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EXTRA.
LATE AND IMPORTANT!
SHERIDAN HAS LEE HEADED OFF,!
Speedy Destruction Of Lees Army Certain!!!
Heavy Captures Of Guns and Prisoners.
''NO Escape for Lee" Sheridan says!!!
intercepted Letter Of a Rebel Colonel.
He says the Rebel Army 'is Ruined" y!
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
- WAR DEPARTMENT,
. - WASHINGTON, April 6, noon. {
Speedy Destruction Of Lees Army Certainty!
Heavy Captures of Guns and Prisoners.
mo Escape for Lee" Sheridan says!!!
intercepted Letter Of a Rebel Colonel.
He says the Rebel Army ''is Ruined" y!

OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
e. WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, April 6, noon.
Major General J. a. Dir, Neio Yo,k:
The following telegram announces the prob.
able speedy destruction Of General Lees
army, If our troops get up to support Sheri-
dan, who has headed off the enemy.
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War.
JUNCTION SoUTHsIDE AND DANvILLE r. R.,
BURKEsvILLR, VA, April S, 10 P. M.-Hon.
Edscin NJ. Stdnton, Secretary of War: Lieut..
General Grant received the following dispatch
at $50 p. m. while on his way to this point,
and at once proceeded to General Sheridan's
headquarters. General Grant desired me to
transmit the dispatch to you on the opening Of
the telegraph at this place, and to say that the
6tn COrps without DOUBT reached General
Sheridan's position within an hour or two
after the dispatch was written.
Two divisions Of the oath corps will encamp
here tonight, and one division OF the 25th
army corps at Blacks and Whites Station,
South Side Railroad.
s. WILLIAMS, Brig. General.
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY, JErrRRsvft1s
April S, p. MO Lieut.. Gen. o. s. Grant,
General: send you the enclosed letter which
will give you an idea of the condi ton of the
enemy and their Whereabouts.
sent General Davies brigade this morning
around on my left flank. He captured at
Fames' Cross Roads five pieces artillery,
about two hundred wagons, and eight or nine
battle flags, and number OF prisoners
The I'd army corps is now coming up 1
wish you were here yourself. feel confident
Of capturing the Army of Northern Virginia
if we exert ourselves. see no escape for
Lee. I will put all my cavalry out on our
left flank, except Mckenzie, who is now on
the right.
(Signed,) PHI. SHERIDAN, Major Gen,
LETTER.
AMELIA q. H., April S, 1s65.-Dear Mamma
Our army is ruined, feAr. We are all safe as
yet Shyron left us sick. John Taylor is we'll;
saw HIM yesterday. We are in line Of battle
this evening. Gen. Robert Lee is in the field
near us. MY trust is still n the justice of our
cause and that of God. Gen. Jill is killed. I
saw Murray few moments since. Bernard,
Terry said, was taken prisoner, but may get
out. send this by a negro see passing up
railroad to Mecklenburg Love to all.
Your devoted son,
VIM. b. TAYLOR, Colonel.
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s HOSPITALS FOB REBEL NOUNIlD.
We understand that n large number OF rebel
wounded hare been sent from CITY Point to
Craney Island. near Fortress Monroe. where
hospitals are to be established tmmediatsly Tor
their use, -r~. .,.....-z,,.7z ,1., /.
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~ Baltimore illuminates tonight.

UIt Is understood that the Secretary Of the
Treasury has decided upon selling forthwith
will be made for gold; that cour sc being con-
sidered necessary from the contingency that
some part OF the cotton may be found to belong
10 foreign claimants, who would require pay
msnt in specie. The lot will not be sold at one
Offering, as generally expected, but In q series
Ct lots, 81 different periods.
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FROM RICHMOND.

