Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1865, Page 4

ag Muarive In THE SavarTH WiRn—A meet. ing of the friends of the ae members of the Board of Aldermen and Board of Oommon Council from the Seventh Ward was heid at Island Hall last nigBt. OG. 8. Noyes was called to thechair, and Jos. arson made secretary. ase us6 to calls the assemblage, Temarks were made b; 4 Lioyd, George Nhe gs ohn G. Dudley, Wm. 7. Walker, and O. S, Noyes, of the ward dele: on; and also by Messrs. Edmonston and negan. Mr. Lioyd claimed for the ward delegation *Bat bad labored-most faithfully for in- terests of the ward. There was not an im~- revement asked for by citizens of the ward at the delegation had not secured its passage Dy the Councils; and it was mot the taultoftne delegation if the improvements had not always deen carried out. There were now an infinity of acts passed for such ward improvements, but which had not been execu’ by the city Authorities. * And while this was the fact, it ‘Was due also to the Mayor to be that there ‘Was no money in the treasury wherewith to execute these laws. But very many improve- ments had been carried through in the ward, and the ward fund had already received the. Denefit of a credit of $35,000 from the city at Jarge. He advyerted to the important general improvements inaugurated Dy the Councils: The Paid Fire Department, Fire Alarm Tele- graph, and system of Public Schools, the lat- ter of whicb would soon furnish to the 7th ward a noble school edifice, similar to that in _the 6th ward. Mr. Lioyd then proceeded at some length to Geal with the question of the resolutions of the City Councils in relation to returned rebels, and to the cerstres that had applied to those who voted agsinst them. He said he assumed the position that we had nothing to do with the question of rebels returning to their homes; that it was a matter for Government to d with, and with which we had no right to med- dle, But while holding this position he had been from the outbreak of the rebellion, and at @ time when an exhibition of loyalty meant something, a devoted and determined friend of the union of these States. Mr. Wright, in defending his course in vo- ting against the resolutions, said that he had Deenin the service of the Government fora quarter of acentury—for ten years asanen- listed man and fifteen years asacivilian. For four years there had been persistent efforts to secure his removal, and he would guarantee tat the efforts would be quite as ineffectual in the future as they had been in the past, In re- = to his vote on the resolutions referred to, ie had acted from a sense of duty, and he would racrifice an. F siege: 2 in the giftof the Government rather than sacrifice his convic- tions of right. Mr. Dudley said that the same ineffectual efforts had been made to effect his removal as had been attempted in the case of Mr. Wright. As he had voted for the regolutions under dis- cussion he need not defend himeelf in that par- ticular. He bad endeavored to sustain the Government as far as was within bis power, and also to advance the interests of the people ofthe Ward to the extent of his abilities. Mr. Walker said that haying voted for the resolutions he supposed his Joyalty was not in question, and therefore need say nothing further. Mr. Noyes said that as he too had voted tor the resolutions in the City Coungeile, he sup- posed, if that were the test, be would stand upon the loyalty question in the same category with Messrs. Dudley and Walker: but he did not consider it atest in any degree of loyalty. It was 4 question rather of practicability. Men of equal and undoubdted loyalty were divided in opinion as to the feasibility of any action apart from Government action; and he, nimeelf, held that there should be discrimina- tion made between the penitent secession-sick- ened returned rebel, and the rebel who comes back blatant and boastfuland ready for further Mischief. While there was this difference of opinion amongst Union men he did not think it could properly be made a test in Ward poli- tice; and he was satisfied that the people of the Ward in casting their votes would not so |, regand it. gai Ax IMroRTANT Decition—ISABELLA HUR- DELL V8. CHARLES H. HURDELL.