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Evening star., 1865-04-08
Latest from Richmond.
VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
LINCOLN.
AN INTERCEPTED LETTER OF THE
REBEL ADJUTANT GENERAL.
A Wall OF DESPAIR.

We have the following interesting informa-
ton from Richmond:
On Thursday the President paid another
Mrs. Lincoln, Senator Sumner, Senator Har-
Ian, and others. They paid visit to all the
various objects Of interest, including the famous
Libby prison. and were received everywhere
with the greatest enthusiasm. Mr Lincoln
afterwards returned tc City Point in a yawl
furnished by Admiral Porter.
An examination into the condition Of the iail
at Richmond by our authorities showed a
number of cases where parties were confined
in loathsome cells for no greater offense than
stealing 8 loaf of bread when in starving
condition. In such cases the prisoners ha We
been ischarged.
letter written by the rebel Adjutant Gen
eral Cooper, dated Richmond, April 1st, ad l..
dressed to his wife at Clifton, Georgia, has
been intercepted. 1t is perfect wall Of des.
pair His wife had asked to come to Richmond,
and he answers that it would be unadvisable
to come there as they could not hold the city
that Grant was stretching out for the comm .
ncations to Richmond and would be able to
sieZe and hold them. He says that the Presi.
dent jeff becoming aware Of the feeble tenure
of the city by the rebels, had sent his family
away on the preceding day, March 3lst Mrs.
Mason (wife of James Y. Mason, had fled
for safety to Halifax. Mrs. Lee, wife OF Gen
Lee, was in Richmond and refused to 20 away
In conclusion, he said he hadn't dollar in
the world but Confederate money, which was
worthless, and that starvation stared them in
the face,
Evening star., 1865-04-08
FROM RICHMOND.
The First Mail from There-Deserters
from the Rebel Rams

IIOm TIC neDel Rams.
The mail steamer Dictator, Capt. Charles
Deering, arrived here this morning from City
Point, bringing up the first United States mail
from Richmond. The agents coming through
with this mail report that Richmond is LITERAL
ly packed with deserters from Lees army, who
concealed themselves in the city when the en-.
emy evacuated. Five or six are to be found in
nearly every house.
The railroad from City Point to Petersburg
has beer completed, and is now in good run
ming order, being used for the transportation
OF stores. The road to Richmond is to be i'm
mediately repaired, and workmen are going
forward for the purpose.
The Dictator brought up 1862 deserters, be-
longing to the rams and forts blown up by the
rebels in the James river. They were under
charge of Lieut.. J. H. Reese and detachment
OF the 11th U. s. colored infantry. After the
rams were destroyed by the rebels the crews
were formed into brigade for military duty,
which they refused to de, many Of them de-
serting and coming into our lines with their
arms.
The steamer Harriet De Ford, which was
captured at Fairhaven on Wednesday morn
ing by twenty. ven rebels, under Capt itz.
board at the time. After taking possession OF
her, the pirates Immediately coaled her from a
schooner which they had seized and after
wards burned. They also placed two cannon
on board of her from a small boat, which was
brought out for the purpose by some confed-
crates, and it was their intention to put to sea
and sail for Nassau, but being chased too close
ly, she put into Indian Greek, where she is
now blockaded by our gunboats, with the GER
tainty that she will be speedily recaptured or
destroyed.
The body Of the late General Fred Winthrop,
who was killed In front of Petersburg, was
brought up on the Dictator; also the BODY of
Lieut.. J. T. Bradley, Of the 14th Conn.
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RAPID MARCHING.

The march from Petersburg to Burkesville
by Grant will rank among the swiftest and
most remarkable of the war. The distance is
SIS miles, and the march was accomplished in
two days and a half. There have been
larger marches of small commands, like that
of Gen. Augur's brigade in April. 1862, which
IN one day marched fro n Catlett's Station to
within sight OF Fredericksburg, distance of
30 miles, and captured the city next mornirg 2
before breakfast, and like that of the 93d New
York regiment which, on the way to Gettys-
burg, marched through deep mud 32 miles In l2
hours, but this movement Of vast army
through strange country, and impeded BY
baggage wagons, &c, is without precedent in
the history OF the rebellion
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FOR THE FORT SUMTER CELEBRATION

