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Evening star., 1865-04-24
FROM HILTON HEAD.

The Capture of Montgomery Confir mr I'd -
Reception of the News Of the Assassi.
nation in savannah.
NEW YORK, April 24.-The steamer Black.
stone. from Hilton Head, brings Savannah
papers to the 10th inst.
The Savannah Herald confirms the news Of
the fall Of Montgomery. The place was evac-
uated by the rebels and occupied by our forces
on the 1lth INST. The rebels retreated in the
direction Of Columbus, Ga.
The Government stores were being removed
from Columbus, the fall Of which was expect
ed by the next news from Augusta.
A Savannah letter of the 10Th instant, says
The receipt OF the Intelligence OF the sad cal
amity that has befallen the nation has cast the
protoundest gloom over the city. Flags are
suspended at half mast, and emblems of mourn
ing are seen everywhere.
Meetings were held at Hilton Head condoling
with the nation and family OF the deceased, and
calling for more vigorous prosecution OF the
war.
On the Goth seven arrests were made at Hill
ton Head.
On the receipt of the sad intelligence at Sa-
vannah General Groves requested the papers
to withhold it until next merning and doubled
the guards throughout the city.
Evening star., 1865-04-24
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

FROM NEW ORLEANS.
jeff. Davis Reported to have Crossed the
nIssissippf-Kirby Smiths Army Dis
bandlng-Capture of a Blockade Runner
with 1000 Bales Of fCetten-Further from
Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS. April IS, (via Cairo, April
20.)-1t is reported that jeff Davis crossed the
Mississippi river at Thinkers. occupied by
Texas cavalry. on the night OF the 10th, escaping
the observation Of the naval forces.
General Oanby has issued orders prohibiting
all persons not connected with the army going
It is reported that Kirby Smith has disband.
ed his army. they returning home.
The report that the gunboat Iberville was
the Blossom, Rover, and iron clad as were de.
boat is sunk In 13 feet Of water; six Of her crew
were lost and six wounded.
All the monitors except the Cincinnati are
up to the city, under Commodore Palmer
Launches from the monitors have sailed up
the river and captured blockade-runner,
loaded with LOCO bales Of cotton.
1t is stated on good authority that General
Hurlbert will relieve General Granger from
the command OF Mobile as soon rs Gen Banks
arrives at New Orleans.
Gen. Smiths corps, at Friday noon, was
eleven miles above Blakely, en- route to Mont
gomery.
Matamoras advices to the 8th instant have
been received. Cortinas and MenZa are repre-.
sented as having about three thousand men.
Gen. Meja has sent force against them. and
il was expected that the Liberals would at.
tack MatamOras coon.
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o r T c I A L.

IMPORTANT TO PAROLED PRISONER
HEApoUARTsRs DBPARTM1Hr OF WASH.
rNeroN, S0d Army Corps, April Goth, Bk5.-
General Orders, No. 54.-All paroled prissaers
OF war at large In the District Of Columbia 1ill
report in person, without delay, to Uolond +
Tnrraham, Provost Marshal General Defesses
North OF the Potomac, at his office on 4th
street In this city. All such prisoners else
where In the Department will report T. the
nearest Provost Marshal. The residen,s OF
each prisoner, with his name and rank will
he recorded, and none will be allowed to wear
the uniform Of the rebel army. Each psrson
viii be directed to report in person at the ofice
which his name is registered once In every ten
Gays. and Provost Marshals will report
promptly to these headquarters all failures to
comply with this order.
By command of Major General Augur.
A. E. KING, Asst Adjr General.
Evening star., 1865-04-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC


Reported Outrages upon our Soldiers-The
Richmond and Danyille Railroad to be
Opened.
Correspondence Associated Press.l
. HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
April 23-Reports are current here that many
of our men have been found murdered in the
vicinity OF houses through the country. but
notwithstanding the strictest inquiry no con-
fi1mation of them can be obtained. Squad
rons of cavalry, however, have been sent ont
to scour the country, and to bring in no pri.
soners who are found with arms in their hands,
whether claiming to be paroled or not.
A delegation from citizens Of Uanville came
through to headquarters yesterday, Vith q
petition from the president and directoryof the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, asking per-
mission to reopen their road, saying that all
the rolling stock, etc, was at Danville and in
good condition. The communication was tele.
graphed to General Grant, who replied that
this request would be granted provided they
would take the oath of allegiance.
The Government retains the right to take
possession OF the road at any time they see
proper.
It is believed the cars on the road will be
almost in as good order as before Lees re.
treat.
1t was learned from these gentlemen that
Davis had heen In Danville some two or three
weeks since, but that he had left for parts un-
known. w. 3. MCGRRGoR.
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Affairs In Gesrsetewn.

