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Dsa1sn-.. i.v>arsd sasAs.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRH OF TILE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION or THE
EUsrACHIAE TUBE.
CROSS EYE sTRAIGHTENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
.,a s,.y dss.s. the Ego and Ear az ,tb,r d'S
s.usio. aid .i.saasd 10
By
DIR. Won EISENBERa.
As,bss Of sursei and Practical oss"6vson- tb. Die
no SIS BROADWAY. NEAR ELEvEETasr
AolN NEW TESTIMONY
READ
TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL
PROM ONT or THE MOST RESPECTABLE Crri-
zEss OF NETWORK.
DEAFNESS AND CArARRH CURED
No. go e,h-.v. NEW Yonx Dee. 1851
Iva. deaf for year. and hearing Of the great o1r''
psrfortsd BY Dr. Won Eenbes ws induced to PAe" my
.e under liz care and happy to state that my hear
in. wa entirely restored .rer short treatment -. also
s,rn. nom chronic c,.rrh Of which alec cured By
the lnful treatment Of Dr. Won EscnbsrS do but justice
70 III. b., stating thsi treating be displayed hsi
l and sAs. which ss.dy procured for hun such
deserved reputation and that The principals which direct h'
system Of curing Deafness and Csiah arc such - to reH'''
.use-. certain In my opinion Many months hAvs passed
since Dr. Voc Esabers restored bearing aud II continues
a, ,ood ,.,. o. HOPKINS
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TIE
GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
Mr KENNEDY Of Rorssry. h.s AssesvsssA |. 80 sfso
,onmon pasture weeds . remedy shsa curs
EVERY KIND OF HUlGOR.
Two bottles warranted cure nursing ssstA
One 10 thrss bstslss viii clear the syvssa % hisa
Two bottles ere wafrsntsd Va the wOrs e.nks !. -
stomseh- .
Three to a.. BOTTLES v.snssd to cure ~ vsr tA
ErydpeiaA
On. or bottles warranted 81 hus.se h -
eyes.
Two bo,.i-s are warranted running Of The ssss -
blotehss among the hair
Pour 70 an bottles cev rsaeAso
ulcers
One Sot,ls win scsly srsp.iOes Of The din.
Two or TIRES bottles wsrssed the wses nlo
nnGvorm.
Two 90 thres bottles sr, w.sntsd ~ ~ -
p-rste Of rheumatism.
Thrss 20 four bottles n. warranted 10 cure saA rbs.A
Five eight will the hind a SsssfsiA
One three bottles warranted he vosA 80 q
dyspepsia know BY the experience Of thossss&s ~ kAo
been caused BY csnieE In the stomach ...i
One OF bottles warranted chr. SICK hssdsoAA
bottles warranted regulate ossssvs ~
Of tho bowela
One two bottle. viii regulate 81 tersnssmesa efAs ~
-Four to sir bottle. will tn. Of aropsy
by strictly follow ing tia directions In ne psupees @s
each bottle, and Jndicious application OF The
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.
SCROFULA OINTMENT, ANDHEALs
ING OINTMENT,
ev,ry .nd ulcer kiDd sEnsp4
thsi Ia. root, p.rse;y and prp'snepty cured
Fof sale BY al Druggists esery~hsr~.
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Liver COMPLAINT.


