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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHHeToE, April 22-s P. M.
Hon. E. n. Stanton:
I have the honor to report hat the Sec
retary of State is stronger and more com.
Portable tonight. Mr.. P. Stewards condi'
ton justifying and requiring further re-
mo7Rl of fragments Of bone, an operation
was made this morning. The operations
were borne we'll snd has been productive e
of partial relief.
Very respectfully,
J. K. BAREEs,
Surgeon General.
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day ortwo. When it did get out the
feeling among the troops was very bitter:
A rebel citizen who expressed his approval
of the deed was instantly killed by SOL
der who heard hisremrks. The srmistice
order was received very cOldly by the
army
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PHILADELPHIA, April %.
Jay Cooke reports the sales Of Seven
thirties yesterday at S4,IIO,9Oo. The
largest Western subscription was S1O6 900
from Chicago, and the largest Eastern,
$500 900, from New York. The total for
five day this week is SIS, ,2se, 700.
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The sentence of the Chicago conspirators
is announced in the telegraphic dispatches.
Two of them are held 10 hard labor for a
term of years. very light sentence. The
Developments made by this Commission
have satisfied the pseple that the Chicago
conspiracy was deep, widespread, Gun
ningly devised plot in sid of the rebellion
by the copperhesds of the North.
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FHOM WAeHTNGTON.

WAsHINdroNI April e.
All Southern refugees in Washington
will call upon President johnson on Mon
day morning.
Publication has been made of certsin
changes of several officers including Gem
ersl Halleck to command at Richmond
This is not correct, General Ord remains
in command Of Virginis as heretofore,
General Hslleck Commands Virginia and
North Carolins, General Gilmore re-
mains in command of the Department of
the South.
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A new rebel scheme for piracy on the
lakes has been frustrated by the vigilance
Of the authorities. Had they been as vig-
liant during the past year we should not
have laid up the Philo Parsons and st.
Albals affairs sgaiHst them in our mem
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WAR DEPARTAIRNT.

WASHINGTON, April %, 9 P. NJ.
Hon. E. NJ Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
I have the honor to report that the
Secretary of State is doing quite as well as
could be expected. Mr.. Fred. Seward is
somewhat stronger, more conscious and
less restless than he hss been.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
TSigned,1 j. K. BARNES
Surgeon General.
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FUEEREAL ARRANGEMENTS.

NEW YoRK, April %.
The arrangements for the reception Of
the remains of President Lincoln in this
city to morrow, and Tor the obsequies on
Tuesday, were completed yesterday. The
canopy under which the body is to be
placed, extending from the door of the
Governors Room, is being richly orra-
mented. In front and rear of it will be
placed G bust of the late President, and
on each side two funeral urns. The sides
of the canopy will be covered with black
cloth, and the bier with black velvet.
From the center of the interior a splendid
chandelier will DO suspended, the light fall
ing directly on the face of the corpse, and
a chandelier will be placed On either
side of the canopy.
The funeral cortege viii move to the
City Hall Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
During the time it is in motion the church
bells and fire bells will be tolled.
The meeting to be held in Union Square
will assemble at 10 o'clock, when religious
services will be held, and an address deliv-
cred by Hon. George Bancroft. The
meeting will adjourn in good time
for those attending it to join the procession.
Mayor Gunther yesterday Issued prOcla-
nation requiring the suspension of business
tomorrow and Tuesday. Meetings to
take proper action in the last solemn
honors to theremains of our late President,
were held by several additional orgsnizs-
tions yesterday.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
WAsHEeToE, April %.
1t has been decided by the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue that Government
vouchers are to be treated as securities, and
any person who is making business Of
dealing In them must take out license as
brokers.
A project is now on foot here, which is
pushed forward with considerable zeal, to
erect monument to the late President
Lincoln.
Many of cur merchants and citizens
generally have signihed their willingness
to respond literally.
Considerable excitement has existed
here for the past few days in consequence
of an appointment by United States Dep
uty Marshal Phillips, in absence of Marshal
Lsmon, of several citizsns as msrshsls a.
the funeral of Mr.. Lincoln, who are re-
ported to be disloysl. Mr.. Phillips has
rendered his resignation, and it is under
stood that Marshal Lsmon will resign on
his return to this city.
BALTIMORE, April %.
| DTssATIsFIED,
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sEWERD,s REALTR.
WASHINGTON, April 22-s A.