FLOUR AND GRAIN NMARKRr.-Fleur-De
mand improving; sales mere general than
during the past Week Exsrss Is su
stored; good red nominally quoted at 81 per
bushel; choice lots higher. Corn-No sales
upon which to base fair quotations. Oats
None arriving; sales by retail only; prices an
changed.
CASAL-Arrived-Bo Kate Bruce, ss1t
Fechtg, f. H. Tracy, w. Irving, F. Merton,
A. Campbell, Katrina Van Tassei, 74s tons to
Cumberland Go; Sallie Ardinger. W. f. Kur-
die, Samuel Lehman, Hamburg, Emma, u. A.
SSi6 tons to Borden Co.; o. ID. Robbins, leila
and Minna, George Waters, NJ. E. Hamman,
Clear Spring, Forest Rose. MolIie Reed, Little
Bob, 6ss.l7 tons to Central Co; B. Lynn. w.
H. Meyer. Conemaueh, 4421 tons to New Hope
Co: Flodoardo, r. D. Johnson, 1919 tons 70
w. B. Snow 90; H. J: Kenah, 7: J: Nimwo.
573.l4 tons to Consolidation Co.; w. Llonac, e.
Marshall, A. H. Wallis, James Van der wort,
E. Stevens, A. Ray, A. Schell, A. CLARK, G..
W. Wellington, Q. Dubois, ]. A. Alexander.
A. D. Brewer, 1,315 tons to American o.; J.
g: Lynn, J. Young, jr., ]. P: Roman, George
Washington. Renown, J. Hill, Mary Little,
776.l6 tons to Hampshire and Baltimore Co.;
Mary Frances, limestone to Cooley & Rheem.
Departed-Boats Potomac, fish to Williams
port; F. Beck, fish to Harper's Ferry; +. Mer-
tens, plaster to Hancock; Flodoardo, fish to
Point OF Rocks; A. Schell, do; and thirty -four
boats light.
MAD Doc KILLEp.-This morning, a dog, ex-
hibiting all the symptoms OF hydrophobia, was
killed on Brick Yard Hill by order of the po-
lice. It Is not known that the dog came In con-
tact with any other animal.
PORT OF GRoRaRTowN.-Entered
Alice Scranton, Spencer, Madin, Ct. Cleared
Schrs. Jesse Williamson, jr., Winsmau, Cam
bridge R. Ian, York, Providence; Waterman,
Eaton, Nanticoke; Ellen, Norton, Boston; J.
Raymond, Baldwin, New Haven; Mechanic,
SoGps
Point; M, Andrew, Pott, ChickamuXen.
Evening star., 1865-04-24
SPRING ASSORTMENT


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A select and varied stock OF Gilt, Medium and
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somsst assortment in the District.
WINDOW SHADES.
Bud. Green, Pink. Lavender, Chocalete. Brown
and Gilt window 6bades, Q variety OF patterns;
Shade Fixtures, Tasssls. DO.
PICTURE CORD & TASBELS. -.
Blk and Woretod Picture Cord ana Tassets, at'
feYent sizes and cooHs, Q besudfnI sssottWens'
Picture Rings. Nails. 30.
OVAL PIC rURl FRAHES.
The largest assortment Of Oval Y.ames Ia tnS
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Also, O variety of Dark Wood Frames, with VA
fsed stock Of small sssd Oval and Carte dc Visite
KNGRAvINGs & PAINTINGS
n = t sM choice Gnsravings and Paintings always
Orders for Paper Han sine and window Shades
1unetnsuy attended to, epd executed In the best
"snnee, IN city or country.
~ Terms Cash for Goods or Labor
]. MARKRITHR,
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~BOARDING.

