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486 SPRING Assortment dQ6
NJ A r. II n II Il RS,
NO. 4e6 SEVENTH STREET.
DEALER IN
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADoRNMINrs
lMBRAcINo
ee. and r 7.PIsa IA! MAFG y H m..,u an,
sas o
soonest assortment in the District
WINDOW SHADES.
and IL
and WsE!ssa F GSsR so TA So Diff
Picture Rings. Nails. &c.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMIS.
The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the
1p1striet. warranted to bssi asd With gold. lsaf.
1tss SS ssafGGss d
Frames.
ENGRAvINas & PAINTINGS
.. a tew choice EnSravings and Paintings always
Order; for R:Ds. ,Hsnsas and wndog sh;d::
manner, in city or country.
~ Terms Cash for Goods or Labor
J. MARKRIT1R,
1856 ...a. ss sssr' GA 1876
T7aI UEDERs1aSED ARE OFFERING AZ
avenue, the below mentioned articles Ut the fol.
'0 sis:ss g.s'ssi # st: t. ~ cents.
Enss 8 re- ssss: az ..n.,
Merrimae Cslcos ct % cents.
Pillow Case Muslin ct Is cents.
They would especially call the attention OF the
public to their entirely new and we'll selected
sortment of Black Silks for Ladies' SAG2nes; and
Dress Goods, consisting Of
GR1NADINES, --
POLE DE CHEyRyes
MOZAMBIQU16.
LAWNS,
.pnm. rAT IS { IS .1pH.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

West Psint, Columbus, Griffin and Ma.
con, Ca, Captured-Death Of the REBEL
General TaYlor-Lee's surrender De.
MED by the Rebel Papers.
CHATTANOOGA, April 2i.-The Gazette has
rebel news from Wilson up 70 the goth inst.
west Point, Columbus, Griffin. and Macon
The rebel General Taylor was killed at West
Point
stock Of the West Point and Montgomery Rail-
road was destroyed. One thousand rebels were
captured In Columbus and paroled.
Governor Brown, OF Georgia, has called out
all the militia between the ages Of sixteen and
sixty.
On the 10th instant the body Of the raiders
were on the West Point and Atlanta road.
The Atlanta papers know Of the assassina-
ton Of President Lincoln, but make no com.
ment. They deny the surrender of Lees army,
and say he was all right on the 18th inst.
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DAY OF HCMIYJ

DAY OF HUMILIATION AND MOURNING,
The proclamation OF President Johnson.
couched In such fitting and eloquent terms.
designates Thursday, the 25th Of May next, as
DAY Of national humiliation and morning.
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GENERAL HALLEcK,s COMMAND

GENERAL HALLECK'S COMMAND
General Halleck, who Is now in Richmond,
has issued general order announcing his
assignment to the command OF the military
division which embraces the Department o.
Virginia, the Army Of the Potomac, and sHch
paTtsOf North Carolina as may not be occupied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25

THE SECRETARY AND ASSISTANT sECRE.
TARY OF STATE.
Secretary Seward is SO much better this
morning that he expressed a belief that he
would be able to ride out by Saturday. He
called for the foreign papers this morning, and
was engaged for some time in reading them.
MI Frederick Sewe5d rested comfortably
last night, and is now doing REMARKABLY we'll
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OF INTEREST TO PAROLED PRISONERS.
All paroled Rebel prisoners who have re-
corted and decided to remain In Washington
or vicinity, will report to Col. Ingrahan, Pro-
vost Marshal General Defences North Of Pc.
tomac, ae soon as possible. All who have not
reported will do 30 at once,
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70 BE EXCHANGkD AND SENT BACK.

20 BE EXCHANGED AND SENT BACK
We understand that all those paroled pris.
oners OF war Of Lees army who were allowed
TO return to this city, are to be exclaimed
Immediately and sent South, it having beea
decided that they can NO longer claim ttas
District as their place Of residence All thasa
who return to their allegiance by taking tho
oath will be allowed to remain.
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SFrom Shiliington. odeon Building. wa
have Hdrper's Magazine for May, containing
more chapters OF "Our Mutual Friend.p hv
Dickens, and q general budget OF Interesting
matter.
Also, from Shillington' we have Ma.tam,
Dsmorssrs Illustrated Mirror Of Fashions.
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ALLOWED TO 60 NORTH.

