Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1868, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. TFor other “Local News’ see first page.) wath tate Corporation Affaiss. Boarp or Aivsnuen, May 25.—The Ohair oor iso, a communica- ym the Mayer vominating S. A. H. Marks, Trustee of Public Schools, 3d District, in place of T. Edward Clark, |. The imation was confirmed. Also, petition of Ockersbausen, praying remission of a the tabie. Council bill for relief of was passed. Mr. Moore, from vements Committee, reported bills to the gutters on the west side of east, between D and K streets nortn; the east se of 9th street east, from Soath nd on both M and N north; passed. Also, reported unfavorably on several petitious and remon- stramces in reference to street improvements, and Council bill legalizing the layiag ot con- pavements. and the commitire was diss ebarged from their further consideratiomt, Mr Mocrr, also mmtroducea a joint resolutions: ef thanks to the Bank of Washington, for the faithful manner in which for a long series of years—nearly half a century—ithas kept and disbursed the funds of the Corporation, some- times making advances of funds; paseed. Also, from Improvements ommitted, re rub- stitate for Council bill to change a public alley mm square 724; passed. Mr. McCatbran, from Claims Committee, reported back the Mayor's veto of bill for relief of the widow of the late George Dean, and others, and it was laid on the table. Also, from Committee on Markets, reported back the communication of the Register im reference to badges for vehicles; Couneil bill for protection of certain citizens: bill to construct water closets in several markets: which were all Inid on the table. Mr. Noyes, from Schools Committee, reported back Council bill te provide for the introduc- tiom of the German language into the public schools, and moved its reference tothe Trus- tees of Public Schools for repor: thereon: which was agreed to. Mr. Tait, from Po- lice Committee, reported back several pa. Ts; which were Isid on the table. Mr. Siven, trom Finance Committee, reported substitute for bill to pay the expenses of pre. paring the digest of the corporation laws. The substitute was adopted, and the bill b Also, reported back bill making appropriation for adding ceriain subdivisions of lots ai squares to the Assessor's books which was agreed to, and the bill passed. Also, reported bill appropriating $450 to purchase one transit, one level, one rod, and three tapes for the use of the Surveyor's office; passed. Also, report- ed adversely on Council bill for appointment ot clerks oi election, and it was on the table. Mr. McUsthran presented petition of Property owners on 8th street east. with bill to grade and gravel said street trom Maryland avenue to East Capitol street. The bill passed. Also. introduced a resolution requesting the Cuy Surveyor to examine the curbing on ( street south, ar intersection of |:ith street east,to see whether it copformso the established grade; adopted. ‘Mr. Moore, | from Committee on Vharves, reported a bill granting permission to Jas. H. Birch to construct at his own ex- pense a wharfon the Potomac river fo range om a line With the west side of oth street west; passed. Also, from Improvements Committee, reported bill to allow Julius Sunmons and oth- scadke guinue to occupy @ portion of O street south; passed. The following Council bills ‘were passed: Bill to set the curb stones and pave the footways and gutters on the south side of A street south, between oth and 7th streets east. Bill to allow Robert F. Jordan to extend the tront of bis frame building to connect with the adjoining building. Mr. Moore, from Im- provements Committee, reported bill to sapply deficierty in appropriation for grading 12th street east; passed. Council joint resolution relative ses sments, requesting the Mayor to inform the Board why assecersente are ‘mate for sewers before the sewers are finished, wes passed. Bill for relief of A. Fletcher (compensating bim for plans and de- signs for dumping s.cws) was passed. Mr. Lloyd, trom Claims Committee, reported uniavorabiy on bill for relief of Lewis Tay- jor and petition of Barnet Van Vieit, and the committee was discharged from their further gousideration. Also, reported bills for relief of Lena Heitinget and Moces Minster, and they Were passed. Bill for relief of Wm. Quigley West, betwren W. Richsticos cl! bill for reliet of John | Beas of Washington, will to purchase certain | instruments for the Surveyor's office; bill to | pay A. Fletcher for plans, &c.. for dumping W. Kichardson was amended and passed, Counci bill for relief of William Lee was re. jected. C 1 bills co curb. pave, and make the gutters on the south side of A street north, | matte west side | relation to privies: becuren 4th and Ith streets: Of 6th street west, from Rhode Istand avenue to Boundary stree north, between 6th th streets