—This case bas been before alluded to in the Star and was an application for divorce a vinculo matrimonii, and alimony. The petitioner praved the court to award her the custody of r child, and to restore her maiden name. Soon after the —— was filed, the Court, on motion of Mr. Thompson, connsel for the pe- titioner, passed an order requiring the defen- dart to pay alimony to the petitioner at the rate of $30 permonth, which defendant stated, in his sworn angwer, he was not able to pay, but its payment was enforced by attachment as for coutempt. Testimony was taken under the order of the court, showing that the de- fendant was living in adultery with another ‘woman, upon ‘whom he was prodigal in his expenditures; that he boarded and elothed her at an extravagant rate; and the court upon the final hearing of the cause, granted a di- vorce as prayed for, restoring to the wife her maidén name, awarding ner the custody of her child, and decreeing that the defendant should pay to the complainant alimony at the rate of thirtyldollars per month. From this de- cision defendant appealed to the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia siitting in banc. Tke case was argued before this court on the 29th inst., by Mr. Thompson for peti- tition, and Messrs. R. J, Brent and T. W. Blount for the defendant The Court, all the Judges concurring, affirmed the decision ot Judge Wylie, and the attachment will accord- ing?y be issued forthnwith. Aastasiieas e AN Erisops in Camp.—Monday evening, AD unusual scene Occurred at the camp of the 2d brigade, 3d division 9th army corps, near Alexandria, which relieved the monotony of camp lite for the time being. The officers called apon Gen. Curtin, now commanding the division at brigade headquarters, while the men formed a torchlight procession, using candles, set in the scckets of the bayonets, and accompanied by music, marched and counter- marched about the headquarters, cheering for the former commander of the division, nn. Hartranft, now commanding at the penitenti- ary building, where the conspirators are con- fined and on trial; Gen. Curtin, now command. ing the division, and Col. J. Ord Mathews, who has commanded the brigade since its or- ganization, and others. During the evening a number of speeches were made by several officers, congratulating the men on the pros- pect of returning to their homes soon, after having alded materially in conquering & peace peareausaeaee upon —Lastmagatel fe ieeceaaes Poe ED.— tol. T. TOwOst Marshal General of the defences Dork or tas Potomac,wes serranaded at his residence on G street, by the band of the 32d Massachusetts Tegiment of Sherman’s army, under the leader- ship. of Prof. Israel Smith. The Colonel gracefully acknowledged the compliment, and invited the party to partake of a bountifnl ne of refreshments, which wa&s complied The band then proceeded to the residence of Admiral Lee, opposite the War Department, where Gov. Andrews, of Massachusetts, is stopping, and tendered the Governor a sere- nade. . A. acknowledged the compliment in afew timejy remarks, and congratulated the 32d regiment upon the gallantly displayed upon as per Scent battle-fields, aud the culye ta! the regiment in suppress- ing the rebellion. : = = go renee U.S. S. CRusapgR.—This ship arrived at the Braden Navy Yard yes: from York- town, -» where ahe bas been stationed on blockade duty for the last eighteen months. She went into commission at Baltimore No- vember, 1963, and during her term of service has Saptared Several schooners, sloops, &<¢., be a im smuggling contraband goods. The wing is a list of her officers :—Peter Hays, Act. Vol. Lieut. Gommanding; Chas. Hallett, 3 Ensig! Wm. W. Leonard, A. ©. Pentoi -O. nm, F. B. Alle! Act. Master's Mate. A’ F. Tucker: Act. Ase’t Paymaster, C. W. Seeley; Act. Ase’t Sa : R. H. Weedon; Act. Master and Pilot, tency, Buckleas; Act. First Ase’t Engineer, Cornalixs Carr, fn ¢ oy id Aas’t Engineer, Geo. W. Hall; Act. Third Ass’t Engineers, Wash. ington Barnett, J..H. Wilson. a MusrsrEeD OvT.