The steamer Red Jacket left the Sixth
street wharf about IL O'Clock this morning
with a number Of distinguished persons on
board, who have been invited 70 accompany
General Anderson to Fort Sumter to be present
at the hosting of the flag over the fort. The
passengers Will embark on the Arago at Fort
ress Monroe and proceed with the invited par.
ties from New York. The Arrgo left New
York at noon to-day. Among those who LEFT
here on the Red jacket were General Della
field, Chief Of Engineers, U. S. Army; Gen'l
Fry, Provost Marshal General; GenI Town.
send, Acting Adiutant General; Lieut.. Colonel
Breck; John Potts, Esq, Chief Clerk War De.
partment, and Judge Advocate General Holt.
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TIE EXCURSION TO FORT SUMTER There
Is much excitement in regard TO the excursion
TO Charleston harbor very large number Of
persons desiring to witness the raising of the
Federal flag on Fort Sumter, and the ceremo-
nies OF the occasion. The difficulty Of pro.
curing suitable transportation and permits to
Ors from this port comparatively small.
Two United States yessels--the Arago and
the Suwo Nada-are to start tomorrow from
this city for Charleston; and will take persons
VINO have been fortunate enough to receive
passes from the Secretary Of War. Mr.. Beech.
eI Is expected to be one of the passengers of
.ne AIaso. MI. William Lloyd Garrison will
1sschas usi' Cnarleston in company with Mr..
announcer steamer is advertised to start to-
O,IS%i hs ohas IS sum :ient number Of passengers
OF $50 eech. The Oceanus vii al a. ~ IN, nj az "so
day.-N. T. Erening Post, In "''i e0ii on Mon'
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400 SPRING ASSORTMENT 400
NJ a R X R II E r. -,
NO dS6 SEVENTH STRENT

Il
1OO AT fOO
NJ a r. X R II Il RS. ,
NO 4S6 SEVENTH STREET,
DEALER IN
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR AD0RNMBNTS,
IMBRACINd
PAPER HANGINGS.
A select and varied stock Of Gilt Mediu "a r Hna
low priced Paper Hangings. Borders Oea
ire Pieces. L c., embracing the Largest anu manu-
soonest assortme ent in the District.
WINDOW SHADES
Riff Greer pink. Lavender, Chocolate, Brown
and Gilt window Shades, . variety OF patterns;
Shsde Fixtures, Tassels. &c.
s+s pIoTUR1 CORD TASsnLS.
a;lk and Worstsd Picture Cord ana Tassels, diff
e.rnnt siaes and coloFs. . beautiful assortment,
picture Rings. NAILS &C. .-fs-s
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
M. yaroeat assortment of Oval Prames ia thA
D;atrict warranted to be gilded ri th eoN leaf.
Also \ variety Of Dark Wooa Frames, W1Ln va.
ried stock of small sized Oval and Carte dc VIsite
Frames.
r4 ENGRAVINGS L PAINTINGS
A few choice kngravings and Paintings always
Orders for Paper Hanging and window Shades
punctually attended to, and exsslted in the best
manner, in city or country.
~ Terms Cash for Goods or Labor -,s.
at J. MARKRITER,
AOC 4e6 sKyBHT EfRlKf.. 400
4HO eight doors above Odd tsiloHs, HAL TCO
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THE REBEL GENERAL BARRINGER.

Brig. Gen. X. Barringer, commander OF a
division in Fitz Hugh Lees cavalry; Major j.
ID. Ferguson, Of Fitz Hugh Lees staff; Major
X. F. Foote, of Bushrod Johnson's staff; and
Lieut. +. D. Ford, of Gen. Barringer's staff
who arrived here last night as prisoners of war
having been captured on Monday last near
Amelia Court House by Gen Sheridans scouts
were sent to Fort Delaware last night in charge
of Lieut.. Gobel, 9th regiment Veteran Re-
corvo (;orps
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SHERIDAN,s VICTORY

The news Of Sheridan's brilliant victory over
Lees army caused the greatest excitement and
enthusiasm in Washington yesterday.
BY direction of the Secretary OF War a salute
OF one hundred guns was fired from the corner
of 18th and NJ streets, by battery from Camp
Barry. Flags were displayed from all OF the
various military headquarters, departments.
and from the residences Of large number of
our citizens, in honor of the event
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LAER FROM NEWBERN.

