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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

State.rooms on James River free meals extra.
Carriages will convey passengers from the
steamers in Baltimore 10 the depot FREE OF
CHARGE
The boats make close connections and go
through without delay, touching at JAMES.
TOWN and WILSON'S LANDING, going and re-
turning.
State-Rooms can he secured through to Balti-
more.
Baggage checked through to Baltimore, Phila-
delphia aud New York.
Freights received for all the above points on
James river and Baltimore.
p. II. BUTLER
General Agent. No. S Fifteenth street,
Richmond, Va.
:. w. SHAW,
Superintendent, Baltimore.
A. R. TATUM Freight Agent, Office, Steamers
wharf.
l.. ". FREEMAN Passenger Agent, Richmond.
Ohice at Montague It Whitars, under Spotswood
Hotel. jy25-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

The UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM
Snip COMPANY will despatch regularly, on the asth
o; every month, 'ar,t class steamship, commenc-
ius with he tine steamship
COSTA RIGA,
le,5oo tons,
IT, leave on the s',h cf September, at 3, P. NJ from
Pier 80. %, North River.
All letter, have to pass through the Posollce.
An experienced Surgeon will be in attendance on
board.
Tor freight or passage, having splendid accommoda-
uons, apply TO
THOMAS ASEYCIO X CO.,
sepi5--ts,;h No. Il Broadway, New York.
EOR PHILApELPHIA. ,.gFE,
PHILADELPHIA AND RICHMOND
STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
SENL LEEEKLT LINE.
Permanent arrangements having been perfected,
the above line viii run regularly between PhlA-
dlllLia aud Richmond twice a week.
Iue notice viii be given Of the arrival aud de-
par.we o; the following fine steamers:
VIRGINIA, Captain snyder
May 'FLOwFs, Captain j. Robinson.
CI,vMuNT. Captain L. Robinson.
The trc,SS a@t passenger rate nave been &c
dEcej % q i5w figure; and 1t is the intention OF
the company, ny the Inducements offered TO make
"a 10 the interest of the public to patroaise this
line.
For freight or passage apply TO
7. II. DlBRELL, Agent
Office Of Virginia Towing Company,
SEP left TWen,y-fyst and Dock streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
lsT COLLECTION DISTRICT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Collectors once Custom Ho&SG
Richmond, Virginia.
DCRSUAST 10 the provisions of section 10 OF an
L act entitled Au act TO provide Internal Teye-
nue. - support the Government and 20 pay inter
est On the public debt approved July |. is02 re-
,ice is hereby given TO all persons liable - pag
dnt.es or tsNes under said sct in the first District
OF tie STATE of Virginia. that the Cole Of said
District has received from the Assessor thereof
his annual collection list p1rsuant 10 the proyi.
s,cus of section 10 of said ac- that the duties and
taxes assessed BY the sad Assessor have become
due and payable; that the said Collector, or Lis
DesCty, viii attend for the collection of the same
al his Office Custom House. in the citg OF Rich
mond, from and after the llth instant until the
I'D DAY Of SEPTEMBER, 1865; and that all per-
sons who shall neglect 10 pay the duties aud taxes
50 as aforesaid assessed upon them. 20 the said
Collector, within the period of time above speci
fed. shall be liable to pay ten per centum addi.
tioual upon the amount thereof.
Odice hours IRON 9, A. NJ, until g. P. n
United States currency and banksble moueyre-
ceived in payment OF taxes.
WM. JAMES, Collector
Int. Rev. lst Dis. Stats Of Va,
..nta tOOdSaO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18
PAINTERS.

UOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
III WALL WHITENING,
GLAZING, &c.
J. W. LEE y SON,
Corner of Eighth and Grace Streets
Are prepared to execute orders for PAINTING
in all is branches, and solicit the continued pa
trouagc of their old customers and the public gem
ar3lly au2I-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

DEp UCED FARE on THE ,Lr---,--sISe
II JAMES RIVER CANAL - 80 ss:;sfss :sSisssEs
PACKETS.
Richmond 10 Lynchburg,. rg,..................S5 CO
Cedar Point. ] -
Pemberton- > U0
Columbia, Observation-Disclosures. %
New Canton. = 70
Lexington. 90
ScOttsyille,. le,...............S 8 %
Howardsville, .............. 3 IS
Warminster.. %
Tye OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ! %
Meals 30 cents each.
On and after the first OF September we reduce
our fare to the above Tates-the Packets leaving
Richmond as usual at 3, P. NJ. MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
au25-tf L. EDMOND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

u Il v j " n " 4 L [ Il y Il II -,
North side Main street, square above
SpOtswOOd Hotel.
STORES and DWELLINGS painted in the best
style.
SIGN WORK of every description executed 10
order with despatch.
Particular attention is solicited 10 our beautiful
SCRIPT SIGNS.
cS-We will furnish 10 order SIGNS for merchants
in the country and adjacent towns of Nirgiuia
and North Carolina, as formerly, Whenever desired.
a long experience in our business, aud the liberal
encouragement we have heretofore received
prompts VI, 20 solicit we shall endeayOr 20 merit,
large share Of public patronage.
aul7-lm L. L. MONTAGUE & son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

DafE.yg Ss-PPLsES AN D
h, TRIMMINGS 0ic'srF description t9r sale by
~ J. WRIGHT.
rc ON So g., Ni,.u s--cc:, up stairs.
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sTEAMgoATs. ETC.

TNOR RIO De JANEiRO, siiZg..-a, siZgSs-e
L Calling at lszAs=asasdR.spis
ST. THOMAS,
PARA,
PERNAMBUCO,
And BAHIA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

TOR LTmORE-POWHATAN ss--fy
II SIEAMBUA COAlPANY-sSSsSy-SS 49,
IHuEE TIMES a WEEK -FREIGHT
RECEIVED EVERY DAY n THE WEEK sun
DAY EXCEPTED. The StsaUor PETERSBURG
Captain ROBERT TRAVERSE, leaves every TUES
DAI.
The SteaIer FANNIE, Captain GECGRIGAS,
leaves every THU RED ~.
The Steqr-r STATE Or MARYLAND, Captain
THOMAS TRAVERSE, leaves every SATURDAY.
Returning. leaves Baltimore on the same days
at O'Clock, 7. W..
These steamers are all first class carry large
cargOe& ami at moderate rates.
Fo. freight or passage, apply TO
DAVID i WM. CURRIE.
at Charles T. Worbam * Co., 10th street.
sep5-dn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18
HARDWARE, ETC.

HARDWARE,
III COACH AND WAGON MATERIAL 30
Iron Ak es, Springs, Bo.t', Bands, &C., Hubs,
SpOses, Fellows ShaTes Poles, &C., Enameed
Cloths, Laces, Fringes, TGssels, and ma terial Of
ali kinds for Carriages, Burgies, Wagons, Carts,
&e., Sc.
HARDWARE.
Pocket md Table Cutlery, Scissors Spoons, &c,
Locks, LatcEes, Hinges, 1,IcTs Nails, TacEs, &c,
Spear ,S Jac6s0ns SAYS, Eatchcts, Hammers,
AXIS. Flea Planes, Auger and AUger Bits, Bel
lows. Stocks AM Dies, 6asps, Farriers' Knives.
Chese's Hollow Augers, DC, &c. For sale by
RICHMOND l.. WILLIAMS,
Q.ate Wilkins & Elliott
No. 67, Main ST, near 18th,
su2i Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18
RAILROADS. ETC.

