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The New York herald., 1865-10-06

TaOY, \. r., Oct ., 1865.
At tho Union Convention here to day Hon. Glib
son, OF Washington. unanimously nominated for
Senator from the Twelfth district.
OswEGo, Oct s, 1865.
At the Democratic Convention held to-day at Mexico
Avery skinner nominated for State Senator to repre-
sent the Twenty FIRST district
BuFrAio N. ", Oct 8, 1885,
The republicans yesterday afternoon nominated d. 8.
Bennett for State SENATOR represent tins the Thirty
1rsL) district
The New York herald., 1865-10-06
News from Tennessee.

NAsavItLg o. ,, 1865
Brgadior General Parkhurst Provost Marshal General
Of the Department OF Tennessee has been mustered QUE
Of service is once wo be nllcd by Brigadier General
r w. Johnson formerly district commander 90 Morfrccs
boro. 4
The trial Of Colonel Joseph G. Crane BY court massa
vni no resumed 10 morroS
The New York herald., 1865-10-06
The steamer Littlo Aaa a, us,vcao

USWfNO, y. y, Oct }, 1868
Tho government steamer Little Ada formerly block.
ade runner put into s port this morning Tor coal she
from Washington via tho ~. Lawrence riycr and
% be employed on The upper lakes In the coast survey
The New York herald., 1865-10-06

AiBsvy oct 3, 1895
The day calendar for Friday October q, s65:--Noa
IG5. l0s. joe ITO III. I72 17s 1A 176 and l7o
The New York herald., 1865-10-06

NhW UhttANs, OCT Z, IsOJ.
Tho New Orleans and Jackson Railroad has uuen COM
pelcd through 70 Canton, mississippi, and trains viii
soon commence running.
Evening star., 1865-04-28
wAsHIN0ToN CITY,
FRIDAY ...... APRIL %, 1865
THE END oF THE ASSASSIN.


The manner of death Of =. Wilkes Booth,
though at first disappointment to the puonc,
has In some respects a peculiar fitness. roI
sympathy with his deed he received the hercest
execration; instead of brilliant escape 70
refuge Of safety the officers of justice hunteo
the crippled fugitive like starved oeast from
swamp to swamp, and at last, exhausted by
exposure and hunger and pain, the wretch
died the death of q cur. What may have been
tha anguish of his craven soul as the tolls
closed around him no man may ever know.
Whatever torture frenzied people might
have inflicted upon his carcass had he fallen
into their hands alive has been exceeded by
the misery of his flight, and at the end Neme-
sis more terrible than the law crowned with
agony the hight Of his eternal infamy.
1t is best that he should have passed beyond
human passion as he did. The wretch whom
a righteous trial might have invested with
some degree OF respectful detestation, is now
only the despised malefactor, dying the death
of mad dog in an out house
What excitement, perhaps disturbances Of
the peace, has been arrested, can only be sur
missed, but that he could have been quietly
Judged and punished with the hot spirits OF
the people thirsting for his blood, requires an
almost unattainable faith in human forbear.
AnCe.
Evening star., 1865-04-28
uYYW.L. WALL q CO.. Auctiopeers,
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN THE SEVENTH

