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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-06
From J. ID. Hosmer, Esq, of Topsham.
TOPSHAy VT Anri, "A 1854

Messrs s. W. FowLE Co, r ~ '
Gentlemen take great pleasure IN adding mine to
the mass OF testimony III favor OF that Invaluable Cnuh
the past winter my wife affected with severe cnu.f
anu ~ 'nciu"> Alter suffering severely Tor
many uays s'ar baSaln was recommended, trial of
"hiCh gave immediate and permanent reIief have
Known OF te ba,ah haVliig been used In of Asb-
ma, with the most iaVoratl" results am sure that If
't community were as We'll acquainted with the merits
o TINS Great Remedy as aiL, WOui be unable to
supply the denaud. IWOull advise all who sut.r from
Coughs Colds &C, to give this medicine an earIy and
tHoiouSu ulal' l0UlS truly,
n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-06

A very desirable house situated on Pr.
Hill. ST J0hnsbury, with two and a tails
coed land adjoining the same. viii be So :.
bargain One half Of the purchase iaoncy a
remain on mortgage
Soft DICKINSON 4 pr-g7 ~.
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MisftlIaueuns Cards.
p. b. LAIRD,

p. b. LAIRD.
GRANITE MONUMENTS
And all kinds of stone cutting done in Boston style
9O-l4l5s WEST DANvILlE, VT.
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Our assortment, OF SEEDS Will consist in par, Q;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-06
700 Acres of Wood and Timber Isrs
woo LEN OR PAPFe

Manufacturing business Is called &c ti.c,a s..
Also, All excellent chance for Tarnrry 49,
i III abundance of hemlock bark IL ~, 4 ..
Fog further particulars enquire OF N x {. IL
OF W C. LEWIS
West ConcoId March 2l as
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Feb. il, 1854
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-06

By DIR. l.. Dix If falling cure in less time than any
other physician, more eectuay and permanently with
restraint from occupation fear Of exposure TO all
weather, with safe and pie asant medicines,
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
AnaIfsemeuta.

FoRD's TnEATRE.-IIowevcr critics NAV
differ a. to the excclleuoies of Mr.. Forests TCndi.
ZION OF some OF his grcSt characters, there Is no
disagreement respecting his porsonR'Ion OF " Da.
mon,n by common consent ho lB regarded as the
best Damon ever seen upon the American stage.
He plays this goat part tonight and his admirers
ean AFFORD To undergo little squeezing for the
sake Of witnessing II.
CAHTERBURY Music HALL.-John Mulligan,
the great Ehiopia1 comedian, made his frat an,
pearanee last evening, and met with an ovation
worthy OF his merlts. lie is far superior to any
We have yet scenj his trial dance was \ master y
performance. The pAntomime Of "The House that
JACK Built" 10 In itH second week, and is quite
iunny and gorgeous affair. Do not fail to see IT,
VARIETIES crowded last night as usual. The
Magic TRUMPET, or the Merry Clown HarlcqnIn
and Columbinc, are the freaks of fun. This capt
tal pantnmime Ia full OF fun, humOr, and meTri-
ment. Also, the stars in new aots Miss Louise
Walby, Fannie Gilmore, Augusta Walby, Maggie
vernon, Miss Frlel, Mile Lima wlndell, Fannie
NAV. Kitty Lee, Anna Fillmore, John Thompson,
frank kerns, Charles Mcclure, Mr.. Frances, Mr.
neadAy, matinee.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
IN + FIC A b.
SUBSCRIPTION TO THE NEW NATIONAL
T.InAN.

