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THIRD WAHD-sECOND PRECINCT.-Notice
is hereby given that, in conformity. to the
an election will be held on Monday, the 9Th day
of june next. at the Model Market, the corner
years; for member of the Board of Aldermen,
to serve two years; and three members of the
board of Common Council, to- serve one year; and
Assessor to serve two years for said Ward.
The Polls open att O'Clock a. and close at 7
p A. ADAMSON
CHARLES F. WOOD,
GEO. c.. WHITING,
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers
Suffers WILL FIND
H. A. DOWNING l. CO.'S

IMPORTANT TO Suffers
Suffers WILL FIND
H. A. DOWNING CO.'S
CON CENTRA TED CLAN
TO BE MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE TO
THEIR TRADE,
It sells very rapidly, and is the most economical
article of diet for the officers mess 1t is prepared
in one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
Chowder. It is highly recommended by Arm
Surgeons. The profits are large.
H. A. DOWNING Il CO.,
Manufacturers of Concentrated Food
No III East 18th ST., New York
For sale by BARBOUR 4 sEMMES, Sole Agents,
Us Louisiana Avenue,
se2-ly Warrington, D. G.
CIV. Bo7BLRR. JSo. ". Bo7sLBn.
Z. W. BOTELER & son,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS, AND OROUKlRY WARE,
BRITTANIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SITS. GOAL OIL LAMPS.
JAPANNID WALTERS. DOOR MATS.
PgAfHIR DUsTlRs. BRUsHls.
WOOD WARE. AND
HOOS0k10Y1N6 AkTlCL06 CENTRALLY.
~ HOUSES, HOTELS. AND STEAMBOATS,
YURNIsH1D AT SHORT NOTICE.
s1s, IRON HALL.
HISNeYLVANIA ANlNUI,
70 I7-eosn between 9th and 10th
Pal K II H A GIN GS.
great variety Of
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES
Adapted to
DINING ROOMS.
CHAMBERS.
5000 YARDS CANTON MATTINGS,
1000 YARDS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Our Mattings are unrvalled in this city, compris.
ing in part the famous Gowqus brand for psrlors
Oil Cloths from to II feet wide, adapted to dinin
rooms, halls, &c. Alss-
WINDOW SHADES,
BRASS CORNICES,
PARLOR MATS, 10
Paper hung by skillful workmen, and all order
promptly attended to. Give US call and So
from 10 to 20 per cent.
RIFLE L FALCONER'S
No. 34s 7th street, between 1 street and
up 23-es Mass. avenue.
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UnItoa states lOsAO LO q Ne
JAZZ COOKE q co.,
asa Fifteenth Street,
RroE1vs SUBSCRIPTIONS 1ol The
NEW ATIONAL LOAN
authorized by act Of March 5. 1854, and known -
TEN.FORTY BONDS,
being redeemabls at the pleasure OF the Govern
ent sfoer ton years. and payable forty years from
date in coin, bearing interest at FIVE PER CENT
AYEAR, payable on bonds not over 800 annually.
and ON large bonds semi-annually. IN COIN.
The COUPON BONDS viii be issued in $50, 500.
$500, and 81 900.
The REG IsTERED BONDS viii be Issued In $50.
800, $500, s.. 900, IS 900, and $4,000.
These are the only gold bearing securities OF tn
Government now prscurable At par, and. yielding
At present value of coin OVER EIGHT PER CENT
plR ANNUM, offer q very desirable investment
for large or small sums.
We Buy and Bell, at market rates,
GOVERNMENT BONDS, OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
and COIN,
and pay the highest prices for
oUARTIRMAsTIR's OERTIFIOATl CHICKS.
NH 29-n JAY COOKE T. CO.
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THIRD WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.-Noticei is
L hereby given that, in conformity With the pro-
an election will be held on Monday, the 9Th dsy Of
June next, at the Office of John W. Semmes. cor
ner Of street north and 9Th street west for Mayor
10 rive twn years; for one member of Board of
Aldermen, two years; and three members of the
Board of Common Council, to serve one year; and
Assessor to serve two years. fUr said Ward.
