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DEeY GOODS.

AT l. LtuRENS ST., NEAR CANAL,
~ great 'ale Of housekeeping goods lGoOO white
bankeis o,m gray do; 1000 cotton and Lnen
0l Othrf Fonds 100 numerous TO mention all Of which
hous, Keep re are In need Of and which will be sold
on At unheMd-of bargains. no
ELANNELS, BLANKETS, MERINOS AND
l. alpaccas At very reduced mice. AZ IANBFR1'S
% uIsehslch ct also good last colored prints, Tor
Tocs NE best prints 9s. Cd; slso balLnOrsl skiTts
.sy @ elesR also a. AssortmsAt VI s00as Tor 5oyf
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EOR SALE-NEAR THE COURT HOUSE,
In hrat class noighborhood, a yory. couyenl.
2-Story and basencnt hOuse, with large lot. ca "
!. Cr lloOoken Ferry, every 10 mn Price $50.
Possession immediately. JOHN H. rLAif, oppo.
slte Court House, Hudson City. -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
A GREAT CHANCE FOR pApc,IN

1.-THE well established newspaper depot book and
stationery store will be cold bsrrsin To anv one
wanting TO do coed, snug, cash bus ines. Amoiy at
s. Hamilton ave, Brooklvn. bs
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Personal NOTICES.

INfORMATlON WANTED OF BRIDGE /
L OBRlEN, Castle ConnelL Co. Limerick, by h,r
brother, WM. O'BkIEN, nov residing at 1877 suu.
van st. 80
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HhNh1 MAN, AUCTIONEER, l09
-. seventh It. sells this ds,, At Low o'cloSk, stock
.hu nhiuf.s OF grocery aud liquor store, 50 Baxter
tive. '4I go"-
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AMUsEM ENTs.

