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To COusunplives.-Thea advertiser. having
been restored to health III few weeks. By
very simple remedy. after having suffered .eves-
al years With a severe lung affection and that
dread disease. COnsumpti0u-isan anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferer, the means Of cure
To all VINO desire it. he will send a copy Of the
prescription used Gree oi charse,. with the dirpc.
tions for preparing and using the same. which
they will! find q sure core for CDns,nLtson, Ash
ma. bronchitis. &c The only object OF the ad-er-
iser in sending the Prescription Is TO benen. The
afflicted and spread Information which he con-
ceiyes 10 be invaluable. and he hopes every SUI
ferer will try his remedy. as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
dec3O-w3m Williamsburgh, Kings Co. NJ T.
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nary and Sexual Sya.ems-new and reliable
trca:ment-in Reports OF the HOWARD ASBO-
CATION. Sent 81 mall In sealed letter eovs..
O!1es, free Of charge. Address DR.. J. SExI4LiS
HOU0HTON, Howard Association, No Souto
Ninth tree:, Philadelphia, PX.
unAia}l -d&wly.
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DECRUITING AGENCY-We have

III Y Opeaed General Recruiting Arencv far
.og quotas Of sub districts In Isl Congrassioo.
al district. 80 1--,
Re. ruifiny for HancOck's Veteran Corns by
authority from corps heada ua-ters-tor all Iowa
Regiments In the field the general service, and
the y. 8. Navy. - sAtss
wanted, Veterans for the tst corps at enOr-
NOUS DOuLties-VOlCnteers for Iowa Regiments
TO wnom tbs full government and local boru.
ties VIII be paid.
Representative Recruits and Substitutes fur
risned a: the Lowest rates for which they can BE
procured.
J. C. ABERCHoMBIE & co.
once over COrse's cid Bookstore on jefferson
Street, entrance by the side Of Gays Drug
store. jSc6-d&w.m
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~ Epilepttc Fits can be Cured ,i-Dr
IOCKROw having become eminantly successful
In curing this terrible malady, nvites a.. SIM
larry "a cted to cali send for circulars o: ref.
erences and testimonials of numerous cur.
ed Of from one 10 twenty-tour years standing. -
He devOtes his attention especially IN diseases
Of the Cerebro-Spinal Z is, or Nervou, System
and sOlioits an Of his cain 10 pub
lie confidence.
He may be consulted st his p. iva.A residence
Ma. la West 43d street. daily nom 10 A. ~ unit.
Up. NJ. except Saturday and Sunday. Address
az. letters to DR. '. b. LOCKROW,
care Of P. Q. Box SIS. New YORK.
Octl. -d.EWHm
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eNI.sArE-S ysOYRY SDAp,

Tlls ce.sbrn.ed Toilet sonp. IN succ unsves,
81. demand, g made from the choicest nate,4-
sa.s. Ia mild aid e-ssoil2ent In its nature fra.
xsantsy scented, and extremely benefsai,y
IN fss action upon the akin. For sails by .II
Druggists AID Fancy Goods DcSlssR
! Isc2dGW;y
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n a RR1ED,

At the SGaderl and House N this city OF he
sta inst, by Rev H. Il. Dennis air. ssASci,
A LoSt ana Miss EL!zABETa HAus, al
81 Des MOnes county.
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xa.Geo. Berry, who committed the bru-
u. assault on Mr.. Larson few months
.,o has had his trial before the District
n,,r. and been fiued taree hu ndred dollars.
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CHICAGO, Jan. Il.

