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WAR DgrARrMEsr,
Prorost Marshal Generaps OSo,

4
WoshinStoa, AprI "a issa 4
CSrc.ldY No. f6.-The following optnto, ~
the Hon William Whiting, solicitor OF ths
War Department lie published for the informa.
ton aud guidance of sll officers of this Bureau,
IN regard 60 the q,sesfoa Uhether the pled of so~.
residence tie district tchere drof tied NAV rav
haS been snr51sd, shoisld, under all circuss.
Stances, be regarded BY Boards Of Enro,n,s.t as
!sQds 6nd proper gvoa,id fo- exemption f-vo
Sefe'cs tsRde7 the dra tn tadt dItYc, de-
NV OPINION.
,xsrsn Sen person, who has been enrolled AMI
oIaNe1' Claims exemption from draft on tbs
sioulo UI non residence, the Board Of Eurol-
ment Will be tastifled in granting Il IL he makes
saIii1seLy 1.t H;e Psooi ,Sl on three points,
he Claims exemption at tie tune of his eurol
ment therein.
cd. What his place OF actual res,dsuce v.s
al une tme "nen Tue enrolment therein was
3D.. That he was, or is, actually enrolled, and
has been drafted. or is liable to draft In III
place Of actual resi- dence.
All persons from whom military servt "a IN
required under the Act Of Congress, are lixbie
TO enrolment and draft in some district. The
citation Of the occupations and residences Of
persons enrolled In not required to enable an-
patriotic citizens by technical objections to
avoid their falr share Of public duty, but t.
identity the persons drafted ard aseistt In equal
izing among the different districts their respec.
tive quotas
whoever has been enrolled IN one district
and intends to claim exemption from dref by
reason or residence else Wnere, must t0Ke care
to be enrolled where he resides.
II the corrected enrolment be promptly ef.
feeted, an application thereafter made to the
Provost Marshal General, or TO the Boards OF
Enrolment will protect him against don ble lia-
bility: but If he neglect this privilege he ought
not escape all military service in time OF war,
by proving that an error had been made In the
place Of his residence, the spelling Of his
name, or the description Of his trade or occupa-
ton.
1t is deemed q privilege to enter into the mill.
xta tod Sfoka FAn -
owes It to his coAntry; the man Of honor owes
1t to his neighbors to see that every citizen
liable TO military duty is properly enrolled.
JAMES r. ERY,
Provost Marshal General.
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WHAT IS SAID IN RICHMOND.
AEMARXABLH STATEMENT OF THE RICH
MOND EXAMINER
s'THIs THE LAST YEAROFTHE WAR WHICH
EVER DE WINS"

The Richmond Examiner of the Goth nit. says:
II v G hold our own In Virginia till this summer
As ended, the Norths po wer for mischief every.
where will be gone. II we lose, the Souths
capacity Tor resistance will be broken. The
Ccnfederaey has ample power TO keep its place
q Virginia. il employed with energy and con-
etstency. and this is the last year Of the suar,
Whichever wins.
Tire Richmond Enquirer Of the Both says
Company has been organized with q capital of
el0,0oo,0oo, Of which 100000 is paid In 1t
declines disclosing the condition Of the enter.
prise. but says that the company aspires to
grand res ults, q feet, at least, and 1t has
now every prospect Of achieving all Its pur-
1,osee. -, '.-..--. r...-.
Mr.. Longs speech in Congress is Published
Tn the Raleigh Conservative, and spoken Of as q
BOLD and manly speech, and in several respects,
&be most remarkable speech that has been de-
&tyeTed IN Yankeedom.
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COrToN.-A good many people anticipated,
o. . consequences OF the rebellion, the drying
mp OF the cotton supply and the stoppags of all
Industrial pursuits connected with cotton
Smanufaetures q great mistake, as the result
%has proved. We have before us the well.
written hrst annual report Of Mayor j. b.
Ham Of the new manufacturing city OF Lew.
lston Maine. a city of spindles In which Boston
capital is largely engaged, and which Is rising
with remarkable rapidity, despite the draw
0backs Ia the way Of obtaining cotton, to q point
o. q manufacturing importance superior-with
Cts immense v ater power-to that Of Lowell.
Not oaly are the older mills Of Lewiston all
Vunning full time, but since the commencement
G. tbs war block after block Of perhaps the
Garsest md finest mills in the world have bean
81. t.aefiy going mp. ~ @.r. f1'S -,.
King Cotton may be q potentate having
authority in secsssia; but he made grand
nfstaks when he imagined that he had control
c1 lie cotton supply OF the world. - 30. '..y
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OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM COMMODORE
HAhKER