By virtue O. the decree Of the Orphans Court Of
the District of Columbia. dated the Sth day Of De
ss@Ss.: 1864, apl, soPdrmsd 2d ;! rs Court OF
on MEDNH HspAY. ths 18th day Of Decenbsr a;
pa ,Ss s.;sts sts Of Snn "a yns sisa. s Geosse
j., Ella ard fmma Potion, minor children OF
interest and title the WIDOW oi tbs sad Charles
erty. viz ALI Lot numbered twenty three. f.s1
in Square numbered four hundred and ninety
This pr perty is situated on the corner Of {.
street west and .nnth street, and il improved by
4 neat brcs dwelling heuka.
Terms: Ore bali cash; ths residue Ia three ana
eix months the purchs er giving his notes for the
deferred pasm.nts. s.tistsctor ily indor'ed' ana
Title deed to BE- tetsined uatii the whsis OF 'ae
M eonveysncins g at the cost Of the purchaser
aCSANNAH POTION. Gsaraisn.
A. LLOYD. ATTORNEY ana Assns'
,.u~s~nv, n.soRI R1D PROPERTY WILL
he re.oid or TBUksDAY. the IIth day OF MAY,
Iars Al a CLOCK m., ct t,e ftsk aad expense ci
the second .SffsANNAB POTION Gu6rdisR.
SILOYD, Attorney and Agent
.,a-so,tAds WI, WALL & CO.. Aucts-
Evening star., 1865-04-28
A BLOCKADE RUNNER DESTROYED.

The Navy department has received informa-
tion that the United States schooner Fox, q
tender TO the steamer Stars and Stripes, while
AT anchor a. Deadnan's Bay, Fla discovered
the blockade running schooner Rob Roy on
the south siGe of the bay, near the shore. An
armed boat being sent 10 attempt her capture,
she was run ashore by her Gre and fired. A
small portion of her cargo was saved in &
damaged condition. The saved portion con
sisted of a let OF cavalry sabres and farming
and mechanical Implements.
The Department has also been informed that
an expedition from the United States steamer
Somerset. on The Goth instant, DESTROYED a sal :
works on ST Joseph's Bayou, Fla consisting
of boiler, with boxes, nogsheads, barrels and
sluce; also. four. wheeled wagon and q hut.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

O The late Missouri Convention vacated
500 Cfnces in the State. A st. Louis paper avs:
"It will perhaps be fair TO estimate the aver
age applications for each Office at ten. Eigh.
thousand ONCE seekers in one Stater'
- A movement has been started in Boston
10 raise one hundered thousand dollars, by
one dollar subscriptions, to he presented TO
MAkrLAFD FARMs.-8eneral Patterson. of
fahsneipbia, and General Abercrom Die. Uni
IN Talbot county, Mar land.
~ Ine FAll River cotton mills and the
American print works arc resuming opera.
Gops. oPoio,
~By order OF Major General HurIeurt
leans. known as the "Soule Maps,on - he.
beer assigned as an Orphans Home. for ,hs
benefit Of the orphans Of freed men and ni.csd
ia barge OF Mrs. Louise lie Mor,ie a Isdr ~
proved patriotism and &C kno wledged Abiiity
Evening star., 1865-04-28
RYJAs. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionssrs.
SALE By AUCTION Q! HOUSEHOLD FURNI

On THURSDAY MORNING. May 4th. COM
mencinT at 10 clock. at No. IL street, bet en-
sth ard 9th We shall sell the Furniture and n.
'ects of a family removing frsm the city, con
ssiiDso OF
Mahogany case Piano Forte, by Knsbe & Gehls.
Hair 9th and D&mssk-coyeIed eofSs,
Damask covered Dlvaus and Hair cloth Chairs
Marble-t top Centre aud Sofa Tables
Dsmask am Lace Curtains and Coruioe,
BooA case and secretaes.
Walnut ana Mshogony Bedsteads
Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus and Wsshstsnfs.
Feather Bed, Bolster and Pillows,
Husk and IA top Mattresses,
Clock. Canelebras, and Mantel Ornaments,
Mahogany Dining Tables, and Marble top Si1s-
Refrigerator, Wash.ubs, Buckets. as.,
Pailor and Chamber Carpets.
Stair Carpet aud Oil cloth,
One large Imitation Stewart Cook stove AL
Fixtures,
Flat top Cooking Stove and Iixtusss.
Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash.
JAS c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
At @ clock. On the premises. the House and
Lot will be cold. See advertise msnt in anothe-
column. ap . I'd
Evening star., 1865-04-28
REORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF WASHINGTON

