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Evening star., 1865-04-10
Additional from, Grants Army,

Particulars of Sheridans Operations on
the Danville RoeA-Captnse OF Arm
the Enslish-Hew Lee was Aeaded of.
[Correspondenoe of the Associated Press.l
A letter dated headquarters Army OF Po-
tomac, Jetersville, Amelia county, April 7th,
saws that on Wednesday the cavalry under
Sheridan made an important capture OF prison.
ers, guns and wagons. 1t appears that Lees
srmy was moving as rapidly west as his Inn
led transportati on and the .demoraliIed con-
dition Of his troops would permit on the road
between Ameli,i Court. House and Jstersville.
The cavalry having gained possession OF the
Danville railr DAD some time previous, were we're
the 5th corps being we'll up In support, and
having built entertainments during Tuesday
night, preparations for an attack were s0o1
thick woods and deep ravines, making it ex-
uemely difficult for cavalry to operate to any
sdvantage.
The 2d division, under General Davis, were
principally engaged, and the gallant manner
in which they charged and drove the enemy
is highly spoksn Of by those who witnessed
il. But tb rebel infantry came up to the sup.
and and alta ckinr under cover. Our men were
therefore, forced back on the infantry, but not
until thousand prisoners, six guns 8 hile OF
wagon trains, together with the drivers, Were
in possession Of the brave second alvis.Un 10,
Five of the guns were new, and OF .ne aant 70
strong pattern, said to have been pTesen. w
the ''Oonfsderacy" from the EnghTShn Tnev sra a
ment, and had act been used. ctnrs Tbs
wagons, about two hundred IN numSer, aS Wess
S1sseRe 9 i'm tns aions
@ nau cSeu 80 Las a wagon belonging to Gen.
Ei,1 Hneh Lee, containing his baggage. etc.
In In this engagement Sheridan took goo pris'
Vns.s t1tar tAs dag OF artillery headquarters N
| y. and many other trophies.
Major Thoynas. commanding 1st Pennsyl'
| yania, lost q leg IN the fight. BE is brave
oficer, and his command did gallant service
they took seven nags, with many prisoners
Colonel .5answay. 1st New Jersey cavalry
| was killed.. !: -
Tha prisoners taken the past three days foo
pO,out fifteen hundred. Including q humoe
Isof 0ficers.
The correspondent gives some further par
\ tlculars, already in substance omcia!ly teie
graphed, and adds the greatest cseoit Is ope =
Evening star., 1865-04-10
GEN. RUTLER

A large crowd assembled at Wizards this
morning and called on Gen. Butler, who was
about to leave for New York. The General
however, was prevailed upon to delay his de.
parture, and briefly addressed the assemblage
from the ladies entrance on 1ith street. His
remarks were principally directed to the sub
ject OF the future disposition by the Govern
ment Of the participants in the rebellion. He
recommended that all the leaders should be
position under the Government, but that the
masses, including the negroes, should have the
rights Of citizenship. The address was loudly
applauded, and at its conclusion the crowd
disperSed,
Evening star., 1865-04-10
MORE GO6~
NEWS.
...ere Unisn Victories.

t,onmANpANr's OYFIoE, NAVY YARD, PEN.
AooLA, FLA, March 30, 1s65.-Hon. Gideon
we,es, SECRETARY Of the Nary, Wassin0ton, ID. c.
Brig. Gen. Asboth, commanding Military Dis
trict Of West Florida has just informed me
tha, Major Gen. Steele, commanding 18TH
Armp Corps, had met with decided success,
having captured on the 25th instant the rebel
Gen. Cianton, who is mortally wounded; taken
$50 prisoners, seized two railway trains
at Evergreen, ten miles above Pollard, on the
Montgomery railroad, and had torn up and
destroyed the railway track. both at Evergreen
and Pollard.
Major General Steele, at the latest advicss,
Sunday. the 26th. was marching on Blakely.
lam. sir. very respectfully, your obedien'
s.rvsrt- 8. J. N. ARMSTRONG.
Comd'r Commandant.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
THE LOSS OF THE MONITOR MIL
WAVKIE.
Victory BIZ Gen. Cauby.