OPTICS EflnI-vn FEsrrNCGsUCEG ASD(
i.TaEtc RAILROAD COMPANY,
E..r..I1. Angus. ---h, lSt5.)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

STEAMERS TOR
CITY POINT,
FORTRESS MONROE,
NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE,
Connecting with the railroad % Baltimore Phil
adhi. hia and New York also, the Petersburg and
Cts Point Railroad going and returning,
TIE ELEGANT, NEW, FIRST-CLAss
SIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS
CITY POINT Capt TALBOT
MAGENTA, Capt. BoULsEs,
These steamers leave LUDLAM d WAT
SONS W1AaF (neariy opposite the store of
Col. Il. o. HaStins) EVERY MORNING at six
otlocs, connecting at Fortress Monroe vita the
elegantly fitted up boots,
GEORGE LEAHY Capt. BLAXEMAN
JAS. T. BRADY Capt. LANDS
Arriving at Baltimore i'll time the next morning
for The Eastern and Western trains.
The patronage Of the public is asked for this
liaa. for tho reason that 1t depends upon the pas
songc, travel fJy ti support, it is the only liEe
running TO and from FO2T MONROE and NOR
FOLK not receiving some hundreds Of dollars per
day from Government for the transportation Of
soldiers, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
N tOMPANY-THE OLD LINE <1ezze
ESTABLISHED IN ES5l-SEMl- NAt&ES,
WEEKLY U. 5. NAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND VIRGINIA-THE " YAZ0O," CAPT.
GEO. ". COUCH, THE CREOLE" CAPT
J. THOMPSON.-These elegant sea steamships
are fitted up in the bes, sty3u tor the comfort Of
the travelling public They leave NeIO York. from
Pier 81 North River every We3aeSday and Sai1r-
dqu, az l2 O'Clock, u, tor Norfolk, City Pointand
Richmond. Returning, they leave Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning at s O'Clock,
by Lich hour passengers must be az I.udaTn Il
WatsOus whdri, at Rockets.
Tickets secured - my Office or on board. Ex-
cursjon tickets issued az reduced rates.
Fasse1g ger accommodations unsurpassed.
FreiSLts solicited each way.
Freight received every day in the week.
GARRETT +. WATSON, 4 gent,
OGice in Ludlam il Watson's warehouse.
III 9S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

WI rogye Manchester no +lJ Z. NJ. arrive at
PocahouJas 5.3' T.. 81. Leave Po,ahontas 30 Sl5
p. N. saG arrive 40 NJ .n.E7s,.r az I.5O p. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

WHOLESALE Room IN BASEMENT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18
WoReEsrgR, Sept. .L4, 1868

The Massachusetts Republican State Con-
vention assembled here to-day and is largely
attended.
The Convention permanently organized by
electing Charles Sumner president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-21
An Important Arrest.

tSpecldl Dlspatcn TO the N. Y. Tribune
BALTIMORE, MD, April 1S.-A young man
named Samuel Arnold, in the employ Of J.. W.
Wharton, storekeeper at Fortress Monroe,
was apprehended yesterday morning at that
place, on suspicion of being implicated in the
assassination OF President Lincoln and Secre-
tary Seward, and brought to this city, arriving
here this morning in custody Of two Govern
ment officers. Arnold denies any knowledge
OF the plot to assassinate the President but
confesses that he was concerned with Booth
ana other parties, about seven in all, in plot
70 Slanap The tprssidsnt and deliver himito the
ment Of the cartel for the exchange OF prisoners
by General Grant.
He says he withdrew from the gang, when
Booth threatened to shoot him. An alteration
ensued, but the difficulty was settled by Booth
apologiZing. Since then Arnold says he has
had nothing to do with Booth, but letters and
other documents found in his possession signed
"Sam," prove to the contrary. The prisoner
was taken to Washington.
THE Arnold above referred to was the one
first reported incorrectly to be named Mettam
ED STAR
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THE NIAGARA AND THE SACRAMENTo.-A
Lisbon telegram of the 5th inst. says: "The
difficulty between America and Portugal has
been amicably settled. The Governor of the
Belem Fort has been dismissed, and the fort is
to salute the American flag to-day with TWEEN.
ty.one guns"
The Lisbon Journal do Commercio of the
Both published the following as an official &C.
count OF the affair:
"The two Federal steamers anchored at
Belem, much below the ground they wished
to take, because the Portuguese guard ship
prohibited their approaching nearer to the
place where the StonewaIl lay. Next day,
when the Confederate vessel had sailed, tnev
weighed anchor, with the intention of coming
up the river, but did not not notify the guard.
ship of their intention, and this caused the
Governor of Belem Tower, whose orders were
precise, to fire into .he vessels. 1t is explained
that the Federal ships steamed towards the
bar, in order to take the turns up the river and
there is no doubt the whole difficulty might
have been obviated had they sent previous
notice to the Governor of BeIem Tower.
SIT is said that at the first shot the Niagara
lowered her flag half. mast, to show that she
accepted the intimation not to 60 out, and this
signal appears not to have been observed at
the Tower, which fired six more shots at the
frigate, and it is said three shots struck her
side. The commander of the Niagara COM
plains that a blank cartridge was not first fired
to give HIM timely warning"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-21

