Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1865, Page 4

| Affaize th Georgetown. , Q@xbneztown Councits, Jane 2d.—Board of Aldermen.—The Board met at the usual hour, present, Recorder Cox, Aldermen Beall, Berry Mthe bossa passed the fovowing resolutions e boar : CH Adthorizing Be transfer of stock held by R I. Mackall, trustee, to Mary J: Maekall; correct- ing an error im theorainance for the govern- whent ef the new market; providing for the purchase of & roller to be used on the streets repaired by the corporation, and relating to the corporation's stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and the board. adjourned. 4 Common Council.—The ident being ab- sent, Mr. Mitchell was called to thechair. A petition from R. W. Fowler was referred. Mr. Stake, from the poor and workhouse committee, reported @ resotution for ‘he pay~- ment of expenses of that institution. Mr. Hieston repérted back a communication relative to insurance of the new market, and o committee was discharged from the con- siderati bject. Mr Tyanitere rts a communication from Wm. Dickson, chief engineer of the U.S, Steam Fire Brigade, relative to the cost of a steam fire-engine, and of the annual cost of main- taining a suitable force for service in George- town: referred back to the committee. Resolauons relative to the corporation's stock in the Chesapeake and Onio Canal Oo.: authorizing the transfer of stock entered in the name of Richard Mackall, trustee, to Mary J. Mackall; correcting an error in the ordinance for the government of the few market; author- izing the purchase of a street roller for use oi te streets of the town: authorizing the offer o: $500 tor the arrest of the incendiaries who de- stroyed the parsonage of the Presbyterian Onbureh, and the odering of a similar feward by the Mayor for the arrest of incendiaries bereafter, were adopted, and the hoard ad- journed. PuBLIC Sckoors DteaTRIBUTION OF CARDS or MeniT.—This ceremony concluded yester- Gay atternocn. The distribution took place at the west Georgetown schgols,, the attendance being excellent, notwithstanding the rain, and the exercises very interesting. These schools, primary, male and female are mnder the in- struction of Mrs. Ijams and Miss Hanna. Yegterday the distribution took place at the Montgomery street school house to the Male Grammar, Miss Emma Reed, teacher; Female Grammar,Mies Huestis, teacher; Male Pri- mary, Miss Laura Reed, teacher; Female Pri- mary, Mrs. Edmonston, teacher. @ exer- cises Were quite &s inter®Sting as on former occasions. The cards were distributed by Messrs. John Marbury. Jr. W. H. Tenney. Anthony Hyde and Dr. Barba’in. Apremium had been promised to the scl olar having the largest number of cards at this distribution. Two young ladies, Misses Mary Baker and E. McKnight exhibited an equal number, and & preminm was awarded to each. The presen- tation was made by Mr. J. W, Deeble. @7-The widow McClihtock, the great oil Millionaire, when she died left her property to her adopted son Johnny Steele, a teamster. He immediately dropped the lines and put on good clothes, and led a very diseolute life all over thecountry. For some time, it is said he ‘went round with & bard of minstrels. Walk- ing up Broadway, one day, he saw & pair ot Hove horses and carriage. He stopped the driver, and inquired how much he hea lel the whole rig The driver said $12,000. = upon “Johnny” bauled out the amount, and banding ittothe driver jumped in for a ride. Having had ride enough, and taking & fancy to the driver, he made him’a present of his recent purchase. At another time he is said to have purchased the Continental Hotei in Phitadel- ia, im an extravagant freak. He gambled with John Morrissey, and paid $600,000, it is said, for the Aatausement, Mr. M.’s experience being too extensive for him. He has had nu- merous escapes from losing his too easily got- ten wealth, by New York and Philadelphia sharpers. Where he is just now no one seems toknow. Some say he is dead, but he will probably turn up some day—perhaps again as teamster. —____ 7A number of Russian soldiers and Polish —— meeting near Conin, 8 cossack boasted @ was such & good shot that he coald strike & m&n’s capwithont touching the head. A pea- sant accepted the challenge, but the moment the ball struck he fell dead. The soldier was condemned to a month’s imprisonment for his impradence. In his defence he aileged that | the fault was the peasant’s, and to prove it, he ‘would repeat the experiment with the judge | Binnself. FLY IN THE WHEAr.—Many of the farmers of this and the lower portion of the county say that the fly has made sad havec with the grow- ing wheat. It has also greatly damaged the | crop in neighboring parts of Delaware.—Zik- ten (Md.) Whig. {7 Under the constitution a State census ™uust be taken once in ten years, and this is the year in which it is to.be made in Pennsyl- —— The work will probably commence in une. i7-The Connecticut Assembly hes passed the proposition te allow the people to vote for | an amendment to the State Constitution, as to | allow the colored population the rightofsuf- trage. wvThe ezpennes of Government freighting at New York nave been reduced £500,000 a Month by the discharge of twenty-five char- tered steamers. @7 So great is the number of visitors to the | grave of Mr. Lincoln.ut Oak Ridge, thataline of omnibuses has been pat on the road between that pines and Sites pete for the sole pur- pose of accomm ng these pilgrims tomb ef the martyr President. mirerems torthe mw? The surrender of Kirby Smith has caused | & great relaxation inthe rules governing the stipment of goods from New York to English, | Spanish and Mexican ports contiguous to Somthern ports, _ “oF w7General Beauregard, of whom we nave heard very little for the past two months, was | in New Orleans on the 22d, and registered his name at General Banks’ headquarters as a pa- Toled Rebel officer. @7-The Lincoln foneral procession in San Francisco was three