west; om the et ea etna ES street | saitree be appoluted to intoras the Basta of at est A street to Pennsylvania ave- ae, $796 tse doth Street east, from Dto h perth, $5,712 K ‘Se. ‘The following were introduced: By Mr. lowen—Joint resolution in relation to asses:- ents, inquiring by what authority taxcs are imposed for the construction ef sewers and are cc mpletd; adopted. By Mr Crocker—Bill 5 ir i! or the Fehef of Jol 5 passed. Als Services; passed. Also, to pay the Board Of Assessors for extra services: Mr. N. B. Clark moved that the of Ways and Means be discharged from the turiber consideration of bill for the ereetion of lamps and hghting the streets, which was reed to, and the bill was taken up and att. r discussion adopted: passed. Mr. Crocker called up Aldermen's bill for the relief of Mes. passed. M. Mary Armstead, re catled up Lill to change alley in square 72s, amended the Aldermen; and the amendment was con- Mr. A. P. Clarke called ap bill tions for paying the teachers of and arrearages to colored schools; Priation from the ceptungent fund; Also, the resolution requesting the committee detore Congress te se their influence to secare twenty per cen’ tional compensation to the Metropolitan Police; passed. Mr Pfau introduced balls for footways on west side of 6ib stieet, between Rhode Island avenue and Boundary street; south side of Boundary street, trom Sth to7th streets; north and south sides ofS street, from 0th to 7th streets; passed. Mr. caltea up bill for the rolter at the Go- lumbia Fire Company; passed. . Nalley called up bill to pay for publishing Webb's Digest of the Uorporation Laws: Mr. Arrison reported froin the Improvements Committee bills for footways on north side of E street morth, from 4\4 to Sth: between 13th and 14th west; ginia avenue, between New Jersey avenue and 4th street east; south side of H street north, from ith to Lith east; south side of A street, from 2d to «id east; grading T sureet north, trom 14th to Boundary; M street north. trom New York nue to Boundary: passed. Bill for sea wall the west sideof Water street, from the north side of © street south to the south side of P street south; recommitted. Mr. Crocker re- orted bill for the relief ot Wm. Lee; passed. Mr. Dulin called up Aldermen's bill for the improvement of eth street east; passed. Mr. Pfau reported bill for water mains in F street, from 22d 10 Zid street west; in O street, from 4th to ¢th street west: im L street south, from 3d street east to Georgia a) for sewer in I street, between sth and 19th streets west: for sundry sewers in the First Ward; to pay Jenkin Thomas for medicines furnished the eut-door poor; all of which were passed. Mr. Crocker presented bull for the relief of John W. Richardson: passed. Mr. Piau moved a vote of thanks to the reporters of the Chronicle, Intel- ligencer, Republican, Express. and Star; which Was adopted. Mr. Dulin presented bill for the relief of Julins Simonds: passed. Mr Crocker called up bill for the relief ot the proprietors of the Washingten Homerpathic Dispensary, but it being im possession of the chairman of the Committee on Health, no action could be taken Mr. Connolly introduced a joint resolution to the same effect as the bill, and it was adopted. My. A. P. Clark offered a resolution tender- ing the thanks of the Board “to James U. Dulin tor the dignified, able, and impartial manuer in Which he has discharged the duties of presid- ing officer of the Board during the now about to close;” which was adopted. Mr. Clark im offering the resolution said “it is a source of great satisfaction to retain in memory the hours of kindly association and sympathy in action, as well as generous aud courteous opposition upon subjects where equally honest minds dit- fer in opinion; and, sir, it gives me pleastre to state, what you willagree with me tobe the truth, that however much we may have dif- fered upon questions that have come before us, our irtercoure in this Board will live in the mind of each member with the most pleasant memories. Mr. Crocker preseuted bills for relief of ‘Thomas Lucas, and Robert Earle which were ed. Mr. S. S. Baker, from the Seveuth rd delegation reported bill for footway on the south side of Estreet south, from 6th to 11th streets west; pasced. The amendment of the | Aldermen fo bill for the rehet of John W. Richardson was concurred in. The following irom the Aldermen were received and passed Bill making an appropriation for adding to the Assessor's books the subdivisions of syuares made since I~; resolution of thanks to the sesws furnished in 1556 was recommended. Mr. Tilley presenting bill amending the act in Mr. Crocker offered a resolution that a com south side of Boundary street, between 6th and | G¢rmen that the Council was rendy to adjourn, 7th streets west: and on the south side ot A Street north, between 2d and 3d stree:s east, Were passed. Mr. Moore, from Finance Com- ported adversely