SEORGANIzATION or THE DEPARTMENT
OF WASHINGTON.
Major General Augur, commanding the De.
psrtment OF Washington, has issued the fol-
lowing important order:
HRApQCARTRRs DEPARTMENT OF WASH
rNGToN, I'D Army Corps, April 26th, 1s65-
General Orders, No. SCI. The following or.
ganiza:ion OF Districts within this Department
Is announced for the information and guidance
lst. District of Alexandria, . embrace that
portion Of the Department of Washington and
ell the troops serving therein, lying south Of
the Potomac-except the "Nortnern Nsck"N
south of the railroad from Fredericksburg and
Aqua creek Landing, with headquarters at
MleAanGrle, tirglnia, 10 be commanded by
Major General Jno. q. Parke, United States
Volunteers.
I'd. District of Washington, to embrace that
portion OF the Department of Washington
nortn C1 the Potomac, and all troops serving
therein. excepting the city Of Washin gton and
the country between the Potomac and Patux-
eHt s;Vers, south Of the Piscataway, with
Aeadquarters in Washington, ID. q, to be COM
manded by Brevet Major General .. B Wilcox,
United States Volunteers.
Sd. District Of the Patu1ent to embrace the
country between the Potomac and Patuxent
rivers and south Of the Piscataway, and all
troops serving therein-except Point Lookout
and Immediate yicinity-with headquarters at
or near Port Tobacco, Colonel Il. II. Wells,
G6th Michigan volunteers, temporarily in
charge.
4th District Of "Northsrn Neck" to embrace
Gn6 country between the fOtOlndC dUQ Kappa.
hammock rivers, south OF the Fredericksburg
and Aqua Creek Railroad, aud all troops
serving therein, Col. n. b. Sweitzer, 10th New
York cavalry, temporarily in charge, with
heads suarters at such point as he may select.
IL The District of St. Mary's is hereby dis
continued. The commander Of Point Lockout
will report direct TO these d4uarters.
III Commanding officers will report dispc.
si,ion and post of troops within their respective
Districts. with as little delay es practicable
furnishing lists OF brigades, regiments and
batteries, 18th names of commanders.
By command of ajor Gen. G.. O. Augur.
J. H. TAYLOR, Chief of staff; A. A. G.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

TIE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
for sale. and in wrappers for the mails, coa-
tanning full particulars OF the capture Of Booth
and his accomplices, further details of the as
sassination OF President Lincoln, and the at
tack on Secretary Seward, appearance and
conc uct OF the prisoners, all the war ne VS. OF
the phst week, the She rman and Johnston ar
eisnce, movements Of the Army OF the Poto.
mac, annlrs AZ Richmond literary, foreign do.
mesdc land agricuiturai miscellany, several
graph dispatches from all uuar1ers' L. s,
Fer connected account OF the recent t,ss;c
evenfs lose 70 time IN procuring a conv ., ~ .
Weekly Star as the number is rapidly dim,n. !.
fehIng.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

EASTERN SHORE RAILwAY.-A vfgoruns
effort is being made TO secure the compietion
At an early day, of The branch railway extend
ing from Oxford. in Talbot county,t to Smyrua.
on the Delaware railway, about fifty miles
distant thus afording TO the Eastern Shore OF
Mary land a direct railway communication
with Phiiadelphia General Tench Tilghman
Is he president Of the company.
Evening star., 1865-04-28
LOCAL NEWS.

