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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15

The New IuIk Tribune looks h"rrInlly ~
the forthcoming message Of the Pr"'"fr'h r'r
ovrrrurcH to the ~-hrls that will 81 tariowar'is
dis>uirins the fabric of the rebellion. and
thinks - majority "f The southern people nee"
but due assurance that they will be treated
with n,a.nanimity I" iniats ;i'rH' :" i!"cs in
thousands to the national standard. The
rebels have the standing offer "f pardon and
peace if they will throw down their nrns an'
give ur slavery. What more liberal tcrms
can bs offered - inri.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15

\ .c,.,lrm:sA writing Fr":n rhi'adrlFh'a ~
The New York Tribune, say: 81 SAW 'H'>
afternoon m"ny, very many working men a"'
women in their working clothes, hrn: mo
J.v ruvkc'. Office their little savings "I S"''
and siW>. and buy the $50 a"t Si" ''"'
bonds. Don't let unylmly hereafter talk t"
me .lvu, the Irr,.ancncy Of = Government III
who.s ,r"marvocy the WORKING rlH'.'' are
.lcI.">iIors rn.hakahlc nn'l eternal i '"'
Sr=tr Which i, in debt t" ihusc "f lis ciIIl""'
wine ,lepcud upon their daily Labor for their
daily bread.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15

\ mos, encouraging rc'i'"l has bee" S"'"
on in the Mrthsdi,, Church hcrH Tyr SEVER"
weeks.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15
The Inauguration

i'resilcn, Lincoln and Vice'Pr'''"'"' '"""
.nn we-. duly inausnratcd ." the IT" '",', ~,
in presence j! :he assembled "'s''0' ~"
,.xsr Of the country and the distinguished
representative. Of other nations "" -.
hi, adarr,. III the first page. from vino" '"'
cid srsvcrh L,.r;w y the soul OF VII l'"'''
.ouclu.i,yly tina, ruclc Ale has right I"
The rel. of prince Of jokrrs; yet We ''"''
scarcely ever scrn Sd much r"""''e" :" "
li,,,r, But We are chasrinrd. =. ever! ""
American must be TO learn Of the exhibition
Which Johnson made, yr' h@pc il mn! prove
an effective temperance lr";"r'. IL WAS wv
,uinlv y mnIionnl disgrace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04
THE PLOT,


A thrill OF horror was created In the COM
munity Yesterday by the announcement in an
Executive proclamation that JEFF. Davis and
others CT his set had been Ascertained to be the
real movers in the assassination plot, and Of
fering large rewards for their apprehe nsion
The deep rooted aversion to JEFF. Davis as a
cold-blooded huekster in mems lives for his
own ambitious ends was intensified a thousand
fold by the development of the fact that his
unscrupulous tntellect--for heart he has not
had guided the assassin's trigger and dagger
as we'll as the gines Of wholesale murder. 1t
was feit and expressed that the offence Of
Booth-horribie and unnatural as 1t was-bore
no proportion OF enormity compared to that Of
the originator who conceived it in his closet a.
Richmond.
The tragedy cracked player who did the
deed, though deserving all the punish ent
mortal can endure for hts crime, was no such
criminal as the cold blooded politician who
laid out the work
1t needed, perhaps, some such elimination
OF infamy upon the name Of the arch traitor
to make the people duly appreciate what tres-
son Is and what 1t leads to.
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Affairs In GesrRetsWn.


