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THE SUPREME COURT OF The
Il DISTRICT o. IOL MBIA, HOLDING 4
DIsTKl.T COrRr OF TIE UNITED
STATE FOR THE sAIO DISTRICT.
To all WhOm lndy concern, gree ing:
Notice 10 hereby gwen, That, on the Sd day OF
February, 1884, the United States bArque Midnight,
cap ured as lawful prize the sch ooner Defy, tackle
AZ, and oGrEo, and brought the sane into this
strict for adjudication, aud the same are liheled
and prosecuted in this uTt in the name Of the
United States, for condemnation as such lawful
prize, and have been arrested BY the marshal as
such, And that said eNuse will and trial at the
city HALL, In the city OF washing on, on the frat
Monday of June next, when and where all persons
are warned to appear to show cause why con-
dsmnation should hot be deereed, and to intervene
RETURN j. MEIGs, C ERIK, &c.
NAV 10, 1884,. myi6 3DaStJ6
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THE BILLIARD HALL.-NoSIrS. Fierce AID
yEut announce through oar columns to-day that
sngcrs at their ane Blllisrd Nall, No % King
eet, Alexandria. This hall 10 undoubtedly the
It one IN town, has four PhelAA tAbloS, And IL
nirably eondusted, AttAshsd 10 the billiard
II is n ten pin alley where yluny nipple (bAttSr
own rs Ten-FlA Jlmny) omSlAteS. We advise
VISITORS to AlsXAAdriA 10 call AAG see Pierce
d d yAut, AS they are beth perfect gentlemen
\ /, from tbs appearance Of their hAO hall, Ger
My eau keep billiard GAl0SA."
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CALE OF CONDEMNED CLIO THING,
- CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, TENT
CUTrIkGA &c.
CHIEF QuARTEhhAGTERs 0TTIcE,
DLPor or WAsHIEoToE,
wASHIEOToE, D. C., May 70, 1851.
viii be sold At public auction, at Government
Warehouse No. 9, Seventeenth street between
and streets, WsshinGtou CITY, U. C., at 10 O'Clock
m, THURSDAY, May %, 1854, under the super
vision OF Capt ID. @. Thomas, NJ. s. X U 81 "a
large lot OF stores condemned A. unft for public
service, viz;
infantrv and CayNlry Coats, aud TroWSers,
Shirts, Drawers, Stockings, Felt Hats, pS, Trum.
pets, BuElel, Flag, Drums, Tents, Tent PoleS,
Meas Pans, Camp Kettles, Spades, ShoyslS, KLAp-
sacks, HAVeraAeks, Bed Sacks, ke 40, 40.
Also, about SIXTY 1907 tonS OF rent Cuttings.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Successful bidders will be requi ed to remove the
stores within ave (6) days from date OF lAle.
D. II. RUCKER,
BriEAdier General and Chief QuartermAster,
mVi3-IIt DeDot of Washington, d, C.
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TINTED STATES MILITAKY
RAILROADH

" RAILROADS.
OFFICE or ABsIsrNHr QuARrERMATER,l
WAsHNoroH, April 10, 86L
AUCTIoN.-Win DO sold. on WEDNESDAY,,
the 18th day Of May, at the Railroad Depot, In
AleXAndriS, Va,
800 Tons OF Old Railroad Iron,
100 TouI OF Old Car Axles,
$50 Tons Of Cast Scrap Iron,
100 Tons OF Wrought Iron.
ITonB OF Old Brass and Copper,
800 oil Barrels.
Terms; Cash In Government funds. Ten (i0) per
cent 10 DO paid At the time Of purchase, the bal'
Anoe on delivery.
The property must be removed within ten days
from date ofGAlS. X l. ROBINSON
Aplb-dts Captain and A. q. NJ.
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'FuNERAL To-DAT.-The funeral OF the late
~. Chas. B. Calvert 10 Appsintsd 70 take plA {
o'clock this afternoon, from his late residence
Rly"FSdale; The friends OF the family are In
ed to attend.
