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Serious Railroad Accident
New HAVEN, June 2o.-The New York
express train for Ba6ton, via Springfield, this
noon, when one milo north of Berlin, met
with an accident. The two rear cars Of the
train were thrown from the track down an
embankment and badly broken up. Some
thirty.1ive persons are reported to be injured,
mostly BIZ bruises.
, 1864-06-21


BARAcoA, Cuba, May 81, 1864.
| enclosed to you on the 10Th OF April
few hurried lines regarding the arrival of
the rebel steamer Florida at this port The
Florida is anchored where she lay when
last wrote. Ninety Of her crew were per-
guiet until evening, whom they commenced
to be ub1esome-insulting the people,
entering their housts, assaulting the women
and committing depredations that were
appalling. The negroes seemed to be the
object OF their attention. They attacked
and succeeded IN killing five and wound Ing
several before the gendarmes could control
them, which they only sueceeeed in doing
after firing upon them, several of whom fell
mortally wounded. Two have since died.
4 sailor cannot 60 ashore who happens to
wear ablue shirt, without notictog, as he
passes through the various streets, doors
closing and the women ranning wherever
they think they will be safe.
lieutenant, with boats crew, passed US
to-day on his regular tour Of inspection. And
on passing an American vessel they do not
attempt to disguise their obtect-that Of
among the vessels daily ia not the only exam
inatiYn or scrutiny which we are subject to.
ANY hour Of the day they may be seen at the
foot Of the street opposite which We are au~
chorcd watching our movements. To this,
IS va as the sight Of the dirty gray, We are
The Florida's crew enter the Consu1's Office
daily and take q seat. and cody raise their
feet to the window, and settle down to very
comfortable position, making themselves
quite at home, very much to the annoyance
Ut the Consul.
On the afternoon Of the 27th OF April the
French cntter Tartare arrived from Port
Royal, Martinique, with reply to . request
Of the master Of the Florida, Captain Morris.
to conl, the result Of which gives to the Flor
i've days, during which she can do almost as
and provisions, Of all Of which she Is short.
She Ieeruited some negroes. The wages Of
the crew are paid In gold, being twenty-four
dollars was cashed by the British Consul
here.
On Saturday, April 80, our attention was
attracted towards the Florida, as well as our
sentry, the French cutter, both Of whom
were getting up steam, and by five o'clock
were under way, the latter steering for Port
Royal, the Florida towards Dominique Ere
Aalf-past nine, while on deck, we SAW a large
light in the ot1iDg moving north, and next
morning ! Was assured that 1t was the
Florida.
We calculated OF getting twenty-fo1r
hours the start of the Florida, but conld not
clear from the Custom House until May 2,
y hen VIC sailed, late in the afternoon, and
made Dominique in the night without seeing
the Florida, and By noon Of next day arrived
scfely at Gnadalo1pe.
An American m2n-of-War was expected,
but had not arrived mp to the time Of sailing.
, 1864-06-21

that comes to us from the army calls for
more men
This timidity on the part OF Congress in
suits and misrepresents the people. They
have neither asked nor deserved this fatal
hceitancy in providing for the demands Of
this war. The country has said stake all. :"
The nation has been ready to make the trade
Of Its peop1e.war, until the rebellion is crush
ed Congress, however, and the Military
Committee has only 1eebly responded, never
adequately and never with IN evident con
ception of the crisis. Yct few days remain
in which to repair this evil, and then these
rccrcaut and foolish legislators will
return to the people. They will everywhere
be met with coldness, In many places with
ssorn and rebuke, unless the last acts Of
their session repair the evils protractcd
through many months Of tongucy debate,
with lew recorded results And II disaster
bctail MS, and the campaign be virtually =
failure because in It's gigantic operations too
few troops could be secured FOR the coveted
success, the guilt will come home to the men
who have thus betrayed our holy cause.
, 1864-06-21

WASHINGTON, june a.-The President has
approved and signed the bill regulating the
coasting trade, b which 1t is provided that
apy boat, sloop, or other vessel Of the United
States, navigating the waters on our North
erD, Northwestern, and Northeastern from
uels otherwise than by sea, shall se enrolled
which enrolment and license shall authorize
them to be employed either In the coasting
or foreign trade on those frontierp.
They are in every other respect liable to
the rules, regulations. aud penalties now
In iorce relating to registered and licensed
vessels.
The President has also approved and
signed the oct to prohibit certain sales Of
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THE COAST BLOCKADE.
Capture Of Blockade Runnera-Thrc
Captured and ono Hun Asl1ores

