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THE CAPTURE OF RICHMOND.


The following telegI ams indicate the man.
nsr in which the fall OF the Rebel Capital
il received in loyal States:
providence, r. l., April 3, 1e65-Hon. E. W.
Stdnten, Secretaryof Var: Accept the congratu.
lation of Rhode Island upon the glorious con.
summation of General Grants campaign. in
TIE capture Of Richmond j have ordered a
salute of one hundred guns throughout the
State. JAMES Y. SMITH.
Governor Of Rhode Island
NORWICH, Conn, April 3, 1s65.-Hon. E. n.
Stanton, Secretary of Va,: Accept my thanks
and congratu lations for the glorious news.
We are feeling its beneficial influence here to.
DAY. WIN. A. BUCKINGHAM, Governor
BOSTON,, MASS, April 8, 1965-Hon. E. NJ
Stanton, Secretary of Var: give you JOY on
THESE triumphant victories. Our people, by a
common impulse, abandon business to-day for
Thanksgiving and rejoicing. The colored men,
received late, got in first, and thus Is the Scrip
sure fulnlled j. A. ANDREW, Governor.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL, April 3, 1S65-Hon. E. NJ
SfoHton, Secretary of War: Your dispatch an.
nouncing the fall Of Richmond and Peters
burg, and the rout of Lees army, has electrified
our people We are firing salutes over the
restoration OF the Union, and the hearts OF our
people are throbbing in unison with the re YER
oeratton OF Grants artillery. God bless Abra-
nam Lincoln, f. NJ. Stanton, U. S. Grant, w.
T. sherman, Phil. Sheridan, and the soldiers
Oh the Union. X. J. OGLRsBY,
Governor of Illinois.
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"CoNsOLATIoN."-W We noticed some time
since the admirable picture of Constant Mayer
entitled icons olation,' when ON exhibition at
Markriter's establishment, 1876 9TH street. It is
now back to this crty and is again on exhibition
at Markriter's, where we advise those who
would see picture that speaks to the heart to
give 1t an inspection. The opportunity to OBJ
tain copy OF the admirable engraving Of this
picture, on sale at Markriter's, should not be
lost. Singularly enough this is the only pic
ture Of first. class merit brought ont thus far
by the war-so fruitful a subject one would
think
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them, many valuable officers being among
them, whose names, however, are not attaina.
BILE TO might
onsrs and 80 guns, including those taken by
Sheridan yesterday.
The loss Of the enemy in killed and wound
ed is not estimated but In front of the 9th corps
they lie on the ground very thick, for there
they were mown down by the hundreds at
each effort to regain the lost ground
Gen. Ransom is badly wounded and a pris.
oner In our hand. He was found at a house
on the Boydtown road, from which it was
dangerous to move him.
Gen. A. p. Hill Is reported killed by prison.
ers Monday, April Sd, 5k I'm.
Petersburg ;s ours The I'd brigade 1st d.
vision 9th corps took possession this morning
at daylight,
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Second EDITION,
O'CLOCK Pm.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, April 4, 1865.
Jay Cooke Co. furnish tho following QUO
tations Of Government securities:
TIE BEGINNING OF THB END.

