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EOR RENT-A new two story BRICK HOUSE
L on street near the Government Printing Of
nee, containing four rooms and gas. immediate
possession given. Apply at the American Tele
graph Office. 432 Penn a avenue " l-tf
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= HELMBoLpS EXTRAcT BUCHU. m25S1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-01

EOR SALE CHEAP-Two small BRICK
IL HOUSES. on 9th street. between y and q north.
Inquire of E. LAZENBY, the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-01

EOR SALE-A. PHOTOGRAPH ESTABLISH.
Ia., MEST, Corner Of Psnnsylvsn nIa: avenue and
son given for selling. A good chance fer person
with small capital Apply Immediately. -
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p ONE HUNDRED WPHEELwRIGHTs.

WANTED TO RENT FOR A YEAR-I,etween
w this and LIST September next. Brick HOUS
with eight or ten rooms, gas and water. ait.ated
and 18th streets, for which fair rent will be paid
Address VI. T.. H, Box 322 Post Office
le IL. 2aW4wf -
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lWANTED.- Cold and SILVER Watches, Dia-
" monds, Pistols, Pawnbroker's Tickets, FIR,
niture; Clothing. or any article of va1.e The
highest, cash price paid ,er- rkcnansed for other
goods at Singers sewing M acflfne Agency, 0O2 9Th
Street doors north of Penn. je 8 Inn
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THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED US.
til WEDNESDAY July 9Th, at the same hour and
place BY order Of the Trustee. ~ -ii2 ~ 2 -
je q 3taw6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctf
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4 WHOLESALE FLOUR GRAIN AND FEED
4 w BUSINESS FDRSALE-Inf fun and prosper
Gus operation; FIVE years established. Reason for
seliing, have business South and want to move
there. Address Feed, y Box 795 r. o., Washing
ton, ID. Co.. -...-,..- I'd, je 26Gt
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CAftie MARKET.