The Polls open at o clock a. m. and close at
Pm. SAMUEL e. TYSON,
JAS. NJ. TOWERS.
my "a commissioners
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SECOND .wARD-FIRsT PRECINCT.-Notice
- is hereby given, that, in conformity to the
provisions of the charter Of the city of Washing
day of June next ut the northeast corner of H and
l2th STIR ets west for Mayor to serve two years. for
one member of Board of Aldermen, to serve two
years; and three members of Board of Common
Council to serve one year. for said Ward.
The polls will open at m and close at p. m.
JOHN p HILTON,
FRANCIS MILLER.
H. CLAY STEWART,
nrnis
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EIFTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.-Notice is
L hereby given that, in conformity With the
ton, an election will be held Monday, tha 9Th
day of June next at the School house corner of
Sd street east and street south for Mayor, to
serve two years; for one member of BOARD of Al
dermen. to serve two years; and three members of
Board of Common Council, for one year; and As
SCISSOR for said Ward.
The polls open at clock a. M and close p M
J. MILLS.
s. C. WALES.
GEORGE NJ OYSTER,
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EIFTH wARD-sECOND PRECINCT-Notice
Il is hereby given that, in conformity with the
provisions of the charter of the city of Washing
ton, an Election will be he'd Monday, the 9Th
day of June next, at the School House corner of
Third street east and street south, for Mayor to
serve two years; for one member of Board of Alder
men TO serve two years and three members Of
Board of Common Council TO serve one year, and
Assessor for said Ward
The Polls open at O'Clock A. m. and close at
p. IN VIM. SLATER,
+. TIPPETT,
JAS. II. RICHARDS.
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FOURTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT Notice
Il is hereby given, that in conformity to the
provisions OF the charter of the city Of Washing
ton. election will be held on Monday, the 9th
day of June, al the northeast corner OF 9Th and II
streets, for Mayor. TO serve two years; for
member of Board of Aldermen, to serve two
years; and three members of Board of Common
Council, for said Ward
The polls open at clio ok 4. m, and clrse at
p. NJ. 8. X. SYLVESTER,
Il. G. ECKLOFF,
j. W. CLARKE.
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FOURTH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT.-No.
L tice is hereby given that in confor nifty to the
provisions of the charter of the city of Washing
ton. election will be held in the seco nd Pre-
cinct of the Fourth Ward. at the south front,
center of City Hall, entrance to Court House. on
Monday, the 9th day of June, for a Mayor of said
city, to serve two years. one member of the Board
OF Aldermen, to serve two years; three members
of the Board of Common Council, to serve one
year, to represent said Ward.
Polls will be opened at o'clock n. M, and viii
close at O'Clock p. m. -
CHAS H. ANDERSON,
CHAS WALTER.
THOMAS GALLIGAN.
mi
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SIXTH wARD--FIRsT PRECINCT:--Notice is
hereby given that in conformity Win the pro
Of June at the School House, corner of eth street
east and G. street south, for Mayor, to serve for
two years for one member of the Board of Alder
men. to serve for two years; aud three members of
Board of Common Council to serve one year, for
The Polls open at o'clock "a, m and close at
2. m. yosEPH VI COOh
WILT WfIEfA NJ H fbESkiEs'
my24 Commissioners
SIXTH wARD-sECOND PRECINCT Notice is
sons the charter Of the city an
election will be held on Monday, the 9th day of
street south, at Intersection of Virginia avenue.
for Mayor, to serve two years; for one member of
meGbers of BOARD of Common Council to serve serve
one year. for said Ward.
TIE Polls open at A GiGe kkMfs4 fna close at
VIII %iEk1 Y Mf BfR6S'
my24 Commissioners.