LOAN.
| ny direction Of the rcorotnry of tho Tfoasurv.
| hereby give notice that I am prepared TO roccIy,
subscriptions on account OF United statca pcadS
authorized by the act Of March D. 1884, b,
March !, 1864, redeomAblo at tho pleasure of tho
GoVernm'nt after ten years, and payable forty
years from date bcsring interest at five per centum
a year, pas able On Bonds not over one hundred
dollars annually, and o. all other bonds 90, Ian.
nuAlly, in coin.
Subscribers will receive either Rtglptorcd or
Coupon Bonds, AZ they may prefer.
Registered bonds will be Issued of tho dcnomln,-
lions OF Fifty dollars, 1850 One Hundred dollars
(SlOo) Five Hundred dollsrs, (S5OO,) One Thousand
dollars, Sl,0O0) Five Thousand dOllarB, (s5OOoN \
md Ton Thousand dollars, (SIO,OoOD and Coupon
Bonds OF the denominations OF Fifty dollars, (sbo)
One Hundred dollars, (SioOD Five Hundred dol.
lars, (S6eoJ and One Thousand dollars, IoOol
subscribers will be required to pay In addition
to the amount Of the principal of the Bonds, IN
lawful money, the accrued interest In coin, for in
United Statos Notes, or the notes Of National
Banks, adding iry PER cent. for premium until
iurther notioe from tho irst day of March or Sep
tembor, ah the cabc may be, until the t.y of sub.
feription and payment.
Upon receipt OF subscriptions, will issue inv
eortiheate Of deposit therefor IN duplicate, the
original OF which will DO forwarded by the Hih-
scriber 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury, Wa,b-
ihEton'~ith letter stating the kind, Registered
or coupon, and the denomination Of Bonds re-
quifcd' Upon the receipt Of the original certiH-
eHtc at the Department, the Bonds suhBctibed for
VIII be 'Ansmitted TO the subscribers respectively
M soon hB the same can be prepared
IL iE expected that the first deliveries OF Coupon
bohus VIII be m1de not later than the fourth (Ithl
OF April. f. T. spINNEu
"Eo-'W Treasurer United StAtcs.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
TEsTIM NIALsi

WAsuHGToE, d. C., March 8, 1861,
IN. LlomrniLL-DcHr Sir; take this opportu
nifty to publicly express my gratitude for ,bn ,,n
dortul curc Of Deafness you have in shorl linz
effected In my case. INV
twas deal Tor about six years, and for the las,
lew years So much so couldnot hear preaching or
common convOrsationi but now, since your Inval.
liable services have been rendered, I can hear ns
well s ever. In conclusion, let mo saw that Tho
noises WIN which have been troubled In my head
'of years have HlSo entirely dIsappcarcd.
Very truly, yours,
JAMES II. MCCATHRAE,
Tenth street, between and q.
WaBhington.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
LOCAL NEWS.

In MEMoRIAM--Dedth Of John o. RIves.--A
meeting Of the Oolumbia typographical societ,
o. WAshington, (ths oldest organiIa atiou in the
United states,) held on Mond,y evening, April III
adopted: -I
Where's the unerring viii OF Almighty God ha.
stricken down the noble form and stil1ed the gene
rous heart Of him who has ever been the prlntcrs
kindest and most faithful friend,
And whereas in the deaih of Iohn c. Rivcs hi,
country must mourn severe loss, this community
lament tho fall Of ono Of Its most worthy ofnS
meats, aud our society be deprived OF lts nrmest
supporter, whose life furnishes q brIght eNamnIe
Of sterline worth, OF the success OF Industry, en-
terprise, and virtue, and whose ennobllpR dlsio.
tefested act. Of public and private munincenoo
present All me eharaoierlstios OF a man worthy
our study and Imitation; Therefore, be ID
Re!oited, That this sooiety, while aubmIn.iv.Iv
Ylelding 70 the decree OF Omnlpotonoe feels viii
untcigned sorrow the sad necessity which h,S he,
eIt p.o Us oI our Old and well.tried benefaotor.
he'olrcd, further That 10 the family Of deceased
VINO mourn the less OF such kind and HiFection,
ats iather we offer our most sincere oor,Iolenec
Resoiped, Jtuthsr, That, a. an humble tcsumoniaI
=, o. our esteem, we Will assemble At the Govern
ment PRINTING Ohico Square, At 1 o,ciook on the
ls.n ins'ant TO attend his funeral; and also that
family OF deceased. = W ''''
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

WHITEnURsT's GALLERY, 4Si PENNSYLVANIA
AvEEuE.-Thls celebrated obtabiishmopt has lust
Dsen elegantly felitted and furnished. Has one of
The largest collections of Photographic negatives
IN this country, numbering over fifteen Thousand
embracing likeneaseH Of distinguished persons
both civil and military. Likcucssos of many OF
these fallen In battle can he obtained here. For
superior work, Whitohurst outstrippiHg his COM
petitorn, received medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention is called 10 his new
imperial Photographs, also Vignctta now much
ought AFTER noYII-tf
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