WLsBISeToE, April 22-sA.M.
To Hon. 3. N. Stanton, Sec,y Of Var:
l havs the honor to report, that the Sec
retary of State passed q very uncomfortable
night, but has taken his breakfast with
relish, and is quite as strong as he was yes
terdsy. Mr.. Frederick Seward has i'm
proved within the past tWenty-four hours,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient serv't,
rSiVned, D. K. BARNES,
Surgeon General.
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AUCTION SALES,
TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1865.
large Sale Of Elegant Mirrors, E1'
cravings, Frames, &c.

Al AON NAAO1' '.''''''.''''''.D " W I'm oOA'
at Store 10. I46 Superior street, opposite the
Weddeil Rouse.
o. OUTER son viii sell on Tuesday. April
rs, st Store No. 146 Superior Btrest opposite Wed
dell House. cOnmeDoin< at 10 o'cl'ck A. NJ, the
entire sto k IN said store, consisting Of elegant
Oval aud Slua's Frame Mirrors, 10 Gilt Rose
voo1 aud Mahogany Frames, fms Steel Plate and
Coorvd Engraviugs in rich Frames. AlIo. the en-.
tire stock the Gliding Department Of said estao-
lis lment oonsi ting OF unfinished Frames, Mould
inRs, Moulds Materials, 30, presenting rare op-
portunity 60 purchase splendid Mirrors, Engray-
L g, Franc &c great bargains, IS the entire
stock mus be s9ld without any reserve whatever.
Terms cash bhnkabe funds at time of sale .a22:2O4
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FIRE.

ST. LOUIS, April Y.
The extensive machine shop Of the uni-
ted States arsenal, three miles beloE thii
eity, was burned last night. Loss abou'
$4,000.
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The news from Sherman has caused
great dissatisfaction among all loyal people
here. We learn from GOldsboro that the
news of the Presidents assassination was
received there before the PRONUNCIATION of
shermsns order, but was kept private for
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7 OST-A GIRL SIX YEARS OLD,
i named HANNAH ROBEbT5; hal on g lghE
dr. IS, with dark spots, pink waist. dark shaker
bonnet, with gr,en trimming; was last seen ct
PesrI strest School, 81 O'Clock P. M. yesterday.
Any person leaving her, giving Information
where che can be found at either OF the Police Sta
tons or to her father, will be suitably rewarded
WILLIAM ROBERTS,
sp72-1t Cor. Mulberry and Pearl sts., West Side.
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/. c. FROST & CO.

I46 SENECA STREET.
Extra Gutter Bars, drilled and complete, with
Gusrds and Improved riokIe Holders.
Knives and Pitmsns. InprOyed.
Drive Wbee's BsFei Wheels and Pinio-s.
CrO.s Shafts. Complste, with BeTsl Wheels and
Rstehets aud Gear.
lain ana Dividing Shoes.
New and Improved seats
Boxes Bolts ard Washers Of sll kinds
Drank Shafts, oomptte, with Bevel, Pinion and
Falauce Wheel.
Poles, swath Boards, Neck Yokes and ETensTB.
A large assortment Of Exrras Of all kinds for the
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ELEGANT ANTIQUE sILKs-Also
ID Reppod and Poult de Sole, IN very rich shade4
Tor street ant sVening dresses, now opening byF
ssboD n Z RABnWTS = il.i--,s
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.TONDAY, APRIL "a, 1865.
~ HOUSE AND LOT

HOUSE AND Lot
AT AUOTI0S 0S.............. o. CUTTER & SON
o. Cutter Son will sell on Monday next, April
Path, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, BOuRe
snd To- No. ia BroSned street, opposite the new
schoo houBs Lot % feet front by i49 feet deep TO
an al ey. House two stories high; nine rooms well
finished. Cellar, well and oistern a1d lots Of grape
vines. desirable pace, and Is to be sold without
reserve. Tit good the owner leaving this section
Of country.
Terms cash. banksble money ap2I.2o4
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WOOD MOVING MACHINE.

