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TIE APPOINTING POWER.

dispatch from this city u, the philadelphia
Press few days since, inrimated strongly that
measures were to be taken to restrict Execu-
tive patronage, and confer the appointing pow
er, in all but q few cases, on Congress, and the
author seemed to think he had made good hit,
when he slyly suggested that the President
could not consistently veto bill to accomplish
that object, because he objected to the Freed
mems Eureau and Civil Rights Bills on ac-
count of their increasing the power of the Ex-
ecutive. Now every one knows, that with fe w
exceptlens, the appointing power is only
nominally with the President. Nearly every
Executive appointment or promotion is the d.
rect result of the Recommendation of Senator
or Represe ntative and so firmly is the custom
established, thHt Members of Congress now
claim as right, what was originally conceded
Is courtesy, and demand n certain number of
appointments in the Departments.
But the drift of the movement is plain
enough 1t Us to give the appointing power to
lie Rasiical majority IN Congress and ensure
the SAFETY OF such " the present office holders
as are either boldly or sneakingly denouncing
the President. We think Congress had better
let the matter rest as it is. If the present men,
bers were secure in their own seats for the rest
of the Presidents term, it might work 10 their
satisfaction, but sooner or later they would
themselves feel the effects of such a measure.
A fine state of affairs 1t will be when the De-
partments are filed with men who, instead of
cooperating cheerially with each other in the
Performance of the duties devoIved upon
them because they have faith in the admins
tration, are engaged In caballing to thwart
their superiors, and disobey all instructions
because they owe nothing to those they serve.
Freeman Clarks IN every Department and
every Clerk against his suDertor Chaos oop,a
again Imagine such a state of things here
during the late rebellion. How would it have
worked then?
Congress has not strengthened its position
by its ostracism OF members of that BODY on.
posed TO the majority, but if they attempt to
carry the same spiritinto every Department of
the Government, we predict for them an over.
wheiming defeat when they again come before
the people.
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CUSTOMS AGENTS APPOINTED

commissioner Sargent, OF the Customs, IS
providing for the eHectual protection of the
revenue along the Southwestern frontier
where II has been discovered that considerable
smuggling Is being carried on by vessels enter
ing the Guli Of California and INTRODUCING con =
tTaband goods into Arizona. An agent has been
assigned 10 the coast of Texas, from Galveston
70 orr Duncan, 10 be stationed at Cornns
thrlsu. Another agent has been appoiuted To
That part OF the frontier bordering on The north
ern part OF Mexico, from San Diego California
TO III Paso, New Mexico distance of eight
Fort Yuma "'
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Eenian
Soldiers in Ireland - The British
Troops in nd Half FeniAns.
NEW IoaK, April 9.-The steamship At
lantic, from Southampton on the 18th, has
arrived.
She reports in the Straits Of Dover, on the
evening Of the 18th of March, that she expert
enced the most severe storm that has swept
over the English coast for several years.
Among her passengers is an accredited agent
of the L. r. B., who accompanied Stephens in
his Hight through England 70 Paris, where he
arrived safelo, and is nov probably on his
way TO America AT the Time OF his departure
from Ireland Mrs. Stephens was at Cork en-
route for America. All steamers and vessels
We're then under watch by the authorities.
Stephens was at that time in London
The l. II. b. agent says there are two b nm
dred and fifty thousand disciplined men in
Ireland ready for the order to strike for free
dom. GI'-t-
The British army in Ireland is forty thou
sand strong, but apout one-haf are Fpnians
There is not a single regiment in which there
has not been arrests for Fenianism. 49,
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CRIMINAL CoUET, Judge FiSker.--This morn
ing. Rachel Smith, indicted tor he murirr Of
Charles &. Parker, an isfant child of Nary
Parker, IN houSs in ChsStnu Alley, on the
Attn OF Novembe, last. was placed on tT:al: J
j. johnson and - L. Drury appearing for thr
defense. II is alleged tina: ihe &C used entered
the room OF the mother OF the child during her
absence, and taking mp the CHILD went 10 the
porch, and then Intentionally lest fall, when
" received sucn in lurieS that deaih rpsuitcd
The defense deay that t5e child was nurpoSe-
ly let drop, andtassert that the accused was 50
drunk that she did not know what she WIS
ahDur
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LOCAL NEWS.