FUNERAL OF THE LATE john q. RIvKs.-The
on "wednesday, from his late residence near MA.
1, den1,sbnrs. The Columbia typographical Society
VIII attend 1t In a body and Mr.. hives, az the
nLlhter oi the debates, having been an officer OF
he Two Houses OF Congress, the House will Ad.
loLfn over to allow members TO t1ke part In The
UbBequieB ~ w
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

DEATH OF ANOTHER WELL-KNowH Printer.
In addition TO the death OF the late John o. Rye1.
with the printing business In this city has ust de-
oehIed-Wm. A.. Kennedy-whO, besides being A
pLinteI, mas held several positions in connection
with the municipal government. He died, after
hlho montha Illness, yeatordAY morning.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

CLOSING or HOUSES or ILI-RHPUTB,-
6awdy houses Nos. 2l7, s6T, 2e9, 21s, 216 an, d
street, were closed this morning by Capt. Dolnnis
ioree' We volunteer the opinion that the land
l3ids VINO rent these houses for illegal purposes
SHOULD DC arrested tried, and put to hard labor on
some OF tne lorllleationG. The Inducements held
Ient, and the sooner the authoriti,G set to work
10 strike the evil at the root the better.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
RELIoIoUs ANNIyERsARY.-Tho

meeting Of the Young Mems Christian ASaooiAtioy
OF Washington will he held In the First Pre1bvtc.
ran Church, FOur.and-A-HAlf street, Rev, DT
sunderland'B, this (TuesdAy) evening, at hAlEpnai
O'Clock. Addresses will bo delivered by Rev DR..
King OF BostOni Rev. Edward HAwes, Of Maine,
ana George II. STUART Esq, of Philadelphia. Seats
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

q. "a.
DEAFNEss, oATARRH, AND DIS.
EASES or THE EAH, THROAT AND
AIR PASSAGES
DIR. LIGHTHILL,
From st. Marks Place, New York, author Of
"a Popular Treatise on DEAFNESS mLe,,ct,
on CATARRH," Ia now In
wAsHTNGTON,
Aud can bo consulted At tho
EBBITT HOUSE
for ONE WEEK, until
SATURDAY EVENING, ArnIL Is,
DEAFNESS, CATARRm,
and all tho various diseases Of the
THROAT,
AIR PASSAGES.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

ASSAULT WITH INTENT To KML.-Jacob Ma.
tuIer was arrested ycHtcrdhy by ofiicer Birch, OF
me seventh precinct, upon the charge of commIt.
tl9g an assault and battery on Thos. Queen, with
ie,ent , 20 XIII Magruder was in company with an.
HrcstAurAnt. They followed him, and unon an
proHshing Carter, they knocked him AEainst a
Wsn, W. anu Magruder ran toward him with a razor
he gave ball before Justice Kinsey In tho sum of
5000, Tor his appearance at court. "
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

ARREST OF CLAIM AGBNTs-AnoD,pt 10 Great,
RepOL.-YesterdAy morning one Of Cant noisni.
deteeuves arrested A. J. DIETRICH and Fred L. Har.
yGy, claim Agents, I7s seventh street, charged
igAn cavalry. II 10 understood the diftiotltv Wa
oeGasioned by the arrested parties attempting h
collect bountles due tho men Of this command
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

RAID ON ITALIA AND HIBEREIA.-LasL night.
sergeant MilsteAd, Roundsman Meredith, and
rAtiolmen L. ID. Mllstead and ClementB ArreSteI
nLlusst maioney, bridget Broreton, Mary Meek,
Mrs. Daley, Mary MalOney, Ellen Burke, Mary
Siiietl, s, mary GuTion, Bridget Foley, CAthaTine
immmtpny Ann MACK, Mary Dress, and JunlAtA Cas-
They were dismissed BY Justice Ferguson with the
exception OF Ann Mack, who was lined Si' '' ''''
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

oAUu0' mo LlQuOR TO SOLDIEUs.--E. Dcul
ermsn, citizen, was committed 10 Tho rcntrsi
.ssuatuhousc last evening by order OF tho Provost
sis siarshai, charged with Smuggling liquor to sol
his appearance this morning, Al 10 O'Clock, and
was released - ~'' ~
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

ASSAULT ON A SoLDIER.-MIchael UolIrap
citizen, was arrested hast night and Committed 10
ne central Guardhou.e for assault on a soldier.
house and dispute arising Hoiiran thrs,1 = ~ q
y the face Of the soldier, injurins one OF bis eyes
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
&c. PRocToR, Recording Secretary.
PROMOTIONS IN THE fnrA,uny prp,pr,,r,