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NOTICE.---WE, THE BOTTLERS OF
~ Warrington county, in the District OF Co.
lunniA, In meeting, do h-reby resolve that from
and affsr the 18th Of this May, 1884 that We adopt
the following rates, tn wit: ThSt we will furnish
our sustoAesAt the following rates that 10 to say
twelve bottles Of Pc ter, Alo ttder, and Mineral
waters at 50 cents eash And ALI aud we further
agree not to use or take IN exchange each others
bOttlesi and that we request our customers to pay
at the rate Of 10 cents each for all bottles which
they do net return, aud tLAt they will be required
to pay monthly for the same.
'Wu. N. u. Mack, Riley A. shiHn,
Ross l. Otto, Crowley & Coleman,
Edmond walsh, August Miller.
nVIA-lts
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EoRD'S NEW THEATRE,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENN. AVENUE

LORDS NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH sTREET, ABOVE PENN. AVENUE.
ENGAGEMENT, FoR SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
with the Accomplished Actress,
MISS MARY MITCHELL.
THIS (MOHDAY EVENING, MAY IA, 1894,
VIII be presented sheridan Knowles' beautiful
LOVE CHASE.
i. sopSi1d: with The amusing PETITE comedy Of
ADAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Lady El'ISbsih FresloVs"....Miss Mary Mitchell
TOMORROW, second appearance Of
MISS MARY MITCHELL.
The Grand speetAole Of the NAIAD QUEEN
viii shortly be produced, in style Of Unsqualisd
splsndor. myis
GRovERS THEATRE.
" Pennsylysnia avenue, near Willard. Hotel.
h.s, of arSyss'. Ne. Chestnut Street TSSa,Ts,
The Coolest Thes're In America. Ventilated by
over One Hundred Windows,
IcE.wATER FOR THE AUDIENCE.
The manager reGrets exceedingly that hsis com.
PEELED By previous epGagemehts TO announce the
ensuing a the last week most positively Of the
~ miss MSRv PRovoT,
The Most Accomplished Versatile Actress In
tn. Farewell Perform nee: ofthi. accomplished
lady will present her In her faVorte and most I'M
prsssive impersonAtions. Those great represents
lions which b we won for her an
ENvIABLE AND UNDYfNG FAME
Throushout the Entire American Continent.
ON MONDAY EVENING, May 10,
ni S sSPss' 81 y s ssS iss
beautiful Drama, by Tom Taylo', entitled the
TICKEf.oF.LEAvE MAN
Tims-Ths Present Day. PlAee-Lnndon.
once. Tickets for sale At all the Hotels.
C. d. Hess,
myIs business Manager and Treasurer.
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PYJAs. Q. INQUIRE q CO., AUG.

VALUAlLE LOT ON NURTI X STREET, Be
TWEEN FIRST STREET EAST AND della
WARE AvENUE.-On THU sDAY AFIER-
NOON, May 10, at q o'clock on the premises, We
shall sell, Lot No g. IN Square No. ms fro atipg 90
feet on North street, between First strest east
and Delaware avenue, and ruuninK baok 100 fest.
Terms; One-third In e.ah, the remainder In three
and Fix months, with interest secured By deed
trust on the premises.
ConVsyanees at toe cost OF the purchaser.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE CO.,
mYtSd AuetionSera.
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ODD Eel Lows HALL.
TERESA CARRENo,
me gifted and truly famed
CHILD PIANIST,
has the honor 10 announce
okAND CONCERT
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
FOR TUESDAY EVENING, MAY II,
for the benefit Of The sick and wounded in Wash.
ington from the recent battles.
Uader the Immediate sanction and patronage Of
surgeon General Barnes.
Oa this occasion she will DO aided by the follow
| lag DISTINGUISHED artists;
MAdsas ANNIE MIXsELL, PriuA Donna So
Mr.. JOHN FARLEY, Tessr.
Mr.. n. DRAPER, Baritone, and
Herr BRANDEEHoFF, Pianist AooonpAEna-
tsuT.
Of ThAlberE, Chopin, MendelAsohu, and GottsehHlk.
The Vocal Entertainment will comprise seles-
lions from ~ vespri, ""Don PAsquale, ""L'EliSire
d. Amore," and ri PuritAni."
