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..I4j8f General Augur has issued the follow
ing important order in relation to paroled
prisoners of war at large in this District:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH
InGToN, ED Army Corps, April goth, 1866
General Orders, No. 5i.-All paroled prisoners
of war at large in the District of Columbia will
report in person, without delay to Colonel T.
Ingraham, Provost Marshal General Defenses
North of the Potomac, at his office on Nth
street in this city. All such prisoners else
where in the Department will report to the
nearest Provost Marshal. The residence of
each prisoner, with his name and rank, will
be recorded, and none will be allowed to wear
the uniform of the. rebel army. Each person
Will be directed to report in person at the office
which his name is registered once in every ten
days, and Provost Marshals will report
promptly to these he adquarters all failures to
comply with this order.
BY command of Major General Augur.
A. E. KING, Asst Adj't General
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UEROLD.

On Wednesda. Da.h, -. . -
man Of This city, OF his acquaintance at the
Steps of the Metropolitan Hotel, and asked
him if he had seen Booth The party ques-
toned inquired what Booth, and Heroid an
svered "Wilkes Booth" Herold was an.
syel ed in the negative, and the inquiry was
made of him what he wanted Of Booth, to
which he made an evasive answer, saying
that Booth had promised to introduce him to
young lady. This incident, though not mate.
rial. serves TO add to the array Of facts show
ing his close intimacy with Booth.
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THE TUSCALOOSA.

From private letter from Capetown, coast
of Africa, received yesterday, we learn that the
pirate Tuscaloosa has been lying at that port
since last fall, having been seized by tho colo
NAL authorities at the instance of the U. S. Con-
sui, Graham.
The Tuscaloosa was formerly the bark Con.
rad, which was captured by the Alabama in
1868. and converted into tender by placing
ON board about 80 men and four 12.pound
hswitzers, and put under the command OF one
the lieutenants of the Alabama. The Tusca.
loosa put into Cape Town for supplies.
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1Qf SPRING ASSORTMENT 400
AT HCU
NJ A r. II RITE RS.
NO. 4e6 SEVENTH STREET

NJ a II n IL i II q r -.
NO. 4o6 SEVENTH STRERT,
DEALER ~
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMlNTs
1kBRAoINa
PAPER HANGINaS.
a ae.ecs and varied stock Of Gilt, Medium and
low PR ced Paper Hsneines. Borders, Statues. Cen
ire Pieces. &c, embracing the Largest aud Hand
soonest assortment in the District.
WINDOW SHADES.
BUT, Green, Pink. Lavender, Chocolate. Brown
and GILT window Shades. Q variety of patterns;
Shade Fixtures, Tsssels. &c.
PICTURE CORD TAS6HLS
Blk and Worstsd Picture Cord and TasseIs. diff.
ferent sizes and colors, beautiful assortment.
Picture Rings. Nails, &c
OVAL PICTURE FRAMB9.
The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the
District, warranted to- beSilAed With gold LEAF.
Also, variety of Dark Wood Francs, with VI.
ried stock Of small sized Oval and Carte do Visits
Frames.
EEGRAVINGS l. PAINTINGS
few choice 1uGravings and Paintings always
In store.
Orders for Paper Hanging and window, Shades
punctu ally attended to, and executed in the best
manner, in city or country.
W Terms Cash for Goods or Labor
10 ]. MARKRITHR.
4Sh AS6 sHvsSra efR1Br, 400
sseht doors above Odd Fellow Hall. lou
spoS" LII Washington. D. O..
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM HARRISBURG.
Mr.. Linceln's Remains lying in State
Honors 70 the IlIQstrious Dead.