EENTLEMEN can obtain comfortable BOARD
~ BY applying to 81 Mont somery street. George
town. Ap 24-3t~
TOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN can be we'll &C.
l. commodated with BOARD and LODGING on
6th street east, between A and B north. Also
hoOMs toilet. up 22-3ts
CENTLEMEN DDsIRING EXCNLLlNT AND
~ Dicely Furnished ROOMS, with Board, should
call at 41e 6th street, near G.. References ex.
changed. ap s lots
EOCR Or FIVE GENTLAMEN CAN BE Will
: accommod ated with BOARD and LODGING on
st-eet, south corner Of 2sth. mar 20
Evening star., 1865-04-24
DPOF. HALLS CELEBRATED
LONDON
YEAeT POWDER

Il pronounced to be the best Yeast or BAKING
POWDER now in Lse Having been used for sorie
now offered TO the public as being the most
healthy. economical and reliable YEAST POW.
DER in the United Statos.
Handsomely put up in tin cans, containing from
four 90 noes to twenty pounds, and viii keep for
BROADBBNT 4 90 {, Sole Agents.
Also, Manufacturers and Dealers In Cofees,
Table Salt. &c, &c. MERCHANTS and others will do
we'll to call, or send for list of prices. before
j. =. BRoADBHNT CO..
81 North Calvert street,
..H3m Baltimore. Nd.
Evening star., 1865-04-24
SECRETARY SEWARD AND,

SECRETARY SEWARD AND SON.
Both the Secretary and Assistant Secretary
Of State are comfortable to-day, and continue
to improve as rapidly as could be expected.
The Secretary Is gradually gaining strength,
and sits mp for short time each day. So p
Evening star., 1865-04-24
.GRANp C0NCERT
by the
FEMALE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS

,..., =, 1ss:spsna e: H 1rz D,sssscIs. r.;
s:sSS$ $:,sjs XII s.
Tictst, 20 cents. Children, 25 cents.
Tas tie .:
1Ills. 500 Pa ay. -7,,1; -, .77,, -. -.
0s4o Of 4 4hE hET2s nas s1SaToH NAVY YARP:
he'd at the stand of the Mona.x nGh th
sna ese gs g0ls
Rsoed That ippm ppsasss sass sus ds
i, the yard be spDoate> at the
national natl bereavement caused By the .aeS'a 0' our
In sccordancs with the above. the follow, ng Pre-
amble and resolutions were submitted n - 10
,sdS1Ssd sdnptea meeting at p M and un'nin0n>"
Whereas our late President. Abraham Lincoln.
len martyr to The glorious cause Of Liberty y and
Union. We fsel It dsty,alns it is mslancholy
that Of the nsGon. in honor to tht; that man Who
ssrovs to rest9re and preserve our national honor.
as hss
realize ths fruit Of bis labor mystsriou. Prov
Of hopsfui fu.urs lie Nose, Of Old dls mt
permit him 70 enjoy IL We boy missively 70
H: justice oa ss'ass': si: s!sss sas
those that put their trust in Him: Therefore.
Rssosved, That in the d.ssh o. Abraham Lincoln,
in connection with III i9ya citizens, most heartily
and sincerely deplore the great calamity that has
befaen the nation. by the. removal of the Guiding
hand that was absut to resF aloft anew. on 6rmer
batis than ever before. the grand structure Of
human n seedom.
And IL furtAer resolved, That. ss q mark of our
highest esteem and sincere respect, we refrain
funeral have taken place. and tnat on to morrow
fTuessAy We attend in a body at the Executive
Mansion, to take a last new OF the remains Of him
whose heart ever beat In unison with the best
s marx ~ our aad ss
attend in a body, on Wedne +dsy 18th instant. to
assist ia paying the last tribute of respect to the
remans of our late and N uch beloved President.
ara be = still further resolved. That We heartily
nnits With the unanimous feeling smone loyal
dolence With the Agonized family sf the late Pcee-
ident ana commend them in this the hour Of their
srsas Urn oaiSnon to Him Who is too wise to err
and wish that they may be ever remem eersa IN
! the lasting affections Of the Smer;c.. n0I In
And b u further Iesolced. That the %,.Sc;,.
prOcsedipss BE- puSsshes Isl. G in the N.tions inteIi
seH'' j. MARTIE McFAREI%ISsin,e REIIs Ssin,esH ST.,
! JAS NJ DALTON. Secretary 'ona'rman.
! COMMITTEE
| JAMES TALBERT, ship. Caspentar.
| WIN L. COWAN, 6ailmakers
| L. A. TUELL Jsiners
| LIWIS HOLLIN9BERG: Blacksmi.hs
JOHN ". BRA DBURY. Plumbers
EIOHARD IMM9Ns. Ordnance Machini.t.
IAsis 5Asss i. 'GsSsEY GPosEHE. 10tS Gun os9ri.sss
| ANDRIW BARNBe, Painters
sTEPHEN SIMONe, Copper Rollers
! EDWARD Kx1T6 Steam MachiuieS
| SAMUEL KEITHLEY. BlocknAkers
| ZEPF OFEET Boilermakers
| J0RN eMALLWOOD, Wheel Wrishts
OLIVy0 CRAIG. LAbofers. IL
Evening star., 1865-04-24
THE AssAsaINS