the Sohl sacay by, and the heart I bear,
ShdHnertr sag luith doubt, nov shake lUith ttdr'
Thus exclaimed the doughty Scottish Chief
when arrayed for battle; and thus may all cry
who arm themselves against the Legions of Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Ague, 6allowness, Lansuor
Liver Complaint, and all their concomitant evi,s
Original 8. f.@1S6O.-X. This great Tonic. which
is still Increasing in popular favor, and is effect.
ing more cures than ever before, is emphaticalIy
The Poor dan . Friend and The Rich Mans Bless
ing. PLANT 'TIoH BITTERs are sold by all respect
able dealers throughout the habitabls globe.
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RECEPTION OF THE NEWS By GENERAL LEE.

RECEPTION OF THE News BY GENERAL LEE.
A Washington despatch says:
Both Petersburg and Richmond are now
draped in mourning. The cities which resisted
our bayonets three weeks ago unite with us
now to lament the Chief Magistrates DEATH
General Lee at first refused to hear the details
of the murder. A Mr.. Suite and another gen
tleman waited upon him on Sunday nightWith
the full particulars. He said that when he
General Lee) dispossessed himself of the
command OF the Rebel forces he kept In mind
President Lincoln's benignIty, and surrendered
as much to the latter's goodness as to Grants
artillery. The General said that he regretted
Mr.. Lincoln's death as much as any man in
the North, and believed him to be the epitome
OF magnanimity and good faith. These candid
expressions being circulated at large have done
Lee much honor, and he and Richmond are
out Of danger Of mob violence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-21