HonorS TO the INTENTIONS Dead.
HARRISBURG, April 22.-The body Of Presi-
dent Lincoln was exposed to view in the capt.
tol from haK-past nine until twelve O'Clock
last night. A heavy rain in the meantime con-
tinued, but Notwithstanding, thousands of per-
sons repaired thither to see the remains.
This morning we have the promise Of clear
day.
All secular business Is suspended and the
principal streets teemed with human beings
Gentlemen Of official prominence from all
parts OF Pennsylvania were conspicuous in the
large procession, which was composed of both
civilians and military.
The bells were tolled and minute guns
fired.
The display was highly crsditable to the
citizens.
The cortege having reached the railroad sta
when the train started for Philadelphia.
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THE EVENING STAR.
". d. wALLLCH, Editor and Proprietor.
WARRINGTON CITY:
APRIL %, 1865.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON.

President Johns on changed his quarters last
night from the Kirkwood House to the resi-
dence of Hon. Samuel Hooper, Of Massacnu-
sets, 33i H street, (Mr. Hooper being absent
on the escort of the body OF Mr.. Lincoln,)
where he will remain until Mrs. Lincoln is
sufficiently recovered to vacase the White
House.
Mrs. Lincoln is more composed and is de-
liberating whether, on returning to ILLINOIS, u
take up her residence at Springfield or Ohiooso'
She is still m uch too i'll TO leave her roo"'
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DPOF. HALLS CELEBRATED
70 LONDON
YHAQT Dn " DER

T. pronounced to be the best Yeast or BAKING
years Europe With the srestsst s sstssctio s is
now offered to the, public as bein,g. the most
healthy. economical and reliable YEAsT POW.
Handsomely put up in tin cans. containing from
any len 9Th of time and 10 any climate if kept dry
BkOADBINT & 90 , Sole Agents.
Also. Manufacturers and Dealers IN Cofees.
Table Salt. &c, &c. Merchants and others will do
well to call, or send for list of prices. before
j. T. BRoADBENT 60.
81 North Calvert street.
ap SIN Baltimore, nd.
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SECOND EDITION.
5 O'CLOCK p. Nj.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
WASHINGTON, April %, 1855.
Jay Cooks & Go. furnish the following quo.
tations Of Government securities:
FROM THE ARMYO THE POTOMAC.
Johnstsn's Army Demeralized.

JohnSt0n's Army DemofaIiZed.
Information from the Army Of the Potomac
to the goth instant, states that an OIL Ger had
arrived there from Goldsboro, who reported
that Johnstons army was completely demon
allied and negotiations were going on for its
surrender
In consequence of this news no dispositions
OF this army have been made.
The 9th corps are relic we'd from guar ding the
SOuthside Railroad, and are ordered to Wash.
ington. Their place is to be taken by the 5th
corps. The 9th and I'd corps have, as yet, re-
ceived no orders, but are hourly expecting to
be sent to some prominent post.
Wednesday was observed as aholiday in the
army. All work was suspended, it being the
day Of the funeral Of our lamented President.
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BOARDING..

EOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN can be we'll &C.
l. commodated with BOARD and LODGING on
Ga street east, between and north. Also
hVONe 70 Iet up 22-3tr
GENTLEMEN DESIRING EXO1LL1NT AND
~ nicely Furnished ROOMS, with Board should
changed. An 10ts
-FOUR Oh FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BIZ WIN
X street. south corner of 18th mar2O
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SENATOR SUMNER TO HAVE BEEN ASSAS-
SINATFD.
We hear that Senator Sumner has lately been
the recipient of several letters, some threaten
ng and some warning, showing purpose to
assassinate him. They received little attention
until the tragedy of Friday night last served to
give them importance. At the request Of the
friende Of Senator s., sentinels have been placed
at his door by direction of Gen. Augur.
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From New Orleans,

new ORLEANS, April IS, via CAIRO, April
2O.-To day is one of jubilee in honor of the
surrender of General Lee and the occupation
OF Mobile by the Union forces.
Large numbers Of rebel stragglers are COM
ing into our lines.
Cotton is very much depressed; sales of good
ordinary at "a cents. Gold has declined SIX
per cent. Western produce, dry goods, and
all staple articles are offered at greatly reduced
prices, without buyers.
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WASHINGTON CITY. April 81, p. m
To e. N. Stanton, Secretary of War:
Sir: 1 have the honor to report that the sec
rotary Of State has had no fever to-day. bus
wounds are healing and less painful. mt. e
Seward is stronger and less restless to'nign'.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
TX. BARNES, Surgeon General.
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OFFICIAL.