Victory by Gen. Canby'
The Navy Department has despatch from
the commandant of the navy yard at Pensa-
cola, from which it is ascertained that no lives
were lost by the sinking OF the Milwaukee. She
was sunk BY a torpedo in Blakely river, on
tbe a7th of March. Preparations for raising
her had already been commenced, and there
W as but little doubt of their success.
It is further learned, from same dispatch
that on the same day, March 27, the army un-
der Generals Candy, Smith and Granger, had
q fight with the rebels and drove them into
their works.
Evening star., 1865-04-10

RETURN OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN The dis
patch boat River Queen, which left City Point
at II O'Clock p. m. Saturday, arrived here at 6
o'clock last evening, bringing up President
Lincoln, Mrs. Lincoln, Master Tad Lincoln,
Attorney General Speed, Judge Otto. Senator
Sumner, Senator Harlan, Mrs. Harlan, Miss
Harlan, and the Marquis Of Chambrun.
Before leaving City Point on Saturday the
President and Mrs. Lincoln visited tie hospit-
ais, where they were received with the great
est enthusiasm by our wounded officers and
men. A few moments before the River Queen
left City Point a transport came along side with
a military band on board, which compliment.
ed the distinguished party with serenade,
and the River Queen dropped out into the
stream amid the shouting of the troops and beat
ing Of drums.
The Presidents brief relaxation from the
wearing duties OF his position has had bene-
fcIal effect, and he returns to Washington in
excellent health and spirits.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
THE REJ0ICINGS In CINCINNATI.
Thanksgiying Day Appointed

render OF Lees army was received about 10
o'clock, and spread rapidly throughout the
city.
Immense crowds filled the streets, bon. fires
were lit at every corner, rockets filled the ar
and cannon were fired from all the public
squares The demonstration continued all
night.
Gov. Brough has appointed the 14th instant
for q general THANKSGIVING.
Evening star., 1865-04-10

DESTRUCTION OF THE HARRIET DE FORD.
Com. F. A. Parker, Of the Potomac Flotlla,
telegraphs to the Navy Department that the
Harriet De Ford, which was captured at Fair
haven on Wednesday last and carried into In.
dian Greek by g rebels under Capt. Fitzhugh,
was fired by them as soon as the gunboats got
in sight, and that she burnt to the waters
edge.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
MORE VICTORIES.
1t Never Rains But 1t POurS.

MEMPHIS, April 8, via CAIRO, April 9.-The
Bulletin Of this evening says a report prevails
and seems to be well authenticated, that Sell
ma, Alabama, was captured and burned few
days ago by a cavalry force Of Gen. Thomass
command.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
FROM THE JAMES RIVER.

The Blowing Up Of the Rebel Rams-TWo
of the Rebel essels Uninjured-Our Gun
Boaes Removing the Distractions in the
River-Admiral Poster's Official Dis
patch.
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON, U. s. FLAG
SHIP MALVERN, April s, 1s65.--Ifon. Gideon
Weues, Secretary of the Nory:-As the move
ments here have been OF military character,
and have beer regularly reported to the War
Department, have not deemed it necessary
to report anything to the Department
After l was satisfied that tho rebels were
about to evacuate Richmond i commenced
removing the distractions below Howletts
Battery, and in the course OF the night afta
succeeded in getting channel through, ana
removed the torpedoes.
The gunboats moved up to Drnry's, waere
the distractions again presented 2 bar to sar.
ther progress.
On the 4th OF Aprir1 accompanied the Pres
ident up to Richmond,' where he was received
with the strongest demonstrations Of Joy.
We found that the rsbel rams and gnnboa.z
had. all been blown mp, with the exception o
an unfinished ram, the Texas, and a small tus
gunboat, the Beaufort, mounting one gun.
The following is a list OF the vessels de
stroyea:-Virginia, fiagahip, guns, iron-elad
Rlchmerd, do, do. fredericksburg, guns
lTOu' CJdu, NuuocA0oAo3 oAoS "oo0CA1 AAoAAp
ton, guns, wooden; Roanoke, guns, wood
en-; Torpedo, tender; Shrspnel, tender; Patricl
Henry, school.ship.
SoHse Of them are in sight, above water, ant
may be raised. They partly obstruct the chan
mel where they are now, and will either hav
to be raised or blown ups
The Beaufort and Texas have taken 10
the use Of the navy.
Tredegar works and the naval ordnance de
pot remain untouched.
Very respectfully, your ebedient servant,
DAVID ID. POTTER, Rear Admiral.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
REBEL OFFICERS-