The Defeat Of Lee Announced to Davis in
Church-Mrs. Lee still in Richmond
Gen. WeitZel Occupying Davis House
Business Portion Of m ain street b fned-
Important Details of the Capture OF Rich
mond-5OO Pieces of ARTILLERY and 1000
Nuskets in our Possession-1,O0O Well
pitaI-Lee Still Vigorously Pursued
Winthrop the Only Unien General Killed.
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FOURTH OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

hpIll IL II N.
Major General Dir, care of Horner, Ne,o York.
Gen. Grant telegraphs to this Department
rom Nottaway Courthouse as follows:
s'Last night, Gen. Sheridan was on the Dan.
Vile railroad, south OF Amelia Court House,
and sent word to Gen. Meade, who was fol.
lowing with the I'd and 5th corps, by what Is
known as the River road, that II the troops
could be got up in time he had hopes Of cap.
turing or dispensing the whole Of Lees army.
i am moving with the left wing commanded
by Gen. Ord, by the Cox, or direct Burkesyille
road. We will be tonight at or near Burkes-
willie.
81 nave had no communication with Sheri.
soon that they have come up with and cap.
tured or broken up the balance Of the Army of
Northern Virginia In every direction we
near OF the men OF that army going home gen
orally without arms"
Sheridan reports Lee at Amelia Courthouse
to-day
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War.
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nGc0NA h1NU IN ALL IT'S BHA NCHES
MISS SANFORD
NHICKERING i SON'S
~ WORLD RENOWNED PIAfyOs

Since the first of January, have sold fifty six
500 PIANOS, twenty four (24 AMERI--
CAN PARLOR ORGANS. eighteen lO}8
AMERICAN MELODEONS. UNIT
The names of the parties purchasing. the num-
Der of their houses and name ef the street can be
seen at our store and prominent anon est the mum.
Der we beg to note ::
=, Grand Piano of Chickering 4 Sons to Dr.. Jos. ",
Two ohickering 4 Sons fine full seven oct.,.
P1inos t3 the Academy of Visitation. Of
Mrs Knapp. h, between l4th and 18th sts
Messrs Griffin Brother, Pa, ave-, between 9th
and 10Th SITS. two Pianos.
Dr. W B: Shedd. Az on Sth st.
%. II Rideuour, 304 Pa ave.
J. c McKelden, +, between 6th and 7th.
DR.. hiram Barber, X, between Sth and 9Th.
John Wise, corner 9th and AZ.
G. NJ Parks. 3S3 New York ave.
Mrs. A. McClosky, 377 on It'll st
Son six superb Pianos, which, ad6 sd to stock on
hand, makes again my assortment complete, and
have also on hand new and beautiful Pianos
from ether celebrated makers, for whom sGa,
Liberal allowances Tor old Pianos.
Pianos tuned, exchanged. repaired, .removt l.,
Nov in store 10 AMERICAN ORGANS and ak
MELODEONS. from the factory Of 8. d. ano Fl.
W, Smith, Boston, acknowledged by all organ sts.
Call or send for catalogues, With names AID
On Saturday We will receive sno ther of ca ,a8er-
ing Sons superb GRAND PI NOS.
Music bound or sent by mail.
Any musical instrument T TsSs iSeS. p,1ra :,
800 Pens syivania avenue,
aD Gift between 9Th and 9th ats nortA side.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

% SACRED CONCERT.-The Concert given
US by the Choir of the Dunbartsn street n. i.
Church. on Wednesday evening last, for the bene.
at of Its drafted members. at the urgent request
OF many who we're present On that occasion. will
In addition to the choicest pieces Of the old pro.
offered s- W." We
Tickets for Adults, 50 cents Children Is cefs: to
be had of b: h. stinemetz, and Gladmon L Wilson
Pennsylva nia avenue; and j 81. Wilson, and J, g.
Blackford & Son, Bridge street, 8eorget ,wn.
The Chiokering q Sons Piano to be used IL from
PeRnsylv ania avenue.
+. Concert to commence at 8 O'Clock ap34 t*
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LOCAL NEWS.