— Yesterda morniy 200th regiment ‘Pennsytvania Volu: a which came out for one year, -and which has served with credit in the thtrd division of tne 9th corps, were mustered cat of service and started for their homes, where they will .be paid off and discharged. This ment was recrwited from York, and the adjoining conn- ties, and come with full numbers and now re- ‘urns with about six Bundred names.on its rolis. Lt. Col. W. H.H. McCall, of Lewis- burg, Union County, Pa., being at’ present on et yee at the arsenel, g mustered out, a: ains during the conspiracy ‘vi — stares Peso COLL1a10" —The mai! steamer Cossack, fun into,on her downward trip, aday or pe: since, the steamer Relief, Pinckinene's Telana ‘The’ shan’ Pasting of % one K were broken, and @er eterna knocked Cossack was immediately towed inte "or Mary's river, ag wes shortly afterwards ta. ‘wen t¢ Baltimore tor repairs. ? THE MUNICIPAL ELECTI CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE; &c-_-. | PTAIN THOMAS STACKPOLE many voters oftbe Pits Wards RST WARD.—Mr” JOH! . . forthe, Somos Council trom the Fir ard, by of roters. Reo. HAZ 7 MB. JA OMMON goUROIL OOM: votersef the FIRST WARD. Yotersef & S————— ___ JOON DETI: oo" Wan acer ONAL UNION For Qollesiot ram DIXON. a ML ¥. Dovgrass Tor BuryrILLIAM FORSYTH. yor SauLtal B. MAGRUDER. Por Oommon Council— JAMBS K. Y, . BAKER, may 8-tf. ete CT _my 30-te SEOOND WARD.—WILLIAM FORD will be supported for 42 4 c See nee at the ensuing ta VOTERS. 7 = SLAB NOMINA- OCR BB0oND WARD REG For Colecwr TL 14 MDIXON. For Register— SAMUEL E. DOUGLASS, For Barvey oT LIAM FORSYTH, =e ergAMURL W. ownn. For CommeaMUEL A, PRUGH. A. J. JOYOE. @uoRGR T. RavB, For Assessor— GEORGE W HARKNESS. éeclines to allow his Commen Council, the friends of 8. A. PEUGH .. present his name for re-election. Lg fi _ SECOND WARD BLROTION NOTICE — It being understood that Mr bo was nominated a Beco: mé as candidate jor _myl7-dte TO THE VOTERS OF THE I WARD.—I notice that some erie ie me a5 & candidate for the Board of ouncil without authority. Thies isto Board of Comms On ciltbut Y ne cae ar r ion yumcil, - date far a Board of Aldermen. git obese my 30- THIRD WARD, anrounce: Common inform my,friends that my 30-3t* Pi ‘lection fro: ii naaciec on from the Third Wai A. (em UNOONDITIONAL ny ll-diw&eote FOURTH WARD, Fo rOCommon Counci]— my 25-9" Chamber. the my 26-t0 UNION. a BEOOND WARD NOMINATIONS, For Collector- For Ragite, WM: PIXON. ae a mC B. DOTELAES, for Bury: a Te “WM. FORSYTH. fs = or AideriG@g0, H. PLANT. For Oommon Counch— M. PETTIBONE. TLLIAM THOMAS, . OLAY STBWART. For Assessor— GEO. W. HARKNESS. [btel&Ghron.j For Common Council— HABLES P. WANNALL. MANY VOTERS BF Pele PL Board of Jommon Coun: PK L, i For Collector— For Reciater. 7: DIZO": ‘or ister— a eisp. W. DOUGLASS, or Surve: ; paint: 2 FORSYTH. ir o— P Con gHOMAS LRWIB. or Oouncl wy JANNRY, J, W. BIMME, @. HALL. heer tHIAD WARD. Tor Color TLIAM DIXON, iste: For Beg VOL §. DOUGLASS. Yor Bar WILLIAM YORSYTH, Por sens D. LARNER, Tor Comm ON W SIMMS, onsite? GAYE, i Hor Aieriaan— NOBLE D, LARNER. MICHAEL LARNER, For Alderman: CHARLES H. UTERMEHLE. For Common Council— HAPHSiAS AGERE, DANIEL McLAUGHLIN. For Assessor— SAMUEL WI88. NOBLE D. LARNER. rm as at the MANY VOTERS, UNION TIOKET, THIED WARD. NION TIOKST, MAny Vorzns, MANY VOTSBS. ic. FOURTH WARD. a moesting Beatty held in the Aldermens’ 0) Lowi: 101 ti for ward ofiicers for the Fourth Ward: "°° 7&7° FOURTH WABD NOMIN oF ‘oters of the Fourth Wand fray en’ jastic meeting at Cy Oity Hall, Ma; Fi lector— or Colle TELIAM DIXON, a ‘URL B. DOUGLASS, ane re vee H. DONEGAN. F jerman— or OS ASBURY LLOYD, For Common Oouneil— . W. MOORB ROBBRT 8. DAVi8. ELIJAH EDMONSTON. For Assessor— THOMAS W. BUROH. eg BAMUEL WISE will be supported for AB- j, BUBEOR by the loyal voters of the FOURTH AT A MEETING OF THE LOY. izens of the Fourth Ward Eid og yea nesday evening. May 3, 1865. men were unanimously no: Uncondrtrenal Union Ticker. FOR COLLECTOR WILLIAM DIXON. FOR REGISTER = MUBL EB. DOUGLASS. FOR SURYEYOR— " WILLIAM FORSYTH. FOR ALDERMAR— ABBUBY LLOYD. FOR COMMON CoUNCIL— WILLIAM W, M OORR, CHARLES H. 