AfrEArT AT ARsex.-This morning. abcus
81 O'Clock, some person made an attempt to-
destroy the property on LIST, between Potomac
and Water streets. The incendiary set fire 70
stable belonging 70 Mr.. & Lyons. ~ hich was
discovered by Offcer Sherwood in time to sx-
tineuish 1t with has slight damage to the
property.
Fire Company, Monday night, introducing the
ever iven in GEORGETOWN, and is the subject
Of favorable comment among our citizens. II
was a perfect success, and was attended by q
large number OF our most prominent citizens,
and gave the most perfect assurance or the
fitness Of the building for the accommodation
OF the largest number Of persons ever as
senoled In any public hall OF the town. Ths
N1gllant boys are proud, as they should -,
OF the success Of their grand ball.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKHr.-Demaud I'M
proving; the request for 1o4r excellent. No
arrivals OF nour or grain reported. Yester-
gay quotauons unchanged. =
REAL ESTATE SALES BY THOMAS DowLINe,
AgcTIoHEHR.-Lot No. 20, In Beatty & Haw-
kins' addition 70 Qeorgetewn, on LIST, between
Frederick and Market streets, with a two
story brick dwelling, to ]. J. Bogue, S4,IOIs
lot No. "a, same addition, to T. A. Carroll.
s2 SO per front foot part lot % In old George.
town, Bridge street. west OF Market, improved
with two.story brick and q small frame
buildings, TO Joseph N. Pearson, si,760..
! CANAL--Arrived-Fifty boats laden with
Goals, consigned as follows To Con soltdation
90. f.3s4.5 tons. to Hampshire and Baltimore
Co e61 ~ tons. American Go. He2 10 tons, New
Hope Co. 463.16 tons, Borden Co. ses tons.
Departed-Roat John II. Williams, with mer-
| chandise, for Cumberland, ana eleven boats
light
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LOCAL NEWS.

NAVY fARp-A commits sion at the Navy
Yard to examine the vessels arriving there, be-
longing to the Navy, to determine whether 1t
would be advisable to repair them and keep
them In the service Or to condemn and sell
the m, have reported chat 1t is not ad yisable tn
retain the Jacob Bell In the eryice, ana sonsa.
quently sne will 60 out OF com Mission. The
Be!i was formerly tow boat Of New York,
aEd Wos purchased for the service in Septeru. .
Der, 1856, and fitted out at our NAVY Yard.
her hIst commander was Lieut.. Commander
r. r McCreR, and she first saw service in the
fotomac fotilla, then commanded by Comno-
nag ship of the third division OF the flotiila
Fer over two years there was hardly q week
but mat she was In active ser vice on the Pc.
tomac, Rappahannock and James rivers, and
curing the war she has been In about 20 en-.
gagements, the most OF the time being under
the commnnd Of Acting Master W. r. Street,
who was the first executive officer of her and
who took command of her when Capt McCrea
vas oetacned, and during the time Captain
street had command OF her much was
done to break up blockade running nv
raiding In ths enemy, - country. She was one
OF the three Eunboats which took part ia the
battle OF Malvern Hill, (the others being the
roe a,S cisd Gaieha and the Aroostook, and
and Sta6 came aboard, the orders heinz eiyen
by signalling from q tower on the Bell. hsstifv
erected for that purpose 6ls
The work OF rersnchment at the yard has
com me nceo ana every person, whose services
can be Dispensed With, can soon expect their
efscnarge. There 10 considerable vork nj the
yaro still, Qui anumber Of vessels the Cow
eInnsnt naving Determined 70 keepin service.
probable that the large number of hands will
De gradually Diminished as that work ap.
pfoacnes com pletlon. Resides those fecently
aisenerged from the ordnance dApsrtmsats 3i
y iroa icnndsrs and painters hare been dis
c1Are6ds 81 Al4-J eS1~'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the seven.thirty pop
ulaT loan were yesterday over sc ven millions
AT this rate the first series will soon be ab.
sorbed. With the rapid reduction in the
current expenses Of ths Governm ent, Ii is
doubtful whether smother three hundred mil.
80 ,.s. eSsi. G. pa ssI. S..es.
investment At this time presents such induce.
ments In the rate OF interest paid and In Sc.
curity. besides thf privilege Of conversion into
go!d-oearipg bonds. The bonds may be had
Of Lewis Johnson Il Co, subscription agents,
corner 10th street AMI Penpa avnun.
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~MeNCMENT TO LINCOLN IN
S THE CITY or WAsHINGTON