CHICAGO, Jan. Il.
:; Dressed Hogs-I0a15c lower; l4sal4i di-
Live Hoss-Lght to fair llal2c; fair to
extra l2ais.c.
,Wnlskey-lc higher; g i0a2 IL.
No spring.
IorL-ia2c lower; 8OaSlc.
Csc No 9.
Bariey-Weak at 81 35al IS new Noe.
Go.1-S2 u.
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GTATEMENT Of allowance paid bg
II the County OF Des MONIES from June Hts
1884, to January, 1866, Inclusive
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NEW YORK. Jan. II.
Coston-Ouii:p prices materially d ec.ired
81 lQal L. for middliag upsaats.
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NOTICE.-Wishino

M Office. Wishing to retire from
In the Livery Business. will cell nv stncr
OF ~ Sleighs, Hearses. Spring Wagons aud q
Large lot Of Carriages. Buggies and Harness. I
VIII sell one article or all At time tO gujf ~,
chasers. Any person Wishing to 20 into the bu
siness would do we'll to cali and see NV stock
aud stand. for there Is only one stable In town
besides mine. VIM Is MC1lSM
dec;-dEWte
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DRESSED POULTRY AND HOGS.

~ VenIson, Came HIdes, Skins, Furs, But
Ter. Cheese. Eggs, Beans, Dried Fruit. &C. sold
70 pest advantage Send for circular, Poultry
and Game directions Refer to Faneuil Hat
Bank. Boston. CHARLES HIGLEY 4 CO.
Commission Merchants, 4? North, and "a Black.
stone 8tS.. Boston, Mass. jan4-dAVem
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e. To- thIegva DhInC o
washing for Jail .
dieting prisoners 51
three months salary 70
receiving and dIsch Arci1g prt6 ~
sending away paCpe- -
Eood for ,2aii la3
lees IN case insane pc SOC s.
oaaTding prisoners 4i5 .
salary az sheriff It
suops e j gitaesSc, AZ
$. Petit Jury Is.
taking CsAron to Penlteuc.y 81
boarding, receiving And DIS
charging prisoners, sum
no mag jurors, salary, So Es
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SECOND EDITION.
sX O'CLOCK r. II.
sX O'CLOCK p. II.
THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
Proceedings This Afternoon.

At o'clock p. N. the reading Of the proceed
ings OF yesterday not having been completed,
the Court took a recess until Q D. m; and on
reassembling the reading was resumed and
finished abou, half past 2 p. m.
The court room is crowded with visitors
this afternoon, and as the prisoners are brought
in there is q general buzz throughout the room
Of "That's Mrs. Surratt!" "That's Mudd'
"That's Payne, sure" "Thars Arnold-nos
that's O'Laughlin % &c, &c.
Among those present this afternoon are
1t Col. Lecomte, Of Switzerland; John Hitz,
Consul General Of Switzerland; q. A. Dana,
Assistant Secretary of War, and Mr.. Sam. Viii.
keson, Of the New York Tribune.
The first witness sworn was
CHARLES A. DANA, Assistant Secretary of
War:-Witness identified q machine Of wood
as having been found by him in the rebel Sec
rotary Benjamin. office at Richmond. 1t is q
key to the rebel secret cipher. The machine is
about a foot long and eight inches high, and
consists Of a cylinder of wood which has paper
envelope inscribed with letters. This cylinder
revolves in pivot holes at each end, and a bar
across the top contains wooden induces, point
ing down to the letters. Witness said he found
this key on the mautel in the room Of Benia.
minis confidential clerk the room in which it
was found was one OF a series Of four rooms,
occupied by Benjamin.
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FINANCIAL.-The stock mar ket in New York
took slight upward turn yesterday, al.
though very inactive. The market Is still en-.
tirely in the hands OF the speculative cliques,
the list of Gales being little more than q record
OF the maneuvers Of combinations OF wealthy
nr1os pitted against each other. The outside
public have seldom taken so little interest in
stock operations Governments were quiet at
the Board, and fraction lower. After the
Board prices rallied ana were about 4 better.
Fiye-twenties are reported scarce The money
market shows more ease in spite Of irregular
operations intended to meet greater stringency.
Foreign exchange continue steady. There was
continuing steady at the quotations Of the pre-
vious day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

