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SECRET DISEASE


In ali their stages, At little expense,
Little Or no change in diet. No Inconvenience.
And no Ezposure.
II causes frequent desire and gives strength
to urinate, thereby removing obstruction pre-
venting and curing structures Of the Urethra,
aaylng pain and inflammation, 50 frequent in
the eass Of diseases, and expclllng all Poison
as Diseased and ,ooraom 1fafter.
THOUSANDS UPoS THOUSANDS VINO HAAE
BEEX'TnE VICTIMS OF QuAcKs, aud who have
pid henry fees TO be cured iua short tin G, have
found they were deceived, and that the ru1s-
oN' has, by the use Of "PowERFGL Ase}iNG.
IsHrs," been dried up In the system, to freak
out in an aggravated form, and perhaps 'fter
Marriage.
Use, iELmBoLp's EXTRACT BUcnr for oaaf-
fertions and diseases Of the URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in MALE or FEMALE, from
whatever eanse originating and no matter Of
now / 0kG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs requires the aid Of f
DIURETIc, HELNBoLD's ExTFACr CHU Is
THE GREAT DIuRETIc and is certain 10 have
the desired effect in all Dseases for frhich II ~
Recommended.
Evidence Of the most fel4be and reaponsi-
bic character viii accompany the medicine.
Plice Sl.00 per bottle, OF siorx f $500.
Delivered to any address, secure y packed florn
observation.
Describe Symptoms IN all CommatieatioHs
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis
Address letters for information to
III. II. HELMBOLD, Chemist.
104 SOuth Ienth-st., bel. Chcnut, Phila
HELMBOLD'S Medical Depot.
HELAlBOLD'S Drug and GhemifoE HdreLouss.
J94 broadway, New York.
BEWARE o. CouSTTtFEIIs AID UnrHINCI-
PLED DEALEEs who eDdeavor to dispose "ot
heir oea9 and "othtr' articles o. tie reputation
ggiaed bg
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
- /" Extract Buchu.
4" Sarsapahila.
I" Impro, cd Rose Wash.
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Tangh, and C0ll. lLIrtlIng IIa0ns

using thete admirable medicines end ~ Wing prop
~ attention % the Directions wAicb are attached D.
I each ptll or ii6x
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ng NARsHAILs cATARRH syCFY OPENS
~ SHa pcrsrs oat al psstructiaats, strelsbtus
ths rlabsk asa gives beAlihy ses.os to tse lsarts
z1octe1 sola y al DraggiFia
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ALL DRUG GISTs III Err YHIfERE.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement apd sand for T.
AND AVOID IaPosITI0E AND K8rcEBHg.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS


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s.ossAea. ms NaF4 4 = ese.aFa I,sgss eesutifg
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CONSUMPTION,
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s.~a ksapH Hfayhss EaFase. ts sisssf PSAsts.s Ana
gssslnxa4nt rnsa AaaFsss ~ q FHeiss hh1SN
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UsH0NPSuss IMPROVED TRUSS. 90 sals 81
GEORGE TrTTIR y
gyte Fkg.arT Point
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7ake no more Baisam, Nerfary, mp easaHt
Medicines for unpleasant and ddn9ctoBs dstases.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu AND iMFEoNLD
pngE ~ AaII t7IfGFEg
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~, L. plXS
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE.
q EHdltoll SIrttL BsIlen. naal.,

is % arranged that patient. never see as hear
each other. kccolicct. the 0xIY entrances 10
biz efiice s No n, having 30 connection With
BIZ residence consequently 40 family inisFrup
ton. ~ that on no account can anv parsos hes
ftatF WvrfQfuss AZ bts -
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In oil their stages, At little expense,
Little or no change in diet. No Inconvenience.
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THE OLIVE BRANCH