1t strikes us as eminently appropriate that
Grant and his glorious gallant army should
have taken Richmond without the firing Of q
gun in the immediate work by any other por-
ton Of our troops. The great result vindicates
his generalship and his army's efficiency past
all denial, If there remained any to doubt
either, in view Of the difficulties of his ardu-
Gus and long protracted task.
The time has now arrived when serious
efforts at peace will be made Such Southern
public men as Alexander Stephens, Judge
Campbell and W. W. Holden-sincere Union
men at heart-will doubtless at once take the
initiative In the desired negotiations based on
immediate and absolute submission to the
Governments lawful authority. Our impress.
sion is that Governor Vance, of North Caro-.
lima, will no longer hold out against the Union
sentiment Of that State, and that Governor
Brown, of Georgia, will not be behind hand
in bringing his State back into the Union.
The readers of the Star will remember that
we have steadily maintained that whenev yer
relieved from the pressure of the (late) Rich
mond despotism, the people Of the South might
be relied on to evince thou sand fold more at.
tacnment Tor the Union than was generally
believed In the loyal States. We expect to
witness such manifestations from that quarter
in that way as will astound the country speed
lily satisfying all of the truth of what we know
well. Viz: that the rebellion was but the re-.
suit OF a well-contrived and boldly.execr,
conspiracy, in instantly enslaving tn. ms. IL
ments (population) with which 1t essayed i,
work out its purposes, much more than half
OF whom have at no time sympathized with the
end and aim of its crimes, and three tourths
OF whom will now gladly accept a return to
the Union without slavery, in preference to adj
herence to the fortunes Of the most diapolicsl
cabal with which God ever cursed the world.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE CITY LAST RvKNINa.-After the Star
went to press yesterday afternoon, the excite
meRt continued, the whole population seeming
70 be In the streets.
In the Fourth Ward the rejoicing was kept
up all night, many parties perambulating the
allowed them to have their own way and only
arrested those whe were committing fragrant
outrages, or who were so much under the
weather that they could not take care OF them.
selves, and these in most cases, were taken to
their homes-one party being taken heme no
lass than three times. VIM. Oliver got so high
that he had TO be arrested. and this morning
he was fined by Justice Gibers0n Sl058 for
disorderly conduct, and also held to bail fer
court Tor assaulting colored man namsd
Sanders.
At the Marine Barracks the news caused
quite flutter among the officers and men, and
during the afternoon number of ladies visi-
ted center house, whom the company engaged
In singing. dancing, &c, for several hours.
The eastern section of the city was soon all
in glare Of excitement, and all who could
afford nag run 1t out, large number in a
very short space Of time showing their loyalty
in this manner.
At Emory Hospital an extra was received
Just as the men were seavinS. the dinner table,
and the Joyful news oanSed f1ntter but sell
dom equalled-the cyippLes and all those who
could possibly leave To cir quarters making
tneir way oai on The gre en-, when Dr. Mose oH
and for several Aoays cheers and music was
the order.
At the other hospi,a ais the news was a. joy:
fully received, and all the patients IN some OF
them who ccuia xand holiday were given q
pass.
This morning the schools Of tho third district
assembled atthls Wallach School House, where,
under the dN ection Of MT. Hitz, one OF the
Trustees. and Mr.. McOathran, principal of the
| male gramvIer schools, suitable exercises took
place. NY. Hitz made neat patriotic address
to the sch GLARS, and after ward some time was
| spent in singing the national airs and cheering
| after " hich tho scholars were given holiday,
but did not leave until the exercises inside the
hail ding took place in front. The building will
b illuminated tonight.
The Capitol will be illuminated thoroughly.
! and over the pediment of the library balcony
I there will be large transparency inscribed
sit Is the Lords doings; 1t II marvellous in
our eyes,"
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DESTRUCTION OF REBEL SALT WORKS

The Navy Department has received infor-
nation from Rear Admiral ]. A. Dahlgreen
of the destruction of an extensive rebel salt
work on Broro Neck, Mcintosh county, Ga,
by an expedition sent out for the purpose un.
der Acting Ensign L. B. Brigham, who did
his work thoroughly. The boilers of the work
of which there were twelve, were supplied
with water by a small steam engine. AS the
engine was nearly new and In good condition
it was brought off and sent to Port Royal.
Ten buildings, large quantity of fire wood
and hewn timber, one hundred bushels OF salt,
and number of barrels and slaves were burnt.
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RECRUITING IN RICHMOND

RECRUITING IN RICHMOND.
Major Taggart, Of the Bureau of colored
troops, left to-day for Richmond, to establish
In that city a branch of his office, and facilitate
the organization Of companies from among the
colored recruits.
It is believed that JEFF. Davis colored re-
cruits will form An admirable nucleus for such
an organization.
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TIN CAPABILITIES.