1he Secretary Of Navy has received the fol-
Sowing official dispatch from Com. Parker,
commanding Potomac Flotllla:
POTOMAC FLoTILLA. May g. 1864.
6ir: I have the honor to report to the Depart.
nent that on the s7th ult, Acting Master Hill,
mmanding the U. S. steamer Currltuck, sue
ceeded in destroying two thousand bushels Of
grain. which was in process OF transportation
90 Richmond. --..
Gam. sir, very respectfully your obsdient
servant FoxHALLA. PARKsR,
Commodore Uom'dg Potomoc Flotilla.
Hon. GIDEON W RLLss, Sec'tary OF the Navy.
y. +. STEAMER ELLA, Potomac Fotilla, May
May 3, fe6a.-Sir: have the honor to report
% the Department that on the Goth ult an ex-
0oeditfon under the command OF Act. Vol. 1t.
"a, ker was sent to Carter's Greek, and sue.
ceeded In destroying eleven boats and canoes,
Q large quantity Of grain, and number Of log
Gu,s said to have been used as barracks by the
rebel soldiers. In approaching these, Acting
Master Street, who had charge OF the landing
earty, consisting Of twenty five seamen, fell in
with company Of rebel cavalry, who, doubt
Sees nistaking his force for the advance GU ard
OF a much larger one, put spurs TO their horses
and FED. a.... .s . .... ..--... ....
Cpntrabands report that they hsd previously
Destroyed large quantity OF commissary
stores, provided for their subsistence.
Lieut. Hooker seems to have we'll planned
&he expedition, and Acting Master Street dis.
taayso boldnsss and decision in carrying 1t out
am, Sir, very respectfully your ooedient
sstvant, FoAHAEL A. PARKER,
Commanding Pctomac FlotiIla.
HON, GIDEON WELLRs, See'y Of the Navy.
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PACKERS SQUADRON TACTICS UNDER
STEAM


The employment OF steam as motive power
1n the navy has produced q vast and sudden
Caange In the means Of engaging in action on
che seas, causing an entire revolution in naval
warfare. and rendering necessary the imme.
ciate adoption Of new measures In naval tao
0cs. This desideratum appears to have been
supplied by q work by Commander Foxhall A
Parker, U. S. Navy, after much labor. This
WORK. which has but recently come cat Of the
opublsher's hands, and has already been adopted
ey the Navy Department as a textbook at the
Navy Academy, was few days ago, for the
0rst time, used by Lieut.. Commander Eastman
du maneuvering half-squadron Of vessels Of
Che Potomac Flottlla, giving the utmost salts.
faction, the vessels deploying from column
lnto line and playing from line into column
with the precision of companies Of veteran
regiment forming in line of battle-thereby
snaking Its simplicity of formation and celebrity
OF execution apparent to all present. ".
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MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENT ION.
In the State Constitutional Convention yes
terday Messrs. Billingsley, Of st. Mary's;
BIackiston, Of Kent; Thomas, OF Baltimore
fed before the Governor, appeared and took
their seats. Owing to the absence Of the Presi.
dent the Standing Committees OF the body were
not announced. The session was principally
consumed by the discussion Of q resolution for
the adjournment Of the Convention TO Balti.
more, offered by Mr.. Scott. Of Cecil. A motion
to lay the subject on the table was rejected, and
and the further consideration Of the resolution
was postponed until to. day at O'Clock, when
1t will probably be Observation-Disclosures American
to. day. '.
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ASSISTANT TO PROVOST MARSHAL INGRA-
HAM.
Captain Theodore MsMurtrie Of the Veteran
Reserve Corps, has been detailed for duty at
the headquarters Military District OF Wash
ington, as an assistant to Provost Marshal In
graham. Captain McMurtrie IL gentleman OF
intelligence. and will doubtless be Of great ser.
vice to Colonel InRraham. = 00I. -
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Nor TRUB.-The statement sent to the North
srn papers that Mr.. 8. n. Clarke, the head OF
the Bank note Printing Bureau In the Treasury
Department, has been dismissed by Secretary
Chase is untrue. 1t Is understood that the
Committee OF In vesigation is engaged with the
case to.day.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
;. FROM LOUISIANA.
GENERAL BANKS AT ALEXANDRIA,
& THE REBELS FOLLOWING Up.
COTTON AND CONfRABANDs OoNYISuATED.
GENERAL STEELE AT CAMDEN, ARKANSAS,