on bill to compensate shers of the Merning Chront: id Ne fina! Rr publicen for publishing Commissioners’ Lotices at the Jast election. and the bill qwas re- Jected. Council bill appropriating $900 to come pensare the Poard of Ascesors for extra work { conmsel and assistance given him. He oad tformed by them, &:.. was passed. M-. Mc- Jathran asked leave to withdraw the papcrs of Barnet Van V lie to. Mr. Elvang moved take up his resignation; agreed to. ‘hen briefly addressed the board, speaking of the pleasant and cordial relations which hed «xi-ted betwee the members during the past year. amdexpressing his wishes for the Continued prosperity ard happiness of all. He closed by offering a resolution: “That the thanks of this board be, and are hereby, ten- dered to J. Russell Barr, Esq., Alderman from the Second Ward, tor the able and impartial manner in which be has presided over the de- liberations of the Board of Aldermen of the Sixty-fifth Council.” Mr. Moore took the qnestion on the resolution, and it was adopted unanimously. Mr. Elvans’ resignation was then sccepted. Mr. Larman asked consent to withdrew Lis resignation tendered some time since: granted. Mr. Lioyd moved the appointment of aCom- mittee of two to wait on the Board of Co:mon Council and inform them that this Hoard bad disposed of all the business before it and was ready to adjourn sine dir; carried, and ‘he Chair appointed Messrs. Lioyd an. Lariaan. Council bill appropriating $50 to reimburse Dr. Verdi and others for medicine furnisned by the Homerpathic Dispensary. was passed. Mr. Livyd, from tbe Commuttee to waiton the Coun- cils, reported that the Committee had performed their duty. Mr. Noyes moved theappointment of a Committee to wait on the Mayor and form hum that this Board had disposed of the business before it, and was ready to adjourn sine clic, and ask him whether he bad any fur- tions to make to the Board; the Chair appointed Messrs, Noyes and Taut as the Committee. Mr. Nalley, from the Committee (Messrs. Nalley and Crocker) of the lower Board, ap- peared at the bar, and announced that that boas had disposed of all the business before it, and was ready toadjourn sine die, Mr. Noyes, from the Committee to wait on the Mayor, re- ported that they had gone to the Mayor's of- fice aud found no one present but the Mayor's clerk. The presumption was that the Mayor had no further communication to make to the The Chair (Mr. Barr) then arose, and atter Yeferring in terms of gratitude to the support whic Board bad given him in the per- formance of his duties, and 'o the pleasant re- jations which had existed among the members, he proceeded to review our municipal affairs. Speaking of the reproaches which had ua- justly fallen to the lot of the city on account of bad streets, be referred to the great width of our thoroughfares—four times wider than those of older and wealthier cities. The great draw back to commercial enterprise (which ‘would give usa wealthier Population) is found in our peculiar relation to General Gov- ernment and the limited powers in our charter. We bave five distinct forms of Government in the District, each separate and independent of each other. Referring to the legislation of Congress within the past fifteen years he said it would seem that the Disirict had been “pecially set apart by the Government as & sort of political experimental garden, for the Propagation of political hybrids. The effort now being made wo take away our charter and govern us by Commissioners, favors this idea ‘Staung that it was uajast to tax our citizens so heavily for street improvements, be referred to the fact that when this territory was ceded to the Government, it was provided that alter- Bate squares or lots Were to oe given to the lo- cal government, to be sold from time to time, and the proceeds devoted to street improv. ments. for which we are now taxed. The Gov- ernment seid those low and used the money for other ‘The amount thus realized was atou: $2,:b0,00, The Government legally owes the Co: ition that amount, and the interest on annum, would be sufficient to improve our city. He favored improving the canal by the city. In reference to our har bor he spoke of the large amouats appropriated by Congress toeffect harbor improvements in otber cities, when not one cent was given to ‘Washington for a like parpose, But paramount t all these important matters stood the public j i iH Hi; i li BS | a ‘i ! i | Bhise which was agreed to, and Messrs. Crocker and | Naltey were appointed. The resolution of thanks was Tread. and ropriate remarks yy Messrs. Tilley, Ptau, Parker the latter thanking the President the Board, returning thanks for the compliment, and referring to the sapport. done no wrong intentionally. Of the legis|: tion of the Board he would not speak. It is exhibited in the printed journal, and remains fresh m the minds of all. It would, he be- lieved, redound to the good of our people and the prosperity of the city, as well as to the credit of the Board. Thanking the memb-rs for their kind support, he declared the Sixty- fitth Council adjourned sine die. —-e-—— Seventy Warp Anti-Ravical MeETine.