All direct from the Home shops Send orders t1
L. q Frost co,
sp2A-22l l45 Seneca street, OleTsIsnd, o.
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DIANO sPREADS-Brown, Green,
and Maroon Embroidered Piano Spreads, jusS
opspsd. TAILOR, GRIsW0LD a CO.,
Nm ~ supsEtSE utFOgt.
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THURsDAY, APRIL q, 1865.
HoKERNIENT HORSES

GOVERNMENT HORSES
On University Heights.
0. Oetler Son will Eell on Thursdsy, April q,
on University BslghfE, commencing at 10 O'Clock
a. n, 90 GfOveFnment HOF8ess
90 TTerIns cash (Greenbacks,) } at tine OF sale.
sp2NqO4
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pTFor Saturday AfternOOn's Report
gee Fourth Page.
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STOVES.
STOVES STOVES i

TIE OELRBRATED
Stewart Cook and ParloF Stoves
For sale By 3. DEWEY 3 co..
apR:22s No % Marvin IT.
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INSURANCE.

7, D. HUDSON,
GeneraI Fire, Marine and Life InsuT-
anoe Agent
Once, OTlatt'S Exchange, foot Superior Street.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
REFRFEErTs THE FOLLOWING OoNPAEIEs:
6uckeye Mutual Ins. Co., Cleveland, Asssts,
Ohio (Fire and Marine) )---..............9 245s14S
Market Fire 4l4s1Ss
Futon Fire 1S4sBSl
Norwich Fire Ins. Co., Norwich, OF. 1S5s2A4
North Western OsWego, ny. 24O,5zS
Hsu York Life Kew York. 3,65S,7
Phoenix Marine Ius. %. Of 5roo ign
N T. cash ,OOO,0OO
I.ilsRF5 PROMPLTY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Particular attention given % the adtustmsnt Of
FEarire Ioz.e9 L. D. HUDSON,
AGENT and Adjuster.
oapt. Q. A. eGRBEuR. Marine INSPECTOR. fels:Ks
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PETROLEUM STOCKS.

Petroleum stocks are all higher with in[
creased activity. Sales advanced 400.
Buchanan Farm 100; Webster 900 Tack
100; United States 112O; Germania SO :
Heydrick 1000; KnickerbOeker 55; Empire
City 275; Excelsior $50; Oceanic Is. Pc.
trOleum closed steady but quiet. &c for
crudsj 51952c for refined in bond; 72@74c
for free.
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biEH.