New YoRK,eJune 1s.-Tle United States
supply steamer New bern, Capt. Harris, from
the North Atlantic Blockade Squadron, aud
FL hours from Fortress Monroe, has on board
% prisoners from the blockade runners This
tie, Georgiana, Mccall and Syren, recently
captured.
On the 9th inst. the Nowbern ran ashore
the blockade runner petensey, nine miles
north of Beaufort. She WIS 1adcn With arms,
lead, bacon and shoes on Ceufederate ac-
count Her engines and boilers were blown
completely out Of her few moments after
she Struck. She was fine iron sidewhee1
steamer Of 54S tons register, and naw, this
being her second trip. The vessel aud cargo
were valued at 81, ,GO0, GOO.
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were all killed but one, and the train, con-
ststing OF three wagons, burned, together
with their contents. The detachment was
part Of Capt. Burris' command.
, 1864-06-21

F,.u1sed IN pleasant LEGALITY On tbs North Bide.
ttsch %, a1s bod rooms, bath in, mzroe naates
Ard EIafer, Eas n1Eufes. Ac., 3e:
Ieale rune four YetFl II de11Fed tAo oVneE vii
r-1sr le14e and The houIe may b. ramored. It wAs
hot onn ytAr ego, y rncaern IN ttsla and anin ID
viii be sold Ct Gao. Apsl1 opcH 70 aAwUkL G 4HR.
iii neArbcrn street. Resl Kstate 84oker.
te3iAT11t1et
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Fitts1k1rE Sanisnry Fair.
P117sBuKa, June 20.-The 3an:tary Fair
closed Saturday night. It ia q complete
success. The net profits will exceed Ssoo,o@.
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rETTHE BEST. THE CHEAP.
" EST MACHINE IN MARKET.
TIE 10HH ?. NANNY

1hts mainline WAS awarded thu nrst and oaly pro-
niutn d iAe be.t CoxbtueA Heaper and AoWet by
tbe liI OF Esate Agricultural Society II the grost
HeAp tFsaI Ut Dixon IN 1a4
Nov fs the in Tor faInars to secure dlst e!ass
EbicaVo. suG { + amigo for YouIt.l7ts.
Irs1.ss4 ,1tdAV ALBERT +. EMERY, Agent
, 1864-06-21

HEADQUARTERS % Bn1aApH,
MEMPH1s, june 18, 1854.
The shove 10 correct statement Of the killed.
Inst. at "B1ce's Cross Roads,'' near Baldwin,
Eiss., OF tn: l1Gth Illinois infantry volunteers.
GEO. B. HoaK,
Colonel Commanding,
, 1864-06-21

FRADES' ASSEMBLY,-The
Il Regular Delegates frcra the subord!a ate Uniots
ars Eeene I'd to atrerd q mt citing, en- T1EspAY
sttas oD's Hall. n5rttess corner Of Gar? and Wnsa
ccf5al1y invited 10 srna dsisss Ions to hs msst,nx,
r o. Box 47s2. Per order
te2l.l4Sllt NY. Ac.ALLY, Roc. Sec.
STRANGER. ATTENTION.
~ One OF the popular institutions of Chicago Is
EVER1TT's ART GALLERY, 157 Lake-st.
4 one collection Photo.tapes on exhibition Car:aa
de Ylslte only two dollars Ief oxen:
WM N. EVRR1Tv, Prop.
RAT MAS, Operator. ie.1.k55l It
NMPiRE WATER, just received
e freth from the
SPRING
For Eats By case and to ths trade.
LII REED Il CO., Wno1csaIe DruE uEcists.
je21.kA1a2t 81 aAke st<eet.
, 1864-06-21
NfM 3nhRrtfGTnte1ttS.

/ TTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS.
a 4 stated corelaTs Of Ap3l1o Commandezy.
Of ksf' n h, IN Rs esa =
Jrne 2iet At N O'Clock Work on tue o. der OF T. !.
te!1-keQ:-lt ia. AOSTG OMEHY. Recorder.
, 1864-06-21

TITY PHOTOGRAPH GAL
oLERT. .!4s Lake st: Get. over Bullock Bros. Shoe
stase sEec!al ssttn'lon paid 10 pyng 40 eaesss
a. VIC posseas better instruments and fAcilneA Ior
tbst Xlnd Ct wcrs than auv other Gallery In this
cty. Card Pictures only g. co per dozen,
je7Lki2o1 It l.. D. PATTON, Agent.
Evening star., 1864-04-29
TRAVELERs, DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- U - -
On and after Sunday, April 10TH 1884 Daily Trains
will be run between Washington and New York
and Washington and the West, as follows:
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND
BOSTON.
Leave Washington at 7 80 8 m, II is m, SO m.
On s1ps9y ida yNtW # Sa RSRk for PH1IADELpH1And
Passsngers for Philadeiphia win take notice that
The train at 7 30 m does net 80 to PHILADELPHIA,
and is for Ns,o York passengers s1olHsireiy.
e FOR BALTIAORE sra5- Z
Leave Washington at 9. 80 am, T. ;sea m, Ills m,
800 p m, 40 M. so m, and SD m, except
Sundays.
On Sundays at 7.3o m. and and 30 m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at go m, and and so N
daily, except Sunday. ttn- sHE .r--.
On Sunday, at and $50 m, only.
FOR WASHINGTON AVID THE SOUTH.
$50, 4. .45 and 80 p m, daily. except Sunday.
On Sunday, at a.45 and 40 m and $50 p m, only
~. FOR ANNAPOLIS. Ee
Leave Washington at $50 m, and and 4.3O p m,
daily, except Sunday. ~ -a. -.
Trans leaving Washington at 80 m and 7.5op D
m 60 through to New York without change of cars.
Sleeping Car on 30 p m train. Berths in Sleep
ing car can be secured until s m, daily, at the
of the sleeping car conductor. r.-
The first and fourth trains from Washin gton stop
or iurther informstien, tickets Of every kind,
fnston fs nPR Patation Or st the Ticket once
W. p SMITH, Master of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent ap n-f
Evening star., 1864-04-29
AUCTION SALES.
QF GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF VERY ELIGIBLY SITUl
TED LOTS AND HOUSES ON THEISLAND

TRUSTEES SALE OFvERY ELIGIBLY SITUA.
TED LOTS AND HOUSES ON THE ISLAND
By authority of decree of the Supreme Court
OF this District passed on the 5th April 1864, in
cause wherein Kane and Others are omplsinants,
and Thomas Simon and Others are defendants, the
subscriber will expose to sale at auction, to the
highest bidder, on the 5th of May next, between
the hours of four and five clock in the afternoon,
the following lots in Simon subdivision of orgi-
nal lots in Square No. 534, in Washington city, as
Lots marked in such subdivision A b, C, D, X.
l., N, N and o. Each of these lots has front of
about 20 feet by dep.h of 135 to AS feet: A B. c.
and b. front on AZ street, and the other lots
south street, with suitable alleys to all. On lots
C and ID are two good Dwelling houses fronting
subject to the dover right therein of the widow of
her dover.
Also part of Lot No. i, in Square No 5s1, 'front.'
southeast corner Of the lot, and having front of
li9 feet a., lO0ths on said avenue, and which has
been divided into six lots about Is feet front by I3
fee deep, with a suitablea alley
Also, the eastern half Of Lot No. 8, in reserva-
ton D. =
The latter, as well as lots in square 5sl, will be
sold free from the widows dover right.
The terms as prescribed by the decree are One
third Of the purchase money in cash. and the resi-
due at g. II, and Is months. for which the purchA-
sers bonds, With surety hearing interest from the
day OF sale, will be taken, with retained lien on
the premises; Adeposit of $50 On each lot win be
required at the sale.
The cost of conveyancing certificates of sale
bonds, stamps, to be borne by the purchaser.
If the terms are not fully complied with within
rssold at the risk and cost Of the defsuitns pur.
chaser sitter one weeks PUBLIC notice in the Eve
apI3-eosw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts,
Evening star., 1864-04-29
Dry }. G. McG UIRE & co., Auctioneers.
EXECUTogS SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
YARD AND DAppURTENANCE9