pARNUN'S NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ruts SFesdrEi heiTssH spring md Prime .,rssts
Tiss nsj N raK @ SsM YoRS ORR iS2kAHP. S2R 4P'A-A'
THUNDhRS OF APPLAUSE,
CRowBED aud DELIGHTED AUDrENcra
'ny BEii.Li&Sr ATTRACTION and TRIUMPH
-. p,!ls GREAT A. ..,:s sEssATIos OF THE ACE.
Or, the WILD nh hoRsE Of TARrARY,
AyfrRN1nS yPfsrHRS9sStp f9R rhE ls LAST TINE T.Is
sy ias ss5ns and & Ksa..SisSS K.SnSG *
the RiHISs GiTtEIsA sSb f Frhi509 HfB9gf9SE s2sgnra
IN. >, TEAMED HORSE "TARrAn"
ihe ehaimms Comedenne and Vocalist
. ,- 90 Mss KATHLEEN O'NEII,
10 swySsi, siotie;; etc, Of oud Ireland"
- ,oyI& lSGSod nftSRpSsfnfGSs Il RISsiFifs SINGER
hull, h bv AhRAiIkiHx AihRtANiIIkiHA NM ILISGoLN Lod.cABrS
MSS IHSS, aSS lhhIA ht.,S, LEhk born Without arm.
ds9 GhANr lka the smallest basrfsyer sIh,bi,ei
ard Pfc.. Sd .Se rhRdE ,GSSlANs u he world
.r,.a pqnEMlAN GLASS piowrEs. p,iitSsi fSsr seen
rrp nw3 srhHN ists StAss iSS hTSSISkS 4 MOTION
TilREE HORNED bBtNI1IL'oLArok' III ii.
SO%O%nS % %s,eeosS.pMis.n LssTRsd Seal Harry
Abduction, 10 ctsi ohildren under ten NJ g iaA
hoNpAY, Oct. So-fint sppcarascs Of M. e. v.
DROADWAf THEATRE - BEGINS "a
i1C9r 80 hoadwsy and nroome .,rc T. 5. cuAS
tkAl ~ SAM Dr. Waden's rr., Mid coined, q
SAN with CHANFRAI, ~ LORD NJ gDkENK\,s
| nKOTHER sam, Ia the great hit Of the ason Ihs
Theatre 10 nightly crowded aud thronF, hnd IA IN
possible 10 obtain admission. scat should be- sccuisS
| IN advance.
AdmisOu, 10 cents
| "sAM" Matinee, Saturday, 1aP.M 81
MoNlPELLIERS OPERA HOUSE
Nl 81 aud 20 BOwERY
| THE COMBINATION OF ARTISTS
Appear tonight In tho progrnmme with the
. GRAND CORPS DE BALLET,
/ hnnday evening next, hrst appearance OF yia
carrie Reeve, Vocalist Mr.. John Heron Irlsh No
ssst ,t snd lommedisn; and Mr.. Louis J. Dounsu,
The Ethiopian Cuhas."
| MATINEE
.,u EVERY WEDNESDAY.
| Aum"tion-Yo aud 10 Gems. lie
NEW YORK CIRCus--l4TH STREET,
| ~ Opposite Academy Of Music.
MI NJ Al tsIlN go. Equestrian Director
EVERY NIGHT Ans.
"Wednesday and Saturday Matinee at w
hDE. LOUISE TOURNIAIRE
Her Group of Dancing IloTses
JAMES MADIGAN,
., someTsaslt Equestrian.
The Best Troupe IN the World
NEW PANTOMIME
i II r. fO L X LON NERs gy
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOuND ADRIFT-A FOUR-OARED Boat.
L Inquire bet. l aud =. NJ VI A. sECORD. g62
Ninth It, NY. 3dT
T OST-OCT. 21st, 1865, ~ GOING FROM
IL Ridge and Rivinc,on to suffolk At, small rlaEo
Hank hills. so reward vii he p,id the finder by
returning tho same to SAM Ill TRAFTON. 81
Ridge e. "
NOTICE.-A HORSE FOUND ON THE
~ 7th inst. ltthG owner doc' no, eal and nay ~,
~ ~ Wa" Oh d. H. Sew York, Oct. II iS65. u
WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO ADvER.
w tised ~ Thutsd'y's srS. Found sum O,
money, coz. MADDEN lane and south st',"' rrud h.,
NAME N l. VI, iiov 'ii, sun Ofh,c Tho loaor could
not hnd the roisor Who advertised. "a
O. RhwARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
T'j recovery of the poe ,kot hook and papers ost in
IhoedTsy car on tto nighto the 2Glh nat, sominr
leaving u Al d5I sixth ave, Segnr store. y
.H EEwARD-LOST, ON THE 2iTH,
sDhotNo,n Rediosd and Iee ave a,ma black aud
taa dos. hns white mark between IN" fore leg, hai
M loVher COLI. hound With red anrvered to t1e
namc oi lRlNCE. The fnder viii please return N
,oK DlN, yi6 Crsnd #. Wil'am-bursh, and receiv"
the above tasard. lls
e1D REWAtn-FOR 4 BLACK AND
SlO Otm female dog, With whto on her breast, an
,verp the naniu OF loLE. bv returning her 20 l3'
ReecicI , In hc Io11 store, Will receive the above
revsId. 10
$40 RFwhRD-IOeT, OCT. l2IH, A
CIV yasl boat paint 4 shic ingidc sneIliIo 9
hui'der, Jersey Cit, inside The finder viii plca-r
return the stme 20 A. u. ROLLINS, Grconp.int
lei 2J2
QlO RLWARD-LOST, Az INDIA Scarf,
CIV on Wclne-dnv evening, In going from
Columbia 81 cor ot Cranberry TO HISTORICAL Rooms
The inward ard tb thanks Of the ownor VIII ne given
,oany one totuInins ITO Mrs. SHEPHERD % 60
umbia ~, BROOKLYN. AZ
2 pHO REWARU-WHtREA ON The Night
TcO OF the 25th ot oct, l"6A, some evil disposed
pogror or persons did viuy snt on tire IN stable,
.iste in Les ington ave, bet hfth and bjh streets.
Whoever will give such Information A. shall lead 10
the couy inctOu nj the offender oi ofeudeu shall
receive the above reward. HENRY L. hkACk,
LcNin ;ton ave cor at bith 81 Z14
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BERGEN HEIGHTS PROPERTY tug
Dsae-Prce S2,sOO, part cash PoG,esulou no, L.
A conImodiOus residence, y rooms, splendid yles \.
city, ! mile from Jerry. Cars every 10 minute.
JOHN II. PLATr, opposite Court House, nudsuu
City.
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PRIESTS HAIR DYE-BEsT n usEE
nT..1 .s .Y .LrrY CENTS PG Boz iV' "S ~
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NOSES-THEIR SIGNIFICANCE, MORAL
phIlosophy' Dictionary Of PhrenOlogy and Phvsi-
ofomy, III cute Instincts Of Anlmas, sunshine, COS
mnsony, tobacco, In the November number OF ne
flIRkNOLOGlCAL JOURNAL 20 cents, or ~
ycn 2J
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A FARM, 80 ACRES. 3 MILES SOUTH
lhof Jamalea. ~ miles to ferry g.Eory house
With barn. $1,000 Hours ~ ~ !. GRO SKID.
MORE, IS Cedar st.
A FARM OF so ACRES, 29 MILES IN New
"A Jersey; good house and barn, 80 by -, 10 ac c.
wood, yoke oxen, Z cows, o head young cattle, q
horset, II hogs and pigs IL tons OF hay, 20 busAels
rye and sheai oats potatoes . scret corn, faruiLH
tools, DC; Price $500. r. ZEGLlo, IL CentIe st
corner Chtmbon. 122
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OLD TYPE METAL WANTEp-APPLY AT
Sths aRa lnieA -
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RERGEN HEIGHTS PROPERTY POR
- tale-A very desirable residence at weat Eut
only 10 minutes from ferry, new hodae and luIl
lots, cultivated; price 500; very little moner Iv'
quiIed; possession Immediately. JOHN N. An
opposite Court House, IIudson City. m
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M lNERAlS OF ALL KINDS FROM ALL
~ PARlS OF THE WORLD,
or sale on rrWOnAhe torns in large on small auanti.
u". By ". SEYMOUR,
49, O2 Beekman st. upstairs
Minerals purchased and exchanged. 4UI
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'rHE CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR

- Novemher-nov ready contain. articles on
IhY,osnony, Phye,olosy, Ethnology, Phrenoogy,
and Psychology, with portraits characters and bio
sraphies Of distinguished men. Also on Free Trade
and Protection; on Love and Lover; the Sou beauty
Nigor and Doyelopnent. CrhHcy, Moral Philosophy, X,
instinct OF Animate; Integrity; Whom 10 Trust Re.
lifiouS ervor without Iionosy AnswerH 70 Cores
nondtnts. New Books, etc. Only ~ cts NeWsmen
have u Address Mos.r. row LER a WELLS, 80
blomFai, \. !, 2bI
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THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
- od neSspaieru pamphlets, books and waste pa
per n even dtheriptiOn, SfOGKWElL a EMER-
SOY, 70 Ann 81 door We.tof Nsssau. 322
THB SOul.-QUESfION OF IMMORTAL
- ~ foroseeing aud Forek kno-inr What Is Lifey
IN No'ember No fhRESOLOGlCAL JOi RNAL.
1Dou. ~taycar. g57
THE HORACE WATERS GRAND, Square
and Iprirht Pianos, Mclodcons, H.r1nonium.
and tahinet OrPens. WhocsAla and retail, at Te.
Iuoei prices let and rent allowed IL purchased
mph!lly Paymtnls received for the same. second
hand piano at bargains, IRON sGl TO s21b IActory
ahu NartI0oms isl lioaiEHy. Cash paid for second
nahI plhu-, iiAnOs tuned. i3b
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EOR hALE-IN THE MOST pLEAsANr

EUK SALF-TN THE MOST PLEASANT
L healthy and productive part OF Long l,.end. /.
farm ~ 20 acres, partially Improved, at 80 Y.r
srre one half down the balance SlO IN MONTH, 'l-
ance g. Ia mOnthly installments. Apply H. ,
heCOTIER l4S fu ton a., every Wednt ,daY. 4.
at lIObrOOk station, l.. |. q
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A CoIlON NOTlCE-'0O CASES BOOTS
= shNI IVx 9e,oe,, At ihe store Of c, s. PARsoSs
sp.'S' % NSuiNiAlut
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EOR SALE-s1, ,9OO-A Two STORY, Biv.
Il ment and attic frame house Il led Ia win b. 'ct
water and gas nom s5OJ to 5000 cash, the balance ".
mortgage; hsO ono for $4,000, marble man ~.
RlS, on the premises, 18th st. be.u 9th and 9th avs.
Brooklyn. Immediate pOssesaion. 3bg
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KNOwITON MINING CO. A Fxchang5