NV Youk. April II. 1906
The receipts Of cattle 81 the different markets vera
10 follows;
BeeveS o,oIi COW. anx calveS 40; ve.ls q, ags,
|eheep and Limbs. 7 90!; SWINE, 1882
B,sus.-liur.s ire Isat week there has been q
|mafkod ia NJ "a IN tie supply OF cattle from tn.
West and the vatoug yards In this vicinity prpsentd
IA decidedly dnh appearance at the opening Of li,e
litkei tile morning. This deRrth in tile market a.
nin c1Istely taten ADVANTAGE Of by those who bad
ock, snd price, On al GRADES were rln up tuily
leent a pound. Good iair steers have sold readily
to-day 81 2Oa2b cent? por pound net while OF the ne-
flor rides none sold lower than lIais. We noticed
~ sale al Bds Head hne fu-booded Durham GOV
those I've weight was 1870 punds and who
mabe S0l pounds Of meat worth at ~ cent? lsu'
1pound, sSij 70. This COW w. sold dwins The jsy
Tor $40
Mica Co,rs. This branch Of the market prasen,a
lie same dull hppearancs the various other 4, part
7menis but lev asles being made, and those vi tie,
owost grades TO the lowest Glaze Of buyes PROV.
Irsnfe to-day from sI5 70 500 TOR extra good cows y,
1s25as40 FOR comIlon do,
Veal Cnlrcs.-Thii branch Of the market ApIean<
Ito be better supplied than any other, to-day and
IpTctr are decidedly lower owing, doubtles to th<.
tall In skins and the large iecsp s Of shnd. Prtun
veal calves are ofierci l3at4.c; good veal, al -
lc and common at ISyc per pound caliHkins 10
.al5c
!Sheep.-Sheep owing TO the limited supply lave,
also advanced, cay y cent par pouud. The fua s
Ne3y hrm at IL Asitc. feits sonew hat low OF,
iangins irom ~ I5asJ 90 each.
Apine.-Hoss are Nety quiet, With rev On sJr
rhose offered are readily dirposed Of Al Hail c I've
weight q
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Hnh,ydr, A T,ril l5.-rhe Governor hri APPOINTED
o.day fof eivine'ass"nt W the bills pNs" win Inc
usuAl cersrnone, but uTon f"cei' Ing TIE ness o'
prvaSi.nt Lincoln. murder he cent the iollowlns
uue.sase 10 the Council
COVER sNEst Iorsr. U,ItrAN, y -
Apfil 10 $3.50.
NJ Dear sIr, The very shocking intellirenc'
which has jus, reached meof the murder Of Fi"11 ~
Lincoln BY the hand u All ns.ass NJ and my 'r.'" "a
Me loss which the can. OF order has py ,'
Death Of = man Wnofn have Lways Tessri,d ~ ciii
neutly upright IA his Intentions ind-p'-.s ne "
undertake any public ceremony such ~ h'd 'onlem
u atei In my intended visit 10 the lcgis .ute 'nuh
ell ~ dsv. beg thgteiofe 10 notiiy 90 you we pc
yonsment OF that Wilt, and prfhsp- under ~" 'if
'umstance, men Of AL pafti"s NAV e' mat tie ~
ypusion Of futtltr public bu-tutD Tor the day "mti
:, marx Of sympathy not uni ocOmuf the lHrt-i a
,ute 10 offer. and one which uoue could misconftfue
Believe we To ue' ~, o"e[ ht' i"o., 's.thin,N,
Tie Hon. Fdwsid kinuey, ftesideut Of the Lexis
.Atte Council.
The citlene generally all unite Ia expressions o
deep sympathy for the nation'' lors. The Liccbsd'
fn.-e. Coloacl Lnub gtily dcckcd with fne'
but they se!e Orl,icd down by the naval nuthoti
Ses.
Toronto Ip,i' 1.-THE news ot the TRAGEDY Il
Mt<hInrtou cam I'd profound tensa'iun b re-. lW
hays u ID" American IonaulNie tusto'n House ~ I
Ding la the hbur Hud city are % plai ci ~ hn inA'
stores snd places Of business owned bv Americans ar
closed. The ,cling OF rfei OF the Canadian Ecu'n'
inensc, and u 10 contemplated 70 tNt s1hc pam
stprc.sion TO h.
AOAf'eaL prit IA requiht ion, orisinatin
aatur here, askinf tie Ma, Or 10 call public me"
ing h. express horror at the HH~ns-inMion OF
ildeDt Lincoln. All the tngs are n hAli.uiast ~ III
lily, aud 1he deepest soros over the sal event t'oE
5. John, N H.. A prii n. Tho announcement
President LincoIn's fOssina iiou caused rIeht 81
ol:emeut hrIe. SOriO~ II universal ant the riei
ioss rho uited states has sustained calls TOT dec
ieeinfs OF o. mp'thS. The vessels IA poit have ma
hal-ulhat.
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Tuesday, April ~.
THE ASSASSINATION +!
Further and Interesting Details
Additional Accounts