The tshols Square No ILL., foith ns Briek Residence
3nd on Bn,ad'nssl Agyss nsber q Lots, some Of
ssSsr ,stS he as% nSs'f,s f..p t.
on is foEsbAY df xfTEsSSoSs oSs M:, 10th
O'clock, the premises, shall sell the whole Of
Square Nos IS and q, in the northern part Of the
HiTst Ward; on Twentisth street west, known as
of the best located IN the pistret MN. pe hop one
Georgetown and Washington for a marSet on
sernd.pse OF ans clay. brick and TEN perinE sheds
class Brick Yard the yard win be worked until the
day OF sale.
We will sell the stock Of E--.
Buggy, Meulds, seinss Sand, &C., &c.
The whole Square No III, formerly the re,d.ne.
ticut avenue; Twentieth street north. q and
large Brick dwelling house and back Suiidins1Sy ~
closed and besaed WITH fruit and dns na9is
trees and shrubbery.
Lots Nos 10. l l6, H. ls, 90 q, and 2. in sub
division Of Square No, llo, fronting each ON Twen
Lots IS. 81. &c. q, 8, II. and Is. in same squars
fronting on Nineteenth street west, between il and
streets four Of the latter improved each with
q small frame dwelling house, and will be sold sep
arstely.
The whole Of Square No 81, fronting respectively
frst streets west, and north o streets. with tie
improvements consisting of one large frame stable
and sheds two small frame houses, and an Office.
six, Twelve, and eighteen months with interest az
cured BY deed Of trust on the premises.
All eonyeysnces: including revenue stamps, at
~ A cash payn ent on each piece of real sstst.
viii be required at the time ofsale.
s6asE sssa y. !: HHSSPkIEs.s HSPkISs..ss Executors.
q ap.1-d &c Mo(3UIRE On A,,.%.
Evening star., 1864-04-29
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetionsers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.
mmsdiateiy after the sale Of the property of the
o'clock E m = 2 on mt the premises Lot No. in square
and 41a streets, running back "a feet, Containing
sc square feet h This lot has 80 feet alleys, on
sion of a number Of small tenements
Terms: One third cash remainder in and u
spaO-ec& DIS GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
Evening star., 1864-04-29

PUBLIC sToREHoUsE,.
Covering Half an Acre of GroundJ
DOM EROIAL BUILDING.
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
MARKET HOUSE.
JOH N FARR ELL.
Sole Agency for WILLIAM oLAalrT l. CO.'S
Baltimore 01LDBRATID ALI AND PORTlR, in
Barrels, Hslfs and Bottles.
Agency for NJ p. RllDB NEW YORK M.P.xx
ALI, Adapted for Export Trade. Warranted to
kssDin any Climate.
Agency for MCKNIGHT SONS. Albany. N.Y..
o1L1BRAT1D MALT ALI AND WINE BIT.
T1Rs.
Agency for aRANNIs & TAYLoRY, Of Bsltt.
more. .01L1BRAT1D CANNED 0YsTlRs, COVE,
sPI01D. DO.
Agency for TELI6RAPH 1LOUR MILLS, BAL.
TIAoR1. al the Family. Extra. Super and Fine
Brands.
Agency for ALDRI0H L YlRKns, Of Phil.dsl-
phia. for al their well known Brands Of PIOKLlB,
PR1e1Rv1S. JELLIEs. SPARKLING CHAM.
PA9N1 CIDER.
Agency for BRADFORD l. MELLINp. BOSTON
MAsS.. PAT1NT ARMY CHAIRS AND COTS.
Agency for the CELEBRATED KENTUcKY
DIAMOND COPPER DIBTILLRD.
( Also, the Baltimore OLD RYE "WrLBY
BRAND"
OF these We are instructed 70 "seIl ont" 10 lsrse
buyers at cese prices, - the intend to keev
. uniform and unlimited supply on hand.
Agency Of the NEW YORK AND HUDsONNA
I0ATION COMPANY.
From this Company Ne are In weekly recent o
Oa1soes OF Hay, Brick. Grain, Potatoes, 90, and
Nortn MSsr PRODUCE, Al OF which will be offered
70 the Trade in Cargo Lots.
eALH6 STRICTLY ON COMMISSION.
L0UleIANA AVlNU1, .
B1TWI1H NINTH AND TlNTH sTREHrs,
spzlm WARRINGTON, D. O.
Evening star., 1864-04-29
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st,esals: Affection: : & ,ss 4sss,. .na
tsss.iIsss ss.i.a Pss:.o
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S@ So1. s e sl.
{ssim: hSn tas song Of syrsns 2 tns masinsrs q
sntisipatioaa, rspdsrins marriage. TO-. imPosd-
,x,..,.u. E0uE6 MEN
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70 o.s .o s.si%9s,
tsninS ssnates with the thundsrs Of sloSusncs. q
snn eS.S, sAsssSy the living Tyre, may esu with I'm
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% i sl&se & ": %:.ts. g o:sssas
should spply imme ediatsly.
ne xhe plae.s himssM Sndsr the care o.11 =.
and confidently rely upon his skiu - Physisian.
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both mind and body, skould apply i~msdi.telY
eoSn s dsns e lSs: q
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suel persons must, before eontsmDlatias
reject TIA. sound ma .aa sods .r. u. mos.
e Ss
sis Ssos%is Is. e ssss ins fns
eaoly rsdsstions tist the SsDpissss o} asotSsr q
ensa''fp pfs1SSEs 1ase Isl sH6ir or 1MpRuDENcz.
tSs And q
plying to those who. from education and reslseta-
lands Of isnorsnt and dssisnins 1ressndsrs, WHO.
Iesp hia triains month sitsr month, Or e icas g
ie.vs aim With M ruined heath to sish over bis All
inf disaRyoint@spt; Or, by The use Of tAat dsadly
of I saas ss Hssooas q
VII rssiaisy until d..tS put. = ssd e
discovered country IN whose bourne no travslsx
toF9fu1 SOUTH rKlplRIoK srRlIr,
LEFT hand side going from Baltimore street, . feV
doors nom the corner. Pail not to observe name
mo letters rsesived unless post PAID and con-
tanning stamp to be used on the reply. Persons
writing should state age. and send Dortion Of a.
iNDoRs1aiNr oI TIN PRlss..
The many Thousands cured at this institatio1
.a' s'5s ;Sa -. s.
ana many other papels, potiess of which have .p.:
Els standing % . gentlemen Of character and re-
sPonsdibility, is sufficient guarantee to the Il.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
ja 3.1y
Evening star., 1864-04-29

nIsSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE NJ.
4 ceokartnershiP heretofore existing between e q
SSSMrnxsll and I'M sohnssn-upder the title Of
Pennsylvania avenue, is this day dissolved by nn
ina! consent: All outstanding claims will he set.
business at tbs Old stand. oue the
g. G. coRNwELI
ap2-lp J, N, JOHNSON
Evening star., 1864-04-29

A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNID HORSES,
WAR DEPARTMENT. oAyALny BUREAU,
,, Waskingtos. D. C., April IS. i8A
NlH os sold At public auction to the hi ighest bid.
oeT, o. the times and places nam cd below, VIZ:
GGsxport, Penna Thursday, May 9Th,
aisoons Pspps psnnr MCpdsy May ssh
ifiin, Penna., Thursdsy, May 18th,
Beading. Penna., Thursdsy. May 18th,
Lebanon, Penna; Thursday, June ID,
Horthumbsrland, Penna., Thursday, June 9Th.
STerSnton, Penns. Thursday, June 18th.
MMiilismsport, Penna.. Thursday, June 2sd.
dMndred and Fifty (25O each Of the other places
4, ,Inese norses have been condemned as unit for
tne cavalry service Of the United States Array,
NO TOT aosd ana farm purposes many good bargains
Horses will be sold singly
~, ssies begin At Na m, and continue daily until
Terms: cash, in United ststes Treasury notes
seao Ii. Col and G. Asfs Gs7airz Al EKbaM: bns::.u
IT s. MILITARY RAIL9OADs.
~ Office Of Assistaxt Qxartnnaste,,
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1854.
,.AUCTl0N.-Will be sold, on WEDNEsDAY. the
lsin d1y OF May, at the Railroad Depot, in Alexsn
sSS s Tons Of old Railroad Iron,
2S0 Tons Of CAST Scrap Iron,
fs Tens Of Wrought Iron,
sS az Hns ss0 Oh 0id Brass and Copper.
Terms Cash in Government Funds. Ten IN,
Csn. 70 os PAID at the time Of purchase, the
The property must be removed within ten d.vs
Hom oate OF sale. II. L. ROBINSON
eR.Io-00. CAptain and A. @, III.
Evening star., 1864-04-29
PROPOSALS.
ORDNANoE 0FFIOH,