n ~ ", ''''' nlNlNb 'tl.t ~ FAChanSe
PIACf. NEW YORK, Sept. 9th, ls6S,
N"tlrr u hereby given to whom it may concern
That the following namcd shares In the Kuoy lton
Nninft Co viii ho .old At Public Auction nj the Jasn
pHnvH ONCE, No. ~ EXCHANGE Place. on Monday,
cioh"r Wth, 1905, at " O'Clock, noon, said shares
hh'inr irn i9reited for non payment Of assessment
Que Aprl ID lSuh Certificate No ~ for JG shsres In
name of Joshua ncndflcks Certificate No. IL for
"fhhrer IN the name Of Joshua lIondricks Certif.
,hie NO. iot 90 shares IN the Of Iorhua Hen
dHckr Certificate No. 25 for lDb shares Of In the
name Of l.. &. KoheHs CertihcAte No 20 fof lDO
shares IN the name Of r. e, Rolcrts. Certificate No
- ior ~ shntcs In tho name OF u. q. Roberts Ger
tihcAte No. ~ for o. Bhea in the nAmO Of H. C. Rn-
hert' Certificate No ~ for 80 share In the name OF
J.. 4. Roerts. tertihcate No. ~ for NJ share- In the
nNuc q y. &. Roberts. Certificate No. 800 Tor 200
seftc- ~ III" name " II. N. Chaplin Certificate No
~ tor lH rhAIen IN the name OIL. N. Chspn Ger
tlncatc Ne. ,46 Tor 20 shares In the name of : T.
church. t,rlhcate No. 354 for 20 shares IN the
name Of :; J.. Church. Certificate No, AL Tor 465
der n the Director. =. W. CAPEN, Treas. B5i
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YARNS FOR SALE-OE ORANGE MOLN.
Il tain, y j., one OF 20 acre. price as,OOO; 10 ,.e
Of II acrc1 So IJJ; do OF ~ AcIeA BJUJU ous OF
80 acres $1,000 FOR iurlher inlo. mat, on inqu!Ie,
les Fulton st. n Y, of :. j. HEIIS, or i. L. DLIh,
STADER, at Rock spring, on tho Mountain. so
L'OR SALE VERY CHEAP-l00 ACRES
of good level land, ~ acres clear aud 10 arraa an
be- cleared very easy, some 1ruit trees ON H. REMAIN.
der good timhor plenty ot water, mile from 10
Apply 20 Til. sCHkICkEL, ~ North william 81,
book store, SN
e0O0 CASH AND 20 QUARTERLY iii
VCOO paid, viii buy new 2-,tory hou,e, on
Vide ave Al-o corner store well located Tor .
liquor OF grocery. r. MeCABE, 18th st and IIh ave-
South Brooklyn. sIg
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Affairs In Georgetown .

CANAL-Arrived-Boa Kroon, 1000 bbis.
no ur 10 George Waters. A. Main, VIM. Laird,
M sanford, II. L. Gilbert, H. Delafield, ]. J.
Swift, 53l. Is tons coal to American Co. q. w
Harper, G.. w. Birdsale, Rim Van Wrinkle
Y. Carlear, X. =. Getty, Martha Banks, $50 Is
tons to Cumberland 70. George Long, Il2 tons
to Borden Co. Henry Conrad, q. o. McCord.
222.l6 tons to Central Co. Departed.-Ths
Kroen, lime and cement to MERGERS lille, ana
eighteen boats light. =
expired April LIST and have not been renewed
are dangerous to the holders. This morning
four citizens, John r. Bail, Edward Tucker,
r. j johnson and Alexander Giles were fined
So and costs each, by Justice Buckley, for fail.
ing to attend to the renewal OF their licenses
GEoRGRTowN, April 49, 1865.
Ar. Editor >: four reporter has inadvertently
done our town injustice in reporting &c Mr.
Tenney followed, contrasting the meeting In
this town i'll 1850, when he, for resolutions Of
loyalty obtained but one vote, and that his
own" i said, unlike the gentleman who pre-.
coded me; had no complaints to make of our
fellow citizens misunderstanding and misrep.
resentlng my loyalty. That late in Decembe
lc60, or early In January, 1861, offered reSolu.
tons In the Board of Common Council calIine
the Union. was certain Of one vote and pnf
but one, my own. Several citizens united VIII
me Immediately in calling q meeting at Eorkele
Hail. where the rIOtous and disorderly Dro
ceedIngs occurred which contrasted witkth
present meeting would now state forstM
honor of my native town that one month after
that meeting, where coercion was boldly ad.
vocated by Union men in February. 1861, q
"Union ticket was elected of the Common
Council, of whom i was one. l have ALWAYS
believed our town thoroughly loyal, though
sometimes called in Congress ga copperhead
hole;'' nor has any subsequent election here
shaken my faith in its loyalty.
Yours, respectfully, w. H. TKyrEr.
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~The N. Y. Evening Post, in a leading
editorial, calls upon the Attorney General to
draw up an indictment for treason against J.
D. Campbell, now at Richmond, and x-Judge
OF the U. S. Supreme Court. The Post says
"General Lee and his troops are prisoners
OF war, under obligations not 10 serve against
the government OF the United States until reg.
ularly exchanged. So long as they remain
quietly at their homes and obey the laws, they
will net be harmed. and the same conditions
can be safely applied to other rebel armies
But tor the individuals who forced southern
citizens to fight againt their country, another
rule is to be adopted-if they intend to remain
treason, or if conscious OF guilt, they will not
do that, let them 60 to Europe or else where
out OF the United States. No one will pursue
them
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLoCK r. NJ.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIEa. IL
WAsHINaToN, April 10, 1866.
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo.
tations OF Government securities:
FROM CITY POINT.

