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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30
PROPOSALS.

MAYORS OFFICE. JULY 20, 1868.
PROPOSALS will be received At this office unit,
the ath day Of August, 1853, for the trimming aud
gravelllrg Thirteen-and-a-half street south 10
Maryland avenue, the gravel to be nine inches
thick In the een'rc apering to iour inches at the
gutter line. and to be OF qutiiy and approved b.
| the Commissioners and Assistant Commissioners
er size, and well rolled with heavy roller.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
trimming, and per square yard for grayellins.
contractor except Upon The ceriiacate Of the Com.
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that the
work has been properly e%fsIlsa tsMss H. BIRCH,
Commissioner oil the seventh Ward,
JOHN Taylor,
jy30 Assistant Com mmissioners.
DROPOS SAILS FOR FUEL.
ASSISTANT QuARrERMAsTER's oFrIcE,l
Washington Arsenal, July y 1853
Sealed Proposals, to be indofsed "PTopUstls Ior
Fuel" will be received at this office until 10 a. N.
Of the 18th Of August, for the delivery at this Ar
sennl Of 100 tons 1920 lbs to the tom best WAITE
soned OAK WOOD.
bidders will state price per ton or cord.
sponsibls bidder, who will give satisfactory secu.
Iity in bond for s'oo for he dSs pe,iPr%snee oi
nS jyso sSn"s e.pt.in and A..i.tsot aa.iteras,er
NAYORs OFFICE, JULY 30, 1868.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
70 O'Clock, m > on TUESDAY, the 4th day OF August
next, for grading q street NORTH, IRON Ninth to
Tenth street west.
The work tote done VI der the direction oil the
Commissioner Of the Third Ward.
bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading. JOHN 7. GARNER,
jy30-lt Comm'r Third v ard
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
until twelve O'Clock IN of August o. for the
Construction Of the Lattice Gifders required ior
the roof Of the Treasury Extension.
Bidders must state price per pound delivered At
the building, and must name The shortest time In
VIII ch they Ill agree to complete the work. They
will also be required to fur iish foreman to at
tend to putting the work In place, without extra
charge. The plans and specifications may be seen
at the Treasury Department, oiiee Of Construc-
tion.
All bids must be accompanied by the written
guArnnt,e OF two responsible persons, that the
bidder 10 manufacturer, and 10 able to perform
the work and that he Will execute the contract II
awarded 10 him.
No proposal viii be considered that does not con.
form TO the requirements Of this advertisement
and the plans and specifications. The Depar tment
reserves the right to reject any ali the bids,
| IL be considered for its Interest to do go.
All bida nust be tnclosed IN q sealed envelope,
aud indorsed " Proposals for Lattice Girdersn
ISAIAH ROGERS
jy27-codit Supervising Architect.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30
HOTELS.

.245 eosL.ss 81 HOUSE, 249
Peansl ipania apxnus, beccrn If~lh and Ingiesn<A,
known as the GosLING REsTAUnANTl tl Y
~" ~ nS strsny,rs with CoMFoETAhLE Rooms and
Cirhs BEDS. This will therefore make 1t one Of
the most dealrsble places Tor Travellers and StraA-
ee' THE RESTAURANT.
is 80 well known as one Of the best In the city,
nseis no advertising, This new enterprise con-
hineJ. the proprietor feels assured that whosyes
viii favor him with their patronage viii leave his
sstnbllshInent well satisfied.
r. s.-Gentlemen wishing private rooms for din
ner parties can be accommodated.
G0sLING HOusE-2t6, 2t1, ~, PennsyivantA
avenue, between Twelfth and IhiIteeeth sesssess
south side, DAya-esegio
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30
REAL ESTATE.

EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Nsvops having HoUsEs and LOTS to SELL, or
HOUsEy 10 RENT, will do well by calling on the
subscribers. Also, persona desirous Of Purchasing
Iso%pi % %.sis"'ion gwen 70 al Heal Esists bust.
- Apply 70 WIN. ". BuRpoN. With
CLARK b GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Heal Fstate Brokers, and Auctioneefs,
Room ., corner 7th and streets.
N. Morrsi1, o. g. 81 Hon. n. &. fenton. NJ: CT
Gr asa SsH e. ~; c aSa Aass S vi md ss;Shs Shs
WANTED ..-,r
eI6ooo secured on real estate.
Eight unflrnished houses for rent wanted imme-
-Four furnished houses for rent wanted inn,edi.
FoR RENT
Two newly Furnished houses.
Three three-story brick houses and lots.
Two three-story brick houses and lois, with sta
One ,hrse.story frame house and lot, with Sta
One two story brick house and lot, with four
roums.
, Room No. ;, corner Seventh and streets.
T AND WARRANTS WANTED -.-
IL 1905, sos, and eos, for which the highest
Roo% pss corner ~ seventh We and @ saeet ffsHfS
XXTANTED-.-TwO LARGE ROOMS
w on frat and second floor, suitable for Fur.
niture saes-rooms, on Pennsy lvsnia avenue, Sew.
tate Agency, Room s. corner seventh and streets
jy20
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

TEE only place where you can purchase Eadss
Rubber goods Of all kinds at MsnHf faurrs prices,
1t II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, Sls
streets. WI II. = r." mar 93-H
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

therefore soon Informed, and the sailor arrested.
Justice Gull nued tho man ESQ for reprehsnsibis
conduct 't 49, % -
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

CONDUCTOR lSsULTED.-A sailor, named
Henry p. Cole, whilst riding last night in city
passenger car, behaved in very disorderiy man.
ner, using the most vehement profanity, and In
sultipK the conductor when repIimanded. The car
was in the Vicinity Of the Navy Yard station house,
when this affair took place. Apolios oficer was
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

IMMENSE BARGAINS IN CLOTH
Il ING, at SMITHS, AGO Seventh street. jyt4
g ELLlNG OFF AT COST FOR THE
- next sixty days-We offer our immense stock
OF spring and Summer Clothing at cost 1T the Peo.
City Post ONCE. jyA
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30
TWENTY BONDS.

EIVE- TWENTY BONDS.
We are now prepared to furnish to purchaser
U. .. 3-2O BONDS
Of all denominations, upon application, vtiAosf
any delay.
Subscribers holding our receipts are notified that
their bonds are ready for delivery, and are re-
querted to call for them.
Jay COOKE CO.,
ie22-atf go Rtftsenth strest.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30


The number OF names from which these s Tss are
to be drawnisis s2T-i4 2t2 white and os6 colored
Captain scheetz has set Monday next as the day to
begin drawing the names. twill be done publicly
hall has not yet been selected, but soon as Sc
lected the public will be Informed. The Provost
Marshal will commence with the First Ward.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

FoRGISG SOLDIERS Observation-Disclosures
arrest on this charge was made by Col. Bskers de.
tectives yesterday In the person Of a man by the
name of Thomas Ksin. He is held for orders from
the Colonel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