DEATH OF RICHARD s. Coxx-Rianard
smith Coxe, ,avorably known TO the legal pro-
iessi0n % %,nr9ugnontthe country, died this morn-
ing aoo9t SIX O'Clock, OF chronic diarhPs, from
+ which he had suffered severed months He
was born at Burlington, N j., graduated at
Harvard in the same class with Judge u ayne,
OF the y. supreme Court, and studfed law
TO Washington in 1922 he was soon recognized
among the leading members Of the District
Bar, and the Supreme Court of the U. s., inti-
matey associating with Gen. Jones. Pinckuey
of aryland, Webster and other distire uished
men. at the commencement OF the rebellion
ne took decided stand in favor of the Union,
ana throughout the contest ably supported the
Government Death has removed him al the
age Oh 'a, from q large circle OF valued
lriehos, and deprived the legal profession of
will take place ON Sunday next, at four
O'Clock y. m.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

DISINTERMENT OF BODIES PROHIBITED.
By direction OF Major General Augur, on the
recommendation Of Brigadier General D. H
Rucker, Chief Guar rsermaster, the disinter.
meat Of bodies OF deceased soldiers and others
dyi ing IN the service OF the United States, with.
in the limits OF the Department OF Washing
ton, will be discontinued from May LIST to
October 1st, 1865. ...-
Evening star., 1865-04-28
QYJ.C. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF TaE CHOICE STOCK or
FINE ROCRRIEb. LIQ COkS, &o, AT TIN
OLD ESTABLISHMENT 2IH PENNsYLVA-
fik fikbssl bAsysEkUs, DIRscrLY OPPOSITE WILL
On THURsDAY MORNING. May 4, 1855, at 10
O'Clock. will be sold at auction, by catalogue,
fne assortment of Groceries and Liquors, en-
braciDg-
Very o.d Coepac Brandie in bottles and oasks
Very old Bourbon ard Bye Whistles do
Very old Pert, sherry. and Medsira Wines
Scotch Ales London Porter
Charapagues, Oiaret, AID White Wines
Pine French COrdals
Green and Black Tea. (6- ID. caddiesl
A full assortment of Crosse & Blackwsips Londoa
eauces and Pickles
sardines French Peas, Oil, Mustard, &c.
Fine Havana Cigars, Domestic do, smoking To-
Sacco
store Fixtures. Wagon, tnew,. large Clock. iovsr
the Storel.
Cstaio cues ready day of sale.
Terms casa. >xeurppa l. m a,.,.
an.S-st j ". vcU Aho " So'' N'@'''
Evening star., 1865-04-28
RYJ. Q. MEG UIRK & CO.. Auctiouesrs.

NEAT THREE-sToRY FRAME DWELLING
Mas roGk1a o2i fusEc
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. May ID at i've
O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell part of Lot
No 5, in Square south of SOU No. sis. fronting
~ feet inches on Massachusetts, avenue. and run
ming back with average depth of 20 feet. i'm
proved by O. neat three story frame dwelling
house, containing ten rooms. with gas hxtureH
Throughout the house, and water in the yard Pos
session given immediately.
Terms: One-half cash; the balance in S and Is
months, with secured notes bearing interest
All corveyancing and stamps at the cost Of th .
purchaser.
ap 28.d J. q. Meg UIRE & Co, Aucts.
Evening star., 1865-04-28
The. Rem aims
VISIT TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON

A delegation of Pennsylvanians, nu mberng
about one hundred, called upon President
Johnson this morning at II O'Clock. They were
introduced in a few appropriate remarks by
Commissioner Lewis, OF the Internal Revenue
Bureau, to the President, who responded
briefly and happily, adherirg to the senti-
ments heretofore expressed by him in remarks
to various delegations that have called upon
Evening star., 1865-04-28
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

IXCELLEET SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EURNf.
TUKE Ar PUBLIC SALE
On TUESDAY at Ia O'Clock a m We shall sail
streets. viz:
Walnut Sofas, Arm Chairs and Rockers
Walnut Hair cloth Reception Chairs
Gilt Frame Pier Mirror ~ by %. Slab and Brach at
hnarole-toR n Center Table s ara VIA oYY1hyatnets tnetso-.
Walnut and Oak EXteI sion Table and Diu!nk
Fine Oak Sideboard and Refr gerator
Marble-tep Walnut Dreasing Bureaus
do DO Washstands
Solid Walnut BedGteads
Jepny Lind Gotta ge, and other Bedsteads
Hair, Shuck, and other Mattresses
Octta &c Sets imitation oak, with marble .tspe
Mahogany Bureaus. WaEhstands aud Wsrdrobss
Secretary and Hair Spring Mattress
Cur rtains, Window Shades and Ornaments
Cook, Rarlor, and Cham DER S.oves
Terms cash GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
sp2S.d Int Auctionec7s.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