AHSRxw JOHNSON, President of the United
States Of America.
Ts all sehom IL may concern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me hat DURAET DIX ST. ANDRE has beea
appointed Consul OF France, at Charleston.
South Carolina do hereby recognize him as
such, and declare him free to exercise and
enjoy slch functions, powers and priv
ileges, az are allowed to Cpnsuls OF the most
favored tations in the United States
In testimony whereof, 1 have caused these
Letters to be made patent, and the seal OF
the United States to be hereunto afi xed
GiyeE under my hand at the city OF Wash
ingtol, the 18th day Of April, A. d.
II. g. 1s65. and OF the independence OF ths
United States. of America, the S9th
ANDREW JOHNSON
By the President:
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary Of State
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i-' Wv PARTMENT.

i'ii Wv PARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, April 81, 1865.
The Chief of the Bureau OF Military Justice
renorts TO the War Department that the pub
I,cation of arrests and investigation Of parties
implicated in the murder Of President Lin
coin, and the attempted murder of Secretary
Seward and family, is prejudicial to the pub.
lie service. 1t is requested that such publica-
tons be not made. THos. I. ECKBRT,
Major and Superint Military Telegraph.
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PRRsoFAL-Gen. Grant, with Capt Leet
and other members Of his STAFF, aud Gen.
Meigs left this morning per steamer for the
South.
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7 UNDER! LUMBER LUMBER!
On hand large stock of
l. e RH.
comprising in part
10000 feet "A w hite Pine Cuttings
1905 900 4" Hemlock Joist and 4cantling
100,0 900 -" Spruce do do
100, 900 :. a Eastern Shore Flooring
100 900 44,6-4 3D. and 1874 ". P. Select and
Panel. mostly Albany Of superior quality and
seasoned
800 900 Laths received direct and will be sold
Also, White Pine and Spruce Flooring, White
Pine and Cypress Shingles. Seasoned Oak, Ash and
Poplar. &C., &c all o. which offe- at the very
lowest market prices.
purchasers,
Virginia ave-, bet. 9th and 10th SITS. east,
apl3-1ms Navy Yard,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will bs found the
patriotic and eloquent resolutions adopted by
the Regular Tammany Hall Democratic Ward
Committee of the 2lst Ward, New York citv.
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ACTING PROVOST MARSHAL

hCTIN(f PKUVUST MARSHALL.
Capt. W. w. Winship, I'd ID. G. Vols, has
1een announced as Acting Provost Marshal
the absence Of Col. Wells from Alexandria,
who is conducting the investigations Of the
conspiracy plot
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1UsT RRCRIvID AND TOR sALE-OUMBRR.
y LAND O0AL-Just eceived . cargo OF CUM
B1RLAND COAL. and for sale Low, ct GUM.
ANDH Wharf. foot Of 4th at. east, ep Is-sl*
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SALES OF SBvEF-THIRTIRs.-Thes sales Of
seven-thirties BY Jay Cooke &c Co., amounted
to 81, 993,650 yesterday.
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Just received and opened. mother lot sfaae
FRENCH FLOWERS.
MILLINERY GOODS AND BoNNEfS
Ladies, Misses and Children's HATS and GAPS
Trimmed and Untrimmed.
Bennets made to order at short notice. at
BOSWlLL'S Fancy Store.
500 street, near lith.
Above Growers Theatre.
N. B.-Nachine Sewing done with nsatness and
dispatch. [Chron.I sp32-6t
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SENT TO yoHNsoN's ISLAND.

ShNI To SUHNSVIS y KVbfNUs
Brig Gen. ". II. Payne, of fitzhugh Lees
cavalry, and two hundred rebel officers, pris-
ners Of war. were taken from the Old Capitol
this morning and sent to Johnson's Island,
Ohio, where they will be placed in confne-
ment
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LOST AND FOUND.