A general order has been issued at Rich.
mond announcing that if among the paroIed
prisoners OF the Confederate army there are
any mechanics who desire to remove to the
North their families, with view to obtaining
employment, they will, upon taking the oath
Of allegiance, be furnished with transportation
to Philadelphia, New York or Boston, as they
may desire.
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DRAFTED MEN RELEASED

DRAFTED MEN RELEASED.
In obedience to orders from the Provost Mar.
shall General all the drafted men of this Dis
trict who were in the barracks at the corner OF
18th and streets, were released on Friday
The men were SO reioiced at their release that
they refused to receive the pay for the time
which they were held.
All drafted men who have failed to report
will now, we understand, upon presenting
themselves at the Provost Marshal's Office re.
ceiye q certificate Of release.
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MRS LINCOLN

Mrs. Lincoln is yet greatly depressed In
spirits, but is recovering somewhat from the
pfostrauon occasioned by Mr.. Lincoln's sud
den death. She is unable to leave her room as
yet, however, and is constantly attended by
Mrs. Secretary Welles. Mrs Lincoln will
probably leave for her home, in Illinois, about
the latter part of May.
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w. G r A N D FAIR
N Ar GONZA8A HALL.

Fair, on scale OF msgni6cencs never before
equalled in WashinstoR City. is now being held
Tor the benefit Of 1t. Aloysius Church, at COMA
ga Il ALL, street, between 9th and 10th open
every day and evening during this and the coming
week. The grand hal, eleg antly decorated-being
draPed with the flags of al nations and filed with
costly and useful srticlss Of art and SIX In end
less profu sion and variety-alone richly deserves
. Slsit from every person in the city.
c99eer every evening. ap25-dh
0E s ssnsG9ND WARD DRAFT MUTUAL AID
CsSHn .tAssoCIATI0N-Them members are request
TvTEfNIGe l. meeting to be held on TUESDAY
o. atS <otn instant, at Germ IN Hall.
az =, ~ SAs. ". ePALDING, Secretary.
Tshhsi66tHH a MUsIcAL PRoTlCrIvl
H hSIfs1s%ee society vi. held at Tenn ,eranes
NisDAY. ssS o'siccS nm m and 9Sr 3,9.h, on WE'D
city are cordially invited to attend o .h IN .ae
ssn and give their aid inausncs in IL Sccs
ing this Society. s ssso ~.
TPAT RI.orIo LR0TU RE
REV ]. Nc KBSpRRK RIsLY, D. D., will de,,v.-
his celebrated lecture ON TIE Universal Ysnkss
Nation. or the Whole American Peopie" ia the
Sixth street Presh yteriAp Church, near Mar Wand
avenue, on TUESDAY EVENING, April 18th AZ
~ o'clock. Appropriate and touching reference
viii be made to the assassination Of President
Lincoln.
Admission rs cents. ap A-fts
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GOING TA EIRQpG

Several paroled officers OF Lees army ha wing
signifed g. desire to go to Europe or elsewhere,
MAJOR General Ord has issued an order in
forming them that passports and passage to
Halifax will be furnished them on application
to the Provost Marshal General Department
of TirRinia
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The News Abroad.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25th.-Telegraphi
comm unication with New Westm ms ter,
British Columbia, is now completed.
The news of the Assassination Of President
Lin coin was received at Van Couver's Island
and British Columbia with every evidence Of
nuhliC sorrow.
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BIDS FOR FLOUR.

On the 18th instant, Capt Bridges, c. s. ",
opened the bids for furnishing the Govern.
ment with -four, when it was ascertained that
Georgetown and Baltimore merchants, at
prices ranging from 1915 to S940 About 5000
barrels were accepted at 1915. This bidding
shows a considerable decrease in the price OF
-four since the 4th Of "a arch, when the bidding
at that time ranged as high as IlI SIS per barrel.
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VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT.