From the publishers, Ticknor Il Fields,
'on, and from J. Shillip gton, corner OF Ak
' and Pennsylvania avenue, we have
o copies Of The Atlantic AontaIy for
Sans' mo me Girls and Boys Aagasin. for the
sHno moh'n. The former has contributions
on Writer'S as Bayard Taylor, Gail
iro.- m Ike Marvel Mrs. Stowe and George
Benz I'd the latter by Mayne Reid. IT,
Bancroft D.. Nd others. -Ao"'
bridge, Mrs stowe, D.
Also, from Hudson Taylor.a1. PsnnsylyapIa
-anus. and from J. q. Parker, 37s y
Rave the excellent June NUM- - n, the I've we
Monthly.
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son at the bank. Witness Knows that Thomp-
son had large transactions with other banks
in the Province, and referred 70 q check drawn
by Thompson to the order OF q. u. CLAY for
fifty thousand dollars on the bank Of St Oath
crimes, Canada. Thompson drew his money
the banks in Liverpool on the 9th Of March.
drawing In one sum $4,000, and also
bought greenbacks, buying $4,000 worth in
he bought f6,5O0. The balance to Thompson's
credit now IL Sl,763.50. Witness remembers J..
= i,ii..es Booth, who had small account at the
bank, and recollects that he came TO the bank
for q bill Of exchange for eel on Liverpool
which was drawn to his order. He stated that
he was gong to run the blockade and asked
elf I'm captured can they use the exchange"
At this point of the trial the court was
cleared, 1t being understood that an important
witness whose testimony the Government has
reasons for withholding, was TO be examined.
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ARRIVAL OF GOVERNOR vANCEOF NORTH
CAROLINA.
The rebel Gov. Vance, Of North Carolina.
who was arrested several days ago at the
house of his father. in law in Buncombe ceun.
ty, N. g., by a detachment of Kilpatrick's cav
airy, under command of Capt. Hayes, on Or
ders, tits understood, received from Washing.
ton, arrived here to-day on the steamer Char
lotte Vanderbilt, in charge of an officer and
strong military guard. Vance is a fine looking
man, but bold and defiant in his manners. He
has been committed to the Old Capitol prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

B0CNTIES AND CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS,
Gen. Augur has authorized the commanders
OF the Districts Of Washington and Alexan
dria to cause suitable number Of experienced
and competent ON GERS to be detailed at once
In each Brigade OF their Commands, to maze
. thorough inspection Of the Regimental and
Company records MISUNDERSTANDING mus-
Ter rolls and clothing accounts Of enlisted men
and all that relates to their bounties and claims
for pensions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

~ Gen. Franz Sigel anneances In the Bal
tiTnore Wecker, of May TO- that he has become
the editor and co proprietor Of that papsR
III There are now $4,000 rnuskets In the
Springfield arsenal -, s-r-y
@New York regiments are to rendezvous
at Albany, and be mustered or there,
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NORTH CAROLINA DELEGATION.

NORTH CAROLINA DELEGATION.
WV. Holden, M. S. Mason, w. r. Rich
ardson, J. p. H. Russ, ]. G. Williams and
Robert p. Dick arrived In Washington this
morning, from Raleigh, N O., and are stop
ping at Wizards. Their object is to confer
with President johnson in relation to the in
terests of the loyal people Of North Carolina,
and the reorganization of their State Govern.
mept.
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JEFF. DAVIS AT FORTRESS MONROE.

JEFF. DAVIS AT FORTRESS MONROE.
We learn that the gunboat bearing Jef
Davis arrived at Fortress Monroe yesterday
at two p. m.
Preparations had been made for his recep-
ton at the Fortress, and he was at once trans
ferred from the vessel to a suitable place Of
confinement within the Notifications.
1t Is not known whether he will be imms-
diately transferred to this city or not.
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NAVY YARD.

