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CITY CONVENIENT.
Ro,y~ Of CouucI,r1eu.
O-yTrfly i

Orv1cr.,t spac1tL sgssios- Thrrse,y, Feb. 4, 1884
The Board Pus.uGnto sJoarnmeni IL Tier 'h'nbe''
No. l6 CITY Hal. , =,
-Counclrasu H~ay. Bropby, Hsgery, H.Sensn;
R.rpci Roster, McGrsih, Jsqnes, schaefer Cook, AID
brice-li. =, -,
A oporitn no, ,n,wr-ns 20 ,her ron csn. the
pyrsrpssr 8ec.red hst tho Board stood adjourned until
'''''1''' -" JAMES ~ swEENY, Clerk
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sDo.lt ia.

Jan a. a, II 90 Ion G. 30 tchr 81 BAN Mo- WE e'n'
showing Nos. 5,J7@. bound ; I'll well , re. IL. np
Jan 4. a q o. lon 10 80 ol HAipia OF st. 'ohn' H'D'
honce for St. J..o
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N1OLDAVIA CREAM

CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
For s,renshenin, Besatns ard Preserving the Hair TO
the latest period Of e restoring the sssuated fuds and civ
Ing ensh sone and uster TO wesi and thin hair, slim
ua.n aud producing new growth, unsquaed by any Other
preparation.
Prepared and .old BY w A. BATCHEL OR, 1t his cello
brstod WHO and ToUPEE Easbishnent ls Bouist, N J..
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FORM or PROPOSAL

FORM tf fHOPOstL.
I'll. uni.r,r.d proposes 70 furnish daily otherwise ell
n. Joe required r the ho'pa' upon approved IeqvauoI,
4 surreob. 80 charge AZ Of near ,s within named fon' al
tie following Ir.es poI huBdfri pounds, namely.
e 90. per bunLed pounds
The leo .h. be OF the beat quality and subject TO the .P
prov h- grOn in charge Who vii receipt ior tie Acua
amount 4. ivsres ., e,ch hospital.
Payment 70 DO mds time to ua.c upon duplicate bills
certified - b tho Ase.c.l Director
Signed
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| 4uAarE.xAIrgAg OTIcE, NJ. sr,rs.r.,}
| NV YORK, Feb. 2. 1874 }
lItrAJEp PROPOSALS. will le received al

NV YORK, Feb. O. 1884 )
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received az
hi. OF re until two o'clock p on MONDAY next the
inc. ff the carriage Of all In tie city of
roosyn VII 4 may be the duty Of this Department 20
move fos the period Of one year
p,s,ons Offering to perform til, scryie requested to
price cernans load o. five barrels Of polk seven
b.uss IL louT, hecn hundred pounds weight OF o1r
goods for distance not exceeding half me win AL an
crrsse Of one third ioi any additional hal mile. az,
The guy whom ne contract mey be svsidsa wu Of ~,
team. TO perform the service required aud 10 call at the oo
once asy and ~ much ofencr circumstances may require
10 receive orders II required services us ~ pefoGihean
night OF Sundays, without incfea led compensation
No Proposal win I've considered unless coming nom re'pon'
.e aiy unless accompanied Ly the OF two per
,ou. OF who willing become surety Tor he
party making tho bid In the sun Of bsa thou.nd d0
STEWART VAN NLIET,
Major and QuartrTnIsster, u. >. Army.
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BpaRAu or NAyIG.fIos, NAyr DrPATsEsT,
WlsnIsGIsy. Jan %, lss&

WAAliNI ~, Jan % 1904 >
PROPOSALS. for BUM ING and DRY
7 GOODs.-5FALED PROPOSALS viii b. received #
M, OF co uu II ~ on the 23ti DAY OF FEBRUARY merit
IN ins tie requisite ,nppy y Burng snd Dry Goods
10, U.s. II r Navy ~ te Brooklyn h'yy lard during the
b.i.rco oil tho soar egiiag the jutI june l.tL
rrooo. ~ Sc ind rEed rrUrcsss for Bnntiny snl ny
Gooi," and dire ted 70 ibe Chief Of tfis Buresl.
ms articles ~ be inr Id IN these posasaf parcnlry
described In tho printed schrdun, copies Of which may I've
btsn Oh ypirhul The fation otcer a. the brook
IN Nav Mad ~ to tho Bureau. Sample, viii be- ANA
special a.! nauJo CHAINED sPp cation to tho Nays
Officer -
Aatc =, ru.' Do delivered 10 The YaTd the expense and
rlsk OF tic contractor, IN Tablo ptckages with his name
trony thereon Gnd the Articles must be subject to
meas lci WEIGHT, bc., a. TIE Yard, aud gu
tely s.iis.sctofy to the Navigation Officer ther-at
fyey Offer must be accom- panied b. written guaranty n
required by law. ~
Tract aud the responsibility csrtiEed bya United S:ne.
Di.ifi.t judge Attorney, Collector, OF Navy Agent
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Chances for Business Ellen.