Promotions IN THE fREAsuRY DEPARTMENT
inc following promotions have been m ade in ths
treasury Department, yizi
LII fIh dudhor's 0Noes-M H. Miller and l.
mmleI, 10 fourth class; n. Townsend and A. p
hloschman, to third class, and F1Avius Jopephts
Jones, 2. A; Taylor and A. p. Randall, 70 second.
IN Third Audi.r's 0noe.-Andrew CauIdweI and
y. u. lngersoll, promoted TO fourth-claaE CLERK.
Mipsi = W. MeDill, j. \. Clements, o. w, COOK.
nnu Sshn >. P1att, TO third class; VIM. MAeI,eod W.
~ ~. Elements, z. Hinekley, T. r. PettinEAII A, w
fAhnlhg, T. y. Allen, 7. W. Acton, and J, Van or.
igsinpaoher ~ 70 second class; Lewis j. Baldwin A.
w. howeil, y. W. Bassett and James T. Hail. were
promoted 70 nrst-olasa clerkships.
- ~ touTh Audnor't Q6fc. .--Charlca Ppenesr r
~ winter A. q. Anderson, W. A. Cromwell. and
Wm u. Moore, promoted 20 fourth class; WIN. b.
Johnnon L. A. Frailey, J. A. stoddart, Hobart r
meSlll. Paris n. TOlaon, Robert Keafon. Charle.
Ue Fielding, Phillip 7. Roache, and CbarIes ~
ward 10 third olassj William ]. smith, VIM Ber-
nan, ,i, Geo: r. Edwards, n. s. Narrower Thomas I.
wilson, stephen d. Wlbert, Milo Lewis Henry n
ttphes, WIN. Mertz, Max Conecim, d. n. DAVIS O
u, Granger and Jos. u. Darnell, 10 second class,
si ma a, n NARROW, late messenger, 20 first class
e Second Comptroller, one.-John w. pu,,er..
peT' Z; D. curtis, J. s Delano, Chas. Colnc, and
~ r. French, promoted TO fourth class; j. Prince,
Jno' a. Preseott, Joseph W. Cox, Tobias PlrrinS,
, t9n, Chas q, stephens, Joseph T. Evans. A. J.
ShipmAn, and W. II. sheek, to third class, q n
Daiiey, N spencer, J. D. Motley, H. r. Baker. A.
EwinBs, Jos. D. stitt, Geo Chahoon, Geo. n. An.
drews, y. n. Dickson, Henry L. Thomas, lame. r
Ilke, Castalio Hosmer, y. II. Clements, and Her
man m kuiaa, to second class, and I'd N, Levi. nnd
DAVID Potts, to first class.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

FERMENTATION CERRMoSY.-We learn that
Lieutenant Colonel Congor, OF the Ist District ol
Columbia cavalry, commanding at Camp baker
IsSelVe1i lew days hlnce, RH present from the
oncsIhO ms command, complete set Of eauID.
ments Tor his horse, all OF the best material and
the most beautiful wOrkmnnHhip. 'N
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

FELL DEAD IN THE STRHET.-On Sunday
evening about o'clock Negro eontrAbAnd, who
hnd . lust been discharged from the kalOFAmA Hos
hnu uleI In less than ten minutes. PAtTolmAn
Buei' VINO was near the man at the time, Informed
inferred. N WY ""' F''Pei'J
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

THH only place where you can purchase bu!ia
RHbbT goods Of all kinds At Manu- Grfcrs prices "a
~ II. A, HALLS IndiA Rubber Warehouse, 5iC
Peunsylvhnis avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
sIeeu' Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beautl.
ully repaired At short notice. mar 9l-tf
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

DEssRTERs ARREsTED.-Priyate WIN. Da.
and Charles PJindcxtor, wAa arresled This mora,
log by Capt. Dolan's detectives at the Baltimore
depot while attempting TO desert In citizens cloth.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
WAsIIISdTON, ID, T.,

WAsHIsoTos, D. q, March I, 1861.
lhiS 10 10 certify that having been Deaf sine,
tno year iS'S and since that time gradually losing
my nearing until was unable to hear commc i
TVnse,s"''on or pnolie speaking, applied to Dr.
Lighthill, Of New York, who, after A abort anJ
phnlcsa course Of treatment, entirely restored my
hearing. | heartily recommend Or. IIEhthIu Ia
the Deaf S"''''' ~
FREDERICK ROBERTSON,
heSidcncc, near Fort Saratoga.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