SEVENTH WARD-FIRsT PRECINCT.-Notlce
- is hereby given that in accordance with the
n election viii iii be- Rald on Monday the 9Th day Of
June next. at the csrner OF 18th and streets, east
ser of Board of Aldermen. to serve two Years and
three members OF Board of Common Council. to
serve one and Assessor to serve two years for
Polls open a. o clock a.; m and close at p m.
S. G. MAGRUDER,
myT Commissioners.
- Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
the provisions of the charter OF the city of Wash
ington. election will be held ON Monday, the 9th
day of June next, at the corner of Seventh street
and Maryland avenue, west side of eth street, for
Mayor to serve two years; for one member of Board
of Aldermen, to serve two years. three members of
Board of Common Council. to serve year; and
Assessor to serve two years for said ward.
Polls open at o'clock a and close Mt o. m,
W. T. DONIPHAN,
81. o. NOYBS,
HENRY M KNIGHT,
myN Commissioners.
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EIRST wARD-sECOND PRECINCT.-Notice
+ is hereby given that, in comic. nifty With the
an election viii be held Nc ndsy, the 9th day of
June next at F R. Dorsett's carpenter shop, cor
ner of and sth streets west, for Savor, to serve
two years; for one member of Board of Aldermen,
two years and three members of Board Of Common
Council, to serve year; and Assessor to serve
two years for said Ward.
The polls open at clock q; m and close at p.
m. j. W. DYER.
GEO F. KIDWELL,
l.. P. RODIER,
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nj TEETH.
MI LOOMIe. N ID the In xentnr and Pate

nj TEETH.
~. LOOMS, N; The Inventor and Patentes
tends personally at his ONCE in this
city, Many persons can wear thesellYyYY0
teeth who cannot wear others, and no
Persons esllin g at my ONCE can be accommodated
with style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but to those who particular and wish the purest
eIeanest strongest, and most perfect dentare that
art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE win be
Rooms in this city-No 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets ALSO. 9O5 Arch st.,
Philadelphia. mar4-ly
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sT1ANsHIP COMPANY.
The Screw steamaAips
BALTIMORE,
eALV0R.
IAHIRl,
JAM1D .. 8RlnN,
AID FAIRBANKS
soMYo.s tas line Of this company. ls.yins foot
6eoIsOtown, svery Wednesday and Saturday,
MORGAN & RHIN1HART, Ags.,
70 8-9m Foot AtsA st., GEORGETOWN.
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STAGE LlNG.-Erom and after "Wednesday MAY
- liza DAILY LINE of Stages will 1Tn. 10y
run from the P Psnpsylvania House
follows: To burIattsville, T. B.. Beent,wn. Brx.a.
town, Angasville, O. Hall. Ohaptico, st. g. Bay,
ana Leonardfown. and return daily. The line ia
heretofore. every Tuesday, Thursday and sstur.
A. F. KIMMELL, Asant
Washington city, May s,lSss my n Sim:
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E,IRsT WARD-FIRST PRECINOT.-Notice is
L hereby given, that in conformity to the proTi-
sions of the chart. ofthe city of Washington. an
election Hin be held on Monday, the otn Gay Oh
Jure, ~ John G. Reeves carpenter shop. on 81,
betW cen 18th and tn streets west, for Msy'r, to
serve two " airs: for cne member CT the boara .,
Alderman to serve two years: and three n-moers
of Board of Common Council, for said Ward
The polls open at o'clock , M, ana G,ose az
LEWIS b. PARKER,
WM RIGGLES,
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CHIEF QgARTERMASTERS OFFICE, }
~ DRrORT OF WAsHINGroN,$

Washinston. ID. c., january 4, 1864.
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
ONCE Furniture, Harness, and Saddlery, are re-.
quested to send to this Office, on MONDAY of each
week sealed proposal list, in duplicate, of the
articles they prepared to furnish this Depot AZ
short notice. with the price of each marked in plain
figures so that the exigencies of the service
require it, the article or articles can be obtained
without delay, and at the lowest price.
ouired TO furnish the list punctaaliy avery Mondsv
morning. d. H. kUCkER,
Brigadier General and Chief Qnsrtermaster
3a5-tf Depot Of Washington.