A FIRST-CLASS CHESTNUT STREET
n PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT FOR sale. OF
Address f., Box No. I,7Si, Z. o.. Philadelphia.
EOR SALE-One of the best established
l. RAILROAD PATENTS IN this country. end Ia extern
svc Sold only because the owners cannot five per
scna attention w l.. BARNES. Agent. No. seZ otoaa"y
HOTEL WANTED.-I wish TO HIKE
i L SUMMER HOUSE furnished pl.snsq SaosS o. ~, ~,
Tribune Ohice
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NrDtcM FrRyKIOkS OFFICE !
WAsaIsGTos. D. e., February !, 1851
PROPOSALS FOX ICE.-SEALED PRO-

wA.ulseTos. D. g., fc6rasIy !, 1906
PROPOSALS FOX ICE.-SEALED PRO
rQsALS yu B. received At ,h, ots. gnt - m Feb
&c Amy fsGs t rS Sy Ys 5Ss FG@i rTSp
ely hou,c. each point ef delivery
fore tire ab dy Of April next, the - 10; 70 be recop'ed
o or p' baked Ls have s been 5proysd by ne
cal officer appointed or the Iarpos., by H-deii In
spestor nod payment VII D. nsde only or 10 ~0In' thus
1e propo.as vii be fr tue qu,n.i.e' I'D ae4 below =,
BE- needed any time fr tba yrsf .gly = .n. be
QUANTITY TO Be DELIVERED Ar
Annspos MG.-leehoIse owned hy tn. United stites-
~ ,m..
lsc,' Monroe, ysicohOaie owned by The Cri:s4 States
Poa, Lockout, adIoshooss o~nsd by tn. United State.
Pq .mcu,h v.-Ice houso 70, owned by he United s'se.
Ns-6sra N cIoe house no, owned by the United sA'e'
Hi.oa Head 8 Gle. lt-s owned By tbs UDlted State.
Eesufor: T. C.-IoeheSs owned BY tho United sis,es-
o,i' ~ lie year iffl, 81 surh qraufirs may he
q.td ~ The slrreof, In charge At Uued State, Geneid
iesVis' sJou n GLOWING annual estimate" In and HeS
Ke~ York so tom,
rori.ne-'h GIoss u J.. 40 tunA
k rs-1G, M \. j. |, 10 10 ;s sS''H'
ws,lirsio., . {, ?sotnH.
Al additional srount ths, n,y b. required At ,hos- places
until January L. IS5I 20 Do furnished tho
FORM or PROPOSAL.
Tho urdsu'rned pFoposcs 10 furnish - tuns Of Lr..
luAy % Ice. csfuy pGcked IN sIb.n Ice houses a. the
". 81 u,nl~i points, nrneivi
he soNia. Iro per two thonIaDi pouncs, name
y. ct
tnns at 9 per tun-
T.. - 20 be snher 20 Tire inspection measnren-a' srd
,rf,ya q IeHea oaee Or oshor PfePea appointed IN
sIes,oI before being r.csy,ed fcr
i.ytnsut b. uIao from 70 tine u2on dupIe@ss bii
esraucd 10 Jy 10 A5dical Director.
Signed
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McIy,crnu,'r.

schr. 8. A. Appleton. from Nrwi9rk in "s'n ,s..5
10 Philadelphia for repairs on the I'd inst;
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SOMETHING NEW.