.I1,c EypHlNy A Az .nyr on Friday last Booth yaA
'"e ,I..,, ,.', .,-st'.,.' 49,,
sbput thu National louS ~ u-us- ana strohei up ana
lcsn the avenue ssyeral times During onu OF thos
,,oI. h At ,h. Ilon., and.,ntin 4,
-, -. =, -,
ten 81 do not wish to disturb you. Are you in /
\ NI.,L.. I,,,h u A ,,.,,l MAJ, nj, Ill, .,,,,.,,,
"'A'' 'N'"' ~ N'"' INA" VI ''''' ~ lu"h'
Al this time me" him, in trOut VI the hirkW oud
io,.. and i'm th, ,pf.qt,,u li, Ia q l,,l made
-, -.
arktd. What III. Z. ven 20 gloQ. n SO ,ou Loaf
.no,Ler ,bo,s,,4 il. oil 3" M, ,.h,tI
been hard al "oi. ihi' iH'' Ghd N about Z, leave
Washington never IA fp'4.u Inst then A l.r CA. ,.l
-, ,.., .> -.
out AID eau 10 ''o'A' 49, 20 Is IA M
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'up'~'"e ''''' - '''. -
a. IA, National. and VA. - Ikcl ~ b, sc,c-al COZ
-. hal. am ..., , -.
clI'HF Us P'''' "''' " ''' paw ''.s 49,
udhpOsilio. JlHt before !'a'Ins he asked The ceik
a., ma, cain. Ga r,r ., l1,.t,,. an. ,J..t.
~, ~ a, 100. o.. ,... -, 80, Of,
"lLe'r WA ~ ." ~ VIZ. mug S't"S ''''' "" h'f"''
,,.s,,, t ,,.L ssor,y et,rt Abe l,,te. ,u.a,l fla,
p'ss"' u" 'N'N 90 Wv 'N ~ '''
se-tsugsnt neNt the The "'e AID in hurried mlnn'i
..usl ,nt .IralL.. bfKu.,, l.nu.,." ruul.l :. Ina
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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,f> ~" ~ ieue ne,cf an M i.t''t'.,..,
tlnie' Coz. ~, Msp l'nd' won't 10 ,he ~. go o.
IN" '' ~, o. rSa, s.s lou, ana 'r,s't hoo
innd 10 one e.,. Nyc--ni male ',.crrl .u,.uDts e
-. AID nm l.ly dlsyn.ed vi H., tt lion 10 Nj hon :,
sun
6ASe cHnINNr 10 rotl Iou"'.n, ne c,h,,nu y L
lime r"p5. sd ,hN L. h.i aso sold he hfos - hot,e
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THE latter then Struck Robinsou In the stomach.
knock ms him down broke away from MAJOR SevAsd.
and rushed down stsiTp
During the .cufie ~hen he cannot say, Mr.. Robin
con received wound quite serious, some two inches
~ bIeadth the upper part Of the tieht sh0ulder
BLADE. anethet title lover down on the same ce-
and also a slight one on the eft shoulder.
VIII. e stfssrlins With the man near the bedsde.
he hsd seizcd the WRIT Of his rlht hand in which
va the dsEgcr, and did not release his hold unit
tnocked down By the sssassin near the door.
and after MAJOR seward had come 70 his assurance.
He fetured 10 the room after he found that the a.
ssssin had escaped and foupd that the secresy had
got on the bed on to the floor DRAGGING it'll him tbs
bed clothes and vas llns In pool Of blood. pou
goins 70 the Secretary he found pulse In his vss
and stated TO his. Seward Who had Teentered Tho
pom, and sked II her fsther desd. that be he
heyed he vas. Bu, upon a second examination,
Robinson sscertained that his heart vas stu
beating The secretary then said II NOT de ID
Send for the police and surgeon, and close the
house" He then placed the sccfetary upon the ted
telling him he must not tAt. M. seward dad noe
speat amer that.
The iem.in, Of the President will probably be
Iyeyed from " arlington, Oh 1hursdsy morning, TO
illinois, BY way Of BALTIMORE Philadelphia New
York, Albany. Buffalo, Cleveland and loledo The
time schedule has not teen detsfmiuei !. bot about
cue week will b occupied in reaching Illinois.
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From Washington.
New and lntercattns Account OF the Al
tempted Assassination Of Mr. seward.

Fd'h~0tOH, Aprd II .--Georse >. Robinson, . sol
ldier aud nurre, Who in attendance on sseretar,
howard Friday night, has related
THE pIoceedidss in the ehsmbeI.
1 According 70 Rotinsons narrative rnedsriek "
Seward, MAJOR Seward and Mr.. HanIeI, we're ali
wounded on the stairway, as Robinson opened the
door 70 learn the cause OF the disturbance
IMAM struck at his breast. In his hand he held long
kinches in length and an inch In Width
Robinson determined 20 oppose his progre-. and
lrastd hi. arm 10 parry the blow, The consequence
that wound ~as inhineed In the csptre on M.
[Robinson'sl forehead, close 10 the hair which he
lwe ears turned back. The knife Glanced and Tho
Tclenched hand 10 which the man held the dagger
ec anne down upon Nj. Robnsous t.ee, and ieed him
i to the floor.
Miss Seward Al this tuneture escaped from the
troomi AID ran TO the front room sereaminR
murder. The Assassin leaped TO the bed vheie
N M H. s t.c. Jay, AND s,ys ,temendOu. blow
7almos, fell acToss Mr.. Seward's holy
ny this time Robinson had recovered. jumred on
the bed and caught hold Of the Assain's arins " lille
stucf M sesNd On Tia .it aide Of the Is lace md
rthen thu right side The assassin then rsined up
land he aud Robinson came TO the honr together,
eThsy 10th got on 70 their feet ko.nson still keeping
The sin reached his left arm over Robinson's
Nshoulder ana endeavoTed to force him TO the floor
2fndinr he could not handle Robinson in that POSI-
ton, he dropped his pistol which had been forced
ssaiust Mr., RobnsoH', face In tie hand which
sbin,on's right arm with biz LET, hand and
continued 70 struggle Tor . few momentA- Rebintor
lforeine him owlTds the door which open, with
Ethe intention Of throwing him over the barusters
Esnsras ssyax entered the rossn' Robn,aS GALES
up IN him 10 take the knife out Of the aszsins hand
MAJOR severn immediately susshsd the assssia
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Another Rebel Movement.
Raid spoa Osden.burs ana
Rochester from Canada

