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SUBSTANTIAL AND ATTRACTIVE.

SUBSTANTIAL AND ATTRACTIVE.
The attention Of readers and bookbuyers invited to the
following
ATTRACTIVE LIST
SUBSTANTIAL BOOKS
recently published:
Martinesus History of England-lsOo-lsS4 Vols and Q;
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Reason in Religion by Rev. F. II. Hedge. d. D.; 81
AnSavery Measures OF the J7th and 18th u b Congress-
by Senator Wilson; ~.
Martins History of Louis XIV, being part OF the great
HISTORY FRANCE in publication, 2vols 20
Speeches Lectures and Addresses Of ende Phillips with
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Sermons by Rev Jas. F. Clarke, limo; s. 80.
The Results OF Slavery by Cochin; So
The Results Of Emancipation, by Cochn 81. .
Hebrew Men and Times from the Fatarchs TO the Messsh
by Rev. j. H. Allen; 81 so.
Religious Demands Of tho Age by Frances Power Cobbei
50 cents. :. 81,
Philosophy Absolute Science, by f. L. and A. L. Froth'
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Nearly Ready.
The Church of the Three Centuries ny Rev Dr. Lam
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Life of Horace Mann. by bis Wife, evo. 80
This will prove OF the marked Books OF the year
The Presidents ords being selections from the Speeches
Addresses and Documents OF President Lincoln:
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WA CARTER. Auctioneer-Store, No. SO Courandst 4
HOTEL FURNITURE, LEASE, &c.-THIS
Il DAY at IL o'clock-of FARMERS HOTEL. No. ~
Liberty.st near Greenwich. Bar Bed and Dining room
Furniture all nearly new. A lot Of fine Feather Beds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17
OF PRESIDENT AN
DREW JOHNSON.
Official Bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT. }
WASHINGTON, April As, 3 p. n.

WAR URPARfMENT.
WASHINGTON, April As, p. N.
Major General Dir, Ne,c York:
Oficial notice of the death OF the late Pres
ident, Abraham Lincoln, was given by the
Heads of Department this morning to Andrew
johnson, Vice President, upon whom the Con-
stitutien devolved the office of President
MIR. johnson, on receiving the notice, ap-
peared before the Hon. Salmon p. Chase,
Chief Justice Of the United States, and took
the oath OF office as President Of the United
States. and assumed the duties and functions
At 12 O'Clock the President met the Heads OF
the Departments in the Cabinet meeting at
the Treasury Building, and among other bust
ness the following was transacted
First-The arrangements for the funeral OF
the late President was referred to the severat
Secretaries far as relates to their respective
departments.
Second VIM Hunter, Esq, was appointed
Acting Secretary of State during the disability
of Secretary Seward and his SON, Frederick
Seward, the Assistant Secretary.
rhird-The President formally announced
that he desired to retain the present Secretaries
of Departments as his Cabinet, and that they
y. ould 20 on and discharge their respective
duties in the same manner as before the de-
plorable event that had changed the head OF
tn Government. EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary OF War.
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--latest From ISiehnaoud
FROM THE RICHMOND WHO oE
SATURDAY.
THE VIRGINIA TRAITORS NOT To
BE RECOGNIZED
FAREWELL ADDRESS OF LEE

