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NorIcE.-CiHzens of Ohio who are now in
Washington, and who will support the nomi.
Fees OF the Union National Convention, are
requested to meet in the Reception Room Of the
Senate on Saturday ereniag, at half past seren
O'Clock p. M, to form an Ohio Union club, and
TO confer upon other measures to promote the
Union cause.
JOHN SHERMAN, H.. WADE,
J. NJ. ASHLEY, r. p SPALDING.
J. w. GARFIELD. ROBERT q. SCHRNCK,
r r ECKLRY
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SDCOID edition.
4 O'CLOCK r. M.

TEE COLLINS RUSSIAN OVERLAND TELE-
GRAPH VIA BEHRING'S SrRAITs.-Mr. Collins
has returned to Washington after nearly two
years absence In Russia and England.
Negotiations for right OF way, and the con.
struction of a telegraph across Asiatic Russia
Russian America and British Columbia, so as
to connect Europe with America, by way oil
Behring's Straits, having been brought to q
satisfactory conclusion under very favorable
terms, now awaits the final action Of Congress
We understand that MIR. Collins will soon
present the plan to Congress In view Of the CO.
operation OF our Government
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0The Archduke Macmillan was to embark
for Mexico on the Seth of March. The French
frigate Themis, one OF the finest vessels in the
Imperial Navy. was to form part OF his escort
Five hundred men OF the "Forelga Legion
for Mexico" had embarked at Cherbourg 1t is
said that a new loan for Mexico was arranged
in Paris, and that member of the French
Treasury Department had left for Miramar to
obtain the lew Emperor's signature to the de.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
HEAVY FIRE AT ALTON, ILLINOIS.
FROM RED RIVER.
LARGE AMOUNT OF COTTON CAPTURED,
FROM RED RIVEF

ST. LOUIS, April 9.-A fire took place at Alton,
III on Wednesday night, consuming a ware.
house on the levee occupied bv Simpson Il
Ketchum, which was filed with hay and other
produce, and also the adjoining buildings
The loss is o,oOO; insured for $4,000.
The Democratic Alexandria, La, dispatch
says large amount of cotton is being captured
along Red River. 1t is reported that severa,
naval officers were captured while confiscating
cotton.
Admiral Porter has issued circular to the
captains and owners Of steamboats, in the en-
ploy Of the rebel Government as transports, If
they will deliver their boats to him he will af.
ford them every Opportunity to receive their
property, while IL they burn them they will be
a total loss.
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THAT WHIsKY.-Michael Powers, the person
who obtained the liquor permit down the Mis-
sissippi from Major General Frank Blair, testi-
fed before the Special Committee to the effect
that Gen. Blair had no interest in the matter
whatever; that the permit was very small
affair when he got it. but that it had been altered
by The addition of the word sseach" He kneu
,0ho altered the permit but declined to say who
twas, as he did not wish to criminate himself
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DBSERTERS.

DESERTERS.
This morning 100 deserters were transferred
from Forrest Hall prison, Georgetown, TO the
rendezvous near Alexandria, preparatory to
being returned to their regiments. Thirty de.
serters, recently captured, were committed to
Forrest Hall prison also this morning.
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NAVAL ORDERS,

