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Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
ADJUSTMENTS.


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GRoVERbs THEATRE,
NJ PennsylYanla svenus, near wlllarda Hoesl
LhohAkhp ohoVks,h..' e. ..:.;s. DihncIph
Also Of Growers Ssy SISss;,,nu''se's Theatre
THIS EyENIEG--Fifth Night
''l ''' p''S Mr.. j. E. McDoNouGH,
With his Grand Corps De Baliet
Magnificent MAehinsry, Properties,
. GRAND FAIRY sPicT1cIk "'' "'''
rra SEVEN SISTERS,
AND THn BIRTH OF CUPID IN THE
.-.- BOWER OF FERNS,
70 which has been added many now gorgeous
sseRs, Et me- X II p 'pAsdsTS4E;r, A; dSssTTSSP4E;r,
-''a." MECHANICAL EFFECTS,
.-... ... 80, ke, ko., ...#
BY h'IST, srs5st5; 4TS Ksll and %.;s sssl'tA
superb Fsiry Scenes, Dances, Groupings, &e.
AND S2sf SE'Si 81 p cHaRAS6fsRIE HHaitS 6TfssRI ladies'
THE ENTIRE STRENGTH
10 -.--.E OF TINE
IMMENsE CORPS OF ARTISTS
Engaged in this Theatre. mid
WILLARDs' HALL.
L. M. GoTTsCHALK,s
FAREWELL coNCERTs IN AMERICA.
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
March n and ~, 1854.
Mr.. L. NJ. GottschAlk will have on this occasion
the valuable assistance Of the highly talented
PrfmA Donna,
NINE. cHARLoTTA vAMAN;
The distinguished Primo Tenor,
THEo. HABELMANN;
The Young and Famous vlolinist,
CApLo PATTI.
General Director aud Conductor. BsArsns
Admission o.. Reserved seats 80 osnts extra.
Seats may be secured at metEerotta Music store,
corner Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
O'clock. .. nile
GRAND VOCAL AND INsTRU.
W MENTAL PROMENADE CONCERT,
PATENT OFFICE FAIR ROOMS,
SATURDAY NIGHT, 18TH INSTANT,
THE CITIZENS FUND TO ENCOURAGE EN.
LIsTMENTs.
GREAT COMBINATION OF VOCAL AND IN.
sTRuhENTAL TALENT.
SEVERAL MILITARY BANDS WILL PERFORM.
MRS. c. y. KRETscHMAR,
MISS L. D. TURNER.
MRS. GIsT SMITH, Of PhilndelphiA
WASHINGTON auARTSTFE MH i ? cP6S' P4SSoS'
U. s. MARINE BAND.
will be performed.
Tickets OF admission, FIFTY CENTS.
mi8-4t
IODD FELL0W VS. HALL.
For one week, commencing
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18th,
The great original and well-known
FAKI OF AVA,
The wonderful PrestidIgitAteur.
Entirely new and wonderful feats Of PrestidIEi-
tation, laughable Illusions and curious trAnsfor-
Tickets 50 cents. No half price. Doors open at
O'clock, TO commence ats. mil
RAND BALL IN AID OF THE
M CITIZENS BOUNTY FUND,
To be given by the woRKMEN OF THE WASH
srss M ss tsP oGa 90 f.o. h. EsI
| Yard.
The proceeds ar. to aid In raising voluntssr, in
the District, thereby avoiding the braft.
The committee pledge themselves TO render 70
all who may favor them with their presence an
Tiofsts One Dollar, admitting gentleman and
ladies.
EIgtr'sr' and Maehinf'ts-Thomas walker, VIM.
Anplesate. s. Fletcher.
BSeksssiAs-J. II. Psgg ChAI. Carroll.
ordna"ssIWn. II. Burgess, Geo. Dice, n. Me-
PiunSsT,-John T, Grlrnth, l. A. hsald, Joha n.
Smith.
Copper R,Iling MIN. AsNelly, John Clements,
John meNelly.
PdiRisrs-Wm. Goodrich, Jos. Stanley, John HILL
Joinrs-John 7. Maxwell, NJ. D. shaw, VIM. Co.
Ventry.
AGioyi-H. Petit, Robt Patterson, W. C. Havsr.
son.
BotLsr haksrI-H L. Atehison, C. Thompson, 2.
y. Ofett.
Iron FOuHder'-D. DAuEhton, N. wAyson, John
Cannon.
Ld6Or6s-Amos Reed, s. Carroll, Jos. Helm.
Sdpysr-ChArles suGkey.
RiO0Sr-JOhn Conrad.
Bloeh maksr-W. W. NAlly. mlA-nWtu
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18