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and W. B. ENTWIeLE, corner Twelfth street and
Pennsylvania ave.. Washington D. @. apl-am
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The Alabama and the lEeaIgaree
Concluded
CAPT. sENYEs' OFFICIAL EEPoR


LONDON, June %, 18GI.-Mr. Mason
The Representative OF the rebel Govern
ment, has sent q copy OF this report 10 The
London Times:
Capt. Semmes says that in an hour and
ten minutes the Alabama was found to be
IN o sinking state, the enemy's shells hay
ing exploded Oh her sides and between
decks.
For few minutes he had hopes o.
reaching the French coast, but the ship
filled rapidly and the furnace fires WEI
extinguishod.
Capt. Semmes says: now hauled down
cJlors to prevent the further destruction
OF life, and dispatched boat to inform
the enemy of our condition. Although
we we're now but 400 yards from each
other, the enemy fred at ne FIVE times
after colols had been struck. Il IS Chart
able to suppose that ship &c war Of q
Christian nation could not have done this
Intentionally.
Some twenty minutes after my furnace
fires had been cxtinguished, and the ship
being On the point OF sinking, each man,
IL obedience to 9 previous order which
hGd been given 10 the crew, jumped over
board and endeaVored to save himself.
There was 40 appearance Of any boats
coming from the enemy after The ship
Ayeut down. / was fortunate myself III
escaping to the shelter of the neutral flag
on board Mr.. Lancaster's yacht Deer
Hound, together with forty others.
At length the Alabama's rudder was
disabled by one Of her opponents heavy
shells, and they hoisted sails, but it was
soon reported to Captain Semmes by one
ofhjs officers that his ship was sinking.
With great bravery the guns were kept
ported TIL the muzzle5 were actually IN
der, water, and the last shot from The
doomed ship was fred as she was settling
down.
When her stern was completely under
wafer, Captain Sammes gave orders for
the men to save themselves as best they
could and every one jumped into the sea
and swan to the boats which had put off
to their rescue. Those of them who were
wounded were ordered by Captain Sem
mes to be placed III the AIabama's boats.
was as far as possible obeyed.
The wounded men on board the Deer
hound were carefully attended to until
her arrival here, when they were taken
10 the Sailors Horne, in The Canute road.
CSFSldl VI li4S luSi diG llOl = VI 1898 scar
red, but they areall about thetown to day,
ind the only noticeable case is that OF
man who was wounded in the groin, and
hat but slightly.
When the men came on board the Deer
lound they had nothing on but their
drawers and shirts, having been stripped
o fight; and one of the men with sal
or's deyotedness, insisted on seeing his !
aptain, who was then lying in Mr.. Ian
aster's cabin in very exhausted state, |
S he had been intrusted by Capt. Semnes |
18th the ships papers, and to no one
lse would he give them up. The men
IRE ell very aaxions about their captain,
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the crew were in want OF clothes and
shoes. The captain WAS permitted 10
take on beard a supply Of fuel and some
provisions and clothing, but he could Lot
be allowed anything more. 10 had d.
posted in the hands OF the Brazilian
C0nsul-his money, that OF his crew, las
wit, lass ships p:%er5 and forty five chro-
nolnetcrs, which ne had taken nom cap
tnred vessels
On Sunday morning Tho Alabama got
her steam up, aud left the Ioadstcad, es.
corted by the French iron -clad iriglte,
the Couroune, The mission OF which was
10 have what is called the maritime law
overwhelmingly, distance ofnine
marine miles. When the two combatants
had passed that limit the Couonne re-
turned into The roads.cad.