miles long. 7” A commencement—one brick buil: im course of erection in Richmond, Va. 7 The Nashville race course is being pre- pared tor June sporting season. ding is OFFICIAL. War Dipariment, Adjutant General's Office fashington, D. C, May 29, 1365. The following officers having been reported at the headquarters of the army for the offenses hereinafter specified. are hereby, notified that tae will stand diaminsed the service of the United Btates, unless within fifteen days from this date they appear before the Military Commission in Feta nla sity. 4 ea Um genae General obn ~ Caldwell. nites ates voln: i President, fone "othe charges and make satisfactor: sere makes tory defence to the ast den, Quart ‘5 exempt fr, ing dismirsed the service of the United Staten the Military Commission instituted by General Orders No. 83, series of 1463, from the War De- ment, having reported that Satisfactery de- se has been made in his case. oi 5 "4 EB. D. Townsexp, Assistant Adjutant General. American Watches! Py THE CHEAPEST. H THE MOST DURABLE, AND MOST RELIABLE TIME-.KEEPERS EVER MADE. THEBE 18 NO ARTIOLE 80 USEFUL, 2, 80 PORTABLE, AND 80 BASILY ConyuRTED INTO MONRY, a8 4n AMERICAN WATOH. | | | nem PAST BXPERIBNCE PROVES ats TRE AMERICAN WATCH BXCELS ALL OTHERS FOR OHBAPNESS, AO CURY OF PERFORMANCE, AND DURABILITY, WE OFFER A‘LARGE ASSORTMENT, BOTH | GOLD AND SILVEE, j OF EVERY VARIBTY, at @EEATLY REDUCED PRICAS. M. W. GALT & BROTHBR, Jewellers, 354 PENNSYLVANIA AVPNUS, m7 7-t¢__NEAR METROPOLITAN HOTRL. NDEE Tf: a tale of the Umass, Geaaith te ee . oR |Senors; by Lt. Mowry. Prom Dan to Beersheba; by Rev, oP. Bi Lae OK TAYLOR THE MUNICIPAL BLECTIO CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE, ke. OAPT, THOMAS STACKPOLS Is nota the First Ward, his name was used without his | | knowledge 6r cousent. itt ‘RET Mr. J AN he wie acer fg = tbe rion m1 01 ir Ward. te orig of voters. . may ae Ward, by homsofvotera” _- may 778° ME. JAMES H. HAZBL will be supported (Seer the “GOMMON GOUNGIL: py ones MotsreeftWe FIRST-WABD. —_my73-to QAPTAIN THOMAS POLE WILL STACK besup; for the G m Council by portes many voterg of the First Ward, Tay 31-3t* IBST WARD UNGONDITI F rT EQR DITIONAL UNION Colleetor— x For Cole TELIAM DIXON, Por Be r— SAMURL B. DOUGLASS For Burvoyor— WILLIAM FORSYTH. For Alderman— ELLEE AM B. MAGREDSR. of ae a Ray CLARENCE 8. BAKER, may8-tt | SECOND WARD.—WILLIAM RUTHER- FORD will be supperted for the Board of Common Council at the ensuing June election by tty 31-4t* ANY VOTERS, SECOND WASD, REGULAR NOMINA- For Collector— ‘ = WILLIA MDIXON, For ister— - eBAMURL E. DOUGLABB, For Surveyor— _. WILLIAM FORSYTH, For Alderman— SAMUSL W. OWEN, Tor Common Oouncil— eee PRUGH. . Gsonun RAUB, For Assessor— my 20-te GEORGE W HARKNESS. SECOND WARD BLEOTION NOTIOB— It being understood that Mr. L. J. Middie- ten, who was nominated at the Becond Ward meet- ing, declines to allow his name as candidate for the Commen Couacil, the friends of 8. A. PBUGH, Eeq., present his name for re-election. _m17-te* UNION. (CE sacony wakb NOMINATIONS, For Collector— WM. BIXON, For Register— ware BAML. 3. DOUGLASS, or Burveyor— WM. FORSYTH, For Alderman— GEO. H. PLANT, For Common Council— WM. PETTIBONE, WILLIAM THOMAS, H, CLAY STEWART, For Assessor— HO. W. HARKNESS. myl7-dte {Intel&Chron.] HIRED WARD UNIUN TICKETS For alderman 7 THOMAS LEWIS. For Commen Couneil— 4. @ HALL, F.L. HARVEY, W. Bim. : It HIRD WARD UNION TICERT, For Alderman— x D. LABNER, Yor Common Ocuncil— vei HARVEY 3. AIM. at TO THE VOTERS THE THIRD WARD.—I notice that some person has angounced me as 4 candidate for the Board of Common Qounci! @fthout authority. This iste Teer friends tas Z aus nox > candidnts for a om: Council, but = date for the Board of Aldermen. recent my 30-te NOBLE D. LARNER. THIRD WARD. For Common TE my 90-3t* BUBB B. MANY VOTERS Bile = FRED L. HARVEY for elee' 2 af a member June a Beth Boome oes Wards te ensuing my22-te MANY VOTERS. UNION TIOKET, THIRD WARD. For Collector— W. DIXON, For Register— 8. B. DOUGLASS. For Burveyor— W. FORSYTH. For Alderman— rived THOMAS LEWIS. ‘or Counci— HENRY JANNEY. J. W. SIMMS, $ @. HALL. myh UNCONDITIONAL UNION TI lem THIRD WARD. Uae leet. For Colle LIAM DIXON. For ieee wee ke ili 3B. DOUGLASS. irveyo! oF Bar WILLIAM FORSYTH, For Alderman— ROBLE D. LARNER, oe Oa fe a s OHARLES P. WANNALL, mare NA. ‘Or — NOBLE D. LARNBB. my li-diwxeote Many Vorzas, THE LOYAL CITIZENS OF THE THIRD Wi lowing gentlemen em ‘ard nominate the fo! for election : For Collector— WILLIAM DIXON, For Registér— SAMUEL E. For Surveyor. WILLIAM FORSYTH, For Alderman— THOMAS LEWIS. For Common Oouncil— myll DOUGLASS, NB. WILLIAMS. 502-2 em Fo 1Co HAEL LARNER. 2 candidate for Assessor fee the youn Waal in S stsso8 by the loyal voters of the FOURTH ‘ollowing nominations were made 80. i CHABLBS H. UTERMEHLE. Ww G. BRY, DANIEL McLAUGHLIN. candidate for Councilman from | . WASHINGTO i FOURTH WARD. jgmmon Couneil— by %-9t* MANY VOTERS. MR. BDITOR:—P 1G" wits ; MY DELLING EBS favor of SAMUBL WISE. en iromas je 2-3t* SAMUEL WISE will be supported for AS- my tf lem FOURTH WARD. * eeting lately held i y ies ios ately held in the Aldermens for ward officera for the Fourth Ward: For Alderman— For Common Coancil— NICHOLAS : MATHBW G. “BM Bit For Assessor— SAMUEL WISH. my 29-te For Collector— % WILLIAM DIXON, For mer rr JAMUEL B. DOUGLASs, For fervergr— + H. DONEGAN. m.n— ASBURY LLOYD, For Common. i MOORE ROBERT 8. Davis. ELIA EDMONST ). A For Assessor— my 26-te THOMAS W. BURCH. T & MEBTING OF THE LOYAL cIT- ming, May fol tue alow ng aks ig, May 3, 6 follow: 2 Granimously nominated : aaa Uncondutronal Union Ticket. FOR COLLEGTOR— WILLIAM DIXON, FOR REGISTER— SAMUEL B. DOUGLASS. FOR SURVEYOR— WILLIAM FORSYTH. FOR ALDERMAN— ASBURY LLOYD. FoR COMMON CoUNCIL— WILLIAM W. MOORE, NDERSON, NSTON. . W. BURCH. FOUBTH Ww. ARI MEBLE, coe toca CAB tne Board of Alderme: eee ee t men were a CHARLES H. A’ BLID FoR assasson ee en HOS Be meat” c LES H. UTER. ne will ne fOF Te-election to Many VOTERS, AT A MEETING OF TH the Fifth Ward, held TOMB ZZENS OF }. May 16, 1365, the following gent, SVEN: nominated forthe several offices namedt*” Ye? For Collector— WILLIAM DIXON. For ee URL B. DOUGLAS, Yor Bur WILLIAM FORSYTH, For alse sOnGE F. GULIOK. For Count Pp FERG@USON, J.B. mylé-te JNO, W. MBAD, q forlo tlemén wil} be sup; dat eee enten dy the serie cA elt of the Firra Wann, Her Golisetos~ wil. DIXON. * Wor Beaisterg y, DOUGLABS,.. 