NEW ORLsANs, May 4.-Ths Hesalds. New
Orleans letter Of the 23d ultiuao confirms the
statement that General Banks has fallen back
70 Ae1andsia, In Consequence OF the falling Of
the water In the Red River.
Eieht hundred rebel cavalry have reached
Chaasysyilie, - miles below Aiexsldria
TAS gunsoass and sransports, except tas
EasspoSt, ase down - or below ~ falls. 6Ae
may Be strtppeA or destroyed.
BIZ ea.boass. wAseA ~sst sp shs Back and
ssitA essee ba1ss o. csttsa saA ~ esAssatsals,
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besides conveying down the steamer Ruby
with $50 more eontrabands.
The Ruby had been In the employ OF the
rebels.
General Stone had Slefs New Orleans for
Washin gton.
General Steele was ct Camden. Arkansas, on
the I7th of April A letter from there con-
firms the recent accounts via st. Louis.
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GENERAL HALLECK AND THE CAVALRY
BUREAU.
The statement now being extensively pub
lished, that stGeneral Halleck has been assigned
TO the Cavalry Bureau" Turns ont tn be incor-
rect. The truth Is, the Cavalry Bureau has
recently been directed to report to him, as Chief
of STAFF, as other branches Of the service do,
That's all there is in the story
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FROM N EXICO.

NEW YoYK, May 4-Advices from Mexico
via Havana, state that there is rumor that
Mr. Corwin was about to leave the city, leav.
Ing the legation in charge Of his secretary.
Great preparations are being made for the
reception OF Emperor Maximilian, who Is ex.
pected by the end Of May.
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PERsoNAL.-General Martindale, late Mill.
tary Governor Of this District left the city this
morning in the steamer Mcclellan, en- route to
Fortress Monroe, to report to Major General
RutleY ...
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e5-Ths nag. .of. trucs beat has arrived At An.
Darol,s with over four hundred pAro' led priso.
GeTs from Richmond, Nearly an were In q
GhieeTabie condnien. and had 80 be at once
eyaas1errsd 70 the hospital, oi ~ e s.sg ya
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The National Typographical Union.

LOUISVILLE, May 2.-The National Typo
graphical Union convened here TO- day.
following officers have been elected for the
ensuing year: President. A. M. Carver, of
Cincinnati First Vice President, W. L. Fair
child, Of Philadelphia; Second Vice President,
9. Il. Smith, of New York; Secretary and
Treasurer, W. F. Moore, of Detroit Oorrs.
spending Secretary, NJ G. Mason, Of st. Louis.
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DR0PosALs FOR LUMBER.
Chief QGnrtsyn'qSts,'s 0ssce.


'WAsHINGToN d. c., May4, 1884,
Sealed Proposals will be received ut this off ce
until FRIDAY, May Is. 1864. at Il O'Clock NJ, for
delivery at this depot of one million Il ,0J0o0 feet
of lumber, of the following kind and description,
viz .-
, eG0 900 feet "A, or Inch White Pine oqUmon
5000 feet ga, OF Hs inch White Pine Common
OullinRs.
5000 feet "A, or inch White Pine Selects.
$4,000 feet IA, or inch White Pine Flooring
tTongued and Grooved)
10000 feet 3x4 Hemlock Scantling. Is feet long.
ZOO feet 3A4' Hemlock Scantling, Il feet long.
25,Oo feet Axe White Pine Timber, assorted
lengths. -.
All the above described to be good merchant table
Lum ber. subject to the inspection of an Inspector
appointed on the part of the Government.
All of the Lumber to be delivered within twenty
Eve t25l days from date Of contract.
The ability of the bidder to fill thaGn aGnnntract,
should 1t be awarded to him. must be Lranteed
by two responsi BILE persons, whose signatures are
to be appended to the guaranty.
The full name and post office address of each
bidder must be legibly written in the proposal.
Bond. in sum equal to half the amount of the
contract, signed by the contractor and both of his
guarantors. VIII be required of the successful
bidder upon signing the contract.
The tight te reject any or all bids THAT may DO
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
master.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed on the en-
yelope Proposals for Lumber, !" and addressed
the undersigned.
D.HR RCCKER,
Brig Gen1 and Chief Quartermaster,
my 4-td Depot of Washin Rton
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REAL Estate SALES Thomas Bowling,
auctioneer, 6eorgetown.-Prcpe on Cherry
street, near the rnarket-house, fronting 90 feet
on Cherry street, running back 165K feet to
Beatty street; also the adjoining lot, fronting
q feet on Beatty street, and running back 6sx
feet, with q two. story frame house, was pur.
chased by Robert Beatty for $970. Also, part
Of lot g. in old Georgetown, fronting % feet AZ
inches on B..idge street, running back 27o feet,
improved by a three.ssory brick house, with
back building; purchased by J. F. Birch Tor
5000. asfa
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~ During the expedition OF Grierson,s cav. ,
airy from Msnphis, few days ago. = mas
snsned Hart was captured near Hern anao,
Miss having dfty Thousand percussion c.ns'
Shicn he was taking TO The enemy. On hts
ptreon was foand capy Of tshs oath Of ailsxt.
ence, and copy Of an exemptaon from the
III G:n phis militia for thirty days. ss4s1t z
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r. LABBE's MAY FESTIVAL