The engagement then commenced, the
Alabama cndeavoripg TO run alor gside
and board her adversary, who was more
powerful than herself, both as 10 build
and weight OF metal but she could not
succeed in the attempt, as the equality III
their speed allowed tie other vessel to
keep II certain distance, and both the
steamers kept firing their guns at good
range. These manUuvTes and the can
nonade lasted nearly an hour, at The end
Of which time the Alabama slackened
her Gre and let off her steam, VIII ch cir
cumstance, for those spectators, who were
competent 90 fo.m 2u opioiOn, indicated
some damage 10 her machinery. The
Kearsarcc continued 10 fire III "a distance,
avoiding TO come close 20 The COME derate
vessel. The latter, in few minutes after,
SET her hoAlsails. which appeared 10 show
that the fore part of the vessel had been
damaged, and that she Intended 10 run
in for the land. At about halfpast Il
the Alabama went down all at cnce by
tne stern, her Tag still 1lgial aud disap-
peared. Two of her boats had been pre-
viously lowered with men in them. When
the Alabama turned towards the shore
the Federal vessel kept firing on her
withcat The IRE being returned, except ..
long intervals.
The kealsaTge has suffered severely,
having received twelve shots in The hull.
IIor crew was superior in number 10 tina.
OF Tie Alabama, which had between one
hundred and thirty and oae hundred and
forty men.
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a Word TO Misslssippians.
MACoy. Mss, July Is, 18t

MACON, MISS, july 10, 1864.
Mr.. Editor On the 4th inst, Governor
Clark issued proclamation, in which he
appeals to the patriotism of the people of
the State to volunteer for thirty days
only in her defense, and rally to the as
sistance of the gallant troops, serving IN
der our victory-crowne1 Generals, Lee
and Forrest, to drive from our borders the
ruthless invaders of our soil. Gov Pet
tus, Senator Nicely, and others from KEN
per county, Col. Wesson, President of the
Mississippi Manufacturing Company, with
a company composed Of the male opera
tors Of his factory and citizens OF this
county, numbering some seventy in all,
Capt. Common, with his deputies, and
company of boys from the eastern portion
of this county, have all, with alacrity,
molly responded to the call and are now
rendezyoused at Artesil, determined to
punish or drive the hated Invaders from
our State. A noble example worthy OF
oil praise; let others emulate them now
whilst the field is already red with the
blood OF those who fell yesterday, hero
ely contesting every inch of ground,
the shout of triumph will soon be
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L!st OF CRaEaittas

In the 2j.h Mississippi Regiment, Ftcn
chs Division Army OF Tennessee.
Compony B--Wou4leJ: D Gates. tAiel
.-.ti..
Company C-KI!od: " Il R.dford.
Wounded: 4 J HIring leg severe; c +
Biner, shoulder and arm sliabu John
JaimRis, hack ot neck severe; Thomas
Stanton, confusion, chest; Lieut. Warren.
Nip Sight. Missing: Wm Coats.
Com, any D-Killed J RcouEb.
Wounded: T Croker, thigh severe; ~
: Germany, head severe; j a lIollinss
worth, back and side mUrtaily;J Crock.
er, hand severe.
Company E-Wound. VIM Thomas,
arm and chest serious.
Company F-Woonded: Mack Waner.
head Slight; " l. Pace, hugsr slight: J 4
Pace, ltg slight.
Company Wounded; Lieut. GIiileaps,
arm slight.
Company Wounded; 4 Ncllea,
uilh severe; d I Hatcher, leg slight.
Company l. Wounded: W $ Farauson.
leg severe; S zones, chest dangerous:
James Bell. side Slight; Serg't VIM Buck
ley SHOULDER Slight; d Fore, knee serious:
W A CLARK, tbigh seye.e.
Company k Wounded; Lieut Z D
Jones, foot severe.
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xeg- 1.-The Camp, the Biyouac and the
Battle Field" is the title Of neat vol
ume 10y DR.. w. /. Gammage. It com
prises complete history OF the fourth
Arkansas Regiment, with occasional ref
orence to current events, and is vigorous
ly and attraciiyely written. We bespeall
for it q generous acceptance ut the hands
OF the people.