IN his climate vast Hnmbe Of persons @. n.sss -
st-d with dfd-rs u he liver s-ins from nhsrornss1
obstruction Of that The sympts~s q ~
plant dun pain aching la the right side pscsa
ly pte-srr.; some difficulty Of bres,hioe yssv fsse
tonxse ICES Of eSite nsa.-A vomiting dsofdsf OF u
stomach end bowels ck b-sdsee. eO,v.ness tie
and diArrhea q Othsrs, sIght fe,rrs toward 49,
kc Some OF the sppsssnces OF hssr complaint %
much Ike those Of pulmonary CONSUMPTION snss =
disorders 10 often mistaken for the other 10
mistake among physcisns suppose thai liver senpAn
BE- cured Gully cscfn. bat dis rendy geHsray
they who submit Ia q
n.EcuTy themselves that they viii casY
perfect health aherwGd
ID J. II. scL-ncss MANDRAKE PILLS psrsiy vessssAAa
compound every pupo.e for hich csiose 30
scrbed and they do any inary. Their sct
the liver wonderful that some regular Pnysicssne
who wns.-sd the performed By tbp, erousos
reported that hey eostain cAloneL To coufstd -
sisssr ~ Scench made oath before Alderman IN Pm
pia tha, the Mandrake Pill contain mineral subst>nso
~hatevc and copy Il this Aft-vit 10 PGblishe4 10 u
sch-nok pamphlet DR. s. pledges himself that these No.
iuke Pus ~ any y Liver complaint md seas4o
evidence "a hitsd HE o6c-s in PhiladspA
SewYo Boston, B.ltIoore. snd Washington, vbess -
oe-hos. d h patients. u them persoas Of ths Ashs
re.peet4bilty a.e .cpt On tie
Dr scheuch only be- found a. his No - booA
New York every Tuesday from u TO p nl for oosss
aud sice ~, his odicnes be had Asrs = q
CONRAD FOX, no a B.rchys-. wholesale ss'ss -
New
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Dcaaulceaeg

DeaiaIceas: Dcaulcee9si
Oh MCLCENTi
This entirely Soap 10 beyond al comparison Inc -
compound vet auered Tor
CHAPPED OR TENDER HANDS.
THE NURSERY AND ALL TOILET US9A
Manafse'used ouly BY
J. G. HULI.S SON. No. 81 PARK ROW. n z
Who ossr' upssrd Of oo varieties Of To.s and s.sS
Soap. ard Csnds For sale by I'll respectable $780,
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HAHLx. Jay D. I3J.
h.v. been IA. fos over twenty avs yoas and Dr. Won
E.oHbsrs has op-ed both my ~ihou, the sishts.
pain did believe such thing eoo!d be doa> nov
hear w, and feel my bead es which diI Tor tb. las,
twenty J,us The d.I,eri,y aud .i With which the oP'rs
,ioa va, p-riormsd tho sho-, prlcsc. abLy.
hear perfectly IL 10 month since the operation,
and eonilnss 10 feel o. well
WILLIAM LiDDLE.
Harlem i96th.t, bsl~eea "a and II 40
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AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDRBS.-Don't fail
to procure Mr.. wrs.Lows SOOTHING STRUT for children
hing No mother ho has tried will consent to IL.
her child pas, through this critical PERIOD without the aid Of
this invaluable preparation. Gives rs 10 the mother and
f and slth to the child Cures Wind Coio and
lat. 4 h. how,l. a
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DISEASES oP THR NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URN
iRr AND SEXUAL sYsTsSs-Ns~ and rehsb. treaim.nt-n
Reports cf the Ho~AED Asso AroSssnt IN sesIcd letter
envelopes, h.e Of charge Adke.s Dr. sKILLis HovGa-
TON Howard Association Phi.aJsl pho. Ia
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PINE TIRE TAR DROPS.
III. rost popular Rem -dy ert-ps
For A.ihf' a. bronchitis. Coagh. Cola
Ickkus Soreness of the rLISAl-
Arr g-fN . ..ani and sdeciUA.
Neatly par ny In sliding cases
Couyeneut ;Or the pocsct.
Sid. At - and y c-uts pr boz,
BY iealcrs ia medicines generally.
Prersr~f on by THOS. p Marshall, rreuxoa. q
New. 4 OH Agency Ct HELABOLDS DRUG AND CHE11p-
lCAL WAREHOUSE No 5ss Broatwsy
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BIrCHuoss HAIa Dyh-Ths beat In the
w.rA fsrf.s .slar rslsss h:,.i:. "a is:ss.s.ssss
!. -. - II S.ss..' !: - VIZ q 51ssSS 'A''
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Fine s:eId Watch Chain., New styles, for Ia DI14
and GENTLEMEN, FIfIkEN. TWENTY, TWENfy.
FIVE, rHiRrN-FlNf, FIFTY 70 ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS s.,h. For ssshy q. &. ALLEN.
NJ. as Broadway one door below Cassi -
Evening star., 1864-05-05
CONGRE9SIO
xxxvI1Irz oONaREss.-1IRsr SESSION
rryy,poD.v MAJ