HIS ExcRLLKNCy PRESIDENT Johnson
honored Gardner with q series of sittings for
photographs, at his gallery this morning The
pictures are pronounced perfect success, and
will Immediately be published bv Phiip A
Solomon. Eleven negatives were completed
in half an hour. showing the rapid facilities OF
the establishment for executing pictures with
ont the delay which has hitherto attended pho
tOgraphy
Evening star., 1865-04-28
HEROLD.


David c. herold, the accomplice of Booth
better known as Dave Herold, is about twenty
two years Of age. and for the most part of his
life has resided in the Sixth Ward, where,
after he left the school at Charlotte Hail, st.
Mary's county, Md, he entered q drug store.
His iamented father held for many years
responsible position at the Navy Yard, and
none stood higher than he in the community.
Dave, however. is not chip Of the old block
IL every respect, and ss best known for his
brsgeadocio style and yasrant habits. He is
great talker, and the wonder of those who know
him is that he was ever trusted by Booth with
any knowledge of the conspiracy. Another
wonder is that Heroid managed to keep Booths
secret.
Last summer he left the drug store of DR.. T. .
5. Walsh, where he had been for a consider.
able time employed, and made some effort to
obtain an appointment OF Surgeons Steward
on the Potomac FlotilIa, but in this he failed.
He has been out OF employmen since. and has
lived rather fast, keeping q horse and riding
out frequently, dressing in flashy style, aud
ali without any visible means of support He
has always been known as a rebel sympa-
thiser.
Since his capture be has endeavored to keep
upa reticence very foreign to his nature aud
which was doubtless enjoined on him By Booth
When left by himself in his cell it has been OBJ.
served, however, that his sham OF stoicism
gives way, aid he bursts into fits OF convul.
sive weeping.
Yesterday afternoon his photograph was
taken at his place of confinement He was
dressed In dark grey pantaloons, light blue
military yest, faded blue jacket and black
slouch hat From the sullen frown on his
countenance IT would appear that he was
rather averse to being photographed.
Evening star., 1865-04-28
KEEpsR OF pITBLIc .RcuIvvs

KEEPER OF PUBLIC. ARCHIVES,
Col. r. d. QUITS, A. ID. O., has been app oint-
ed keeper OF public archives at Richm ond
Rooms are to be fitted up In the Custom House
for use, where will be collected and arranged
all captured papers, books, maps and public c
documents y
Evening star., 1865-04-28

e GEN. HANCOCX's X'sHRADQUAgTBRs n
Gen. HaEc IN has established his headquar-
ters in the roolhs In Winder's Building recent.
~ occupied by Gen. Grant.
Evening star., 1865-04-28
FROM BURLINGTON, VT.
Anticipate d r ebel Raid from Canada
Military Turned Out.

BURLINGTON. VT, April 29.-Information
was received here this morning that the rebel
sympathizers in Canada are preparing for A.
other raid on the frontier towns Of this State.
The Federal and State military authorities
are on the alert, and fully prepared to repel
any invasion
Guards have been placed on steamers on
Lake Champlain, and troops ordered to the
more exposed frontier towns.
The militia of this city have been notified TO
be IN readiness for any emergency, and the
raiders will receive q warm reception If they
come along.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

RYJAs. O. McGUiRE& &c co. Auctionsers.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH
STREETS WEST
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. May 2. at g..
O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell Lot No 4
and the western 10 feet If Lot No g. in Davidson
subdivision of sqHare No 3l3 fronting to er IS
feet l inch On north street. between Ilth And
l2th streets west, snd runains back lOO feet TO q
public alley. to be divided and sold two buildins
lots. OF II feet inches each.
These lots are finely located. in a pleasant and
hesithy part of the city fronting Immediately on
Terms: One third CASH the remainder in auA
l? ?montbs v ith il teEest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
ConveyanciIe and stamps at the cost of ths
purchaser,
3D. I'D J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
Evening star., 1865-04-28
POSTMASTER At RICHMOND.