AarsaF hAa tAe ssssaiars y "a isusi isaIvTs
tneaia tas sNpssaelaSsgs have ssroeess IL irsiiag
gsggfst Ca ntete We 6sv thsn = thfse sifes
boa Flsls $50 rtrkes Ns,igs TeP ulfS o. viihoat
Es-ssasr. snd g., tls.sst - faty esasiuces ~
slsss "a, i ,hs bsss sigrs ls aaftr, that ~
Wssv-~* sAssn 10 siss sasisfsrilea 9 20 sale
Csll 49, ses sseiasg paressslne slse~hoft We have
slss fss
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engaged In ireRimentof Special Disease "a fhe.
= well known 20 many Citizens. Publisher,
Merchants, Hotel froprieiop. &c, thar he l.
much recommended, and PARTICULARLY to
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that the Democratic portion OF the Ohio delssa-
ton were against the recognition OF the South.
ern .Confederacy. He would not destroy the
Cons ntutton for any purpose, for without 1t
fnere could be no Union, and therefore no
well regulated liberty. We have, he said, 70
take the old States to restore the Union. That
viii be the issue next autumn. We never will
yield the country to secession or abolition.
Mr.. kelly, OF Pa said Mr.. Cox had defended
by indirection " hat he had not openly dared To
advocate. The gentleman from Ohio-ioag-
had but sounded the key note of the leaders Of
the Democratic party, and which rallied the
democrats here In opposition to all the depart.
ments OF the Government in carrying on the
war. He referred to his colleague (Mr. Ste.
vens) whose views had been criticised by Mr..
Cox, saying that he could not be compared with
Mr. Long, who had yesterday in effect de-
clared, Heaven bless the traitors, but curse
my countryr
Mr.. Dawson, of Pa, remarked that Mr.. Long
said yesterday that he spoke tor himself and
not for the democratic party, and that ought
10 be satisfactory.
pose CT entering his protest against the lectures
on patriotism from the Republican side: and
especially from his colleague. Mr.. Kelleyf, who
had told q deliberate falsef God concerning his
{Miller's) father, on this floor
Mr.. Kelley replied. defending the remarks he
had previously MADE concerning his former
his colleague Mr.. Miller) had brought into the
House, on q late occasion, a vile spawn OF scan
dal from Robert Tyler.
Mr.. James g. Allen, of ILL.,, expressed his
surprise that the Speaker should descend from
hi g chair and offer q resolution to expel the
ntleman from Ohio for words uttered in de.
bate. 1t was without q parallel in the history
of the country. Although he (Mr. Allen} was
against secession, the gentleman from Ohio had
right TO express his sentiments.
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FROM KENTUCKY.
FORESTS OPERATIONS THERE.

LOUISVILLE, April s.-Nineteen rebels from
Caldwell county, belonging to the Sd Kentucky
rebel cavalry. gave themselves up TO the Pro
yost NJ arshal of Hopkinsyille yesterday and
were sent here where they took the oath pre-
scribed by the amnesty proclamation. One o.
them says Forrest on the 2Gth marched bet weel
Paducah and May Yield, a8i disbanded the Sd
7th and sih Kentucky rebel aA~airy, rr.A per
mitted the members to go home.
Two hundred rebels are reported to be in thu
vicinity OF the Hermitage, attacked a camp oil
wood choppers on the south side of the Cum
berlaId nver. A force has been sent out tc
capture them.
The story Of Forrest officers having crossed
into indiana to excite the people TO revolt is
discredited here.
About 40 guerrillas entered ShelbyviiIe KY
at l o'clock this morning, and stole seven
horses from Middletons stables, aud broke
open the Branch Bank of Ashland, but before
they could rife ii Of it's contents they BECAME
a!armed ct the proximity of the 18th Ohio cay
airy and decamped. They have been depreda-
ting about here Tor the past two weeks. The
rest of them We're arrested and confined in the
Taylorsvi Jail on last Frinay, but on Sunday
their comrades made an attack on the jail and
released them. {
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM GEN'L BANKS DEPARTMENT
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
THE REBELS DEEEATEp.