Roeh,n,r y. y Ap1l IL A telegram va r..
eeived by the Mayor from MAJOR Gene al !. Pevt,
commanding at New York, stating that information
had been received at his headquarters that an orsss>
i1ed band Of $50 men In Carolton County. Csa-
sda prepared to make raid upon Rochester or Os-
densburs. The Mayor called a meeting Of an
advisory committee Of citizens to take measure, for
meeting the raiders. General williams received
orders from the Adusn, General Of the state 10 PUT
the S4.h Regiment upon duty, and two companies are
nov under arms. The raiders viii meet with VAN,
reception " they should come.
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From Charleston.
The Fort sumter Celebrate.

Chdrle,toH, s. C., pril 10 wa Ba,tiBlore, Apri
II The rcelpt OF the Of Lees surrender her,
created the most tunultuous JOY, everybody accept
ng 1t IA the hsrbnger Of peace The great event o.
he raising Of the old bas has attracted grst crevd
Il visitors hare The hotels are filled TO repotlon will
1people from the loyal states. The day dswned beau
TRULY, and the sight Tor Charleston 81
1.-The star and Stripes ever vheIe kissng the broeze
Long before 10 o'clock the whsres and streets were
4 tbronged With people, to behold General Gillmor,
= and stah and the distinsuinhed sransers with him
\ Admiral Dnhlsren intended to have eauscd the YES
s-L Of his squadron 70 send up their aass .imulta-
ueousy With the rdHing OF that Fort sumter, bu,
the Of Lees surrender caused the iag, 70 b,
raised NJ eight O'Clock In the morning The monitor,
:, ND ,eserd nsvA ye,sSis at tie ,sme hour came
auy to the vhlvcs ard fired s..u;e. OF II srns
" From al the Old rebel oi tr, pt SUMTER the old
S,hss va. d,ns, while iroin the la ~ hrre 20 wv
,1vf!i.t II ,ook al tbs toTcn-c 70 trnport the Wis
Yiipr- 10 Tor Sumter ihoyh nine ste,nsrs and yea
,Jp's we've employed Decides all the naval tugs The
.son. landed At tie wharf xhich has teen recently
,c'r At tue Fort. md IAs ed W isht Of sterr u
.he para ct -hie soldiers and officers survivors, Of
81 Iho alta l. and "a &c pito-r "a She ope Atlons
N weIe G'uNu ny IN lue. lie yi.lor an Jred them.
- evos before the ceremonies commenced Ia sIamin
ing With Keen cu i.ity the suns, etc. In the fort
T. aud IN surveying tho from the ramparts
n pi. h. ,ut.uly decorst,d with Aas, and aver.
81 st,ehl bJ Union lGdieo NJ Charleston bad been
N eg,cted 10 the lidde Of the para for Gen
n ndcsou spi Giftir -u'shed guests. The aasstAa
,Tvss e'c,ed eT.,tly in the centre Of the parade.
4 gto'nI. sca,s Tor three four thousand we're In
(, Iohi OF the platform, which were filed to overflow
xing ioo to ~ OF the old citizens OF Charleston
E. ere present.
VI II wa not I'LL afer II O'Clock thai G,n ArAa-.o,
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sign. OF Char aetsr 500 the Ptssori.