PRIsoNsRs OF wAR.-Eighty prisoner Of
war were escorted into the city this morning..
They were captured 10 dinFsrent places by various
companies which belong TO the Army ef the Poto-
mac and are mostly strasslers from the rear Of the
Southern army, 1fHta
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
|NAN BURY ALL,
" Loatstana Arenue, ne corner Of sfstA sfrss'
VIM. Z. Sim ......... Sole Manager and Proprietor
... .r-... CANTERBURY, iv ifT
...r.. CANTERBuRY, - f76
CANTERBURY,
r THE SUMMER THEATRE, -.r l.
srArDAHD A. $!ssrc HALL
pIopyLAs hMusEMENL INsTITuTIoN.
TIE ONLY Esf&SiisaMksT T'S'rEE'GEi oF rEE RfsD
o. IN wwAsShINGToN. wsSMiSGiT
IL. L.-. rr MAMMOTH
ASP ASP SPERTS
MONDAY NIGHT JULY 81, 1868,
thrilling Nautical brams, in two st acts, '''
THk EtSATSs RE4tSS RE4tSS SE SF BksTa BEsTH
THE FLOATING DEACON OF DEATH
THE FLOATING BEACON OF DEATH
Mk ak SESRSk SkSRSk L L EDE:SE EDE;SS
jask jask ,ysk, ,ysk, I ty4skEE yssxEE E.s. E.s
Do you see that picture on my hat That's
ne picture OF ne American Eagle-the biggest
This production Is put upon the stage with the
utmost care In all It's details, aud Is fearuly Illus.
iERRoRs AND PERILs OF THE SEA,
and the manifold dangers to which the brave
mariner T. subjected rom the pitiless elements and
the bloDdthrstiness Of human avArice and hate.
new new AEB ASB APPsSsRsTE AFPsSsRESTE scEsEs
Ii. MORTIMER.
DECK TSf 81 lfRi:'sns.GH IRE snoaGss q ihs BEACON
rI TERRiFit NJ TAE6ToS4HD NET ssSf SEA s 'fsns FiGRr,
TERRIFIC HAND-To.HAND SEA FIGHT,
IL, particularly, Masterpiece Of Artistic Acumen
Continued brilliant success of Americas iavorits
Songstress,
MI: HH$$$$$:::#::HHH:::###::
who vii, appear each evening In several Of her
An Enchanting new Scotch Ballet, entitled
HEATHER BLOSSOMS,
HEATHER BLOSSOMS,
HEATHER BLOSSOMS,
Arranged BY the great Maitre de Ballet, MONS
REGAL COURT OF BEAUTY,
REGAL COURT OF BEAUTY,
Consisting Of Corps of the most beau iiul young
ladies on the stage.
Misses Kate Harrison,
Ella wesner,
Grace De King,
Julia Richmond, &c,
win appear in several Beautiful Dances.
The Great Ethiopian Trio,
DENNY GALLAGHER,
In entirely new Negro Farces, Extravsganla., &c
WILLIS J. ARMSTRONG,
The Great Juggler, Pantomimist and Comic Dancer.
II. WILLIAMS, C. MARSHALL, SC,
Forming in all an
UNPARALLELED ARRAY OF GENUINE
TALENT.
Admission 20 cents
Private Boxes, holding six persons, fve dollArs.
Doors open at 7H o'clock; Performance at 9.
A GRAND MArINEE
GRAND MATINEE
" SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
| For The accommodation Of Ladies' and Children,
when the great Canterbury Company will appear.
THE GREAT ZANFRETTA TROUPE
| Of rantomimists, Dancers, Gymnasts, Rope Dano
ers, &c, embracing the principal members and only
representatives. in America Of the famous RAvEI
TROUPE, are engaged and will appear at this es
adjustment on Monday evening, August ., 1868.
Also
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

DIsnoroRABLr DfscHAReED.-Lieut. J. 8.
Housh, who has been confined in'the Gaardhouse
for some time, was ysatsrday released, he havisg
been dishonorsbly discharged Me service. Hewas
originally confined on Gen. MArtindalc's order en
the charge Of drunkenness.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

The DRAFT TO COMMENCE NEXT MONDAY
Yesterday morning Capt. Selects, Provost Marshsl
Of the District, received orders from Provost Mar
shll General Fry to enforce the draft as soon as
practicable. The quota Of the District Is s,ss5 to
which, however, will be added nifty per cent. as
margin for exemptions. We subioin the number
Of names which will be drawn from each sub-dls-
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

A Goop NIGHr's WoRK.-Last night over
two hundred men were brought ints the Guard.
house by the provost guard They were principally
soldiers who did not have the necessary passes.
The clerk and lieu u'enant on duty were kept busy
the whole night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

VNREAS DEPA ARTA ENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR
kENcY, WAsnISGTos, July l6, lSSs.-Whereas,
by satisfactory evidence presehtsd to the under.
signed, 1t has been made 30 appear that the First
National Bank Of Washington, In the county Of
duly organized under and according to the require
ments Of the act Of Congress entitled " An act to
provide . national currency, secured by pledge
Of United states stocks and to provide Tor the cir
cuiAtion and redemption thereof" approved Feb
ruary %, 1869, and has complied with all the pIo
visions of said act required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking
Now, therefore, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller
Washington and District of Columbia, 10 author
lied to commence the business Of Banking under
the act Aforesaid.
In Testimony whereof, witness my hand
H. and seal Of office this 18th day Of July, l6ss
-f.r HUGH MCCULLOCH,
iyt1-l2m Comptrollsr OF the Currency.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