NAVAL ORDERS.
Assistant Surgeon q. II. Perry has been or
dered to the receiving ship at Boston.
Chief Engineer Henry II. Stewart has been
detached from special service at Wilm 'ngton,
Delaware, and ordered to the Wyaloosing.
Chief Engineer Andrew Larkin has been de-
tached from special duty at Boston, and or
dered to special duty at Wilmington, Della.
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OPRRA.-Cannot Manager Grover manage to
accommodate the public by securing the superb
opera company for another week The com.
munity. like little Oliver, has not had halt
enough Of it, and eagerly cries for "nore."
ola Dame Blanche" will be played this
evening, with Habelmann, Cratic, Johansen,
Frederick, and Canissa in 1.-THE same ad-
mirabie cast a. that OF Wednesday week.
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@The emigration for the past three months
rsa ches the enormous figure Of 25.465; for same
period last year it was 1851. Ireland sends
1889; Germany 6,O45; England 3,4e4; and other
countries 1857. The largest arrivals were in
March, being 1895.
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FoRD's THRATBR.-The President, with Mrs.
Lincoln and Mr.. Seward and family, will visit
Ford's Theater this evening TO witness Mr..
Forests grand impersonation Of King Lear.
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7 AIDES, ATTEETI0N ,1Y9n can car, haze 81!
CLOTHING and PLAIN aEWING done.
Also, TUCKING and STITCHING. at the low
Also, BRA DING done with neatness.
Ladies living at o distance can have their work
called for and returned, BY sending their address
to No. SEQ Seventh street, between and Mary
land avenue, Island. ap7-6t-
lust ARRIVED PER STRAMHR FROM NEW
j York
Six alnut and Mahogany SOFA. BEDS,
Also, ten dozen assorted Walnut and Mahogany
n SPRING-SEAT CHAIRS.
70 which we invite the attention Of tia House.
pe. ' $50 BoNTz = GRIFF!rdH
Asa OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 1856
1e6. NEW TocK...--..-.--lsS
INST received thu richest, hsndsomsst and most
varied stoct Of Cit and Dark Wood Oval Ylcsare
ed to be gilded with gold Leaf ana OF
Alec. seastifal a.sortns.s Of CcEa si. A'
soOds wsrranSea % represented TeFms 81 -
No. eos 1th street. eight dc s seG ne,
~ l-lmifS odd 1essows nsa''
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Pennsylvania Union Central Committee.

Pennsylvania Union Central Committee.
HARRISBURG, April 6.-The Union State
Central Committee met here this evening.
There was q full attendance, Mayne M Weigh,
chairman, and George W. Hammersly, secre-
tary. 1t was decided to hold q State Conven-
ton the 2sth of April, at Harrisburg, to elect
Senatorial delegates to the Baltimore Conven-
ton. Representative delegates are to be chosen
in the usual manner. After q number OF
speeches the meetiug adjourned
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FROM KENTUCKY.
FORREST RETRBAr1ka FROM THAT STATE.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a special dispatch
from Cincinnati to the Bu9etin says: Notwith.
stan ding the Rebel Buford's assurance taat he
intends to remain permanently In Kentucky,
1t 10 reported that Forrest is maneu.
vering to get ont OF the State by dividing his
forces into small detachments and slipping
them on by by-ways.
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GEN. STEELE'S ADVANCE HEARD
FROM.

The Rebels r. epulxed and Driven-Govern.
ment Cotton Burned by Guerillas.
ST. LOUIS, April THE Democrats Fort
Smith, Ark, special OF the 9th says:-Steeles
army has driven the rebels from Arkade lphia,
and is now advancing on Price, in the direction
OF Washington.
GAINESVILLE, sixty five miles from here. was
attacked day before yesterday. The enemy was
repulsed with a loss OF three killed and ten
equIpage.
Yesterday four hundred and fifty Texans,
under Gen. Gano, attacked Rossville, forty
five miles south Of here, and burned two hun
dred bales of Government cotton. Our troops
afterwards drove them from the town, killing
and capturing several. The remainder Of the
cotton in that place is being brought here,
which will relieve the cavalry heretofore
guarding it, and enable them TO drive the guer.
illas firm the country.
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GRAND OPENING.
" MODES DE PARIS,

4 NKANU UPEN ING.
u MODES DE PARIS,
MISS MI PLATT will open on Thursday, April
7th. an elegant and recherche assortment of >6N
SPRING aud SUMNER BONNETS of the Sy
most approved and latest Paris styles, to *
which she respectfully invites her former patron
age and the ladies of Wash gton and vicinity N.
b. Do not forget the number, 246 Penn. avenue,
near 18th street over the Independent Telegraph
Company. Nine S. Courteile, from New York,
also at the place, offers select assortment of
rich Muslin and Lace Waists, Capes. Real Lace
Sets. Collars, Barbes, Wells and Ladies' Under
clothing an 6-3tS
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING L0TsNEART THE NAV,

