P Mon Ifl - - ; =
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tice is hereby given that, in conformity 70 the
provisions Of the charter of the cty Of Washington
an Election will be held in the rourth Precinct Il
the Fourth Ward on MONDAY, 9Th OF June next, at
the southwest corner Of L street and New Jersey
avenue, for Mayor, two Members of the Board "a
Aldermen, and three Members Of the Board of Com
mon Council at which said Precinct the votes Of all
city OF arlington, the initial letter of whose nsnss
Is from to 3; ipclusirs, vii es reesived. Polls
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The Richmond Trouble.

RICHMOND, April 1.-The city troubles vii
ct last go to the United S~tatcsSupremc Court.
\. motinn by EIlyson and others, to dissolve
The injunction will be heard on Thursday next,
in Washington, by Chief Justice Chase, 10
Chambers. The motion is made. LIST On
want Of Jurisdiction 2nd that there is no
equity in the dill, aud 81, that the facts show
that the injunciinn was lmproVldcntIy awar'
dc1.
In the meantime affairs will be peacefully
conducted here.
The writ Of cjec.neut against Mayor Ellyson
doubt about he legality Of which causec
Gen. Canhy to d"clinc rendering military ale
to the marsha! will lie referred 10 ATTORNEY
| General Iloar for his decision.
The two Mayors 20 on as usual holding
court. with their police, peacefully on tht
streets,
The State Court has e~njoined the city OIL
ciais from paying, or otherwise rccoan'zlne
| Mayor Chahnon, his police or any Of the ole
| Government.
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,;cyeoranhic Abstract.

April 5.-The following Is
An abstract o. cable dispatcher from the Now
York morainG papers:
LONDON, April 4-RJyat assent has been
given to tho bill for tho prascrvatio n Of peace
in ireland.
The House OF Commons considoroI tho Irish
Land Bill in committee.
Disraali offered al amendmant limiting the
COMPENSATION to tenants, With was carriei by
q majority O. saventy.six for thu Government.
The Glasgow Hs-sld says that in tho ne"
Bud pet the income tax will be- rs1uced to four
pence.
dispatch fcoln Rom. reports tbs. the Popa
wishes to promulgate tho hrs. schema Vt E1st
or, 50 that the schama OF inf4llibility can b,
considered Immediately after ward.
pARIs, april /. The Corps Legislstitf had
q stormy session.
Jules Favro made a violent stack on thu
SenQtuS ConslRtHn1. which would add greatly
to the personal power. Ho said the power o.
declaring var or pee. should no. be loft 20 the
chief Of tho State. who, altar = Fortunate war,
| could crush lc.i-l tive power. The proposed
alterations Of the constitution nc denounced Il:
the ultima ratio OF Cc:potism. His speech chus
ed great excitement in the chamber.
Eemanls vera nala Ia sat the question aside
This WAS opposed, .n1 ~ vlto was taken wlri
it was decided by Isl to { to proceed with the
discussion. OWN Ito tie ~la:aness oe the hour
! the sitting was adjourned, and it is expected
tina. tho debate will be resumed and come to a
a result Tomorrow.
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NEWS.
Si'r|Ahj, ii~"A'r;hl NS!n ia EHAZE
F8sDM WASHINGTON
WAsII1NGTON, April IS p. III.
CONGRESS.