R. Lsbbe's May Festival will take place On
TUESDAY EVENING, May 18th, at his hall, a
Penn avenue, between 9th and 9TH SITS
directly opposite the Metropolitan Hote! EN
over the store of Messrs. 9. & I. Parker ~
an invitation directed by r. r. Liable.
Servants positively not admitted in the dancing
hall, my4W>
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Army Changes in Departm nt Of the South
NEW YORK, May 2.-The Palmetto Herald,
Of April %, published at Port Royal, South
Carolina. has been received.
Gen. Hatch has been relieved of bis command
the e5th Penna., has been relieved as com.
mander of the district Of Hilton Head by Col
Davis, Of the 10Th Penna. Col. Duryea, OF
the 9th Connecticut, has been succeeded in
command of the post at Hilton Head by Col
Hoyt, OF the SGD Penna.
Fifteen or twenty rebels, scouting in Vim cent
Greek, Morris Island, have been captured by
the picket of the i5th Massachusetts colOred
regiment They confirmed the reports that
armies for the defence of Richmond have been
stren gthened at the expense Of more Southerly
yortjous De-. -..ty
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A CoLoRKD PREACHER IN TROUBLR.-Day
before yesterday Officer Turner arrested Thos.
H. q. hinton. q colored preacher, DC, on the
charge Of swindling Mrs. Cordelia Hughes,
who resides on @ street, (Island.) It appears
merly boarded at Mrs. Hughes, and it Is al
legged that he passed himself as single man
and also as the owner Of q cottage and lot in
Buffalo, on which representations she lent him
eighty dollars, or placed the money In his
hands for safe. keeping. When she wanted tha
money he did not plank it up, and she procured
q warrant, ON VI hich he was arrested and taken
before 'ustice Ferguson, who held him to bail
for court. 80 s
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM Z RUROPE.

Departure of 0aribaldi From hnsia
NEW YORK. May 3-fhe steamer ooo''a' iSon
Liverpool, has arrived. ps
Cotton has an up ward tendency breaastuns
unchanged Provisions quiet, Dut s'eaoy.
Nadsi-a sdytces to April 10, say that the
nitrate Florida and the United States ship st.
fouis had been there together. The ST. Louis
was allowed twenty-four hours start OF the
GaribaIdI finally Quilted London on the s2d,
previously breakfasting at the United States
consuIs. He expressed strong syn1pathies with
the North.
Parliamentary proceedings are unimportant
The Paris Temps thin ks little of the resolution
in the Washington House Of Representatives.
pending the civil war.
Danish news is confined to additional details
Of the fah Of Duppel. Nothing ne " trauspired.
and no movement OF importance has taken
place since the King of Prussia visited the
troops engaged at Duppel.
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" Dispatches TO the Western papers state
Shst General Steele captured at Camden, Ark,
shine fortihcations Of great strength, fourteen
0ogsheads OF sugar, four hundred barrels OF
snoasses, ssysral tons Of rock salt and three
prisoners. Tho cotton for tsn miles round had
eeen burned bv Price, numbering two thou.
&and bales. af. Z Hil9 = : s'.HyT
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THE QUoTA FILLED We understand from
Capt. H. A. Scheetz, our efficient Provost Mar.
shall. that the balance required for filing the
Quo,a of the District under the various calls
90 men-bas been obtained and now we are en-.
tirely ont Of the woods, at least for the present
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- NKw YORK, May 4.-The Rerald's Eewbern
correspondent to The 3oth, says: Washington is
not evacuated.
Beauregard is commanding in North Caro-
lima.
The rebel ram in the Neuse river is stuck
fast,
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PRICE OF GOLD.
fBy the Peoples Ltne.l
NEW YORK, May a.-I0 .. M, Gold, s0S; IL
m, 7sxa7ek.
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~ The Emperor elect cf Mexico reached
Rome on Aprn lsr whore, according 70 the
despatsnsss ne met with most briliiaas fecsp.
ten 0f course the French element In the
effasr was very prominent. He lsft on Tie
next day FOR Ciyfta vecchia, where Ia vvoula
Immediately embark for Mexico 2 armtq1E
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IEFANTIcIpE. - This morning a new born
white infant was found dead in the alley in
the rear Of the 18th st. Baptist Church by COL
ored man and taken to the Second Ward sta.
ton, where an inquest will be held.
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PIE DRAFT