Hm MoVAL 600
TO NEW BUILT NC,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLows' HALL
JAMES 8. ToPHAM g. CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS.,
MILITARY EauIPaiEESSr mANurAcroRr,
NEW U l. d NC,
H 500 8
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
most complete assortment OF every style and priss
OF Military and citizens
SADDLES AND BRIpLEs,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALEs,
FINEswo ORD BELTS, with Topham'I Patent side.
Sole H'nniiStSssSi ThSssoiSIs 81 PATENT SPURS
LASGHoISs PRTEKT cURB and NOSE STRAP
FOR SALE
EWBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
BUFFALO P5i1 6nI AMP PihE S Wo0LEN 70 ~ ROBES,
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARM ESS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARNAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE CARNAGE, BUGGY, AND En-
sUTLERs3 sfXeEs WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
w II PS.
'0A0' RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
| EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
| TRUN NkS.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsEs,
| IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND VALIsES,
LADIES' SsTRUNKs and BONNET BoxRs,
| ARMY VALISES ANDPACKING TRUNKS,
| Lea cher and Canvass Pelli1ieur Bags, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
sAtahOls, Toy Trunks and school sAtohels, and
every article In their line OF business.
REM Z N B E
H 500 q
VENTH STREE
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

STAMPEDE FROM THE CHETRLL.-LaSt night,
three of the prisoners oonhned In the Central
GuArdhouIe mAnAged to escape In the following
manner; The three men, whose names are y. r.
Sabine, II. MAndeyllle and John J. Jesse, have for
prison, and In that capacity have, Of course been
allowed more latitude than most of the prisoners
Last night, taking advantage OF this, they went
to the guard at the back door OF the prison and
told him that they were allowed TO 90 out when
ever they saw IT. Ths guard lone Of the men Of
the Invalid Corps), who had just been posted and
prison, allowed them to pass. AZ soon ~ II was
discovered that the men had escaped, the sentinel
was arrested and 10 now in eonnnsment This 10
the nth escape that has taken place since the In
valid guard has been on duty At The prison.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

An ArPLn LovKR.-Yesterday afternoon w
Harvey was arrested BY oficer johnson, OF tbs
sixth Prectnet upon the charge Of stealing apple,
ron DaVla Jones, on the corner OF and EiEhtf
upon approaching the man took TO his heels And
ran towards the station house, near which he was
was committed to the workhouie by ji,tic,
Thompson. -
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

That ENamB.-we are requested 10 state
that VIM. J. Mack, the soldier who exhibited q
miniature steam engine, OF his own making, In the
Fair, received his appolhtmeut as third assistant
qusnee OF the machine having ittrastsd notice Al
the Fair.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

sT. PLTRIcK's JoLLITIoAIIoS.-MAry Casey
and Patrick Casey were yesterday arrested BY Pa
precinct. they were engaged In nght, near the
corner Of second street west and PennsylvAniA
tioe Ferguson, who hnea each OF then asa
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

THE RATS .CRhW.-AleXAnder Moore WGa
arrested this morning about 10 O'Clock By onleer
Crown, OF the seventh precinct, upon the charge
OF being an accessory 10 Bob Rats In the larceny
OF watch belonging TO Frank Paine. He was
committed to jail Tor Court BY JuStio. Cibsrs0n.
They are all blacks and are continually causing
disturbances In PrAtheI's alley. Paine was ASKED
what time OF the day II was when Rats seized the
watch and VAmosed with a.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

FAIR CoSoHRTs.-Tho COMMITTEES on the Con-
cert at the Patent once In aid Of Volunteer Enlist
menta have secured the services Of Mrs. Gist
smith, OF Philadelphia, who IL vocalist OF great
excellence, and has kindly consented to favor the
people OF the national metropolis with an oppor-
tunity TO hear her charming voice,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