GERMAN RELIEF AssocIATIoN.-The quar-
terly meeting Of this philanthropic association
street and Pennsylvania avenue, at O'Clock
on Wednesday evening. Mr.. John Hitz pre-.
sided, and after reading OF the financial re.
port, delivered an address depicting the labors
performed during the past three months, and
ulging all the loyal and philanthropic OF this
country and throughout Germany to come for.
the heroes who were daily becoming martyrs
honored Union.
After additional remarks upon the subject
an election Of officers was held, with the fol-
lowing result:-President, John Hitz, re.elect-
cd; Recording Secretary, Charles ROeser; Cor
Responding Secretary, DE- H. Rhynsr; Finan-
Henry Semken; Librarian, Charles Ebert;
Storekeeper, p. A. Sellhausen. For Ward
Vice Pres,dents.A. Maedel, John staz, A.
Eberly, E. E. Gangewer, DR.. L. Schoeney,
George w. HitZ, p. Wiegman, and A. Matt.
Agent IN Alexandria-G. Adler.
After appointing Messrs. II. Semken, F.
Schmidt and F. M1ehlinghaus as. committee
on contributions, subscriptions and collections,
the meeting adjourned
For FURTHER HEARING.- Yesterday VIM
Kelly, Truman, Maria Powell and Hattie Lea.
man, charged with robbing John M. Blagney,
five O'Clock p. m. Kelly and Hattie Leaman
were discharged from custody, and Elmaudorf
and Maria Powell were sent to Jail for further
hearing This is the robbery case which, oc-
and Louisiana avenue, mentioned in the Star
yesterday.
CHARGE OF RoBBRRY.-Last night detec.
uves Clarvoe and McDevitt arrested Ellis,
alias Ella Ale, upon charge OF robbing q
soldier named Aaron M. Williams of S167, at q
house No. 20, 18th street. The prisoner is frorA
Canada and has been several times charged
with various offences. She was hed for q
hearing by Justice Miller.
SUDDEN DRArH-Yesterday afternoon. JoI In
e.. Wernert, residing on AZ street, near +, was
taken with a fit OF apoplexy near the co, mel
Maryland avenue and * street. He was AIKEN
to the tenth precinct station BY omce1s W eeden
and Gibson, and DR.. Reilly summoayd, and
Notwithstanding the attention Palo aim, he
died in q short time. Ia
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Osn.-prhis morn
ing, Richard Delacy waa found guilty Of keep
ing disorderly house.
Henry @. Shoals was con victed Of an assault;
LANES Henry, indicted for an assault and
battery, was found guilty, and sentenced to
nay fine Of thirty dollars.
A SAD SIaHT.-LaI.t hight, a female, with q
little girl about seven years old, was seen on on
Pennsylvanie Avenue so drunk as NOT 70 oe
able to take ch1.rge of herself The child was
taken In cna'rge by Omcer J. o. Johnson; OF
the Third Yard, who conveyed her 70 ner
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FIRST OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
WAR Dpp ApTMpNn

wAsHINeToN, 8 p. m, April S, 1861
Major General Dir, Nsw York:
The following telegram gives all the details
received by this Department in relation to the
military operations at Richmond, and not
heretofore published.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
AIKRF's LANDING, VA, IL 30 A. NJ, April 5,
1S65.-Hon. EdwiH M. Stanton, Secretary of War !:
Little is known at City Point Few officers are
left, and those overwhelmed with work
Lee telegraphed Davis at p. m, Sunday,
that he was driven back and must evacua.e
This was announced in church. Davis had
sold his furniture previously al auction, and
was ready to leave. All leading men got away
that evening. The rebel iron.clads were ex-
ploded. The Virginia lies sunk in the James
river, above the distractions. Eweil set the
city on fire. All the business portion OF Main
street TO the river was destroyed. The bridges
across the river were also destroyed. Many
families remain. Mrs. Lee remains. At Peters.
burg the public stores were burned, and few
houses caught fire, but not much damage was
done to the city. The bridges there were also
destroyed. will report fully from Richmond.
i cannot get q clear idea of our loss. The only
general killed is Winthrop. Potter is danger
ousIy woun ded in the groin. Grant has COM
manded in person since the beginning of ope.
Tations. O. A. DANA.
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sOKDERED.

BY direction Of the Secretary Of the Navy,
Capt. VIM. r. Taylor has been ordered to the
Warrington Navy Yard on ordnance duty.
Paymaster John s. Cunningham, lately at.
tached to the Washington Navy Yard, has been
ordered to the Colorado. 80 49,
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PERSONAL.