nHA0NCMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN
W. THE CITY or WASHINGTON
In order TO give definite shape to the desire 20
generally expressed that . suitable Monument
should be erected In the City OF Warrington to the
memory Of Abraham Lincoln, the, City Csuocila
Of Washington have taken action resulting in the
COLIN NATIONAL MON UMENT ASeOCi 4TION.
Pre,ident-RicakRD WALLAcH. Mayor.
seeretary-CROeBY NOYkS.
Treasurer-GEOkGE " RIGGS
IRE pirectcrs viii be announced hereafter.
IS PROPOSED TO raise for the pu reose the of
Al least by bscr ptiops to be limited in
tributor.
Such is the general aoiicitude to contribute for
sIch purpose that IL is net doubted that the
amount requisite can be prom pity raised and tbs
mSnGment erected within the year 1856. j
Duly authorized collectors will be designated
county disposed to con ribute can send their
conlributlons to GEORGE VI. RIGGS, ksq.,
treasurer OF the Association,
AS 1t may be di hcult to send individual receipts
Tor the contrib buttons received. they will be &C
Anowiedsed tron time to time through the public
prtss.
II L. earnestly hoped that every newspaper
throughout the country will call attention to the
on9ect oil MS Association, and give iG edito
PA. e. couragspent as shall secure q general
Z II Is the desire of the Associations to raise a
n,onurent that shall be properly commemorative
OF the sublie life and character of the lalsented
deeeased-ene that shall be crsditabs alike to the
city snd sAtlcn
With snch ends in view, it is BOT dou bted til At
this appeal VIII NEST . prompt and univer al
fefPo0se my2 I'm
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O = = 1 q L 4 l..

Order Rescindins Regulations Prohibiting
the Expertatien Of Arms, Ammnnitisn,
Horses, Mules and Live stock.
WASHINGTON, May ;, 16S5.-The Execuh. q
Order of November II. 1852, prohibiting the Ell.
portatien of arms and ammunition from the
United States, and the Executive Order Of NJ ay
IL 1858, prohibiting the expectation OF horses,
M ules, and live stock, being no longer req uired
by public necessities, the Aforesaid orders are
hereby res cinded and arnulled.
I BY order Of the President
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary of War
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04
u RIOK 81 BRICKS BRIoKSfft
ID 1000, OO9 BKIOK6 FOR BALE. ~

The Subscriber has On hand one million Hama
nade Brick. ready for delivery wn.ch 80 .s sS
Brick com prise ali qualities. .smsly; Al. p.
6eoeO Merchaatable,so 800 oe2 HfHsd Hw ~
nys-st Nst. south and n. J. avenue. =
EOR SALH-.A email FARA, containing abogt
L Is acres of gsed lsne. sisastsa aosut enc nils
the canal Road, near the ocfsmbiA goundry
There ID ssnex house. g teet frent. eontaininss Q,
shove for eefSsnts. u.tesH before TIA door, I've
coed spsinss near the Kitchen. good orchard 81
QUAR-. On thSClnn Aosas There 10 aiso two
other houaes On the farm. one al bfisk the other
Bqshspay ga sood interest," .Thafs 10 also tie
,lsrse ssPArasnss eeoss All 1erssns desiross Of
yss,rs s taf = ssea Issss AZ ipvtsa
{ NJ sSt. .as'Zs'-Sss . ygANUnt scRowN.T :,
GUSf .REo1tf n AND I0K saLseauMBEaa
Lac p QRAt.yast eceiys1 . ssrso &c 0uAs
s ssssst ss "a 81 : ::s 10" &
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II Tine safe OF Little & Newton was broken
open at Alelia, Indiana, last Monday night,
and robbed Of IS 600 In Government notes and
securities.
~ MAJOR AAderson has written letter
showing that tina evacuation Of Fort Sumter
did actually take place on SAe 18th, md not
the 18Th of April as some come contend.
"At the great sanitary fair in Chicago,
Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas an Mrs. Gen. Sher-
man are to have charge Of the tables under the
auspices OF the Catholics.
~ Real diamonds have been recently found
In Butt and Nevada counties, california.
IL The property known as the Journal of
Commerce building, corner OF Wall and Wa
Ter streets. N. Y, has been sold fer Sl60.000.
u Louis Napoleon demands five millions
dollars per mOIth for his troops in Mexico.
SrThe portraits Of ex -Qovernors Toucey
sGd Sey mour have been ed TO the vacant
frames In the Connecticut Senate Chamber.
give have now ten new territories wait
Ing 20 be made states They are: Wyoming.
Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nsbras-
ka, New Mexico, Utah, and Washington.
@There was something of an incongruity in
the notices OF a store window Ia Portland,
oE the Occasion of the recent funeral of the
Presidept:-.'In GOD we trust" s.Terms CASH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