&S WILL BE PAID IoR IEFoHHs!AITII9pss
sd1s to the s nit. ths
body: Address Z. o. Box COL. or apply st ss9 d
sSsss ta ss h.9 Is.
I tel nnsG 70 70 III LA4z 50 Street
EsTRAY COWS...CAme to the premises. Of the
Il subscriber, IN the 1,st instant. four COWS
sDs red .so red ss
take take then sway. or they viii be disposed Of &C.
e0'a'ns ,HoEEMAs SMITH,
ap...Ht 20. address. Box 9. Washington, D.
TAKEN UP--2 HORSES. The owner or owners
WEI z''; to k'i'i'a' . SS:s!
I 0sIIThs nth, TWO aUND DIED AND TEN
S Mis-: 81 Hs h afssaS ss s hs sf5
st.. they win receive Fifty DoiIsrs. sp sl-st.
zs. The ae city, 81 4:
one
calm on the su bscrieer On the premises proving
D1 spsi &. and paying charges. sAx1 o.As.
SIS ts9 .Pn Of 1sd T t.ns
return to this Office ap@-tf
PIWARD.-Lost. on Wednesday, the 10Th inst,
W Az s Tsh the stass ID
German text on ii. =. A liberal reward will be paid
If left at the Star once. ap2O-3t
t. e. hss: At The
tn &
tsurant. 239 Pennsylvania ave. ap 7ost*
T OsT-HIYE DOLLARS REWARD.-A small
collar. marked Jerry Wheelright, Madison at ;"
The above reward will be paid on deli very to Ool
GEO. WISE, $50 street, Franklin Row.
apN St.
T OST-On the 10Th 10 slant, between corner Of &
and Tt6 street, s conPSE
BOND, 4th SERIES No g .ss4 ~ e .S liberal re-
ward F ssams RI " II az" RHRTZ nm Ne I'M Gsv ~
GEORGETOWN D. G. ap 2O-3t+
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TRUSTEE'S sALR OF VALUABLE FARM
i NEAR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County, sitting as Court Of Equity,
in cause wherein Henry 81. Dodge, iense Of
and Lorenzo Thomas Gnd others are Defendants
the subscriber. as Trustee; will sell, ct Public
Auction, on the premises, about one mile above
Tennallytown; D. e.. on SATURDAY, the 29th Of
April 1866, at IL O'Clock m, all that FARM lately
occupied by Reuel Keith, and known formerly q.
the Mc1drea Farm, containing lis acres. rood
and = perches Of land.
The improvements consist of two plain frame
and other necessary outbuildinEs: There is on
This Farm is situated in Montgomery county.
Georgetovn. D. c., to Rockville, about | mile.
from the former and 2 from the Ia tier place; it
adjoins the lands of Joseph II. Bradley, ESQ. DR..
B: T Hodges, and others, and opposite the farm
of DR. Davidson, the pike dividing them.
This is enc of the NEST desirA able farms in the
county. It's near proximity to the District cities
renders it desirable as country seat, as also Q
Any one desiring to view the premises before
the day of sale, or Wishing information in regard
to them, will be shown them or the desired in
formation given. by calling on Richard Williams.
Esq ;, who resides nearly OPP site the premises
Jos. d. Bradley. ESQ, WASHINGTON, D. g.
Terms of Sale: Cash on the daY of sale
ap22-ts JOHN BREWER, Trustee.
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proposes to sell at twenty 6vo per cent below the