HAKU AT AUG HUN.
On THURSDAY, the i4th instans. We shall sell in
front of the premises at o'clock, p. m, common.
cling on the FIRST named property, the following
handso me Building Lots. viz:
All of Lot No. 4, in Square No. 9i3, sub divided
in Building Lots of 10 fe.t front each on south B.
part Of Lot No 4 in squsre No 972, Handsomely
divided in6 Building Lots. fronting % feet cash
on IIlh street east, next to tbs corner of souta
street.
Terms: one.t ali cash, balance in SIX and Twelve
m p.hs for notes caring in crest from day of sse
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
All conv.yances at cost Of pnrchsssc including
revenue stamps.
apsd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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THE CHANGES IN ARMY CORPS
That portion Of the order relating to CONSOLE
dation of the Eleventh and Twelfth Corps has
been amended so Is to denominate this consoli.
dalton the Tv entieth, instead Of the First Corps.
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~ The Monmouth, N. j Herald and Iaquirer
places at the head OF its columns the folio wing
Presidential ticket: For President, Abraham
Lincoln for Vice President, VIM. A. Newell.
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MARYLAND CONS ELEC
IIANE

Inc Baltimore Sun says: Passengers by the
steamer Arrow, from CbestertOwn last eve.
mig, report that beth Kert and Queen Anne's
counties have gone against q convention and
elected Democratic delegates
The passengers OF the steamer Kent state tina.
dorchester county has given nearly 400 major
lty against q convention. and elected the DEM
ocraiic delegates by from 200 to $50 ma ority.
Ian Or oRe gave majorfty OF IS against, and
East New Market 1863 tor a convention. Both
Talbot AND Caroline counties voted for q con.
vsntion and elected the En- ancipation dele.
gites. Easton gave 14 for and Trappe 25
against convention.
HOWARD COUNTY
This county, it is rep orted, has gone for a
convention, and probably elected two emancl.
patton and one conservative Union man, n imely:
Thomas donaldson, s. w. Sands and James
Sykes. The full vote, however, has not been
received. The LIST district gave liz for and 81
against, and the I'd district 233 for and II against
convention.
HARTFORD COUNTY.
The 5th (Dublin) election district gives 103
majority against convention. The county,
however, has voted for II, and elected the Union
ticket.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
We learn through q correspondent that the
vote in the 4th district shows majority of 1874
against Convention, and for delegates it
stands 227 Democratic and 81 Union. In tie
(Patapsco) district, there Is q majority of
1t9 against the Convention, while the vo.s for
delegates stands l43 Democratic and ~ Union.
FREDERICK COUNTY.
FREDERICK, April THE returns come in
very slowly. The following districts give ma
Joriues for the Con vention and Emancipation
ueset :-trederick, $50; Mechanicstown, 1873;
SIeaeerstown, 100; Mount Pleasant SIS; Mid.
rtstoWn, 3I3i Jefferson, 10; New Market. lis;
IL perry, H3; Peter VILE, 4S
Inc following give maorities against a con-
UIbana, 90. ~
The delegates will receive abont Q ooo ~.
county. ~ '''0
WORCESTER COUNTY.
.ALIeBURY, April 7-Snow Hin di.tr;o,
"orcester county, gives l19 majority Tor the
vention. N WIG
olbourns's district gives AZ maioritv for .
yention-the entire vote cast.
-iEwTowH, April 7-Nutter's district rivss
a usjortiy in favor Of q conyention Sns,v
.-iG d.sh let gives 125 majority for the cQAyen.
lop. Atkinson's district gives II lfnaioriiv
90 Est It. The county will give majority
( he convention. )
soMERsET COUNTY.
aLreBUHT, April 7.-Barren Greek dives 81
1s,ority for the Convention; o uantico f37
sf1inst II; Trappe gives 60 majority aeainst a.
saG Princess Anne 100 majority Sgainst Ia III
Is thought that the county will ave about zoo
democratic majority agafnt It.
RESULT IN THE STATE.
OznittinE one Of the members from Howard
eountyf who u UNDERWOOD to be for compen.
sanon,j tho immediate ctpationists have
elected ten members more than are req uired 10
fcrn quorum. There are I'VE counties, emit.
lied TO 10 nenbers TO DO heard from, which
cannot a6ect the result.
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- From Hudson Taylor, 33i Pennsylvania
avenue, We have the April number Of the
United Service Magazine
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PRICE OF GOLD.