Thirty rebel officers, prisoners of war,
reached here yesterday from City Point, which
makes the total number received here within
the past ten days $50, including one brigadier
general. Col. G.. Miller, 1st SouthlOarolina,
and seven captains OF Virginia and South Car
alma regiments were among those brought up
Yesterday.
Evening star., 1865-04-10

the Army OF the Potomac and its commander,
for the bravery and energy displayed during
the series OF battles. Some Of these men ha we
been marching almost continuously for sew
eral days, the Fifth Corps making over thirty
Evening star., 1865-04-10
THE CAPTURE OF THE FLORIDA

IHE CAPTURE UF THE FLORIDA
The Naval Court Martial, composed Of Ad.
miral Goldsborough, President, Commodore
Alder and Corbin, and N. Wilson, Esq, JHdge
Advocate, which has been engaged ON the ord.
nance steamer Baltimore in the trial of Cap.
tain Napoleon Collins, of the Wachusett for
capturing the pirate Florida in a Brazilian
port, closed its ,sshcrs On Saturday, and the
record with the findings has been transmitted
to the Department for Its action.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
CAPTURED CANNOl

CAPTURED CANNON
The steamer Albany, which arrived here on
Saturday from City Point, brought up to the
Arsenal thirty.fo pieces of cannon captured
from the rebels by the army of the Potomac.
number Of these guEs are of English manu-.
facture, and they are all in good condition.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
Affairs in Georset.wn.


FIRR-Yesterday morning abont one o'clock
the blacksmith shop on Washington street, be-
tween Canal and Water street, was discovered
to be barning. The flames spread to the car
penter shop adjoining, belonging to William
Knowles, and thence to two frame dwellings,
one occupied by Robert McCpm bs, the other by
Margaret Murphy. The shops and contents
were destroyed, except a few tools. The house
occupied by McCombs was damaged consid-
erabiy. the other was but slightly injured.
Both the dwellings were owned by Ms. Leoni-
das Knowles. whose loss Is covered by an in
surance Of 800.
CANAL.-Arrived-Boat Seneca, wheat and
meal to Darby; Castleman, wood, TO market
Washington Irving. OrotoD, Neptune, Hudson,
Emma Reinhard, Katharine Van Tassel aud
Lidia, with 75S.14 tons, to Cumberland; John
W. Bacon, A. Chambsrlin and VIM. barrow.
$50 6 tons, to American %; Forest Rose and
Geo. Waters, 2l4.5 tons, to Central Co.; HIgi-
liant, l06 tons, to Borden 20. Departed-The
Maude, with salt ana fertilizers, 70 Four Locks,
and nine boats ligh..
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKEr:.Inere are no
trenss ctions to INDICATE charge OF prices for
fonr nr Grain. ana the quotations remain NOM
inaIiy as quoted in the Star OF last Saturday
Tpa Snnniy is steadily increasing. This morn
~ the Ellen and the M. B. Cron arrived with
ahout 1000 barrels -four from ShepAerdstcvn
and MERGERS Vile.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
SALUTE IN HONOR OF THE sURREHD1R OF

