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Evening star., 1865-05-01
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

HheRed River Rebel Kan fasses new
OrIe.ns-She il Blown Up Before Reach.
in, the M suth Of the Rivera portion Of
Her Crew Fall into suf Hands.
CAIRO, April 3o.-The steamer Mississippi,
from New Orleans, has arrived at Memphis,
and reports that the Rebel Ram Webb passed
New Orleans in broad day at rapid rate, dis
playing the stars and stripes, but after passing
hoisted the Rebel flag.
When few miles above Fort St Phillip her
condenser got out Of order and she was de.
serted and blown up.
As tar as known has inflicted no damage
save cutting the telegraph line.
A portion Of her crew has arrived at New
Orleans. The remainder left for parts uH.
known.
The steamer Belle, of st. Louis, brings about
800 survivors Of the Sultana.
Evening star., 1865-05-01

IL Our captures at Mobile include two
hundred and fffteen heavy guns, two thousand
i've hundred stands Of small arms, and twenty
thousand bales OF Gotten. II is estimated that
there are one hundred thousand bales Of cot.
ton, and seventy.hve thousand barrels of
Iosir on the line OF the AIabama river, within
rtach OF our forces. Over ten thousand strag.
gers irori the Rebel army have given them.
raj Dick Taylor has offered 70 surrender his
army.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
RICHM ON -.

Stringent Order by General Halleck-No.
body is to Resume Business Without
Taking the Oath Of Alleglance-1ar.
risges stepped Among the Disloyal-The
Opening Of Trade.
General Halleck on Saturday issued the toi-
lowing general order:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION Or TRB
JAMES, RICHMOND, April 2s, 1SG5.-Gsneral
Order No. 4.-First Clerks OF Courts OF Record
IN Richmond and Petersburg will be permitted
TO resume their functions ON taking the oath Of
allegiance.
second All Attorneys, Counsellors, Advo-
Gates and Proctors, and others licensed to prac-
the Presidents, Directors and officers OF ali
corporations, and all persons availing them.
selves of the benefit Of General Order No. 2, In
cath Of allegiance to the United States. Any
person In the above mentioned cities, who
shall, after the first day OF May next, attempt
10 practice any licensed trade or business. or
shall exercise the functions of President, Di.
rector, or officer OF any corporation, without
having taken the said oath, will be arrested.
Inc foregoing provisions will he enforced iu
the other parts Of the State as soon as pracu-
cable.
Third. All persons making claim Tor the
vost marshal, or any military officer, court
or commission, will be required to take the
oath OF allegiance to the United States, and
until the claimant takes the prescribed oath
his claim will be neither granted nor con.
adhered.
Fourth. All officers Of customs in this mill.
tary division are requested to give no clear.
ances or permits to ship or land any goods or
other articles OF trade TO any person, or for the
beneht OF any person. who has not taken the
oath OF allegiance TO the United States.
Fifth. No marriage license will be- issued
until the parties desiring to be married take
the oath Of allegiance to the United States and
no clergy man, magistrate, or other person au.
thorized by Stale laws to perform the marriage
ceremony will ofhciate in such capacity until
he himself and the parties contracting mat.
rimony have taken the prescribed oath Of al
legiance.
Sixth. ANY person acting in violation Of these
orders will be arrested, and a full accoant OF
the case reported 70 these headquarters.
BY order OF Major General Halleck.
j. u. kELToN, Asst Adjt General.
The Opening of Trade.
The public wilt remember that General Or
der No. from these headquarters pro vided
for the opening OF trade, and it was received
here by Secessionists IS an indication that
their haley on days has come. Trade was to
be without restraint. Provost Marshals Were
70 be things of the past; there was 10 be 10 re.
cuTYence TO incoRyenient records. Now comes
this order thar all at once deprives them CT
their eenss OF security. To this complex 1t
has come at last. That traitors are no longer
TO act as judges, or II wyers, or traders. Neith-
er shall they marry, or give In marriage.
They shall not be Corporations welding great
monetary interests. They shall not make claim
for property destroyed, much less receive COM
pensa'ion therefor; In short they shall exer-
else no function, eLj joy NO Prerogafive, cl aim
NO privilege that belongs OF right TO the loyal
citizen only.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
MRS LIscn1N.s L.urAIru