The draft has been ordered TO take place in
the following States to I'LL the deficiencies now
existing in their quotas: Massachusetts,, New
Jersey, Ohio, Minnesota, Kentucky and Mary.
land.
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DRESS GOODS !-DREss GOODS


FOREIGN AND home MANUFACTURE.
We have now In store large stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
both of European and American production, which
we are selling at very low prices.
Those who are shopping for Dress Goods will
save time and money by calling early and making
their selections as we offer special inducements In
quality, styles and prices.
BLACK SILK MAETLEB.
We shall OPEN to-day few Black Silk Cloaks.
Also. several very handsomely trimmed Cloth
Mantles, which we shall sell at small advance on
cost. j. J. MAY & co.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
my4-2t between 9Th and luth Sta
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NAVAL EXPEDITION-THREE THOUSAND
BALES OF COTTON CAPTURED.

a letter from Rear Admiral Porter, dated
April II, mentions that he recently sent an ex.
eedit'on mp the Washits as far as Munroe,
ttIch Captured three thousand bales of Con.
tederats cotton, brought away eight hundred
Nesraes, and destroyed much rebel property.
The expedition was under Lieut.. Comm ahdsr
Roster. ana was particularly successful. ga
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Movement Of Rebel Troops.

(Washington Dispatch TO n. 7. Tfmes
A Adlspatch was received to-day (Sunday) by
tfe Government, from Fortress Monroe, stating
that the rear Of Beauregard'e army passed
through Petersburg yesterday morning.
His force is estimated at from 5000 to 600
men. Nothing of special note has transpired
at the front to. day. Pickets OF both armies ex.
tend up and down the Rappahannock and
Rapidan.- ..-..
A considerable rebel force is reported to be at
Fredericksburg, throwing up more earth works
on the heights.
The rebels are also reported to be withdraw
ing from the vicinity Of Madison Court House,
and concentrating in front Of our left and
centre.
One division Of Longstreet's corps, according
to deserters, ia at Hanover Junction, In reserve
On the same authority, Lees strength Is
stated to be upward Of 10O, 900 men.
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IMPORTANT ORDER BY GENERAL
MEADE.

MEN REFUSING TO DO DUTY TO BE SHOT
INSTANTLY.
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
FROM THE FRONT,

ATTACK BIZ GUgRRILLAs ON COLogED
-. TROOPS. a
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ATA Aosl REsTAURAST Sf which the sub sub
% 81. x be s 'hs at
7 osT.on snnday nj CHI, the LIST instant, sorrel
MARE with he her sft t bind leg little swollen
ssIRd viii sas ao
HENRY JON Es, corner 9Th street and South Gsr. !.
n.ssa RdSM ASP .aas e1 s1a .sas s
men, can be had WITH or without board. BY ap-
'lsiss Ss .sss iRspsdiatsy at asS street above nth
For EEETWth q wIshSHs shs SW ths
an. Sss Ma:on
snue baltimore Apply on the premises; @ 9t - at
his
ted al ''A
Ro1kDINa:-kS2@slf ! fGl rent: IsF:s, e snaa cheer
s sS viii nav
iis'i ! 81 s's:
800 q ifs ss ss ssss
e e sfi al RiS
to the ~ conviction '" q the seioa aSarpu NATHAN
my 4,at* a5a i z corner 81 and 18th streets.
a 0kANb Fio-N1C WILL B1 0IV1N
AYouse oArHoLISxs' IsSxsl'ip ipihrsxD socIsrr.
- :: on wEbksSbAf. M "a ,srr.
The oenn,..ss st :.ssss:. :.s.fs .ssa
selvess dc syety tAing ie shsar powRssss -
fickss. g $40 - -. ns .:s:.-:.
.ss Sc ,gII:ssl. sfsES T.
fs.saa. fs.ss,aa. hsy'es g "a 81 S. sssss s>s.s.. =
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