10y 00 FoopIet 1llneJ
NEW YoRK, April 6-10 .. m.-Goad COX; IL
.. m, OK; II m, e9kaesk; p. N, ssXassx; .
p. m, 0oKas9x.
/ Us. ssVs, iiixaiis, U. 8. certificates, new,
! ooXaooK
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Warrington Money Market-Latest Que.
tations.
Furnished BY Lewis johnson & Co., Bank.

V1Hks0oV " AeW1S JV0UsCR q OO., bauK.
ers:
Buying. Selling.
u. 9. Coupon Bonds, 18e1......il3 lis
U. s. $40 Notes. ..:............ll1 112K
Quarterm asters' Checks. ..... cox
New Certificates. 99a99K
American Suver...............153
American Gold.
NEW YORK RATRs-sHCOND BOARD.
Coupon 6's, 1881, ia 5.20's, 4; Certificates
OF Indebtedness, 994; Gold, III; Erie, 125K;
Hudson, 1877 Harlem, 1853; Reading, 100: Mich.
igan Southern, 1l41; Rock Island, l27K; Fort
Wayne, H3X.
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pYJ. o. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.

EXCELLENT ANDN NEARLY NEW FURNITURE
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS at AUCTION
On MON DAY MORNING, AprilIlth at u O'Clock
al No. $50 street, between 9th and 10Th streets.
shs Ill sell the Furniture and Effects OF q family
d. cliniug Horsekee ping, comprising
Suite OF solid Walnut Parlor Furniture finished IN
Hair Cloth ard com prising French SOFA, 7 40
Arm and Six Side Chais,
Walnut Secretary. Whstnot Fancy Tables,
Dsmask and lace Curtain, hades,
Tapestry and Ingram Carpets. Rugs,
Two Marble tor Oh amber suites with Wardrobes,
Hsir and Husk Mattre sses, Bols ters and Pillows,
Blankets. Comforts, Toilet Sets,
China Glass and Crockery ware.
Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c,
Terms cash.
eugd J. C McGUIRE& 90 Aucts
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
LUMBER AT AUCTION.

j . q i
On MONDAY the 18th instant. At 10 O'Clock D. n,
We ,hall sell lot of Eemlock Joist and white
barge. foot { f 9Th street Navy Yard. and viii be
sctd to Fey freig ut and charge
Builders and 9th. rs in want of lumber will find it
to their advantage to attend: will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers of l 10 feet with the privilege.
Sale positive.
Te ms cash at the time of sale
aps-2t GREEN & WILLIAMS Auets
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~Camp Darlington, Indianapolis, Indiana.
has 1000 troops already for the field, and Camp
Shanks 2 900 more, prepared to moveat once.
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FROM MEMPHIS.
FORREST PREPARING TO ATTACK THAT
PLACE.

MEMPHIS, April 7.-Nothing later has been
received in relation to Forrest or Grierson. It
is reported that the former is preparing to at
tack Memphis
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military Movements In the West.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-Adjutaat 0eAsral
Cowan OF Ohio. has issued N order 70 tAs vet.
erans now at home 70 prepare to Join their -.
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~ Caroline III. kirkland, the authoress, is
dead.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs--Caroline
Sommers, prostitution; dismissed. Carrie
Moore, do, do. Mary Herman, do; do. Ann
Stewart, colored, do; do. Patrick Regain, lar
eeny: dismissed.
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RY IL. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

WILL pE SOLD ON SATURDAY, APRIL Sta,
at the Horse Bazaar. SO Louisiana avenue,
he's u. iful das hing fine dark bay Vermont MORGAN
HORSE. Lex hands high, warranted gentle AMI
Kind in single and double harness, soil because
the owner cannot match him in any part of the
country.
Also. very handsome valuable four seated
Phe atom. nearly new. and made by one of the
cut.
The attention of private families. army officers
and every person in want OF valuable sty Ii sh
horse and carriage is invited to this sale Can be
seen in harness at the Bazaar, 80 On the rains
of the sale.
ana W L. WALL r. 90 Auct;opaara
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pYJ.c. McGUIRE& CO., Auctiopeers.
FURNITURE AND HOU sEHOLDsEFPECTS AT
1 pIRIIC SALE