" HEALTH. =
q Mrs. Lincoln is yet quite seriously fudis.
posed and confined to sribed. Yesterday she
was able to sit up for q few moments only,
DIR. Stone, the family phyeician, visits her ref,
uisrly, and she is attended by numerous vartn
narsona al friendaf - bi, alit7h 90 A3A ,ASialDi
Evening star., 1865-05-01

u THERE'S astruggIe in New York betweeu
-. SO and "a 50 per ony hoard at the hotsIs.
with an hc,nstion downwards. The New
York Hotel has changed it's system, from tna
table dbote 10 ths restaurant system. every
caller par ipr for what he orders II "A eI
peetsd that other hotels " III follow suit ~
Evening star., 1865-05-01
UEROf.D

Prof n. F. d. Browne, the accomplished
principal OF Char lotte Hail educational estab.
&ishment, writes to US correcting the statement
that Herold, the accomplics Of the wretch
Booth, was educated at Charlotte Hall.
Prof. B. says: she was never a student at
this school, or known in this neigh hborhood"
Evening star., 1865-05-01

REBEL OFFIsERS SENT TO JOhNSON'S IS
LAND.
To-day, forty-nine rebel officers. who have
been confined in the Old Capitol for some
time past as prisoners Of war, were taken out
and sent TO Johnson's Island, near Sandusky,
Ohio, under strong guard. They include
Colonies. Lieutenant Coionels, Majors, Cap
tain s, and Lieu enants.
Evening star., 1865-05-01

SENT To .ELMIRA, NoY.Ia14= Tk
Esghty six enlisted rebels, pris ,nere OF war,
were forwarded from the Old Capitoi this
morning to Elmira, N. H.. to be confined at the
prisoners camp at that place. Va
Evening star., 1865-05-01

IL Shillington, Odeon Building, sends US
the May number Of Frank Leslies Lady'S Nag
aeine. containing q large amount Of varied
reading matter.
Evening star., 1865-05-01

SALES OF SRvEh-TBIRTIKs.-The sales OF
seven .thirties by Jay Cooke &c Co. amounted
TO s2,9.7, 80 last Saturday.
Evening star., 1865-05-01

W W Z desire to eau particular attention to the
sss VII psse
On TO MORROW. Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock. The
Furnitu re is al new and of good quality and will
1t GREEN & WILLIAMS
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
2eo.ct0 fee. clear seasoned WHITE PINE LuM-
BER. all thicknesses, from three to Ave years old
and IN prime order, with large stock embracing n
every variety of Lumber Office and Yard, No,
81 Water street. Georgetown. DO.
my linn tInt.] FRANCIS WHEATLEY.
NOTICR.-The Plumbing and Gas Pittipe Bu.i
J., schsiay Go, il. this dsy mutually dissoived.
Mr.; seheihy is author ized 10 settle AL accounts
It the old place 70 Of
Pennsylvania avs1ues s sGr1sr s1n Sf I1th street.
Skno: = GIVEN, M Executors.
Wsship gton, Nay /, 1855.
M. eCRIIFLY Will continue the business, and
asss the 90 ntinuance OF his former patrons mi 81.
SPLENDID STOCK OF
SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
We shall open to-dsY and o-norrow . choice
stock
BLACK AND COLORKD SILKS.
BLACK AND COLORED GRENADINES.
BLACK AND UOLORID HERNANIs.
BLACK AND COLORED CHALLBYs.
FeCLARD SILK, in new designs.
Elegant 6RGANDY ROBES,
Printed JACONETs and 0RGANDYs,
Printed PIRCALES and CAMBRICs.
MOZAMBIQCIs in rich plaids.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS
Of LUpIN'S celebrated make in great variety of
fabrics.
JOS. J. MAY / CO.,
3Oe Pennsylv ania avenue
nyl-et bet. 9th and 10th sts
Evening star., 1865-05-01
LOST AND FOUND.