" p ". p Il 2
CAMPBELL On ,se 10Th inst. after on ,,.I v.o,
illne-s ROBERT eRAY AAfiiEIis in f The So ss.h
Bis family and friends ere io,itss to -.
furtial IRON his isi- frsiaence. 4sT Mass..bn.
.etis ssepues On SUNDAY > the nd instant. at 2
2 HUBBARD. On lrhur,d.v. ootc,s, "a =, :,
oElock, wlLLIE HENRY HU eBaRp inss,,t :. ~,
S snd Lam sa,h and GeOrsew Habeard aged year
B De-; Ta W. %,i s, Gas has called the. i win
Z Where sn snge, baud is waiting > f.-r.r-l -s5r
7 10 bear thee far beyond the sky g. ira .a7G
ct Y INV nushea isy mi s%as
Boz hard i.w.s Tor US q I psrS wi With wen. Is Z
Urr Willie. whom e W v.d 40 we'll 's.l' 80
NJ I sbs and insits
oEleek iron hi fsther rs Hence o.. i6iI, street
ATcafsoN On Ts,ssS uu th sha an sifes.s q
Atchison. aged 10 months : = : - :, -. -.
Z ssssi lHi N 4 i5iGRs si. lass'. r..
The darling Of hi household throng, b. --u
r5isrSs and IsIf.ss. q family are invited 10
ner y 81 and trrets GaptaI Hi
q, H0LLIsT ER. On the 10Th instant. at his resi-
den I, in ,hi. City Rev. AMOS d Hoi.tISrER;
pi i me Pnstohice Department. in the 18th year Of
tn. funsrnIservices Will be held at tn. ia pi.ov
Hill Presbyterfa Church, 4th street east, near Pa
o'clock. His friends are respectfully invited to
MATLoCK-In this city. on the morning Of the
Goth inst, CHARLES b. II. MATLOCK, in the
The funeral will take place from the residence f
bis father. Simeon Matlock No. 41a sth st reas.
between and streets. 81 ~ O'Clock NOR :
row lSunday afternoon His ~ stives and frienis
CLF MENTSON. This morning, the 2Ist fust !,
at4 o'clk. JOSEPH BENJAMIN CLEMRNTSON
eyed years after long and painful illness. leay'
his loss i .s'.7 - : = =
half-past o'clock, from the residence of HIS moth
er, corner of 9Th and streets north. To which his
friends are respectfully invited TO attend
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioueers.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND Lot or
Sd STREET wEsT, BETWEEN sOUTH y
AND SHEETS, ISLAND, BIZ AUCrtoS.
On MoNDAl, tie 80 inst., at a. O'Clock D. N: (,
we shall SELL in font Of the premises. part Lot -
in Square ssq 3 feet e2-S iHchss frsIt, 100 feet
deep, running back 10 good alley, Consisting OF .
two-story frame house, front snd back, which WI
lie sold Without reserve, Is the owner IL s60It
leaving the city.
Terms: cash
$50 down when sold.
All convey ncine and revenue stamps At the pur-
Chaser = cost
&C l9-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aurts
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GRAND IARCENY.-Thos. Fletcher, colored
was arrested yesterday by Roundsman She'd
on suspicion OF th- larceny OF a diamond pin.
II appeared in evidence that the prisoner went
10 the store of Il. +. BOrland, No. 437 Seventh
street. and offered the pin for sale. Mr. Bor-
land suspected him at once, and upon hearing
the price. si2, he refused TO give up the pm
Iron further examination OF the pin the name
OF Brig. General Bartlett was discovered. This
morning, alter hearing the statement of Mr.
BOriand, Justice Thompson ordered the pris-
on"r 70 b detained to await the appearance of
Miss Bette Blair, who, the prisoner says, owns
the pin, but lost il two or three months since.
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LARCENY CASES ~ THE SEVENTH WARD
Thursday morning, officer Barker arrested
John Henry Jones for stealing LOT Of clothing
frCm tie house of John Clinn, belonging to
John Harris, discharged soldier, and Justice
Boswell committed him to Jail for court.
Officers Vernon and Walsh arrested John
Jackson and Alfred Bell, at an early hour on
Thursday morning. in Maryland avenue, on
suspicion OF stealing mouse colored mare
which they nad IN possession, and of which
they gave conflicting accounts. Justice Handy
cor. mliied them to Jail for a further hearing.
THURSDAY afternoon, officer German arrested
HOsCar. Nelson, cold. on charge Of stealing two
odd boots from the store of Raphael Sanger. on
81 street. Hoscar and Arthur Taylor went in
the store, and while the latter was examining
pam OF boots Hoscar ieft, and in a few mo-
msnts the boCts ere missed. Justice Handy
cOElnitted Hoscar TO Jail for court. ....
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DY VIM. L. WALL & CO., AuctiOneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT AID CeM-
PORTABLE FRAME HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
THE ShITHs0NIAN TNSTITTTInN