At early dawn this morning a salute Of FIVE
hundred guns was fired on Massachusetts av-
enue, between 18th and 10th streets, by order
of the Secretary OF War, in honor Of the capit-
ulation of Lees army to General Grant. The
salute was fired by batteries E and q, Of the
I'd regulars; I, of the Sd; G and II, OF the 4th,
and H, Independent Pennsylvania, from Camp
Barry, under the command of Brig. General
Hall, and Notwithstanding the early hour at
which it took place, large crowd was soon
gathered.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NEW YORK NEWS STORY
THE REBEL. I.aOyERNMENTTO BE RE-
ESTABLISHED AT CHARLOTTE,
N. C,-PERHAPS!

NEW YORK, April 1O.-The Daily Ne:ss has
a despatch from Richmond on the 7th, saying
the rebels have been removing their govern
ment archives to Charlotte, N. c., since the LIST
of March, and will there re-establish their
government.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
RAJ leigh CAPTURED BY SHERMAN!
Stoneman Cuts the Railroad be-
tween Greensboro and Danville.
Johnston Gut Of.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1O.-To-day's Press
has q report that General Stoneman has cut
the railroad between Danvllle and Green's
boro', and that Sherman has occupied Raleigh.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
BOARDING..

CENTLBMEN DIsIRING RXClLLlNT AND
" nicely Furnished ROOMS, with Board, should
call at AIS 9Th street, near G. References eK-
changed. ap s lots
EOUR OR FIVE GENTL1MEN CAN BE WELL
Il accommodates with BOARD and LODGING on
X street, south corner of 18th. mar 20
Evening star., 1865-04-10
EVACUATION OF RALEIGH,
No r 0heIs i'm that Viciu,tv

PHILADELPHIA, April 10 The Goldsboro
correspondent of the Associated Press, under
date OF April 9th, states that rebel deserters
AID refugees report the evacuation Of Raleigh.
There is no rebel force Of any account be-
tween Goldsboro and Raleigh.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
Rejoicing i'm PbiIadeJuhja

PHILADELPHIA, April 1O.-The rejoicings
here were kept mp all night and are still in full
blast. The f1remen with their engines and
music are parading the streets. The Union
League viii fire q salute at noon OF 200 guns.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
THE END OF THE REBELLION

nND Vr Z y
The thrilling intelligence buzzed about
Washington at a late hour last night Of the
surrender Of Lee and the army OF Northern
Virginia was fully and officially announced
at daylight this morning by the thunder Of ar
tillery and the joyous ringing OF bells.
With this surrender perishes the last hope
OF the rebels and their sympathizers, who
have pinned their faith upon Lee, and despite
defeat and disaster to their cause, eliminating
In the loss Of Richmond, have yet talked Of
the successive surrenders of vital points by
the rebels as profoundly "strategetic," with
view to concentrating the rebel armies at some
interior point where they could bid defiance
indefinitely to the Union forces
But even the New York Ne,ys will hardly be
able to hold the surrender of Lee and his armv
up to its readers as ga blessing in disguise" for
the Confederacy or s'masterly piece of policy,
on the part Of the Confederate leaders. When
TAe. the wisest and bravest OF the confederate
LEADERS. seas ne ray OF hope for the confederate
cause. and vol rntarily lays down his arms to
prevent hafurther An. futile efusion OF blood,
the most credulous optimist srnongst his fol.
lowers must accept his judgment as decisive.
We may expect now to hear at any moment
OF the surrender Of Johnston and his army, and
that Of the scattered remnants of the Confeder.
ate military organization throughout the South
VIII follow as soon as the news Of the Ca.
~A LII military chief is known
-ef Davis be assured Of the safety Of his
neck he too would surrender, but unpleasant
doubts on that point, in view Of his great
crimes, will doubtless cause the conscience
stricken arbitrator to seek the desperate
chance of skulking exit from the country he
has ruined.
His destiny-even II spared to die a natural
DEATHS not to be envied, loaded as he will
be with the curses and contumely of mis-
countryn,en. and deepest and most bitter, of
his own deluded followers.
But we turn to more pleasant subects-to
the certainty of speedy PEACE; of the re.
establishment Of our glorious Union, in all its
integrity; the return OF our brave soldiers to
their families and their peaceful occupations:
the resumption OF suspended industrial and
commercial pursuits, and the starting ont OF
the country on a new term OF prosperity, with
new title to respect among the nations of the
world.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
ROUR YEARH AGO.