7 For Rorves0F wy, PORBYTH, For Aldermane ao, ¥,@ULIGR, > For Counvil— P. FERGUSON , 8. B, DAVIS, —* w. H. WAMILTON, wy iete_ | TO THE norte Ba 6TH WARD> ai that t candidate for mémberabip in thi ity meer atthe ensuing election, I take pleasure jm announeéipg my jgnéss to acquiesce with rope dedizie, JOHN EB. HBRRILE. m3! IZENS UNCONDITION em Orn TICKET, SIXTH W BDL UNION ae i For CollesoULIAM DIXON. ister— For Rem MURL B. DOUGLASS, OF— Yor BurveyShr, FORSYTH, For Alder TUEL OROSS. Cc. i1— BENADLOT WAIN. For Assessor— OUARLES EB, NELSON. my30 te* THOMAS B. MAROHB will bo supported ion Gounc ‘om the Bix a, OTe Hor) any vorRna” ‘MB: BDITOR :—Please announce WM. P. BROWN ac an independent candidate for a of the Bixth Ward. to be supported by Uneonditional Union voters at the next en- 2 election, MANY VOTERS. ema ‘BD. z LARLY NOMINATED UNCONDITIONAL UNION TIC. ForCollector— WILLIA ister— AM’L E, DOUGLASS For Bar WiT LIAM FORSYTH, Alderman— Yor Aldertiiy H. PEAKE, F mmon Council— or CommILLLAn TALBERT, GROEGE R. RUFF, OARBEY W. WHITS. For Assessor— mig-eote CHARLES E. NELBON. HE LOYAL CITIZENS OF THE SEV- ENTH WARD. opposed to the return of rebels to their former homes, have made the fol- lowing nominations: Nector— For Collec TLLIAM DIXON, ister— For RRM UML B. DOUGLASS, For Survey LIAM PORSYTH. For Aldo egHGM MATTINGLY, mon 0 i1— For COMTENEY M KNIGHT, TH. GEO. B. OLARKE. my 20-te NDITIONAL UNION TICKET— ae SEVENTH WARD. For Collector LIAM DIXON. For Re NOEL B. DOUGLASS. For sur yELIAM FORSYTH. For ae TOMAS #1. LLOYD. 2 M DIXON. Yor Regs on Council~_ _* For Com OHN © TSULEY, WILLIAM T. WAURER. GEORGE Weak, my25-te* ESS GE SRE ES AUOTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. ‘ Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Devet of Washington, Washington, D. May 27, 1855. Will be sold at public au Alexandria, Va. under the directien of Oa 33. C. Lee! *G.M., U. 5. A.,om WEDNESDAY. dane, 1956, at 1] o’clock a.m. FORTY-FOUR OXEN. which have been used in the Governm Terms in Government fands. Brig. Ge ang Gatel Quartermaster . Gen. ang: rr my 7-10t jepdt of Washington. * ABEGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULES, Chis asters Optica, ‘af Washinzton, i Quarter askineton: BO Tare "8S. t Will be sold at public auction, under the direc- tion of Brevet Colonel Charles H. Tompkins, A. M., at the Corrals_near the Observatory, inthe ity of Washington, D. 0.. between FIVE AND 81X THOUSAND MULES, which have been used in the Government service. The sale will commence on MONDAY, May 22, 1865, at 10 o’clock a. m., amd continue from day to day, unless otherwise ordered, until the whole number is seld. - The mules will be sold singly to the highest bid- er. rms ii ment funds, Terms cash, In Govern pert CK ER, Brig, Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington, i ster”s) Devot of Washi: Ose Quarry Wee, BOE Mert test h NOTICE —The above sale instill being contin- u lay to day,an 2 chase are invited to attend. Sie abies ives. D. H. RUCKER. Brig. Gen, and Ohief Quartermaster, my 26 lit Depot of Washington. S448 OF GOVERNMENT HORSES, Quartermaster General's bee, First Di: igiomt Ww the highest ent service, matteleie Gaeeneion ity, May 2, 1865. ai ablic auctic bidder, at Giesboro, D.0..0n FRIDAY, Sune 2, 1565, TUBBDAY. dune 6, 1865, THURSDAY, June 8. 1355, FRIDAY, June9, 1355, 4xD ON TUMEDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY of each week thereafter during the month of Jane, 1965, TWO HUNDRED QAVALBY HORSES BACH For road and farmi: 5 any good bar- gains may be had, © PUTBOSSS many & _aeaesla inal A tomate commence at 10 a. = ‘erma cash, in currency. Steamboat for Giesboro will leave Tun street wharf, Washington,every bows om 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ‘i BS A, KIN, ‘Brevet Brigadier General, in charge FiratDivi- Vision Quartermaster General's Office, my30-tie30 SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES, art ter Gendrads O, . Firss Division, au : mat ashiaaie Ce: Magis ¢ @ Sold, at public aucti i bidder, at the tme and places mamed tion. sie. BALTIMORE, MASTUAND. WEDNESDAY, une 7, a LANCASTER, bel ENED THURSDAY, une 8, uJ READING, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, une 15, 1865, WEST OHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA, THURS- DAY, Jype 15, 1865. MIFFLIN, PRNNSYEUANIA, THURSDAY, une a 03. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY June 22, 1865. BALTIMOBE, MARYLAND, THURSDAY, imne 28, 1865. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURS DAY June 29, 1865. TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES at eaoh wince. or roi i quiuanee ee | farming purposes many good bar- ereras anaaly valelg sycermemense 4. Orme, cash te Dnlvey AMES A. BRI Brevet Brigadier General, ia ch my 20-tjex” First Division @. MG. 0. ALB CONDEMNED QUARTEEMABTHR’ S*arOh so wacons. sunupaneesee “Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Di Wash ORAS Quarteren nies Ohce Denstel Washingion,) _ Will be sold at yoplic auction, under tl tion of Brevet Colonel Chas H.’Tompkins, A. Q- M., at the Government Warehouse, situated onthe square between E and F and 2th and 2Jat streets, fr the city of Washin Bs D.C., on SHUBSDAY, is o’cloe ™,, z master’s Btores, condemaued a: beings rene teenesi Viz -— eddies, Bridles, Halters, liree- Q Barnenses Buckets, peamey Platform les, Wheelbarrows, nee Pauline, Grindstones, Dirt Toel Chests, and a large tot ef wrougne’ Scraps. Wagon Tire, he Wiil be sold, at the toot of Ninete: near Chesapei and @hio Canal, immediately after the com: ion of the sale above referred to a large lot of Two and Four horse Wagons, Spriag Wagons, Medical Wagons, Metallic Wagons, Am- bulances, Carts &e. ust rennere the stores within enth street, Buccesstul bidders m five (5) days from date of aali Terms cash, i t funda, . le "m2; re my 29 10t : Depot of Washington. aeeres RST HOTEL COND TT OLD. Boaoreae? (DUOTED ON THE nlareE UROPEAN easel, Corner Pa. av, and 1h 5t., Washinsion, B This hotel, the oldest conducted on the eroved increta teaacner eta ted $eemmoaation of the increasing que lor the eebrpEage alread rece 4 fontiane io? Renter 07, aration fo Rasinate we Ghargegans asgecastend with what thoy reel oe "RP. BMBIOH, Proprietor, ~ ELECTION .NOTICES. | TREY. WaRD— RST PRECINCT. —Netiee is F ereby perk . in comformity to the pro- y3sions of the charier of 2ty of. the c2ty. ‘ashington, pelestion wilt be eld in the First Precinct of IONDAY, the Sth day of June mext.atthe shop by Ses on south side of I ntrest. Botmayn 196h and 20th streets, for a Collector, Regitter. an ‘veyor, one member of the Beard of ald: and three members.of the Rede of Cakation c cums to Fourennt id ward. 0. open 3: 2) delock pin. Ste “gamba DUALS ots P. B. HAUPTMA 390,.B. HARRIBON, Commissioners of Mlecti RET WARD—SECOND PRECI NCT—Notice ig hereby given that in conformity to the pro- ons of the charter of the city of ington. jection will be held in’ the Second Precinct of Firet Ward, on MONDAY, the ith day of June atthe public building on Penn's avenue, between 18th and 19th terand Surveyor, one member of three members of it eaid nd clone at 7 f FS RIDWELL, m 2¢3de F | Aldermen an | Gommon Couneil to r | Polls open at 7 e’cl N. es HILPON. | LaWis H. PARKER, ‘my29- te. Commissioners of Election, @QBOOND WARD~FIRST PRECINCT.—Notice \ is hereby given that in conformity to the pro- | yisious of the charter.of the City of Washington, an election will be held inthe Firac Precioct of | the Second Ward, on Monday, the 5th day of June next, at the north west corner of New York ave- | nue and 17th street, for Collector, Register, and | Surveyor, one member of the Board of Aldermen, ed ene ene of the Board oe Common cil, and an Assessor Of s! ar oo JOHN P. HILTON FRANOIS MILLER, 2, RICHARD! Commissioners of Election. [{ntel. and Columbian,} ECOND WABD—-SECOND PRECINCT.—No- the Board of my27-te = S tice is hereby given, that in qonformity to the provisious of the chariér of the qity of Washing. n, a election wili be held + ag the Becond Pre- einct of the Becond Ward, on MONDAY, the 5th day of June next, at Ford’s Drag Store, NW. corner of lith strest and Penn. avenue, for Col- lector, Register, and Surveyor. one Member of the man of Aides mien, ieee (yen of abe comet oO om: cil, aud an s8ensor fo i mon Council. ae ottas o WiLGONe Wee: LEWIS OLBPHANE,’ és IW. Pee ‘i omtnissioner : _my2-dte (Intel, & Columbian} pare WARD—FIRST PRECINCT.—Notice is hereby given that, in confarmity to the pro- yisiona of the charter of the city of Washington, an election will be heldin the First Precinct of the Third Ward at the corner of 9th and Msta., for Collector, Register and Surveyor, one member of the Board of Aldermen, and three members of the Beard of Gommon Council, to represent said ward, Polls open at7o’clock a.m. and clese at Torclock Pim." RURX. R, SHEPHERD, BAMU. |. TYSON JAMES M. TOWERS, my 29-te Commissioners of Eleetien. i Ve WARD — SECOND PRECINCT.—An Election will be held’ on MONDAY, 6th of June, 1865, at Mankin & Davis’ shop, 9th etreet, between G@ and H, for Collector, Register, Survey- er,onemember of the Board of Alderman, and pte member ofshe eae pLcomien Council. ‘olls openat 7a. m. a lone at 7 p_ mn. FORGE C ITING, AMES MANKIN. CHARLES P, WANNALL. my %-te Commissioners of Biection. FOURTH WARD—FIRST PRECINCT—Notice is hereby given that in conformity to the pro- visions of the charter of the city of Washiogton an election willbe held in the First Precipct o: the Fourth Ward, at the Metropolitan Heok and Ladder Houre, Mass. avenue. between ith and 5th atreets.on MONDAY, the 6th day of June next, for Collector, Register and Surveyor,oné member of the Board of Aldermen, three members of the Board of Common Council and Assessor for said ard, Polls open at 7 o’clock a. m. Polls close Wek met Oe HOOVER? St? aR. Oommissioners of Blestion. F OURTH WARD—SECOND PRECINCT --No- tice is hereby given that. in canformity ta te~ provisions of the charter of tna «+ ton. sn election will * wsey01 Washi Reading ee ve held at the Soldii a --«, corner Sthand Eatreets, Judiciary sauare, Second Precinct, Fourth Ward,on MON- DAY, the 5th day of June next, for Collector, Reg- ister,and Surveyor, one member of the Boardof Aldermen, three members of the 8oard of Common Gouncil, and one Assesgor for said Ward. ‘olis open at seven o'clock a.m. Polls close at séven o’clock p, m. Hock P: 2: DETER F. BACON CHARLES WALTER THOMAS GALLIGAN, Commissioners of Election. my 27-te Fir WARD—FIRST PRECINCT.—Notice is hereby given that in conformity with the prosions of the charter of the city of Washing- nm, an election will be held at the southwest corner of 3d street east and A street south, First Precinct, Fifth Ward, on MONDAY, the Sth day of June next, for Collector, Register and Sur- yeyon, one member of the Board of Aldermenand three membersef tke Board of Common Qounci! ‘opalsopen ati o'clock ® m. Polls close at 7 open at7 o’clock @ m. Polls close a oem. JOHN MILLS, GEO, M. OYSTER, SEBPHBN WALL&ES, my27-te Commissioners of Election. | ea WARBD—SECOND PRECINCT —No- lice is hereby given that in conformity with the provisions of the charter of thecity of Wash- ington, an election will held at ‘8. Bean’s, corner of 34 atreys east and D street south, Becond Precinct, Pifén Ward. on MONDAY, the 5th day of Juve next, for Collector, Register and Surveyor,one member of the Board of Alder- men and threemembers.of the Board of Oommon Council to represent said Polls open at7 o’clock o’clock p,m, o’cloc! ward, 2B Polls close at 7 E. T. TIPP Commissioners of Blection. _™my27-te {Intel &Columbian.dte.