30 tan SLUT. sm ali white spot on her breast,
answers TO the name OF Fan. The above reward
III E iss ifss. AsS ss
ave. my .2t.
@s VIII BE PAID ON TE1 DELIVERY or
ODD n! large dark ,. brown s:,av COW; has nice
'nn'ee 81 FL h:ss sf isa e. S'sss %hassea
- April, a red cow, white under belly. shsrp
&C. s.t for xsc i:Dss Vi" e
that viii lead to her rsMsovfTTy.. Mes Rp.nnooK.
" son colored. aged u years, sttayed from her
hone. near the Virginia avenue Bridge, usland.l
ss
soldiers cap and bare footed. Any infor rmstion
leading to her recovery will b. thanbfullY re-
's1Hsf my f-s,. e.la1 ela!Ea "a. saoMAs; .1. Sliase
$1,000 sTe the .Iiss bsswe.S9 a. and IN
and
the property Of the advertiser, he s more anxious
to it, and 'hers9s 2rs ta' sGEs rs'
ap2lx or Putcher stsii 6entee sa epd Market. Ss1t
I osT OR sT0LHN-.
IL TO mshIE1s msSfs T,GMkHFS MaY BALL,
Of the 9th Of May IS. Tickets from number rs
ticEets numbered from to "a inclusive, at s. pei
The public are requested not to purchase any Of
LIBERAL :S EsvsId vii. be rsid or the sstarn to
nized or received on the night Of the ball.
sp 293t Temperance Hall.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
~ M Q 8 ICi
just PCBLIsHED AND FOR SALE AT

n EW hUsI
just PCBLIsnID AND FOR sALEAr
JOHN F. ELLI5',
800 Pennsyivsnis avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets. WasAir ct ton, D. q.
Presidens Lincoln's Grand Funeral March: en-
1eiEshed with corr-c. likeness Of the de oa:ted
pfIetuent Price 10 cents
ss,h hople Cnistta.n.a very feeling song the
"hen sherman Marched Down TO the Sea Prise
Itsmp, Tramp, Tramp The Prisoners Hope.
They Sleep in the South: Price IS cents.
0oa Night, my own Dearest Child. Price So
Resp ptiful Dreamer Price IS cents.
I've Brought Thee sh Ivy Leaf Price i5 centa
Beautiful Day, Price 40 cents.
siyeR saaRs Tsit Th11 0 Sweet Angel Price a5 cents
By Old Oak Orchsrdis stream % prics ss cant,
Ever my Spirit Awatens to Thee Price 81 eenta
y, ur Mission. Price 81 cents ''
Masey's ssecrets-instrumeuta-pr Price 60
Eleep We'll, Thou Sweet tAneel-Instru msnt., and
pretty, by Oest.n Price 4p Cents ""N
Gallant Fifth Cavalry ScaottiscA Price 40 Ger n+a
Generals Grart, Mesde, sherman, Halleck shari
can, and Others, Marches; each with excslIent
likeness of each OD title page.
Music sent by AL upen receipt OF the prics
All rev music received as soon as Issued
JOHN r ELLIS.
800 Pennsylvania avenue.
near 10Th st WashiS gton, 9,
..so,e Agency for oHICKERING & SONS FA-
MOTs PIANOS s.. D. Il ". SMITHS
AMkRlcAN ORGANS and d. ales in ali MC.
sICAL NERCHAS Disc. spa9 81
Evening star., 1865-05-01

