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encouragement Of Emisratien-Draf. Of
an important Bill BY Mr.. seward
~ IDispatch 70 the N. Y. Evening Postl

WASHINGTON, April 5.--Secretary Seward
has addressed a letter to Mr.. Washburne,
Chairman Of the House Select Committee on
Emigration, recommending the passage OF q
law to encourage emigration. He proposes to
advance to INDECENT emig rants sufficient money
to cover the expense OF ocean transit, ana
eends to the committee the draft of bill TO
appointment OF a Commissioner OF Emigra-
ton with three clerks, ard pledges the labor
Of the emigIant for the repaymentof the loan.
It also authorizes reduction Of the tonnage
one wear for the naturalization of emigr6nts.
The bill will be reported TO the House by Mr..
Grfnneii, of lows.
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ExPLosIoN AND LOSS orr IIrE.

PHlLApELPHIA, April "A large boiler at
Merrick Il Sons Southwark Foundry ex.
plcded this morning, causing much loss of life
and great destruction OF property. Five work
ingmen were killed, and over thirty wounded
by the explosion.
The boiler house was situated in the center
of the building, forming hollow square. 1t
contained two boilers, one Of which exploded,
throwing temporarily out of employment seven
hundred men. The following are the names of
the killed: Jos. Wiser, Pat. Branaan, Chas.
Webb, Daniel Mclaughlin. John Dougherty,
Jno. MCGOWAN and Edw. Bannon. Ten of
the wounded are at the hospital Several
others will probably die The exploded boiler
shattered into two pieces one portion being
thrown fifty feet, demolishing the pattern shop
and damaging the other building The explo.
sion will cause much delay on machinery for
Government steamers.
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RY VIM. L. WALL L co. Auctioneers.

u s. MARSHAL's SALE OF A SCHOONER ANp
hsb oAkao SNAP fI
s.s s.sss B.:.g ..s
N Ell = Sssis Is
WEDNEsDAI. tie 18th Gay Of April Inst. ' is 81
essss Of sss aso s:'a a.a ass
, C, ss and and s'cop, viz a..
Ss:::s Tong ss;j s.,.,,
@ sSep IT,
sps dads Ap per WI I. wsLL dcs Co. hais:
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgstovn
ARM,NIsnRa TORS SALE GA LAgsg AN,
eES s9ER2f c assssTm a22ssAfoe 3
usually kept in first class Family Grocery, to b,
Wiistorf, No iss Briies stress, Geors .taan. town.
g., commencing on WEDN EsDAY.. K. M, istl
m e' n sccount Of the wesi6er.i '-'O 'O''p0's
On THURSDAY AFrERsSSooN. 18th of April \.
san rsee; q O'Clock ,, m viii sel let Of ii
yer Ware, Ncithwestern Virginia Railroad Bonds
Amssc an, and foreign Colo ard SILVER Coin
The Groceries and Liquors embrace, in part
large collection Of heavy soods, all in COED order
Lame in bart: -
% boxes Maccaropi and yermicelli.
SO cans and bot tsspsf Preserved Fruits &C.
So cases Freneh Mustard,
Large lot Letter and Note Paper, Pens Euvel
IRON Safe. Platform. Counter. and otA.,
70 ki.s Mackerei,
y i sbls kSs an. md NJ M1.ssseEsl
80 boxes Mould Candles
IL boxes Adamsntine Candles.
y boxes CASTLE Soap,
q boxes Brown and White Soap
5 casks Sugar Cured Hams.
Large iot Almonds, Brazil Nuts. Canary Seed
Sc boxes of Layer Rsisins. vholes. halves saa
5bbls Keros enc Oil.
@ s sHass ST. asfs aessns qos.eeo
so gross Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
i az: E + S SSs;tsss;
50 cases Of Claret Vile.
10 cases of Barsae,
and ess:s Ss Num-
ct MarceauH, and other brands Of ehoie'
50 BIS SbalaRRs Eve *Wh,iskey,
u bbls Rose Gin.
Iprpcheon pure Irish whisksy
cask pure Holland Gin,
casks Clare. Wine.
9punck cons lock Wine,
80 bbls of assorted Wines. Brand es, Cord as
40 d s1esr sss Se q Sf Bisoking,
6f5 Dem,johns, assorted sizes.
Buckets, Tubs, Reps, Txins. and variety Of otssr
aps-a oh fH6M RUs b6 y kfSeRi aaet.
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Destructive FIRE In BOSTON.