We hear considerable Of interest In regard 70
the assassination plot and those concerned In
it, which we refrain from publishing An &C.
cordaace with tAs request Of the authorities.
Evening star., 1865-04-24

PH1LApxIpHIA, April ea.-The body OF Pres.
ident Lincoln remained in state until O'Clock
this morning, when the entrances were closed,
all the throng having had an opportunity Of
viewing the remains.
Dr.. Brown, The embalmer, removed the dust
that had settled on his face, and preparations
were made for the departure Of the body
At o'clock the coffin was placed in the
hearse and the line Of march for the Trenton
railroad depot taken up.
The escort consisted of the 1s7th Peunsyi.
yania infantry, city troops, guard Of honor,
and detachment Of soldiers to guard ths body,
Perseverance Hose Company, and the Repub-
lican Invincibles. The train started tor New
York at 4 O'Clock.
TRENTON, April 24.-The funeral train ar
rived at Trenton at 5x clock, Gov. Parker
and staff having been taken on board at the di.
yiding line OF Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
ELIZABETH, N. 1.-THE funeral train passed
here at s.i5.
NEWARK, N. J., April A.-The funeral train
left here at twenty tive minutes past nine and
will reach Jersey City at quarter to ten. The
people turned ont in great numbers to pay q
farewell tribute to the honored dead.
Evening star., 1865-04-24

3 At meeting Of this Association held
the 6th In slant IL was ordered that the books for
subscri ption be rsopened until further potics,
persons taking stock syinG 26 cents premium on
sac b share for the followir mooth.
Spseolu JNG Il. HAHsON, SEQ.
Evening star., 1865-04-24
SENT JOuNsON,s ISLAM

SENT TO JOHNSON'S ISLAND
TWO hundred rebel officers, including Brig.
Gen. Paine, captured recently near Warrenton,
were taken from the Old Capitol on Saturday
and sent to Johnson's Island.
Evening star., 1865-04-24

ANOTHER RBwARD.-6overnor Pierpont of
West Virginia. offers reward Of $4,000 for
Booth, the assassin, or any one OF his accom-.
plices, IL taken in that State, and duly con.
victed.
A PROCLAMATION FoRTHCoMIEe.-Presi.
dent johnson Is said to be preparing procla-
nation appointing day OF national mourning
some Thursday in June
Evening star., 1865-04-24

On hand large stock of
LUZ BIER,
comprising In part
900 900 feet "A White Pine Cuttings
1o00,o00o00 oo0,o00 :. " Asmiock 'oist and sca1tIins
100000 :. "A Eastern Shore Flooring
100 900 A. o. 8-4 and l2-4 Nv. P. Select and
Panel, mostly Albany Of superior quality and
800 900 Laths received direct and will be SOLD
cheap
Also, White Pine and Spruce Flooring,- White
Pine and Cypress Shingles. Season ID OAK, Ash and
Poplar, &c, &c, all OF which offe- at the very
lowest m arket prices.
Particular Inducements offered to large cash
purchasers.
Virginia ave-, bet. 9Th and 10th sts. east.
ApI3-lIuH Navy Yard,
Evening star., 1865-04-24

BuoYs WAHTRD.-Weu understand from river
men that At several points on the river there
ara O buoys TO be seen where they seoald be,
Wig: Maryland Point fats, the Lumps, and
Lower Cedar Point and also that the buoy al
eas Eeastern Branch 10 out Of place.
Evening star., 1865-04-24
MARINE DISASTER

The steamer Leslie this morning brought up
the Captain and tho crew OF four men of the
schooner S. IL. Partridge, of Rookland. Maine
which was run into by tho U. s. steamer Don
at eas yesterday morning. OF Point No Point,
in the Chesapeake. The schooner was laden
with coal and bound from Baltimore to New
Haven, Connecticut. After she was struck she
filled and sank In q few moments, the Captain
and crew having barely time to escape with
the clothing they had on.
Evening star., 1865-04-24

PRICE OF RATIONs FOR PRISONERS OF WAR.
Twenty five cents has been fixed by the War
Department as the uniform rate at which
commutaton shall be paid for rations to
paroled or exchanged prisoners Of war. for the
time they were in confinement. at whatever
nlace the account may be presented for
navment
Evening star., 1865-04-24

PERsoNAL.-Senator Wilson arrived here
yesterday, having gone from the Fort Sumter
celebration to see his son, who is q captain in
the 10th U. 5. q. l., now stationed at George
town, sc.
There is no truth In the announcement that
Major General Butter has purchased the house
in the First Ward now occupied by DR.. May.
ard
Evening star., 1865-04-24
OCCUPATION OF MACON.
Capture Of Howell Cebb-He is Afterward
Released.