ESCAPE OF PRISONER. Wal.
lace, who was arrested by Ofncor Steel Of the Sec
ond d Precinct, upon the charge OF drunkennoss And
usotderly conduct, was taken TO the Fifth Pre-.
elpet StatlOn-house, and was confined in the aec,
%pG n s,6Iy, where sho made her escape by jumping
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

NEW WARDEN- The Vacant GHdpdship.-Yes-
terday morning, Robert Boale, E'q., entered upnn
his duties Aa warden Of the jail, and AppOl lntcd MIR
Benedict Milburn TO the vacant gIArdship.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

SOLDIER TO BE SHoT.-At tho EpRIneer
Camp, near the navy yard, a soldier Of that crop
named Joseph Peabody, is to be shot on the Aiter,
deBertlOn. ~ N''S'0u "
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

NHw York STTLEs.-Ge,,tlcDlc,, CLotli,o =
Neo and Fashionable IA large assortment for Dress
and business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
~ inS Coats excel In beauty, grade and finish any
- WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
oc6-u 822 Pa. av., bot. Ninth and Tenth stn
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
w,sr,Noror. n. q Nr,r,, . 20,

WAsnINoroH, d. C., March ,, 1861.
IhlS to celtlfy that havlog been affected for
twenty years. with Deafness, and having tried
some oil The most eminent doctors OF our city with
out any reliei' at laat heard OF Dr. Lghthlll and
put myself under his care. His tren,mcnt 40 a !.
brief and successful. | am now comnIetcIv no
siored' and the cure is apparently permanent. 1
have all confidence in DR.. Lghthilrs skilI, and
would advitc all afflicted with Deafness to go and
consult him at once
JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Residence, near 7 and Eleventh streets
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

PosT OFFICE AFFAIRs.-PosLmasto Bowen
has appeinted Ignatias =. Mudd letter carrier in
tho Waahingt0n city office, IN place OF ]. 4. Me.
Elwec, resigned, At same pay OF $500 per hnnum.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

Tomorrow (Yodnesdayl NIGHT. A Grand
operate Festival Farewell performance OF tiie
exquisitcly beautiful Opera, MARTHA, for which
70 70 many requests have boon made. Beautiful
" Noayenir programmes Of the Opera will be dis
.tlSmteu TO ne audience, composed OF elegantly
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

THIS truEsDAY) EVENING, APRILi2,
List Night but two, OF the brilliantly suceessfu
opera Season, and last time, positively, of Flo
tows Grand Opera, In three acts, of STRhDELLA
prtaenilnR both tcnoros, M. THEO. HABEIMANN
N, FIR lNI HlMMt II, and the great Prima Donna a,
city as LEONORA. '''
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

KILLED by THE EXPLOSION OF A SIIEIL.-Rv
the explosion Of Bhell At the arsenal yester,isy
m9rnlng, Joseph Miller, one OF the or dnanoe men,
who was taking the fuso from II, was so badi,,
wounded that he cannot survive, '
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
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7 . I n Il
WAR DEPAHrMERT,
AnjUTAHT GENERALS OrFIrE,
WAsnIsoToS, March II, 1854.
All applications for leaves Of absence or nor.
mission to visit Washington must he addressed ,o
Major General HAllscI, Chief Of STAFF, and must
specify the business for which the officer desire.
the permlSSion. Tclegrams addressed direct 10 the
secretary Of War on this subject will receive no
attention. "
BY order of the Secretary Of War.
4. d. TOWNSEND,
m2l-t Assistant Adiutant General
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

PRISONER OF STATE.-George Fohlman was
to-day Hrrested and lnearoerAted in the Old Capitol
prison, by order OF Assistant Adiutant General
haruoe. Alleged crime not known.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

DisCoURTEoUs-SeLE-ISb Sufficient ODleidls.-We
ae not very prone to be cynical at the conduct Of
onclais, as there ia TO be margin allowed for the
edneationA capacities Of many that are brought
expect and shall exact = proper decorum from
,noae ,oe whose early education has been neglected
we are Ied TO these remarks from the fact that
Ihe central GuArdhouse to-day, noon, to obtain
sneh information as is usually got there, he was
nlan9Iy ana unciViny treated by official in cit-
Lehs ufcHs, who was smoking his NIeerschaIIm
plf anu reading newspaper. To several enaui.
Ileh put TO him he snobbishlY answered he knew
hnthng about them, and n our Reporter wanted
Information he must "look at the book The
,s nook was esamlAed, and IL was probably kept by
,hls same onioiai and contained an icgibic record
from which head nor tail was OF to be made
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