The monitor Saugus, Lieutenant Day, com.
manding, left the Navy Yard this morning, as
is said, ON q scout mission. 1t is stated by
some that she Is to wait for the ram Stone wall,
but others are quite sure that her purpose in
leaving is to take on board Jefferson Davis,
who arrived at Fortress Monroe yesterday.
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SRichmond and Alexandra are again
connected by telegraph, the first message be.
tween the two cities since the war, being re.
ceiyed in Alexsn dria on Wednesday.
~wendell Phillips tells the ,x-gatherer
that be is worth e7G2 900. /.
81 General Lee Is writing up g history
Ms closing campaigns
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GENERAL SHERMAN,

To-day, General Sherman, who is now in
the city, visited President johnson at his Office
in the Treasury Building In company with
General Grant. As these two military heroes
entered the Department the clerks made gen.
eral rush to get q glimpse at them.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS


The r ebeI Ram Stonewau
M YORK, May 20.-The steamer Missis-
sippl from New Orleans on the 1sth ana Kew
West has arrived.
The Sand Bar and Key West lights are not
lighted in consequence Of the Ram StonewalI
being at Havana taking In ammunition, and
being expected to come into Kew; West.
The Powhattan was sent over to Havana,
also the Aries and Dale to keep the Stonewali
from coming out.
Great excitement prevails at Key West in
regard to the matter.
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Tue SECRETARY AND ASSISTANT sECRE
TARY OF STATE

IAh1 UF STATE.
Yesterday Secretary Seward was in atten.
dance atthe State Department for about one
hour and and half for the first time since he
received his injuries. After the Cabinet meet.
Ing adjourned yesterday, the members of the
Cabinet and the President called upon the Sec
retary at the State Department and congratu.
Hated him upon his being able to resume his
omcial duties. This morning Mr.. Seward W as
againiin his ofice for a short time.
Mr. Frederick Seward has improved greatly
within the last few days, and is able to sit up
in bed propped by pillows.
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Affairs in 0eerxesowa. .

AA2&AkH ~ 0eox8csoW3es (
THR CANAL.--TAe superintendent Of this di-
vision, by promptly putting men 70 work, snc.
cseded In throwing dam across tho canal
yesterday above the breach ana near the aaue!
duct bridge. Arrangements Aaye been made
TO hasten the repairs as fapidly as possible,
and II Is hoped that navigation will be re.
sumed In eight or ten days. The agent Of the
Borden Mining Company has also made ar.
age TO the works and whasf Of the company.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKETING arrivals
OF flour or grain reported Demand steady, t.
supply the local tfade Prices unchanged.o
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LOCAL NEWS.

BOARD OF SCHOOL TRusrIEs-A special
meeting of the Board Of School Trustees was
Brown. avn WILSON, 'ne M fnaeI
Knees, Wight, Holmead, Ellis, Hitz and Fer :
guson. >. ,.fs
Mr.. Rhees offered a resolution granting
holiday to the children Of the public schools
on the 23d and oath inst, for the purpose of
assembling at the east front Of the Capitol on
patHg ia the joyful demonstrations Of the day;
The following is the programme OF arrange
ments:-Th pupils OF the First District are to
assemble At Lafayette Square, northeast cor
ner, at * q. m; the Second District at the 9th
street front of the Patent Office; the Third Dis
Fourth District at Mr.. Thompsoos school.
Each school will 60 to the Oapibol-the Frat
and Second Districts entering the north gate,
and the Third and Fourth Districts the south
gate to the east front OF the Capitol. ALI
TO arrive there at quarter befote o'clock.
Each district will have its appropriate color,
colored paper pinned on the lefebreast, 70 des-
ignate the district. First, blue: Second, red;
Third, white; Fourth, green. The teachers ac-
the assistance Of the police. The singing will
be under the direction Of Professor Daniel and
the Chairman OF the Oommitteeen Music The
schools will remain at the Capitol in position,
until dismissed by the trustees ar their districts
The committee OF arrangements consist Of
Messrs. Rhees, Brown, Ferguson and Ellis.
The arrangements for the usB OF the steps at
the Capitol have been made .shroueh the kind.
ness Of B. B: French, Esq, Commissioners Of
Public Buildings. -
Mr.: Wilson offered the foloRine resolution,
which was adopted: tF.f-.
Resolved, That the Mayor be ard is hereby
reques ted TO ask the City Cooncilste authorize
the organization of two additional Primary
Schools in the First School District.
The same gentleman also. offered resolu-
ton requesting the Mayor 70 make permanent
the increase of salaries OF seachers, authorized
by act of February II, 1884, Adjourned.
A CAUSE OF OoMPLAZNM-There is much
complaint amongst the people In the southern
part Of the Seventh WaGd. of the conduct Of
the teamsters OF the hay train that moves to
and from the 7th street wharf morning and
evening. The teamsters OF these hay trains,
either from the incapacity or indifference OF
the wagon masters, commit many acts Of
wanton injury upon pcapssty In passing along
the streets; such q: driving against shade
trees, over. sidewalks& against pumps and
even against the COVERS OF houses. One OF
these teamsters, whe was demonstrated with
south @ street, replied, add d-n you, I'll
drive through yonH hesse II I want tesi
The energetic head Of the transportation de-
partxaent,w will, we are confldeAt see that this
abnsa u promptly reGaided. -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