THURSDAY, May S.
SENATH.-Mr. Collamer, from the Committee
on Post Offices and Post Roads, reported back
the House bill to establish ocean mail steam
ship service between the United States and
Brazil: with amendments:
Mr.. Collamer advocated its enactment
Mr.. Trumbnll opposed the bill on the gro and
that all available government funds were
wanted for military purposes.
The bill was laid over.
Mr.. Sumner, from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, reported joint resolution permitting
Surgeon Solomon Sharp to accept q piece Of
plate from the British Government, in teoa-
the hospital at Annapolis.
Mr. Wade from the Coumittee on Territories,
reported the bill to amend the act to enable the
people OF Nevada to form Constitution and
State Government, with an amendment which
provides tor holding an election on the adop
ton Of the Constitution, on the first Wednes.
day in September instead OF second Tuesday
in October. The bill was passed.
HoUsE.-The House went into Committee OF
the Whole on the state Of the Union on the
special order, viz the bill to reimburse the
State OF Pennsylvania for expenses incurred
in calling out militia to repel invasion in the
summer Of 1862.
Mr. Cox offered an amendment making an
appropriation OF Sl5,0OO,OO to defray the ex-
loyal States in calling ont the militia to repel
rebel raids.
Mr.. Garfield said the ComsSattee on Military
Affairs have this ubject before them, and ex-
w
mass Of papers embracing all the claims from
those States. It was the intention of the Com
mittee on Military Affairs to report q bill pro.
viding for commission, TO sit during the recess,
to ascertain the amount Of all the claims, and
when the report shall be made next session the
House will be enabled to act intelligentiy.
Various gentlemen made remarks some in
favor and others opposed to appointing com.
mission.
Messrs. Blow and Hall, Of Missouri, favored
the pending bill, to pay the Pennsylvania
troops, as they were regularly mustered into
the service, and all the vouchers In the case
furnished.
MIR. Stevens, Of Pa, regretted that Mr.. Cox
had offered the eamendment,as as it was calculated
TO embarrass the bill.
Mr.. Samuel J. Randall, Of Pa, made a state.
ment, on good authority, that Gen. Meade's
late order does not refer to the Pennsylvania
Reserves, as the difficulty between the govern
ment and themselves had several days before
been satisfactorily settled, namely. relating to
the date of muster. Hementioned this that the
unjust rumor may be stopped.
Evening star., 1864-05-05

The screams of the abandoned women and
children, and the pitiful appeals Of the broth
eGs and fathers for protection from Rsbel bay
onets, as the U. 8. steamers left, were heart
reDding.
The Rebel rams at Plymouth, and in the
Neuse, have decided 70 commence the attack
on our feet without waiting for assistance from
the army.
Refugee families are continually arriving at
Newbern AID Beaufort entirely destitute.
Immediate assistance in the shape Of clothing
and money is needed from the North.
Evening star., 1864-05-05
LOCAL NEWS.

GOOD PoR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mn AHEAD ON TIE UEAFT.-The following
ot1cial statement as to the draft in this District
u Columbia, was obtained from the Mayor, TO
uDm il was transmitted this day:
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
DR..
To men required to be furnished March
Ioo4 ..s.........sssps..... ...........sssss. SzV
Or.
BY men enlisted during March. ... .352
Re enlisted veterans (including l6 re-
enlisted regulars) ......... ...........nS
U. S. mari1es enlisted in March. ...... 66
Seamen enlisted In Navy during March Is
+" " :" from 70 20 April %
Ordinary enlistments from to 30 April
Gnclud'rg 54 regulars). .2i2
Seamen enrolled and enlisted prior to "a
FeD'y, 1854 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
SOB
Excess over number required.... %
ENROLMENT BUREAU,
Proross Marshal Generals Office,
Washington, d. c.. May S, 1854.
Omcial:-HRNRY E. MAYNADIRR,
Captain q. S. A., &c.
Evening star., 1864-05-05
OFFICERS DISMISSED THE SERVICE