POUR YEARS AGO
Just four years ago yesterday the President
ordered the military companies of the District
to be inspected and mustered into service.
Evening star., 1865-04-10

SALES OF SKvRN-THIRTIEs.-The sales OF
seven thirties by Jay Cooke Is Co., amounted
to S2,5lO,it0 on Saturday.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On Saturday, A pril sth. GOLD BREAST,
wreath areund it, with the name, birth and death
Of the losers husband engraved on the back;
street. second door from 18th. VIII confer great
favor on the owner and receive . suitable re-
ward. IT.
IL on D ST., kept by B. DeLacy sum Of MONEY,
by some person unknown. to be called for, but the
ed to come forward, prove property. and pay for
this Advertisement apB-St"
q Z REWARD-Lost. last evening, on the AZ.
TIE and PIN, the gift Of friend. The finder
will receive the above reward BY leaving the pin
at No 221 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Will
lards' Hotel. ap 8.2t*
Evening star., 1865-04-10
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs
RY WIN. L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers.
- Washington Horse and Carriage Baza
80 La. av., bet, eth and lot sts

By WV; %,.Sin!taa Il WAa. Sa.ss CO., "a AAgstion.s
SO La. av., bet 9Th and 10th St.
., SALE OF HORSES CARRIAGES. &c.
s Hn LIE IhUEtsDAY, April llth, at the Bazaar We will
suited to ..da,. TM1R!Y .ag s.11I.: aoasEEs, e ,,
A1aree collection of tNIs9. Ns% and s..on.
with which the sale viii commsnce withss iths'n'' &C."
New and Second. hand dd1Hse: He:..m,ae
nResular Sales at tho Bszs.r,' B' every s Tuesday,
Thu5sdsy. and Saturday, without regard to t.:
Carriages. Harness, &C.: Away. at priv sale.
aplo lohronlEslssIi lEsi L. "Az1 Aaeti.Sssi;s. 4 SSs;
~ of asri iseias issued Hsm the Gls1sS oace o Of
The Supreme geurt Of the United States for the
snSs ss' .s G1 ca: in 1fs Il
in and to sss % es S. e
Lot No. %. in SQUARE Ne. sz,. w.
tSssso1: il the City Of Ws.sin stsn, s. e ssIssd
s ana vi b so!a g :.tsS isiisa.s d Ec =: sa
mar 4-dts d. 3. Marshal DC.
.KTBy ABOvE SALE Is POSTPONED BN.
place; 'ss w1Ep Tl + = M!l.ssI tAsSf :. O.
Agoya .s sgsTHrk
pl.o:; wAHP p; Lx%0T; -
18th. ABOVE SALE IS RURTa1R POST.
the last Of sale. until the 10th day Of
April 1885, the Same hour WxSS ;1s pla'e eGAMon
aps q. s. Marshal b. q.
~THE ABov1 SALE IS FURTkR POST
Ronsd on account Of the wsathsr until WEDNEs.
,ad Daf psse the 18th nss W s sh hour
apis o. 8. Ma,shal. D. 3.
SEALH!D PRePqsAhs viii BE- received ,: ct the
1n;s2s; 1n% IN f9F the Sa Copper
a::::;s q ~sSs is1S1 April III Eth sbPf At '''
CL9R39 3] ESSSsRE SSSS 1ok 3 3 ONE a. DAY; -, . :.
xssonT1D so coDsstins in Of fS oaSsns.
Frenc Oh Turnips. Casbaees. Beets aad Potatoes.
sra AND examine .'n
LOB sALl-A BAY HORSE. eight years old.
W9Fk. in single %; 81 double gu ,h harness II % sna "a
BARGAIN Bsrs ain. ss tho owner has Is no % further use hz3
for him. o'6 6&1ffR e. isfR . : MArIecks stable.
N EW BOOK.
WOOD AMI bACd6f6 O1CI nKNo6*EVA1s lSsA
edition. carefully revised. price IS.
just published and fer a1bs5r si5f bss5r TAYLOR,
Bookse ller and 6tAtioner,
apsSt 334 Pennsylvania avenue
% ARE OLD VIOLINS.
| I have on exhibition and for sale. 6r0m % Nsy
aor ten dfYs TMS oss & sss .na
fi:so.. Organs and SsioSs;ssss oSss fs' hEi1s. hiI;
500 Pennsylvania avenue,
| ap8.3t between 9th and 10th ats. .
OIssoLur1oN OF oorARFssRsHip'
Notice il hereby given that the Sopsrtlershi
heretofore existing between y: a. Suenerks an
John Lowenstein, under. the 6rm OF Bushrke
consent. Ali persons hsvins claims against sai
frm viii please present their accounts to Q: +
sssum 60 the said debts; and az parsons owi1s e ss
| arm will call and pay before the lss dey of ma
1855, after which the accounts will Be plsced in Il
hands Of . magistrate. {: a. UHHkNMr M Mr@@yu' e
| ap6 66ts JOHN LOM 1No Z 7AN
DoTATOHBi POTAf0l6ii
| a N
Evening star., 1865-04-10
PERSONAL.