FURNITURE AND HOu sEHoLDEEFPEcTs AT
On THURSDAY MORN ING. April I4'h at resi-,
streets, at 10 oclsek' we shall ell tbs Furniturs
and Effects of family de lining Housekeeping
Green Dama.k covered Parlor Suite, Lounge, Arm
and side Chairs.
r: and o sss 1ass: est.u Blinds
Brussels Insraiu. an stair Carpets,
SD f bo.rd n Dinins r hSSs and oh.i,
China, Glars. and Creckery Ware,
Wsrdrofes, Matt .esses. Bolsters and Pillows.
Look ing Glasses, Toilet sets,
sPo With the usual of KscAs.
Feff e4ns Cash
ap sd 10 MCGUIRE co. Auct,.
SA1' BY Lo Sss I EsbfHR sEEEs OF BAL
Chief Gs sas P,s q I.i Sc
Will b sold at public Auction, at Go1sr.msnt
warehouse No. New York avenue ~ n, oe Hite ~
Washington, D. g., on Monday, Aprillls' 1884, s'n
seven seven ca Balloon. and Fixtures lot ofsilk sas
Of Vitriol, Steel Filings, Copper and Iron kst'ro
and SSs:is the
Terms Cash in dovsfnmS.n s. 4 fu RRsu;cKrR,
General s ed ss Il
ap eta Yoko.O- ws.---.-------
CAFE or OLD UNsHRvIOEABLA GRAIN
SACKS.
r3;>f csaytrmasse,s Q&es. DsSot Of Washi.stos{
N"'' WAsHIn0YOM, y o., April 8, 1854. y
will be sold ct public auction at seventh stree
vharf. in the city Of Washin gton, D. O., M0NDAis
.s P5,' "a 6E Is And 'fI;i GRAIN
Successful bidders win be resaired = removssas
sacks within Eve days from the day Of sale.
Terms cash In Governments frLGs pucxup
ps.td Bris'r GEM and Chief 9a.-.erm...sr:
0IOULDINGsI M9gdLDINasH
w MOULD IS,a, s!il - .,.c.t. Or.
The s nnSesstE rls or aunntity Of WOOD MOULD
mos Of ani.h anS 90 XIII 20 oS:
pvvare,re e~aiitv Of work, &C., before orderine
sssrsy sSsss q pses.
mensaaR N.Y. T. g. TORRlY,
sSo' Excolslor Moulding MIN
.nyIus cor, 18th md 9 st., WssAiuGSoes
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w NJ. TUCKER,
W MERCHANT TAILOR.
No 4OG pa AYRNuR RRTW AZ 9Th Sra

W NFhC1AIN IdILUF,
No. 426 PA. AVENUE, BBTw. ~ AND 9Th STs.,
liens, his Customers and the public rem =.
orally to his fine assortment of SPRING s.
GOODS. consisting of M
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, MT
FESTINGS. AND -H
BUSINESS COATINGS,
which he has just received, and which will be made
up in the most fashionable manner.
Army and Navy Uniforms made according to the
latest regulations and at the shortest notice.
any
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS!
AND FROM THE
MOST RELIABLE AUTHORITYi
p. J. B E l. LEW G CO.,
$40 SEVENTH STREET,