REFORMATION WANTID or MRS. CATFIR.
1NH WALSH, who came to this city about two
weeks age. from Phillipsburs. New Jersey. sup.
once, WHICH will be thankfully received by her
ap6-5t* "
last week on the final statements Of a dis
charged soldier, can receive the amount of his ad
corner ~ ST.. Room No. A. ap5 Tvs
nR. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania
~ ~ avenue, near 18th ST., over Messrs. Kidwell's
drug store. APPS Sniff
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n~I g. B. M.-Chisfs and Broth.,. :.
US PBWA TRIBE, No. 8, Ven az. UHiP:
thai business of the utmost importantly a. 1nea
the attention Of every member at the WisWamn on
WIN. b. wHITNlY, Bee
JNO. AOLLIN. ". OF Is. ap62ts
o~NOTICE-TO THE MEMBlRS or THR
UR Fourth Ward Exemption Club. The fei
lowing resolution was adopted on Tuesday even.
day evening, the 4th instant:
Rssolred IN At every member Of this club who
shall not have paid into the treasury of said club
By Saturday evenipg neHt. the 18th Instant the Sa6
assessed by the resolution OF March 8. Ghau be-.
and they are hereby, excluded from receiving any
benefit from thiA exemption club -. : -
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~ There is great complaint at Wheeling,
Va. OF the scarcity OF copper or nickel coin,
and the intelif9encer entreats parties boarding
more than bushel Of those articles to put
their supplies into circulation.
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GONE TO CITY POINT.

Brigadier General Hoffman, Commissary
General of Prisoners, has gone to City Point to
make arrangements for the disposition of the
great number OF prisoners already received
there and constantly coming in by thousands.
So great is the number that the question as to
what shall be done with them causes consid.
cradle embarrassment
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u arthur Henry, Of the Tribune, was the
1irst newspaper correspondent to enter Rich.
Mond. He remained behind with WeitzeI with
. special eye to the exploit.
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I 18th street, one door from street. ap 6-2t
TOR RENT.sTeRl ROOM No. 47s 18th street,
between DROWN e1s ' oos za Rs| House.
B9asDINeTh5es nicely 5a5ni.hsS aso9M
o.
AZ "A s s46dK 70 z &c
doing frst rate trade. One Of the best stands il,
Ss 5Sr selling
FOE sALE-o0LUMBIA MAkKET,. corner Of
Sc svenas and street doing
and
ia apsnst - the premises GEORGE K1LLxn
true saa sso1s
nox .n It bEos1s with
Rs1sha. S;.t FOB sALHL,ThiTty well made
Il Tor %nsdsssy It S Union ere que
DUBLIO BALE ON SATURDAY. a. O'Clock Of
Beds ia Tables Ch,irs Bureaus settee Dishes
IT. It. ~ 'ne CORNER u '''A anu wM. LAMBERT.
COUNTY SURVEYOR Orders for the services of
Of ss M
to the subscriber at BrishtSSoeSd!' p SS 9
d. ~. CAnf1NTEh.
ap o-imA County Surveyor.
GREAT sACRIFICE17 & no splendid new seven
tfuy carved and 1la ,a vi With mother
mense sacrifice by gentleman leaving the city.
Also. new Princes ii kL0DEON. For prics And
particulars apply to Prof. ALEX, WOLOWSKI
No. 1913 5th st., bet b and SITS. ap5-3t
nREssMAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
- MISS SANFORD
has connected with her Millinery De partment s-s+
class eI. Dressmaking. having engaged = competent
the best manner. and upon very short notice ~
NEW YORK MILLINERY AND DRBSSMAKING
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. Market Spaca
ap6-6t" I'd door from 9th st, sts;ra
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~ From the statement OF the public debt,
published on the 9TH instant, 1t appears that
the "araount in Treasury" on the 3Oth ultimo,
vas over S56,OOO,OOO
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~ In Boston the price of milk bas haan
reduced to cents per quart. In Washington
1t has been reduced to 20 cents and wato,
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SAXEs OF SRvRN-THIRTIEs.-The sales Of
seven thirties by Jay Cooke i Co., amounted
to iS2O $50 Yesterday
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TIN CONDITION OF MR. SEWARD.
we are glad to hear from Dr. Verdi that
mr. seward Is comfortable this morning, and
that his case is not regarded dangerous.
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RY J. O. MCGUIRE o., Auctionesss. .-.
4 5gE gRREsF Sss4
o. T6ssS44 ASF5 .a sf5ssT Hrra II, a. *
.aiss Gsss Eel .s
on 10th street Hsss etxssn ana streets, aad
0e y to sSs fS Ss.as s:z And IL
month"; nth with ansS .sst, secured By deed of trust
IA pas%sns Of $50 each lot will be required BY
'inf sRs 'ftGSs ST. :ss
-a2 s-a&as ]. q. McGU IRi & CO.: Auct.:
BE Va. y, z. WALL 8 CO.. AuctiOpssrs: -.
FsR EEASSfisa 81 f5AlESd fS
say A Au AG1I14 HNoRN1Ne, April 8. commence
Roa To 's A. ON. aHete %,
Beautiful hq gs. Rosewood d, full sever
guaranteed -1
PIANO s.s
Twenty-Five rolls splendid new Brussels. 3-ply ana
Five Parlor suit:. in green. maroon and striped
Bed sns neg su s.s x.i Raas
| Marble: top and other Tables
Parlor Easy Chairs and Rookers, cane ssat Chairs
Thirty i've rolls A Oil. olots. snd Canton Mat
witt ,ssisty ?, {, Other s,J us,itar. and House:
Terms cash. #s.
ap4-2t WIN. L. WALL & co., Aucts. .
sITHl. ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac
count Of the rain. uS.til SATURDAY MORNING.
ap6 W. L. WALL l. CO.. Auets.
NoTIC1:.The oopartnerehip heretofore exist
ing under, he arm of Franc & Brother has
this day been dissolved BY mutual consent. Leo.
poh Franc y. authorized to settle all aceounN:
LEOPOLD FRANC,
HINRY FRANC.
MeenIasten. March I. 1855. ap e.3t'
MAJAM L1BR0N. Of Paris, car bs censulted
~ ON loss, marriage, absent friends bhe has
studied With Mons. Devaush. the great french
Astrologist. Osn be seem at her Room. 26o ct.
south. laand, bet. ID and Sd. Price % cents.
aD6 ST. - - us r..Is-t Il.
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THIRD OFFICIAL BULLETIN