signs OF Char aeter.-See the ftss"rt~
1Phre uolo,cal Journal for jan Feb. and hHch. With
Ply .iosnomy, Phrenelosy, Phyrio'osy, Ethnolap.
Psychology all Doube Numbers-smply illmtratsh
for sisns Of Character and How 30 ReaA Than.
Sent by return post for 60 eis, by hosrs. fo~bT
Wi. $50 Rra.iy,v.NY al
4 CREAT INvENTORS-FULTO STEVEN
III son, Davy, Gottenhurg, AIchiDedeA DnSncrre
MORE, Whitney, Arkvrtght Watt With poriran
and descriptions Also, AAbor-ten. Terry hhs ban,
Baron Cuvier, Sir holm Hepchel, keWtan, bnno.>
Howard, Buxton, CombeA Eusthrhe, Gottrtsa puI-
nett in his Comic physiognomN with IL inu.trsnSs
eP Benson, sr. EYE CHANCES ON BkoADNAf
r-Illustrst Ted Color Of Eyes, Blue brown assl
Hazel Sire Of the Eye Place OF the Lis SnJys -
the Eyelids EyelAshes. CHOICE OF OCCutA-
tTIOS or Pursuits In Lite; What can .he Bsfs ~
klestf HippurTates and the Temperam.nn SIuk
\ Phrenolos stI. RELIGIOUS Ihe soh SnnA
j \ oioe;" sfepticifnl; Nenerauon; The "a. NJ VI
2eIss Ce.sI Bndpcns Ne.o. ksP2kTyfrtssd amp
Portraits Of hthOkI, 49, 49,
fFALL and JAMES LERkl. fSSIio O! GSnsi,,s
10 20 40 Ride among the starr VtztunS '.firSsis
Coming 10 himself Body Lie And Soai Ian ~
n SOLOGY-Nature in History Climate and 49, 49,.
ton Climate and Color North and t,ontn n II
b the Races, How the Race die cot Oph sa oSAAt
RELATIONS hAthmony; lst Gtrk - W.
Lesson for Wives Marrying for sho. ~ VIM Ihn,fss
4 rrayed illustrators PHRkNOLoIlCAL JOE,
4EAI, FOR APRIL. oouhAe number ohy " an
sy dr., pss q p. q ks VEL sI ts'G ~ ssostvSr
RI, 7,
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A MOURNING NATION.


FROM over point come IN II, dsI,'"he. a. pros i'
The eeep AM u,tr grief o. TIA, people Ov'r tn' o',
President Lincoln. E-ch city seems 10 Vie win ~
other in the expression Of iv ss'ue". III moi 1'
,ne drhpary Of iullding, IL uui-rr'al md e'cfJ
~here preparations sio leiug made Or 'he 'h'i
Ub.sl ues. Orders and pi lAm,t'aI' sta" wnn 81
pal aud military, are isfucd ~ cscy in'' ''p''
ihc dreadful cAlau iiv. susir'...- .."l" l.' "'
and directing Iuclsuf"- iu bI-nI,H'7tioH o. VIC '
prevailing grief wen uoH Canada ana Wv
scotia oaus to us exp 'sl,nso horror ~ hc ua.'' D
aud profound Erid To- 90" lVs Of ne nov mah WI
GA. beqn stIucb down. Vie i1Hr"Ht" OF ffIi " ''
o,us,ed 10 he various d 90" . hist i'n'h 49, -.
one; sIlAss sr. all at hrfIs'' md ever q
scar, an expression Of folfov and slonn s-}s 7Ii
sth.t. Profound grief 60. e.. tnc CIV, and me
hurry silently and fadiy W their hone
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
Negotiations for Jehrsfon,s Surrender

Na'h'n0toA April lT-InforBAiou has been re.
,eeived BY tho Government from General sherman.
that he va in communication with Gen. Johnston,
with vies to the Surrender Of the latter. Gsu-
sherman would odei the same terms that Gen Gr.De
did to Gen. lee, and II va supposed they would ~
Isceenias
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adhered warmly " th. tnion csu'c aud have ~
..,,..I .rsri,fsN !. = B,'h e. puse IulHrt
bts n ,o. n. tsl-cna. j. s'ntu. rrIr. We tar
ms, Iav va 10 have huibi o. IN o. az Cmcn b
lt,, on on satnrdav e1'uin., M ~ 20 hocte1
A.. auful intelligence e b bftsu' % cline, that ID
st.rrs.I a cte-uinstou DcfCr n.s 20 10 nlfH To-
a.,oAsaso the suge. Jun ~ B.uius y r. o.
Doa ncsa 70 sp,ear Il f1ks's tpsra iltl G Gtctnu
=. sslufdsy MI ht bat tie pablo tee ny w.
ftrv.g srrnst Ai.a thai he sgrnp'!l.d 70 e. a.
,lty Ia kape.
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rnoyosr MAruuAJ CF.nHAL.s BrrrA
MArHtrgTps. 4. 4. 80 A. A. fTrt