UESTNUCTIVE FIKE IN BOSTON.
Boston, April 6.-Shortly after midnight last
night fire broke out in the Freemasons' Hall
which, together with the Winthrop House, in
the same block, was totally destroyed. Loss
100000.
Only the walls Of the Freemasons' Hall and
Winthrop House remain standing this morn.
ing. All the CUES is Of the hotel escaped, but
very little property was saved. Mr.. Silsby,
proprietor of the Winthrop House, loses about
$4,000 in furniture and fixtures.
The destruction Of the Freemasons, Hall in.
wolves loss of 100000. The building was
owned by the F,eemasons and partially in.
sured. The property originally cost 800, 900
and s56,O0O had recently been invested in re-.
pairs. 1t was situated on the corner Of Boyles-
ton and fremont streets
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SECOND EDITION.
CONTRACTS FOR FURNISHING THE GOV
80 =. ERNMENT WITH MILES e.

CONTRACTS FOR FURNISHING THE GOV
EMINENT WITH MULES.
Un Monday bids were opened at the ONCE Of
Gen. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, for fur.
nishing the Government with 1000 mules Only
nine bids were offered. at prices ranging from
S155 to $50. The following are the bids:
John o. Price, Cockeysville, Md, and W. H.
lngersoll, Hagerstown, Nd, 300 mules each, at
e155 per mule.
d. p. Moore, Washington, D. o., 200 mules, ut
S16s per mule.
B. Reed, Philadelphia. Pa. 900 mules, at
$169.9O per mule. lr.F (
VIM. W. Fisher & Co., Philadelphia, Pa $50
mules, at $l74.sO per mule.
W.P. Church, Washington, D. G., 200 mules,
at Sl7s per mule. Jag s.-
W. H. Hendricks. Kentucky, 500 mules, at
S17s per mule. Hs# sns
o. H. Burbridge, Washington, D. G., soc
mules, at $179 per mule.
Mcclure, Miller & Co., Washington, D. O.,
500 mules, at $3.50 per mule.
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RETIRED LIST OF Justices AND JUDGES OF
THE UNITED STATES CoUKTs.-Senator An
thony introduced bill yesterday, providing
for the retiring OF Justices Of the Supreme
Court, or District Judges Of the United States,
at their own request after ha wing reached the
age Of seventy years. II a retiring chief jus.
tice, or associate jus tice, has served not over
fifteen years his pay shall be "a 900 per ann un,
and $500 shall be added for every additional
five years. District Judges are to have three
fourths OF salary, provided that none shall be
less than $4,000. Vacancies made by the retir-
ing process are to be supplied by appointments
by the President.
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TIE POSITION OF THE GOVERNMENT To-
WARD THE NEW GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO
The following paragraph appears in a recent
humber of the London Globe
1--WE have reason to believe that, on accept.
irg the crown OF Mexico, the Emperor Maxi
MILAN will address from Mexico a formal no.
uBcitiOn of his accession to the throne to all
the Princes and powers with whom he wishes
10 estab diplomatic relations. Amongst
tie number Is the United States Of America,
Mr.. Day ton the American Minister in Paris
having already lntimated the readiness OF
Government to accredn a representative i'm
HE xico and receive minister from the Emper-
81 Of Mexico"
There is every reason to believe that Mr.,
Dayton has given no intimation of the char
acter thus referred to, and that his Government
has not authorized him to give any such.
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SENTENCE COMMUTE

SENTENCE COMMITTED.
Robert hartman, Of company K, LIST New
Jersey volunteers, who was found guilty OF
deeertion by a general court. martial and SEN
fenced to be shot, has had his sentence COM
muted by President Lincoln to imprison nent
at hard labor at the Dry Tortugus during the
remainder of the war.
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REPUTATION MExICO