We have the Richmond Who or Satsrdav
Ii Says editorialiy that the call to the yiretnt.
rebel Legislature ana others to meet in that
CITY on the 18th has been rescinded Ths WIZ
Is the following
General Lees Farewell Address to tbs
Army Of NortheYn-virginia.
We publish below Gen. X. Il. Lees farewell
virginia on the occasion OF his surrender of
1t TO Gen. Grant at Glover Hill. We trust
tnat the publication Of this document, for
,ne fvom an p,e Inn aoa saa
veracious Confederate soldier twho was
pIesent al Gen. Lees headquarters when
~ was read, Will convince Of their error
Eli persons OF Secession prochvities who have
htb"i %, In face Of all the facts. refused 20
eTedi. the surrender OF the ArmyH Northern
Virginia.
HsApouARrBRs ARMY NoRrHRRsyrRaIsIA,
April 10, IS65.-Generat Order, No. 9.-After
four years OF arduous service, marked by
unsurpassed courage and fortitude, the Army
of Northern Virginia has been compelled to
yield TO Overwhelming numbers and resources.
I need not tell the survivors Of SO many hard.
fought battles, who have remained steadfast to
from no distrust of them; but feeling that vaior
and devotion could accomplish nothing that
could compensate for the loss that would have
attended the continuation of this contest,
have determined to avoid the useless sacrifice
of those whose past services have endsared
tt IN to their countrymen.
By the terms OF agreement, omcers ana meo
can return TO their homes, and remain Tiers
until exchanged.
You will take with you the satisfaction that
proceeds from the consciousness OF duty
faithfully performed and 1 earnestly pray that
q N .rciful God will extend to you his biess-
ing and protection.
with an unceasing admiration OF your
constancy and devotion to your country. and
q grateful remembrance OF your kind and
generous consideration of myself. bid you ga
affectionate farewell.
(Signed) X. h. LEE General.
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ANOTHER TUMULT.

This forenoon, some prisoners, dressed In
the weii-known Confederate homespun, asssd
up the avenue under military qua. 4, and were
recognized as Grafton Suit and - Jarboe, (at
one time in the Old Capitol ON charge OF
murder, we belleve,) and w. Z. Berry, of
Prince Georges county. The latter was
mounted upon horseback, aad one report
alleged that he was 8 Union man brought in
as witness only.
As they were bein taken TO the Old Capitol
Prison, from Provost Marshal 1ngraham's
office, lerge crowd followed. increasing in
nun oers at every corner, although as pre-
cautisnary meas Ure the route taken was down
the back streets. The crowd was mo'ly one,
all sge5 and colors being repr. Sented, I I'D the
report III at the partIes ware booth and Suratt
gaining credit as tt AZ reache1 the vicinity OF
the Baltimore Depot tue cry was raised,
"Eang then," skill them, and at tn sam"
time the prisoners were attacked with stones,
they being struck &C. geral times as were Also
the guard.
Some orderly persons attempted to quie. tIe
crowd by demonstrating with them and as
surfing them that they were mistaken, bat they
failed to stop the riotpus proceedings which
however, were soon quieted after the guard
having been struck nu nber OF times re ach
ing A street faced about and m de ready 70
defend themselves with their nuskets. The
prisoners were delivered tC To asuperinteni lent
of the prie on, each OF them having been some
what bruised by the fylLs missiles.
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The Report Of the Capture Of Booth
HOW 1T ORIGINATED.

The report that Booth had been captured
AND securely lodged on board the monitor
lows:
On Saturday morning man was captured
about fifteen miles this side of Baltimore who
answered almost identically the description Of
Booth. and the authorities here were tele.
graphed TO make due preparation for the safe
keeping Of the assassin.
Such preparations were accordingly made,
bat it was subsequently ascertained that the
person arrested, though bearing so singular q
resemblance to the criminal, was quite an
other party.
Up TO noon to- day it has not been ascertained
that either of the ass ssins has been found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM HAVANA.
Effect Of tho News Of the Capture Of Ric b.
moud.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE steamer havaua,
from Havana on the 18th inst, has arrived.
the fall of Richmond, with colors flying aAd
her machinery appropriately decorated a. she
rounded Moro Castle: She nreo thirteen guns.
The Union men reJolceo eAceeWn8ty. Tue
rebels look ID gloomy.
fenced to ten yearss imprisonment, for draw
ton.
The yellow fever and small pox hare sp.
peared in Havana.
TheFe is no truth in the report that gaptaiA
Mafht has been imprisoned in Moro Castle
Little Hattie, without clearance papers, tried
to run out on the 5th instant. but was forced 70
terry.
The Flamingo arrived the same day, with
cotton.
body going to the United States.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED
STATES

The undersigned Is directed to announce that
the funeral ceremonies of the late lamented
Chief Magistrate will take place at the Execu-
tive Mansion in this city at ~ O'Clock NJ, on
Wednesday, the 10Th instant.
The various religions denominations through.
out the country are nvltedt to meet in their re.
spective places OF worship at that hour, for
the purpose of solemrizing the occasion with
appropriate ceremonies. ". HUNTER,
Acting Secretary of State.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHIFGTON, April IL, 1865.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
CAPTURE OF MOBILIZE!
Five Thousand Prisoners, a Num-
Der Of CunbOatS and Immense
Amount Of Stores
Captured!!