OFFICERS DISMISSED THE SERVICE.
Captain VIM. r. Parsons, Company B, 9th
New York Volunteers; First Lieutenant and
rsgimental Quartermaste1 George Forrest, 1lth
Massachusetts volunteers; and First Lieuten.
ant John Deitrick, Company B, eth regiment
Pennsylvania Reserves, have been tried upon
various charges by court martial held within
the lines Of the Army of the Potomac, and
sentenced to be dismissed the service Of
the United States. The sentences in the cases
OF the above named officers have been ap-
proved, ard their dismissal will date from the
3oth Of April, 1854.
Evening star., 1864-05-05
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND LOT IN
NINTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN o ANDP

Pursuant to a deed in trust made and executed
by Mchsrd A: HYDE. Of Wsahingtop City. to tho
toned, shall proceed to sell, at public auction.
on the Seventh day Of June next: st6 O'CLOCK !. D.
ground and premises situated, lying, ana beins In
the said City Of Washington, and District OF Col
ten !l0) In Oruttenden's sub division OF Sou1re
numbered three hundred and ninety eiebt fS9s !
tween and p streets norta and Running back With
that Width to public alley. together With All and
ments and appurtenanees to the same beions;ns.
or in any wise appertaining."
Terms: One halt Of the purchase money cash,
the bslance in three and six months, With intar.
est. The deferred payments to be secured hv a
deed in trust on the premises. "
All conveyancea inc udinG revenue stamps st the
expense o. the purchaeeP.
nj the terms are not with within f,ye A. "a
after t. cay of SALE tha properts will be resold
st the risk and cost ofthe defaultins purchsse
after Eve days notice IN the Even nj Star = -
.tAar CHA9. r. WANNALL Trustee.
my.6-eo&ds I. 9. MCGUIRE co, xucts,
Evening star., 1864-05-05
NAVAL ORDERS

Lieut.. Commander Bancroft Gherardi has
been detached from the command Of the
Chocura and ordered to the command Of the
Port Roy al, vice Lieut.. Com. Geo. U. Morris,
detached and ordered North.
Lieut.. Commander George A. Bigelow, or
dered to the Niagara, vice Lieut.. Commander
Henry Evlen, detached and ordered to the
command Of the Ohieno.
Llent. Commander r. W. Meade, Jr., de-
tached from the command OF the Marb.ehead
and ordered to the Ohocura, in the South At
lantic Blockading Squadron
Evening star., 1864-05-05
GENERAL MEADE'S ADDRESS TO HIS ARMY
General Meade has issued the following ad
drnea IN hia arrnv

GENERAL MEADE's ADDRESS TO HIS ARMY.
General Meade has issued the following ad-
dress to his army.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF POTOMAC, May
4. 1s64.-iSoldiers Again you are called upon
to advance on the enemies of your country.
The time and the occasion are deemed oppor-
tune by your Commanding General to address
you a few words Of confidence and caution.
You have been re-organized, strengthened,
ana fully equipped in every respect. You
form part Of the several armies Of your coun-
try, the whole under the dtrection of an able
and disting uished general, who enjoys the con-
fidence OF the government, the people, and the
army. Your movement being in CO. operation
with others, it is Of the utmost importance that
no effort should be left unspared to make it
successful.
Soldiers, the eyes OF the whole country are
looking with anxious hope to the blow you are
about to strike in the most sacred cause that
ever called men to arms.
Remember your homes, your wives and chill
dren. and bear in mind that the sooner your
enemies are overcome the sooner you will be
returned to enjoy the benefits and blessings Of
peace. Bear with patience the hardships and
sacrifices you will be called upon to endure.
Have confidence in your officers and in each
other. Keep your ranks on the march and on
the battlefield, and let each man earnestly
imploIe Gods blessing, and endeavor by his
thoughts and actions to render himself worthy
Of the favor he seeks. With clear consciences
and strong arms, actuated by. a high sense OF
duty, fighting to preserve the Government and
the institutions handed down to US by Our tore
fathers, if true to ourselves, victory, under
Gods blessing, must and will attend our eff
forts. GEORGE G.. MEADE,
Major General Commanding
Evening star., 1864-05-05
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
BURNING OF The TOWN OF WASHINGTON.