} SIXTH WARD—FIRST PRECINCT.—Notice ia dS hereby given that an electica will be held in conformity to the provisions of the charter of the city of Washington on Monday, June 5th, at the School house corner of 7th Btrect east and @ street south, First Precinct, Sixth Ward, for Collector, Register and Surveyor, ope member of the Board of Aldermen, three members of the Board of Com- ton Council snd one Assessor for said Ward. eas oper atzeven o’clock a. m. Polls close atseven o’clock p.m, »- T+ WILLIAM HOCKE, GEORGE HUNT, J. MARION BRiaGs, my %-te Commissioners of Election. GIS TH WABD-SECOND PRECINCT —Notice berehy iven that im conformity with the provisions of the charter of the city of Washing. ton, an election will be held in the Sacond Pre- cinct of the Sixth Ward, at the Anacostia Engine House, on MONDAY, the Sth day of June n-xt. for Collector, Kegistér and Surveyor for the said city, one member of the Board of Aldermea, and thré¢a members of the Board of Qommon Council and one Assessor. to represent the said Ward. Polls will be opened at 7 o’clock A. M., and will be closed at7 P, M SAMUEL BR. TURNER, JOSIAH L. VENABLE, THOMAS P. WHITR, my 29-te Commissioners. S TH WABD—FIRST PRECINST_No- tice is hereby given that in conformity to the ions of the char-er of the city of Washington, jection will be held at Island Hall, corner of Virginie avenue, D and ith sts., Isiand, First Pre- ciact. Seventh Ward, for Ovllector, Register and Burveyor, one member of the Board of Aldermen and three members of the Board of Common 4 Council, to reprenentanid Ward,» | . Pelle open at7 o’cloc! m, Po! ore at 7 o% . Ta, @BEORGE MATTINGLY, Reg GEO. W. HINTON Ki 8. 0, MAGRU DBR. Oom missioners of Blection, EVENTH WARD-SEOOND P: INCT.—An election will be keldgn MONDAY.'the 5th day of June. 1865. in conformity to the provisions of the Charter of the Oity of Washington at the ottice oh & Co., corner of Maryland avenue and Iith street, for Gollector, Register, Surveyor. one member of the Board Of Aldermen, and three members of the Board of Common Oouneil, Poll open at7 o’clcek a.m. and clogeat re m. ROBERT BH. GRAHAM, JOS. L. PEARSON, 0..C. ANDERSON. Commissioners. er ained from the Orphans’ Coart Washington county, in the District of Columbia letters of administration on the personal estate of icheel@. Stapleton, late of Washington city, D. C.,deceaned, All having claims against the d di by warned to exhibit the to_ the subseri- or before the 20th day of Ma: they may otherwise by law be excluded fre: Etre ie ees and thin 20th day of M as y905,"02 Under my JOSEPH GaW. y e L. ny 27-lawae rats Administrator. RPHANS’ COURT, Districr oF A 0. WAsurmoron Cou: Sry teteaas o INTY, to wit:—In the cai Robert Britt, administrator w. a. of James Britt deceased, ‘the administrator w. a. afore- said has. with: the me seerene nef the Orphans’ Court of Washington County id, appoint- ed Satarday, the I/th day ef Junemext, for the fiualaettiement and distribution o: estate of said a . as far as the game have been collected into moneys when and where all the creditors and aid deceased are notified to attend,(atthe r Court ef Washington County aforesaid,) with their claims properly vouched, or they may Guo: by law ae excluded frow benefit in ased’s estate: provided a c®py of thii order be published once a week for three Teophe in the Even! Star vious to the ssid 17th d. Tune, 1865, 0 Rest:—Z..C. ROBBINS: Ty 27-lawSw Register of Wills, HIS I8 TO GIVE NOTICE, Th: ber b: Washin, letters Willia: ceased, the subscri- a8 obtained from the Orphans’ Cou gton county,in the Dintriet of ‘Colambioe non 6 ofadministrati mH Charo. ints, ait streets, for Collestor, Regis- | the Board of | ward, ard 0) PERSO: Bassa of females for thi: \y for removing obstruction, fromm. on her celebrated Pi | obet 2, Recen enereal diseases cured in | ; Rim at his office from 9 to 4 0’clock daily, _ Tay 27-3m Tax rebe tpbiGwaND Nat VOYANT, Her She . and has ever appeared before the public, ing powers are gifts from childhood. amines diseases with perfect accur: never beén Srown to fail. She is m | OC willdo all she advertires, as thousands can sight of the part, present and frture: fice 420 432 and 6th streets. 8. H, ¥. WRIGH! MW meee P ee ie most reliable in diseases, Estreet. Consultation free. 162 Chambers street, New York, or by etter. and medicine tent: by pbs © larried or ing'e ladies who require a safe and certain reme- whatever infallible to restore which are four degrees stronger than No. 1, il. d healthy; price $5 and cap never fail, sre asfe ani ay Obyahres a cases of or two days, Ladies and gentlemen can consult es es AND NATURAL OLAIR- one of the most powerful healing Physicians that ically edu- | cated. and will treat all classes of disease. Mra, tify. Bhe will aleo resd from the powers of second | enna, avenue, Washingten, between y 13-1m* Clairvoyant and Mag- city,) who" heals by laying on hands” all curable may be consutted at 490 gth street pest | my 9-1) Wann ane BLL, Proressontor Mipwrrs- | . aY, who pcemernhy Sone all diseases can be consulted, ag one see- | ex: has tes- this 2 | 8 DR. BACKER, 2 The Most Wonderful Astrologer, No. 215 K street. between 171h and 18th sts., aquares from the F st. cars.gives fall and thoro information concernin, affairs a with and in regard to Health, Wealth and riage, Love Affairs, Journeys, Law Suits, Ab: Friends, Sickness and Death. consulted from 8 in the mornin, ning. Entrance through the cahdy store, my 6-1m* Mar- Dr. Backer can be till 9 in the eve- 18 es fe, sent D or mone medicines. Bee a regular physician at Darby lives at 499 7th st. ai once. 5: PTAIN—Doen't spend any more time bere trifling with quack doctors erquack my5-lm* Dr, of Kansas resent and Mis SBE, BA, BROOKFIEL ee onthe Et er room, op r4 Atreet, in the rear of Douglas Hospital. Astrologers of the . Bhe guarantee 5: faction fo all those who Bhe can be seen from 8 a. m. to 9p, m. jollar. Price feb ll can be con- Puture even treat, one door east of bas studied under one of the most celebrated may givé her a call 4m* ts, sd She atis- one GREAT DISTRIBUTION BY THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION, 195 & 197 Broadway, New York, OF ‘% ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MBLODEONS, Fink O11 Parntincs, ENGRAVINGS, Silver Ware, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, ELEGANT JEWELRY, CONSIBTING OF Di 4 Pins, Diamond Risgs. Coral, Florentine. Mosaic, Jet, L Ladies’ Bets, Gol: Bilver Extension Holde tons. Sets of Studs, Vest and Neck Chains, Plain and Ohased Gold Rings. &c., &c. VALUED AT $500,000. DISTRIBNTION :-- ~ Gold Brace! 