Brevet Major General Potter, of the 9th corps,
u reported to his friends as having been
wounded in the late fighting.
Ii u rumored about town this morning that
General Oustar was killed, but NO such infer.
mation had been received by Government up
20 IL O'Clock this morning.
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FOR RICHMOND,

The propeller Rebecca Barton, Capt. Skel-
linger, left the 9th street wharf this afternoon
with a cargo OF stores for the medical and
engineers department., bound for Richmond,
being the first Union vessel that has cleared
for that port since the breaking out Of thewar
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POSTMASTER AT RICHMOND

- Green, Union refugee from Richmond.
has been appointed Postmaster of that city.
Mr.. Green, was a wealthy citizen of Rich
mond who refused to take the oath OF allie.
glance to the rebel government at the outbreak
of the rebellion, and was consequently ban.
ished and his property confiscated.
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From the Richmond Examiner, April 3, 1865 ]
Died, suddenly, at the late residence OF his
father, ]. Davis, of Strangulatfon!
"The Southern Confederacy.'
No fpporal
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The Second Trade sals by order Of john Ysrrsfs
TO Re held 1t Commercial Buildings, Louisiana
avenue. between 9th and 10th streets, on TgZ6-
DAY. Apsil,4. commencing ct 10 O'Clock Q. m, ~
Will sell AZ. followa:
CONFUSING of shipments from
n 81 LOWS, MO. 400 eases of the celebrated. Navy
LewiAG Coz brand Smoking and Chewing 1s-
; bacco.
OinenDa si, Ohio 1000 cases Of Candles: 100 bbls.
Chieaso, III 90 ties. Hams. Bacon, Sides. Shout
ders, Lard. &C., this seasons curing. and But
RistsSursh. Pa; GO bbls. whisky. of brands we'll
New York go bbl. syrss, Sugar. g.; l. go bbl.,
Ecsr AID rSaShS Wv fosatees 500 bb oaions
Full lines Of A. N. Bihia gers Liquors. Imported
Fhii.deiphis; 800 bs... Pickles, oas,u, E...
90; Sg cases Canned Goods. IsAiss. Preserves.
Baltimore, Md; 1900 bbls. Flour. &c.
Also, ct the saMe time and place the entir>
cargo OF the schooner e. FoEbiSh, from BostoN
consisting OF Dried and Salt Fish, this season,S
Also. 100 bbls. prime New Ensland Cider. Tai.
cargo cost the shippers st Boston over FIJI 600.
AL the above enumerats4 goods will be SOLD nan.
emptorily and without limit or price, in iota
sSSaptsd tc the want: Of large buyers. and etai.s
Catalogues viii be ready for Distribution I've
as nh e ssn 20 WI. L. WALL & CO., Auc,s
K1H1 ABOVE SALE ADvxRrIsIp BIZ us
mercial Building. 10 postponed fer & few days. OF
which time due notice will be given.
ap4 W. L. WALL d CO., AuctS.
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THE LOSSES.

Correspondents from the front estimate our
losses in the late fighting at 10000 ON our side
and 10000 on that of the rebels.
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nIssOLUTI0N OF COMPREHENSIVE:

The Copartnership he etefere isting uaAer tn
firm of Boteler Z Wilson ig this day dissolved,
having expired by limitation.
Persons having claims against the FIRM VIII pre-
sent them for immediate payment. Those who arc
indie bted to the fr= questSd to settle their
nts without delay. Either Of the undersigned
is authorized to rece pit for accounts due this late
firm. CHARLES w BOTEL1R, IN
JOHN q. WILSON.
Washis gten, March 81, 1866.
The business will be continued L,-she su bscri Der
at the old stand, Iron Hall. Being anxious to e.
duce his stock, strong inducements will be offered
to purchasers.
ap 4.3t CIV BCFHLIR. JR.
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E0R SAL1-A Dun Gray MARE. sixteen ~
In very good condition. Suitable for yAE-
On. buggy and Saddle. Insnire ct J, D1SFO6o1.
eysuue. a.f mar H-sts
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A. p. HILL KILLED,

Rebel prisoners report that she rebel General
A. r. Hill was killed in desperate attempt TO
rally his men in the fighting below Peters.
burg.
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GRAND SPRING OPENING.
CLOAKs AND MANTILLAs.