MACAMR LEIBRAN, of Paris, can be consulted
studied With Mons: Devaufh, the great French
assrtuio4i5t. Gan pc seen at her room 26e Fit eet
south, Island, between I'd and Sd streets. Price
~ cents. ap lost
EDlTOR OF THE STAR R-Impostors are Eoine
- 1sround in Washington soliciting contri bitions
Tor 81. Aioysius Grand Fair beg the pu bic not
10 contriDute to any enc except to such re per.
sonally we'll known to them or are autho1Ied by
me unoer my own 81 sn6ture.
b. =. W1GE1T. Pres't 6OuZaes college.
n. B-The police is informed Of the fet. a83t
A CARD.-DR. JOHN e. SMITH (Ite q. g.
"A Army } having taken the ofice formrly occu.
pied by Dr.. HELEN, deceased, No. 4004th street.
opposite the City hall, two doors nortiof Louisi-
ana AZ, respectfully offers to the pubic his pro.
fessional services. ap6.lws
IMPORTATION WANTED or MR. 0ATHIR.
1 1NE WALSH, who came to this ciy about two
weeks weeks ase. from PhiilipsbgTs. New Jersey. sup:
shfa 6iss1s MI th aisssss B. s'F
ap6-5t*
THE NWHOADvANClD MONEY
last week on the FINAL statement Of dis
charged soldier, can receive the amount of his I'D.
vance by presenting the papers at All n. avenue,
corner ~ st.. Room No. A.. ap5 lw~
NR. PHILLIPS has removed to Pe,nsylvanis
u, venue, near 18th st., over Hessra KidwsllI
Drus Sto,. cps 3nif"
Evening star., 1865-04-10
Dry GOODS AT PEACE PRIo =;