LAER FROM NE" bEhNs
General sherman on the March-A New
Base of Supplies.
FoRTREss MONROE, April 6.-The steamers
Ajax and United States arrived here this morn
ing tIom Morehead City, N. c., with a large
number of rebel pris oners and refugees.
Steamers are continually arriving from New
bern with prisoners captured by Gen. Sher-
man in his late campaign.
The depcts OF supplies for his army are ap-
parently about to undergo a change. The
quartermasters at both Wilmington and More.
head City are busy in sending all the steamers
and vessels laden with stores, ETC., back to this
port for further orders.
Gen. Sherman, it is presumed from the latest
advices received, must have recommended his
northward march, and has in all probability
left 4oldsbors' in his rear.
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EXCHANGE OF SOUTHERN PRISONERS.
- Information has been received that 5000
Union prisoners Of those held by the rebels in
Georgia have arrived at or near Darien to be
delivered to us.
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whisky Frauds. &c.

ST. Louis, April 7.-Extensive frauds by Ilii-
nois whisky distillers have been discovered.
amounting to half a million dollars, by evad-
ing the revenue tax. Fifteen hundred and
four barrels, consigned to merchants in this
city, ha We been seized during the last week by
the authorities.
The report that the rebels had captured Fort
Smith is contradicted. The FederaIs occupied
it on the 18th Of March.
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BLOCKADE RUNNER WITH A yALUARIe
CARGO CAPTURED

W.F. Splcer, commander Of the q. S. steamer
Quaker City, reports to Navy Department that
on 18th OF March his vessel captured the British
schooner r. H Vermilyed, at sea- in lat. q
deg. 20 min. north. long. % deg. IL min west.
Her cargo is q valuable one, consisting OF
coffee, cloths, rum, tobacco, shoes &c Her
Captain admitted that he was endeayoring to
run the blockade; that he had before been in
the business, had been captured on a previous
occasion in the schooner Lane; that his sympa.
thies are with the South, and that he would
have made $4,000 had he been successful in
running this carso into port
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[ NJ p 0 r L A N L -!
MORE GLORIOUS NEWS!
Dispatch from General Grant.
HE IS AT FARMVILLE.
Lee Pushed off the Danville ROad!!
Grant Expects the Surrender Of
Lee!!!
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.

WAR DRPARTMRnT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April S, 1862 p. m.S
Major General Dir, Neio York:
A telegram from General Grant, dated this
day at twelve o'clock-noon-at Farmyille,
sixteen miles west of Burke's Station, states
that the enemy have been pushed from the
road toward Danville and are new PURSUED
toward Lynchburg, and that he is very conf
dent of receiving the surrender of Lee and
what remains of his army.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE DECLARATION OF EMANCIPATIoS.-It
has been proposed to erect in this city mon
ument designed to Commemorate the Siqning of
TIE Declaration of Emancipation, and spirited
design has been prepared by Mr. Clark Mills,
the sculptor.
This design contempiates that the pedestal
be of marble, and figures bronze. The whole
structure to be forty feet; surmounted by twen.
ty-five life-size figures. Its construction tri.
angular; the base OF which admits three groups,
presenting slavery.
The first ito the right) presents slavery in its
most abiect state. Here we behold the nude
slave, deprived of all which tends to elate the
heart with any spirit OF pride or independence,
CALLED by the yoke Of slavery.
The second represents less abIect stage
The slave here is partly clad, more enlight.
ened, and hence, realizing his bondage, star.
ties with q love OF freedom.
The third (behind) is the ransomed slave,
redeemed from bondage by the blood OF Lib.
erty, who, having struck OF his shac kles, holds
them triumphantly aloft. The slave Is pie
tured gratefully bowling at her feet.
Between these groups are three bass reliefs
First represents the firing on Fort Sumter.
The other two present the Senate and House
amending the Constitution.
The second story represents the members OF
ton; while Seward points towards Europe,
as though explaining the importance of the
act.
The crowning fgure is the President in the
act of signing the proclamation. At his feet
are Liberty and Justice; while behind HIM
stands an angel holding up the hour-glass,
missiOned, as 1t were, from heaven.
Evening star., 1865-04-08