4 POSTMASTER AT RICHMOND.
DR.. Alex. Sharp, OF ST. Louis, missouri, ieft
Washington FOR Richmond on Taesdsy' and
the Whig Of yesterday noticing ms arrival In
that CITY. SAYS that che has been appointed
Postmasier for Richmond and will proceed
AT onncaI 10 organize the post Office" p
Evening star., 1865-04-28

MARINI's last sciree OF the season, prior 70
his grand floral May festival, comes Of TO-.
night at Temperance Hall
Evening star., 1865-04-28

- SECRETARY AND ASSISTANT SECRE-
TIE TARY OF STATE. = :
secretary Seward IL rapidly regaining
strength. and has now 80 far recovered from
his In jurSes an to be ablo TO- ride ont each day.
There is also marked improvement In the
con dition OF the Assistant Secretary.
Evening star., 1865-04-28
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
PRESIDEcr LINCOLN'S REMAINS ar
CLEVELAND.


CLEVELAND. April es.-All along the route
this morning. the usual demonstrations OF sor-
row were witnessed.
The remains were escorted by large mill.
taJy and civic procession TO beautiful con
.tructed temple prepared to receive them, and
socn thereafter the face Of the honored dead
was open to thousands OF spectators, who in
adm mirable order entered and retired from the
enclosure.
The entire population or the city IS abroad
all seemingly impressed with the solemuity OF
the occasion.
Evening star., 1865-04-28
PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL PETRO-
LEUM COMPANY.
VENANGO COUNTY. PENNA
wENTT-T1vE CENTS PER SHARE FOR FULL
PAID STOgE.
CAPITAL $500 900 ats1oo PAR VALUE,
WohKING CAPITAL 100. 900 sHAREs. or
S25.O0O,
CAPITAL $500 900 ats1oo PAR VALUE

The assets Of this Com pan consists Of TO- acre,
flsnd N fee simple. two leases near Sugar Creek
one lease on Cherry Run with half the oil, With
half the Oil of two leases free of expen.s to the
Company. which are on Two Mile Bun.
The Office is open in the evening frsn to O. tn
enable those who are employed through the dav
to have an oppor rtuHity to examine for themselves
Boo Of subscription now pen for few days A..
214 PeLn o ave-, bet I4th and 18th SITS
8. n. RAYBOLD. Agent.
One half of this stock is now taken In the city Of
Phiiad e!phia.
OFFICERS.
PREaIDENT-O q. P. COEOvBR
TREAsURER-TOBIAsD DCRNKY.
sECRsTARY-IsAIAHB BAT1s.J Jr. .p25 IT.
DROF. HALLS CELEBRATED
LONDON
YEAST POWDER
Il pronounced to be the best Yeast or BAKING
POWDER now in So Having been used for some
now offered to the public as being the most
healthy ecopomical and reliable YEAST POW.
DER in the United Ststos.
Handsomely put up In tin cans, con tanning rom
.en % g.k Of time and n any climate If kept dry
BROADBBNT & 90 4, Sole Agents.
Also. Manufacturers and Dealers In Cofees.
crude M spa ground, Spices Mustard.. hne around
well to call, or send for list of prices. before
'1'' J.T. BRoApBEET 4 CO.,
81 North Calvert street,
an1 N Ralf
Evening star., 1865-04-28
DYw B, LEWIS Il CO, ,Auctioneers,
ID No. 301 Pennsylyania avenue.