Tiekets-eI, with reserved seats, furnished BY
Ellis, music store, And at TIE door.
Concert 70 commence at 81 o'clock. mJl6'2t
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pY JAMES Q. MCGUIRE a co.,

Bf JAMES sue Z; MSSGlhh q co.
FOUR THOUSAND DOZEN TRADE SALE
CHOICE OLD BOURBON Whisky AT AUG
1ION.-on WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 18th.
Rooms, we shall SELL In 10 tn suit the tr ID, 1000
dozen Choice Old Bourbon Whiakey, hAndsomsly
labeled and put up 10 eases By the old and reliable
arm Of A. BfnninEer l. Co.
n- The attention Of the trade IL particularly
cal ed 10 this sale.
Terms cash. j. Q. MCGUIRE d Co,
mYll-d AuotiOneara.
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pY JAMES O. INQUIRE q CO.,
VALUABLE LOI 9 ON MAssA, HUsETrs AVE
LlC sALEi MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nay i0 at
O'Clock, on the pre- mises, We shall sell Lot No I,
In square No. us, fronting 100 feat q inches, on
stree, being the corner Int 1t the intsrssetion OF
Fourteenth street, street, and MNssaohusstts
avenue, and Immediately opposite the doe real.
dsnes OF Chas. Hill, Eco. II will be divided into
small Building Lots II desired.
Also, immedi stely amer, We shall sell Lot No. le
IN SQUARE, 2tI, ironteg - FEET on nassaohusstts
avenue, between Thlrteenth aid Fourteeath
streets, and running back 20 . ttfoot alley, 10 be
divided into four lots OF 10 feet inches sseh.
Terms One third In cash, the rem dnder 10 six
and twelve mouths, with interest, secured By
deed OF trust on the premises.
Convey anoea ct the cost OF the purchaser.
Jas. c. MeGUIRE = CO.,
myto-d Auotioneafn.
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AUCTION SALES.

pY JAS. Q. Moe UIRE& CO.,
ID AUcTIONEERs.
floHr GOOD BuILDIN0 L,Ta At I'VE con
NER or SEVENTH AND n sTs, IsLAND
o. MONDAY AFTERNO0N, May 70, ste o'soeh,
Bulldog lots IL Rquare tfe, frontins ssoh % test
on seventh street west, Al the eornsr 81 South
street, and running back - fee, 10 an alley.
These Lots possess great value from their con
hSuty 70 the extensive wharves In the immsdiats
vicinity.
Tsrms-one-third IN cash, the rema' ndsF IN siH
And twelve mouths, with interest secured By .
dsed Of trust on the premises.
ApaJmsnt Of $40 viii be required a the sala.
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FoRD's New THBATRH.-Tho management
announce ShakspeArs'S " Comedy Of krrOrln this
evening tor the last HrR, in conjunction with the
popular comedy Of babes In the Wood"
DAN RICB's GREAT SHoN.-The famous hui
muriat draws with the po yer OF traction engine
with A. least eight Thousand people at the meet
ing At the Patent Office, there was no dimlnution
In The multitude to hear Dan Rice admire his
aFAeeful wife, wonder at the exploits OF the edu-
Gated horses, poDieB, and mules, and laugh At the
buTlesuueE Of the acting dogs and monkeys Oar
FeAdtFs should hear in mind that the entertain entB
in tho afternoon are fully as excellent aud not SO
crowded SsHs night
VARIETIEs.-Sensaton unparalleled. All the
mechanics, aud others visit tho Varieties, to see
the RrCAt drama Of the Seventh street Dress
Maker in whilh will appear tho accomplished
and the Star Company. Wednesday afternoon per-
brmRAee,
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New York stock List.
By the Peoples Telegraph Lines,
Ohioea-5H Ninth street and corner PcnnlylvAniA
avenue and Sixth atreet,


CINCINNATI, June 15.-vallaudlgham mado
his appearance at tho Democratic distrlct con-
yention, held at Hamilton to-day, with appa-
rent surprise to the larger portion OF tho o.
sembly. He was received with great enthusl-
asm.