TEOFOHT NAfAHAL NF.ttAt.N n'i''t
wArHtrgTos, 4. =. O.4J A. -. frH l".
Its believed th,t he lssssrls Of o." Itcs rhl hil'
Ssefo,.ry Repard are clenpiing 70 r'cape ~ Jana
lop an make er-f1. and tho OuPh .NsthaIoh o
~ per~on. s'tetntti NJ W GO from the nitch Nt
into Can.da ana rdl uTor all 'i'IIc'ous pei,Vh'
The must Nl.i snt sfI'in IN yOu pAs h' vac 10
A. tus,r di,-,-sI 10 On ,a1e1 A CgFuIiioa O. tin
p- dc supposeI 10 b. utpl eau "a tt Iuid'f ~
te te eg Apisi 70 yuu tu-prv. ~ IN ~" H"-nthi
he 10 Ia y-sveni'rs 'ho n-st Of AN tus it,tu
pef.c9. h. order of she -eD.t'l Of war
k.I.J.YFIr- Ii.uyct. h o.. Gen,
In NaY. ~
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Wholesale Price. OF Country Produce.

keported EIWe~ly tor Vim Srr," by VAr Ia ~
BRofukEs, Produce Commission MeTcl.ua
is4 Warrington Street, N.Y.
ksv Iohs. "Wednesday, April IL 1861.
We have only TO notloe in our reInGss what Ia.
been OhsersblcIfor the pat seven OF ssh. reeis-n
unsettled market with declining tendency. uun
gold comes 70 stand still" Ne need hardly hupe fa,
better Butter "a dsing better Ess. in eIcalLpv
demand, Il bsias Easter week. heais show . Dr.
clina
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stale Action

All the Governor, OF the loyal States, near enousl
o aLow OF their COMM, will e,irnd the ol.o ues
iN-shinst0n. PrOc,rmItions axe being ieued b,
ate AID city and 10 officials everywhere caIlin
on the ~, e 10 G.lr observe the day The.- call
y ~, oi tuuIsa D. 3'eNed hy the peopr with thei
"h1., 'e-1t. t}'v!pof Fouion goes TO Washing
ION lo.laN.
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wr Stewards , oaJition.

WAsh.N1ro:, Ap.it a..
+. y. s,spiogp.-We Ilias that tie secretary T.
gradually hup.ovin.. lie Am Lp been icnnndAsed
and Ae a9tr.is 10 eel e:ser. {. 4 SgwARb.
The i,.iooing lie "a P.nat, disp,',A ,e,e.,,t ., Co
r. : 5ando,d ,h.s noi uins nom q. \. seward, rsl
MAsuts.IoS, Api IL
flo,k \ II.
I. = s,Su. orp. Eso - have great hopes OF Fr-l-
t.rk ,ho mol lAf. lie ht r,,ornizcd lee viii
.oco sad e,t. Ib. Uu-.ce testimony I, concu out
, 10 10, asosal!one q tre eh3u.- 10 his conlit OF.
,Nia send you Sora ...ss as to lie Srcro;A.y.
g A.SENAHu.
Wd'hino'iL Apt l.. N hA..pa' -c O'clock 70
gl., a.,I,l4fy s'Nafu vi. Icnftscn'ed to he IA AL
IN probing CREATION, th,urh lie rested natter un.
ecom.o'tAtl, ia't night a1m mental cYc.uucnt,
c,ulod /, conversation .ifh friends in relst.ou "a
cleceut events I.is sou Frederick hn partially re.
scoycroi conRiou'uc,s .ll he symptoms are other.
4 lie sOmesbat i,vo!she. Mr.. HanslI, thu Mes.ou-
r,E OF zoe state Department who v. stabbed IN the
bAc~ At tie r...e ..me j, great sufferer, but lie.
4 .rVe4 TO be a VI Jan er.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-22
4 Letter frou, secretary Vie, 'uIiocs