MR.G. A. HEN DRRsoS, formerly chief Of
the req uisition bureau, who was suspended
from his duties by Secretary Chase, after a
thorough examination. by Solicitor Jordan. OF
all the charges made againsthin, has been hon.
orebly exonerated from them, and was yester-
day restored 70 hts former position in the Of.
Zee Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

GENERAL SHERIDAN.
This omcer, together with the most OF his
stan, 1t is understood, will leave this city to.
day for Texas.
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SCROHULA, 0ATARRH, CONsUMPTION, q g
WIN. r. PRINCE,

flusnine, Long Island, N. Y,
who Is proprietor of the Linnaan Nurseries, has
for SIXTY YEARS devoted himself to the inves-
tgation of Trees and Plants. announces to those
who sre inflicted with the above Diseases, or with
any others arising from Inherited or ACC uired I'm
RSs,ty Of the SloSd Or nth Any ChTonis psssses
REMEDIAL6 presented by Nature to Man are
FInfp in
PLANTS. These pure Extracts can only be OBJ
fairea t N1 6myssr By direct application nSf
All patients who viii test these Potent Rene
slize their great superiority over all others pres
e pn to the World The smPieymsnt Of Mins,at
deadly of them all as Aotdo tes, has bish ted with
miserg and sn.rish ths5 myriad: 81 gietiT sov
EREIGN REM1BIALS." comprising IS Specidc
Remedies for the various Diseases; price Ten
send me afrll Diagnosis of his case. will Vre
scribe an sppropriate Remedy for without
severely afflicted persons. Flushfag il only 30
minutes from New York By the 34th street Ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

The WEEKLY .yrAR is on our counter for sale,
containing ,oluminous details Of the trial OF
The COB pirators, description OF the prisoners
and the court. room; particulars Of the capture
Of Jed Davis and Gov. Brown, OF Georgia;
proceedings Of the Harris trial, and the Per-
fine Military Commission; location OF the
troops about Washington; movements OF our
armies and naval vessels; interesting depart
ment news, literary, foreign, local and agri-
cultural miscellany, and the latest telegraphic
dispatches from all quarters.
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To RE RTRNRn


The War Department has just directed, in a
general order, that all tents, clothing, hospital
FURNITURE, and other stores that ha We been
used In the treatment OF on.agious diseases
snail be burned, and In no instan ces turned In.
to depot or sold. ---'
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Sbipment Of specie.