SOMETHING NEW.
BALSLEY PATENT STEP-LADDER,
LIGHT, STRONG ORNAMENTAL AND DURABLE.
Sold by oil Houss Fumisbins stores
MsnufsetuIsdby D. 8. PLUME Il Co,
No. 50 Dasnest
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OEpsAsCg OFFICE No. as WoRrEsr.,
NEg YORK Feb. !, 1884. )
En- DDODnGAIG will lac raonivof NJ

CEALED PROPOSALS. VIII DC rocciVtl az
~ this Office until O'Clock o. the eh Inst for furnish
in- subject o.pecton tie q. 3 Ordinance Department
" yards Of DRESSED Linen iiOlLAADS suitable for
Ordnance poses. a.. -. A., -, .
arandt saup!e showing the quality OF the goods re-
quired. can be- ut No Is Worth-st.
Bids viii be considered for goods IN rot ready 'r lnnc
ae del very and for those TO arrive before the Zoih instant
D.,iverc, to be made at tn, Office i.ee u expense .
Iidiers pibrnir with their pror1sai sample OF "Y
good. they propoge furnish and state nc time Of
delivery the quantity they oleg tue wiG Of the sooos ana
tie price per yard.
lar dealer In such goods.
Proposals. must b. accompanied By sproper guaranty Ter the
f1lallinent OF the order bid for. 49, -
right reserved to reject or oil oftoe bids deemed
unsati factory any account. - .,,,n,,, -
Office no. 81 Worth ard indorsed, Poyo'aS i0f
Anenp 5. CRisplN, Captain OF Ordnance
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Proposals
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLorRlNa,

PROPOSALS. FOR B0OTs.-eeOled Pro-
4 posas Will be received at this Hnrean until o'clock
m on ne 10Th Fchrutry inst. FOX Ffo Tho sand Pairs o
tIgAIEEp LEATHER BOOTS.
The must be Of the best quality o. oakannei grained
lpaLer sewed with spare au AT The sewing and stitch
ing to be- with the hand correspond ia every respect
With the sample 10 be found at the Brooklyn Navy yard
cep iha, the sides shall no sesed with the hands ana net
Machine stitch = sample.
e -ane 10 te delivered st The brooklyn yard the rate Of
One Thousond Psir ever days. rst delivery 10 be made
within ter GAYS eor ng notified of the Acceptance Of he
propc al and there undergo the usual Inspection OF tie Yard
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Ocean Cleaners.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first.
4 class STEAMER win leave New.York on The 80 lth
and 2d OF month except when those dates u on sU
DAY. when tho day OF viii be tue MONDAY io
lowing
linz rre,n ID. b. ALLEN, Agent
TOR NEW-ORLEANS DiRECT.-Ihe new
4 and frstcla.. United states Nah s,cansfip GEORGE
CROMWELL, John a. Post, Commander, will leave Pet
No O. n. H.. on SATURDAY, Eco. IL, al p fssssge,
with Accommodations $50 No freight received
or bill, of sdns rnsd day of sailing For iht
,ag. .pply TO H. Is. CROMWELL 4 Co., No. y, Westst.
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Wrboins CARDS. &f

WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton
w st., EN0hA'ERS. sTATIONEhs CoPPEIh, rLAbE Z
LABELS snd DRY GOODS TICkETS In every vsne'y
EWBANKS HYDRULICs AND MECHANICS, iNb 'd'
ton With pSW matter, Is. - -
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IMMATURE ALMANAC. -.
son-l,.e, 1908 sets....... 5.22 Moon-Ei~s... 500
HlGH VATKR TINS plC
seudy Hook 1857 Gov iSsDd... 6:sI Hell C"e'.. W.
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,NAPSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOC

TAPSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
i PASSAGE OFFICE, No 10 SoG.h,'t, Negf e ~,
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
WALES. - .,,,,. -,
TAPsCOrTs CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE Wick. - .
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS. -
rel, money ~ tho old country Do The lowest rates
by .ru,,.usto TkPsC6fr BROTHERS Coz
- -''' No 10 Souths.
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r5'uE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
} ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW-YORk AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR. -
AND BrTWEES RCS1ON AND LIVERPOOL, CALL
mo Al HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR.
CANLDA.... leaves Boston. " edI.sd ay. Feb. J
AUSrRALAsAN.. .leaves .ew- orb. "Wednesday, feo ~
.t.aves Boston. slussdsy. Feb. IL
CflsA........ l,syes New iork. -dnesdny, Feb =
VABIA........lsayss Weine-day, Msrch2
AyHCA.,...... leaves New ork. "Wednesday March
IRON sgv.YoRx TO LIVERPOOL
ChirfCsoin Pss,sf-.. |ioA ~
Second Cabin Passage. .......s.......t.ss.. W W
IRON BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chi.fCahin Pe,'sge. .'.''''''.'''''''''''s.S
Second Calm Pas.Asr ........s.f.s..s.... &C "
osvsbe In GOLD eQuiysert Ia United State. currency
BrEths 40. secured uni'l Ped for.
An experienced Sur.ron ON board
III. owner ships Will not be accountable for Specs
or Nsashss Bs LsdGs tsy.a. the value expressed
u signed therefor
foTtIelsh. or Passage s22lyto
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Uentistrp.