— A meeting of the Anti-Radical citizens of the Seventh Ward was held Iast evening at Island hail for the pu of nominating a candidate for the Board of Aldermen in place ot Chas. B. Church, resigned. Thomas E. Lloyd. Esq., was called to the chair, and stated the object of the meeting. Messrs. Jonas B. Ellis, Antoine Grinder, and Dr. Charles Allen, were nomina- ted as candidates for the Board of Aldermen. Messrs. Rudoiph Bartol, George Hinton, Dr. Croggon, and Captain Stackpole, were’ ap- pointed tellers, and the vote resulted:—Ellis, 6); Allen, 55, Grinder, 11. Mr. Ellis was there- upon declared the nominee. Mr. Lioyd made a short address, urging all to registeT, a8 there was a wily and powerful enemy to encounter: bu‘ be was sure that the white people could carry the ward, and would done so last year it not been for the unfairness shown by & certam Government official. Dr. Allen said it was well known that there ‘Were 250 or 300 voters in the ward not regis- tered, and he beped some means would be taken to bring out that yote,and have those Persons registered. It was suggested that every one present should endeavor to have those registered who bad neglected to doso. Jack- son Yates. George Hinton, F. D. Dowling, Wm. D, Wise, Wm. T. Walker, Jos. A. Gill and E. Hammersly were appointed as a committee to arrange for a ward mass meeting. Adjourned. Jatt vor a Reqvisrtion.—Yesterday atter- noon Justice Lynch held an examination of the soldiers Thomas Holohan, James H. Gardrer, and R. F. Anderson alias Allison, whose arrest by Officers Sprague and O’Brien, of the eighth Biecinct for robbing the house of Mr. Thomas them to jail to await a requisition from the Governor of Maryland. It appears that the parties left here Saturday afternoon ma sail- boat for the putpose of robbing Mr. Shreeves, ‘with whom one of the parties was acquainted: that when they reached the place one of the parties remained outside, and the others drew their pistols, threatening to kill the ‘amily if they made any alarm, and proceeded to search the house. They su however, in get- ting only an album before some of the neigh- bors appeared im sight. a daughter of Mr. Shree ves, without the knowledge of the party. having gone for aid. At the conclusion of the examination one of the parties made a full con- ion. Ee aS Exrexsivs Real Estate Satr.—One of the largest transfers of real estate recently made in this city, bas just been effected at the agency of Messrs. Fitch & Fox. they baving sold, as agents for Mr. Joshua Peirce, square | 206, located on Fourteenth street, nearly oppo- site the State Department, for the sum of 862.500. | The purchase was made by Carhsle T. Patter- Pearson, son. Esq., as agent for Mrs. Catharine of Brentwood,” whose intention it is to im: ve and beautify the ground, and put it in Bie market fp aveliante lots, em of the lots, | fronting on Sstreet, have already been secured by one of our public spirited men for the im- Mediate erection ot @ block of brick residences, ‘According toa new and attarctive design, on exhibition at the office of the agents before named. The whole square, we doubt not, t houses. ——o——— set EsTaT® SAtEs.—Messrs. Breen « Villiams, suctioneers, yesterday sold a = able building lot, fromting on ou ‘street West, Pete care ce rere uae t at jor Ro. 3% ia oeune B11, 20% leet frome ¥ 100 feet : tf z in mquere 23, ReoietRaTiON—A Legal Question In- —Tho following is a copy of a commu. nication addressed to-day (May to the Judges of the tof Colum! rt of the | ia by the Mayor ‘of Washington : To the Lioverctle the Judges of the Supreme Senet of tae Lnsieset of Columbia 1 Mould re. sprctiully represent to your Honors my Rtrention-wasdirected toan article la one of the evening of yest-rday, in which was Bnctice to : of Election” ‘of this Districtof an intention on the part of certain gretcmen | of unis city, prompted the oem J of voters of this city. the names of certain: ers. Prompt- ed by like motives, I would ee. sag- gest to test the io § of such registration. That the mandamns, if granted, be made to meet and cover two other cases of equal, if not greater im le of the Dis. triet of : whether is claiming to have ard exercising the it of at : Whether persons to be Paupers, and on that ground receiving the sid of the tion of Washington, are also en- titled to yoteat the municipal election. The importance te the people this District, of baving the decision of the Court, will be prop- erly appreciated when I say, that evidence can be adduced to show that large numbers, espec- ially of the latter claes, are on the registry. Having in vain tried to have a case made to be brought properly before your honors for de. cision upon these important its, it bas oc. curred to me upon reading article alloded to in the paper, fo ask that in the event of @ mandam: cide ‘Very respectfully, your obedient servant, Richarp Wattacu, Mayor. era aie Tux River Front, May 26.