He spoke briefly from written document,
narrating his arrest, and defending his action.
He said the assertion Of the President that he
was arrested because he laborsd with some to
effect to prevent the raising of troops and en-
couraged assertions from the army, or had
dlsobeyed, or failed 10 counsel obedience to the
lawful authority, was absolutely false. Ho
appealed for proof to every speech he had
mission, by his trial, and the sentence by
which he was banlshed. He said;
The real offence laid to my charge was
words Of criticism Of the public policy OF the
Administration, addressed to an open political
meeting Of my fellow-citiEens. For more than
one year no public man has been arrested, no
newspaper suppressed within the State for the
expressions OF lite public opinion, while hun
dreds in public assemblies and through the
press, with language and violence In which
never INDUCED, criticizing and condemning the
acts and policy OF the Administration, have
denounced the var, maintaining even the pro-
prety ofrecognizing the Southern Confederacy.
| do not mean any longer to be tho only man
Of the party who is the victim OF IN arbitrary
power.
"It Abraham Lincoln seeks my life lot him
so declare, but he shall not again restrain me
of my personal liberty except upon due process
oflaw.n
He denounced Order No. SO, under which he
was arrested, and said II was against the Con.
stitution and laws, and without validity; all
proceedings under It were null and void. The
time had arrived whom 1t becA ne him, as a cit.
lEcn of Ohio ard the United States, to demand,
. and by HE own act vindlcsto, his rights, priv.
lleges, and libertiCs, which he never forfeited,
but of which, for SO many months, he had
been deprived. He reiterated his regret Ia
criticlse the Administration. He cautioned his
political friends from any violence on his &C.
count, but advised none to shrink from any res
possibility, however urgent, II forced upon
them.
lie was accompanied to the depot by an en-
lhusiastic crowd, and arrived al Dayton to.
night, where 1t is understood that he will make
another speech. The convention elected him
q delegate to the Chicago Convention.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
CIYC HSATI, June l5.-Vallandigham arrived
at Dayton at half past 5, aud proceeded lmme.
dlately TO his residence. There was no demon
stration. Rumors arc current that soon aftoi
his arrival he had taken the night train for To
ledo, but 1t was subsequently announced thai
he would deliver public speech TO morrow
There is considerable apprehension Of trouble
at Dayton, and the people are very much eI
cited.
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VARIETIESl VARIETIES
v MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Fronting Penn'h avenue and Ninth Street.l
SIGN OF THE BIG DRUMMOND LIGHT
FITZ SIMMONS. Stage Manager and Advertiser.
p-overerowded every night!
Hundreds left standing
70 GREAT UNION DRAMA.
The Great History OF the DAy-Eyery Union
Man should see it-Showing the Blessings OF
Union Depicting the Horrors OF seeession-Pro-
dueed at an expense of OVER 81, sOO-Every scene
new-EAeh . correct view, taken from the lsoAli-
ties introduced and the bulldogs embodied, form
ing perfect pictorial history
TERRIBLE AND SHAMEFUL CRIMINAL ACTS I!
MALE AND FEMALE FIbNDS!
SeniblAnee Of humanity, with hearts In movable,
Private letters And hidden trAnBgreISionS SOW all
come TO light In the great drama of vice written by
FtE Simmons, the great sensation ,author
Of The Female Piekpooket, Belle Of Washington,
and twenty other successful acting plays, as per-
formed 10 this city.
The Drama 10 entitled,
THE SEVENTH-STkEEr DRESSMAKER,
The UNION MARTYR GIRL,
A perfect dramatic representation, Introducing a
new era In varied AmuGementI.
The peoples names In most cases are withheld,
yet the base and dIGcreditable actions OF bai men
and bad women boldly presented in their vivid
vices.
Also, on wednesday afternoon, in addition, the
great Music Hall Show. Ole hundred and Nifty
men, women, and children. Admission, rs, s., and
IS cents. lrlt
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR COPPER ACED
l. EEGRANINGs
orrIoE SUPERINTENDENT PcRLIc PnlHrrzo, |


,, WAsHlFoIcE, June II, 1854
Sealed proposals will he 'eoeived AZ tins ofaea
until THURSDAY, the 21i day OF June, 1894, atii
O'Clock, for turnisning one set u ElTeirotyped or
Copperfaord Pages OF the IllustrAtlopS n M,.
ohnery, &e, aceomp any Ing the Report OF the Com.
missioner Of Patents for the year 1851.