2 , Sleeve Bat- *OERTIFIOATES ram VALUE, are placed in which are wel: each article ani LED Bia cle, will be delivered at our office, or sent by ceipt of 25 cents. y On receiving the Certificate the purchaser see what article it draws, and its value, and then send ONH DOLLAR and receive the er named, orcan choose any list of the same value, a W2 Purchasers ef our SEALED ENVELO may, in this manner. obtaim an article wi from one to five hundred dollars, 2 FOR ONE DOLLAR, which they need not pay untilit is known wh drawn, and its value. OTION GUARANTES clasa ENTIRE SATIBFAOTION, GUARANTERD IN | class THE RUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION = Would call yee to the fact of its being Original and Largest Gift Association in | in a fair and honorable manner, a large greatly increased trade is proof-that our patrons and-ele- the past year this Assoelation has sent a rich appreciate this method of obtaini: gant good During very large number of vainable prizes to al of the country. Those who patronize us ceive the full value of their money on our list is worth less than One and there are NO BLANKS. Parties dealing with us may depend on ha prompt retprns, and the article drawn will be mediately sent to any address by return misil or express. ha following parties havetecently drawn unable prizes from the Bureks Assstiation have Eindl yao wot the‘use of their na: Andrew adway, New York, Gil Painting, vi Marshall Go.) J. Byrnes, $125: J. kK, ®21 Bro: $10.; B. F. Jones, Barrett, 3 Melodeon, value $200; Patrick bury, Ot,.Guld Watch, value. 4 east 2ith street, New Yor! $350; Mre. Chas. J. Nevis, Elmira, N, value, $30); Miss Lucy Janewa i Ciuster Diamond Ring, value, $20; Mrs, K. noyer, City Hotel, Nashville, Tenn., yalug, 5125; Oscar M, Allen, Co. B. 142d regi Indiana Velunteers, Naehviile. Tenn. W: value, $35; Rowland Patterson, Co, D, ith De value, Veteran Volunteers, Oil Painti: Mra. Abbey J. Parsons, Springtie! deon, value, $1:0; James L. Dexter, City Surv. Byracuse. N. Y., Gold Watch, value, $15); James Ely, 18 ter street, carner Ble New York, Oil P: nting valus,$100; Mra. Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Bilve Value, £4): Dr. J. R. Sinclair, No. 4 Mai Utica, N. Y., Framed Bograving, value, 5: Luther Detmo! D.C., Oil Pai value, $100. + A Were we permitted, we might add many ni ro Washington, ini permission. z ii Letters from various partion: throughou country acknowledging the receipt of very ¥ ble gifts, may be seen on file at our office. LIS? OF ARTICLES until you know what you will receive: 10 Elegant Rosewood Piatos, worth from ow @ tors. «2-4 — 400 Silver Fruitand Cake Baskets 600 Setta Silver Tea and Table Spoons... 100 Gold Huntin @ Case Watches 159 Diamond Rin, 50 00 to. 2t6 Ladies’ Gold + 6 00 to 450 Bilver Watche: 25 00 to estand Neck 50) to 200 Paira Ear Rings, (new ) 150 to 3°00 Gold Penciisand Pooth Picks 3 00 to 3000 Onyx and Amethyst Brooches -4 1 to 3000-Lava & Florentine Brooches . 1000 Masonic Pins...... — : 20-9 Fine Gold Wateh Ki 00 Childrens’ Armlets. ENVELOP: . mixed. One of these Bnvejopes, containing the Certificate or Order for some Arti- country, The business continues to be conducted ilson, Oustom House, Philadelphia, Pa., Oit Painting. value, $10); James Hargraves, Kansas Water: F. Shaw, Piano, vaiue, Meledeon, Ma‘s., M: to the above liat, but many persons object to o so doing, we therefore publish no names. withont i TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH, Without regard to value, and not to be paid for | and lets, ava and Cameo with Gold and ~+-v-: 49 made in the following man- id its ES, mail to any address, without regard to choice, on re- will can ‘ticle jer one articie on our PES orth at is the the and ving im- val- rand alue, ian: ¥. Pe: ment ‘atch, j Iowa Sion, | ‘elo eyor, ra. eker, J.0 Ho ting, ames t the alua- | Belting. packing, and | and lubricating oils; class | cypress; clase N | £3, Belting, packing and hose: class No. 2% ROPOSALS FOR THB ENLARGEMENT OF P THB OONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY. oS of aled, Proposals will See the office Veigner of Public Builiings, inthe Capitol, dntil TORBDAY, June 20. 1955, ac tvelve ing the meee Giorming the work of ealarg- the following eynopsia sf es in accordance wi' 8 Of specifications : Nearly ‘all the wors i fron, and similar to tia oe i tibrary. Se present structare of stone and brick, from the main foorofthe building te, and including the : ined it Reo vore sity, or nent by mail, with full instruc. | ya0t,At the Rozth snd south ends of the present tions, by addressing No. 2,359 New York Post | ciwiich the & COTA peed te materials Office’ Also sola in Washington at No, 467 sth |} ised in the reco oat that cannot be - street, between B and F; and corner New York | centractor. vas eleng to the Qyenué And 14th street. Copyright secuted, The new wings to be substituted for the pres- “ny 3m* ent structure ere tobe fitted up with alcoves four BR, LEON. storiesin height, with brackets, pedestals, mould- D * Office 420’ Penn's avenue, ings, &c.,to correspond with the out Library. | pesmi ostt eieneae 4 CONOR IW! Spished with iron tranon ta Se o aUKe to be : rE & | Ora eee ee eT