—Riley's Wharf, Arrived—Schooner Cooper, Capt. , from Lower Machodoc, with wood, for S, Norment. Sailed—Schrs. Cooper, Capt. Lowe, tor Nanti- coke, light; J.J, Maypoles, Capt Bandicn, for Cone river, light. Fowler's Wharf—Arrived—Schre, Flounder, oe Skinner, ‘from Mattox, with wood, for Falconer & Co.; Imagine, Capt. Pucker, with wood, for market, Sailed—Schr. J. B. Speddin, tor Norfolk, light Sizth-street Wharf.— Artived—Steam Ler CH. Ford, Capt. Boat, from Philadelphia, ‘with iron cas' cise Company; r. W.D. McShane, Capt. Wm. Christian, with goal, Dg 7 a Livingston, Capt. Wilson, for river landings Baltimore. Potcmac Ferry Wharf—Steamer Wawaset, Koy ote Fawke, for Cone river and intermediate ndInES. From the Eastern Branch Wharves the fol- lowing report has been received : Guinand’s Wharf.—Artived—Schrs, Jno. Sed- di it. Ale, with 69,000 feet lumber for Chas. Just: Matilda Spicer, Capt, Fox well, with wood i eee op led—Schr. Matilda Spicer, Capt. Foxwell, light. Williams & Jolly's Wharf.—Atrived — Schr. Capt. Simmons, with wood for & Jolly. Sailed—Schrs. Gaskill, Capt. Dutton, light; Pilot, Capt. Norris. light Wharf.— Arrived — Schrs. Eastern Belie, Capt. Kilburn, from Bangor, Me., with lumber for R. F. & A.L.; Adaline, Capt. Ben. nett, with wood for James Richards & Co.; Lookout, Capt. Branson, with wood to market, Salled—Schr. Laura A! Webb, apt. Webb, ight. —_.+—_—_- Tue May Pray at St. Dominick's, 11st night, Was the most successful, in every particular. that we have bad the pleasure °F Wicnessing at that church. The play was maoi aud got- ten up by Mrs. Gill. assised by Miss Gennie Numeyer and Miss 5. Cumberland, and the speaking were bighiy creditable to the chil- dren. Miss H. Ryan, Queen of the Blessed Virgin; Miss J. Fenton, May Queen: Misses Mary Neale, M. Clarke, M. Leonacd. Clara Mahoney, Maggie Mc(iinnis, Maids of Honor and Misses Maggie Fenton and Mary McArdle as Spring avd Flora, especially deserve men- tion. Au interesting feature of the occasion ‘Was the presentation of a beautiful boquet of rich flowers to the Pastor, Rev. Fr. Bokel, by Miss Henretia Ryan, who acquitted herselt ™most handsomely. Father Bokel responded in ficting terms, and the execcises terminated With an exhibition of tableaux, in which many of the children participated.” The universal expression was & desire for the entertainment to be repeated. —— es Meetine or Ixperenpent Rerrenicans.— On Saturday bight a meeting was held Shields’ restaurant, uear the Depot, at cf about forty persons were present, most of them colored. Mr. H.R. Merryman presided, and addressed the meeting, taking the ground that the action of the meeting on the previous eve- ning was unfair. Jos. Green (colored) cffered @ resolution ratifying the ticket made at that meeting, which was agreed to with but 2 few dissenting voices, after which the meeting ad- journed, o¢—_ Do NoT rorcet the moonlight excursion ot the Grant Clubto the White House to- ight. CITY ITEMS. =e WrnTer lingering chills the lap of May; but when Summer comes everybody will find a Jerge stock of Linen Goods ‘at Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, No. 511 7th street. ae —French Etruscan Setis. Jet Seite yer-plated Ice P: oons, Forks, Call Bells, Goblets, received this morning, at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue, near 45 street. OUR ANNUAL ©! & of our Cassimere Boys' Department commences this day, in order to make room for an immense stock of Lanens Goods. An immense reduction in prices have been made. Call early. A. Saks & Co., 517 7th street. Jewecry. —e—_ ALL THE wewnsT and best styles o1 Spring and Summer Suits for gentlemen, at Hable & Co.'s, 468 Pa. avenue, bet. 3dand 4 sts. 2 ——o ImPracH©ENT.—The second article charges Smith, 460 7th st., opposite the Post Office, with selling better and cheaper Clothing and’ Fur- nishing Goods than any of his competitors. A verdiet of guilty is confidently expected. P.S.—Our great closing ont sale will com- mence on the 2th 6 er STRESS WE 3cpGx from the immense sales that Mrs S.A Allen's Improved (new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing (in one bottle) 1s preferred by eve: one. Every Druggist sells it. Price One Dol- lar. eo —— For Corns or other complaints of the feet, visit Dr. White's rooms, 424 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. ——_.