ELEVEN yALUBLE BUILDING LOTS FRONT
AT AUCTION, .
On THURSDAY. the 18th instant, ws shall sen.
folio wing handsome Building Lots, viz
Lots No. a,4:7; s,ls. Il Is, is u, ls, and lS, In
fronts of 25 feet each back s5 feet to alleys,
Terms One thiro cash balance in six AM twelve
months for notes bearing interest. A deed given
and a deed Of trust taken.
An conveysnce and stamps at the cost of the pur.
chaser,
my4 GREEN IL WILLIAMS. AuCts.
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Death of the Consul General. for Egypt
Price of Gold

NEW YoBK, May 3-Hon. S. Thayer, United
States Consul General for Egypt, died at Alex.
andria On the 10th OF April.
Gold advanced to Isl, but closed quiet at
1SCA.
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GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucs,


On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May IIth, 1884.
at 4 3'cloos p m. ..ip fgoHt Of the premises vn
to Georsetown. fronting 30 feet on the north side
OF Dun6arton street RAINING back lG fset, and Inn
Terms One half cash, balance in SAX and twelve
months, secured by . deed of trust on the proper.
ty SO
An copveyancing and stamps at tbs cost ofths
purchaser. J2g- 81
A deposite Of 500 will be required at the time Of
purchase.
my 4.d&ds THos. BOWLING. Auct.
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kau Yark S.ack List-Firs, B Bsard.

(By the PeopIe's Lins.I o,, -.
u. S. coupon 6's, 1881, ii34; " D SVte, !oo =;
Ceftitcaies of Indebtedness, esx folo, t79a
O. Y. Ckn kntraI, i32&; Erie, lliX; Hudson. i3 ];
.srIem. 2z2; ReaaaS. lsos Michigan osntrai,
arua and ,:hlcaso. i2f; Cleveland aud Toledo,
siy; chicago snd Rock leland. f5Jk; MIL
Nsukie and Prarie du Ohen, "; Pittsbure,
Fcrt Wayne and Chicago, t0fk; Alton ana
Tens Haute, -; Chicago and Northwestern
-; Quicksilver. 50 *.
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N hEf1iF szA5 III H. AnmAss sans1s:
District OF Columbia will be held at the Union
ssS Mss I
vii be made by senator Wilson. Gov Boutwell,,
Judge Kelley and Dr. Hedge of Mass.
by BY 9rssr of the ASeeutye cSmpIfsse pHsois seev
NSNOTICE.-The regular monthly meeting Of
Sn be hsid On WhPshspATi ths ii infant +
sy: mys-2t 0f0sf 0' 'De festIHai; JAMES F. CROWN.
N%THE LADIES' FAIR AT TRINITY HALL.
S on 5th street, between ID and e, pro misses
choice refreshments and agreeable company ali
combine to render the entertainment pleasant and
attractive. Open every night this week until Sat
urday. my 3-4ta
nCSNOTICE.-A special meeting Of the General
A3 Committee to Encourage Volunteer En-
Gstments will be held at the Council Chamber on
past o'clock. Every member is earnestly re-
is to 3 e., Transacted ByofHaerG e G WfIs6N VI ss
ohsieh odiss a o The
sSA R" sh5 Tsr T be sRs1ba on Wh9
ng Of Eth and The Of this
Foundry Church; season tickets, sdmittipg 2 lady
The G6urch. Single admiRssion is centsn e '''eS u
BY order der Of the Association. On o,,,u
n~A CONCERT. OF VOCAL MUSIC WILL
shoes 0s dreeon
shs 9Th
sehoos otsh s Sas Kindly ored tir the
of one Of his finest pianos for the occasion.
Evening star., 1864-05-04

a COMPANY OF REBEL CAVALRY PUT TO
FLIGHT.