'ANDBRSO BLisai BDMONBTON. = Fon 4S8™THOS. W. BURCH, the foll nated t | _™my18-te NUMBROUS CITIZENS P Ward, thinking (tne a ohauge moult ee mm AG the office o! nfs Assessor of t '¥ nominat For Colleato ene WIGLIAM DIXON. F per Nw atiia, . DowaLas. — or BursVILLIAM FORSYTH, For Alde rs For cokgne? F. GUUIOK, ‘or Con! wi. DEON, B : Want ms NO. W. MAD. iJ eo Mr. H. M, it responsible sentient i Geert TH WARD —CHARLE: 5 y St ee MARY AT A MEETING OF THD OITIZ! the Fifth Ward. held TOMBDES . May 16, 1865, the following gentle: nominated forthe several offices named : th ib of Geriren Winns For Gollecter— Por Begiater— 7 MOETELan ». wx1i0 IFTH WAR (00! (CFF TH Wand CHOON DITIONAL UNION The following gentlemen will be supported at a by the Loyal voreRS WM. DIXON, -. 8, BDOUeLAsS, For Burveyor— WM. FORSYTH. For Alderman—* For Qouncil— GRO. F,GULICX, ee ensuing election. For Ooll oor LIAM DIXON! Tor Meg URL BE. DOUGLARS, For Ader AMDBLCROSS, For Com Le y x:) ‘ch & Co., co! if Mi: avenu Tith street, for Gollectae, Regtiiar, Burrevct, one ermen, A I e aeite ness to acqu mp 31-3t* er Pare ones Fire ee : ||, The steamer L Jeay, Mii, BDITOR --Please smucunes WM. P, Mi 4 Sis be Sebyere Sy Union voters at en- to their former bomen, lowing nominations; , or Collecor TAM PIXON. For RF URL B, DOVGLARS, For Burve7 LIAM FORSYTH, Por alae ynom MATTINGLY, | vor conta i Pinion, : @BO. B. CLARKE. my 20-te ss DITIONAL UNIO} = ena ONAL Whi’ TIOKET oe For CollegtoT ELAM DIXON, For RoR CEL B. DOUGLASS. i For SurviT LIAM FORSYTH, mmo np Council— ee Pee can GRORGE WEIGHT. my25-te* CIRST WARD—FIRST PRECINCT.—Noti hereby given, that, in sonforait th eu = vieions ‘of the ha er of the c2ty ef Washington. an clection will be held im the First Precinct of the First Ward on MONDAY. the Sth dayof June at if eeves,on tie south je of I street, between lath and 20th streets, for } a Gollector, ister,and Surveyor, one member Of the Beard of Ald lermen, and three members of the womee or Sommeo Gduncil, to seeyent ai ward. Polls open at70 clock a. m., and clese a o’clock p.m, SAMUEL BOv aL P.H. BAG. JNO, B. HARBISON, m 29-tde Comwissioners of Blection, {IRST WARD—SECOND PRECINCT—Notice is hereby given that in conformity to the pro- visions of the charter of the city of Washington an election beheldin the Second Precinct o} the First Ward, on MONDAY, the Sth day of June next, at the’ public building on Penn’s avenue, between Isth and 19th streets, for Collector. Regis- terand Surveyor, one member of the Board of Aldermen and three members of the Board of Qommon Council to represent said ward. it 7 e’clock s. m., and close at7», m, Polls open st7 o'cloce hada t, KID WELL, N. D. HILTON. LEWIS H. PARKER. my29-te Commissioners of Blection. @ECOND WARD—FIRST PRECINCT.—Notice > is hereby given that in conformity to the pro- visions of the charter of the City of Washington sp election will be beid inthe Firsc Precinct o the Becond Ward, on Monday, the 5th day of June next, at the north-west corner of New York ave- id 12th street, for Collector, Register, and eyor, one member of the Beard o! gad seyee ethers of the joard A founcil, and an Assessor Of &: ard. i‘ J N ri HLLTON FRANGIS MILLER, Commissioners of Blecti missioners o: ction, my%-te [{ntel. and Columbian.) ECOND WARD—SECOND PRECINCT—No- tice is hereby given, that in conformity to the rovisions of the charter of thecity of Washing- nm, an election will be held im the Second Pre- cinct of the Second Ward, on MONDAY, the 5th day of Junenext, at Ford’s Drug Stote, N. W. corner of lith street and Penn. avenue, for Ool- lector, Register, ana Surveyor. one Member of the Board of Aldermen, three Members of the Board of Common Council. and an Assessor for said Ward. THOMAS ard. |. WH IN, LEWIS OLEPHANS, J.W Commissioners of Election. my a7-dte Untel. & Celumbisn.