NJ n GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 25S Grand.
~ :. NJ Vol and No sST fdl,oust Brooklyn,
pv ws paw y s r. Of . s'. o.:
oAiuc se ry ave also inserting full nf Teeth
III az Pj,.ina sl5i slveg. $40; Rubber, eio Partial
Sets On gold, 81; silver, 81 Ertrac'ns . cents
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COTTON wAsTEsmFor Machinery, Wpins
~ and Ptn. ,.S tSy srPGnk n lg. 70 .s RSusoss~
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The following is a synopsis Of the Report OF
Lockwood L. Doiy Chief Of the Bureau Of Military Sta
ttstics Of the State Of New.Nork.
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN

- RAILWAY, NEW BROAD DAUHE ROUTE. PAS
SSEOER TRAINS LEAsE SEN-JOllk, the Enc
Rllway ilouI foot OF Chslabelsst RUNNING THROUGH
10 CLEVELAND, D. Vi. HOUr cHAnDE Or CARS,
connecting wh raroads al ~ neipa cities the West
Tl rod I. being extended and VIII soon be in co@Iss
running order 10 yaon LrJsIx Dayton Cincin'
n.ii al St Louia. without break of gauge. -
T. II. GOODMAN, Gen. Iicart Agt., H. b. sWEETsEH
Meadyilie. Pa Cerersl Sppt
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EiijHti ~ fi61insbY. on
THOMAS LITTLE, )Annnsl TsIes.
suprrv sTgwART moved that the Board do nov adjourn
with Vascafflsd.
.aioGmad urti Tuesday ueI February 81 O'Clock,
JOS A.. ioUSG. tcgk.
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CTONIMGTON LINE ~ KOSTON. VA GRO.

- TON, NEW-L0NDOy. srONlNGTOy, PROYI.
DENCE, NEWpOIr TAUNTON, and NEW.BEDFORD.
II Ge sysnaid steamers COMMONWEALTH ana FLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier 80. 10 ~ r., foot Of Court
iaBdi-si., dolly le-c.pt sunday, at p
fcl. tahen low By any other line. OIice ofCons
pany. 20 lis " est ST., corner Of Court.anit-st
Eew-Tork, Nov. 2. 1853 w 81 EDWARDS, Agsut
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Z ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
Jame.sNp an 3n..t f. r. ct a. A. Fridays end ss;ur.
DAYS q, D. to--for oreehpost, "a. ialbor, hsmPon'
&C. stopping st al stations for sp at ga NJ end p u
For Sycset M II an! p. Fer Jamaica at
and II N. and 4 sDd p.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAlN-For ishp s:i, m.
f 9ths s,onuug AZ all Stations FaJe Tor this train 10
excursion rues. - =.
.iors 4. REAsOEER, Superintendent.
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TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
IL SPRIs0fil LD.-Stesnlers lesve Ieckshp At 3:l3
Passenger 20 north and ea om New aFen .; T. IT, %
remain on board night without charge.
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A. from foot Of Chaub.rsst.:
a. ru., Express fox Buffalo. ..-....r
$3.50 .. IN. Milk. daily. for Ot.svile
lOs M, Mail for bshalo and nSennedlste stations
4S p. NJ, Way for roTt J.ryi. I'D .,ewopssh; p.,..
SD ~ Nigt Express dairy for Ddnsisk Buffalo hoehes
ter CsnsaJsgus ed prinoips .t,ioaA Train oi Sstlda
runs through 70 Buffalo, bu. does 70: .un 70 DanAIk
CUAS MINOT. General 81 perlntendent-
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CONGRESS
XXXVIIITH CON6RESS.-FIRST SESSION
SATURDAY, ADril 2