CUNuiESS.
The Chair laid before the Senate the HOUSE
| Joint resolution relative to the Oneida Bombay
! disaster, and directing the Secretary OF thi
| Navy 10 Institute an inquiry into facts III TIT
casa ana report Is Congress, ana II was agreed
Mr.. Eichcrs presented Il memorial from TIKI
ro!nrsi Historical and Philosophical Society,
81 Richmond. Va, which he asked SHOULD b.
read.
The niclnofiai set forth that Columbus was a
| great nan, gave many particulars OF hls birth
If, anl voyage, stated that he had been 1913
led of he gInry Of his discovery by Americas
Ncspucius. Laughter.
At his point Mr.. Pomer3y suggest. d that
inc reading be stopped.
Several Senator'S waited to know what the
memorial wanted.
Mr.. Wicker, explained that the document
was quite d historical contribution, add that
it's object was to have tho name OF the coun'
try changed from America to Columbia. -
Laughter.
Mr.. Conklin suggested that it be referred
to the Committee on Education and Labor.
Ii vas finally laid upon the table.
Mr.. Vickers also Introduced a memorial ask
inv aid for the repair of the buildings of viii.
liam and Mary College and read the approval
of Gen. Sheridan and Gen. Dix of the oh
iects of the memorialists.
Mr.. Cameron introduced q resolution for a
memorial to the troops of Pennsylvania, who
were the first to respond for the defence OF
Washington.
Mr., Conkliu suggested that he amend 80 as
to include the troops OF New York who were
the first to respond for the defence OF Pennsyl-
vania. Laughter.
The House of Representatives passed a bill
Transforming to the Bureau OF Education the
property and effects Of the Freedmen's Bureau,
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following additional cadets have been
named frnm Nirrinia, to the naval academy
Annapolis
Sd district, Wins!ow AIdcrdica, Richmond
city.
4,h district, John X. Jones, Dauville, Va.
70 the Military Academy, West Point
3ri distict, Theodore B. Wardwell, Rich
mond city.
The case OF Mr.. Shober, u disabled member
elect. from North Carolina. which was referred
icrred to the committee on elections.
Gov. Sen!cr OF Tennessee, who has been cx-
pected here daily, is detained by illness:
l. IS commended by some, that the bill which
passed the House to day perpetuales the edu
catioraI feature of the Freedmen's Bureau.
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The Elections.

HARTFORD. April 5.-llartford gives Jewell
twenty eight hundred and fifty nine; English
thirty three hundred and seven, and re elects
Chapman, Democrat, mayor, and the rest OF
the city ticket by over GOO majority. The
Democrats have four majority in the Common
Council.
English for Governor is no doubt elected.
The Legislature will be Democratic, but the
Republicans is still count on q majority IN each
branch.
HARTFORD, April 5.-Eishty two towns,
Oa,t of thc Statc) rive English a gain Of 459.
JEWELS majority last year in the State was
TOLEDO, Ohio, April 5.-lncom p!ete return:
from this district indicate the election OF Peck,
Republican, to Congress. The Republican;
also elected their city ticket here yesterday
The coIored men voted.
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QUARTERLY COURT Condemnation Of ycstc',
days proceedings The grand jury returned
the following indictments:
Against s. p. Carr, assault with intent tt
kill; James Wilkinson, assault and battery
William Claggett, house breaking George
Jarboe, alias j.. Fl. Brady, forgery; !ohn
Hyson. Allen Jones and Charlotte Washing
ton, peli, larceny Lizzie Boston, grand lar
ceny; oil true bills and Henry Cross, petit
larceny, not q true bill, and grand jury ad-
journed till to. morrow.
The court ccrtif d rs ID lhH ri',z ns'.ip Of
John NJ. Thatcher.
Charlotte Jacobs VS.. Huntington and llol.
land motion on forth coming boEd -dorkctad.
Com. VS.. II. S. johnson, for assault ana bit
terry, capias awarded to next term.
Sheriff O'Neal renewed his official boni.
The will of George II. SmoOt was admitted
to probate, aud d. NJ. French, J.H.D. Smo0t,
Alcgany Suoot. and Maris Taylor qualified as
executors.
TO DAYS PRocEEDINGs.-Ehc will OF rig.
Violet was admitted to prCbltc, and Andrew
Jameson and Robert Jameson qualified as
executors and John W. Stewart, }. E.Crclsh
ton, John II. Parrot, e. K. Wilmer aud
George Wise appointed appraisers OF tiie eS
tate.
The grand Jury presented the io'o"ihs III
dictments: Against Henry Clay, for petit lar,
ceny; Thomson Hyson, John HySon, and Allen
Jones, petit larceny; Berget Tut, petit lar
ceny William Stepney, petit larceny al true
bills and grand jury discharged. ,
Bank of Old Dominion VS.. VIII. lrwln and
Masters and Son-summons on suggestion
against w. H. L1m5crt-dockctcd- answcr G!
Lambert FLED, and ordered that he Lamber.
pay over TO sheriff $3.50, the amount in his
hands belonging to defendants to be applied
towards the satisfaction OF plaintiff execution
against defendants.
Com. VS.. Geo. Jarboe alaii }. ii. BRADY
for forgery. Case removed to Circuit Court.
Robt. Vcitch constable OF 5!h MaglsteTlal
District renewed his bond.
Com. vs.. VIM. CIageett, house breaking
trial 10 progress wAcnthis report closed.
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or before us: and which indeed, was made lonG
ultsr this suit was begun bu: to turn the roud
arising under The contract is siml ~ - L.
nora the cont act (Which ws have never sortl
and TO lo. ell parties Eight elsewhere about The
rights that arise under l.. FreEcn takrs the
ro:d as a matter OF course, un,es! we decide
that Shoemaker is entitled to it under his con
tract. How can we decide that, in the Clerks
Office after Judgment, when the contract Eai
never been So much rs mentioned IN the case
beforei 1t is sclfevideat that tho new contrn-
versy must be settled elsewhere So far as this
suit is concerned thu road must be delivered 10
the old officers, the only ones known - US
March 81. 1870.
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SPECIAL E1TtEEA.
,u.is:, -.Euaacious Counterfeit.