etRTOTGRA. BENT: | the deors on the north a ds of the ee ae Sad Hate OoTED BEADDBR, | present library, Iron stairways are to be cone WHIT: ‘BPRBSSION OF THE MENSES, | structed ; wash basins, water closets, & ill be A : cor rigs ; SORE EYES, 80! pros . ae ite, be al r to: those ofthe i any i yrac- | Pr - arm air furnacés &re | tree aad mesg va ar Seperieries J Ratauts 40 phe tloéra are to be laid in tile Hike | all competition in their treatment and cure. ‘oor of the present library; and ail the bronz- gilding are to be done stmilar to thatin the same. The contractor is to furnish eve: 7- thing uecessary to carry on the work, both of re- moving and building. at his own expense. Fall epecificationé can be obtained, in printed form, by addressing a letter to the Com ioner of Pubiic Buildings, and the drawings may be seen at any time. Sundays excepted, prior to the hour of closing the receipt of proposals, at the office ofthe Capitol Extension, from nine to three o'clock. The contractor willbe required togire bond, with two responsible sureties, in the amount of twenty thousand dollars, for the faithful per- formance of the contract. The proposais will be opened by the Oommis- sioner of Public Buildings at his office in the Gap- ite], 1m the presence of the Secretary of the Inte- rior and all other persons who may choose to be present, Wo emrhpe | at 120’clock, noon, om the 20th day of Jame next. The contract will be awarded to the lowest re- sponsible bidder, who will, in the ;udgment of the Beoretery of tho, Interior, perforia the work mptly and satis! erily, reservip, he rig! fo reject all bids ‘Each bidder will fe expected to enclese with his proposals the names of the persons who are to become big caretie: , 8. NOH, Commissioner of Public Buildings. TON, May 9, 1565. je 2 2awsw POBA Way Pp* Navy Derartuenr, Burrav oF Yarps anv Docks, May 25, 1665, Sealed Proposals foreach class separately en- dorsed ‘Proposals for Class No. (name the clasa) for the Navy Yard at name the yard.) will be re- coived at this office until the 224 June next, at 2 o’clock p.m., at which hour the opening of the -bids will be commenced, for furnishing and de- vere at the several Navy Yards named, tho materials and articles embraced in printed sched- ules, which, with full instructions, will be far- nished on application, and sent by mail, if so re- uested, to Pere to offer to contract for any or all of the classes named therain. by the commandants of the several Navy Yards. for the classes for the yards under their command. or by the Navy Agent nearert thereto, or by the Bureag for any or all of the yards, In consequence of recent gies to retrenciz Government expenses, only fifty per cent. of the uantity of articles named in tha schedules for avy Yards, excepting for building materials, machinery, coal and Naval Asylum. will be re- au red or received, but bidders will sffix the prices carry out the amonnts on all the articles named in the schedules, in order that the bids may beuniform., _ i . n To prevent confusion and mistakes im scaling tha offers, nobid will be recetved which contains classes Sor more than one yard in one envelope; nor any bid which ts not perfectand complite in itself according to the forms of offer and guaranty, and each individ- ual of a firm aust sizn the hid and contract. B rs are herebycautioned and particularly notified that their offers must be in the form here- imafter prescribed. and be m their destination before t= caivine st be rece LB. e d after the peried stated, and no will be made for failures of the mati. All o! Llowannes ie fers must be eens ied by the bidder’s license, or a certi- Hed copy thereof. To guard against offers being opsned before the time appointed, bidders are requested to endorse onthe envelope, above the address, and draw a line under the endorsement, thus: | BELA iM for Wer Bo, (aaime the class) Sor the avy Yard at (mamie the yard.”’) 25% the Chief of the Bureau of Yardaand Docks, Washington, D.C.’’ ‘ Instructions and forms of offer, with copies of the laws bearing on the subject, will be fu 2 by commandants of yards, navy agents, and the Bureau, on application en ae either of them, PORTSMO » N, a. Class No. 1, Bricks; class No. 2, Stone; class No. 4, Yellow Pine Lumber; class . Oak and hard Weod; class No.6. White Pin and Cypress: class No, 7, Lime, Hi: ruce, Juniper ir and Plaster: ‘o, 8, Cement; class No. 9, Gravel and Sand; ass No. » Moulding and Fire Sand and Fire Diy cas No. 10, Slate; class No, 11, Iron, Irom Nails and Bpikes; claes'No. 12, Steel; clasa No. 14, Filer: class No. 1, Paints, Oils and Glass; classNo. 16, Ship Chandlery; class No. 17, Hardware; class No, 18, Stationery; class No. 19, Firewood; o! No, 20, and Straw; class No. 21, Provender; Charcoal; class No. 23, Belting. Pack- 24, Sperm and Lubricating o, 26. Angurs; elass No. 27, Anthracite Cos!; clags No. 29, Bituminous Cumberland Qoal; class No, 32, Machinery and Tools, BOSTON. Class No.1. Bricks; clags No. 2, Stone; class No, 5, Oak and Hard Wood; class Ne. 6, White Pine, Spruce,Juniper and Cypress; class No.7, Lime Bair and Plaster; No, 3, Cement; class No. 9, Gravel and Sand; class No. 932, Moulding and Fire Sand and Fire Clay; class No. 11. [ron. Iron Spikes aud Nails; class No. 12, Steel; class No, 13, Pig- iron; class No. 14 Files; class No. 15, Paints, Oils, and Giass: class No. 16, 8hip Chandlery; class No- 17, Hardwate; class No. 18. Stati onery; class No. 19, Firewood; class No. 2). Hay and Straw; clase No.21, Provender; class No. 22. Charcoal; class ‘0.2%, Belting, Packing, and Here: class No. 24, rm and Lubricating Gils: class No. 27, Anthracite Coal i nous Cumberland Coal; class No. 3), Semi Bitimi- nove Broad Top Ocal and Picteu; class No. chinery and Tools NEW YORK, Clare No 1. Bricks; class No, 3. Stone; class No, 232, Btone:class No, J, Yellow pine timber; No.4. Yellow pine lumber: class No hard wood; class No.6, White ore r.and eypress; class No. 7. mi H te jaas No.3, Cement; clas 0. 