j Tic :o!lovins extinct from private letter. da' ed
wv arlington, April iC lSjS will be read With in.
4 tc5eet
4 Ny Dear Sir You will perceive that the new adj
min stTN'iOn ia inaugurAiei and the wheels Of roy
n eInLeni arr not rop,-d iog a moment. Nv hope IL.
Il aud my lFl ct H. thlI TIL. gIeAt national cAamitj
4NlN Ls'h 10 the world 10 'soa which will I've Of the
m II beneficial character to our IerubliCau form OF
Rnyeguntut ha IT III sAoN that tie ASA sinaion
y 81 our The NAgiutrc doe not affect H. the elght
esi GrsToe ht Aimanenoe Of our Institutions or the
y REGULAR ndmlnisLatuu VI the lawa; that au event
NbA u HOu'd have -huAru any other country to thI
x ceLtre Goes no, eSel ,lsstc- Tor moment govern
n ment Ibe Va ., Very truly yours
81 ii. ACCuIL oCn
"a J0uA A SAW Ant "a New York.
n Description Of the Assassins.
n Washington, Al ~ lI,-Every effort that ingon
fyIv eXcIte3 by Tenor Gao mako ia bein. Dut srti
The New York herald., 1865-04-09
Police Intelligence.

party Of men were engaged drinking last nAgsf In
Rsrry Lyons saloon South street. between Durling Zip
and Fulton street. Among these was Christopher Burns
or ss he Is more famliariy known Kit Burns Of No 27s
water street. and Theodore Harris From some cause
or VIII ich there are conflicting and Obscure accounts,
Harris rot into a quarrel with another Burns in
rlered TO separate the bels rents and Harris drew
penknifc and stabbed him dangerously in the Dccs he
hind the ear Harris was arrested BY onicer kenncdy
and taken To second precinct station, where the
nj ired also appeared and lodged complaint aeanst
him II is stated that all the parties more or less
intoxicated The wound u not considered dangerous
sAIi.tSo UNDER FkLsR coLoRs--s YnErTv WAITER
GIRL op THE MASCULINE 0ESpkR.
About two O'Clock yesterday morning an cncn'rsta
nrpesriny young Cansdan, only eighteen yc'T oi "g'
named James Dsy alias Jennie Lamont was taken INTO
cuody by OF cr Baraet Of the Fifteenth precinct, On
charge 81 di.orierIy conduct In dsgn.nf -'se'' IN
female attire a. Ircscndior TO he sn niccent '"nsey
Girl, Itappce.- ,ha since auary n't the sccused has
tcon euploy ~ walter gd IN the concert ralosa Us
pr,advev: but b. has been msdett snd una, nning
t.i ro, s,.u fhad of susrcion was aroused The
mind of ans one t Friday nla that ths pretty walter
gd was a~uuing false ,sss ter la what MANNER ne
M eventually male b not stated bs te police
In. n n gpposed that QUO q - falopn eatoc ste n rs
sctsIoa u the ,eere, dlvuged INC iacl Mhsb "a 70 ss
oLos sarns Broadway Tor yeas past durihg au "t
! which time his egrloyer, s,ppoesd hi" :. oe
aaer botn carried os by Jats thet fn, Of io @itons
Of ne salouns whstc he was making hmg"li ascn as
well ay ofruur rhie tefarl" qnfc tnldualfd ~ ihc
rrettyvser fv teck her "li 70 snlrer riding w" ~
Central Park besides extending oLcg polite aud do'icaes
attentions All this, however, l. now chansed fJf " y
tic Dodge omulited the gay yotng deccitcr 10 rNon
In defui q tl 900 bail 1ntc yesterday alisfhoon nov
oVe- ths magistrate rclcascd lay bis cNn rec"enl
| rance with caution no, 10 repeat tie offence nsy
,yho hvcs at No III creonc street arrested few
mouts since near one OF the down town hotels, on ss
pclon Of beng female; but Il subsequently Spgea,ni
that he not In disguise, he was discharged ~
parents with seven brothers and three sisters fesar
Canada.
DESPERATE ASSAULT on A soLDrxn-HK 10 DANCES
ousLy STABBED.
John Dschiey, a soldier, while passIng the corner
Grand and Mansin At late hour on Friday night
was ~, upon by two men, who, after beating MIN v'o
lenty stole bis watch Dischss made s'pesop rsSs'