ih.rei u.,ti.n W c., Tor mt"y y9sr., h*>
n.tavhr! IL iii te;tn'S SO nscn hlt.cr;. -.
Ia. iuEIG OF TIE AGE. ent tie
large lrm.Ei 10. III" s~rti:i-, rot only Ia H..
Unite >tt;e. but .l,n~herc. have prcvo!, ct
tie cnp:dity Of the C"UErEaFElTlHG TRIBE.
ani il has lcrn rAtc!: lively SIMULATED and
~ITITATEu ty uiscrup4l JUS Sil,p:rS.
III. tn":! daring cul@t"rl'it OF said article,
whi:h has crGa atle n has recently como
TO our kno"l-4ec. The cngravcd steel label On
bottles containing thu genuine bittcrs, with rs
beautiful y~ignettc OF ST. George AID the dragon,
its a!,iclt. confirming q warning against c"un-
lelf:iLor,. Nh lis nolo of hand for "one cent"
n tho loot, signed with our firm name, has been
CO, lie | 80 clrsrly, that the fraud can only be de-
tGctad On 4 minute inspection. The dark Label
is also well couiterieitod, and the wording on
both The imitation and genuine, are precisely
the same, tho difference being simply in the
execution OF the work that of the imitation
being somewhat coarSe1' than the genuine -
Other countcrfeits are on The market, which
orc in all particulars the same MS described
above, with tho exception Of q slight difference
in the spelling Of our name.
In addition ID the above, these counterfeitcrs
have gone So cnr in some instances rs to place q
strip Of paper over the cork ahd tasten to the
neck oflho bottle, on which Is y v~lInette, and
otherwise printed TO resemble the general APP
pearanco Of our proprietary y. 8. Revenue
stamp, but upon inspection will disclose the 40
scnce Of he figure a. ard tho words -four
CENTS also United States Internal Revenue
all Of which, together with additional wording,
appear on our genuine stamp. Inc puohc are,
therefore, especially warned against these new
C~oUNTEE:EITE, and are advised TO purchase
Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters only Of houses
whose integrity il above suspicion. Tho true
specific is sold IN bottles ercIHstreLy-nerc7' an
Gulk .-HosTETTER Il SMITH. ap 4-oolW
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The Alexandria Canal is all right.