AOS SPRING ASSORTMENT AQG
AOO AT aOO
NJ A II Il r. L II e RS,
NO. 4S6 SEVENTH STREET,
DEALER IN
CHOICE STOCK OF lNTNRIOR ADORNMINTS
IMBRAcIN0
PAPER HANGIHGS.
e!ecs ana varied stock Of Gilt, Medium and
!oW priced Paper Han ginss. Borders, Statues. Cen
TIRE Pieces. q G., embracing tho Earssst and Hand
soonest assortment in the District.
WINDOW SHADES.
buti: Gresn. Pink. Lavender, Chocolate. Brown
and GIT window Shades, variety OF patterns;
Shade fixtures, Tasss1s &c.
PICTURE CORD l. TAsSELs.
BLK and Worstsd Picture Cord and Fsssels, diff
tsrrnt sLss and co:ors, beautiful assortment.
Picture Rings. Nails. &c.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
Ine largest assortment OF Oval Frames in ths
District, warranted to be gil 00A WaeA gold Iea1.
Aisn, . variety OF Dark Wood Frames, With va
REQ stoc& OF snRllEized Oval RnG Carte dc Visits
Frames.
ENGRAyINGs Il PAINTINGS
a few choice Engravinss and Painting always
In store.
Orders for Paper Hanging and window sh edes
punctua,ly attended to. and executed in the best
manDer, in city or country.
~ Terms Cash for Goods or Labor
j. MARKRITER,
AOc 4s6 SEVENTH STREET, fOc
foO eight doors above Odd Fslows' Hall. tCO
ap s-6w".f Washington. d. @.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
FOR FLOUR,

O6cs Depot Ccmn1is,a-y of S,.5si,tenc..t
WaShins.on, April -. 1855. {
eealed Proposals are invited until WEDNEs-
DAY. May }. at l. O'Clock m. for furnishing ths
eubslsfeuce Department with
SIX THOUSAND t6, ,OOO) BARRELS OF FLOUR.
The proposals will be for what is known at this
Depot as Nos. /, 2, and 8, and bids will be enter
taiuet for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade On
separate sheets of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commences within
Eve lays from the opening of the bids and must be
delivered in such quantities. daily as the Govern
ment may direct either 1T the GoverRment ware
house in Geor gstown. at the wharves, or railroad
depot in WASHINGTON. D O.
The delivery of all Flour awarded to ba CON.
pleted within twenty days from the acceptsncs Of
the bid.
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered
in new oak barrels, head lined.
Payment viii be made in such funds As the Gov
ernment may have for disbursement.
The usual Government inspection VIII be mads
Just before the Flour ia received, ana pona VIII bs
accepted which is not fresh ground, and Of supe-
ri0r quality
An oath Of allegiance must accompany the b;def
each bidder who has not the oath on hte In tAis
Office, and no bid will be entertained from parties
who have pseyiously failed to comply With thsic
bids. or from bidders not present to respona-
Government reserves the right to reject any bic
for any cause
Bids to be addressed to the ndersigned. At Nc.
223 street, endorsed Proposals for flogr
myl-ct Captain G. 8. v.
Evening star., 1865-05-01

THIRD WARD STATION CAsRs.-Jno. Hend-
Icy and Cass Bode, drunk and disorderiy; S59t
each. VIM. Bowey, dsorderly; S10.9i. Also,
assault and battery; bail for peace. Thomas
OSullivan, drunk; 81 Anon Mum, do; mil .
itary. Benz. Harrison. suspicion of arson.
Evening star., 1865-05-01

IJIss SANFORD HAS JUST nErgRNED
asn. dsssns ssn in and aPd
HATS for the Summer trade. having p9r- -
chased them at reduced prices. they will be sold
N. B DREssMAKINe in .ll its branches.
New York Millinery Establishmsnt. y. ant
ID door from 9th street,
myi-6t. Up stairs.
DEPOT FOR PARIS KID GLOVES.
COCRyOISIER'5.
ALBXASDREy.
We shall open to-day full assortment of tn,
POPULAR PRICES.
JOS. J. MAY & Co,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
myl-2t between 9th and 10th sts,
noMEsTIC GOODS.
SHIFTING CoTTONs.
SHIFTING OOTTONs.
PILLOW CASE COTTON.
BED TICKINas,
MlRRIMACK, SPRAGU1. and PACIFIC
PRINTS.
PACIFIC LAWNS,
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs.
BROWN sHElTINGs,
CoLORED PAPER aud THICK CAMBRIC5.
at,
POPULAR PRICES.
Full Stock just reee;ved.
JOS. J. MAY & 90.
30S Pennsylvania avsnue,
myist between 9th and 10th ats.
Evening star., 1865-05-01