CoNvALsscsSfs.-About o'clock yesterday
aftsrnooa sixtyave eonvaleseents arrived at sixth
street vi arf on board Of the STAR and went TO the
Soldiers Retreat. They came from Hampton Hoe.
tpitai, which 10 situated near Fortress Monroe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

DRAWING A PIsToL,-John Anderson, sol
dicr, got tight yesterday and got on a city car,
where he refused to pay his fare, and when ordered
to get off, drew his revolver and was going to shoot
the conductor. A policeman was called, who ar
restci the man and lodged him in the Guardhouse
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

RosBrNo A eoLDIn.-Warren Mitchell was
yesterday caught BY detective In the act g0ing
fhrosgA soldier who was lying drunk at the
Depot. He in now confined In the Guardhouse
awaiting sentence .'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

VINO WILL BE CURED I'VE desire TO call
special attention to the advertisement Of the cele.
6rated Or. velln, which appears in another column
The Doctor sA safe and reliable whose
,kill and experiences 10 guarantee that the unfor-
tunate victim Of certain can with
ddence intrust his case In his hands. Let young
mon be warned In time, and seek the best means Of
rodofs
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

Six Beautiful Ladies' in Songs and Dances.
Six Beautiful Ladies' iu songs and Dances
Six Beautiful Ladies' in songs and Dances.
Six Beautiful Ladies' in songs and Dances.
Six Beautiful Ladies' In Songs and Dances.
six Beautiful Ladies' In Songs and Dances
Six Beautiful Ladies' in Songs and Dances
Six autinl Ladies in Songs and Dances.
Six Beautiful Ladies' " Songs and Dances.
elk Beautiful Ladies' In Songs and Dances.
Six Beautiful Ladies IN Songs and Dances.
Continued Success of
MARY WALTON,
MARY WALTON. ~
MARY WALTON,
MARY WALTON
MARY WALTON
EVA BRANCH,
EVA BRANCH,
EVA DE1 EVA BRANCH,
Continued Success, Of
KATE k44E Sf4thl tlAnE,
BILLY LAGoUNT,
BILLY LACoUNT,
MISS IUcRow,
BilLY WEST,
BILLY WEST,
FhhNh hoW AMI,
FRANK HOWARD,
JosEPdINE PARKER,
JOSEPHINE PARKER,
JOSEPHINE PARKER
jy2S
yTARIETI ESi VARIETIES
Y Fronting PennsylrsiAd Avenue and Ninih 81.
Hamlin Co......... ............... Proprietors.
fitz simmons .'''.''.'''..''''''st"e Manager'
JIM BUDwoRTH,
AGNES SUTHERLAND,
EMMA MARSH,
MILLY BERTHA,
JOHNNY WILD,
AND NEARLi
$3.50
ARTS s,
II n
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

7 BRUCE & CO., CLOTHlERS, 484
u seventh street, offer their entire stock at cost
for tho next ninety days. Call soon and get some
of these great barxains iva
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

REVIEW OF ARTILLKRY.-There will be a re.
view Of artillery at o'clock p. M, to-day, at Camp
Barry. All the light artillery now stationed At
that post, and under command Of Lieutenant Col.
Monroe, First Rhode Island artillery, will be re-
viewed on the plain near Camp Barry, BY General
Wm y. Barry, inspector general Of artillery Of the
U. 5. Army. Most OF these batteries are veterans,
having been through many ofthe late great battles
and participated In the Peninsula campaigns.
Camp Barry 10 near the Lincoln Hospital, east OF
the Capitol These arc the grounds where McClel.
Ian had his reviews.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

TALL SOON AT ]. BRUCE u co.'s,
~ and secure some OF the great bargains In
Clothing Al J. BRUCE x CO.'S, IGi 7th st. jyli
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-30

wursHuRsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, OVER TELEoRAPH HOFFicE.-Whitehurst,
three premiums in this country; also, medal At
the Worlds Fair In London, Tor superior work.
His Carte de visites, both plain and colored, are
sale, Card Photographs Of distinguished men, also,
Views OF Paintings In the Rotunda Of the Capitol.
Orders for Views Of Encampments promptly st
tended to.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY. April