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT AID Gem
FORT BILE y FRAME HOUSE An ID LOT NEAR
The SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
BY virtue OF n deed Of trust To the subscriber.
dated August Is $50. and duly recorded in Iiber J.
A. s.. No 2B. folios "a, Gf the land records
&c.. i shall offer for sale, at public auction on
MONDAY, the 2Sd day Of October, losS ct o clock
y. part Of Lot numbered eleven, n in Square
numbered three hundred and fifty three, rs j be-
ginning for the II the southeast corner said
Lot, and running thence north with l0th strest
west Is feet thence west 100 feet thence south Is
and pace Of beginning Of the plan 81 the said city
OF Wtship ton , with the improvements thereon,
consisting Of neat ana couyeriant Frame House.
This property IL situated 10th street west,
Mary land avenue, ard but a short distances from
the Smithsonian Institution, in healthy gnd
pleasant neighborhood. The house is a two story
and attic house with heck building attsched.
Terms: One third cash. the residne in ~ Twelve
and eighteen mouths the purchaser giving his
notes for the deferred payments. satisfactorily I'M
dorsed, and besri interest from the day OF sale,
and secured bv deed OF trust on the premises. :
deco given and deed Of trust taken.
All conveysncing end revenue stsn % at the cost
OF the purchaser. ....-.- = 1904 III
If the terms Of sale are not complied with within
hve DAYS from the dsv Of sale the Trustee
the right 70 sell the said property. az the risk
and Of the dele utins purchaser, on giving two
days notice In the Evening Star. : a-7-.s.
$40 viii be required IF the purchaser before
leaving the ground, A. 80 ! .-.1l11.r.
Sc % rStaw&ds VIM. l.. WALL Co.. acts.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr. MATHEMATICS TOAST TO THE LADIES
May they add virtue TO beauty, subtract envy
from friends hip. nsssifipIy aIniable accomplish
ments by sweetness Of temper, dirfde time by
sCciabilHy and economy, reduce scandal to its
icIrest denomination by "a modest department., and
study their own ftfereSt by purchasing their
books, stationery and magazines from Brophy
Burch- corner Of 9th and d streets, one
square north OF the avenue. 4" 40 ral.
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SEVERAL PARTIEs VINO have recently seen
some beautifully executed work in the paper
hanging and uPhOlStering line, exec uted -by
they could be found. Werefer adj snchan xious
lnqulTers TO Tie advertisement else where of
Messrs. Kidwen a. Henderson,, who, though
class business by attent1veness, good work ard
good material - -. =
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MaRRTED,

III HAMMOND y - bkA,i1GKA Ia ws-hiqgten,
Rev. Thcmss Joiies. Mr.. T v HkN,tsH y. n
New T. Verb spd Miss BEr1 liz BisADiioIK &c
tBait Sun sfS focsyIlf pl- ..s copy
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10y JAS. G. McGUIRE CO.. Auctione.r.