NAVY GARD.-At the Navy Yard the -sina
dOubl"-turreted monstOr Tocawan as which
was kaid up last fall, h being nttec 30 fo..sar-
vice. The hne steamer Augusta Is rauIc. Y
beng ntred Tor sea service. The IAN So, %
wall has been disr-antled end haRlec out 10
the stream. The laying Of the railway. nom
me " harf TO the various shops anC warehouses
has been commenced, and IN 4 short u.ae TO
facilities for unshIpping azid stor.ng apc re-
shipping viii be unsurpassed. PGymssteT J
2. kenning enters to-day on bus dsty,S-S &C
coRntant, new Office at this yard. which has
been IN existence ia the No<therE yards = feu
months past
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PKRsoNAL-It is said that John Morrissey,
the pugilist. is to be run for Congress by Tam
many Hall in place Of Gen. Nelson Taylor.
..'' The death of Major Alfred NJ. Barbour,
formerly OF Culpepper, but for several years
before the war a resident Of Jefferson county,
Va, and Superintendent Of the Armory al
Harper's Ferry, is announced. Maier Bar
,bour served several terms in the Virginia Leg
fslature, and during the late war was chief
quartermaster Of Genr Joseph E. Johnston's
army.
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RY THCs, DOWLING, Auct. Gsor 1etow..

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD EERNITURRANp
EFFEGrS AT AUCTION
On tn GRSDAY MORNING, April ,l7th az no
O'Clock, Twill ssit, at the residence Of z Phil.
lips, Eco, No. Ia Briage street, rear Cong e.s
street, "a OF his fnrnit-re, consisting Of
Three ply and Ingram Carpes
Bedstesss, BuSsAus, Chairs. TNbles and Mirrors
Mattresses. Lounge, Window Shades TO
Morning GLORY Parlor Stove and CHER Stoves
BroHzs Chanseliers and other Gas Fsx.ares
Hatrack, Oil Cloth. &C, &c
And many articles BOT mentioned
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
spe Ilptell krnfianaar
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Steamer Lost.

BosToSN April a.-rho stesmsAip Tow ads.
from Boston, on March l5th, fcr HaS;.na- went
ashore on the ssth ult., n the CSree.sn SsOaIS.
on the FLORIDA coast, an Obliged. broke lAtwo.
and became n total loss. -WreciStrg -ss.-l. ~
engaged IN saving her cargo. The pJrI - b.
tween her decks was saved Al good con O.
ton. T:ra passengers and CT lNg,srs So ~
The vessel WAS valued NJ SlB0.900. She NJ
fully insured, SlG0OO n Boston, The rest Il
New York.
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ap 9 2aWkdi
ID q B L &c s A L Z.

Will be offered At public sale, on the 18th DAY Of
April: lMOhDAI y AZ noon IA fair, II not the nsxf
residence, isOxn q Cioudissd. ssast.S ScSatE
heights above, and looking Down upon the town OF
EHi.asnsesnSss and ADJOINING the property et Judge
profitable Market Garden, fine Fruit, is ceIebrs ted
for tn healthy location, within ten minutes vslt
ington railroad, end not half mile from the eel
ebrated Spa Spriss. The House is comfortable,
OF fine water at the door. Kitchen, Carriage ssss
AND stable In fect, ell necessary cuthsases. fe-
scoomnecating. and the property sold low, as the
2wner bas 20 use for IT, and is dsterninsd 20 ssll
~ can be bought at private sale il the interim,
The lsp4 can be divi6sl int several beautiful
buiidina lots. The vteW IL comn4andins ard thought
ssS . SOD saAn e Asus S;
hads UnsIEki On he Prs'eise'' ar NJ; aynTr'
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PROPERTY RESTnREn