A Tennessee delegation. headed by Hon. Hor-
ace Maynard, called to pay their respects to
President Johnson this morning, and had the
good sense to spare him the infiction OF
speech, simply testifying their good will by
cordial shake of the hand
As Tennesseeans they doubtless felt that they
knew his sentiments aud what stuff he is.mada
OF without any formal avowals on his part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25

ORPHANS CoURr-Jpdoe PGrcsU--This
morning tho will OF the late Patrick MAGE,
filed about ten years since, was fully proves
and admitted TO probate.
The frst and final account OF John Chew.
Administrator OF Phillip Chew, and the first
income account OF the same agent OF the heirs,
were approved and passed.
"A petition Of Mary Moore, sister OF Hugh
Mcmanon, deceased, for letters OF administrs-
ton, was fled
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BRANCH PASS OFFICE

BRANCH PASS OFFICE.
For the accommodation of civilians and to
facilitate the issuing Of passes, q branch pass
Office has been established In the tent ad Joining
Captain Slipper 8 Office on 14th street, and
placed in charge Of Captain Krebbs, OF Genr
AHsRr's STAN.
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THE PRESIDENTS MURDER.

ff"uSVTSduIZed IN Canada and ADpr0ved
IN H1chmond-One of the ST. Adams
RAIDERS Secretary Stewards Assailant.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April "a, 1865.
Ao5or General Dix, New York
inis department has Information that the
PRESIDENTS murder was organized In Canada
and approved in Richmond
Cne OF the assassins, now in prison, who at
tempted 70 kill Mr. Seward, is believed tn hs
one of the st. Adams raiders
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War.
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INTERESTING FROM WESTMINSTER
Death of an Editor-He is Killed by the
Citizens.

BALTIMORE, April 25.-Joseph Shaw, ed
itor OF the Westminster Carol County DEM
ocrat, whose paper was mobbed and material
destroyed on the night of the murder Of Pres
ident Lincoln, on account OF his disloyal sen.
timents, and who was warned away by the
people, returned yesterday to Westminster,
and last night was again waited upon by
delegation OF citizens, who knocked at his door.
He appeared and fired on the crowd, wound
ing q youEg man named Henry Bell. Upon
this the enraged citizens killed Shaw on the
spot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25

SALES OF SKvEN. sales Of
seven.thirties by Jay Cooke & Co., amounted
to S5,117 ,05N yesterday.
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RECOyERIN0-

Mr. E. w. Hansell, one of Secretary Stewards
attendants, who received a severe wound in
the back, just below the right shoulder blade,
from the hands OF the would be-assassin, is !
recovering, and expects TO be able to move
about in q few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25

the 9th army corps) and staff arrived here last
night from City Poi1t, on the dispatch boat
River Queen.
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FORCE REDUCED

CLERICAL FORCE REDUCED.
The clerical force OF the Provost MARSHALL
cfice (Major O. Beirnss) has been greatly r..
duced within the past few days. owing to the
business OF the ofnce having di nninished hY the
suspension OF the draft and recruiting,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25

COMMANDER OF RICHMOND.
Brig. Gen. z. T. Dent has been assigned to
duty as Military Commander Of Richmond,
and has charge CT all the troops within the
rify
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES We have
~ in store z full stock Of 0R0o KERY;
PLATED WARS, suitable for the above
sstael shments, Of as low prices IS the same
class of goods can be purch ssd In Northern Cities
WEBB & BEVBRIDGE,
ap 2et'u 500 l0dd Reilow VS. Ralll Ith street.
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BOARDING.