THE FUNERAL OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN
To-day the remains Of the late President will
lie conveyed TO their resting place al Spring
field. Illinois, and the occasion will be marked
by sympathetic demonstrations throughout the
country. By the orders Of the President, the
Secretary OF War, and the Secretary OF the
Treasury, published else where. 1t will be seen
that The Departments are TO be closed to-day,
and minute guns fired throughout the after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

ANOTHER DELEGATION VISITS THE PRES
IDLNT.
Yesterday a committee headed by Hon. Simon
Cameron, appointed at a nesting Of the citi-
zens of Harrisburg, Penn'a, waited on Presi-
Cent johnson for the purpose OF presenting
him q series of resolutions adopted at said
meeting. The resolutions deplore the recent
calamity, and pledge supp ort to the admins
trattor in ali its branches.
Mr. Cameron briefly expressed the object Of
the visit and after the presentation of the re-
solutions the President replied in the happy
styis character,zing his heretofore Off hand
remarks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

ORDERED, 1. That the War Department and
Iureaux and Offices connected with 1t be
closed at 10 o'clock meridian, and remain
CLOSED during the day, IN resps C. to the mem.
CRY Of our tate beloved President, Abraham
Lincoln, over whose mortal remains funeral
services are to be performed this day, at HE
former resider ce in Springfield, Illinois.
Q. That minute guns be fred every half
hour a. the Washington Arsenal, commencing
at 10 o'clock, and continuing until shutdown,
and closing with national salute.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
JAS. a. HARDIH, BTsvet Brig. Gent
and Inspector General, U. S. A.
The Navy Department issued the following
order 70 the commandans of the various Navy
Yards By telegraph:
- NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON, May 4, 1861
Have guns fred every half hour from noon
20 sundown, closing with national salute in
honor Of the late President, whose funeral Is
now taking place at Springfield. Ill.
GIDEON wRLLRe,
Secretary Of the Navy.
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RECRUITING OF COLoRED TROoPs IN RICH
MOND.
In obedience to the order Of the War Depart.
menr suspending all drafting and recruiting Of
troops, Major General Casey, at Richmond,
has ceased mastering In colored troops At the
time he order was received about $50 men had
been mustered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

:, RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF TIM LATE
PRRsIpRNT.--In compliance with a request
telegraphed by Mayor Waflach, the acting
Mayor of the city (Jos. F. Brown, Esq., d..
rected the corporation offices to be closed at
noon o.day, in respect to the memory of the
late President Lincoln. whose funeral ser.
Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

COMMISSARY GENERAL OF PRISONERS.
Gen. Hoffman. Commissary General OF
Prisoners, has gone to Memphis, Tenn, on
business connected with. the exchange OF
prisoners. Major Bragden will be aching Com
missary General Of Prisoners during the alb
sence OF Gen. Hoffman.
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ao,Io.a.,I 80

Towards the close Of the last session, Con /.
gress passed an act comforting upon the
Assessors tho power to appoint their assistants
The matter twas referred to the Attorney Gen.
eral, who decides the act TO be unconstitutional,
and that the appointments can only be made
by the President OF the United States. TIE
assistants have recently been recon missioned,
in accordance with this decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