price
PEAFUMDRY. Fine French and In.
from the best houses giish BrushWare:Combs.
of the world. Pearl and Coral Combs,
LOBINs. Shell and Fancy Combs,
PiNAUDT, Imperative and Fancy
MACGEN1T6, Pins. in Potata. Coral
PlV1kTp, Jst,Ivory and Gold; Bew,
nooAc o. Waterfalls, Butterflies.
oOhLiiS, stSia: Curla. Rands
sOClETA HYG1EN- Wigs, invisible; and in
IQCE. &c, &c, &c. one word, ell the best
DC, &c, &C., Hair work can be found,
Gold and Silver POW and made to ords- A..
DEB Tor the Hair. short notice.
DEMONGEOT,
Corner OF and 10th streets
ap n w near the avenue
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THR BRowN.WILRY CAsR.-The case Of Mrs.
Emily F. Wiley against Marshal Brown, ex-
ecutor Of Tillotson Brown, which has already
been tried in the Circuit Court two or three
times, and on which the jury have heretofore
failed to agree, has been set for Monday.
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~LoYAL gIrIzINs. OF NORTH CARO-
U LIMA who desire to unite in making 9
e %HSkHA$! HSfsI 'as.9 Wi
n@tGERMAN MUTUAL DRAFT AID Asso-
The final meeting will be THIS Saturday
street. All members please attend.
2. MUHLIHGHAUs.
JOHN J. YOUNG.
It GUSTAV HARTIG
US Mr.. Buffers. corner ct 81 and 18th streets.
THE Lesson of the Times, will be ths to1,c,ocI
discourse na ne. MoRR0M, m in this church.
N@RELIaI0us M0TI0E...A Sermon viii BE-
Sy Rev DS al on 1. SAB
the sad event of the assassination of our lament.
ed late PRESIDENT. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. it,
Ms FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. az
fsSR e ". s.tf !. rFss
Preaching at half past seven p. ma b. y Re1 W.
Benedict, of Connecticut. We
The public are cordially invited. It,
NF s s6uo6I Z n r1,ENDENTs SUNDAY
their schools participate in the coming anuivar
saIy celebration are requested to attend or send
a1epresentatlye to the meeting to be hsld at the
n Hssf Ts 2FsksoosA
II Secretary S8. Union.
nEANNIylRsARY OF IsT BAPTIST SUN.
w n DAY Z s sSa COL, 70 MORROW, SUNDAY. at
report Of the retiSns 'iS ssassd
Re-! Nj HesRe f Bsson s BY
Calender. Miss Cornelia O. Lszsnby, q ysarsoFd
and q, others. cOllection M be taken. '' ''-
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CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
u CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
Just received another lot Of CHILDREN'S OAR
RIAGEe, which We are offering Is cheap as pre-
v!ous lot Call early il you wish cheap Carriage.
We are still selling Walnut and Mahogany Fur
niture at cost. BONTZ & erosion,
ap l82t 500 7th, a5oveI,
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NNFEEBLHD AND DILICATI CONsTITU.
T. TlONS. of both sexes. use HELMBOLD'6
EXTRACT BUCHU. 1t will give brisk and ener-
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KICd ARU WALL AC Il :,
Intel. Mayo