SATURDAY, April2.
SRHATB.-The Senate was not in session to.
day.
HoUsE-Mr. Pendleton called up his mo-
ticn, Il ade yesterday, to reconsider the vote by
which the House disagreed to the Senate
amendment TO the bill organizing the govern
me- nj of Montana This amendment pro vides
election In that territory.1 Mr.. PendIeton said
this was the first time that negroes were to be
afforded the privilege of voting, contrary to the
decision OF the Supreme Court He desired
II at the vote be reconsidered. that the House
may adhere and thus show that the House dis
agrees to negroes voting in Montana.
Mr.. b. aman, Of Michigan, briefly replied,
saying that the House had already disagreed
~ +is- sonata a~~andmont, oEd therefore the
gentleman's remarks were In the way OF com.
meht OF the Senate proceedings. There was q
want OF cons. stency on the part Of the gentle.
man. He moved that Mr.. Pendleton's motion
be laid on the table.
This was agreed to-yeas 60, nays 40.
Mr. Morris, OF Ohio, reported q bill to erect
apenitentiaTy, Jail and house Of correction in
the District Of Columbia, which was recon.
n,'tted to the Committee for the District of Co.
ltmbia.
Mr.. Spalding, Of Ohio, offered a resolution
which was agreed to, instructing the Com
mittee on the Judiciary to inquire into the ex.
)ediency Of so amending existing laws in re-
lafion to jurors in the Federal Courts, SO as to
secure fair and impartial trials therein.
The House res umed the consideration of the
bill reported from the Committee on Military
Affairs, declaring the Raritan and Della ware
Bay railroads and boats to be postal and mill.
tary routes
Mr.. Sweat, of Maine, argued against the bill,
coBtending that the report OF. the committee
was not justified by the facts or the law in the
case.
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SECOND edition.
4 OUIOOK r. NJ
GENERAL couRr-MARr1AL.

By order OF Gen Augur court martial has
been appointed to assemble in this city on Mon.
day, the 9TH inst, or soon thereafter as prac.
tcable, for the trial of such prisoners as may
be brought before it The following is de-.
tail of officers for the court:-Brigadier Gen.
eral ]. J. Abercrombe, U. 8. "; Lieut. Col.
J. H. Obertuifer, I'd Pennsylvania artillery;
Lieut. Col. +. 5 Palmer, 9Th V. r. c.; Lieut..
Col. Allen Rutherford, 22d v. B. o.; Maj. R.. B.
Shepherd, 1st Maine artillery; Maj. s. p. Lee.
list regiment v. r. C.; Maj T. e. Trottar, LIST re-.
eiment V. R. c.; Capt s. E. Jones, 9TH N. Y.
artillery; Capt. VIM. Goodrich, LIST Vt artillery;
Capt. d. J. Gafford, LIST VT. artillery; Lieut. w.
H. Birge, LIST CT. arIiilery Capt. q. W.
Hodgdon, 18th N. Y. volunteers, Judge Advo.
cate.
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FROM GEORGIA.

RIHGGoLD, April 1.-The cavalry force OF the
Fenemy been augmenting within the past few
days, and now amounts to about 5000, en-
camped in valley at the foot of richly faced
ridge from Tunnel Hill to Warmers Station Ind
Red clay which they hold.
There is also a considerable force st Hicka.
mack Gap, six miles below here. Their picket
line is generally within q mile of ours, but no
disposition is shown by either party to ad
vance.
A very small rebel force is north Of Dalton
There Is no reason to believe that Johnson
has been largely reinforced, either from East
Tennessee or Alabama, and there are no indi
cations that he intends to assume the offensive.
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ATRBATY ARRANGED WITH CBRrArN In.
DIAN TRIBBs.-The agent Of Indian Affairs Of
the Northern District OF California, informs
the Indian Bureau here that he has met in
council and arranged treaty with the Kla-
math Lake, Moadoes, Shantas, SCOTS Valley,
and Hamburg tribes Of Indians, by which 1t Is
believed the country has been saved from a
bloody war with numerous bands OF Indians
inhabiting the western slope Of the Nevada
Mountains, in Northern California and South
srn Oregon. Tho agent hopes that the treaty
will meet with the approval OF Commissioner
Dole, as It was effected with but little expense
to the Government
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~ Private Thomas Aorahams, company g.
both New York volunteers, who was on guard
over private VIM. j. Boyle, confined for muir
der at Williamsburg, Va. and who permitted
the said Doyle to escape to the enemy, with the
Information OF General Buffers movement to {.
wards Richmond, communicated by Abra.
MANS to Boyle,) has been tried, convicted, and
sentenced to be shot to death with musketry
Yorktown, Va, and the President has con-
frmed the sentence
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septences Of Iourt..Martial.