FoRrR8ss MONROE, May y3-Passengersf from
North Carolina report that Washington, N. c.,
was laid In ashes by struggling marines and
soldiers at the time Of its hasty evacuation.
The government naval, commissary, ordnance
and auartermaster's stores were also destroyed.
The city was mainly owned by Union people.
Loss several millions Of dollars. Four thou
sand Union troops suddenly evacuated the
place in the face OF Sc ven companies Of rebels,
leaving the populstion to the mercy of the enc.
my after burning their houses ev er their heads.
Evening star., 1864-05-05

ORDERED TO REPORT TO GENERAL sIocr-s
Captain James E. Montgomery, Assistant
Adjutant General of Volunteers, has, by di-
rection Of the War Department, been relieved
from duty in the military district of Washing
ton, and ordered to report in person, without
delay, to Major General Slocum, at Vicksburg,
Miss, for assienment
Evening star., 1864-05-05
THE CASE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA

The Fifty sixth Regiment Pennsylvania Re.
serves reached town about midnight last night
from the 'front.' having been mustered out OF
the service in pursuance of an arrangement
by which the Government allows the lime they
were In State service to 60 to their credit ON
their three years term averaging the time the
different companies OF regiments were mus
tered into service and mastering each regiment
out from the date Of the average.
The Fifty y-sigth Regiment was one of the
earliest regiments raised OF the Reserves, which
comprises fifteen companies.
Evening star., 1864-05-05
TELEGRAPHlO NEWS.
A VICTORY BY GENERAL BANKS.
BATTLE AT CANE RIVER.
THE ENEMY LOSE 1000 MEN AND NINE
PIECES OF ARTILLERY.

CAIRO, May 4.-Advices have been received
from Alexandria and Red river to April 9th,
at which place General Banks was then, and
In good position.
The Rebels have followed our forces from
Grand Ecore, and when near Cane river an
engagement took place, in which the Rebels
lost 1000 men and nine pieces of artillery.
There Ia q story from the West of disaster to
our arms In Arkansas.
General Marmaduke attacked and captured
q train with an escort, after . sharp fight
. A report says he took LOCO prisoners, 240
wagons, and seven pieces Of artillery.
Evening star., 1864-05-05
THE SITUATION.

A considerable portion Of our Army OF the
Potomac, on the night before last and yester.
day, changed its position in the front so ma
Hrially as that the public may, possibly, at
any moment hear Of the occurrence Of perhaps
the most extensive and important battle Of the
war. This change of position was made with
out any demonstration whatever indicating
that it was going on; not an additional tap Of
drum, or blast OF bugle being permitted, ana
there were no stragglers whatever bringing up
the rear, as in former times. All who wit
messed it that we have seen, speak in most en-.
thusisstic terms OF the discipline, condition
and elanH then and there manifested by our
troops-good signs indeed.
For prudential reasons we do not speak Of
the direction taken by our columns, though we
have NO doubt the rebels have by this time had
occasion to be impressed with knowledge of
the fact.
The belief is expressed by parties from the
front that Lee has suddenly evacuated his
position and there Is q report coming through
rebel sources that he is marching rapidly to
meet Federal force believed in Richmond to
be moving up the peninsula under General
Smith he tLee, proposing to throw the weight
of his army first on Smith, hoping to crush
him before Grant can reach within co-opera-
tive distance of Smith.
Good military judges about US however, be.
lisve that Lee means to confront Grant direct
ly; and that any change Of position he (Lee)
may have made, is with this purpose in view.
We may be certain from Grants past history
Evening star., 1864-05-05

UANTRD-Three GIR!s-oneA A - = cooi; WIG ne
iron: and o. to do chsmberwork and sssi:t IA
dinins-room. Apply at goa street. myS-St =
xTT 5NTFn-A LAUNDRE 8; one who under
w st.rds her business and is willing Must be
neat in her .. rson Tc anch . one good .aSes
given; none other need apply. Enquire at =
street, between 18th and 18th. mys-N
Evening star., 1864-05-05