~ Wan DrsasEnEsr: ws sss1sn:o, .,,n. zoe.
s
to
For H,inch Guns,
3 $. BSssss Bs!Sssss Center e1ss ff'hstfi; ffntis;.
aSs SS FsesRfis Ssens pinsls Sss'bbsssSssst bsssSssste.
E EoT rsan, s,,Ieh h,et'n agns; s.,,....
and ossemsts Carriages are as Follows:
qsias HOOKS. Guide HOOK fs Bar. Trannion Beds,
-. si c4assis, oi FRONT AND CENTER r1srLs.
SIs shsPss FsI
Shapes, Hurters, Chassis, Step, embiins Bolts.
Parts named aF ssfoTe 'aGf snd rs ton bsrs:
and bars for each carriage to be as speae5 IN the
bills Of iron in ordnance memoraH'as No ,eSE:is E
ertown, Frankford Or Alleghany Arsenals the New
York agency or at this Office Printed ed schedules
& can be 9btsined M ct the the above boy named places. On
therein prescribed.
plates sf to ss m fes the
Of Is and ct 1 S nt
less than 4s, 600 lbs per square inch.
Transoms all to be Of best quality charcoa! angs
less than 4s, 900 lbs per square inch.
Trunnion Beds to be of best quality of cha--,
iron, tenaeity not less than $4,000 vs. per Snsaa
ali pssse. to se Br.ess arter. and
than $50" III medium iron. Tenacity not less
Rail 81 Shosss ssss'sh ehassls aS Cara and
and Angle to ee e gpSa not than
50,0 900 lbs inch. =,
hbsoas ron TenscisS not less than oiSs
BSss Be Of best ct %, Srons
i1sR neR Tsna''' n's less than los per square
andsTongues gu for Cssemate Carriages. to be Of the
best charcoal iron. Tenacity no less than 6S,oo
BadeFns the date at which
commence deliveries, and the rate at which they
can deliver each part thereafter: ,.on, ,.,t;e.
Sds will Be IN fs Of
evidence that they have in their shops eli shs
II M By
Bidders will be required to furnish proper sure,
h Written
edgements OF their sureties over toelr own sigma
Pf1S
tbs award being made sassessful bidders df
The department reserves the right to reject any
erai deo5se b Ramsay Chief Of ord9snes Wash
plates and Ss6s fSr g irSs g8
aps-td Brigadier General. Chief Of Ordnance.
Evening star., 1864-04-29

THD oOHHIDlNFlAL GUIDE.
~. 4 1Ssotiss - |" 6sssisal NsalsSs,,
~ Il %asssS, and a!nsle yill Learn some.
ka1iee VIII Also learn romsthIn9 20 tieif advs..
~ Iere0nf Tne 0onAdsnttal 0aiden
0e1u 70 any aodraS, In Q sealed enYolona nm n.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct Georgetown.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGE.
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, May 4th, at s
o'clock p m, will sell, in front of the premises,
on the corner of Frederick and Fifth streets, de-
sirabe Bnildine Lot fronting Is feet on Frederick
Also, Immediately after the above, the undivided
third part Of Lot No 23 fronting 70 feet on Sixth
Terms :-0ne-thir cssh, balance in six and twelve
months. secured by deed of trust On the property.
Oh lser,
Title perfect.
ap.H.d THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star., 1864-04-29
A DAMS 1XPRle9 COMPANY,
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has ase ,oiss In the principal Railway Towns Il
FORTH, HAST. WEST, AND NoRfHWlsf.
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yith Mnee toraardilG @ the 0ANADAa and the
HkIT1sH RkOVIN016 and With steamshi 2 Line
ano thence by 1ufoDeen expfesses 10 al prominent
ee;GmmterctA towns In 9reat Britain and tie Con-
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS made
At all accessible parts Of the United States.
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Evening star., 1864-04-29
5000 HORSES WANTED.

5000 hoAsEs WANTED.
war Uegdv1nest, Caralyv Bxyenx
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viii se una @ and tS6 dollars per head
CAVALRY HORSES
deilyered within the next fifteen l5) davs - ~.
GSvernment stables at Giesboro, b. 6. NAsS az tne
Said horses TO be sound in all particpI.r. no+
iesg than i've 90 nor more than nine faI na, Iy.
trom 10 TO l6 hands high; full eshed Ct
purposes Aor c4yalry
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SfSadIy enforced IN erery particular. :" IN"
Hayment made on delivery of ten (lo) ana or..4f
hours OF inspection, . A. N. 8 p Nj. A1 o'ef'
I;.,.o.o JAMES A. EKIN.
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