9%. Mouldi No. 10. Blate; class No. 1. . 18 No. 12, Steel > girov;class No. 14. Files; class No, 15, Paints, ojls.and glass; class No. 15. Shi Caandlery;claes No. 17, Hardware; class No, 15. Btationery: cless No. 20. Hay and straw; class No. 21. Provender; class No. 22. ORsrconl, clase No. i acking, and bose; ciass No. 24. Bperm pg oile; class No. 25, [ron werk, piping. : Class No. 25. Augers; class No, 27. Anthracite coal; class No. 3), Semi-bituminous Broad-tap coal; class No Dospan snd composi- | tion nails: class No. Machinery and tools; class A. Fire truck. &c. P PHILADELPHIA. Clars No. 1, Bricks; class No. 2. Stone; class No. & Yellow nice timber; class No, 5. Oak and hard Wood; class No. 6 e pine. spruce, juniper, 58 No.7. Lime, hair and plaster; 9. Gravel ane sand; class No. 11, Iron, iron spikes, and nails: class No. 12. Steel; class Files: class No. 15. Painta, oils, and glass; No. 14. class . 13. Ship chandlery; class No, 17. Hard- ‘ass No 13. Stationery; class No. 19. Fire- wood; clats No. 2). Hay and straw; class No, 21, Provender: class No 22. Charcoal; class No, 23. hose; cla Spernz No. 25. Au) class No. 27. Acthracite coat; class No. 3). Bem’ ami - nous Broad-top coal; clase No. 32. Machinery and tools; class A, Store-house; class B, Plumber: shop, NAVAL ASYLUM. class No, 3, class No. 6, Bread, Ac ; class No. 7, Tobacto; class No, 13, Provender: class No, 15. Stationery. WASHINGTON. Class No.1. Bricks; class No. 2, Stone; class No, 4. Yellow pine lumber; class No.5. Oak and hard wood; class No.6. White pine, spruce, juniperand. 7, Lime, nd plaster; clase lass No.9, Gra: ‘No.8 Cement:c el ani li No. 3's, Moulding and Gresand and fire clap; close No, 10. Slate: ct: No. Ti iron, iron nails and Rpikes: Steel; class No. 18, Pig iron; class 4 = class No. 1s. Paints, olfs an less: class No, i Ship _chaodlery; class No, 17, ardware; class No. 18. Stationery; class No. 19, Firewood: clasa No. 2) Bay and stray lt 21. Provender; class No, 22. Oh: r cI ¥ ; arcoal; Ne and jubricating oils; class No, 25. Iron work. pi- ing. ie ase = eae bere LB rons i class No. 29, Bituminous Cumber- ; class ey and tools. ‘i Olass No. 1 Bricks; class No 2. ; 3. Yellow pine timber: class Noto Felten ne lumber; cla‘s No. 5. Oak and hard ; I Tr; cla . 5. wood; class No. % Maite bize. spruce, juniper. and cypress; cine 0.7, nd plaeter; class No. 8. Cement; piding and fire sand and fire ee class No. U. a irom 2°00 Sets of Bosom Btu 15 2500 Enameled Sleeve Buttons... : 2 5 to 10.00 Plain Gold and Chased Rings, 100to 5 00 5000 Btone Set and Seal Rings... 250to 100) 5000 Leckets, ali fizes....-.- 3M to (7 00 | 10000 Bets of Ladies’ Jewelry._-.. 3 00to 200 4060 Watch Charms (each). - 800to 559 5000 Gold Pens, Bilver Ex, Cases. 4U0to 6 0) £00 Gent’s Breast and Scarf Pins, 3(@to 2900 | 2000 Ladies’ New Style Belt so00 Onatsince tndGuard Ghats Gunes oF jatelaice mart jaing 0 wo Bagels Thimbles. + 80to 74 2000 Bets Ladies’ Je 10-00 te 20 40 10000 Gold Orosses_—._..,__. ‘L5to 600 600 Oval Band Bracel s 6% to 2:00 | 4:00 Chased Bracelets... + BLto 1600 | 200 Ball Berdrops, all colors.... 3®to 5 | 000 Fine Gold Pens,......... + 20to 359) 2x0 New Btyle Jet and Gold Ear- a at | 2000 Gold Pans with Gold Mounted ‘al a Ebeny hepa aap RS 800to 500 -W7- A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF | ‘ABOVE ARTIGLES FOR ONE” ane j PORCHASING A SEALED & 25 CE: AGENTS WANTED RVERYWHERBE. Our patrons are di money when: con’ case be accompanied by the Casi of the person sending. and yetaly written. Laver 6, 08 fo) : oe eeeres GOODWIN, HUNT & Town, Co' “Should -be addresse my 25-1m TRAWBERBRRY BASKSTS! : STRAWBERRY BASKBTS!! s BreAG RES BasKBTS !11 AT $3.00 PER HU ber, or before the 24 d M: | may otherwise by law be excluded from ane Given under my hant ats 3 f Ma: MmyStawoe |“ adginintta Fo NON-RETENTION GR INCONTINSNOw | f Uri ; nthe ation OP the aan fay a Prostrate Glands, on Ausners ah jer. : Gravel or ick-dust Deposit, and all ‘5 as, of the Bladder, Kidneys. and Dropsical Swell ha - BELMBOLD’S FLUID RAOT oe ae mar 95-6ns t; the: benef ELAR NVELOEE FOR S7 Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 5). Ei for $2, Thirty for $>; Bixty-fite ; One Hundred for sig” °* Pee fer a0) FOR | ed to send United States nt, ng lette: * re app ou! necessary, Lett to our Box. 5706, Post re. for greater a Orders for BEADED ENV LOPES must in every | with the name aunty and State id to 0, Box 5706 Post Office. New York,’ A NDBED, All may slow enjoy the luxary of delisate fruits jelase .. Steel; class No. 13, i mn; Class No. 14. Wiles; class No.15. Painte, nd glass: dass No, 16. Bhip chandlery; class No. 17. Hardware; class No. 18, Stationery; clase 20. Hey and straw; class No. 21. No/22. Qharcoa!: class No. 23. | and hese; class No. 24. Sperm and lw class No. 2%. Augers; elass No. 27. cos); elas No. £9. Bituminous Cumber! class No, 36. Semi bituminous lum clai PENSACOLA. FLA. Brisks: class No. 5. Oak and har® No. hite pine. spruce, juniper, A BY me hair, and plaster; s 11. Iron. iron nails, ~— “4 class mes Sd Bui ad clase; clase Ho No. 21, Pro No, 23. Beltin, Sperm snd lubr class No 29. Bi No, 32, Machin Augers; ituminous Cumberland coal; clas ery and tools, Iny27-law4w ym Baskets, with such trifli: re aT i Rete to Temovethe HE UNDERSIGNED HAS S0LD OUT Bis fruit from the basket until ready for use, Lumber te NATHANIBL B. FUG) Thiv Basket is superior in every respect to iw . persons indebted to m Fruit Basket in use and we jee the 1a nest Srey ad to make immediate set to produce one at less cost. i * re reee pee ae the closing ney th it growers and de, ‘sare requested 5 and exanine them. tocall "Washington. D C.. April 1. 1965 : B. BARPHOL om ave. an imy 12 cow 4 D.C Washington, D.C. ft ANHEOD AND YOUTHFUL Trees. M4 rea. 120d by BBL ao y MBOLD'B BX’ magruu: 1 marta LUMBER D& SIXTH STREET West, NE ap7-im was NATHANIEL B. Fuel . ALERS vid AR Pa. AVENUR NRTRUOTION IN LANGUAGES, HISTOR oat ELTERATURE, Inquire at 344 Pa. ie