Proclamation by Governor Curtin
HARRISBURG, April Ex-Governor Curtin
mas issued proclamation offering q reward
Of $4,000 for the arrest Of Booth. reported 10
have been seen in Pennsylvania, If CAPTURED
in this State.
examination Of the Person Who said he
Recognised Boota.
READING, April 20.-The citizen who recop
nlzed Booth was taken before iustice of t9e
peace a9is al.ernGod; when he made an afi-
years ago, and also that he does not believe the
person pursued was Booth. Heretofore he has
stated positively that it was Booth, and that he
1t is reported here that the suspected party
mas been arrested at Tamaqua. No particu-
lars received.
Arrest of q Person Suspected to be Booth.
READING. April 20.-To w. s. Bradford: On
my return from Pottsville last evening, repre-,
Special engine to WIFE ae s1eh ,a that sent
ing passenger train, but the man had left the
train at Auburn before the telegram could
reach there.
The man walked back to Port Clinton after
dari s+nIn hie NOS 90 IN Tamanna on one
Of our coal trains last night.
He is now caught at Tamaqua, where we
telegrapReu w. -. '' ''-N "'A' oo
held until identified.
There has been some grounds for Sus spiciOn
that it is Booth. G. A NICHOLS,
Sup't. Phila. and Reading X. II.
Further Particulars.
PHILADELPHIA April 20.-The following
despatch was received this evening from
lawyer at Reading:
ssThe despatch Of yesterday was somewhat
erroneous. i'his statement given by the citizen
of Reading referred to is that he has no &C.
quaintance with Booth, having seen him but
once in seven years, in theatre ip Baltimore
and is not able to identity him now.
p "He saw the suspected man in a saloon on
Tuesday night, in company with another man,
drinking freely. Learning that he intended
leaving town for Pottsville at p. m, yester-
day, he got upon the train after it had started,
and recognized the individual, who appeare2
very much confused a. meeting him. He asked
the citizen whether he was going upon the
train. Upon his answering that he was not,
the man said he would be back In reading in q
lay or two. The citizen left the train and
communicated these facts to detective, by
whose agency he has been arrested, and is nov
awaiting recognition at Tamaqua."
The Arrest Of AtZerot.
BALTIMORE, April 20.--A despatch from
General E. B. Tyler, dated Relay House, this
evening, says:
"Sergeant Gannin, Of the 1st Delaware cav.
airy, Captain Townsend's company, Of my
command, has just brought in George A. AT.
Zerot, one Of the assassins. He has been iden.
tifiedby the detectives who have been pursuing
him -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-21

THE PRESIDENT AND THE PHILADELPHIA
FIREMAN.-The Perseverance Hose Company
No. S, of Philadelphia, under command of J.
G.. Butler, which organization was in the line
OF the funeral procession Wednesday, paid their
respects to President johnson in the evening.
Joseph A. Bonham, chairman OF the Committee,
of Arran gements, addressed the President i'm
an appropriate manner. The President replied
briefly, but with much eordiality, frankness.
and evidence of high appreciation Of the honor
intended him, and Of the true estimate of the
dignity OF the industrial classes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-21
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL AND
THEATER

OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylyanis ayenus
THELEADING MUSIC HALL of ofWASHINGTON.
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD OF TALENT.
Read the names Of the Artists now performing
this estasiishment; First weel Of
MESSRS. COOPER AND FIELDS,
The Celebrated Deuble Clog Dancers
Continued Success of the following ts:
Miss KATE PENNOYER,
Miss AGNES SUTHERLAND,
MONS. ANTONIO,
PRANK DIAMOND,
]. NJ. M0RTfMER,
BARRY CARTER,
KATE HANSON,
The MIACO BROTHERS,
Mr., J. O. FRANKLIN,
Miss MILE FRANCIS,
Miss VIRGINIA CHAIMI,
Miss MARY FRAZER,
And % other Performers.
MONDAY next, frst appearance Of
MILE ANNHTTA GALLETTI,
Primeur Danseuse
LADIES MATINED SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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PUBLIC LEALTH. THE PRESS

Advertising mas DIAN pronounced "undignifed'
by the medical facult. physician who adver
tises valuable remedyo fifty people in his pri-
Yate practice would receive the cold shoulder
s""-'"".i hret.ren. should he max
IT'S merits known to millions eh the business
columns of newspaper press. IRIS m-.
ni6ed, but is it benevolent, .umane or Just I?
Whoever is fortunate enough to discover or in
vent anything that will prevent, o. cure, or allie.
viate human SUITE. ng is bound to m Ike it known
through every channel of communication within
his reach, to the general public. For mny years
the merits of HOsTETTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs have thus been proclaimed
to the world, and multitudes have been rstored
to health or saved from fatal maladies in tonse-
Quence. AS new facts have been develo ped il re-
lation to the operation of this most pure and 10
tent of all stomachics and Alternatives, they haze
been stated in simple language to the people If
many lands; and if the propreters of the medicine
have derived profit from their dissemination
Thousands upon thousands of individuals have
been benefited thereby to an extent beyond al
estimate. In the West Indies, Canada. Aastrali.
and south America. HOSTETTER's BITTERs arr
now recognised as the sole specific for Dyspepsia
thebest possible safeguard against epidemics, and
tie finest invisorant In cases of General Debility
and the only dfusive stmulant, entirely free from
noxious Ingredients. B2v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-21