WEDNESDAY, April S-6 Il. Nj.
THIS has been another day of panic in the gold
market. The price opened at $50, fell without q
rally to 144 rallied TO LAG, sold at las, l46 l47,
and I472 in the afternoon, and closed at five p. II.
at that bid No cause can be positively assigned for
the heavy decline In some quarters it was as
cribed to the legislation Albany in others to the
attack on Charleston; q more likely cause than
either is simply idle panic. The amended bill pre-
venting loans on gold viii probably pass the Senate
today IT will then 60 back 10 the House for con-
currence in the amendments. II is confidently
stated that II will not pass the House in its present
shape. and will probably never be reported back
from the committee. AS TO The attack on Charles
ton, the street as a rule is by no means sangune
on the subject repeated disappointment has
taught operators the duty of caution in discount.
ing successes. The fall in gold greatly disturbed
merchants, aud checked business. No one can do
business safely when the currency is flying up and
down at the rate Of q 10 per cent q day. No.
thing done in bills after the closing Of the mail.
Bankers not anxious to draw. aud importers re-
fuse to buy, alleging that they arc selling nothing.
Money continues abundant at 6 per cent; the
brokers are sbundantly supplied. Debt certid-
Gates are steady.
The stock market was feverish and irregular this
morning. Government stocks we're steady and
bonds were firm. But when Harlem was struck, IL
fell per cent from last evenings price, and this
gave tone 10 the whole market. Erie fell OF x,
Hudson liIs Southern old "a, guaranteed 1L.
Pi:tsburg r. Rock Island y Toledo 4, Galena e,
Illinois "a. New York Centr>s reacted from yes
tcrday's advance and was done at a decline Of
TX per cent. At the close Of the board there was
sudden recovery OF per cent on Harlem, aud
the whole market sympathzed. At the one p. NJ.
call siQck wsEs inss!Iys BY! STEADY. In the af-
iernoon the market was tame. Hudson and Har-
lem we're lower; the rest Of the market was about
steady at the prices Of the morning. After the
call there was slight Improvement all rou nd.
At the four p NJ. call the market was rather bet
ter and quite firm at the advance. The following
,ra.1 tho ciosinn niloiationa nj Iirn = N
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

We have no do9Rt thet active operations are
now in progress, by our land and naval forces,
against Charleston. Our supreme military au-
thorities at Washington are sanguine of COM
plete success. We hope that our means and
forces and military plans will bring about the
fulflment of these anticipations; but we cannot
believe that the reduction of the strongest Of the
stroDgholds of the rebellion will or can be ac-
complished in day. The work will have to
be done by the regular operations Of siege,
inssmuch as every approach to the city, by land
and water, 'front.' fanks and rear, is guarded by
regular Notifications, enfilading batteries, ex-
ieusiye lines Of sa5hworks and rife pits, in ad-
dition to the rams, floating batteries, torpedoes
and other obstructons in the bay between Fort
Sumter and the town.
We dare say that for the defence Of Charles
ton there are now not less than five hundred
pieces Of artillery in position, including con-
siderable number of heavy English rifled guns,
run through the blockade; and we apprehend
that we would be rather under than above
the true figure In putting down the defensive
army Of Beauregard at forty thousand
men, We infer however, from the feeling Of
confidence prevailing at Washington, that the
army Of General Hunter, with the cooperating
iron-clad feet Of Admiral Dupont, Is strong
enough to undertake, with every promise of
success, the difficult enterprise Of reaching the
rear Of the city, so as to cut of at least its
principal artery Of subsistence; but It is alto
gcther probable that one or two days will elapse
before the guns Of General Hunter or Admiral
Dupont can be brought within effective range
of the city Taking 1t for granted, at all events,
that the government has possessed itself of all
the needful information regarding thecity's de-
fences, and that our experienced officers in
charge Of the great enterprise Of Its capture
thoroughly understand the work before them,
we hopefully await the issue Of their opera
tions. -fs' as. ,'- ..,.sr !, r.... sf'.SssF tSi5
! Incaculable consequences OF good or evil to
F., our cause depend upon the issue. With Charles
ton in our possession, Wilmington, Savan-
nah and MobiIe--the last remaining rebel sea-
ports of any Importance an easy con.
quest, and with their rsoccupaticn by Vie "old
! flag The business OF England's bloceodc run.
ncrs Is supprcs ed. Tho effect, TOO Jcf tho 10 :
7 Of Charleston viii tell heavily against Rich.
mond, ard viii very much simplify aai iacili.
tate the operations OF General Hooker for iti
reduction ON ihc other hand, the Gilure Of
! cJr land ani ns+a' 'ofet... aitlr thrir careful
preparations tc reducc Charleston, viii be FOL.
lowed BY carrcssoniin, advantages 70 the
eaeiay, az homc and abroad All these cln.
sdcra,icns havc doubd,e. entered into re
plans oul dc.gis o. iAc so',fns.cat IN Gas go.
..lt...i motr ia-t 'l'nrst in which BE
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