FURNITURE OF A FAMILY REMOVING AT
On MONDAY next, Nav Ist a. 10 e'clook. st n,
be sold a Auction,
Parlor Sets,
Lounges, Chairs rstsfabIss,
Large Mirrors.
Blk good Car pets,
Four full Setts Cottage Funitlrs.
ReddirR, Mattresses,
China and Glass Ware,
Cutlery, Plate Ware,
Kitchen Utenseis, 6c.
ap 25-ct W d. LEWIS Il CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1865-04-28
LOST AND FOUND.

T OBT-On Thursday 9Th. in the oars on Pa. Av.,
Lnear sih st POoKKT- BOOK, containing SE.
The ander viii be literally rswsrded By returning
il to 80 Market epAee, At Mr.. BAART Faacy
Store. It,
I OsT-On the nth inst, y, in front Of Dsmpse &
Ii O'Toole's store. on Pepna. av bet. eth aod
10Th ste.. !. small gold tipped GUTrA PERcHA
PENCIL. hegentlemsn who was seen to pick it
mp will confer Q great favor by leaving it ss 469
18th st.. bet. < and ? or at the Star ofhcs. 1t"
con RRWARD-Lost. on the 18th inst ., . large
SZU leather -colored POCKET BOOK, con.
tanning between SIS and 500. there being two IS
notes az the rest being in ones and two's. The
Under will receive the shove rexard by rsturning
st N Northern Liberty or Central Markets. ar 3lt
QS RlWARD-strayed or atolen oa MONDAY
sDC last, two MILCH COWS, eue with vide
one with white spotted l. ge; red COW has right ear
croppea ard split S. esch win bs paid il returned
to HENRIETTA sPRIGGs. 18th street. between
@ and d, or any information leading 20 their re-
csvery. RpN2ts
OBT-Bstween ath aud Pa avenue. and 9Th and
IL streets, BY way Of 7tb. GOLD CHAIN,
ifleft at 500 st. ap % st
I OST-From my buggy. on Congress street, be.
IL tween West and Gay streets. Georxetown. or
a BLACK LAP BLANKET. lined with blus Gan
mel. The finder will be snitAb rev arded by leRv.
ing it at the above stable. orat I3l West street
ap "a cost" VIM. MARbURY.
OsT-On the afternoon Of Tuesday, ApriI Is,
LTHREk KEYS, tied with red tape, o ae OF tn N
asafe Aey. liberal reward will be paid for their
return to this office. sp20-tf
Evening star., 1865-04-28

PERFUMERT, Fine French and ln
from tie best houses Elish hBrushWare.Combs,
ofthe wor,t Pearl and Coral Combs.
LCRINS, Shell and Fancy Combs,
PIEAUDs, Imperatrice and Fancy
MAC6 ENETS, Pins. in Potata, Coral.
PlFBRTs. Jet. Ivory and Gold; Bow.
: DEMARsOES Waterfalls, Butterflies
BCLLY'e. new style; Carls, Bands.
aOCIETR HYGiEN- Wigs, invisible; and in
IQUE, &c, &c, DC, word, all the best
DC, &c, &C., Hair work can be found
God and Silver POW and made to order on
DER. for the Hair. short notice.
DEMONGROT,
Corner of D aud 10th streets,
ApT 2v* near the avenue.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

~MAsONIC.-A stated meeting ST st. Johns
@ Looge. No. II. viii be held at Masonic
Hall corner Of ard 9th streets. THIS Friday
RV&NING, at O'Clock.
1t W N. SMITH, Ssc'y
Evening star., 1865-04-28

Two LKT-That very desirable suit Of ROO Ms on
L PennsSlvanis avenue. between 6th aud orb
streets, white front build ns, suitable for this
used. Apply Immediately.
GEO. @. JENKs
Folders Addressed Envelope Printer,
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