SPRING TRADE.--Our merchants have been
preparing for the spring trade, AMI will have
large, varied and excellent ASSIGNMENTS Of goods
Of every kind and acknowledgements dry
goods, hardware, crockery ware, and Mi that
may he wanted by county merchants, anu lar
mers Tor stores and families. Ne invite an OK
animation Of the spring supplies Tor sale IN
Alexandria, before buying in Biitlnore, or
elsewhere. Goods can md vii! he sold here to
the advantage OF the purchaser, in every re-
spect.
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b---
WASHINGTON, NoNfoLN' ANo D
STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-ln the Senate Yc5!'r'
day morning Mr.. Lewis, from the COMMITTEE
on the District OF Columbia, reported pack lhe
bill to Incorporate the Washington Norlo'k'
and Boston Steamship Company with the re,
commentator that 1t be passed, lh' OH
names as incorporators W.. "a!'' r' a. ny,"e''
j. W. Boteler, Horsllo broWolnr' AMI o'h''S'
and has heretofore been not'c'd'
POTOMAC fRulr uho"hHS h'ao''A'
Inc washington 0nr'D.''co III ~
says Il '''1 pI'l 4 T.,a,
ton met yeS'eluay' a' '"o O0"O
Rooms. interesting papers "e'c' u" W 7''i
culture ana othHr interesting '"!"'7 fc"''' y
the interests OF lrult growers 'h:ouH"ou' VIC
country.
~, r,w;s,s Of MIR.
i'''A. ''. D,La ..rrst yer, in.
ooo'SI nfSOS .h.+ os,,l om,n's hen roost
'A"u'o nS a.,;,, o,,,,.,t. ;oc}n3in, some
c,n,. - 81 tonnv hr,cd for thc
Nr HL;ah A. " had taken csneciul
o"' . "
p'o ;Liu,,ol AZ ~, c;,v
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Indian fairs.

CHICAGO, April "A dispatch received It
General SIcriia b~eadquar els t" day from
General l~larc2ck says Il" has rtc wed a dis
latch from Ten. De- I'Iuinilr.J 1T Fort Shaw,
datcl Aprit 1t. which $uys: Father lm"da
has Just arrived tro,n the lands Of the Pltgln
Indians. The CHRIS ST. lrr pace. AMI Send a
word Of submission. Pete. the murderer Of
Clarke. died OF sm,ii pcy. All news from that
quarter WAS saii3IactOrY.
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FISK & HATCH, Bankers

S-Wc have issued pamphlets containing
full narticuIsr:. st.ti: t cal deals maps, &C.,
Which viii te furn i ell upon Application.
ng- We buy and sAl Go%yernme1t Bonds
and r;ce 70 he src. un.. o. Banks, Bankers,
Co-nErai,ns an a.he:s, s~Itject to check a.
sight an al!o3 in:' re : on al y balances
New IQik, TED 2.-tm
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BOOTS e. SFzOES.

The subscriber has just received, and having
bought ut gold rates, can afford to sci! ct prices
to suit the times, one OF the largest: most var'eo
and best assorted stocks Of Ladies', Gentle
mems, Misses and Childrsn's Boots and Shoes
ever before offered for sale in this market HIS
lon experience in the trade has enabled h'm to
procure n stock manufactured from the best
m~stcrial. and in a desirable and stylish manner
and on themost Favourable terms and, With adj
yantares il his favor, he can atf1rd u sell ~
chesp rs the cheapest. a large stock oFHtANI
GODS, suitable for the country, to which he
invites the spcciai attention Of country mer-
chants. All in want will do we'll to al st "a
King street
NH 24-4m -. y
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T'REEs.-IGit is not too late, we hope our
citizens will 20 on planting trees In front OF
their residences, in the yards and gardens OF
their houses, and along the side walks OF the
streets. Trees add to the beauty and heal!h
Of any town ani CITY whore they abound.
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Getting Married.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on the de-
lights OF HOME, and the propriety or impro'
priety Of getting. Married, with sanitary hGlp1
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box Z:
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan
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Wires Down.

PHILADELPHIA April 5.-Philadolphia. i
entirely cut off from telegraphic communicatloI
with New York, by the cables across North
River being torn up.