TWO WELL-FURNIsHED. LARGE ROOMSfor
L rent. with BOARD, at 4O7 ID St, bet. and
Penne. Az. up 25-3t~
EOR RKNT-Pleasant FURNISHED Rooms,
l. with board, at No. So Missouri avenue, betw.
Sd and An ats. Location pleasant ap 25+itt
VI by applying to 81 Montgomery street, George.
town. Ap PAST"
LIOUR OR 1--WE GENTLEMEN can be veil &C.
Il commodated with BOARD and LODGING on
9Th street east, between A and north. Also
ROOMS to let. % 2s-3ts
EOUR Oh FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BIZ WILL
i accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
K street, south corner Of 18th. mar 20
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~The Savannah papers say the news OF
Lees surrender passed over the telegraph line
at Millen, Georgia, last Wednesday, and was
hailed with low,
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Aor1Na MAYoK.-Daring the absence of
Mayo1 WallAeh, who 10 accompanying the re-.
mains OF the late President Lincoln to Spring
field. Illinois, Jos. +. Brown. Esq President
Of the Board Of Aldermen. 10 performing Ne
duties Of the Mayoraly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25

~ Brooklyn proposes to erect a monument
to the memory OF the late President Lincoln.
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~The Aug usta Cons titutionaIist OF the 18th
says JET. Davis has gone either to the Trans.
Mississippi Department or EUROPE, taking
with him half million dollars In specie.
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DPOF. HALLS CELEBRATED
L LONDON
VAST POWDER

Is pronounced to be the best Yeast or BAKING
PoWDEK now in Use. Having been used for some
now offered to the. pu bic 40 being the most
healthy. economical and reliable YEAST POW.
DER in the United Statos.
Handsomely put vi in tin cans. containing from
four ounces to twenty pounds and wiz keep for
BROADBENT & 90 Sole Agents.
Also, Manufacturers and Dealers in Coffees,
Table Salt &c, 90. Merchants and others will do
we'll to call, or send for list of prices. before
r. BRoADBEET co.,
81 North Calvert street,
sp -3m Baltimore, Md.
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u The New Workers are much exercised
BY the fear Of the Introduction Of the Russian
plague by emigrants, In consequence OF the
laxity OF quarantine regulations.
W Colored people In Tennessee are now
subjected TO poll tax.
ga French iron-clad is to be called the
Jules Caesar.
H. 1t is suggested the the humane Societies
should look after the suffering bounty brokers'
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price
PERFUMZRY, Fine French and In.
from the best houses glish BrushWares Combs.
of the world. Pearl and Coral Combs,
LCBINS, Shell and Fancy Combs,
PINAUDY, Imperatrice and Fancy
MAC6ENETS. Pins. in PotAta. Coral
P1VBRTS, Jet, Ivory and Gold; Bow,
DkMAR6ON'6, Waterfalls, Butterflies.
BULLY'S. new style; Curs, Bands,
sOClETk HYGIEf- Wigs, invisible; and in
lQUE, &c, &C., &c, one word, all the best
&c. &c. &c., Hair work can be found
Gold and Silver POW and made to order on
DEB, for tho Hair. short notice.
DEMONGEOT,
Corner Of D and 10th streets,
apH 2Ws near the avenue
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3 0hhND CUNC6hT
s by the
FEMALE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
Nv ATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,

SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. addressed
one copy to the President of the Board Of Alder
men and one copy to the President Of the Board
unit! MONDAY. the 9th Of May. at o clock p. IN >.
fnr laying water mains for the Corporation of
Washington during the cure mt calendar year
Forms and specifications can be had By apply.
ing at this office,
RANDOLPH CoYLE.
apr o. dt8may Water Raeistrar
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N~BxpEND1TUR!s FOR THE LATE Fu.