Keep we 'ts the .nf benst Of c
So DOZEN sp 9s5 c5TToN which we will
sell at 81 dozen, -
good as Coats, warranted $50 yards, at 50 cents
200 boxes Hooks and EYES, gross each, 20 cents
go cents CENTS
No .speGulator need apply Only package to
fsnsy PfS sSsh f Fin IT,
prsttiest styles We have ever had. We are still
we make goods move on the double Quick Hard
are 1o9nf f. Ley tss &c. essok
.p4n so 9TH street ga iff fsis sss'f h si
PERsoNs DEsIRoUs OF SECURING A PLEAS
their advantage to call at No. 212 Bridge street.
house IS dsIishtfaily located tS''0"n = .p7.st.
mh IL ssi NJ gentle.
afiEEk and is to Ne Ss seq
street, eorne. Of nth. Hours of reception, only
rum % AZ CLOCK. q: m. ap1-st
pponos MAYORS 0FFIoR,. April s, 1864,
:. sVP0sALS will be received at this Office until
south street south, or 50 much thereof - tie
sss.es :, the
The gravel to be nine inches In the center taper
inS four To- d inches st TIE gutter line when rolled
and we'll rolled with heavy roller
dasls r1I state the price per cubic yard for
There will only ono be allowed, and square yard
for graveling. -
The superduous earth, II any, to be placed where
the Commissioner Of the Fifth Ward may direct,
and NO part q the approPriatlon will be paid the
missioner and Assistants, certifying the work las
beea done In . satisfactory manner, end according
". II. HAMILTON,
Comnissionar ofthe fifth Ward
apS-M Assistants.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
- LUMBiA. No. s6-EQUITY.
Mary N. MeIntire. John A. McIntire. Clarence D.:
BakeT and Laura i bis wife, stephen Mcdonald
Mary +. his wife, Thos. Davidson and Delozier
davidson against illiams A. McIntre.
The parties stove named, the guardian of the
minor and the trustee are hereby notified that on
the 2Sth April 1854. at my Office in the City Hall
at IL O'Clock in the forenoon. shall state the
trustees account and ascertain and report to the
Court the shares of the parties and their assignees
in the trust fund. They are requested to attend.
ap 63taw3W w kEDIN Auditor
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POLICE REPoRTs-T Third Precinct.-M Margaret
Hall. selling on Sunday; IS Sc. VIM. Fowler,
misdemeanor; bail for court James Simms,
dsorderly; dismissed. F. W. Founder, sus-
ricion Of larceny; do. A. Gardner, disorderly;
Ss.44. F. Miller, desertion; military: Kitty
Jimmerson, drunk and disorderly; s1.5e.
law; IS. Joseph Buckley, disorderly; military
Fanny Dynes, do; workhouse. Kate Wilson,
do; do. Elis. Thomas, drunk; do. Jas. Stuart
Francis Moore, Jas. Riley, John Donnelson,
John M cQuaid disorderly; locked up6 hours
Henry Bales, creating nuisance; 50. J. Davis,
do: workhouse. Joseph Bell, larceny; work.
house. John Wilson, do; do. Mary Knox,
Barthy Knox, disorderly; SO. John White, do. );
50. Henry Bigley, drunk; workhouss.
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CARPETS !
" CARPETSl
OIL CLOTHS!
OIL CLOTHS
MArTINGS!
MATTINGSi
CARPETS +!
OIL CLOTHS I

With the largest variety of
MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS
in the District at BONTZ Il GRIFFITH,
apt est 369 eth street, between l and SITS.
A FINE NO-TOP BUGGY, HARNESS AND
n HORSE will be sold cheap for cash ~
For further particulars apply at livery sta IN
BILE on street, between 18th and 18th. 81
ap 6-StH s. c. Il f. WROE
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~ Franck Taylor sends us Part al of Frank
Moore's valuable Rebellion Record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-08

COHFIRMBD-The nominations below for
justices have been confirmed by the Ssnats:
Nehemiah H. Miller, to be q justice Of the
peace within and for the county Of Washington,
ID. &.
Samuel Drury, to be Justice Of the peace
within and for the county Of Washington, D. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-08

@nm $4,000 WORTH -hn
BOOTS AND SHOES
Have Arrived at
HEILBRUN'S BARGAIN STORE,
SOC SEVENTH STREET,
Adjoining Odd Fellows' Hall.
The stock consists of all sorts and styles of Bal.
morals, Caters, Boots, Ties, Pumps, Slippers for
men, ladies' misses and children, which will he
sold at last years prices.
Any Shoes not giving satisfaction will be mend
ed free of charge.
No trouble to show goods.
Wholesale rooms in the basement.
apS-2w" sos Seventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-08

ID BARRlLS AND OOopRRYNn
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