} rparep WABD—FIRST PRECINCT.—Notice is hereby given that, in conformity to the pro- visions of the r of the city of Washington, an election will be held in the First Precinct of the Third Ward at the corner of 9th and M sts., for Oollector, Register and Surveyor, one member of the Board of Aldermen, and three members of the Beard of Common Oouncil, to represent said ward. Polls open at7 o’clock a, m. and clese at 7 o'clock p.m. ALBX. BR. SHEPHERD Bai a Tyson JAM. 5 my 29-te Commissioners of Election. HIRD WARD — SECOND PREC€INCT.—. "T Giection ‘wil be RAG oe MOHSEN gin June, 1865, at Mankin & Davis’ shop, 9th’ street, between G and H, for Oollecto: zister, Sur: er, one member of the Board of Alderma: ae menlere ofthe ae Of Common Oouncil. ‘olls open at 7 a, m. and close at7 p.m. Bs @ WHITING, JAMES NEIN. oHARLES Py WARNALL, my 26-te Gommissioners of Biection, Foust WABD—FIRST PRECINCT—Notice Lis hereby given that in conformity tothe pro- visions of the charter of the city of Washington an election will be held in the ¥i the Fourth Ward, at rat Precinct o' the Metropolitan Heok and ue. between 4th ani sth fas sa Berea Fot oat nattg . yw} ', One mi re of the Board of ‘Kidermen, three members of the Board of Common Counell and Assessor for said Polls open at 7 o’clock a. m. Polls close at.7 ocloek p.m. Wu. a HOOVES, : J. W. OLAR JABEZ WHESLER. my29 te Gommissieners of Election. a ee rg NOOR ovata WARD--SECOND PRECINCT —No- tice is hereby given that. in conformity to the provisions of the charter of thecity of Washing- top, an election will be held at the Soldiers’ Reading Beom, corner 5thand Estreets, Judiciary | Square, Becomd Precinct, Fourth Ward,on MON- DAY, the Sth day of June next, for Collector. Reg- ister,and Surveyor.one member of the Board of Aldermen, three members of the Board of Qormmon Oouncil, and one Assessor for said . ‘wae open at seven ovclock am. Polls close 20 -m. ?- 7 PETER F. BACON CHARLES WALTER. THOMAS GALLIGAN, my 27-te Commis*ioners of Electien. FIFTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.—Nottes | hereby given that in conformity with the | rovisions of the charter of the city of Washing- m, an election will be held at the southwest corner of 3d street east and A street south, | First Precinct, Fifth Ward, on MONDAY, the 5th day of June next. for Collector, Register and Sur- yeyor, one member of the Board of Aldermenand | three members ef the Board of Common Qouncil | orSRa ees tia wares 5 sm. Polta’a ‘oblé open at7 o’clock Sm. Polls close at 7 o'clock p. mi. SOHN MILLS, O° * rs . Mi. SISTER. TEBPHBN WAILKS, my27-te Commissioners of Election. Fue WARD—SECOND PRECINCT—No- tice is hereby given that in conformity with the provisions of the charter of the city of W: } ington, an election will be held at Mrs. Bean’s, . rner of 3d street east and D street sonth, Becond Precinct, Fifth Ward, on MONDAY, the 5th dayof June next, for Collector, Register and Goa CRS member of the Board of ‘Rider. ree members of the Board of Commen men and t Council to represent ssid ward, Polls open at7 o'clock, & an Pells close at 7 o’cleck p,m. y JOB H.BICHARDS, TIPPE’ BE. T. . Commissioners of ection, | _My27-te | | i {Intel &Columbian,dte,} QIXTH WARD—F_ ST PRECINCT.—Notice is WO hereby given that an election will be held in conformity to the provisions of thecharter of the city of Washington on Monday, June Sth, at the school house corner of /th street eastand @ street south, Firet Precinct, Sixth Ward. for Collector, Register and Surveyor, one member of the Board of Aldermen, three members of the Board of Com. j mon Council and one Assessor for said Ward, ae ona open at seven o’clock a, m, Polls close ven o’clock p.m, WILLIAM HOCKE, GEORGE HUNT. J. MARION BRIGGS. my 27-te Oommissroners of Blection. StH WABD-SECOND PRECINCT.