WAR DEPARTMENT,
DARLINGTON, D. o., April 5000 P. M.{
4ajor General John A. Dir, New York..
The following details respecting the capture
OF Richmond and Its occupation by the Union
forces have been telegraphed to this Department
from the city.
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary OF var.
RICHMOND VA, April S, 1s65.-Gensral Welt.
gel learned at 3 q. m. on Monday that Rich
mond was being evacuated, and at daylight
moved forward, first taking taking care to give
his man breakfast, in the expectation they NAV
nave to fight. He met no opposition, ana on
entering the city was greeted with hearty wei
come from the mass Of the people. The Mayor
went out to meet him, to surrender the city, but
missed him on the road.
General Weitzel finds much suffering and
poverty among the population. The rich, as
Well as the poor, are destitute Of food He is
about to issue supplies to all who take the
oath. Tho inhabitants now number about
20,00O-half OF them Of African descent 1t is
not true tnat Jef. Davis sold his furniture be.
Tore leaving; 1t is all in his house, where am
now writing. He left at p. m, by the Dam
Vile railroad. All the members Of Congress
Smith went WIN Ine army. judge .CamphsiI
remains here.
General WeitzeI took here 1000 prisoners.
besides wounded; these number 5000, in nine
hospitals. Captured cannon number at least
500 pieces; 5000 muskets have been found in
found here. The Petersburg railroad bridge is
totally destroyed. That Of the Danville road
partially; so that connection with Petersburg
can easily be made in that way. All rebel yes.
sells are destroyed, except an unfinished ram.
which has her machinery in her perfect.
The Tredegar works are unframed, and ma
orders. -
Libby prison and Castle Thunder have also
escaped the fire, and are filled with rebel pris-
oners of war.
Nest of the editors have fled, especially John
Mitchell. The Wing appeared yesterday, as a
Union paper, with the name of its former pro.
prietor at its head.
The theater opens here tonight
General Weitzel describes the reception of
the President yesterday as enthusiastic in the
extreme.
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In TowT.-1t is reported that Oscar Hough,
who left here to join the rebels at the outbreak
we cannot learn that he has reported to the
Provost Marshal.
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REBEL DRsBRTBRs.--One hundred and sew
enty rebel deserters, in Guiding six lieatenants,
all of whom were found in Petersburg after IL
had been taken possession of by our troops, ar
rived here this morning from City Point.
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MINIsTERIAL.-The Rev. n. l.. Oids, Of Tren-
ton, N. j., has received call from the vestry
Of Christ Church, at the Navy Yard, which
has been accepted, and he will enter upon his
duties On Sunday morning next.
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REPORTED DEATH OF TEN REBEL GEN