The drawings will be furnished on pAper to
the contractor, who must arrange them into pARf
IN numerical order; 40 nearly as ia consistent with
neatnets and comp sctnessi and the executIou Of
the work, In every reGpeot, must be fully equal 10
that furnished for the published report for 1891,
which has been adopted IS the standard for the
present volume. The plates are to be delivered At
this Office free OF cost for transportation, subject
TO the approval or lection OF the Superintendent
Of the Public Printing. Bond and approx ed Ieou.
Iity will be required for the faithful performance
OF the contract.
The work will comprise shout three thousand
I'VE hundred Illustrations, making over five hun.
dred pagcs measuring az by inches Eidders are
required TO propote for tue work by the illustrR.
ton, with the understanding that, when more
than one figure IL required t. illustrate an inven-
tion or design, las Ia sometimes the case,l the
whole numbsr OF figures will be estimated and
paid for As single ILLUSTRATION.
Any further Information that may he REQUIRED
will Dg furnished upon application at this office
Proposals will b addressed to the undermined,
Warrington, ID. G and endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Patent Oflce Report"
JOHED DEGREES,
Superintendent of the Public Printing.
ilb1tautugI
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COMPUTATION OF FUEL AND QUARTERS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,l
hDJuTAFT GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, June Q, 1854.
General Orders, No. 2Os.
All buildings and structures OF whatever kind, or
tents In the posIession OF the authorities of the
United States, are to he REGARDED, for the time
being, AZ the property Ct the Government, and are
to be used and accounted for as such. Officers or
enlisted men CHARTERED IN such structures or tents
In the possession OF the United States, no matter
whether conascAtsd, or merely seized and pos
seSsed by Government authority, arc deemed to
be furnished with quatters by the Government.
No such officer or enlisted nan 10, therefore, en-
titled to Communication of fuel and quArtersi and
any Communication paid IN such Gases will be iume-
dlH.ely refunded. Oiticers OF the QuArtermRstct's
Department who have psil Communication In such
cases, or to any oflocr serving personally in the
field, will Immediately IeYort the amount, time
and place Of such payments, and the names OF
those TO whom they have been made, to the Pay
master General, In order that they may be deduct
ed on the accounts of thoIe who have received
them.
It shall hereafter be the duty OF all inspecting
.ers to examine into Aad report upon all mat.
tiers connected with the execution oil this order.
By order Of the Secretary OF war;
L. d. TOWNSEND,
jeIs Assistant Adjutant General.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ROVERs THEATRE.
" Pennsylvania avenue, near Wlllard's Hotel.
LEONARD GKOVER...........,",.. .DIRECTOR
Also, Of Growers New Chestnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
OF the successful engagement OF the beautiful and
talented Aotfess,
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
who will appear In her unqualified Improvisation Of
FANCHON
THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING, June 10, 1904,
will be presented the beautiful play, In ave acts,
translated from the German specially for Miss
Thompson, entitled,
THE CRIJKET.
FAnehon Vivieux, the Little Cricket,
RATES OF ADMISSION!
Dress Circle 40 cents
OrchehtrA cents
Famly Circle. 10 cents
Tickets for sale At all the Hotels.
FTldAy evening, June II, RenEht, and positively
last night but one nf Mrs Charlotte Thompson.
HUHCHBACK
BULL IN A CHINA SHOP. jei6
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HEADa'Rs .PRovOST MARSHAL AND BOARD orr
EERoLMEST or DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, }
WAsnISOToS, d. e., June ,, 1864.
The BOArn OF Enrolment Of the District Of Co.
lumblA will be In session at the office Of the Pro-
vOst Marshal District Of Columbia, corner OF Four
teenth street and New York avenue, daily (Sun-
days exeepted), from II o'clock q. IN. to o'clock
p. M, for the purpose Of hearing cases Of exemption
from draft for the following causes, viz;
Alienagc,
Eon-residenee,
Manufacturers OF Age,
Manifest permanent physical disability, ard
Two years service during the present war,
either In the Army or Navy.