JUNFUs B. BooTH.-A dispatch from Gin
Booth is In deep grief over the tragedy which
involves his brother Wilkes as an assassin.
His engagement would have closed tonight,
J, wilkes Booth was to have been married
soon Mr.. Booth has gone to the country to
night. to kerp quiet until the excitement is
passed. He PAGES his room and pulls his hair
ike O man deranged."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-21


II The New Orleans True Delta claims to
have official intelligence that Gen. Rheagena,
commanding the chief army of Juarez in Gem
tral Mexico. has abandoned the contest, and
MS whole army has given up fighting and gone
home.
VForty millions dollars Of the crown
woods and forests in France are to be sold.
IL In Florence, buses are to be established,
in which passengers will be allowed to travel
TO any part OF the city for two cents.
H. General Ord purchased the table on
which the terms of surrender were signed by
General Grant and Lee for $50.
n[Stoning, beating and robbing Cinnamon
is a favorite amusement with rougns in Cali
fornia: Dogs are carefully taught to snap at
their long queues and bring them mn from
behind sail standing"
III A movement has been started in Cali
fornia Tor subs cription to purchase a home
stead Tor the family Of John Brown, who are
residing at Red Bluff, on the Sacramento river.
1.-THE Emperor Napoleon contemplates
making asystematlc tour which will last sey. +.
eral years, through the French provinces, in
oroer to introduce the Imperial Prince to his
future subjects. The south of France is to be
the hrst stage, and to have its turn this year.
Captain John H. Bell, Baltimore Pres
Dyterian, has been made Lord Admiral In
his religion. The Sultan was generous to him.
9-A rival for the Arhst.eng gun is an.
nonnced in Pitts6uTg Pa nne ,nven'9r ,n,a nos
in November next, each piece to be fired two
hundred consecutive times.
~ Laura Keene, and Messrs. Hawk and
Dyott, of her company, who were arrested az
Harrisburg on Monday, were discharged by
an order from Washington on Tuesday.
The people Of Kentucky are hunting
down the guerrillas with such zeal that the
business is pretty much stopped, and offenders
are skulking away in any disguise that can be
made available.
~ Hon. Josiah Quincy says that @. S. A.
means now, "Can't Secede Again"
SThe Deerhound is not the only Britisn
hound that has interfered with as in this re.
bellion.
NJ The Mediterranean Squadron, under
Admiral Goldsborough, is to comprise thirty
vessels, the Colorado, ffty-two guns, to be
the flagship.
@The reports about the serious illness OF
Napoleon are confirmed. Upon the adyiceg
Of his physicians, he is to leave Paris for seven
months.
IL Since July !, Sl13, ,e37 in gold has
been received at New York, from California,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-21

WHFN you are depressed by the gaunt. sickly
iesiing Of disordered system, which needs to be
cleansed and stimulated I'M healthy action, take
adose or two of AYERS PILLS and see how quick
you can be restored for shilling. l7.lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-21
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
BOOTH.

Report OF his being on q Train n reiterated
He wears Grape and a Lincoln Badge
measures taken for his Capture-Other
Parties Under Arrest-One of Booth,s
Acc0mplices Caught.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-21

A LONG WALK.-The Herald says Henry
Heyncman, who at the commencement of the
rebellion MADE VOW that when our armies
captured Richmond, he would walk the whole
distance from Boston to Washington, and carry
an American flag, will start on his lengthy
pedestrian tour on Monday next, at eight
O'Clock, a. M, from thesteps OF the State House.
A beautiful silk flag has been presented to him
by Mayor Lincoln in behalf Of the city.