The Commissioner of the Freedmen,s Bureau
for this district on last Saturday issued an order
restoring to Mr.. John Landstreet (he having
been pardoned by the Presidency property
claimed by him, and containing Einety eight
acres, situated in Fairfax county, Va, which
mas been in possession of the Freedmen Bu-
reau. The restoration is made subject to the
present lease, if any, from the Government.
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A NEW POSTAGE STAMP

Postmaster General Dennison is having
printed postage stamp OF the denomination OF
fifteen cents, which will soon be ready for
issue. stamp of this price, it was found
was greatly needed, for the payment of postage
on quarter-ounce letters for France. On the
face of the stamp is finely executed portraI,
of Abraham Lincoln. $50
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FUNERAL HONOBs TO SENATOR, FOOT
Thursday next has been set apart for the
eulogies on the late Senator Foot, which will
be delivered by Senators Poland. Fesseneen
and Sumner, and Representatives Morrill,
Woodbridge and Washburne. with parhaps
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INSPECTION OF THE RATTLE r,p,ns

by direction Of the Quartermaster General,
Breyet Major James Gleason, Q uartermaster,
u. ,. A, Will start in day or two to make a
tour OF inspection of all the battle-fields OF
Virginia, Tor the purpose of ascertaining as far
as possible, the number and location of all the
Union dead that have been buried on the fields
1t is the intention of the Government, as we
have stated, to have all these remains brought
to the Airing ton Cemetery for interment, where
monument viii be erected. TO their memnrx
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RY GREEN . WILLIAMS, Aucaoaser..

FOUR NEW Two-STORY BRICK HOUSES
AND LOTS 3G SOSTH Z STREET, BET. a. .
/ AND 9Th STkEEcS, ISLAND.
On MONDAY the 10th instant, - o'closk D.
n, We shall call, on the premises, Lot Ma, Ia
Ss1are No. asa, being sahdiyfeed sso fogE build
ing lots, having IL fest Inch front each, - ming
lack TO 20 foot alley, Improved b. four nov two
story Brick Ieuses, tanning fCer rooms each,
which Will be solo ssrArately or Al sogethec-
Terms One -haifcash: balance IL snd Il monalss
secured by a decd Of trust on tia premises. All
convey ancinG aDe zs=sDue stampe ~ the cost OF the
purchaser. $50 down on each house when sold.
GREEN S-w1LLIAMS,
ap 9-eo66s- INTEL Auct. opesrs
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TIE ITALIAN OPERA This is the grand
opening night Of the brief season of six eve
nings Of Italian opera with which we are to
be favored by the Ghioni and Susini troupe,
which has Just returned from a highly sue
cessful tour through the Southern cities. Bel
linis grand opera Of Norma" is judiciously
chosen for the opening performance. The cast
is very strong, embracing those excellent ar
lists Madams Ghioni and Canissa and Signors
Macaferri and Susni in the principal roles, with
full chorus and orchestra. Max Strakosch's
reputation as director is firmly established,
particularly in this city, where he is so well
and favorably known, and we anticipate a
brilliant season
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IN LIMO A sAIN.-On Frldav as enIae A how
named Charles Miller was arr sted by officer
% Callahan on the charge Of ths larceny OF : -
from Mrs. Barrels, near the old caatarku1y and
Was committed to Jail ty Justice Walter. - =
Ter with a companion, took a 10, ket book AZ
ran on, when an alarm vas rsiseG aut a crow
pursued Them Miller had himself n he bs.ss.-
m"nt OF the City Hall, where ne was 'oRnG ~
The officer. This Is the third tTuS he hs> ben
arrested within the lass few months, a.lz every
time he has n differpn .Hame.
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THE FEELING IN NISsIssIppI

The Freedmen's Bureau has received ADJ
vices from special inspector of the Bureau a,
Vicksburg, Mississippi, in which he states that
the people of that State, generally, are vet dis.
loyal. They abide the issue as one Of war.
and still adhere TO the old 'let us alone" policy
He reports that the schools are well Conducted
and that the freed people evince laudapIe de-
sire for education.
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PHILADELPHIA Markets.