——_ Dx. Waite, Surgeon Uhiropodist, 4% Penn- sylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets: @tablished 1861. Corns, Buniens, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, &c.,successfully treated without pain. The shoe can be worn with ease immediately after the operation Hours from 6 a, m. to 6 p. m. —s Lapirs, try the choicest Perfume in th world. Burnett's Florimel closely resemble: the odor of a rare and delicate uet of flowers, and in this respect is anri’ 4 few drops will leave ita peculiar and delight fu) fragrance upon the handkerchief for many rs. eo connate Wrarrine Parge for sale. Apply at th ‘Srar Office. MABRIE: MARB—TALBOT. On the dist instant. by the ue Mr. SAMUEL 8. MAB: fe Mle MENA He EALBOR, both of County, Maryland. No cards. 5 Br ‘ast. et Flushing.N. Y¥.. wre MaRCAT DRAKE. wite of" Willard Drake, Kea formerly of this city. er will take pleve from the reside Fur of Kron Wednesday at 1s o'clock ‘on Wednesday, friends of the family are Invited to attend without farther notice. : Hj . On the 6th instant, at 8 o'clock a. mf heart discus, JAMES CRIMLEY, of Bit wii England. in the 19th year of his age. friends and relatives are La mee Invited to attend the funeral the zerggence, August oth etreet. . Nery tSchacian Genel Vis. pemite piveua cous: * EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents. , (@nly Agent,) ©. BAUM, y HOOFSKIBT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY; LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 6th and 7th streets. 7 THE MUNICIPALELECTION. # ELECTION NOTICES. OMINATIONS FOR OFFICE. 1 RADICAL TICKET. D 0. ‘Wotioe is berety given, ies eee of the Sixth Ward. Preciact of the Third dey JOHN T. GIVEN. — FIRST WARD. For Alderman—WM B. MA ER. . e ROB wa Bor Common Connell. xo Ww OABROUL.” A LP WROE. For Assessor—CHABLES 8. DENHAM. FECOND WARD. For Aldermas—CH ARLES I. CANFIBL! OL THIRD WARD. = 2 aa z, 23 v2) od; i : z i Hy i t FY nti For Aldermar—WM W. MOO! For Common Connell if ER? batty . JEUNEMANN. IXTH D— FOURTH War RECINCT —Botice te 7 to vis _ Alderman—GKORGE F. phe SUB OR yogipa ‘er Common JOHN 0" AR A Coan ON TARMERWAN. Ww For Avsessor—JOHN W. MEAD. SIXTH WARD. For Alderman—DONALD MCC. For Common Councii—GROR 5 at Rel- h avd I streets, for Mayor, f ald owe fatered fn the sata Sten ‘of Washingson, the taitial SEVENTH WARD. names is from N to 8 i For Aldermen— EO. WRIGHT. JONAS B. BLL For Common Ceancil- Boneee Wy aoepéas. FIFTH SUB OK VOTING 18, (short term ) ts hereby given, that in ns of the Charter of the aghinaton. an election willbe b 8 For Areessor—JOHN H. BIRD. INDEPENDENT. ILLIAM M. SLOWER will It cnndidate for the Boerd a? Goe im the Firet Ward, in op Baker, 4 eveor; at ELECTION NOTICES. who are register SUB OR VOTING ity to the provisions of tha: are. ox ne Washi ‘OURTH WARD—FIRST SUB OR Vi rt eae or oes PRECINCT —Notice is hereb: ¥, the fret day of June mext, et the corner of 8th street west and F street sonth. south tvo members of the Board of A fice of G.T, McGlue, 19th and 2th ttre Board of A. yor, one member of side, for Mayo: three members of the dermen— t iat Te Hall, for Mayor,one member of Aldermen. and three members n Council, at which said Frecinet f all who are of the City of whose names Commissioners. ‘OND SUB OR VOT- hereby given that | the vil of the Charter of on, BD. Slection will be held fn rd on ere ¥. are day of Jume next. at of the ¢ ity Hall, for Mi: f Aldermen. and ‘ani Board of Common Council; at whieh said Precinct istered in the sai the er election will be held tn Precinct of iret day of June next, at ley. on the nort! between sth and La OERTH WARD. ING PRECINCT. np coptormity tet ¢ City of Washin, ¢ Second Sub or me member of the ‘nen, and t Board of Common Counci! inet the vot ‘ard of the cf f whese pemes be received. Polls open at 7a. and close at7 p.m. or. one member members of the | ington, the initial letter | 1 rth Ward of tl to H inclusive, will be | ‘and a] Jetter of whose names is ft will be received. LLEBROWN, Polls open at f Commissioners. OURTH WARD—THIRD SUB OR VOTING PKECINCT —Notice is hereby given that tn '¥ to the provisions of the (par ‘asbington an election will be held ira Sub or Voting Precinct of the Fourth W: on MONDAY. the first day of J fi D. R.o Esy IRST WARTI—THIRD SUB OR VOTING PRECINCT —Notice is hereby give conformity to the provisions of the Charter of City of Washington. an election will be held inct of the First Ward 9: —=—__Coms JENTH WARD—THIRD SUB O PRECINCT —Notice is b coptormity to. abe prow City of Washing: Third Sabor V: reby gi ns of the charter of t ‘tion will be held in t Precinct of the he first day of June next, of Mr. Jackson Pumpurey. puth, between 4% and 6th treet.’ for Mayor.'wo mem Idermen—oue to serve one nd three memb-rs of the Third sub or Echool house, west side ei nd L streets, for Mayor. one Member of the Board of Aldermen, and three Members of the tara ne next. at the of ide of 459 street, be- twren C and Louisinue avenue. for M: cil, amd Am Assessor; at aid Precinct the votes of all who are regis- the said First Ward of the city of Wash letter of whose names is from I ill be received. - Polls open at 7 > "CHARLES M_ BERGER, 8. B. PARKER. Com bers of the Board oard of Common Council, ih anid, Precinct the 1 of Common Council; at Precinct the votes of all who’ are reg: jstered fn the said Fourth Ward of the City of Wasbington. the iviti M, inelusive, wil n. and close at7 p. alia &,m. and close at 7 letter, of whose + inclusive, will he received. Polis y.. and close at 7». Commissioners. OURTH WARD— FOURTH SUB ORVOTING PRECINCT —Notiee is hereby given, that it, conformity to the provi f City of Washington Mien SMALE, FOURTH SUB OR VOTING H.) JOHNSON - Notice ts hereby copformity to the provisions of the City of Wasbir, Fourth Sub or V ¥ the firstday of June next, at Brad. Detweei: Isthand the Charter of the . 8B eiection will be beia urth Bub or Votipg. Prec ONDAY. the fret day ord ortbeast corner of E strent sont Mayor. two members eh—one to serve ore veer, m Council. and an ai said birst Ward of the City ital letter of whose mames ie from aseasor, at which said ‘are registered in the of Washington. the in- Yashington. the initial to Sivclrsive. wi at7a.m. and close st7 p m members of t Common Council, and an ° 0. W. F.A.TAVERKS, Commissioners. UBTH WABD—?FIFTH SUB OR VOTING RECINCT —Notice wm hereby given that i rovisions of the Charter of the an election will be held in the 2 Precinet of the Fourth Ward, 3. the first day of Jui tat A A gonformity te the pi MONDAY, the COFDET O| member of the Beard be rs of ard of CG FIFTH SUB OR VOTIN Or, ©) ‘and three mem- oancil; at which are ut ‘fe Ward of tne city of Warbinz initial letter of wi h member of the Board of Ak Boa a SDAY. the dew darotd tat Bi «the first day of June wext'at ea. south side oH street aout streets weet. oppost je, for Mayor, tro members of the Serve ope year andonr two years —and three members af the Board of © Assessor: at which sai? Precinct Washington. the init from 7 to Z inclusive, wiil be received, at7a.m., and close BCOND WABD—FIRST SUB OR VOTING PRECINCT —Notice is hereby & ‘he provisions of the lect will be hel inct of the Seconi ed, 7 ne porthwest corner of Maseach: fxesue and 12th street weet. for M letter of whose nei Will be received. Poll nares, ven, that in ns of the of lection will be held in the of the Fifth Wari. ou at Mr. Bar- fune next. 2 south A street, betweea Mayor, one member ot of Aldermen, and three members of the Board of Common Council, and which said Precinct thr votes of all who are tered in the said Fifth Ward of the City of Was ington. the initial letter of whose names is from A to Dinclusive, will be received. Polls open at 1. FReperick D. STUART, SCOTT SRDAY, the Bret inet the votes of all who are said beeomd Ward of the Oitsof Wastin initial letter of whose pames is from A to at 7 a.m. and P ITaAWOS it of the celebrated COLI been’ close at7 p.m. Horr s C0. Sole agente ot beet ad Mason & Hauiliu's Cabinet Oresus. FURNITURE. M. FOLEY, Commissioners. SECOND SUB OR VoT- Hotice te hereby gi n election wil he batt ia the mel f the Second r lay of June next. at Mrs. 12th street west. bet ween for Mayor, one member of ee members of the ‘bie said Preciuct said ND SUB OR VOTING ormiig to the provisions of the onforgminy to visions of the Sity of Washingt anelection will be held In the 5 ting Preciuet of the Fifth Ward the first day of June next.at Mr thwest corner of 24 anc B stregts FETS WARD-SECO) PRECING: PABLOR, BED-BOOM AND KITCHEN FUBNITURE, 355....___ SEVENTH STBEET__...___.398 Four doors above H. WALNUT CRAMBER SUITS. f: to SMO LLED UBAMBEB SciTs ten Fresch. b oF Vor os MONDAY the a streets p the Board. of Alde Board of Common Nandat the City of Washientes own ea is from Ered, be received. Polls open m. m KE to H inclusive will at7 a.m. and cl pa A full assortment of PARLOR and BED- IL CLOTHS. MATS. BE, Ac, at prices which det ti be et sa del vend: ry parts ~_ District. tee Wo. 388 SRVENTE Bieer, = ‘a NINE BooM THBEE£-STORY BRICK HOUSE, Sovrn Froxtace, No. 578 MABYUAND AVENUE, Between OTe ann 10TH Commissioners. ECOND WABD—THIRD SUB OR VOTID jotice is hereby given that Lot f the charter of the il be held in the tof the Second Ward WI ., northwest corner of New ARD—THIRD SUB OR CT. Notice te herety er conformity to ‘al Board of Common Co! which said Precinct the tered ip the said to Minclusive, will be PIFTH WA’ FOUR ik conformity to the pi Second Ward of the cit letter of whose p: be received. Poli ‘ifth Ward of the City of Wash ir names it open at 7a. m. ements. such as . Water Tt wes built anc only offered as the Cement Cellare, ac. & for vate by ir pri a ‘ill be sold only for cash 496rwo DOORENBELOW ODD rer. 496 ECOND WARD— FOURTH SUB OR VOTING Sate Ps conformity to t rovisions o! Le 4° wm, an election will be held tn the bor Voting Precinct of the Second Ward, rat day of Jare ne: |. Esq , northwest corner of 1 west and H street north, for Mayor, one member rd of Common Council: at whic! cinct the votes of all who are registe ‘ard. of the city of Washi Ual letter of whose pamr as received. Polls may be rented PRECINCT —Notice UB OK VOTING ill be held Dithe Pith Watt Fane next, at the corner of Sd street ‘one member of the thaee members of the Board ND LADIES EN NERY AND ICE Go: ries 5 at which said a red inthe ‘ommissioners, ECOND WARD—FIFTH SUB OR Vi PRECINCT —Woti is 0 TURRER TORE Commissioners ‘FTH pus. OR RECINCT —Notioe is form the provisions of tan ar ‘TH WABD—FI: GEORGETOWN. —_-—_ Affairs tu Georgetown. Tut Canat.