NASHVILLE, April 2i.-Information has
reached this city that General Wilson has cap
tured Macon, Georgia, and that among the
prisoners was General Howell Cobb, late OF
Ruchanan's Cabinet.
General Wilson subsequently abandoned
the city and released Cobb, under orders from
General Sherman.
The opinion is expressed here that General
Sherman is insane.
Evening star., 1865-04-24
LOCAL NEWS.

Nor HERB-The report that DIR. Cornelius
Boyle, who acted as rebel Provost Marshal at
Gordonsville, had returned to this city, seems
to have originated in the fact that another Dr.
Boyle, an Assistant Surgeon in the rebel army,
had arrived here on parole. 1t was indeed not
so easy to believe that he would voluntarily
return TO the city toward which he has shown
60 much hate.
The Alexandria Journa, says Of him
rEot ten days ago the same Major Boyle re-
fused to parole Lieutenant Cover and some
thirty.five OF his men, all members OF the Lou
don Rangers. Although he was aware OF Lees
surrender, In q conversation with the Lienten'
return and live under the United States Gov
ernment, that the South had hardly commenced
to fight yet, and when it did show its full
strength 1t would not be many days until its
independence would be gained"
Other ex- -Washingtonians who went South
at the outbreak Of the rebe ilion and took up
arms have now returned here under parole,
claiming that this is their home, and instead
of hiding their heads In shame. they wear an
air OF insolent swagger and seem to expect to
be received with open arms.
Their claim that Washington city is their
home 10 a piece OF impudence which should be
promptly set aside In the start. In leaving
they abjured all rights OF citizenship here, and
whateve claim they have to citizenship is in
Virginia, and most, If not all OF them, have,
we hear, exercised the right of suffrage in that
State during their four years stay there.
No,o, when the rebellion has played out. they
find 1t convenient to claim w Washington as thelr
home, and expect to step at once Into the ENJOY;
ment OF all the privileges OF the most ioyai
citizens. ,. an.
They will learn, however, two things; s. one one
that they will not be allowed 70 esSs hat the
ingtsu as their homo, and the otnel .nss at .hav
moment that their parole is ont, r. 9, - snhact
are declared exchanged, they VIII 1s s suoJeS.'
II found about hel g, to the penalties fos treason
BOLD psooy asn Me,Ss Wan. ana 70
VIM: Harris, tTS yoe9,sst o9,sstcSerssn. % eo eoiorsd IN
PTa,hsrs Pr alley where they F1osasa down
Charles s1a ss T.; BON
.inins afteen dollars, aud released the latter
IN IN her paying frty cents. They were arrested
~ nfficpfs Saffelk Wailing. Groves and Hill.
I "a we're committed to Jail for court by Us
tics Giberson 70 answer for assault and bat
| terry and larceny.
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lp21-9t
j. B. SCOTT.

AS j. B: SCOTT. 475
The undersigned wishes to inform the Public At
ed to call At is Ilth street betwes en- II and
Gliding on Glass and Fancy Card written to or.
der,
The above work done in workmanlike manner
and At prices to suit the times. apE
nREsS HATS, of the Latest styles and finest
II qualities, In silk black, and pearl cassi-rN
REsORTE HAT, so highly recommended for
its lishtness and comfort to the wearer.
H. STINEMETZ, Halter,
apis 234 Pa. av, second door from 18th at,
T gMBER. LUMBIRl LUMBER
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FROM CAIRO

Arrival Of AndersonvilIe Prisoners.
CAIRO, April 23 Eight thousand Anderson.
vile prisoners are at Ficksburg getting ready
taken 1,300 for st. Louis. According to the
dead roll, 100 Federal soldiers were buried at
Andersonville during one week.
Evening star., 1865-04-24