NEW YORK, May 20.-The steamships Etna
Erip, America, and City Of Dublin, sailed for
Europe at noon, taking over two millions Of
dollars in specie, and q large number Of pas.
sengers.
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CIAL ORDER.
aRsAT NEWS! GREAT Nlwsu
"a" 40 o'Sh! WAR IS OYER!
SELLING GOODS AT PANIC pRIoss,
have just returned from New ror. with
large stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, which Offer
Tor sale at very moderate price, consissins In
part Of ~ "
Bleached and Unbleaehed MUsLINs, 1s cent?
Yard vide MUSLIN. Is cents.
CALICoEH, IS cents. ..
~ yard wide sHEETING, 81.
S4vard vide SHIFTING. s7s cents.
ALPAOA6, all coloIs 40 cents.
FIRST quality Of MOZAMBIQUES. IS CENTS
HRss MN nc No. very fine. IS cents
GRAPE MoRgT%% -. =" sv.Ors, S. cents.
We also have . large stock OF P0PL1NS at
Isss.. p style of HOOP SKIRTS. at 20 cents and
ss Of E xns S ;u sMEss
s ssHsSs$ Sis sSsEs is' Ladies.
i ;,.s V. o., 70,
:.s f:, !. it, a, s:, from
Ws.,so have yn.iou, other Goods too numerous
to .oaSi. 70 Ss public viii give US
Come one, come all. tOths Great Bargain Store
my D-ixs bstween G asd 1. v s.asSsi
7 COX 49, sI NdEra STREET. BETWEEN D
Best Black Tea, only 81 .25; best Green, 500.
So 81 Der barrel; best Family, $l2 o.. Choice Wine;
and Liquors. By barrel or gallon, st Ney YorE
pI myI eodst- 4s1 9th street. bet. D and =.
VIZ =. H0YHRanssU 4 1870
rw1srs AID I'd NETTING
| Dealers in articles used by
| RIsHIRAyN.
once corner OF Pratt and South streets. Bslti
| more. Id. my Ism
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VABkRl LUMB1RN LUMBIRn
WILL1T & REDGRAVE.
corner llto street and the Canal,
Have on hand and offer fer sale at low prices .
large stock Of AZ" p'isos .
embracing in part
White Pine Cuttings 4, andS 81
do Seconds and Selects 4, 5. apd84
White and yellow Pine Flooring and So
White Pine Siding SO, Select and Cullins
yellow Pine Stepping Sd eood)
Spruce. HsmIock and yellow Pine Joists and
Poplar. q very wide and good
Dressed Lumber of all kinds
SHINGLES. Posts, 4 DO.
Cash buyers will find it to their interest to call
on rs before purchasing elsewhere, as We are de.
termined to make our prices to suit the times
W1LL1T & RED4RAVE
myO6t. Cor. 18th st, and the Canal.
GNHRAP aIv MARp mn Eaa 000Ha
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Letter from Senator Foste to Secretary
Stanton.
MONTREAL, May 1S.-Ex.Senator Foote pub
lisnes long letter, addressed to Secretary
Stanton. He says he was ordered to lea We the
States In forty EIGHT hours. He is willing to
20 back for trial.
Arrest of DR.. Blackburn.
MONTREAL, @. w., May 1S.-Dr. Blackburn
who shipped infected clothing from Bermuda,
was arrested to day on warrantfro Toronto
for q breach Of the neutrality laws.
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>HBAP SUMMER DRESS GOODS.

300 PIECES JUST RECEIVED
NEW YORK AUCTIONS.
Beautiful styles, and the Cheapest Goods FOLD this
season. Prices ~. Is, 20. IS, 81, and Is cents per
yard. .'
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
wei are receiving more of Lupins and L. Mail.
rd'sceiebrsted Dress Fabrics, for summer WAR
making our stock of
BLACK DRESS GOODS
much the largest south Of New York.
Our prices are exceedingly low.
Families in Mourning are especially invita- 70
examine our stock. JOS. ]. MAY g. co..
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
my WI between 9th and 10th sta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20
WINES AND LIQUORS.

We have on hand full supply Of CALIFORNIA
& Frohlip es: also. their pure CRAZE BRANDY;
also. sH ERRY. PORT. MAp1IRA, MUSoAT.
GUNDY, and other WINES Of the best quality;
also, Gibson's Old Family Nectar and Cabinet
A full supply of FAMILY GROCERIES at
l0AN L PERRIE,
my l9-6t,if Corner and 9th streets.