NEW ORLEANS, April 10, VIA. CAIRO, April
l6.-The Times publishes Official dispatches of
the capture OF Spanish Fort and Blakely, the
former at 1870 ON the 9th, with seven hundred
prisoners; the latter on the same day by as
sault, and over five thousand prisoners, and
large amount OF ordnance stores. gunboats,
and troops.
The proceeding was unresisted
Mobile was captured last evening by a por-
ton of General Smiths command, assisted by
the enemy.
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GENERAL ORDER.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, April 15 1865.
The Department announces, with profound
sorrow, to the officers and men of the Navy
and Marine Corps the death Of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, the late President OF the United
States Stricken down by the hands of an as
sassin, on the evening OF the i4th instant, when
surrounded by his family and friends, he lin
gered q few hours after receiving the fatal bal
let, and died at seven O'Clock twenty-five min.
utes this morning. A grateful people had Civ.
en- their willing confidence to the patriot and
statenan, under who's wise and successful
administration the nation was Just emerging
from the civil strife which for four years has
afflicted the land whenthis terrible calamity
fell upon the country. To him our gratitude
was Justly dine, for to him, under God, moro
than to any other person, are we indebted for
the succe ssful vindication of the integrity OF
the Union and the maintenance of the power
Of the Republic.
The officers Of the Navy and Of the Marine
Corps will, as manifestation OF their respect
for the exalted character, eminent position, and
inestimable public services Of the late Presi.
dent, and Is an Induction Of their sense Of tho
calamity which the country has sustained,
wear the usual badge OF mourning for six
months. The Department further directs that,
upon the day following the receipt of this
order, the commandants OF squadrons, navy
yards, and stations will direct the ensign OF
every vessel In their several commands to be
hoisted a. half. mast, aud gun to be 0red
every half hour, beginning at sunrise and
ending at sunset. The hagt Of the several navy
yards and Marine barracks will be hoisted At
half-mast trH
GIDEON WILLIS, Secretary OF the Navy.
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REPORTED SURRENDER OF JOHN

1t is reported that information has been re-
ceived from North Carolina, to the effect tina.
Johnston had communicated with General
Sherman, asking what terms would be given
upon his surrender, and that Sherman had RS
piled by Offering the same as those accepted by
Lee. When last heard from Sherman was ap-
preaching Raleigh, and the surrender OF John
ston's fosces was then expected to take place
at any time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17
PRESIDENT JOHNSON

Overwhelmed as the country has Oeeu oy
the blow which has stricken down its hon
ored head and disa bled, fol the time, one Of its
chief advisers, 1t is satisfaction to know that
the ship of state is sailing on with scarcely
percep.ible careen from the shock which trail
tors fondly hoped would disable her hope
lessly.
President johnson has the helm steadily In
hand, suddenly as the task was devolved
upon hin,-and exhibits degree of practi 1al
good sense and saga ity, knowledge Of
public affair, and an appreciation NJ the re-
quirements OF the emergency that gives infinite
satisfaction ~ those who have come in Official
contact with him affording the gratifying as
surance that the destiIies OF the country are
safe In his hands.
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MosBY OFFERS TO SURRENDER.