Il ADJUSTMENTS
lGANT URY HALL,
~ CANTERBURY
| CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
| CANTERBURY
| MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE
LouistdHa hpsnus, near he oornsr Of Stzfh ,lr,st
lin rear Of tho metropolitan and National Hotels, !,
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo. Manager and Propristo,
THE AUToCRAT OF AMUsEMENTs.
UNANIMOUS
u the decision rendered by the publs as to the Eu
perior merits Of this .r.r.
TEMPLE OF MENTAL DELIGHT.
Our Comic Constellation shines with unwonte,
lustrs At every appearance, being greeted witt
uPrOsrious ecisL
ENTHUHAsM INCREASES NIGHTLY.
NEW COMPANY.
First appearance Of
JENNY ENGLE,
The Beautiful Vocalist.
Last week OF the engagement OF
MISS DORA DAwRoN,
The Double-Voised Vocalist.
MILE MEDRA
WIN sppesr in Two Grand Ballet Divertissements
Second week Of
NED, THE LITTLE MONITOR,
La his Wonderful Esosntrieities.
The Fascinating Danseuse,
MISS LOUISA ROULETTE,
Together with the
CANTERBURY BOUQUET OF BEAUTY.
MISS EMMA scHELL
MISS LEoNoRA CRERD.
MISS MEL NELLIE c cRA@IEEoRD; @
MISS JENNIE WARD,
win appear in their most Acceptable efforts.
II. W. WILLIAMS
viii siAg new song, entitled the
"RHYMRs ON THE TIMES"
Mr.. W; ,; cAvAsAucH
Mn. BlLLN WESTt
Mr. W: B. FOX,
Mr.. r. WATKINS.
In q number OF New Acts, Songs, Dances, and Negro
Delineationa,
Last week Of
CHIRIsKI,
Ia his Unparalleled FeAts on the Wire.
The entertainment will conclude 9 ach night with
the beautiful Ballet Pantomime,
THE VILLAGE RIVALS;
on,
LOVE IN A COTTAGE.
New scenery by Mr.. FeltmAn.
Original Music by Mr.. Joseph BrahAn.
Appropriate Costumes by Mr.. MssShalL.
Characters in Pantomime;
Jack snooIle, Tailor. Billy CaVanAugh
sam Wax, a cobblsr.. W. Eagan
harry Helm, sailor. Lew Donnelly
Old Granger, . Landlord..........H. W. Williams
Emma Granger, a Coqustte. Miss Lucy Clifton
Mother Granger, shrew...............w. West
Peasants, Sailors, Villagers, by the Company.
Admi1Eon.. -.........'."...D cents
Private Boxes, holding sig persons.......sb
Doors open At = o'clock, Performance to com
menee At O'Clock.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at2 o'clock.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

FnDINos or CoURFS-MARTILL.-BeloU Wa
give the findings Of several courts marital i.tslv
held In this city BY authority Of the Military Cow
ernor. These hndings have been oflolAliy pfomui.
gated by Capt, Theo, MCGOWAN, A, A. g.
Before q general eourt-mATtiAl, OF which Col.
Samuel L Huok, ID New Jersey vols, was pFeSi.
dent, Col, Edwin p. Davis, lb1d New York Tol1..
was ATAiEnSd And tried on several eharIsI-thS
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

ORDERHD TO LnAVH THE CITI.-ChAs. Whit
more, who was committed 70 the GuAIdhouIe
some timo ago H . supposed dessrtsr but was
proved to be gambler, was to-day released by
order Of the Judge Advocate on condition that he
after to-day he would be rsafrestSd and drummsd
out OF the city.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

THH DUGAN BRoTHHRs.-Daniel DugAn, Alsr
Ander' Dugan and John II. DugAn were arrested
Third ward, Upon the charge OF drunksnneIS
They were celebrating st. Patrick's day in the
house OF Mrs. Robbins, in Temperance Alley, By
ner. They were each md % BY Justice ThoS pG on.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

INsULTNo THE PLTRoL.-W. J, LAuKhlIn
was arrested Yesterday on the charge Of Insulting
the patrol 6y dlregArdinB the order In relation %
not moving his team whsn ordered to do so. IS
was releAlsa rom The GuATdhouHS this morning
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

NAVY YARD IrKMs.-Ths Harvest Noon ar
rirsd.-AdmirAl DAhlgten retursed here yesterday
morning, on board the United States steamer Har-
vest Moon, from his unlueseshful visit TO Fortress
Richmond in the late raid. The Harvest Moon
came near being sunk BY collision with an un.
and ali hands at work 70 Eeep her anoat. Her
masts were taken out, and she Is TO to drawn upon
the railway At the nAvy yard for repairs.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

SHLIIEG DRUdGHD LIoUoRs.-NArJ Muller
was committed to the Central Gu1Idhouis to-day
drugEed liquor to soldiers for the purpose OF rob-
bing them She IL held for the Provost MATShArS
order,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
MANAoERR.