—Notice ~ is pereny £8, that ia conformity with the provisions of the charter of the city of Washing- ton, sn election will be held in the Second Pri cinct of the Sixth Ward, at the Anacostia Engine Honse, on MONDAY, the 5th day of June next. for Oollector, Kegister and Surveyor for the ssid city, one member of the Bos of Aldermen, and three bers of the Board of mine Council and one to represent the said Ward. be opened at 7 o'clock A. M., and will SAMUEL BR. TURNER, Iny 29-te Commas ENTH D— FIL ECIN; - tice is hereby yen tune in fenformity to the provisions of the char:er of the city of Washington &n election will be keld at Island Hall, ‘Virginia avenue. D and 6th sts., Island, cinct. Seventh Ward, for Oullector, Bs Burveyor, one member of the Board of and three. members of the Board o! Council, to representasid Ward, on Pells open at7 o’clock 5 m, Polls close at 7 g Bae ATEINGLY, o'clock p.m, . mys: te Comtuissionses of Blection. 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The business continues to be conducted in a fair and Monorable manner, and a large and greatly increased trade is proo’ that our patrons syareciate this method of obt. ning rich and él gant goods, During the past year this Association has sent a if number of valuable prizes to all parts 6 country. Those who patronize us will re- 1] value of their money, as no article oss than One Dollar, retail, on our | wo: and there are NO BLANKS. Parties dealing with us may depend on having prompt retaras end the article drawn will be im- mediately sent to any address by returm mail or express. Fan following parties haverecentiy drawn val- uable prises from the Bureka Association, and have kindly allowed the useof theirnames. _ Andrew Wilson, Onstom House, Philadelphia, Ps., Oil Painting. value, $10); James Hargraves, Fi Sr lant oe th ones, 5 3a, on: Patrice 3 a, KK, sbville, Tenn., Meledeon, ‘Allen, Oo. B, Lid Fegiment Indi Nashville. Tenn.. Watch, value, $85; Rowland Patterson, Oo. D, 10th Iowa Veteran Volunteers, Oil Painting, value, $100; Mrs. A i Ee 8 rinetel Mase Melo- 08, $1/0; James L. Dexter, tyeyor, ine, WY Gold. Watehs values Slay, ates Ely, 187 Wooster street, corner Bleeker, Cae Ou eat: value: $100; ee GC. rap ‘apids, Michigan, ver Oastor, vaine, $40: De J. Be Binciair, No. 4 Main street. tic: . ¥., Framed Engraving, value, $25; Hon, Luther Detniold, Washington, D.C., Oil Painting, jue, $ . ‘Were we permitted, we might add many -names to the above list, but many persons object to our no doing, we therefore publish no names! without permission. ‘ hk Letters from various parties throughout the country acknowledging the receipt of very valua- ble gifts, may be seen on file at our office. LIST OF &RTIOLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH, | Without regard to value, and not to be paid for until you know what you will receive: Each, 30 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, ‘i worth from. ——- 32/0 00 to 500 09 30 Melodeons, Rosewood Cases... 125 00 to 225 00 50 Fine Oil Paintings. --:- 25.09 to 10 00 2 Fine Bteel Bugravings,¥r’m’d 12 0 to 25 00 10@ Music Boxes....... —- 1W(0to 4500 10 Bilver Revolving Patent Cas- i tOFS—...2--~ =... - - 1500 te 4900 100 Silver Fraoit avd Cak ts 1509 te 3500 600 Bette Silver Tea and Table Spoors.-.—- --.-- —~ - 60 to 30% Ww ola Bunting Case Watches 75 00 to 15) 0 150 Diamond Rin 50 Q0 to 209 00 240 Ladies’ Gold 60 to 85 08 450 Silver Watches... 2500 to 50 00 2500 Vestand Neck Chains. . 50) to 25 09 2000 Pairs Bar Rings, (now sty! 1TWto 660 3c00 Gold Pencilsand Pooth Picks 30) to 8 00 3000 Onyx and Amethyst Broocher 4 (0 to 10 10 3000 Lava & Florentine Broockes 400 to 600 1000 Masoni: a we 4A00tO 60 350 to 6 50 20to 80) 15M to 510 2500 Enameled Sleeve But 250to 1008 10 00 Plain Gold and Chased Rings... 