~ WASHTSGToN May LIST, 1858.
I<OTICR.-I beg leave to. isform my frisnds
aud the public in general that have this day
bought from Messrs. Aug. John'en & Co; their
good will, fixtures and balance Of stock OF their
business carried on for the last four years IN No
plete stock in tn wholesale ard retail Ii quor
and Grocery line, and hope that the Gu stomsrs and
friends Of the old firm will extend their age
to me to the same extent As hsretofors. assuring
them that viii try my best to give entire salts
fsctien OuARLIS BRIGHT,
Tor the last four years with
Aug johnson Co
u lIERRING TO TIE ABOVE WI BEG
II leave to Ask eur old patrons to extend to our
CHARLES BRECHT.
the same kind feeling and their custom and conf
delce so literally heretofore extended TO us,
my -iw AUG. JOHNSON & 90.
THE UNDERsIGNlD has SOLD OCf HIS
i Lumber Yard to NATHANIEL B. fC6ITT.
with whom All persons indebted TO me are ear
nestiy requested to make immediate settlement.
in order to facilitate the closing mp Of the nasirs
of the old concern. JOSEPH fCGlfT.
Warrington. D c.. April ], 1855
NATHAN B. FU&ITT.
LGMBEk DEALER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

TIE HARRIS COURT MARTIAL.
The Court Martial for the trial of Ben. g.
harris met this d orping, and in the absence Of
an important witness adjourned till to.mor-
row morning at " o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

REPORTED CAPTURE OF THE COMMANDER
OF LIBBY PRISON.
a report was in circulation ia Richmond on
Tuesday that Major Thomas r. Turner, Com.
5maDder OF Libby Prison, when under Oonfed-
crate rule. had been captured by some OF Stone
mans ca, airy. Upto yesterday morning NO
confirmation OF the report had been received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

CONNECTICUT RATIFIRS THE CONSTITT-
TIONAL AMENDMENT ABOLISH.
ING SLAVERY. -
The Secretary of the Nsvy to-day received q
dispatch from the Governor of Connecticut,
announcing that both houses OF the Legislature
Of that State had unanimously passed an act
ratifying the Constitutional amendment aboi-
ishin slavery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

sTOPPAGE OF TRANSPORTATION.
~ Gen. Augur has issued an order directing
that 10 more transportation be issued at this
point to rebel deserters or refugees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

Ms $500 BCsaEls OF WHITE sANp FOR
Persons in want nf WLits ssna. nm ia vo,.
wharf ~ Ae"'eE
Persona IN want OF White Sand should call at
Ihomas faheys place Of business at Tenth street
Az cana, as the can get it much cheaper no =,
before the yessei is unloaded = -
faniiisain want OF the best White Silver Sand
can Get " etthe corner of Tenth street and Caual
also call the attention Of painters to this excel
Y ut quality Of sand to be had ct the corner of
Tenth street and Canal. = ~
my s-Sts THOS FAHEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

-0NR OF THl BEST AND FINEST PRINOEI
" new MkL0D10k0s l. 10 be ,esh 70 niGst rs
Bfooxer BslfeNNs, assfisnssrl. Ne. SOS fth e..
,ose door AAsvS !. .te o'cleck Pr: - IT. =
TIHFFID sTArHs RkvKNUB STAMP ofFICH
All at 4ALFRkD HUNTERS great Aat. suasIaa
disceunt Allowed to. auAntitiss. Z Gmy Sst'
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on y ROLE

Elk Governor Aiken of South Carolina, who
was brought to this city yesterday under arrest,
was not placed in the Old Capitol, but is At
liberty on parole, it Is understood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