LAGER pEER GARDEN W.T. a THEATRICAL
APPOINTMENTS ATTACHED. KNOWN AS
TIE MECHANICS HALL, FoR sALE AT
on MONDAY AFTERNOON. October sd, al
O'Clock, the premises, We shall sell the former
ths good will and fixtures with fifteen months lease.
Also, tile Stage Scenery, Curtaibs aud Stage hp-
puintmenis Of the Lager Reer Garden. .'.
This property is situated on Marylan ave., near
the foot Of the Capitol. The thester portion n -
sold entire.
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The JAIL.-DT. W. j. g. Duhamel has been
appointed physician TO the jail in place of DIR.
Noble Young, removed, MIR. George II. Fay
man. once OF the guards, has been removed,
Mr. Fayman has been attached 10 the Jail for
the past i've years and has proved himself a
NeIy fncient officer. - -----
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dREAT BARGAINS IN JeweIry and Silver
RATED NaTe at the New York Dollar trift
store, No. 4-6' Pennsylvania avenue, nsdr Sd
street Your choice for one dollar, which also
secures you a free gift consisting OF cluster,
Jrt and coral sorts, sleeve buttons studs, rings,
combs goblets, cups, tea and table spoons,
forks. oc films
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by VIM. l.. WALL a CO., Auctiooeers
ID South corner Pa. ave. and 9th street
SALE OF THE STOCK OF DEALER DE-
fCLIElNG BUSINESS. az No 374 stb street,
between i and streets. ct Auction. -
On MOSpAN EnRNlSG, October 3, oommene-
ing at 10 O'Clock, cell thu entire stock,
pTisIue-
Gotta &c Sets. Bureaus, Sofas
Wardrobes. Chars. Whatnpts
Feather Beds. Mattresses. Spreads f.
Blankets Delstsrs and PilloWs
CARPETS. Crockery ware. Glass, nc ...-- Cd.
Large number Of Cook, Par and other stoves-
With A variety of other articles usually kept 10 o
store # the kind all OF which will be sola without
reserve. VIM l.. WALL A CO.
&C 20 Auctiaueers
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TIE Cow LAW AGAIS-Yesterday, officer
Leach arrested fourteen persons for violating
the Law prohibiting the keeping of two or more
cows within "a feet of any DIV elling other than
the dwelling Of the owner. or these, twelve
Were ffued - each by justice Thompson, and
two were dismissed -.ar- -.. . /.
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Fo9 CoreHs, Colds, and Throat Disorders,
use bToV7as 48ronchiGI TToehes," having prored
! 1ltlr tIheaey ny test Of many years The
IIOches are haghly recommended aRd pre-
sCrlbeu by Ply sicIans and Surgeons in the
army: Those exposed 10 sudden changes
hhoG Ia slways Be supplied with 'sThe TroehsS,'
a. they give prompt rel IF -.-.. .. go
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION LEAGUE
The announcement that Gen. Ekin would ad-
dress the Soldiers and Sailors National Union
League, and that Gen. Grant and Admiral Far
raEut would be present, attrac ted large crowd
10 me League Room, on 9th street, last night
Letters from Gen Ekin and Mayor wallach
were read, expressing regret at their inability
10 attend. -"
Resolutions calling for national convention
Of soldiers and sailors to meet in this CITY on
the fourth MOnday of january. 1885, for the
purpose of effecting permanent organization,
10 urge upon Congress and the Departments
the Justice OF giving the preference in employ
ment 10 men who have honorably served their
country as soldiers and seameu, 10 consider the
ways and means best adapted to promote the
interests OF soldiers and sailors, and such
other business Us may be brought before them,
were adopted.
Senator Lane, Of Kansas, then addressed the
meeting. andwa followed by Lieut.. Col. Baird,
Major Blackman, and Mr.. Tyler, of the Treas
ury.
Gen. Grant not having arrived at O'Clock,
the meeting adjourned. g..
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AUCTION SALTS
lFsr slaer. A,.e,, ,.lls.. i. -. .a.<. ,
RY,wARDwELL : HAYS, Aueilopscr.i
ExTENsIyE SALE or FANCY GOODS.

II v'-r-surs ertr .- 4eorzetcvn. ID. G. .
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FANCY GOODS,
At usr auction store. No. 30 East Market sssce.
G, - getown, commencing TUESDAY, EVENING
Dat fsth att clock and continuing every nisht
during the week The ladies af GeorgAtAwa are
Tarucnisriy Invited 10 attend. For psriieulsrssee
9our andbills and posters r. - -. b.. .
r. eel ~wARDwELL HAYS. Anes,.
IMPROVED PRorHRrY ~ GEORGETOWN
y - AT AUCTION. :
4, On FGTBAT AFTERNOON. October nth at /.
o'clock win sell ia trent II the premises Lot
No 20. fro ting about i9u feet GU the east side of
t'-il Alley. with aaerth Of 4s feet, ami improved
ly 81 large Frame Building.
Terms cash Sale positive. 3D.
Convey ancing and stamps at the cost ~ the pur-
chaser. THOMAS BOWLING.
&C 81 Anctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-21
RY c. W. BoTELER, Jr., Auctoneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE gGILDIss LOTS en-

= Z.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October q, At q
O'Clock. l shall sell at auction. on the premises
original Lot No I, in SQUARE Ss4 situated on Bp-th
Is street. between North Czpitoi street Aua Nev
jersey avenue. This desirable Lot has beendiyissd
into three Lots, each fronting " feet iDches ON
north b street, with q depth Of 81 feet
Terms: One half cash; balance on a credit % sig
end twelve menihs. Notes 20 bear interest. and be
satisfactorily secured
oc l2-eoSds q w. BOTELER Jr. hnct