| GRAND SPRING OPENING.
CLoAKs AND MANTILLAs.
| J. BIoK1RTON l. co. will continue to open
their Spring and Summer Mantillas from April
Sd to the 9Th inst. Ladies call and examine this
magnificent stock of Paris Mantllas, also of eur
own manufacture.
304 9th street. I'd door from Pa. ave.
aps2t- 1ss Baltic st R.,t;mora
BIaI!!IIAAHXDgsA rhelsn. pocket table for sale
ss .od 4 AeE ii. e.
s saYd american Marble Monuments. They will be
Isle ~ t e before the above
east side, above RIGGS Bank aps.lats
THhsUBsCRlBER II DhsIRogs OF PROCUR
lars apply 1t the Store Of B. oNEfLE. corner
ap s.st. SAMUEL CEAs.
49,, ON IREE EXHIBITION 100
d sGI TIaSg great National PAi.tinE CON- $50
e. n
as' bsaes for fh K:
public are invited to cali and view this master
viii have in this city. VIC 'A'' ap1 sne'
R EMOVAL-The Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Ma
sas q 0ssH
9th street under the National HeteI, where ali
e p%S1s66fff Of 81 i S
Lock Stitch (both right sides) are invited to
call and examine our stock, which We are selling
at New York prices. Nearly l50 coo of tn csc ma.
apl st. P. j. STEER AGENT
CLOAK AND MANTILLA MANUPACTORY-.
3. NJ. MEYINBERG
Is again manu- featuring very extensively the most
handsome Paris styles Of
CLOAKs, BAsQUINEs, MANTILLAs.
at the price to suit every costumer.
Cloaks will also be cat, fit and made to order, if
desired.
8. NJ. MEYENBERG,
As Market Space, between 18th and 9Th sts,
apl-3t under the Avenue House.
g RESORTI HAT
SOMETHING New and desirable for gents
wear. Having patent spring band, it in all n
cases dtusts itself to the head, at the same
time retaining its proper shape and giving
Other new and desirable styles of GENTS DRESS
HATS for the Spring wear Just opened.
B. Il. STINEMETZ, Halter,
234 Penn. avenue, two doors from
m3l-lW 18th street.
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PROBABILITIES FCAPTURING MOST
OF THE RETREATING REBELSM
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THR MEETING in front OF the Patent ONCE
tonight will undoubtedly be very large and
spirited affair. Vice President johnson, Gea.
Butler, Judge Usher, Gov. Yates, Gen Nys
and others will address the assemblage.
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%NATlONAL JUBILBE.-A Grand Mass
Ffss ns
The members of the Linceln and johnson Club
are arse 5ssTesed to meet It Isfus
It President Lincoln and Johnson Club.
e @fsds. q the dePsrt@ents
to meet at Ss lamps are the
Of m d o the
HnIsss st.tss from d,sintssEstisn sHa sss. ne
.e ii U.s. nepachi JOIN r. kMtysA g. s.
asD .F
thel Illumination in celebration Of the sorious
81 r Sa4s.
Gn Isl will bs BE- ts af
sRSS the
5a ROW Wsdnssassy HG N ri
to attend. and all Other companionsi in good stand
Ds invited t. be on th.
ri q &c & ss5 THOMSON &c.,,
no kHoT!cEM. .a,isa Of the Fourth Ward
ha nd 4S s t r. SipHs Simmer: oty
o'clock p. m, to transact business. of great i'm
apS-N n. .. OANlSs S6cfet6ry.
NTwAGoNs, CARTS AND DRAYs.
REGISTERS OFFICE, April 5. 1866.
SSSPAx xss!i : ISL. and shs. ssia iE;sss q
Office within ton fSS% Fl: d sSiar.ss ''
ap 3dtd Register. VIC.
ss svir
Churca, on "wednesday evening last, for the bene-
En- ns9 Viii
sn tine old o.
be hsd Of B. H. stinemess and aaamon Wi:sa
Psnnsylvania avenues aad J. b; Wilson. and ]. o.
The chsefesins sons Piano to b used !: from
the es1abiishment Of Mr.. John r. Ellis. sos
Concert to Commence at s o'clock. apsit'
nFMRTROPoLITAN RAILROAD OFFICE.
and .s Coz ~ sS5s;t y,
It Ike fer one .bs whSh Be
h nh esc street l5o% 1 HaeaPs1Rs.I Pre.
end TOM ssl s hA5hRS4P CO. III; n.Eeh
The cars Of this company viii be SIX CENTS, 0 as
sss oe os:
and s &saSss
6Ss,Y Tssd ass'
m got Intel. 4 Chron.I
p1TENT ILLUMINATING oANDLEsrICKs,
.,an. wHEEL1sR's.
LOB Saba Rosewood PIANO MEL0DE0N.
.o,a same us touche: II perfect good order will be
DE.ssAu's, No. Sas 9th street. above Massaehu-
~; =, :, q = eR -
g MRS. A. spiiR will, open. on x
THURSDAY, April 6,
4 new an- 80. ..-.. assortment Of
SPRING MILLINERY,
49l 18th st., between Pa. av and 81 al-3t
- c1s.. s fs1s s 8: s s!asSSfA Wilson.
Having leased the spacious ware,
ana % vss1s he at
times ~ to Keep q large and handsome assortment
CABINET FURNITURE,
SShle6 he pledges himself to roll q cheap q, any
ofNsex,a s VI housefurnishins establishment south
.on.s ss, sns invites 9s
iul Tor past favors. he now soiicits their patron
ap4eelm southe:se enSn y o Mi .nS sis
FREEcH CHINTzEs.
We invite special attention to our Stock Of tn,
above Goods. We have every design that hs,
been imported this season. May beautiful an.
nsursd Goods among them for children,
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
WILL OPEN TO-DAY
so Cases NEW DR1ss GOODS. ell bought Z
Auction since the decline In gold. and will
sold accordingly.
jos. J. NAY & co.,
Aptt sos esansYtvAnia avenue,
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CAPTURE OIL LOCOMOTIVES, CARS
AND RAILROAD MATERIALm
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8 PRIMO YLES,
SPRIEG HING.
WALL. STEPHENS 90.
Are now receiving and have on sale . full supply
OF String Clothing, for
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS,
which they will offer at great bargains and sell 1T
very low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS d co.,
322 Pennsylyania ave,
NH SO-lmif between 9th and 10th ats,
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a a.. EM PIG EYE ERf fnRFs