10 to 5 00 500 Stome Set apd Seal Rings... 2 50 to 10 0) 5000 Lockets, ail sizes........ 2Mto 7 00 10000 Bets of Ladies’ Jewelry. 8 00 te 20:00 40c0 Watch Charms (each). 300to 550 50) Gold Pens, Silver Ex. Cases. 4 (to 600 00 Gent’s Breast and Bcarf Pins, 3 (0 to ‘29 60 2000 Ladies’ New Style Beit 7 Buckles...1.............-- 4(0to 650 2000 Chatelaine and@uard Chains 6 to 2) 00 100Goeld_ Thimbley............ 500to 750 20.0 Bets Ladies’ Jet andGold +. 100)te 20 60 10000 Geld Orosses—-- , 15to 600 6000 Oval Band Bracelets... 600 to 2) 00 4:00 Ohaged Bracelets. * 3 to 1660 2000 Ball Bardrops, al Sto 500 £000 Fine Gold Pens... .... 20to 350 ao Mew Btyle Jet and Gold Bar. ve FODB..-.. 7 2000 Gold Pens with Gol Ebeny Holders... .. 500 A CHANCE TO OBTAL THE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR 0 PUBCHASING A SEALED OENTS. 87 Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for $1; Eleven for $2; Thirty for $5; Sixty-five for $19: oS See ANTRD AVERY WHERE Ouriarreme are desired 10 send Waited Atates money whem, gpavaniene. Long letters are un- pecensary, = ters should be addressed to our Box. 5706, Post Office. for Froster safety. Orders for BBALED ENVELOPES must in every case be accompanied by the Oasn, with the name of the person sending. and Rowe, County and State Letters should plainly west s ii be addressed to janege A WIM, HUNT & 00. my 25-1m Box s706 Post Office. New York, PB, ABE BTS | rie certs RE BEASY ie Bit STRAW. is th All may now enjoy the Toru: from nicely ven' of it 8U) Fra’ it Baal et i dost and we Challenge the'world toproduce one at less cont. an PANG growers anddealers are requested to call mae «amelie * between , and Canal, my 12 eotw “Washington. D.0. jc PITOHERS AND WATER-COOLNBS, ‘We tave just received s large supply of goods, to" invit Sane paket ore a parebe RIM got 4 Im WHOSE NANB S8SESSED, commence atte ao hour from d: McPherson’ lenry, (heirs,) par t 's, Hi 4 " for whlch taxed are duc. IN WHOSE NAMB 4SSHSSED. Years f I —— wo. Cintha, part lot 165 Beatty pel Hawkins’ addition front, west side Marke ‘ote 2 6 70 ~~ front north b feet west side kelds, and Deakins’ add: th aide First feet front north side Water street, souWater tax. tomes do. ‘ - GD... lot not num . in Beail’s addition. 100 feet jouth side Road street. » Water tax on Aame....... Mackall, Brooke, lot No. 9, Beatty 4 Hawkins’ amended addition, © feet front. north side Fourth strect and 100 fect west side of! 88 5328 7 Barber, Andrew, cast Beall’s addition, 30 north side Dunbarton stree lot 21, same addition, 5) t 200, Beatty and ‘dition, 70 feet front fth street, and 1:0 fect east line Market street... 1 Ditto, water se Biscoe, George” 4°, Holmead's tax On same... . it. J Ditto, do Sered in Beall’ Ditto, lot (27,8. Ditto, ‘parts of Paddition. 46 feet front on) south side Beall 3t1 1884 Ditto, Parts of addition, 41 feet front, e et e Ditto, lot 89, same 120 feet west side Washington! ‘treet = ] Ditto, water tax onsama. feet on east side 26 Congress stree . Water taxon same. 130) Ghar; Mice Mary lot 265, Beatty «| Hawkins’ addition, 91 feet east’ side High street, Ditto on same. ante lots and eame| t aide! Btion, 6 feet front, Prospect street, improved. Nelson, James, ty) feet front north ridge street, improved i Ditto, water tax on same. rs Nicholls, William 8., part. Beatty and Hawkins’ adilition, 25) feet front west side Market oS eRe FB 285 art lot 10,01¢. George | town,23 2-12 feet front, sast side High street, improved. Ditto, water tax om same. Ditto, persenaty. wow tax onsame.... di Ditto, west part lot 92, same addi north side Beall . io wh, 15 6-12 feet front, east side Potomac atrest.’ mmo ZeaS Ditto, lots not numbered in Beaii’s| addition, 176 4-12 feet fron’ side West street, 190 fee! 6, Old Georeet e0) north side W: . 9) ; 44 feet north’ side, Ditto, balance water tax on same Bridge street, improved. 