CAIEo, April s.-The steamer Continental
arrived, bringing a large number of Govern
ment mules and agons from Vicksburg.
Nine hundred contraband men, women, and
children had arrived from Alexandria, La
Officers of steamers from Red river report q
considerable fight 50 miles above Alexandria,
on the 2Sth, between Gen. Smiths forces, con-
sisting of s,GC0 infantry under Generals Moves
and Dudley, and Lees cavalry and Dick Tay
lor's forces, estimated at 1900 strong, posted
on an advantageous position. The fight lasted
about three hours. Our loss is reported to be
rebels much greater, some placing il at sD0
killed and wounded We captured 500 prison
ers, and others are still being brought In. Dud-
ley's brigade in advance greatly distinguished
themselves.
Our troops did no. halt on the battle ground.
but pushed on in pursuit OF the retreating foe,
and no rest would be given the rebels.
II was Gen Smiths design to force the enc
my to make a stand, and defeat them i'll Il
pitched battle II possible.
A considerable number OF deserters have en-
tered our lines.
The steamer La Crosse was captured aud
burned by guerrillas on the 18th nit. below
Alexandria, and her crew released on parole,
but her officers were retained.
A large number Of Mississippi refugees are
gathering within our lines at Fort Pike and
vicinity. Seven hundred, in one lot, are re-
ported 10 be leaving the dominions of jeff
Davis
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CONGRESSIO
'xxxyIIIrH COEGRESs.-FIRsT SESSION.
SATURDAY. April &.

SATURDAY. April {. ...5=
HoUsB.-Mr. Colfax offered a resolution pro-
posing the expulsion Of Mr.. Long, OF Ohio, for
the sentiments he uttered yesterday in favor of
the recognition OF the Southern Confederacy.
Mr.. Co!iax sait he had offered the resolution,
not as the result OF consnltation, but on his
own responsibility. II these sentiments are to
go unrebuked, we could not complain Of for.
eien governments recognising that Confeder-
aey.s Ii thusafrom this hall, giving aid and
comfort TO the enemy, is unrebuked, you ought
not to ask Of your soldiers to peril their lives
for those whose destruction is openly advo.
Gated. He Had pondered upon his duty, and
felt that he had donble obligation on Rim,
one as the presiding officer, to administer the
duties Of the Chair and the rules impartiaIly,
and the representative from Indiana
Mr.. Cox replied, saying Judge Con way, Lin.
coin, ex-Representatiye stanton, Of Ohio and
others, had heretofore declared themselv yes In
favor OF revolution, and for people TO establish
their separats undergraduates II they have the
power TO do 80. - = -
Remarks were called forth by interrog atory,
from Meesrs. C0lfax. Garfield and Julian.
Mr. Cox continued his REMARKS declaring
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NAVY XARn

The repairs on the Primrose are nearly COM
pleted, and she will soon be reaKy for service.
The Dragon is also being rapidly put in order
The revenue steamer Bibb is undergoing re-
pairs. The Shawsheen has been put in fine
order, and will leave probably to. day for
Hampton Roads.
Yesterday a commission was sent out to in
quire into the rates of wages, with 8 view of
increasing the rates in the yard, and it is ex-
peeted that their report will be favorable, and
that all the mechanics who not have recently
received an increase of pay will have their per
die m raised
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FINDINGS OF A MILITARY CoMu1ssrov

FINDINGS OF A MILITARY COMMISSION
The following findings and sentences of a
military commission held At Goodrich Landing
Louisiana. have been approved by President
Lincolns who directs that the prisoners be con
fined in the military prison at Alton, Illinois.
during their term of sents4lce
Edward ID. Nelson. of Carol parish, Ixonis.
lana, found guilty OF robbery and assault with
intent to kill sentenced TO be confined at hard
labor for the term OF seven years.
Colored man George, found guilty Of robbery
and sentenced to be confined at hard labor for
fiYe Years.
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MRS. LINcoLN's RgCRPTIoN.-The last Sat.
nrday afternoon reception of the season at the
White House by Mrs. Lincoln, took place to-
day between the hours Of one aud three. and
was largely attended by ladies and gentlemen,
notwithstanding the disagreeable state OF the
weather.
The President took momentary recess from
lis laborious duties for the time being and
mingled amongst the guests all Of whom he re-
ceiyed most cordially.
There were number Of military men pres
ent, among whom was General Crittenden.
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A DEsERTER SENTENCED TO BE SHOT