OUR CAPTURIS OF REBlL OHFIUERS.
Since the late advance movement of the Army
of the Potomac $50 rebel officers of all grades
have been received here, who are now in the
Old Capitol prison.
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CAPTURE,

The sloop Catherine Coombs, of Baltimore,
arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday, in charge
of Acting Ensign A. O. Penton, she having
been captured near the mouth OF York River,
endea voring to smuggle goods, by the u. S.
steamer CRUSADER, Capt. Hays. Her Captain,
b. Gioler, and steward Isaiah Harris, were
also brought up. She is laden with whisky
and other goods.
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rHEHARRIET DE FORD

Information has reached the Navy Depart
ment, which leads to the belief that the party
which captured the Harriet De Ford on We'd
nesday, at Fairhaven, finding themselves so
closely pursued, ran the vessel ashore IN In.
dian creek, and after removing everything on
board abandOned, and it is feared, fired her.
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fATAL KAILRoAp Acc1DRsr.-Between -
occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio raiirosd
at Plain No. 4, about sixty miles from this ci,.
A train OF cars, with Government horses was
coming east, and just as it reached the station
(Plain No. ~ the engine ran into another train
that was being regulated at the station A car.
containing number of Government team sters'
was broken up, and four OF the men ON the car
killed and two wounded. The wounded men
were taken to house near by and received
medical aid. and the bodies Of the four killed
were taken to Washington city. The names OF
Prescott Smith. Esq, superintendent of the
road. in his Investigation Of the affair, has sus-
pended Mr.. Hahn, engineer OF engine No. 100,
to await further ing uiry into the cause Of the
accident The running Of the regular passen-
ger trains were not interfered Yith.-BdIt Sun.
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ARRIVAL OE XQENDEn

The hospital steamer Connecticut arrived
here this morning from City Point with 500
wounded men, principally OF the 5th corps.
Inere were twelve rebels with the Others an d
OF tne entire number brought up on the Con-
necticut there were about 200 very serions
CasAs '
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DThe Richmond Wing of last Monday
morning, the Sd inst, the last number of that
sneet issued under rebel auspices, stated as
pIevaient impression, that General Sher-
man army was about to move or had moved
N. O., with the design Of forming a iunction
witn Grant s .eft wing in front of Petersburg.
1tsuen Iss was ,,u TIE % ease. 1t supposed General
Jonnetoh Wouiu also move northward to Join
IN North Carolina would resolve itself into
race between the national and rebel troons
Generals Grant and Sheridan, however. have
stVa'sPaxt IN this military game. -
Evening star., 1865-04-08

NEW MUsIC.-From John F. Ellis, 306 Penn.
sylvania avenue, music dealer, we have. ..I'ye
brought thee an Ivy Leaf" beautiful Dream.
er' by Stephen q. Foster, sung nightly by
Miss Germon, at Growers Theater, in "Alad-
din's Lamp"
Evening star., 1865-04-08

- CLEANING OUT THE HOSPITALS.
All OF the convalescents in the hospitals, In
and around Washington, who are as yet unfit
for field duty, are being sent to Philadelphia
and New York to make room for the wounded
now arriving fere from City Point.
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BOARDING..

TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN GAN BE AC-
\ commodated with BOARD and LODGINGS at
No. 3O2 street, between 9Th and 7th SITS. Also, q
few TABLE BOARDERS. APT 2ts
ROARDING-Three nicely furnished ROOMS,
~ in a private family, in second or third story,
iepartme Address e. b. Star once, by Satur-
day references exchanged. ap6-3t
GENTLEMEN DESIRING EXCELLENT AND
~ nicely Furnished ROOMS with Board, should
call at AIS Sth street, near G. References ex-
changed. ap lots
EOUR OR FIVE GENTLBMEN CAN BE WELL
L accommoda ated with BOARD and LODGING on
street, south corner of 18th. mar 20
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The st AIbansRaiders.