—The canaldoat D. Knode . fo" George W “8 mCromeE, bavi Harper's Ferry on 8: ry even be com! Sonts are expected to arrive to-morrow or mex ny. Fise Scarce—The receipts of fish this Morning at the fish whart were but 5,000 herring anda few shad. The herring sold a! $15 per thousand, and sbad ai the rate of #20 per bundred. Ashiand, Capt. Mitchell, Bas catered from Bal- Umore, with salt for I. Thos. Davis & Oo. The steamer Hi Livingston, Capt. Wilson. bas cleared tor Baltimore. The schooner Benjamin Frenkhn, Capt, Thomas, bas cleared for S:. ary's. Horse Recoverrp.—Lieut. street road, about eight miles from Washing. ton. The owner bas made bis appearance acd om horse, which will be delivered » am GEORGETOWN ADVERTISENENTS. @RAND CONCERT RS Sg : Cc BC *ROETOWN D arket Ball. on W ESO AY EVENIN re he Inet 18S at \, to 5 o'clock re is ffom Mr. JF. Billie, Pa nvenue, J.B. DANIEL, Comdactor B" THOMAS DOWLING, Auc’r ; Georgetows. ©. fy ORNING. 29th May. . Il sell ni the reaidence of Dr, Street, between Con, fe seating tn per Bourse ‘Mirror back larble Top Tables and Stands iy and other Chamber Suite. Batrecses Brussels and Three. ply Carpets acoustics Yebis cos Vlatng room Fernit Crockery and Glass Ware ace craitere ine Cov ve $d other articles uot enumerated erms cash |___ THOMAS DOWLING my 33 {Int} BX THom ELEGANT FIRST CLASS PRIVATE RESI Bs oN Gay Stherr Age eek AREHOUSE ON PEUSPECT STREET At PUBLIC AUCTIO! oe THURSDAY DOWL'NG, Auct.; Goorgetown. APTE ON, May 28th. at § BP QON. Mer “| ot 3 on h street. by « + improved by Setentsi brick rehouse Terms One-third cash; balance in one and twe years, with interest, secured by a deed of trast on the property. Conveyancing and cot of the purchaser. A deposit of Feguired whew the property $9 strmck. oJ ‘Title perfeet. HOS. DOWLING. Auct mj2l [Int .Chron., Courier copy.) a , ¥ THOS. BOWLING Auctioneer; Georgetown. VALUABLE IMPROVED ERQrEeTy in GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION On THURSDAY. May 28, ¥ Trill sells font of the preintore 16. cronting 32 feet om the north st street. between Montgomery and Rock streets t. The improvements consist of story Brick Dwelling Hone. in opdition. containing 8 rooms and cellar, bd Water out the od sta! ard Une: half cash; balance in six and terive Mepths, with interest, secured of trast athe property. Conveyvacciug tampe at the cost of purchaser. A deposit of 830 will be re wired wher th eee ee TOMAS DOWLING, my2)___[Intel_and Courter] __Auctionesr. Brt#es DOWLING Auctioneer, Georgetown. ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV! PRorer a N BRIDGE wineEr, AR THe at the ‘will be ‘8 HOT! ROB J 6 gold ite auction, TUESDAY, the stb day « D_ 1965, on the premises, af Su clock p rick Varge back building, N resideace of th sors east of the it and bas a . are $0 water da tne yar gas iu the Bouse, and the whole is a vers roperty. * Piferme of sale: One-fourth cash; the residue tn three equal pavme: months, with inte ; secured by notes of the and a deed of trust upon the premises. Terma to be complied With within ivedass after day of sale. A it 1 S20 will be required at time of aale. and the =x Pens I conveyancing and stampe will be borue Dy the pun The title my ad [3* TB08. DOWLING. Auctionrer: Georgetown BSTANTIAL BRICK " ON 7 in. provements consiat o No.2.) tin reef, con’ 11S eet © an alley, The S substantial Lrick House ing 7 POOH and cellar, One-half cash. balnmce fo 6 and 12 with interest. secured by a 4-4 of trust on the property. Conveyancing gnd stamps st ‘he cost of the purchaser. A deposit of §.0 cowulred as operty is struck off THOS. DOWLING, Anct Q@PRING AND SUMMER GooDs. s JOBN H. SMOUT. and in excellent condition. obs. daconets, jefe and Irish Linens. Parasols, Alexander’ for Serene Ser ooned te" rte, best make on w 17 uf Table Linens, Spreads, Napkins Spectinge hirtings, Matting. Toweling, &. Also, Cloths. ‘assimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, Drillings. Checked ad Boye’ wear, Having bul tewsid’ goods wear Having but few * te 4 pone By af eat 4 es ™ — JORN B. SMOOT. tomers w: ‘at the low ep22-Im — : FCSritcse FURNITURE | ving enlarged my Ware Rooms, which gives mr increased fecttiice, "f bee haere te Offer to the public my large and well jected of — FUBNITOU CSUs FoR. PARLORS. ITTING AND DINING ROOMS. &o, In solicitit Ssbare of the public can only say A will try my best to JB WELLS. Fine Assortmentof LOU. Barstot LINE sETwaen ZW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL. Fr VIDENCE. TAUNTON x w Bebrou CAPE OOD. nnd eo AiieeS