A DEsERTER SENTENCED TO BE SHOT.
Augustus Peabody, OF Company q, 18Th New
York volunteers, has been found guilty of de-
sertion by q court-martial recently held within
the lines of the Army Of the Potomac, and sen.
fenced TO he shot to death by musketry The
sentence has been approved, and will be car.
ried into effect in the presence OF so much Of
the Engineer Brigade as can be properly assem-
bled, on Friday, the 2?d instant, at such hour
after I2 O'Clock IN as the brigade commander
may designate
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LOCAL NEWS.

PORT OF observation-disclosures
40 q. MASON, Tory, New York; Envoy, Pearl
palnyra, Henry, New York, WIN. Spear, Zones,
baltimore; daughter Of Zion, Deatley Tan
gi.r Sound; Mary and Priscilla, Ruark, Balti-
moe M a,r Amer. Brenington, Popes
oneca, Smith, ST. Mays. Bargas Mary Cath.
ernie. Harris, Mattawoma1; Grey hound, Tully,
PamHnkeyi Arlington, MerrelI, PonicA Greek
Sohrs: Eagle, Harden, st. Mary's; Marpole,
Bnndick, do.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canat--Striks amongst the
hinsrsaTne arrivals at Georgetown to. day
are the w. A. McMalron. Buckley, keystone
coal to FrostbuIg Co.: Ida Reynolds and Ali.
qnippa, DO, to Cumberland G. 4 I. Co: VIM
barrow and }. e. Mcintosh, do, to American
Co.; dipsey Q aeen and Amelia Snyder, do, to
Central M. & NJ. Co.; ]. McH. HoIlingsworth.
cUnsignee not mentioned The departures
during the same time were eight, all light.
he boatmen recently arrived. re port that the
miners are on "a strike for higher wages, in the
mines beyond Cumberland
< CHANGE OF RAILROAD TIMR-A change of
time in the departure OF trains from Washing.
ton Will take place Tomorrow, Sunday, 10th
April:
M, p. m 4.3o p. m, $40 p. m, $50 p. M.
For New York and philadelphia 80 a. m i,
Il.I5 a. $3.50 Pm.
For New York passengers only, at $50 p M
On Sunday at 80 a. m and p. m. for RiIti-
more; $50 p. m. for Baltimore and Phiiadei-
rhia; and $50 for New York.
see advertisement In Mondays papers,
A NEW CouRT.--The morning report of the
Second Precinct police exhibits the case of Jas
Cairey, arrested for assault and battery on
Hannah Cafrey, as tried by Justice Baraaco
aud by him sentenced TO jail for six months.
There is evidently a mistake some where. as
Congress has established no criminal court for
IT. is District beside that which is presided over
by the Justice OF the Supreme Court o. the
District.
The WARDENsHIP OF THE JAIL-This
morning, Robert Beale. Esq. who was a few
Of the jail OF this District, received his commits
sion and qualified, taking the oath of Office,
and giving bond tor the faithful performance
of his duty. Edward Hail and Thos. l.. Hume
derstood, will relieve the present Warden (Mr.
"ise,) on Monday OF his charge,
-
LIQUORS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Haley, pro.
prietor OF liquor establishment on the corner
of let and b streets, was arrested yesterday by
Capt. Dolan' IS detectives, ana fined 800 by JUS
tice Ferguson for selling liquor to soldiers.
Haley's stock OF liquors was confscated, his
bar permanently closed, and license taken
PERMANErLY CLOSED The liquor establish
ment Of John Canaan, corner of E and 18TH
by order of the Military authorities. Uannan
was arrested and fined $40 for selling liquor 10
soldiers.
POLICE APPOINTMENTS. - Thursday the
Board Of Police Commissioners made the fol-
lowing appointments: William J. Croggon.
patrolman, vice q. J.. Cook, deceased. Thos.
Purcell, do, vice Mareellus Morrice, resigned
BuRaLARr.-Night before Last the .rssidsuce
Of MT. George Lowry, near the Circle in the
First Ward, was catered by q burglar and two
valuable geld watches carried 81. sessi
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EXCURsHK TO WHEKLING.-Vlce President
.Hamlin, accompanied by the Governor of Maine
and a few friends. left here this morning on an
excursion to Wheeling. They will return on
Monday.
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A CONFEDERATE OFFICER GIVES HIMSELF