r PHILADELPHIA, AprR 9.-Eeeyes IN fair de-
nand- prices dull. sales of , lCo head a. iGai6X.
fair TO good, lialSk. Sheep adyan eng, 81 =
of iO.UD head 7SaSH Cows in fair demand al
siU to So. Hogs dull and lower al I: xRy
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COMPLICATION OF PIE LAWS

Mr.. Sumner is certainly persevering Fit.
teen years ago he introduced bill for the re
vision and eodifcation of the laws of the United
States into the Senate, and every subsequent
year he has persistently presented the same
bill. This morning the Senate took it up AID
nassad il.
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- The Especial" Of the Philadelphia Press
DOLLY appropriates our article on .sthe Union
1s,, on the battle fields OF Virginia as .spe-
c,.I A. 1atch" from this city, altered only by
,ha Srors. "too often" Very appropriate
words If App. ed to the frequent recurrence OF
such acts on taS part of the specials" Of the
Press and of some other paper.
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Baltimore Harlsfs

BARRYMORE April 5.-FloUr firm. Whaa,
steady; ned li0ali5c. Cora has a dec 4ni.e go
deDcy; white Sass cts. OaJS s8rm ass.s52 CO
Seeds dropping. Groceries qEeit Pork q IA
and inactive. Whisky dull
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THE DISEASE At THE AIMsE0UsF-
learn that since the inmates OF the almshouse
have BEEN removed from the main building
and placed IN temporary buildings and tents
OUTSIDE, tSs epidemlc-typaus- fsyez-which
has been prevailing eafre Tor some iUae past is
rapidly aoating, and that there is a stroI p
probability that in a short time ne officers
Will have a clear sia d list
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BOARDING..

El RNISHED ROOMS for rent and BOARD for
mechanlcs at the same place at So per week
avenue. IT.
TABLE BOARD-At No. - Peans av, near
2lstst References exchanged. pG-n
A NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, with
Il coed POhRD, can he obtained at No. 3 Mis-
s9uri avenue, by immediate application. Also,
Table Board an I9x-'
TABLE BOARD at No 464 ION street a few
TnFfh. de l6-tf
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lfTEENAL REykSsE--The receipts from 1n-
ternal revenue during to-day were SI,eA,-
81 81
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RY las. c. MCGUIRE q Co. AIsiioneers.
SMALL FRAME pwEhLING,H0EsE ON Tho

ISLAND AT PVBLlO AUCTION.
ny virtue Of decree of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County, in the District ef CoumtiA,
daly rAnhed by the supreme Cour- Of said District
O'Clock D. m: on the premises, ssl -'spp bile apc
uOn; part Of lot three, (3J in Square numbered
sonth street at point II feet from the southeast
corner OF said Lot, running thsnoe north l02 feet
thence west 10 Feet thence south 05 feet 20 the line
OF street south, and thence east l6 feet 20 the
beginning; the same being Improved by q small
frame DWELLING Mouse, containing three rooms
and q shed in the rear
Terms: Ono: HAN Of tho purchase money cash. and
the balance in six moatbs from day Of sale. With
interest; the purchaser TO have the right TO pay ali
cest. MARY HINES, Guardian, &c.
ap 9-3taw&ds. ]. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts
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THE LOAN BILL

The Senate, at the expiration of the morning
hour to-day, took up the Loan Bill, passed by
the House, which hao been reported by the
Finance COMMITTEE without amendment and
which win probably be enacted. 4 -
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Tn, tboler.S.BaIjfax

HALIFAX April "a dsspatc d from Haisfsx
says there's shout I6a cas- 81 ch slerS n board
the stear,ship England. There has been -
deaths
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81 The New York Citizen says that "Janes
Brooks, Of the Express. will be reelected to
Congress without any substantial opposition
next November"
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ON TT E,INCREAs zy-The pcliceOf he Fourth
Ward, y1o for so-ne months have had light
work on Sundays, yesterday arrested seer
persons for drunkenness, end this morning az
rested John Smiths and Hsary Seayer for S~lI-
ing liquor on Sunday, whs were tred SIS ard
So respe stiyely-
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April a.-Cetton, duu. Middiins
IS. Flour dull Southern heavy. Wheat dull
dun and unchanged. Laed heavy Whiskey
dull ana uualtered
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DY GREENS WILLIAMS, Auctieaeers.
- No. sec, corner Seventh and ID streets
TRUSTEE'SSALEG CT VALUABLE IMPROVE
PROPERTY. on street north, between sth as