0. do do. do Ditto, Ditto, water tax on sami it + it =e to, reenaity. to. Dersonalty. SRRRERER ie Acre, 219-12 feet front 80: First street, improved. Water tax on same. and ‘ion, 46 8-12 feet ‘tto, water tax on sam: rT Be i ’a, William, (heirs), lot 243, Beatty and Bawkins’ addi- tion am és front, south sid it, and 160 feet west, 58 ‘Tet front, north side street, improve: Ditto, water ar en same. } Old Georgetown, | alance on water tax, same. r tax on same.. do do... Ditto, on sam water tax on ssme lo do do .. same ‘| not numbered, eee ae Til ret Bont east line Montgomery street. and) bounded on South by Btod: north by the hortkern 1: the town, improved. Ditto, balance o! water Ditto, lots 236 and 27, same add. one north side) @ BESSes BBEAB EEEese BY SB Bsesne S8ece Reuse Ditto, Om same Ditto; lote 238, mn 2a5 Frederick street (heirs,) part lot ' " edaition, 23 feet front, north side Bridge street, proved ... ae water taxon ne way. Jas. H.. lo 36 6-12 feet front, ‘reet, improved .... ter tax om same... lo 0 do .. : 1 part lot 17 Old Georgetown 16 feet front, south side treet, improved..., itte water tax on same. s ol ge Ditto, south part lot 13/ Beall’ an ee and Cazenove’s addit: feet front, on Needham str Ditto, parts of bins, Lee an tion. 60 feet-east side Green street, improved... Ditto, water tax on same. ea Ditto,, south side Firat street, im “Fayette street... Ditto, water tax on same. 125, & Hawkins’ addition, 20! 2558 S58 ShE SB wenS porns Ditto, personality... awkins’ addition, feet front, west side High street, improved Ditto, water tax on Smith, Mrs.J 0 dition, 14 feet, and 12 feet of lot two of the slip, 25 feet front, north side Gay i proved... = Ditto, water tax on sam street, improved. Ditto, water tax on Ditto, part lot 43 Old Ge 36 6-12 feet front, east side Bpace, improved ... Ditto, water tax on same Ditte southwest Georgetown, 35 wom Ea art lot 80, Ol eet front north 8 eet, improved Ditto, water tax on same... Ditto, port lota7 and 5 Old G t \d part lote3and 4 feet front, west side tom Peto} wood, Joseph, p: aa 3a | Ditto, water taxon same. Shekel. R. R.. Beatty and Hawkins 69 feet front on south _ ently street, and 100 feet wi Market street, improye Ditto, water tax on same | Ditto, south part lot 19 tion, 30 feet front east s Street, improved ..,. S Ditto, water tax on Bame . Ditto. personalty. son street, impro’ as., part of lots 115 and 116 front, ae side W: Ba rt] mae asa ginia avenue... Ditto, on sam Ditto, on same Hunter’s, Geo., (heirs,) Old Georgetown, 13 (-12 feet east side Jefferson street, improved Ditto, on same............ itto, water tax on sain est street, improved| 8S Sak BBA mt was. side Valley Hawkins, Wilson, lot notnumbered 0. addition, <@) feat Bridge Road, impro: - 185 en's, W. (heirs.) west part 3 Beall’s addition, 3 f orth side Beall itto, on same. Ditto, water tax do do. go 1, Wiiliam ©:, lot 52, Be: addition, and east partlot 6 of the! slip, 97 6-12 feet front, north side! jeall street, improved. 0, water tax on same. ve Ss moore ts BRERA nort! ty and Hawkins’ feet front, west erick street, im Lee i) | Ditto, op same. +P & iS. Joseph Ne ) Ditto, do... Ditto, eaty part and Cazenove fi frent Virginia avenue, planing and 202 Beall’s addi-| tion, 130 feet front south side West street, improved. Oo, Water tax on same t ; 0. frunnel, John H..lot 59 Hawkins’ addition west side Frederick 190 feet north side Third a | Ditto, water tax | Ditto, personalty. Wm. in Holmead’s aping, at the southeast corner! and running south alon; it line of Monroe street to Montgomery street, Ditto, water tax on illiam,, “Bealis additi front, south side Gay street, and it deep. improve Ditto. water tax on same. Lee, Naacy, lot 27, Beatty Kins’ amended ad front, north side Sixth street, and, it dee) me. 32 MAE feet, atty and Haw. dition, 50 feet) south side Bridge strect, and feet frent, west side High street oenan &S3 A SSee Sah Seg