~From the New York publishers, Leonard
Scott & Co., we have Blaekwood's Edinburgh
Magazine for April. Its literary contents are
excellent as usual A rabid pro rebel article
headed "Our Neutrality" will attract atten.
ton
Evening star., 1864-05-05

~The Maryland Constitutional Conven-
ton reassembled yesterday. The Standing
Committees were announced by the President
After considerable debate the proposition to
transfer the sittings to Baltimore was rejected.
The remainder Of the session was devoted to
routine proceedings. An additional Standing
Committee on the Usury Laws was ordered.
Evening star., 1864-05-05

~James A. Wynn, q supposed Confederate
spy. was arrested in Baltimore yesterday. He
Was arrayed In full Rebel uniform, and when
arrested was enjoying himself with Mrs. Mary
j. Hall and Miss Mcclure, in the pa-lor of the
08mer. The ladies were arrested also and
pRroled, and Wynn was locked up for trial.
Evening star., 1864-05-05
SI|CUlD EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK r. d.
THE slruATION-THk LATEST:

Parties reached here about noon to-day,
bringing the latest information from the exc
treme 'front.' That Is, up to yesterday after
noon, to which time there had been no collision;
the rebels not appearing in any force at any
point Of crossing probed by our army. Some
say that the country south OF the Rapidan
was probed, up to that time, for short dis
tance ont from each, and all the fords from
the junction with the Rappahannock up to the
mountains, with the resulted indicated above.
If NO enemy was found within four or Eve
miles OF the Mine Run ford, then it is not i'm.
probable, we apprehend, that Lee has re-
treated from our front either to make dash at
something on the Peninsula, or to geta as speed.
ly as possible behind the Richmond fortifica.
tions. But 1t is much too early, yet, to judge
what Lee is doing. He may be seeking field
OF battle somewhere in the vicinity of Hanover
Court House.
Evening star., 1864-05-05
FOR THE DRY TORTUGAs.

FOR THE DRY TORTUGAS.
Samuel Glover, John Casey, Charles Coe,
James Fitzgerald, Arthur Devine, Walter
Massey and Aloah II. Mills, OF the I'd Vermont
volunteers, have arrived in the city under
guard, from the Army Of the Potomac. on their
way to the Dry Tortugas, where they will
serve out their terms OF sentence awarded
them by court-martiaL
Evening star., 1864-05-05

~Gen. Wallace, commanding the Middle
Department has ordered that hereafter passes
Will be required for all persons gong by boat
between Annapolis and Baltimore, and An
napolis by rail between Annapolis Junction
md Annapolis.
Evening star., 1864-05-05

~ From Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have copy OF the interesting May number of
the United States Serrice Magazine
Evening star., 1864-05-05

ITO ICE CREAM MAKERS-FOR sALE-A ma
1 tent philadelphia ICE CREAM MACHINE,
Tubs, Freesers, &c. will be sold a barrs;n the
owner having no use for them. Also, set Of SodS
Bottles. Apply 371 Pa. avenue. my 3-sts
Evening star., 1864-05-05

EEoCH LKwIs-This person, implicated In
the death OF Miss Duvaii by abortion, is said
TO have fed from this city.
Evening star., 1864-05-05

NEW YORK, May 5-We learn tnat west
Point, Va, at the head Of York river, was
occupied by portion Of our forces on Mon.
dav, the % instant. Three Of the rebel pickets
stationed there came in and gave themselves
up,
Evening star., 1864-05-05
z. &. Robins, Register of Wills.

By virtue of the foregoing order of the Orphans ,
Court, will sell for cash, at public auction on
TUESDAY next, May 10th, commencing at 10 O elk, ,
on Square No. 80, near Boundary street between
2oth and 2lst streets, in the city of Washington. in
the District OF Columbia large quantity of the
finest Plants ip the United States, consstine of
Japonieas and Cape Jessamines:
WILLIAM DOUGLAS.
my 5-3t& Adminr of John Dough deed