ANY one having occasion to visit private
vellny. " '' "" Di'
large and successful practice here and else
where enables him TO guaranty perfect cure in all
Al visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling see no one hui
tho Doctor. fe6i-tf
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
MAYOR's OFFICE, APRIL ii, 1864

1Nl -
| proposals. will lie received at the AayOF,H Office
until II m on MONDAY, 18th day of April, Instant
| Tor the eontlnuiGg OF the sewer in Ninth street
west, from the north side OF MassAChuaGtts ave
nue. TO the north side of street north; also, the
building Of stonch traps two on the east nd two
on the weBt side of Ninth and LBtreets notth; also
the building OF branch sewer, which shall begin
AT the Intersection OF street north and Ninth
street west, and run west along the Centre of L
street to opposite the centre OF the alley leading
Into Squaie No. $50, thence up said alley 10
such point as the City Surveyor may designate.
hmetor. "
The branch sewer will be circular ia bhape, in.
nide diameter eighteen inches, wAlls nine Inches in
thickness. Tho stencil traps will be similar 10
thoss AT sixth street west and street north; the
average depth Of sewer will be about o feet, tho
work TO be laid In cement moFt-r.
Hddera VIII state the prioo per HneAl foot for
the main sewer, which bhAll include all rxCAvA-
ZION ana hllinR required Also per lineAl foot for
lhe branch, which shall include all excavation
hllinE and repairs OF flag foot-HAys and CUTTERS
DC, and per stencil trap each, which shall include
AL excavation required, under an act approved 2Jd
offlOs.
None but practical wOrknon need bid.
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor
JOHN T. GARNER,
Commissioner OF the Third Ward,
WARRINGTON DRAkE,
JOHN w. SCANLIN,
hpl9 Assistant mmisBiOneFs.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

DEMoRALIZBD DOMESTIC. A woman.
hamed Ellen Clark, who Ia servant in the employ,
NIheht ol U. l.. Thomas, proprietor OF the Mt Yer
non house, corner Of Ninth street and PenpRyiva.
nh avenue, went out yesterday afternoon with an
lniant enid 81 Mr. Thomas and became beAstly
hwk;; whilst sitting on the steps OF Mr.. Roberts
vas wn taken from her by Mrs. Roberts, who thought
mat " was the servants daughter. She intended
Ofelurn The child to tho mother when she became
ssoOeI, aud In a proper condition to attend 10
~. inc losl OF the child was reported BY Mr.
lhomas AZ the police station, when Patrol.
men kemerker and Fuss made dIligent
senIch ior II, ilndlng It this morning The dones.
M ue was arrested In the night by Oiicer Fuss upon
Justice Thompson, and 10 default Of paymenf 10 be
committed TO the workhouse for 90 days BetoTe
COMMITTED 70 the workhouse, however, she was
charged by mr. Thomas with the theft of soma
wearing appeared from his house, for which the
was committed TO jail for q hearing '"'
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
~ ROYER,s THRATRE,

NNUVEH'B THEATRE,
N PennsylvanlA avenue, near WIllArds, Hotel
LEONARD GROVER. DIRECTOR
Also Of Growers New Chestnut stroot Theatre
Philadelphia.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
MAYORS OFFICE, APRIL II, 1861

N MN . OF TIUI, ATIIIL IT, ISUI
PropeIAls will be received at the Mayors Office
nhtll II NJ, On MONDAY, 18th day OF April inst
TO street north. The size Of the sewer Is sIx
Ieet inside diameter, walls nine Inches in thick.
excavation will be about ten feet deep BiddeTs
VIII state the price per lineAl foot for tho main
sewer, which shall involve excavation, and filling
And making good all cutters, streets, ko., which
may have to be disturbed In executing the work
None but practical mechanics need bid.
SpeoihoAtiOns can be seen In tho city Surveyor .
omce W. DOUGLAS,
Commissioner Fourth Ward.
y. =, MOHUN,
e. II. UTERMEHLE,
hpl2 Assistant Commissioners.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

LhURSpAY, Last Night Of tho Opera Season
when will be presented the fine opers of the
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.