a s?aSHhRSHsoffYr n ! E % Evss!g9g BODY.
ass VIZ and ..s
lot without reserve ~ Eysry one to have Prize
ana no a s!se1s Eog e ca als1 bsAw PB.zx.
what you have drawn. II me articlo-o. article
lar and We win sorwsrd you the article. no matter
sSI Ss:t b. BE- Wiz ts st
,ieste and doilsT. hat cths@ .itiss Of the sam.
more than ons pss send US 81 and VII send
zen five Certificates; for s.. eievsn; for Is. thirty
.1.s,.oa a1RAF9p N.;d ps. ,,.1. E,.so
GREAT REDUCTION IN eROClRLzs.
We have Just received per steamer " john Glib
IA a choice lot ofHRowN and RRyINED SUGARS.
"" d" S aRnss ma sn Sl st SShff Fsss.
For sale at srea:.s sed GH%das sssfssL co.
Corner Penna. avenue and lssafstrsst.
WE H LAY aI JUe sS SE SSa1IxxzxgP.,ua.
s ss1!sis ct Ct Y %h Enx n ssSks
Corner Penna. avenue and lSsA street.
w choice les 81 TX SI X st sY Es, Hans.
L.
At a 8. s SE aMssR Rtrs 4 co g..
Corner Penna. avenEeand 18th streets
ID IFINED SUGARS.
NCkUSHED, 0WDvREBand GRANULATA N
SUGARS at 20 oertB par peund at
A. S.C1IAMBERLtN CO. So
Corner Penpil. avenue and 18th street.
VufEA from 50 ceats to 81 Is Der pound at
Il kaS. O HAMRERLlN 90. g.
Corner RenIIa. avenue aad 18th street.
UyFsT oUALITV,OP oo5- nnM STRIP (, ~ .,
II gallon at
A. 8. OHAMBIRLIN & CCsS,
ap4-3t Garner Penna. avenue and 18th st.
by W. L. WALL d co., Auaiioneers
10 WHOLESALE 0R0C1RS, HOTTIES. RES
TAgRAATS, ANR ARMY TRADERS.
IMPORTANT NATI0R
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H SHOES
PANIC PRICES,i
HELLER q CO., 492 7th street, having ju st
received large supply Of all kinds Of BOOTS and
SHOES at the recent Panic Prices and now
Good quality Ladies' Goat Balm orsle at Sl.25
Good quality Ladies' Slippers at 60 cents
Ladies' heeled Slippers. 81 %.
High heel Opera Caters at so.
Gentlemen 3 Long Boets at 81.
Children's Shoes at Is cents.
Good quality Children's Shoes at 40 cents.
And AL kinds of the best makes Of Gents,
Ladies'. Misaes' and Children's BOOTS, SHOES
and BALMORALS at corresponding prices, at
HELLER Il 1913, 492 It'll street,
Four doors above Odd RellOws' Hall.
TRUNKS, VALISES and TRAVELLING BAGS
cheap, At
HELLER & CO. 3, 1872 7th street,
NH 30-lm< Between and streets
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From Petersburg.
DETAILS OF ITS CAPTURE.