ANUBR6VN. -
The members Of the rebel brigade band
which arrived here this morning from City
Point, report that the rebel Major General
Anderson, who commanded Longstreet's old
corps, was killed in front Of Petersburg on
Saturday, ---e--- = = - = -. -
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ST. DoNIN1c's BRLL.-The ceremonial Of
blessing the fine new bell at ST. Dominic's
Church, Island, will occur at D. m on Sun
day, and will be an affair OF much interest,
undoubtedly.
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~The first Legislature n, e., n....
will meet May LIST. 0e AeonesSoo
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BACK AeAIN.~Among the deserters brought
up to-day, was young man named Robinson,
son OF DR.. +. q. Robinson, formerly Of this
city.
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with or without
streets. aD6 lw*
GENTLEMEN DESIRING EXCELL1NT AND
" nicely Furnished ROOMS, with Board, should
changed. al lot.
DLEA9ANT ROOMS and first class BOARD at
L 156 street north, between 10th and 2lst sts.,
four Squares from War and Navy Departments.
Char ses reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.
ap St. f-
BOARD AND PLIAaANT ROOMS for married
and convenient location-seuthwestc corner of 2lst
and sts., near Pc. av. ap4 St.
ROARD.-An elegant front ROOM, second floor,
~ and frst-class BOARD at Sol g street, bet.
18th and 14th streets. NH 3l6tt
Jour OR FIVE GENTLlMEN CAN BE WELL
L accommodat with BOARD and LODGING on
Z street, south corner of 18th. mar 20
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a SAD SIeHr.-LN.t hight, a female, with q
little girl about seven years old, was seen on
Pennsylvanie Avenue so drunk as not 70 oe
able to take chs.rge of herself. The child was
taken In cha'rge by Ofacer J. O: Johnson, OF
the Third Yard. who conveyed her 70 eer
home on s. near 18th street. go
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SECOND OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

Major General J. A. Dir, NeW York:
A telegram just received by the department
from Richmond states that General Weitzel
captured in Richmond 1 900 well prisoners, and
5000 rebel wounded were found in the hospl-
tails. 500 pieces of artillery, and 5000 stands OF
arms were captured.
The President went to Richmond yesterday
and returned to City Point to-day.
The Surgeon General reports that Mr.. Sew.
ard who was thrown from his carriage this
evening is doing well. His arm was broken
between the elbow and shoulder; his face
much bruised. The fracture has been re.
duced, and the case presents no alarming
BY mptom.
EDWIN MI. STANTON. Sacra,arr ~ VIA
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E>OR RENT-A suite Of two or three ROOMS on
II 18th street, one door from street. ap 6-2t
Il between and streets. Apply at
GROWN L CO.'S Auction House.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-06

COAL, which am selling At q small ADVANCE
prices.
Coal kept under cover and delivered clean.
81. CLAY STEWART,
ap6 -3ts Corner III and 18th streets,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-06

NTONUMINTs-On TUESDAY. April 18th, ct
l o'clock will be sold ct auction lot Of italian
and American Marble Monuments. They will be
sold by private contract before the above date on
east side, shove Riggs Bank. ! s aps-l2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-06

800 HenD sylvAnia avenue,
aD Gift between 9Th and 9th SITS north. side