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-An Official docu-
ment, dated Imperial Palace, at Mexico, De-
partment of Foreign Affairs, March 4, 1864,
states that the regency of the empire having
been informed that certain persons coming from
ports on the Pacific have taken possession OF
lands in Mexico, under contracts made with
President Juarez, announces that all such con.
tracts are void and OF NO effect.
This act of Republication is in accordance
with similar documents issued July 18th, 1863.
by General Almonte and others. after .Juares
had left the Capitol.
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TIE WELCOME TO GEORGE THoMPsoN.-As
stated IN another column, George Thompson
Of England, the distinguished orator and hu.
manitaIian, will, by In vitation Of the ssWash-
ington lecture Association joined by promi.
nent members Of both Houses of Congress,
speak in the Hall Of Representatives tonight.
Vice President Hsmlin will preside. There
will undoubtedly be large gathering to greet
tie distinguished speaker.
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A G II A L L r n q K.

Seeing that HANK MASON, Jig Dancer At H..
Metropolitan Hall styles himself cham pion Of th.
world, L, DICK PERRY. Champion Jig Dance, ,s
Boston, will dance him ss'rsiGhtJig Cor, sap o,
Saturday night, April 9Th, at the above Hall
Ifthis meets his appreciation he will please A.,
swer through any of the public papers in wssh;,.
ton city, DC. DICK PERRY.
1t Jig Dancer of Boston
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SHOWED IN.-The first u. S. Mail to Ban.
mock. Idaho, which left this city on the sth of
February, was heard Of last week SLOWLY adj.
vancinE from Soda Springs with the aid OF the
troops located there. The driver and some of
the soldiers were reported to have suffered con.
sfderabiy nom the severely cold weather. That
route may do sometime, but the first experi.
ment Of winter travelling has been eyerythjne
kSt pleasure trip.-Dssrt Meas, NareA 10,
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THE WILKES COURT MARTIAL.

THE WILKES COURT MARTIAL.
The court met this morning at II. O'Clock
when Acting Master Fred. ID. Stuart was called
and testified to the genuineness of the letters
and dispatches offered yesterday as evidence
Mr.. Fox, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
was next called by the prosecution as a rebuff
ting witness to certain evidence produced by
the defence 20
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EXCHANGE OF PRIsONERs.-It is understso cd
that General Butler has arranged a baak OF
exchange with Commissioner Ould, whereby
all Cur prisoners will be exchanged. The
agreement, however, remains to be netioned
by the Richmond and Washington authorities
II is known that the rebels are exceedingly
anxious to secure their prisoners, who have
tattened in their comfortable quarters, tor the
spring campaign.
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Union Triumphs in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, April 5.-The election in this
city has resulted in the entire success of the
Union ticket. The success Of the Union tickets
in Lancaster and Dayton, the homes Of Val.
landigham and Olds, sufficiently indicate what
the verdict Of the people will be wherever
sspeace and submission" coQ didates are put up
The result in all the towns in Ohio, as far as
heard from, shows a total and complete rout
of the Democracy.
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NEW MUSIC, JUST OCT.