~BxPEND1TUR!s FOR THE LATE FU-
N3 NERAL.
Office fthe Comm isSioner Of Public BsiidinEs,t
Capitol of the y. s., AprilH, 1855. {
All persons having bills against the United
States on account Of the tuners of the late Presi
dent. will please prevent them, as soon as possi bic
At this office, that the entire expenditure may be
payment. B B. rRENCH A0AA
apt lw Commissioner Of Public Buildines.
nTGRAND CONCERT
FEMALE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
of the
1Sf, 2D and 4TH DISTRICTS,
Asslsted 6y the Male Grammar School, First Dis.
ODD FELLOWB' HALL. eth street,
m;MBDN 1sDAY 1VlNING. April IS, 1856.
Iickets, 20 cents. Children, Is cents.
Inc hne Chickering Il Sons Piano used this
1 Ti;s ON from the establishment of Mr..
All1s, 3V6 "a av. apA
ms I MH2pIIGl 70 TAX PAYlRs N THH
~ COUNTY OF WAsHINGToN:-The un-
deTs1gned, assessors of the county of Washinston.
I'll sit as beard of appeal at the Office of Nicholas
CaiIan Esq, clerk Of the county. corner of st
apd 18th st., on TUESDAY, April 18th, from 10 to
daily for two weeks to hear appeales on the as
sessment OF 1866.
D. V. BURR,
GEORGE II. PLANT,
CHARLES r BELT,
ap6'eo3w County Assessors.
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a pleasant time was enjoyed BY tbs members
Of Harmony Todse, No. 8, I. o. Q. F.. at their
lodge room at tha navy 4srd = the degree Of
tha lives Of the members. and quite q number
Of ladies' Who had previously taken this de-
gree were present. After Refreshments Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25

SThe Lake City (FIorida) Columbian an.
Eounces that Governor Milton, of that State,
has committed suicide by shooting himself
with q pistol.
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UIERsTADT's GRIAT PAINTING
Of the
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
will be on exhibition for . short time, a.
SEATON HALL,

Corner Of 9th and d streets.
Open from l0a m. to p. m. and from !. to 10
In the vening. an 5lv.
F0K sALi=An entirely new HOUSE. on req:
4 large lot sdjoinins Viii be sold 9TH the toss
stf asss' sstve aR' IN and 9th.
.ss1nd ssor3 FL
e r.
+ RAss 4' and BAR VIII tn STOCK ans FIXTURES
ss: rs: :s
TO 'S'i TX
1.a.y At IF
losges Of Rare Book. and YIN buy on eonmlssiOn.
store. store opposite T aro iS Thsst.r. sSas Ct
CHEAP Cash DRY. GOODS sToRE:-.The sub
- scIiber has opened at No IL B5idSs street.
g told a.
snz A sss .Is
CTEAMsHIP BALTIMORE HAS ARRTvaD
m ;:::: .s:ss
ssIss e. YORK s;s
T'hs NEW YORK DISPATCH LINE.
Tss s'i sss4 e. k kS.sf ais9s.
town, being 40 hours and IS minutes from Wharf
The Consignees can have their goods.
This splendid Steamer will leave Thursday at Il
It W. R. SNOW & CO., Agents.
"vTHE GREATKsr OF LIVING CAPTAINS"
-ILondon Times.
PUBLIS HE'D THIS DAY:
HEADLEY's LIFE OF
ERAL w. T. SHERMA
Being IN authentic and reliable record Of his
early life and remark able for ming the 4th
volume of the Library of Modern American Hs.
roes for Youth.
1vol lsmo. elsth sss pages and illustrations.
Now ready, uniform with above. the
9TH thousand OF Headley's Life of General Grant.
9th do do do Genr Mitchell.
For sale by Booksellers.
Published by
VIM. H. APPLETON,
BOOKSELLER AND PUsLIsHER.
81 and "a Grand Street, New York. 1t
ORPHANs' COURT. April 22d. 1885, DIS.
sdministrator Aforesaid has. with the spprs-
county aforesaid. appointed TUESDAY, the
10th .nd day Of Nay Te3 for the n..
deceased, and of the assets in hand, as far as
the same have been collected and turned into
Of said deceased tilted to attend, TAT the Or
phans' Court of Washington County aforesaid,
with their claims properly vouchsd, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from adl benefit IN
Sc vss
the Evening Star, previous to the said I'D day OF
May 1865.
Test: z. G. ROBBINS.
apr 25-1awSwS Register of Wills.
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On nanu large Stock OF
LUM BIER
comprising In part
100000 feet A White Pine Cuttings
10000 Hemlock Joist and ecantline
1H8,888 9aarHsstern Shore Fioot di11s
100. 600 A, Ga 8 and l2-4 W. P. Select and
Panel. mostly Albany of superior quality and
800: 900 Laths received direct and will be sold
Also, White Pine and Spruce Flooring, White
Pine and Cypress 1hinglee. Seasoned Oak, Ash and
Poplar, &c, &c, all OF which ofe- at the very
lowest market prices.
Particular inducements offered to large cash
purchasers.
T. EDWARD CLARK.
Virginia ave , bet 9Th and 10th SITS. east.
apl3-lm* Navy Yard.
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BOOTHS LAST A-PPEARANcR BUT ONE.-Tka
last appearance bat one or j. Wilkes Booth On
the stage was at Eord,s Theater on the 18th Of
March, when he volunteered for Mr.. McOnl.
lDugh's benefit, appearing as Psscara, ins r.
Taylor Shells play OF the Apostats, Mr.. Nc
Cullough playing Hemaya and Miss Alice
Gray as Floriada. The hast appearance he
made was on the night OF the tragedy, wAen ne
was seen bus q short time; and he wiz prob.
ably make hat one other, viz: when ne taxes
his fare well from the Scaffold.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LADIBs.
N. DBMON9EOT,