hAHAoERR
Hon. Hannibal HAmlin, Vice President OF the
United States.
Hon. schuyler eolfax, Speaker OF House OF Rep
rsssntAiiyeS United states
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

NJ o T | G e.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF WASHINGTON.
AssESsoh's OFFICE,
WAsHIN0ToH, March II, 1854. I
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, having COM
plsted the General Assessment for the year 1854,
hereby give notice that they will sit ~ Board oil
Appeals, and for the purpose Of making any cor
reetion, from MONDAY, the 2lBt day Of March, to
TUESDAY, the 2Sth day OF April, inclusive, (5un-
days exeepted) At thelI room, No. g. basement
story, west wing, City Hall, nom q. m. to p, m.
each day.
Ny order OF the PrssIdsnti --.--..---.
JAMES W, aPALDIN0,
mlb-dtAp28 Secretary Board OF Appeal.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

FOR SALE Io1III! ;;;;;TEN THOUSAND
Any one having this amount 70 invest in nTst T
cation the best In Washington, with long lease
At moderate rent, and which eIAAred e2o,ooO du-
FIg 1hs RI srS YsHs ssys nGS tts5 ny
in the most approved style, regardlcIs Of expense
including Bar Room, Restaurant, Kitchen, and
throughout. The House Is now doing an extern
siye paying business, and the only reasons for
selling are pressing business arrangements Of the
Apply to MITCHELL 4 SON.,
Real Estate Brokers, southeast corner PennsylvA-
mia avenue and Fifteen street, washington, D.
EOR SALE. LARGE, COMMoDI,
II Gus, well-built house, situated In the most
desirable part OF the eity for sale. Il! well fur
niEhed, and the furniture will be Sold with the
house at" great bargain wFRp JRHqiFs q q LAmoN
United States Marshal, D. C., NOF street, W.,h'
ington. Ielo-d
ID EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
IL AGENCY.
Everybody should call on
N. II. MILLER,
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
9sa, rsa anu tSoTth
Particular attention paid to the renting Of Dwell
lingS and Boarding Houses, Stores, 40; Real Es-
tAto and ether Property bought and sold on com
Property holders can obtain the best of tenants
without charge.
NIB. The best of reference given when required.
oels-u
FOR sALE--TWENTY HOUSES,
Il QArSe and smAl) Indifferent parts OF WASH
inston.
Also, the following BUILDING LOTsi
NKi6o feet, street, between 4th and oth.
l2oxloo feet, 18th, between P and 2 streets.
80XlO0 feet, Pa. avenue east, bet 6th and 1th.
lS0xiB feet, north L, between 18th and 2Oth'
bxl0O feet, on N, between 9TH and bth'
2OIl0o feet, on 10th, near y.
10xSS feet, north d, between I'D and 4th'
60Il0S feet, nth, near north /.
| Els- And 2O0, 900 feet CHEAP LOTS east OF the
| Capitol.
FURNISHED HOUSE, near Treasury Depart
ment and Penn1ylyAniA avenue, for rent
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS In all parts oi
the city.
FARMS for sAls AAd exchange.
MITCHELL d SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
| Southeast cor, Pa. AV. and 10th st.
N, B,-11tlel examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers OF every description prepared
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
GOODS !.

M . a II UU . d D.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
S0A PEnNaYLvAHIA AVENUE,
offer the largest Aasortmentin this city, embrAO-
ing all qualities used BY ofiosrs In the Army and
Navy, such as
Swords, saShes, Belts, shouldOr-strAPs Hats
Caps, PtEtola, ke., he., with = nne AlsoTtment OF
uniform clothing, with which we can furnish on
sorG complete outhth In . few moments.
WALL, STEPHENS d Co, &.
Iaa POnnGylvAniA Avenu
NrV iH--tHf ntsl.. mar. h Chron.l
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORSES

war DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAu,1
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER,
WAsHINoToN, February 10, 1884
VIII be sold at Public Auction, to the highest bid
der, at the places and dates named below, viz:
At Mltiin, Penna., 500 Horses, Friday, eth March.
Al Williamsport, Penna., 800 Horses, Tuesday,
5th March. .. b. =
At Altoona, Penna., 400 Horses, Friday, nth
March.
At New BrunSwiek, N. j., 800 Horses, Tuesday,
18th March.
At ,EHStOn, PcnnA., 800 Horses, Friday, 18th
March.
At Newark, N. j., 800 Horses, Tuesday, 2ad
March.
At Lebanon, Penna., 800 Horses, Friday, 18th
March.
At Wilkesbarre, Penna., 800 Horses, Tuesday,
29th March.
These Horses have been condemned a. unit for
the cavalry service Of the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had:
Horses will be sold singly.
Sales to begin at 10 a. m, and continue daily till
all are sold.
Terms caSh, in United States Treasury Notes
only JAMES A. EKIN,
fsIs-sit Chief QuartermAster, Cavalry bureau.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
WANTS.
. OOOHoRsEs WANTED