l4s
C. g; G., song for the times, dedicated to Gen. q.
Bury Ne in the Sunshine, very beautiful plain
tive song, the subject from the last words OF
ssass's3R fine song b,
sssi1 sehottiseh very pres
The SOM Of all Songs, being the last written by
fSsisf H:.S;s!, s ss1s: s s,
Yos GreihS Sssss f.n sens g cents cents,
Music sent BY mail free ofpostase. Pianos tuned
repaired, removed, packed, exchanged; stored &c.
Any Musical Instrument repaired at short notice
New and hand Pianos JOIN aoHHsYfF on Ennf
ap 5=st -. - 500 Pa. sv., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS: -
nIssoLUTIoN OF coPARTNERsHIP.
The copartnership heretofore existing between
7. Fl. johnson and Gwynn Harris h in the Grocery
is sh viii dsi herser Sc
Johnson; who win collect all bills due the firm.
them
rreceipt for the same; and those indebted to the
50 - -, 80 Z aw Fl SsSSH HsRk1s.
Washington, April 4, 1854 sp 5.lw
T'HE NATIONAL ALMANAC AND ANNUAL
l hhoohD FOR 1854,
E1hioi''nip eoaE 81 FINANCIAL,
Economical. Educational, and Military Condition
and q ae sesrs
'D' and the PsIsoansl q the Gov:
l2mo., upwards Of @ pages. Price, in boards,
81 Is; muslin binding, 81 so.
Sent free on receipt Of price
~ 'Et'#+ Bookseller and Stationer,
ap b-lW 334 Penna. avenue.
N0ET1H AMERICAN YoS,I hEylEw, APalI 1854
Theodore Parker; shaksperian Pronunciation;
vile; The Navy OF the United States: The Future
supply Of Cotton; Carl Ritter; Loyal Work in Mis-.
Critical Notices; Editorial Note; Letter from the
President. - FRANCK TAYLOR,
APPS -. Agent.
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ID MAYORS OFFICE, April s, 1884

ID MAYORS OFFICE. April s, 1854
y PROPOSALS will be received at this office unit
II oclCck on Saturday. the 9th instant, for grs
ding and graveling Sd street east, from G stree
south to street south, or much thereof as th'
Mayor may deem necessary.
The gravel to be of a quality approved by The
Commissioner and Assistant Commissioners.
The gravel to be nine inches in the center, taper
ing to four inches at the gutter line, when roll
and to be well raksd of stones of improper size
and well rolled with heavy roller.
bidders will state the price per Gu bic yard for
cutting or filing that which ma rec uire the most
There will only one be allowed, and square yard
for graveling
The superAuous earth, If any, to be placed where
the Commissioner of the Fifth Ward may direct
and no part of the appro priation will be paid the
contractor without certificate 81 gned by the Com
missioner and Assistants, certifying the work hss
been done in satisfactory manner, and according
10 the contract.
W Il HAMILTON,
Commissioner of the Fifth War
VIM NOTTINGHAM,
THOS BAYNE,
Assistants
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TRANSPORTED no FORT wARREN

TRANSFERRED TO FORT WARREN.
Boston, April s.--James r. and Charles W.
Milburn, brothers, and active rebels, sent here
nom the Old Capitol, have been transferred to
Fort Warren. ak
soldier named Allen was shot dead on the
beach last Aight while resisting the guard and
Attempting 70 desext aa4
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. J. G. Nicolay, the Presi.
dents private secretary, has returned from a
brief visit to New York.
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS!
v-. AND FROM THR
MOST RELIABLE AUTHORITY
p. J. b Ell LEV Il 90,
SO SEVENTH STREET,

It's no use talking, we have got the inside track
and we are bound to keep it for the benefit Of our
friends We have Just received
80 dozen Coats SPOOL COTTON, which We will
sell at 81 dozen,
go dozen Perry's very fine WATER TWIST, as
good as Coats, warranted $50 yards, at 60 cents
per dozen,
200 boxes HOOKS and EYES, l gross each, % cents
per box,
500 papers American PINS, s cents per paper,
50 900 assorted NEEDLES at s cents per paper.
No speeulator need apply Only a package to
each family.
An additional new stock of Plain Ornamental .
Gilt and Fancy PHOTOGRAPHIC FRAMES, the
prettiest styles we have ever had We are still
selling at our usual low prices, yet We are paying
81. so per dozen advance. It's amusing to see how
marching, but We are bound to keep the track.
p ]. BELLEW l. CO.,
$40 It'll street. doors south of
ap4 -lw Odd Fellows Hall.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BALTIMORE ELECTION
THE DISLOYAL NOT VOTING

BALTIMORE, April 6.-The election is pro.
ceeding very quietly. There is no opposition
in this city or Baltimore county. The disloya al,
SO far as heard from, have made no effort to
vote. Full returns may be expected TO- night
as far as can be reached by telegraph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-06