TRUSTEE 'SSALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPkkTf. on street north, between sth ID
9Th efrt cts west
On WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th day Of May. next. ct
o. CLOCK Pm; shall sell. on the premises, ny
April 1SS3, from ths suhscFber, all that piece or
parcel ground Sing and being IN the said d ~ Of
Mashin{ton, u, g., and known and 6escrihsed as
lot Nc. in Edward Thonas subd, yisios OF , art
OF square No. 36, and recorded in Iibs< r, folio
ton, ID; O., begipning At poiat S fess inches
IRON me soutbesst corner OF said SQUARE and run
theace north 60 feet, thence east II fset thsncs
south 90 feet 70 the place of beginning.
stamps at the cest Of the purchaseF. clio down
when the property 10 sold the hands OF the auc-
toneer. HENRY GRDBR, Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ap e2aWkds Auctiooeers.
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DEATH OF GENERAL TBORNroN

The War Department has received ths in.
telligence of the death, at Fort Columbus. New
York Harbor, on Friday last, of Colonel VIM
A. Thornton, Of the Ordnance Department. u.
S. A., and Breyet Brigadier General of yolun.
teers. The cause OF his death was asthma
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GOVERNMENT SALT

The Government sale OF hospital buildings
which took place on April I'd, at Camp Parole,
Annapolis, md, Under the direction of Major
j. Gleason, Quartermaster U. s. A., realized to
theGovernment the sum OF 81 $40. 50
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Az OWNER WANTED-D0OscsIve Big,ey mas
at police heado aarters n brown sack OyercoaL
winch Is supposed to have been stolen, having
been taken from a thie-. AMI hitch ne owner.
may have by applying at the detective officp-
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ToRSADo.-We learn that on Friday after.
noon a terrific tornado, passed over Elkton,
Cecil county, Mo, accompanied bT rain which
overlooked the streets and tbs lower floors of
some u the dwellings, but dad no material
damage. Yesterday il showed and hailed at
intervals during the entire day.
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NATIONAL BUREap OF rpUo,r,oy..