Importer of Human Hair and Perfumery.
proposes to sell at twenty Ave per cent. below the
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475 j. B: SCOTT. III
The undersigned wishes to inform the Public At
large that il you want Sign or your Houss paint
ed to call at AIS llth street between and F.
Gliding on Glass and Fancy Card written to or
der,
The above work done in q workuanliks manner
and at prices to suit the times. apHlw
nREss HATS. of the Latest Styles and finest
- qualities. In silk, black, and pearl cassl- n
meres. Particular attention Is called to the u
REgORTE HAT, SO highly recommended for
its lightness and comfort to the wearer
II. STIEEMETZ, Halter,
apis 234 Pa. av.. second door from 18th at.
I gMBER! LUMBER LUMBER!
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MARTHA WARRINGTON SOCIAL TEMPLE OF
HONOR, No. 1, was instituted ON last evening
by d. G. w. Templar ID. p. Holloway, wheI
the following officers were elected for the com
ing term, viz:
S.P.T': E. n pearson. h r. Miss 1 fa1zS,
Freeman. S. V. T.; ID. r. Hickliag. b. Past T
Mrs. H. E Heaton. S. Past T.; q. Westerfeld
b r Mrs. M A. Westerfield, R;J J
Edison, b f. r 4; Mrs w w Ashdown, S. T
q A Mark, b U Miss L. s. Edison, u
w. F. Mohett, b 81 Miss l.. E. Langley, S. g
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I IGHTI LI0ATEI C0AL UIL LIGHrIH
1t shines 30 bright, and the consumers Of OH
viii agree with NJ that It s safe and cheap light.
hours light; the New Flint GLASS AnnsAled Ohia.
ney 10 the best and they Will not break With
you win agree with others that have ased them
that they az O. represented. y.R, FOLEY,
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Amnesty Proclamation.

President Johnson has issued his procla-
nation setting forth who may and who may
not, among those engaged in the rebellion,
come into full citizenship on taking the oath
of allegiance. Those rejected by the Proc
lamation, are divided into fourteen classes.
and can only secure pardon and the restora-
tion of property rights upon special appli-
cation. Restoration of property in Slaves
will not, under any circumstances be allowed.
The President has also issued a procla-
nation looking to reconstruction IN North
Carolina. The Hon. w. W. Holden has
been appointed Provisional Governor. and a
convention of loyal citizens is 10 be called.
In The election of Delegates to the Conven-
<on, none but those who have taken the rep-
ularly prescribed amnesty oath can take part
either as voters or candidates.
We will publish both Prpclamations mex.
week.