By From the New York publishers, Leonard
sc, tt q Co, we have the February number of
the North British Review, containing, amongst
ether attractive articles, the most appreciatiye
and felcitious notice of the life and genius of
Thackeray we have yet SEEN
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CASUALTY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
= DovER, N. H., April 6.-Three small build
ings, belonging TO the Union Pioneer Works at
New Durham, were blown up yesterday after
neon Four men were killed. The damage to
property was not great
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS WARDROBE
~ AND
LADIES, FINDER GARMENTS

have complete and handsome assortment Q
French and home manufacture of Infants. Girls
Boys and Ladies' Under Garments, Blnuses
in this city
Ladies, exclusively have charge of this depart
ment. Only one price will be asked. without
deviation Also. the latest styles of Cloaks 81
Nantes, Lace Points, Shswls, Hsnbroideries Blacs
and Fancy Silks, general stock of White Goods
Dress Goods, &C. &c Everything W IL be sold 81
the lowest New York PRICES,
s. NJ MEYENBERG.
Lste S. d ". Meyenberg,l
AZ Market Space, be ween 9TH and Sth sts..
ap51w under the Avenue House.
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wa.bins,on Money Market,
AN IMPORTANT OMISSION

$50 AN IMPORTANT OMISSION
The omission by the printers of three words
from our paragraph yesterday concerning the
movements OF Gen Grant, put Gen. Sheridan
in command Of the Army Of the Potomac, in
stead Of, "in command of the cavalry OF the
Army Of the Potomac" as 1t should have read.
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ap std

GOVERNMENT SALE OF FLOUR BARRELS
Will be sold at the d. 8. Bakery. Alexandra
Va, on FRIDAY, april sth, at ii o'clock, al n
6fo0 Barrels,
Terms cash in Governments funds
Abb MOTT.
ap.5.3t Captain aud G. s. V.
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~NoTLCE;- Carpenters and Cabinet Makers
III of Washington and Georgetown are re-
spectfully requested to attend meeting to be held
at United Hall. 18th street. between Pa. avenue
1902. m. A full attendance is desired. 3
By order of Committee. ap 5-2ts
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IT. U B &c W E L COM E

HON. GEORGE THOMPSON
(The distin guished Orator and Phlanthropist late
member of the British Parliament,}
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
AT THE HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, APRIL 6.
The Waship gton Lecture Association, Joined by
prominent members of both Houses of Congress,
having extended to Mr.. Thompson an invitation
to visit this metropolis and address our citizens,
that gentleman has accepted the invitation, and
arrangements have been made accordingly for the
evening as above announced.
citizens that this eminent man has been from first
to last, the friend and advocate of the
Union cause. night after night, in England, de-
Tending it with all his powers to crowds of eager
listeners. We should now greet and honor him in q
manner betting his talents and the character of
the services he has rendered the republic in the
Holders of season tickets to the second course
of lectures given By the Association are entitled
to admission on this evening
Tickets admitting to the floor of the House. 81
q limited number only to be Sold. Tickets to
other parts of the House. 80 cents. to be obtained
tyne's, and at the Hall on the evening.
Doors of Hall open al % clock. Address to COM
JOHN PlERPONT, President.
T. RICHARDS. Treasurer. ap4-3t
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~Generai Mcdowell is ordered to Califor.
Ii, to take command, and will leave at on e.
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as DETACHED.
Assistant Surgeon W. Il. Schofield, U. S. N,
has been detached from the steamer Union,
and is now awaiting orders.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; aeorxeto~,
81 UsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE a,
----E- AuGTf0N 'N al