The guerrilla chief, Mosby, has proposed
to Major General Hancock, commanding the
Middle Military Department., to surrender
himself and command by Tuesday, upon tho
same terms accorded to the Army OF Northera
Virginia. The conditions proposed by Mosby
are under consideration.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
Dates from South am ptsn to April Judi.
clal Inquiry about the Arming Of the
s'Stenewall."
NHw YORK, April 15.-The steamship Ger.
mania, from Southampton on the Sth, has ar
rived.
The French Government has instituted in.
dicial inquiry at fOrient, into the conduct OF
certain persons accused OF attempting to dis.
turb the peace by aiding and abetdng the arma.
ment OF the Confederate cruiser StonswaII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17
VISIT ToPREsIDENT JOHNSON,

While President johnson was at the Treas
ury Department yesterday, where he met his
Cabinet, he was waited upon by the Com
mittee on the Conduct Of the War. accompa-
MED by Hon. John Covods. 1t will be remem-
beredthat President johnson and Mr.. Covods
were among the original members of this COM
mittee. After leaving the Treasury Depart
ment, the members of the committee expressed
themselves highly gratifed with the toner OF
the Presidents conversation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17
SPECIAL ORDER.
NAVY DspARrMsNr. 17th Anri

NAVY DEPARTMENT, 18th April, 1865
Bp order of the President OF the United
States, the Navy department Will be closed
on Wednesday next the day of the funeral
States.
Labor will also be suspended on that day at
each Of the Navy Yards and Navy Stations
and upon all the vessels OF the United States.
The flags OF all vessels and at all the Navy
Yards and Stations, and Marine Barracks, will
be kept at half-mast during the day, and at IL
O'Clock, meridian, twenty-on minute guns
will TO fired by the senior officer Of each squad.
ron and the Commandants OF each OF the Navy
Yards and Stations. .
GIDEON WELLRs, Secretary of the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

NOTICy-As ny pleee OF business will be closed
- On WlnN1SDAY, the dsy set apart for the
would respectfully reanest all my customers to
1d In their orders for deli very to- morrow TUES.
ssSJ S-s k#sfE - RItRY a 6HTNN.
W. $3.50 Union Bottiing Depot.
a.,y.s. OF Greene street. Qeorsetown, D, O.
S"S' lChr0nicle1- - = +. .si '.sl-.l So
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FROM The SHENANDOAH VALLEY,
Imbeden's Cavalry Surrenderlng Gen.
kesser gene to North Carolina.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Herald's Win.
chester despatch says:
A flag OF truce has been received from I'm.
boden's late command, two regiments propo.
sing to surrender on the same terms granted
to Lees army.
Rosser, on hearing Of Lees surrender, d.
clared his determination to fight It out, but was
deserted by bis men, and he started to ioin
Johnston in North Carolina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

GEN GRANTS HEADQUARTERS.
tits understood that Gen. Grant will In a
few days establish his headquarters iE the
building on the corner OF 18th and F streets,
now occupied by Gen. Halleck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

unced b, sympathizing friends. is srsddaiiy
becoming more rseonciled TO her afiicticu. At
Mrs. Lincoin's special request, Mrs. Wefles,
wife OF the Secretary of the Navy, has been in
constant attendance each day at the White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

NTIa q; @ IA special nsstins Of the
0it' EVENING. April Eth. q u e,e!ess.
US tuHIAA |HT4oTEE 9 HlEY QHlIsTIAN AssQ.
"is Il THIS 'N;sS:! sySs!s$ i y sit..
TF ~; EhfL01IiS 81 nm WISaINa.
HSl, stS strset ~. ~ ssssssd 80 meet q Isiand
'ffss:'d''' sVnSlSs. ss;IssEt. sna'' On 1alS
n~MAsONI0.-As 1eciei S..Si.c S911..
hS.1.3S i Evia a4fRal !, Es iSSiG IS hold fais
.snee%ents for the u1ersi OF BrotSsrs %ahs o.
SCI By order efsA' y ra rs rIoH ~ DAv'
Ms DAWSON LOPEZ, No. Is "A spsei.i 49,
~ mTr1sSttSn q Dsyso. Lodge. No. I6 viii
o'eISch AZ nsster nAs9ns ia Seed q. adiaS re
AN 0.k. THOMPSON. Secretary.
0~IN R1sP10f 70 THs M110RY OF M.
N Linc0ln, our once viii be oloseA on WID-
Midday. 18th inst. Persons having notes pay.
able On that day ere requested to attend to them
the previous DAY. rrraf y III :
spn-n' HIGas & 90.
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SPECIAL ORDER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ,
w WASHINGTON, ADril l6. 1865. {