4 40 eooAA 475
The ur dersi gned wishes to inform the Public at
largo that if you want 81 gn your Hous, paint
ed to call at AS 1lth street between and T.
Gliding on Glass and Fancy Card written to or.
der.
The above work done in a workm anlike manner
and AT prices TO suit the times. api7-lw
nRESS HATS, of the Latest Styles and finest
- qualities, in silk. black. and pearl cassl- n
meres. Particular attention ia called to the
REeORTE HAT, SO highly recommended for
its ightness and comfort to the wearer
b FL. STIEEMETZ, Halter,
apis 234 Pa. av., second door from 18th ct.
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STOCK SALRs.-Yesterday, J @. Mcclure e
Co. sold 375 shares, 81, 500, Fire Insurance Go.
stock. Washington city, to David Edes. in lots
OF SO shares, at an average Of 176 els; one U.
s. 20 bond, $500 to Anthony Best. at 107K;
Corporation Of Washington 6 per cent stock
sold at 97c.
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PRIVATE
PRIVATE
MEDICAL ATTlNDANCE


At Room No. Is Washington Building corner
Penna. avenue and 9Th street. Cures positively
made or no Pay required, and in the shortest pos
sible space OF time, by pn
n. B. Lispenard's Proph ylactic is . perfect safe
guard against contagion. aP 10
COUNTY sURyEYOR-Order fer tho seryIces OF
Ian. ESQ. Clerk of the Levy Court, or saoresssd
to the subscriber ct BrishtToSSdi, " 1SENarRR
An s.1m~ County 6urvsyef.
MN UNDTRsIGNED has much pleasure in 40:
Imp S6sEsSt snfk GOAT very liberal dosation
from the house Of Messrs. Biekerton & Co., for
the tenedt Of st AlOysius Fair. This Coat VIII
be ratified at the Fair At 81 per chance. It now
and will be all this week, on exhibition ct the
store of Msssrs. Bieksrtsn Co., Ne. 304 9tA
and on the opening Of the Fair. MONDAY Rvh.
MING next. the 18th inst. Of the Table Of
ap t. eosws Mrs. FRANCIS M0A0N.
CEVERAL SECOND HAND PIANOB.-ons
y Ohickering, for SIPS; one Gilbert, for
men msnts. "a Also. one Smith / Brother els-UtNN
deon. at the Warerooms OF uv,r-porr
Sole Agent of steinWays Pianos, and Mason &
Hsnlin . Cabinet Organs. mar ii
DEWHR1 OF OOUNTERFEITS ANB IUNPRIN:.
D OIPLID DEALERS endeav oring to dispose Of
their own and other prepArations. on the IeInrn-
tiSn stt siDsd By RxLMB0LS'sGENU1M.EE a pk.r'
HILMB0LDV FLUID EXTRACT BUoHU Is
III pleasant In taste and odor. free nom Al
injurious properties. end immediate In ~ - 80
tion pAr NON
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ITO HOUSEKlEPlRS AND OTHERS House
keepers can always find at our Store a~O
fTIl stock Of fine CHINA, GROCKERY:
CUTLERY and PLATED WARE. of latest
styles and at the lowest cash prices.
WEBB 4 BkVERIDGE.
ap12 1htif Odd Fellows Hall, TIN st,
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,

WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, addressed
one COPY to the President of the Board Of Alder
men and one COPY to the President Of the Board
OF Common Council, will be received at this shfce
until MONDAY. the 9Th of May at O clock D. m .
for laying water mains for the Corporation Of
washington during the cure Mt calendar year
ing at this ONCE.
RANDOLPH COYLE,
apr g dt8uay Water Registrar
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MAiOR'S OFFICE, April q. 1855
CEALEB proposals. will be received a. the
Mayors once until CkSDAf, at IL H., the 25th
on street north from 5th to lath street west,
be laid one foot inside Of the curb line p'p' ~
;r The gas seFte Sc pipe to be one inch wrought
The water service pipes shall be = inch, strong
lead lead pipe. weighing not less than three pound
inches below the street surface. The stop cock
inside the curb to be \ inch brass cock. .it,om
elusive control of the Corpor alton. with box aud
S TH sonformine to existing Cooperation laws
foot CT the pipe laid, and specific su M for the
tapping and Corporation stop the curb stone stop
cock, and the box and cover
RICHARD WALLACH,
n Oi-2f Aaxz
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LADIzs.
n. DHMONGE OT,

n. D1MUN9EUT,
Importer OF Human Hair and Perfumery.
proposes to sell at twenty ave per cent below the
rica-
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~LOYAL OIrIZENs OF NORTH CARO-
US LIMA who desire to unite in making Q
,uitabis expr,ssSq e the PEsHSsnt. are invited ,
lsrds THIS EVENING at 8 O'Clock. IT.
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STABBTNG AFFRAY-Yesterday afternoon,
a stabbing ARRAY took place near the west gate
Of the Capitol, in which soldier named Henry
McKenny, belonging to a Maine regiment, re-
ceived a stab in the eye, inflicting serious
wound, by another soldier named r. X. Knee.
land. McKenny had run to the assistance of
another soldier whom Kneeland had knocked
DOWN, Wnen the latter thrust his bayonet into
rested by officers Coomes and Mcclellan and
taken before Justice Gibersen, at the Fourth
Ward station, who committed him to Jail for
court