BIC USEHULD AND KITCHEN FURNIT ORE nd,
AUCTION. nj
, On TUESDAY ~. MofEIFss Agsil lath, 1854, .. I,
above West street, Geor getown Q general ss,ost
ment Of Household and Kitchen Furniture. ena.
sietins of -.-..a.. - 0oa
Hair Cloth Parlor Furniture 81 E.
Bedsteads, Mattresses and Bedding
Ruresus, Carpeta, chairs, Tables &c Ac
Secretary and Book case; Lounge Mirrors he
I Kit 81 en- Parior and other Stoves
And general assortment of Furniture m.
numerous to mention, "
Terms cash.
ap6-d THOMAS DOWLIN4 AprS
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NE REGISTERS OFFICE, March %, 1864.
u9 Notice is hereby given that the Licenses is
snea TO owners So OF Mag9ns Oar.s ana pfsss WI,
Licenses must be renewed in compliance with law &,
at this Office within ten days after that time.
SAMUEL E. DOUGLASS,
NH Is dtap10 Register.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fsher.-This morn.
ing, the District Attorney ntere a noHe pros in
each Of the following cases: Christopher V.
Hogan and John Kerrigan. false pretences; W.
Stevens, larceny; r. Worms, A. Worms, and
Meyer Oppen helmer, false pretences.
Sarah Brown, indicted tor keeping bawdy
house, su limited her case and was fined SIS.
Ellen Bride, alias johnson, indicted for q
similar offence, submitted her case, and re-
ceived like fine.
Alexander Moore, indicted for larceny, was
found not guilty.
The petty jury were discharged till Tuesday
next. :
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By GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctionssrs.

II VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
TON On TUysDAY. the 9Th of April next. We
shall sell in front Of tie premises st So clock p
m the followis hspesoms snildins Lots; v I,
subdiyision Of square No. SIS thsss lots have fron.
of Is feet each running back IS feet TO aueye ans
very handsomely situated. a
Terms: One-third cash. balance In Six sns
twelve optbs for notes bearing interest; deso
Civ en- ard deed Of trust taken.
An conveyance and stamps at the cost OF the p'',
'n msas eodAds GREEN & WILLIAMs, Aucti.
STHE ABOVE SALE rS POST P0NEp " "
ap5 init GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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-..HER MAJESTY'' CHAM ACME
TIE poYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.

limited quantity of this superior Wine rs
been secured for the undersigned, ana the nr%
sb;nmept of 500 cases has arrived. by the steam
shin Olympus. direct from the cellars of the wei
known house OF
Messrs. DE yENOGE & CO.,
at Epernay, France. The present invoice ~iii '.
introduced into this market at the very low PRIV
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OF QUARTS
payable in currency which is much below It's h'''
cost. r....s
The superior quality of this Wine Is guaran',
and it is offered with confidence oil It's appf''''"
.connoisseurs. ..s,4.
Orders for one or more cases may oe auui
by letter or otherwise, to the undersigneu. -
s. 'e'' WIN. HENRY. WARD, ss
> Wine and Fruit Deaier.,
: sHs.o No : Broad street, near Wall, New ierf.
ap l-sW a,tss
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The WEATHER continues rainy and disa.
greeable, Another N. E. ram storm has pre-
vailed since yesterday atnoon.. All the streams
in the adjoining country are very high, and the
roads deep in mud. The high tides in the Po-
The river is up to the top of the wharves, and
the water runs considerably up King street.
There is difficulty Of landing from the steam.
boats when the tide is at its height. Or course,
we presume, the condition OF the roads and
streams puts a stop. at present, to any import
ant army movements On either side.-Atez. Ga<.
Aprit stu. -
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. s.


A SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-06

POLICE REPORTs-First Precinct -D4 yid
Patient, II. u. Eddy, George Lyons, drunk
kept till sober. Lieut. J. A. Russell, rebel sol
der; sent to the Provost Marshal.
Second Precinct.-W lillian Fossnaught, as
sault and battery; dismi ssed.
Third Precinct-Wiliiam Young suspicion Of
larceny; Timothy Early. drunk and disorderly;
dis missed. =
Fourth Precinct John Quinn, drunk; 81.
Sizth Precinct-Joseph Clements Edward
Brick, Benjamin Kirby, running hose car
riage on the pavement; SO each.
Tenth Precinct.-Hugh Gallagher, disorderly;
$40. Michael Sullivan, drunk and ,tisorderly.
Kaufman Myenberg. assault and battery; dis
missed.