at City Point.
The mail steamer City Point, Capt Talbot,
from City Point, arrived here this morning,
bringing up large mail and number Of ref.
ugees from Richmond.
General Mott, Of the 5th corps, who is Sc
verely wounded in the right leg, below the
knee, came up on the City Point as pas
senger.
General Grant arrived at City Point yester.
day from the front.
The railroad from Richmond to Petersburg
having been repaired, there is now q continu.
Gus Line from City Point to that city, which
is being used for the transportation of stores.
No passes, however, are issued at City Point
to parties desiring to visit Richmond.
Considerable interest is manifested at CITY
Point IN anticipation of the arrival there of
General Robert E Lee, but it is believed that
he will go direct from Petersburg to Rich.
mond.
All of our most serious wounded have been
shipped from City Point to Annapolis and
Washington, and the number in hospital there
has been greatly reduced.
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THE AUGMENTATION TONIGHT.

The most extensive preparations are oeins
made for the illumination tonight, and IL nios
fair TO far exceed any previous demonstration
OF The sort ever witnessed here.
The W hite House, Capitol, War department
and bureaux. Navy Department, State Depart
ment, Treasury Department, General Post
ONCE, Patent Office, and indeed all the pub
lie buildings will be illuminated in conjuhc-
ton with the general illumination on the part
Of the city, and the effect altogether must be
exceedingly brilliant. Numbers of public
spirited citizens are preparing special features
Of attractiveness to add to the interest Of the
display, but we forbear from going into de-
tails, as that would mar the pleasure of sur
prise
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SEORLTARY SEWARD.

The side of Mr.. Stewards face, injured by his
fall, has been placed in wires instead Of ban
dages, since which time the swelling has be.
come reduced, and now he does not suffer so
much pain. He is unable to leave his bed as
yet, and is generally more easy in day time
than during the night As talking is very pain
full to him, owing to the injury of his jaw, he
uses q slate and pencil to communicate with
others
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LOCAL NEWS.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday noon, MIR Thos
Kent, Of New York. clerk in the Second Au-
d1tor's office of the Treasury Department, died
suddenly from appoplexy. At 12H o'clock he
lett the Office for a few minutes, rem arking as
he went out that he did not feel very well, and
was found a few minutes after by one of the
clerks at the foot of the steps leading into the
office in an unconscious state He was imme.
diately removed inside the Office, a doctor sent
TOR and every effort made to resuscitate him,
but without avail, death ensuing in about two
minutes after he was brought in. HIS body
was Immediately cared for and telegram sent
to his wife.
A meeting was called this morning by the
clerks, and resolutions adopted, to send the
remains to his widow and for detraying
clerks of this branch of the office property
Branch will escort his remains to the depot
this evening, when it will be transferred to his
friends in New York, in charge of Mr. Law
renee, of this Office.
Mr.. Kent was man of family, about 40 years
OF age, and but few days before had returned
from his home where he had been on leave.
He was man OF highly moral character, a
very efficient clerk, and highly respec ted
citizen. He leaves wife and six children to
mourn his loss.
NAVY YARD.-The monitor Mahopac ar
rived about noon yesterday tor some repairs to
her turret and to change her guns for those or
15-inch calibre. There are some marks OF Inc sae
enemy's shot upon her and one OF her guns naS
about four feet OF the muzZle blown on
The double ender Ascutney. which was PAD.
ly Ragged in gale off Hatteras aau , W ncs
launched yesterday. She ND n settled about
twenty inches amidships, bn. Is nov perIectiy
to take the place of the Baltimore hereafter as
the ordnance boat.
Cp,urrAL CouRr, Judge Olin.-Ye yesterday
The case OF John McCabe, indicted for the muir.
Iar Of Terrence Finnegan on the 25th Of Jan
nary, on Buzzard Point, was closed, and the
iury, after an absence Of Is minutes, found q
verdict OF guilty Of manslaughter, and recon.
mend him to the mercy of the court.
This morning Nathan Foster was found
guilty OF petty larceny and sentenced to pay
fine Of $50 or 80 days in Jail.
PERsoNAL.-Qov. Saml. Conay. OF Me +, and
Hen. ]. a. J. Cresswell, OF Nd, are At VIII,
lardS.
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mosBY DISPOSED TO FIGHT,