UNPARALLELED DARING OF orr
TROOPS.
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Having closed out the greater portion Of our
Winter Stock, previous to taking inventory. about
the 18th of last month, have recently purchased
great many New Goods at Auction in New York,
where they have been sold at large loss, and Gus
from time to time. as We purpose to attend all the
this time out and expect to have some extra chesp
and desirable goods.
We have already received the following. viz: A
magnificent assortment Of
Very rich Black Corded and Plain Black Tafeta
Silks, and all cheap.
Forty three inch Black Silks. for Mantillas.
Elegant Black Grenadines, two yards wide,
tupiRb Black Grape Meret. two yards wide,
Iupin's Black Rerege, two yards wide,
Double and single width Black Mousseline.
En1orad Rinsss. Mozambiq ues, French Lawns.
0Sintses all Wool Mousselines, ana q general as
sortment Of Dress Goods: ~ oo.to, and Lima,
goods 1t New York prices.
Al goods marked in plain nsures ~ 'ne io"es'
ossn PRICE, WIN. 6HUSTER & BRO.
No. 3e Market Space,
au1-dStif Between 7th and 9Th streets.
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BALLS, PARTIES, 10.

nROP. KRIIS' GRAND ANNUAL MAY BALL
fEND EXHIBITION will take plaos ct A
Odd EalIovs, ri All on To ESDAY EVENING, n
Nav . For further particulars see future
advsrti aements, Ap1 LIST "
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LATER FROM GENERAL GRANT.
More Glorious News!"

GENERAL SHERIDAN PICKING UP
THE REMNANT OF LEES ARMY
BY HUNDREDS
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~ 4''' .'''' ~
ALBERT 4. WILSON.
Dealer in ell kinds Of

BooTs AND sHols.
No 1871 Pennsylvania avenue. near 18TH street,
Tskes this method Of informing the citizens OF
W..hinston that he has constantly on hand su-
psrior assortment Of
LApIls' AND cHILDRlN's SHOES.
Eastern and home manufacture. He especially In
vites Attention Of the residents OF the west end TO
examine his stock q they can be faly supplied at
Low rates, without the necessity of going dowa
town and paying high rent prices. N @-lM.
ID JOHN yOLLDR. ~
3TO Eth street, ~
~ U-lms kefVeen q sadH
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I UMBBR! LUMBERn LUMBER!I

I UMBERl LUMBERn LUMBERH
For sale, large assortment Of LUMBER, con-
demned by the government q unfit for public SER
vice. suitable for building purposes, which Will be
sold on reasonable terms. Carpenters and others
in want OF Lumber will ind it to their advantage
to call and examine for themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Apply Immediately at 369 ~
street. near N. or at Gunnell's Wharf. m 29.1ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-04
LATER FROM RICHMOND.

RRIF1C CHARACTER OF THE Elk.
PLOSION.