TH1 UNDERSIGNED has much pleasure in 40.
~ INC Inc Eisdein the receipt Of very kLkaANr
aMfokTED SILK COAT, very liberal donation
mom the house Of Measrs. Bieksrton 4 Co for
"a tss asne6t Of st Afoysius Fair This1CoAt VIA
sn1 vii Be all this week on exhibition =. TIE
ssoS OF @essrs Biaksrtsn & Co., No. sOA 9tk
az IL. 2s the oPenins Of the Feif. MONDAY EVE.
NirS neat thslTfh inst.. at the Table of
- ~ COW Mrs. FRANCIS, M0HUN,,..
Ss;s3EEssssss I1EzEsls5Tp I
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STEAMER ANN HLIZA HAS ARRIVED
h sI:.:: ..:ss
ss:.ass New YORK Fra.,. s Is:
'tos.ts ! aoettiahroE, Agent New York and Wash.
H0SSs: 5;,ss.s s.'4 Icon s ssyf
sas IL: ne s as s Sef
kind and prompt in single or double h.tne.s,
's'f e.. o. TAf sf.s Ss.T ksk
sn.sseis for PADDLE or har.sss The above hsrsss
Prs j. .ns
stfee., between otn s1o Nh. my fat
NAsPposLIsoss'Is, I.! Zoe ,J,uLIUs ssAR. Vol.
Ms lksseiGo par. John
comb tisaneisi Policy, Hs.die;s Lie Co..
esr soca s.sIe. Lsg
new editor Ward hsrie.i kser.sti sasAt Rs
m mH on shasspease's sOnpsts y,v
FoR sALE-soHooNER " Il tons; carries Is
fier Is. Alexandria, Va. myySt.
s,.s sA - pair q dspple grey MARES. good
seen It III aIy Sfrs ed and hne divers. 0.s BE-
tween snd streets. ''r' stable. 7th stree. BE-
III Of tss!n ssM .o,.p Prom NY OLD PLACE
nv. Ss ,v siNTH srRIIT,
sss ss.s tn. attention o,
fss sn sn .. shall fsss on hand
GROOAKIx3.
The citizens Of " ashin stop and OF tb. :,
tox country are earnestly solicited to csm o9no'
prices. : " " ooio At fair
feb G-seSm- RICHARD J. RYoN. q.
TAILORING. s0OURING AND RIPAIRIya
In manner 70 give sstisfa-tiou by j -
BCCheEBl No. 90 La. Az, four doprs cast
OF Contra Guard house. q IS - : y ""'s
Pe;3,N.v and second hard Clothing bought
sDo soia u fair Prices. my Slim
=. 11sA :" No II Iouis.a. .v.,u.
sisnnents Of BUTr1R, cHEDsE ard EGas' are
Sf:s,Esd e o ts.n.h the trade g New Fosk prissS
Also. Storage 70 Tot N q try clean cellar, ns.In
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PJ,OTE Ribs

Yesterday, Captain G. S. Green, c. S. v,
opened the bids for furnishing the Govern
ment with -four. Twenty four thousand eigh,
hundred barrels were offered, ar prices rang
ing from $3.50 to $3.50 per barrel. The follow.
Ing is list Of the bids and bidders:
M. B. Cooper-2,G0o barrels At ss 6J per bar.
rel 81 600 barrels at 1915
Henry S. McGlue-s0O barrels at So so per
barrel; 500 barrels at 1885, 500 at 50 So 1000 at
s925. 80 '
M. b. Cooper-6O0 barrels at 1878; 700 bar.
reIs at SIS; I;5o0 at $500 LOCO at $685. 1900
at S. 81; 500 at 50; 81 0 at SO 25 1,2OO at $40.
IS s5; GEO at s. 90; 600 at $685..
Benz. Darby-5o0 barrels at 50 s5 500 at 80.
A. Ross Ray Il Bro-l 900 barrels at IS. s.:
Geo. Waters-50O barrels at 1915; LOCO at 80:
LOCO at 1926.
All the flour offered was Of No ., except the
two first bids, made by NJ. b. Cooper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04

SALES OF SRvKN-THIRTIRs.--Th sales Of
Seven. thirtles by Jay Cooke & CO., amounted
to s1O,747,90O yesterday.
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EXCHANGE

EXCHANGED
The following order has just been published
by the War Department:
Var Department, Adjutdnt Generals O5Fce./
Washington, April &c, 1866.
General Order, No. rs, -.' .r.a
Exchange Of Prisoners of War
All pris oners Of war delivered ON parole
to Federal officers east OF the Mississippi ri YER
to include the twenty .second day OF April,
1865, except those who may have been delty
cred at Darier, Georgia, are hereby declared
duly exchanged.
Ii. mmanders of Parole camps will for.
ward exchanged officers and men to the armies
to which they belong, with as little delay as
possible. E
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
W. A. NICHOLS, a, A. q.