Col Gambel, commanding the Union forces
at Fairfax Station, has received q message
from Mosby, in which the rebel chief states
that he does not care a d-n about the surren-
der of Lee, and that he is determined to fight
as long as he has man left. He may fight his
way to the gallows.
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WOUNDED TO BE SENT TO ANNAPOLIS.
A number Of our ;wouned now at City Point
will be shipped to Annapolis, where they will
be placed in hospital.
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GEN. LEE EXPECTED To VISIT NEW YORK
The New York Commercial Advertiser says:
Rooms have been engaged at one of our fash
ionable hotels for Gen. Robt. +. Lee, late in
command of the rebel Army OF Northern Vir-
ginia. The General is expected to arrive either
to-day or tomorrow. His visit will be OF
strictly private character.
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DEPOT COMMISsARY AT RICHMOND.
Captain j. H. Gilman, late Commissary Of
Subsistence Of the Middle Department., has
been appointed Depot Commissary at Rich
mond, Virginia.
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RESIGNED.

Surgeon w. o. Baldwin, of the Board of
Enrolment OF the District of Columbia, has
resigned, for the purpose of going into private
practice in this city.
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IL From Franck Taylor we have the North
American RerieW for April. This scholarly
Review has been much improved in vigor and
spirit since it passed under the editorial charge
Of James Russell Lowell and G. E. Norton.
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CrLspRATIos.-The me,

SUMTER sCELRBRATIoN.--The men a.
Arsenal are making great prepars ttons FOR
Sumter celebration TO- morrow night on grand
scale. They will have torch light process ston.
some fifteen hundred strong, with bands OF
music, howitzers in line, brilliant display o.
fireworks, &c, and will wait upon the Presi-
dent, Secretary Stanton, Gen. Dyer Chief OF
Ordnance, and other distinguished officials
The arsenal boys never do anything by
haIyes, and 1t will undoubtedly be grand
affair.
1NoURsr-Coroner Woodward held an Ia
ques yesterday, at Giesboro, on the remains
OF Robert Jeeph, supposed from letters and
papers found on his person, to be from Man
chester, Wayne county, Penn. The deceased
fell and expired on the wharf at Giesboro, on
the 18th, the medical examination showing
that death resulted from disease of the heart
A verdict was rendered in accordance with the
above facts.
SRKLRAsRD.-Yesterda Judge, wyIie, in the
Admiralty Court, made an order releasing the
sIoop Catherine Coombs, captured near the
mouth of York River. Va, about the LIST inst.
oy the U. 8: steamer Crusader, for attempting
70 run the blockade.
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Additional from Grants ARMY,
DETAILS OF LEES SURRENDER.

The Rebel Army Glad to Give Up-Lee's
Arms-AmoSnt 81 Militia" 9 su Hsen r.
ed-Capture of Commissioner Ould-Our
ry Operations Suspended In Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-13

SALRs OF 73Os.-The sales of 7-3G's by Jay
Cooke d Co, amounted to S3,45l, $50 yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-13
BALLS, PARTIES, 10.

EIFTH GRAND BALL Of the YOUNG HIBAR-
GaHB h .I ee a e at At HS
MONDAY, May l. 1855. For particulars see ~
future advertisement. ap l3-N*
V1HE ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB will give their
i 9Th GRAND MAY BALL at Island Hall, a
Oh tn CRSDAY. May 18th, 1885. Tickets 81,
admitting Gentleman and Ladies. By or
der of Committee. Bee future Advertisement ~
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