5000. Q.,I'o.,.;!s, HORSES EANTnD.
OPPICH OF CnIEr O,dIRTppuss
WAsHIEgroH,f g., March ., 1854
head will be paid for al '"' N''~i' Per
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within tas next thirty (SO) DAYS At the
Government Stables at GieaboTo, d, &. ~ ''''
said horIos TO be sound in ali partioulAr,. not
less than nVe ~ nor more than nine (sJ year1 old;
nom ith 70 10 hands high; full heRbed, eompAotly
purposes.
ksSs sPesiaesiioAs ,0iH BE- strictly sdhertd 10 and
rtgtdIy stVoreed N spery particular.
PAYMENT made IN deIt vs,v ~ ter nm, o,a ,,,.
hourAo OF inspection from q. m. to p. m.
JAMES A. EKIN,
ns-SOt Cavalry Bureau.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
WINTER GARMENTS.

" INTHh VhNMENTb.
w NEW STYLES.
....-r BOYS CLOTHING
We are now 10 Ieesipt Of large assortment OF
BOYS and CHILDRENs CLOTHING, OF the new
eat styles, suitable for the present season for dress
and school wear, to which we invite the Attsnton
OF pAEenta WALL, STEPHENS ,o1 So1
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
NEW BooKsl NEW BOOKS

A WomAu's Ransom, by Frederick VIM. Robin
son. Price $3.50.
"A pleasant and well-told story. VIII repay
peruSal.n
The Wife's Evidence, by W. G. Wills. 80 osnts
Campaigns OF the Army Of the Potomac, with
plans OF Battleheldh. S2.0o.
Mailed free, on receipt Of above priesa.
Just published, and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and stAtioner,
ml4-6t asa PennnylVAniA avenue,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

ACCIDENT nnIR GEozaHTowH.-Yesterday
morning, at 10 o'eloot, a. . number OF men were
engaged In sxeavating. earth and gravel on the
farm Of the late Dr.. suyder, one mile above Georre-
tos n, on the TenAllytown road, the bank oaved
In, burytng beneath the earth three labsFern who
were engaged in digIing thee. One OF the msn,
named Daniel WeitIell, who lived on High street,
was instantly killed. Two sthsrs were very badly
bruised.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

DROFOSALS FOR BUILDING THE
Il Rew Foundry III. Z. Church, will be received
by the Committee, until 8 p. m, April 7th, 1854,
when the bids will be opened In the church.
No bid will be received except from actual build.
crs.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids as may be best for the interests Of the
church.
Bond and security will be given and required.
Bidders are directed for plans and Specifications
to the Architects, Messra. Cluhs and KAmmerhu-
Der, 100 Second street. By order,
mib6t E r. SIMPSON, seoretAry>
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
LORDS NEW THEATRE,
II TENTH STREET ABOVE PA. AVE.

Beneat and last niEht but one OF the Eminent
o.. ..- American Comedian,
THIS r3sSfsa, a.+ss Il z, \ kill B. PRESENTED T
for the last time, the ffst part OF shakspeare's
Historical Play OF HENRY ~, sir John Faistaif,
Prinos cf Wales, af. Z. n. wsisot, IL. ' NA'0D'
Mr.. Ford has great pleasure In announcing that
he has entered Into an engn cement with the dis-
FORREST, who will make his flrst appearance on
Monday evening, March u, 1894, In his celebrated
oharaotsr Of VfR0INIUS. Daring Mr.. Forrest,s
Cullopgh, Mrs. J. H. Allen, Miss Alice Gray, and q
frst-olAss company.
The Prices OF Admission will remain AZ usual
except for seats reserved during the day, which
will be TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ExTIA.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