~ AT THE WELL.KNOWN HOUSE na
* N. WILLIAM A2
Ladies will find all the novelties Paris nrodnces
In LACE GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS. MAN
TILLAs, DRESSES, TRIMMINGS, SILKS, VEL
n4IS, Ladies' UNDER GARMENTS. EUMAN
HA1h dOODS, Lubins and DeMarson q PERU.
merry, C0UDRAYs POMADE, etc.
Ladies can have Dresses and everything in the
Millinery lins made to order.
Hair Dressing, Hair Dysing and shsmpooine
done in the house, and all kinds Of Hairwork mad
to order.
Orders given to Paris for any kind of Goods for
not less than 500 will be attended to faithfully
n. WILLIAM, Importer,
No. 306 Penna. av.. Washin ston, d. c.,
No. 7 Cite Trsvse. Paris.
an l0.lm (Re>hb& Chron1
Evening star., 1865-04-10

nTI. o. o. F.-GRAND LODGE-The Quar-.
w tsrly Communication will be held On MON
apS-2t P. II. SWEET, CIR. Sec.
nFTHE NEXT REG ULAR MONTHLY MEET
kS ing Of the Board Of Trustees of Public
insH, At IA O'Clock p. m. r. T: mORslLL,
ap8-3t Acting Secretary.
n~1XCELSIOR BUILDING ARTICULATION
N At meeting of this Association held on
the 9th instant it was ordered that the books for
subscription be reopened until further notice,
each share for the following month.
ap S-eo1m JNO. NJ HANSON, Sec.
n@ NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS IN TIE
1 COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.-The un.
deIsiened, assessors of the county of Washington
Eill sit as beard of appeal at the Office of Nicholas
Callan. Esq, clerk OF the county. corner of at
and 18th st., on TUESDAY, April 18th, from 10 to
daily for two weeks to hear appeales on the as
D. V. BURR,
GEORGE h. PLANT,
CHARLES B. BELT
ap 6-eo3w County Assessors.
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0IaeoLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE.
lOTATOHBi POTAFOlsi

D0TATOlBi POTAT016ii
aDOo bsshe,s of prime J aokson white POT TATOEs.
suitable for seed or table use: Just arrived per
Schooner Rhilanthx0piats and for sale ny
PETER BERRY, e
81 LouieiAna avenue. Washineton,
ap l-6t@ OF ~ Water street. QeoT TsetoWn.
Evening star., 1865-04-10

~THl ABOVE SALE IS PURIFIER POST.
the last post tponement Of sale until the 10th day OF
April. 1866, at the same hour and place.
WARD b. LAMON,
Ap3 u, g. Marshal D, g.
Evening star., 1865-04-10

~TH1 ABOVE sALI Is FURTHER POST
| psned ON account Of the westher until MONDAY
next. the Sd Of April. 1865: ct same hour and
place. WARD II. LAMON,
m 30 u. 8. Marshal u. G..
Evening star., 1865-04-10

Q AXE ULD SIULkNS.
have on exhibition and for sail, from New
TiNI RARE OLD VIOLINS. one at $S5 ana one
at $76. Violinists are invited to examine them.
, Pianos ORE And Melodeon8 for hire.
JOHN +. ELLIS.
SOC Pennsylvania avenue,
ap8.at between 9th and 10th sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-16
WILKINS, AucrroSErs.

1N HAND.yNE HOCSNIVi-N FURNITURE,
MIRRORS, VELVET AND Hiir sSEf.a CARPETS &C.
+. II. LUDLOW 4 Co Will sell at aurlnn on wednesday
April 49, at Al clock, at 80 Est Twrut, street,
tween Lexington and Th,rd oil rose
good, walnut and mahogany P'Ior. - room ami Dnin
Room Furrture Pcr Mirror, tut.ins. Vel I'D Bris
sells Carpets, Oilcloths. Chan ~-.- Kitchen y,euss &c
Catalogues at the Office. No 2 I'ine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-16

MORRIS WILKINS, AvCTIOSEER
Xu HANDSOME CABINET FURNITURE
X. II. LUDLOW CO. will sell at auction, on Friday
April e. at II O'Clock, at the OF G. mpr
Hover 81 Mercer street. Graud street. the entire b
ance OF fine rosewood walnut mahogany and FUN
the manufacture Of the above FIRM, gushing
Catalogues day previous To sale.