LEVY CoURr.-The Levy court OF this coun-
~ met this morning in the Aldermen's Cham
her and proceeded to the election OF school
commissioners with the following results:-ise
district, Richard w. Garter; I'd, Joseph L.
Chappei; %, 5. Brown; 4th, E. j. Middle
tons 5th, George Mathiot; 9th, David Miller
7th. John Fox. =
DR.. Nichols presented petition, numerously
signed, for new road from Grimes X Roads
to the Eastern Branch Bridge, which was re-
ferred.
MT. Bowen offered resolution fixing the
salary Of the Clerk and Treasurer at 5000; Su-
perintendent of Roads and use OF horse, 2 100,
Surveyor, IS per day for horse and 81 for
horse and wagon when actually employed;
adopted.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
FROM KENTUCKY.
Surrender of ebel Troops-Eastern Ken.
tucky Free Of Rebels.

LEXINGTON, KY, April 30-One hundred
asd five officers and one thousand men of
Morgan's old command surrendered to Gen
Hobson. at Mount Sterling to-day.
Twelve hundred rebels also surrendered a.
other points to Gen Hobson's troops.
Several hundred deserters took the amnesty
oath.
Eastern Kentucky is now free Of rebel troops.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
@ & B A N d FAIR
8 Ar GONZAGA HALL.

S Ar GONZAGA HALL.
1air. on ascsle of magn6cence never before
eauaLed IN WaahIneton Oity is now being held
for the benefit Of st. Alloy sius Church at COMA
GA H. LII, stree, between 9th and 10TH open
every day and evening during thissni the co min e
yeeA The grand hal, elegantly decorsted-being
draped with the tags all nations, and filled WITH
less profusinn and vsriety-alone richly deserves
visit from every person IN the city.
Supper every evening. ap25-d.f
Evening star., 1865-05-01
BOARDING..

TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BY ACCOMMO
Il dated With pleasant room and board, at sos
x street, between 18th and 18th, A few Tsble
Bosrders can be accommodated. my 1-2tT
LOB .RENT-Furnished ROOM with BOARD
i suitable for two persons. at No. 81 Market
street. Gt orsetoNn, between Sd and 4th streets.
Terms me d crate. sp28-3tf
ROARDING-Two Gentlemen Wishing to room
- together eau find pleasant ROOM with good
BOAkD in q ,rivste family. by applying at No.
sp 2S-3t'
ROOMS AND B0ARD-Two very nicely FUR
IL hIeHED ROOMS. pleasantly situated for the
summer. at AIS sth st bet G. and f. With or
without board. References exchanged. sp 25-5t+
RoARDING.-severslG entlemen can he accom-.
y rOdated with BOARD and LODGING, or
TARL1 BOARD with separate rooms If desired
by appl'ing at 1874. 22d street, between K and L..
ap 26 cost"
EOR RENr-Pleaaant FURNISHED ROOMS,
with board. at No. 80 Missouri avenue, betw
Sd and i1a sts. Location pleasant. p25-6t"
ENOCR OR PIVI GENTLEMEN CAN BIB WE'LL
I accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
stl eet, south corner of 25th. mar 70
Evening star., 1865-05-01
PROGRESS OF THE FUNERAL COR.
TEGE.
Demonstrations in Indiana.