| never been mining centre. It ID now propol
to sttract the traffic in mining property TO vi
street; whether by placing mining stocks on
list at the Stock Exchange, or BY calling them|
the Public Board. or by founding q mining bod
has not yet been determined. Several attemI
have been made within the past ten years to st|
q mining board here. One was actually started
1863, but the properties chiefly dealt In prov
worthless, and the board and its operators final
collapsed. 1t is quite desirable that the trade
reliable dividend paying mining securities -su
as the leading copper stocks of Lake Superior, n
leading coal stocks of Pennsylvania, and SOD
lead stocks Of good repute-should be attracted
this centre. But care should be taken not to p(
NIT any new mining board to be used as a mea
OF saddlng the public with such worthless stoc
as the "fancies" Of ls53-'54.
The following is the concluding portion of Il
report of the committee Of the Stock Exchan
appointed to investigate the alleged over issue
Quicksilver stock:-"Your committee are clearly
opinion that whatever legal remedy Mr.. TownseI
may have against this company, of she nature
which it is no part Of their duty to Judge, he b
certainly. according to the testimony. ,signal
failed to establish the accusation set forth il b
note to the board bearing date the Sd inst
The receipts of the Sub-Treasxry were aga
very heavy to-day. For conversion into $40 bot
no less than sl,440,00O was received, and Oh d
posit at per cent s27o 900. The business of Il
Office was as foIIows:--
Receipts. ...........s6,4 ,4Ss654
-for customs..' ...%.............. 12.O00
Payments ......<.............. $50 ,622
Balance. .16 ,278 .0l2
The regular quarAsrly dividend of the Weste
Union Telegraph Company e per oent viii
paid atthe com.pany's Office, in Rochester. April
The New Yc>fk stockholders will be paid by 10
Horne., r.t the telegraph Office, las Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09
sing quotations ut five p. NJ.

A good deal ol discussion l. going on amcng
parties Interested ia mining matters Viii icesrl
20 ,hc traffic in mining stocks. The iwo great
markets lor maiira stocks N tbis county htys
b,.n phladeh,ha fpr coal 'iocks"a F,-tnl .
conner so .a Nca York w'c q bsr, 'lt
rre,, iass ior ~ rfbeg - '..- " .... ,s'p 80
The New York herald., 1863-04-09
The Recent Robbery OF Adams Expreas.
ARREST OF ALL THE THIEVES AND RECOVERY OF
NEARLY ALL TIE MONEY.

bALnMoW, April y, 1865
The Efforts to the so7 900 In government secu
rites which stolen from the safe Of Adams Express
Company, near Baltimore the 18th uit., have been
most successful. All the parties tnus In numbcr)
cerned In tho robbery have been arrested and now
confined In Fort Mcfeury All but 81 900 Of the secur
ties recovered, either from the persons Of the
thieves from places where they had concealed them
Great credit due TO Allen Pnkerton Of Chicago detect
i've agent, under whose direction the investigation has
boon conducted.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

rebellion was hatched. The experience of the
last two years has at least given tie heads sf
the Var Office some valuable Instruction.; and
with all our assurances fron Washington that
General Hunter and Admiral Dupont. in enter
ing upon tLeir important WORK, know exactly
what they have to do, and are prepared to do
it, we calmly await the next news of the pro-
gress of their operations