ALEXANDRIA AYTAms.-iSdlss Of Real Estdts.
Thirty I'VE acres Of land, known A. EdEely, situ-
Atel about three-fourths Of mile northwest OF
the court house, near the powder house, was sold
few days since AZ e1oo per sore.
frame house and lot, situated on the north
west corner Of Faifax and Wolfe streets, WAS sold
during the present week for 5000.
Reiwned-1he Rev. n, WhinnA, who has
Methodist Protestant Church. In this city, has Just
been reAppointed By the Baltimore Conferences.
Boiler Bra.-Ths steam boiler connected with
our press room exploded this Afternoon, lust 40
We were going TO press. Fortunately, no enc was
inJured.-Vs. Asis Journal, 1hursdst.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the aubsoT6eTS have 4o'S% SnnH,y u IN Sne nv! ST
tTiet Of Columbia, isttsrI testAmehtary on the
personal sItals Of Jacob Gideon late Of Wash.
sIstms SSSinSt the said deceased, are hoFeby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the youohsIa
tharaoi 10 the subscribers, on or beforo the 18th
SaH ~ March nextI they may otherwise BY law b
SSggIEdsd from all benefit of the said estate.
GiySn under our hands this 18th day Of March,
a. GEoRGE s. GIDEON,
JULIANA GIDEON,
miS-WSW Executors,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

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Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
n F F CIAL L.

nit AI.IItant Adjutant General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14
News from Washington--A Change
i'm the Cabinet Decided ON.
WASHINGTON, June

w NAohlNOlON, OuuO ~.
The radicals are in high glee. They de-
clare that the Blair family is killed, po-
litically, in consequence of the action
of the Senate and House to-day, and
the formal interview between the Missouri
radicals and Mr.. Lincoln at the White
House. Rumors of all kinds are afloat as
to the complexion of the new cabinet, but
after all nothing is really certain, further
than that Montgomery Blair will surely be
retired. Some, however, even go so far as
to say that we will have an entire change
of cabinet, with the exception of Mr.. Chase.
The following is one of the cabinets made
up to-day: ....
For Secretary of State-William Pitt Fes-
senden, of Maine.
For Secretary of War-Hon. G. b. Wash
burne, of Illinois.
For Secretary of the Nayy-Cornelius
Vanderbilt, of New York.
For Postmaster General--Schuyler Col
fax, of Indiana. a.
For Secretary of the Interior Henry L.
Dawes, of Massachusetts,. 80
For Attorney General--Joseph Holt, of
Kentucky.
Mr. Chase, of course, retaining the posi-
tion he has occupied In all the bypotheti-
cal cabinets. If the above guess should be
any thing near the truth, this cabinet will
be acceptable, at least in one respect, as be-
ing unanimously favorable to Gen. Grant.
II is well known that Mr.. Washburne is
one of the first friends of the Lieutenant
General. u-lil41 =
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DIR. TOBIAS
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Orders constantly received from the Racing Sta
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6 ~Copperhead" Versus "PIaffer
Breeches."

Many seem not to be aware that Copper
heads, as applied to a party, Is only the re-
yival of an old epithet which the New Eng
landers gave to ourhonest Dutch ancestors,
If we may credit the renowned Knicker-
booker, in his celebrated History of New
York. Diedrich thus discourses:
ain the proud days of Peter Stuyvesant,
the good old Dutch aristOcracy lOomed out
in ali its grandeur. The burly burgher, in
round-crowned flaundrish hat, with brim
of vast circumference, in portly garbadin',
and bulbous multiplicity of breeches, sat on
his sstoop' and smoked bis pipe in lordly ST.
lence: nor did itever enter his brain that the
active, restless Yankee, whom he saw
through his half shut eyes, worrying about
in dogday l,eat, ever intent on the main
chance, was one day to exercise con-
troll over these goodly Dutch domains. AL
ready, however, the races regarded each
other with disparaging eye. The Yankee
sneeringly spoke of the round crowned
burghers Of the Manhattoes as the sCop-
perheads; while the latter, glorying In
their own neither r0tundity, and observing
the slack galligaskins Of their rivals, flap
ping like an empty sail against the mast,
retorted upon them with the opprobrions
appellation of the PLATTER Breeches.r sr
If one of these party epithets, then, Is to
be revived, and the venerable name of
"COpperheads" is to be applied to thepeaee-
| loving, discreet, honest men Of the country,
as in good Dutch times, surely their OPP
ponents, the active, restless, meddlesome
| busybodies, should not object to the rival
name of :. Platter Breeches." York
! Express.