Citizens are requested to furnish information AZ
o persons who are not enrolled, or who are tryi Ing
to evade enrolment, AZ It Is equally for the In
tcrest OF each person enrolled TO place upon the
Enrolment List" all persons liable to do mill
tAry duty, so that his own chance Tor draft shall
not DO unjuGtly increased.
J.!C. PUTNAM,
Captain lat Regiment V. II. c., and Provost
Marshal District OF Columbia. my1-u
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Aatiuual Repnblitan.

The hail storm which visited New York for
few minutes on Sunday, did some damage in
Connecticut. The stones In some places killed
and wounded the grazing cattle, and so severe
afrost succeeded the storm that much vegetation
was destroyed, and crops will have 10 DO planted
apain
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
FRANKED MATTER-TRANsFER FROM MIL
ITARY TO NAVAL SERVICE.
General Orders, No. 201.

FRANKED MATTER-TRAEsFER FROM MIL
ITARY TO NAVAL SERVICE.
General Orders, No. 2O1.
WAN DErARTMEHT,l
ADJuTAHT GEEERAIs OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, June 9, 1854.
The following acts Of Congress are published
for the information and guidance Of all concerned:
II. PupLfc-No. sal
AN ACT in relation 10 ranked matter.
Be enacted by he Senate and House Of RcpreiCnid.
iiprG Of he Unsi States Of america, In Congress az
ssnblcd, That all communications relating to the
official business Of the Department to which they
are addressed, Of whatever origin, addressed to
the chiefs Of the several Executive Departments
Of the Government, or to such principal officers Of
each Executive Department, being heads Of bu-
reHu' or chief clerks, or one duly authorized by
the Postmaster General to frank official, matter,
shall be received and conveyed by mail free Of
postage without being InderSed "o1leial Bust
ness" or with the name of the writer.
Approved June 1, 1854.
H. PUBLIC, No. 81.
An act to repeal the ftst section OF the Joint reso
luton relative to the transfer OF persons 10 the
military service to the naval service, approved
February "a, 1864.
Be enacted by me Senate and Hou'e Of Rrprcsenid-
Hpss ofhe United States Of Amsri a IN Congress assem-
bed That the 0rIt section OF the joint resolution
entitled "JOint resolution relative to the trans.
fer Of persons In the military service to the naval
Service" approved February ~, 1864, betAnd the
same IL hereby, repealed.
Approved June !, 1854.
BY order ofthe Secretary Of WAR
E. D. TOWNSEND,
jels Assistant Adiutant General.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
hDJUTAHT GEHERAL'B OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, March IT, 1864.
All applications for leaves OF absence or per-
mission to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General Halleek, Chief OF staff, and must
specify the business for which the oifeer desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct to the
Secretary OF War on this subject will receive no
attention.
BY order OF the Secretary OF War.
L. D TOWNSEND,
m2I-u AthistAnt Adjutant General.
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ATH ROOMs..---RE.oPENING.


HENRY SCHAFER
B. leave 10 AuUsuu's 10 the citizens and GtrAn-
SS.B ~ "asLI4 StOn thSt ho has raopeued his
hath ROOMS
Ms. vi aul 40 y street, between Seventh and
Eighth stFeatS, opposite Tie General Post OthOe.
these rOOnh Isve bGFn usS.y lifted up and ar
ranged Tor the uJnlOrt Of his patrlUS hd has also
arranged, on the upper door,
BATH ROOMS FpR LADIES,
and would respectfully solicit their patronage.
Hot and cold baths always TetlY. Polite attend.
AntG to serve all VIII call Oa aim mYI1Im
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A CARELESS EDIToR.-Tbe Charleston Courier
OF May "a, evidently copying a news paragraph
teration that European adyices to the 2Sth ul-
timo have been received, and that two fast
steamers we're launched at Nantes on the 23d for
The rebels" The Courier men should DO more
narnfnl