TORONTO, April The st. Albans robbers
arrived here this morning from Montreal.
They were brought before the recorder this at
ternoon, on a charge of misdemeanor, when
they applied for delay till Monday, to OBJ
tain counsel, which was granted. They were
then remanded. The case was adjourned till
Monday
Evening star., 1865-04-08
NA pAaara q

NO PASSES TO RICHMOND.
We see notice posted mp at the war De-
partment announcing that no passes to Ricn-
mond are granted under any circumstances,
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SALES OF 7.30's-The sales Of 7-30's by Jay
Cooke &c Co., amounted TO %, 704, 900 yesterday.
Evening star., 1865-04-08

THE sIORITARY OF STATE
Secretary Seward is m uch better to-day, hav.
ing rested comparatively well last night. His
face Is very painful yet. at times
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Christian Commission

United States Christian Commission in this
city up to the present time, amount to over
S2s, GOO, and are still going on.
Evening star., 1865-04-08

: NAVY YARD.-The Don. Flag ship OF the
Potomac FIotilia. arrived at the Yard yes.
terday, q else the disPatch boat Ella.
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- SPECIAL NOTICE.
S GROEER's THEATRE

w SPECIAL NOTICE.
N GROWERS THEATRE.
MATIN1E THIS AFTERNOON.
Band of l4th Virginia keeimeut, Captured at
Petersburg. from A: P. Hills Corps, will play both
AlitLaGSb HLApb1N M OR. j THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
NJ. Q. Q. F.-GRAND L0DGE-The Quar
US terly Communication will be held ON MON.
DAY EVENING, April 10th. at u o'clock.
apS-2t P. II. SWEET, CIR Sec
N~THE NEXT REG LAR MONTHLYMEET.
Schools will be held on TUESDAY next, the llth
inst. st "a O'Clock p. m IT. moRsstL: sSss:
TEXCELsIoR BTILDING ASSOCIATION.
the 9th instant it was ordered that the books for
subscription be reopened until further notice,
persons taking stock paying 80 cents premium on
each share for the following month.
ap S-eolm JNO. ID. HANSON, Seo.
n@NOTIoE-TO THE MEMBERS OF THR
N Fourth Ward Exemption Club. The fol-
lowing resolution waa adopted on Tuesday even
day evening, the 4th instant:
Resoired, That every member of this club who
shall not have paid into the treasury of said club
by saturday evening next the Sth instant, the S25
assessed by the resolution of March 8, shall be.
and they are hereby. excluded from receiving any
0sTe6: ap t''" 'n'' sNs r 5. DAVIS. Secretary.
~ NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS IN THE
US COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.-The un
dersigned, assessors of the county of WASHINGTON
will sit beard of appeal at the off ce of Nicholas
and Eth st., on TUESDAY. April Ilth, from 10 :. TO-
daily for two weeks to hear appeaes on the a.
sessment OF 1865.
DV BURR
GEORGE ii. PLANT
CHARLES r BELT
an s eO3w County Assessors
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ORDERED TO LEAVE TowN.-Yesterday Off
Ger Loomis arr ,sted q man named G ilbert F.
Benton on the charge OF attempting to rob a
soldier, and took him before Justice Ferguson,
who dismissed him on condition that he would
leave the city within twenty -four hours.
Evening star., 1865-04-08

MAY BALL.-Prof. Kreis, announces his
NAV ball to come of at Odd Fellows Hall.
Tuesday evening, May I'd. IL will undoubt.
edly be q splendid affair.
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GENERALS OFFICE,

SuRe1GE a1SnRAdg ,S oFP1SS.A 3 g .A,ril 1885,
NOTIOE:-Oandidstes for the position Of AS
SiSTANT SURGEONS in the First army Vorps
requirement eftwo years s1RvlC1"
is ne longer exacted and that the only Pre-, reaui
Diploma from some regular Medical OolIsES
JOSEPH K. BARNEe.
ap S cost Surgeon General.
"A Steward Young, viii open SpriE and Su mmer
MILLINERY ON saturday m orning, April Seh. at
10 o'clock, ct 81 North Charles street. Baltimore.
ap 6-3t@ -. =. I-.f#s'. .,e... -
Fer ton. J. j. SULLIVAN,
.-a Corner 9th st. and Canal,
ap6-tN west end Center Market.
NO 2a2 street, betwoen 18th and
Iitn etreets. Also two large PAHLORS
% on I'LL lsst noor. suitable tos sfRess. ApDlyHXu
~ essys. oe,Sts
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PETTY YLARCENY.-Yesterday VIM. H. Payne
and VIM. Rober tson. two small boys, were ar
rested by ON Ger McColgan for being concerned
with two others in breaking open stand in
Center Market, and taken before Justice Glib
erson. who ordered them to be turned over to
their parents
Evening star., 1865-04-08