CoNEEDERATh OFFICER GIVES HIMSELF
Yesterday, Capt. e. T. Sullivan, Of the I'd
Texas cavalry, presented himself at the Pro.
.yost Marshals office in this city, and asked
permits sion to take the oath prescribed in the
Presidents amnesty proclamation, which re-
quest was granted, and he was furnished with
transportation to Philadelphia. Sullivan has
a wife and one child residing in Texas, where
he owns forty six slaves and plantation of
six hundred acres. From his statement it ap-
pears In March, 1861 he was commissioned O.
first lieutenant in the I'd Texas cavalry, and
that in May, 1861, he was promoted to a cap
taincy. He was in nine battles, and ut MUIR.
frees bOro' was wounded and taken prisoner
On the 9TH Of July, 1863. he was exchanged
went home, and joined his regiment; bat hear.
ing that three OF his brothers were in the UnoA
army, determined to fight no more against the
United States Government. After repeated
efforts, he succeeded in making his way into
the Union lines at Frederick, Nd, on Friday
lass, and from there proceeded TO this city
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by THOMAS DOWNING, Aust'r; Georgetown
SPLENDID PRoPERTYIN GEORGETOWN For

BY authority of DEGREES of the Circuit aud su,
il cause, No. l.e6 on the Equity Docket Of 50 d
Courts shall cell to- The bissest bidder on the
noon IN 'front.' Of the premises ese eown tots
numbered le, 70, no q, e. *. ard q, and anothsr
R4Itn Il the and tie n IL
and Congress streets, with the dwelling hou So aud
The property hss been divided so as 20 give to
TIE dwelling house II feet front on West street.
Nth saeph ON Congress street Of about ia6 feet.
The other lots, on West street. five in number.
sss OF seven feet s1nds IN the her rssr Of t
street hss bs,n divide into tw? lots each ffoatinz
some ten or twelve rooms tSe Psrlors in front.
The whole properly is siigabiy and beautifully
situated Just sscenai z the heights in one Of the
seldom such huies ing lots a the vacant srould
Terms Of sale. as prescribed by the DEGREES, are
Cne f"urth OF the purchase money in cash, and the
which thu purchasers bonds win be taken, hesrinz
interest from the day of sale, aad retained lien
If the teru. arc net complied with within three
cost OF tbs eefsulter .on one wesk's notice in the
Possession on The Ist of May next The cost Of
eopvesaneins. certificates, bonds stamps, &c. 10
sssnaa. rms 6SwLisss S s
Er9R sAI;E1A new 3, horse power Upright Tu
hand sus sSttE aSusa se oss 81
horse power Horizontal Tubular BOILER; also,
10 and asd ssns @
tsi. single and double, Return flue BOILERS;
sDd heTss i
90 Horsepower All guaranteed to be in good
5ss snSub sihT y s s R to
baltimore, Md. ap SHOT,
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CoNvEETIoH. Pursuant to . res.
tI elusicn passed By the Republican Asso sa!.
all the ausiaed sSters Of the DfstTct Of ColumSs
who desire the unconditional maintenance Of the
complete suppression of the rebellion, with the
cause thereof. by vigorous war and all apt and EN-
fen ss held under The said
ton at the Union League Reading Rooms, on yin
nss at
for the purpose Of choosing delegates to represent
.s ID tine Ss f. be hs
Vice President of the United s Ss,,,,, -.
:. D. CRUMBACKER, Sec. spa,His
81 srNOTICE-This is to notify the bosses that
or ard sitter the nth day of April, is,t the
msnd an increase Of wages 10 Sc per diem
ss Sfsfa 81 the i aEo MILLER Cor Sec
9Fr,eE March .ss @ M
Set in aes ft isa
at this Office within ' sa& shsEs fftsf SCI
0s WI WASHfNd76S. ih"' N
- ASSESSORS OFFICE,
The Board of Assessors, having completed the
General Assessn,entfor the year 1851 hereby give
notes that they viii sit IS Board Of AgResls and
MONDAY, the aist day Of March, to Tuesday. the
18th day Of April, inclusive. Sundays excepted
at their room, No. 6, basement story west wing
City Hall, from q; m to 3p. M each day.
BY order Of the Pre Mfs Il sp.1n,,a ~
NH ls.tAps Secretary Board of Appeal.
U5 sye1y sAssATa II &. Sid T aS SharoS
ee 9Th street, betseen and J.. .yepuei Services
ess:ot ssr.ae.rs a.: eordl.lis invissd .
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OHrnY QUAKTBRMAsfBR's OFFICE,
n0p0r m w sufNG rau