MICHIGAN CITT IND, May 1.-The tuners
cortege has Just arrited. The demonstration
OF sorrow on the route were solemn and i'm
presstye. 1t will leave for Chicago At 80
p. m.
Evening star., 1865-05-01

ARRESTED IN BALTIMoRB.-John +. Carter,
who it will be racollected was one OF the
Auxiliary Guard under Mayor Berret, and
who left here in 1861 and went South, was
arrested by the military authorities in Balti-
more yesterday, charged with being sus-
pioious character. During the war he has been
acting as detective In Richmond.
Evening star., 1865-05-01

SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-WilNam
Elanpiean, drunk; military. Samuel Poole.
John Blaekstone, larceny; dismissed. Edw'd
b. GhIlagher and Richaro PROSE-, drunk; do.
each, Ann Dorsey. DRINK: $3.50 Jas. Hous.
= ton. sighting; SlO.94. W N. Ingle, Emma Ham.
'ilton and cGarohger Mitchell. disordsriy; for
hearing
Evening star., 1865-05-01

%GRAND cONCERT
u3 by the
FENAL1 INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS
Of the Let. I'd and 4th Districts of Washiu ston D.
ODD FELLOWS HALL, yth street
MONDAY EVENING, May l, 1855,
Concert commencing At quarter of O'Clock
Tickets. 50 cents; Children. Is cents
The hne ChickerinS Sons Piano used on thia
occasion is from the establishment of Mr.. J. +.
Kills. StS Pa. av. Rp y 8:
Evening star., 1865-05-01

- CAUTIoH.-We would recommend our read
eys 10 be on the alert who have their establish
-ments draped In mourning, from the tact ths
several depredatlons have already occurred
On Saturday evening last, Mr. Sigston's Il
cream store. corner 18th, and Fsstreets, had 4
expensive drapery stolen. Any party guiit
of such an offence must hea rebel at heart an
an arrant knaye. t a-Etat -t-t1 - %"
Evening star., 1865-05-01
UCTION SALA or PUBLIC ANIMALS
n WAGONS. DC

- QUAaTERNAsTRR CRNERALs OFFIoB.
WdShih gfon. D. e., April 29. 1865
There vii! be sold At publ aution: TO the high
est bidder under the direction OF Brigsdier Gems
auastity OF HORSks. MULES. WAG0NS and
HAhNES6, c.nG mined as now unfit for public
service, many of which will arswer very we'll for
farm and road pnr poses. .-I
This sale will so%@enss At City Point At ten
continued xt Petersburg apd Ri hmond. on such
day there after a. 6enei al Ingalls, may direct:
The number OF animals TO be sold 10 asouts sSo
Terms cash in Government funds.
- NJ. G. MEIGS, Quartermsster denersi.
To be published in New York Tribune. Times,
and POST; Phil adei phia Press American, and
News five times. daily. my ot
NOR SAIF-A first class STEAM 49,
TIC PROPELLER, s0-inch Cyl .S.sssakE3N
;n5ar SniIt in 1852 and in CO. oup,ete s<xsxxz=ssaD
nrdsr FOR fu RI J. er particu Ia 8 inquire of
ofueA MORGAN, RHINEHART & CO..
24I 7 street. between 18th and Hth.
apE6t Washington, D. c..
OUR MARTYR PREsIDENr.
" DUB GRIEF AND OUR DUTY.
AN ADDRESS
delivered by Rev G. Butler, pastor Of the
English Lutheran Church. Washington. d. q.
For pale at all the Book Stores. rs.s
Price Is cents. sp|-o.
vT,HE UNDERSIGNED HAS SOLD OUT HIS
/ Lumber Yard to NATHANIEL b. FU6lTT,
With whom sll persons indebted 20 me are cay
nestly requested to make immediate settle msnt,
In order to facilitate the closing nP OF fhs Hrrs
OF W.sSinston' w. Sla SS1cs6oc C.. April l. 1865
Evening star., 1865-05-01
STATES HOTEL.