The --latest Yankee notion is q -NsiionaI Bh-
rean OF Educstion." which will secure sui-
form system, and carry on. the ideas ana os,n
ions OF The citizens OF the sshub" by law.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ENG.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ENG
LAND.
Medical Aid Required-No Communic lion
AIlowed-C Cholera Supposed TO be on
Board.
HALIFAX, April 9.-The steamship England
has arrived here for medical aid.
HALIFAX, April Q, 1i.3O.-The agent OF the
Associated Press thus far has been unable TO
get on board OF the steamship England, as no
comm unication Is yet allowed between her
and the shore.
Every effort is being made to get her news.
HALIFAX, April 9, 1e.3O-It is reported that
the steamship England mas the cholera or
board. She has been sent to lower quaran--
tine.
The England has 80 passengers. Co.,
The Flood in the Mississippi.
NEW ORLEANS, April a.-Crevasses are &C.
curing all along the river coast, and the de-
wasting flood that was feared has broker out
below the city on the left bank, and il is feared
the Mexican q ulf railroad and Bayou B,ruef
country will be overfowed.
Louisville, Kentucky. elects a Mayor.
LOUISVILLE, April 9-Jas. 5. LithgoS was
elected Mayor yesterday by abou; eighteen
hundred majority
Gold Down Again.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Gold PIX
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~UHCLAImnD TgLKaRIme
N
urso. wil hrsst Hots Io xp1ii 1864
Inc Ieuo~lng ieiegTams remain in this Office
other causes: "''' ''' "Ho IRON
Col Terry, Geo w Clarke,
| MEDICAL, .Ss0CI.Ti1S .s .1nesor.
nss.i1s q the Msaeai Association Of the the
the Medical Society on TGESDaY' Apri N fatS OF OF
spSat LoyEJoY. MD, sec,y,
! NJ N0T1Cn.J0URNE PLASTER
~ ER'S AssoCIATION..There will be a
Hnll On llth street street bet AND 9 streets, TO-
~ a,tns a. Iiock; Every member Is requested
trsnsacted' By order Of the Presdent Is 70 be
Aon an go Do IN !. fles,oeht
rGRAND CONCERT TO BE GIVEN At
kNISG AP!i lin :. ara o'e kSNh ~ tha
TIfH uRO, piSIHICT FEMALE GRAMMAR
Grammar A. close Of the Concert there "s N Ni
az 81 ras i; H1 ia5a. ceasa2 tor
s s5 Inst. So% an viii be held on MON
~ THE RVCUT, N0STp, y = T.i 49, ~.
sca shs bSSkS SF R TEtsrnrs a ~ FJS
o Seiot ha on TUESDAY EVENING Ap'ii'' att
APP 81 ,.z7,z : 3. T. BolsEAU. Secretary.
LEEfG 10y On LABOR AND ITS BE.
~ Ia S, luN ~ ~ = MN EnELOPM ESF
VI. g ~ 9fsiSr.ed sy d CLAY PBU ESS at Con
cnWkDNEsDaY NIGET, April mth H., at E elk
ADMISSION - cents. APT A.
nCENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
~ monthly meeting Of this Association will
g Tn nsn IN the Council Chamhsr city Hall, on
past seven O'Clock. INC ..'n instant 81 HAIL
ap 1-N WAN. w. MOORE, Secretary.
n~CARTS W1G0NS Ann MP yS
US "|AooNo AM Dhhio'
Rrc,srrp,. Orprcr an,;,o ,.ee
Notice ia berehv s,Sar ~. II =, aprii >, loo3.
owners of Darts WAGONS and Draxs as;S ~
WITH Isa EMS mnst be rSnswsd in
from this date. SAML L. DOUGLASS,
up 4-dtl5 Register.
nV-GORPORA TIoN NOTICT Dt,i-.:-
US is hereby given TO the StocEboi6sc n9tice
Ghampion Oil Gonnsnv ~ W hnoioers 81 the
general meefipo ri rba S,ocHbSiil,li gsnia ,nat
nan, viii be heI. AT tbs ~ mnonrr ofR sal ION
nor theast corne- of -tb and Itrns, Wct on tne
D. c. on TUESDAY tha l7tb A. -, !" sasI ii
at y, o clock n m of tba, Jsv uA' vi Apri ihst
ap2-M2s- ARROTT saora,o
= . = ~ 1 oeoIelary.
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LOST AND FOUND.

"NoA oANh COo NOs
CJO BEwARD.-Lost, a DISCHARGE. dated
Wv June 81, 1865; received July 8, 1855; Ser
gesnt THOMAS HINES, formerly of Co X, 69th
Reg n. l.. Vols. the above reward will be ri ven
ifreturned to the Star Office. apeSt.
y REWARD -Iost, on FRIDAY morning the
W. 9th inst, q large black NEWFOUNDLAND
DOG, with a small white & 4 on the breast named
carlo. The above reward will be paid for hi !
return To 24e1a g street between 18th and 18th
near War Department. ana r.
g REWARD.-L0st, riiay morning. on New
gcloIk avenue or 18th Ieet a HAIR BREAST
PiN interviewer W ith gold, with small pendant
The hnder viii receive the above rewar I'd bY leaving
It at j PRATHER'S Stalls, Nos 10 and IL
Northern Market. an 7-3tr
| OST-A BLANK BOOK, containing memo
randum ot butter sales, Of no value to any but
the nn ner. The finder will be rewarded bv leay
Ing 1t NJ stall 81 Center or 1872 Northern Market
epb A. J. AMOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-09

pARGAINs-BARGAIN at JOHNSON & SIT
- TONS old stand. 321 eth street, and . large
lot Of Russia Crash at Is cents. All Wool Delaines
Grey Dress Goods Is cents. Calicoes Is, rs and 20
cents. with full line Of seasonable Goods at low
prices. : = "
ap est GEO. J. JOHNSON CO