War Department, Adjutdnt Generals Office,
Washington, Feb. &, 1884.
Circular, No. 15-I. The attention OF officers
appointing General Courts Martial is respect
fully called to paragraph No. 6s7, Revised Army
Regulations, which requires that scopes of all
orders confirming, or disappearing, or remit.
ting, the sentences OF Courts Martial" shall
be sent to the Adjutant General OF the Army.
proceedings Of the General Courts in every In.
stance. .r-- = ~
II. By direction of the Secretary OF War, re.
cruitina officers are hereby authorized to en-.
years, under joint resolution of January 10,
1854, General Orders Mes. 20 and IS, 1864.
e. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutaut General.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Commander James F. Armstrong has been
detached from the San Jacinto. and ordered to
return North
Captain q. 3. Green, ordered to the command
Of the San Jacinto.
Surgeon Job Corbin, detached from the Onon-
daga, and ordered to the Iroquois.
Past Assistant Surgeon ]. p. G uinn, detached
from the Naval Hospital, Norfolk, and ordered
to the steamer Minnesota.
Assistant Surgeon g. T. Franklin, detached
from the Minnesota and ordered to the Onon.
daAR.
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LOCAL NEWS

DEPREDATIoNs BIZ THE SoLpIRRs.-Ths
Mayor has received from GENERAL Martindale
the following reply to q Communication In rot.
srence to the grievances of farmers and garden.
ers in this vicinity. from the depredations OF
troops. II will be seen that General n. ts dis.
posed 70 render all the aid in his power In the
mater.
Gus one, and not q meeting of the Levy court
occurs bet that petitions aIe presented from in.
jured properly holders in this county, askin z
remission or reduction OF taxes, because Of their
Of the destruction Of fences aud crops.
In the vicinity Of Camp Stoneman or Giles
boro, some Of the farmers and gardeners have
suffered so severely that they have abandoned
their premises.
All classes here are alike interested In having
the supply OF vegetables kept up, ana it is to
be hoped that some measure or relief will bs
promptly afforded to the farmers and garden
ers:
Headquarters Military District Washington,
Wash,ngton, D. c., March 30, 1861. {
Hon. Richard WaildcA, Aayor, dc.
Sill have the honor to ackno wledze the
receipt Of petition signed by several resi-.
dents, tax. payers OF the ciry OF Washington,
addressed to you, and asking you to con er
with he proper military authorities In respect
to the destruction Of fences and enclosures
around the gardens and farms in the District,
from which destruction ii is feared that culti-
walton will be prevented, and the supply of
fruits, vegetables, and other farm products,
will be seriously diminished.
Tie military force in the District is so con !.
stitutsd and commanded that 1t will not be
possible for me to afford the required protac.
ton, guarantees and encouragement by the
troops under my command, and whose ser.
vices are wholly employed by their duties in
the city. / have therefore transmitted. your
communication 10 the Commanding General
OF the Department, and recommended that the
commanders of forts and regiments located
upon or in the immediate vicinity Of the gar
dens and farms In the District, be ordered to
restrain the troops under their respective com
mands from disturbing or destroying fences,
and from all kinds OF trespass upon or injury
t. such farms and gardens,
think the Inhabitants should be ad yised "a
FAKE complaints to the commandants of the
ne Arrest post OF every such injury to fences o,
premises, and should Immediately transmit q
duplicate ut their several com nlajnts IN m .
headquarters. i will certain ly do all in nv
power to punish such offenders and to reouire
Just reparation for the injuries which they
commit.
Am persuaded that the sommandants at the
posts will be- disposed to restrain their troops
and to encourage and protect the citizens ia
! their neighborhood in replacing their fences
and resuming their agricultural pursuits [
shall with aIacrity co operate with you to the
same end. Very respectf'y your obi serv't,
]. H MARTIHDALE,
Brig. Gen and Military Governor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-02

eouYce AT Rome etates that the illness Of the
Pope has become alarming.
The official Gdsctte Of Turin announces the
appointment OF twenty THREE new senators.
HAMBURG, March 17.-According TO a hand.
bill emanating from the printing Office Of arevs
&c Tiddeman, and distributed In the city this
morning, Prince Frederick OF Augustenburs
was found dead in his bed this morning. Tns
report needs confirmation.