WASHINGTON, D. O., Aareh 81. 1884.
Win be sold, ct Public Auction. ct the south end
OF twentieth street, near the 0oyernmsnt OorTsls
IN the CITY Of WashinSsol. y. u, On uOnDAX.
0eyernment ycar horss Two hor.e. Slrlne.
Mstsiiie .na aiZ MsgSns ysrs, Msson q,
articles per- aiming to wagoe trsnsp ,rtation, the
same having been condemnsd % unit for public
eoccessfuI bidders win Be required to remove the
Articles within I've 90 days from the day OF sale.
Terms Cash in Governms mt funde.
III RUCkuR,
Brie, Gen. ana Chief QuartsfmasteY.
mbs-fnt Depot Of w ashin9ton.
42f PICTURE CORD AND rAssELs' &c. 486
The largest and handsonaest assortment of Pie
ture Cord and TAsseis, Rings, Malta, &C., in the
J.. MARKRlTERY.
= s 80 3 - oad He1lOws' HAll.
s1rsrns eaah. sea,Jaic
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by J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auctioneers
FURNITURE AND PERSONAL EPPECTs OF
HIS EXCELLENCY RUDOLPH SCaLRIDRN

FURNIIURE AND PERSONAL EPPECrs OF
HIS EACELLENCY RUDOLPH SCuLRIDRN
AT PUBLIC SALE
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 18th, at 10
O'Clock at the rocme of his ExcelIeucy Rue olph
sehlsiien, Minister Of the Ranse stic Rapubi cs
corner sixth and streets we shall sell all his
Bnufehold furnitare and Effects mprisiog-
Excellent Bookcases, Desk Tables.
Etsgeres. Sofas, Arm ans Eary Chairs
Carpets, Curtains, Gas PiIthres
Statlfttes Rrony-s,
inc Study and rsri.r Lamps, Clocks, ysseste
Gilt and richly decorated Dinner. Tea and GoS5e
Services from the r. al Mandatory at Berlin,
Elegant Dessert Service u Bohemian gilt glass,
eighty Eve pieces
Crystal Cut Gls SIS Decsnters. Gob,ets Wines, Tun-
blers ot various patterns
About 7oe bottles yesy choice Old Wines. eompr.-
sing principally
Chateau Leayiiie and chatesu Lstour. 1855,
Chateau LATTE lSt7.
Chambertin Bergundy. Hsut Sauterne, Rutsshei-
mer,
Hockheimer. Schs RACK berger, Aarcobruner
Old East ndia g olden Sherry,
Nuscatei. Frotienac. Pontan Constants Wine,
from the Cape OF Good Hove.
Together with many other articles not necessary
to enumerate.
Terms cash
~ Catalogue of Wines issued previous to sale
sp9'd J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auc.s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-09

RESIGNED.
ii. Gushnau has resigned his position O.
Midi hipman in the United States NAVY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-09
PRISONERS OF WAR

PRISONERS or WAR
Five prisoners of war were sent up from the
Army OF the Potomac yesterday evening. Col
Irgraham committed them TO the Old GapitoI