STILL TREY CoMR!-All the States and Ter.
ritories having poked speeches at the Presi-
dent through formal delegations, and all hav-
ing received courteous replies from the Chief
Magistrate, 1T was to have been hoped that there
would be some let.up for HIM.
But certain ominous indications portend that
a raid is to be made on him now by counties
and townships, at the rate OF eight or ten dele
cations q day. for the coming six months.
In view Of this contingency 1t has been sug-
gestea that the President get slips of his best
speech-that to the Indiana deleg alton, for In.
stance-sTuck of, and pop one into the hands
Of every visiting delegation and thus make
short work Of it. Some such scheme must be
adopted or President johnson, man OF iron as
he is, must succumb under the awful pressure
OF visiting delegations.
Evening star., 1865-04-24

MILLINERY GOODS.
Just received and opened. another lot sfans
FRINCH FLOW1Re,
MILLINERY GOODS AND BoNNIfs.
Ladies, Misses and Children's HATS and CAPS
Trained and Cntrimmed.
Beunsts made to order ct short Aotice. az
RoSWlLL'S Fancy Store.
500 street, near l4ta,
Above Growers Theatre.
n B.-Maehins Sewing done with neasasss and
dispateh, (Chronl ap 0-St
IIPWARDS OF Thirty THOUSAND certthostes
- and reeempendatory letters hnye 4ssn Sn, e. e.
GENUINE PREP AR ATOMS, many OF which are
from the highest sources, 1uoluding emtpent
etaternsn, clerEymen, geveSQesa, s&se s9egess
&e. maj u trs ,
Evening star., 1865-04-24
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-From my buggy. ON Con gress street, be-
IL tween West and Gay streets, 9eorgetown. or
at Hazel stable. the night OF the 2ist instant,
sSLASK LAP BLAEKlL lined With y - Slss Ss a:n
Ing it At the above at WI
&s WILL BIZ PAID FOR INFORMATION
PC leading to the recovery Of White SETTER
DOG-black ears and small black spots over the
ssssss sSss Address o. Box COL or apply at sse
STRAYED, On Sunday, the 18th instant, q large
rsiurned to Il. LATz. Esd street. between Il p and
sts. aps2-3t"
EsTRAY COWs...Came to the premises Of tho
one red or roam. with bell on; oneDrindle. Medium
size; and two red ones The owners will please
come forward, prove property, pay charges. and
take them away. or they will be disposed Of &C
J. HOFFMAN SMITH.
Near Fort Stanton, d. g.,
ap22.N< p. o. address, Box 19, Washington, D. G
TAKEN UP-2 HORslS The owner or owners
L can have the same by preving property and
ssaasS:o O. Apply to A'0r'ma nS's!
I Osf-The nth, TWO HUNDRED AND TIN
- DOLLARS and some private papers. belen sine
ofhoe or to Miss FiRa son. No. $50 S sosth Hsi
ST.. they viii receive Fifty Dollars. ap2r3t1
N0TICE.strayed yesterday on the farm Of Nr.
red and one spotted. The owner can have them BY
calm on the subscriber on the premises proving
prS2sslrssy. .psl 8. and paying charges sAm1 czAs
9sTnon the s1 sftM.r1oon teri Of Tuesday. a gril Is,
ssafe key. A liberal reward Will be paid for their
return to this office. ap20-n
Evening star., 1865-04-24

IL From J. ShiIlington, Odeon Building
and from the publishers, Tioknor & Fields, we
have Oar Young Folks for May and the Atlantic
Monthly for the same month. Our Young Folks
is already prime favorite with all the boys
and girls in the land. and the May number is
we'll calculated to make their eyes glisten. The
Atlantic has contributions by dozen or more
of its best contributors.
Also, from Shillington, we have an advance
copy Of Peter sons Magazine for May.
Evening star., 1865-04-24

WASHINGTON THEATER.-Sharpley's Min.
strels open to might at the Washington The
ater, both Sharpley and Sanford appearing In
q huge bill Of novelties.
Evening star., 1865-04-24

UA private view Of Bierstadts picture,
the "Rocky Mountains" was given at Seaton
Hall on Saturday. The picture made an ex-
ceedingly favorable impression upon the gath
ering, which embraced many accomplished
connoisseurs. We hope to be able to speak
OF it more particularly hereafter.
SALES OF SRvEN-THIRTIEs.-Thes sales OF
Seven. .thirties by Jay Cooke & Co., amounted
to S2, ,Si5, leo Saturday.