Execution of GuerrIllas
LOUIsyILLB, April 6.-Two noted guerillas,
John Hedges and Enoch Downs, were execu-
ted here to day by military order.
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5tIvv(

ID A N o 8.
One Gilbert, 500.
MI FeF c sso1e sss 1 easy mGRtey RsTfs M the
Hsmin's Cabinet organs. An apss sen
RY J. G. STAFFORD & CO., Auctioneers
AUCTION sALBoF POTATOES, ONIONS sc
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant. at 10 o'cioot
ing Office. ON b, near 7th street, we shall sci.
About Is barrels of Onions in prime order,
ASout ASont % % barrels barrels Of Of RRstt,Sss
4@SSss @ zS s s hsIi sssTsIs s's'' 10
ap5d A'n' JG. STAFFORD CO., Auca.
by J. g. STAFFORD & CO.. Auctioneers
LUMBER AT AUCTION.
street Whaff as fssk ss a.F Of
cargo Of lumber, eo2sisting Of about
400 tsst Of spruce eFi Pine r'fs Foorines S1ines''
Carpenters, builders and others in want of ium-
Der will do we'll to attend
ses5s els s0'fiveJ Ts!9i g. sfarsoRp CO.. A.e..
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers,
hAhSE sEAE 4aE hGEs sEs WITH III
On "a RsDAY AFTERNOON. April 18th. at SO
G,csoHn. on the premises we shall sell lot No. 8.
ming back l!a feet Inches, improved with q small
.Alsc. Lot ). Square 65s, same size as above aui
situated at the corner of lst st west and south
Terms cash.
,Conveyances and STAN ps at the cost of the pur.
apSd &c. MCGUIRE & Co.. Aucts
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, kuctisneers.
KXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
N ru,nSR 1nTSRRN1TIRI AT AUCTION:
l0 O'Clock q. at the residence of a gentleman
declining houseieep No $40 street, Frank
lin Row, an excellent assortment of Furniture.
Marble, %s be ,5sp top Drsssng and other Bureaus
Rocking. Hair and Cane seat Dining and Once
Feather Beds, Bedding. Hair and other Mat
Bedstssds, washstands. Window Curtains and
GGssrp.ts # yaiio9s y s dssssriptisns, Hat Rack,
China Glass ana CToekeryWare, Toilet setts
With a good lot of Kitchen Requisi tes, aud many
other articles which We deem unnecessary to emu
"f.s,s Tef@s cash.
apS-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. .Aucts
RY VIM; L. WALL CO.. Auctionesrs.
ID South corner Pa. ave. and 9th street.
eaooEkltHss ss99esaS9ss CIGARS AND
On TUESDAY ia, "a MORNING. April nth. at 10
st and EaG. &hss Sugar.
ana Young H,.on Tea
BOXes Brown. YelIeW ana Oaetlte soap
Boxes Starch, Yeast Powder, and Cheese
Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon
Cases WHISKY, demijohns Brandy and WHISKY
81 Boxes Coffee. Cheese
Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigars
25 boxes prime Chewing Tobacco
l2 gross Natural Leaf Tobacco
Cases Olaret and Champagne
Octaves and quarters Brandy, Cases Jamaica Rum
Gibson's Xxx, Old Bourbon and other brands
Barrels Whisky. various brands
$50 cases superior Old Bourbon and other Whiskies
~ cases Glassware
Undsrshrts and Clothing
quantity of Small Stores ana 6utiers floods. =
ans w l.. WALL & CO.. Aucts
CTRAMSHIP BALTIMORE EAS ARRIVED
y from New York, and is NOW dis ze3Ak
town. Consignees will please attend to@zzzh
sewing their goods without further notice
This fRe steamer will sail Tuesday, llth instant.
at l2m.