NAVY DEPARTMENT, April II, 1866.
Vice Admiral ID. G. farragut and Rear Adj
miral VIM. u. Shubrick have been designated
to make the necessary arrangements on the
part Of the Navy and Marine Corps for attend.
ing on Wednesday next the funeral Of the late
President OF the United States.
GIDEON WRLLRs, Sec'y of the Navy
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PROM NEW YORK.
Tho PPicA a 0al6.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE regular board Of
brokers held an informal session to-day. little
interest being manifested. There will be no
second board until after the Presidents fune-
raj. There were few sales to-day.
Gold opened Ut 153 and fell TO LAB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

GOING TO RICHMOND.
Gen. Halleck and the members Of his stat
are making preparations to visit Richmond.
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SPECIAL ORDER,

NAVY DKPAKTMKET,
WARRINGTON, April IL, 1865.
Oficers OF the Navy and Marine Corps will
assemble at the Navy Department, In uniform,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. on Wednesday next, for the
purpose Of attending the funeral OF the late
President. GIDEON WKLLKs,
Secretary OF the Navy.
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Rpan KAutuckys

LOUISVILLE, April 16.-TAe special corres-
pendent OF the journal announces ne Killing
OF the guerilla leader Marion by one OF CaetlR
Terrtlrs men, near Manton, On osseroN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

SALES OF 7-30's.-The sales Of 1905 by Jay
and Saturday last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

PERSONAL. Governor Buckingham ana
staff, Of Connecticut; General b. f Butler. U.
gal, OF California, and Nye, Of Nevada; Hon.
W. A. Darling, New York; Hon. Chas. O Neili.
Pennsylvania; General Hiram Walbridge and
Thurlow Weed, OF New York, are at VIII
larda'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17
The News Conc to Europe

NEW YORK, April 1.-the steamship Etna
sailed at 2.3U this afternoon, with full Off ciaI
dispatches to our Ministers at foreign ports,
from Washington. Ofcial despathes were
also sent out per the Nova Scotian, from Port
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

NOT APPoINTKD.-We are informed. on
what ought to be undoubted authority. that
the statement telegraphed here from Balt-
more, to the effect that the Collector Of Balt.
more, Naval Officer, Postmaster, Surveyor.
Naval Agent, L. S. Marshal, &C., &c, had
been supplanted and others appointed By
Mr..Lincoln. on Friday evening, il not true
We hear that recommendations for such ap-
pointments were filed late on Friday after
noon, but that no action whatever was takea
In regard to them.
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From Wllmingtsn, n,

From Wilmington, N, c.
NAw YORK, April 16.-Wilmington, N. G.
papers OF April contain NO military news.
The capture OF Richmond and Petersburg
caused great rejoicing there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17
@ r r I G 4 A L.
DKPARTMHHr OF STATE,
WARRINGTON, April II. 1875.

Its hereby ordered that In honor to the MEM
ory Of our late fiIustrious Chief Magistrate.
all of,cers and others subject to the orders OF
the Secretary of State wear Grape upon the
left arm for the period OF six months.
W.,HUNTER, Acting Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

- MRS. LINCOLN. stsH ;
Mrs. Lincoln has somewh recovered from
her extreme prostration OF Satur day. and, sur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17
MR.. SEWARD AND SON

WN De w AID ANU SUN.
Secretary Seward suffered considerable pain
last night from the wound In his neck, bat ~
is much better this morning, and his speedy
recovery is looked for.
mr.. Frederick Stewards condition Is more
favorable this morning. we are glad 70 say
and strong hopes are now entertained Of his
recovery. Last night he showed signs Of re-
turning consciousness. and this moraiag he
recognized one Of his attendants. s-+
Mr.. Hanseli, ono OF the messengers Of the
Stste Department, who received severe
cut in the back from hehauds Of Mr.. Stewards
wouId.be assassin. Is improving, and will re-
cover. -, : -s57s
- MRS. LINCOLN.
Mrs I.incnln xAYAd from