PRICE BD { d.
IN conseanenSe OF the f.il In the prices or PRO. %
price Of Board to So per day. few mere psrma-
nebt bosrdsrs taken at reduced rates. Rooms can
be had with or without board. an 26 6t*
Evening star., 1865-05-01
ANIL B. FU GIFT,
LUMBER DEALER,
JxTH STREET WEST, NEAR PA. AVENUE

vJyBp PIoPLYV CIRCULATING LIBRARY hss
rsroved te the corner Of 9th and stree':Tr sa
stier' g Stationery Store. usder Sestsn tast
Evening star., 1865-05-01

nXHtS ~. AFS Z, siIka BLACK, and pearl caG n
nsres Psrtie1ar .ttsDssiIon s 1as for
hESoSHt hESSo1Stn.s So and comfort TO the .ssrsI
iN hsn'ne'' sTINE9ETL: hat,sfss ,stss n.
Evening star., 1865-05-01

n C0LLECTlOh OR FINE OIL PAINTINGS
viii be cold at the auction rooms of James O. Nc.
Guire 4 Co during the coming week; particular
day win be stated in future aivertisement: Among
TIE collection are pieces from the folio wing O ..
brated artists. Viz :--Nichoissn. Thomas aud Ed
ward Murray. Paul Hitter, 8 p. Lyke. Rrip pen.
m.n. s.bs - h. .; s1H nr d H ~
artists. !.
Monday evening. May !, vita catalogue. ep2s3t
Evening star., 1865-05-01

The assets of this Com psny consists of 1872 acres
land ia fee sim pie, two leases near Sugar Creek,
one leaHe on Cherry Run with half the oil, with
half the oil of two leases free of expense to the
Company. which are on Two Mile Bun.
The Office is open in the evening fren to O. to
enable those who are employed through tie day
to have aR oppoi trnty to examine for themselves.
Books Of subscription now open for q few days at
214 Penn ave., bet l4th and 18th SITS.
8. n. RAYBOLD, Agent.
One half of this stock is now taken in the city of
Philadelphia.
OFFICER9
PREsIDEET-O. 81, P CONOvER.
TREAsURER-TOBIAsD DURNEY.
sECRETARY-IsAIAH BAT1S,Jr apps IT.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LADIES'
Evening star., 1865-05-01

CA. y 4. ICE,
We have completed our arran ser ents for the
delivery OF the pure
BOSTON FRESH POND ICE
We cell DO other We have one prics for III.
season. We deliver pramptly. We reauire on
drivers to give exact Weight. We never fail 10
supply in the heat of summer, We ask a liberal
patron age and sss1re you a const.n ,uppiy,
T. T. FOWLER d Co
epa8.tf Tenth street Wharf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-01
Financial Matters

New YORK, Nov. 30-The Commercial
says: Stocks are lirmer, in anticipation Of
q rise in prices after the meeting Of Con-
gress. The payment Of about S2O,O00,000
by the Treasury on account of interest and
the redemption OF the five per cent. notes
may bceXpected to produce more ease in
the money market. Governments are
rather firmer. There is growing dispo-
sition to buy bonds and seven-thirties in
stead which, however, is held in allegiance
by the feeling of unauimity as to whether
the declining tendency has touched bottom.
Buyers are deferring purchases until the
policy of Mr.. McCulloch is revealed in his
annual report. In the meantime, however,
a good many securities are upon the mar
ket, which may possibly produce further
slight decline. ... '.......
Money is without any material change.
There is a fair and active demand from
Change Brokers, which is readily respond
ed to at per cent, lenders at present pre-
ferring that mode of employing their funds
to any other. There is steady flow of cur
rency from the Western centers, especially
from Chicago, while the amount. going
South is merely nominal. The gold pre-
MUM is rather weaker. The apprehensions
of diplomatic difficulties do not appear to
have proved decided enough to develOpe
any speculation, and the recent rise OF 10
Is per cent, Is to be taken as representing
simply the .iervOusneSs upon the matter of
our foreign relations. The purchases for
customs are light. The demand for export
is strictly nominal. Foreign exchange is
firm but not active. .'...'...