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SUNDAY SCHOOL CnLEBRATIoN ON MONDAY,
MAI so,--The following 10 the plan OF exercises
for the general Sunday School celebration next
Monday schools OF the LIST, ID, and ID divisions
assemble ~ lafayette square sts o'clock on Mon
day mnrningj move ~ 90 via Executive Man
terisn church, where the ID division, consulting
mostly OF schools Of Fourth ward stop, and hre 10
DO addressed by Rev. DR. NAdAl and Raw Mr.. How
letts. The procession continues TO the Ninth
Street Presbyterian church. whore the I'd division,
consisting OF schools Of Third ward, stop 20 be ad
drsased BY Rev. DR.. Sunderland and Rev. Mr.. But
lsr. Procession continues 70 Wesley chapel,
whore tho LIST division, consisting OF schools Of
Fifnt and Second wards, stop TO 10 addressed BY
senator Wiley and Rev. Mr.. Leach. Exercises
commence a. near 10 O'Clock ~ possible, or ~
| soon ~ the schools arrive ~ tho churches, Tho
churches will not 10 opened for visitors until It Q
| scholars arrive. The lth and 6th divisions, con.
| sistinE OF the Fifth, sixth, and Seventh wards,
| will assemble In west Capitol grounds, AZ 10
| O'Clock, and be addressed by Hon. Amos Myers, OF
| nnaylvAniA, AND Rev. DR.. Gillette. The plan OF
| exercises win be the same ~ cash plAee-Ad-
dresses, singing, and reading Of annual report.
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TRTRD wARD...FIRsT PRECINCT

THIRD WARD--.SEC0ND PRE-
.fE CINCT.
Notice 10 hereby given that, In conformity to the
provisions OF the charter Of the city Of Washing
Ton, an election will be held on MONDAY, the 9Th
day OF June nsxt, At the Model market, near the
corner OF Ninth and streets north, for Mayor, to
nerve two years, for one member Of the Board Of
Aldermen, to serve two years. aud three members
OF the Board OF Common Council, to serve one
Yssrj and Assessor TO Ierye two years for said
ward. .u1.' t..T IA. sh .-' I'D u
= The Polls open ~ O'Clock =. m. and close at I
D. n. A. ADAMSON,
CHARLES y. WOOD,
GEo. C, WHITING,
nyal Commilaionerl.
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GoLDl eeLDl-Ths only place II this city
ghsI: tAsy s.Ls and rs-p6Ia' E0Id peas \ Al N'
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200 REMOVAL 800.
TO NEW BUILT No,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
ODD FELLOWS HALL
JAMES 8. TOPHAM & CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their We'll Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS,
AND
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFAcToRY,
TO TREIB
NEW Bull Dl No.
H 500 8
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, OF our own manufacture, a
OF Military and sitiIens'
SADDLES AND BRIDLEs,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALks,
FINE SWORD BELTS, with TophAm'S Patent Slide
LkNGHoL2s PATENT SPURS
LAEGHoLEs PATENT Sohb and NosE stRAF
EWBAEK'S PATENT SPUR,
IrEEL BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
MILITARY AND CITIzENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Fl Il N X So.
ZINE DOUBLE COACH, CARNAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS,
FINE SINGLE CARNAGE, BUGGY. AND EX.
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
W Il Ps.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRU N ks.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALISES .
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND NALISkS,
LADIES' DkESSTRuNksAp and BONNET BONES
| AMY VALIsES AND PACKING TRUNKS,
| LaLCher and Canvass PelliAieur Bags, Leather
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
| SNtehSlS, Toy Trunks and School sAtohels, and
| sTSrJ article In their line Of business.
REM BRRi
e 500 Il
EEVENT STR 81
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EITINsIoE OF THn MnITLAI DHrARTNHHi
OF WAsHHsToH-ThO Military Department o.
Washington (undeF control Of General AuEur) hal
been extended a. 10 include all east OF the Blue
Ridge and north Of the RAppAhAnnosk.
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DnATH OF AN OFFICER or TIE RIduLlA
ARMT.-Leut. Thomas Goodman, OF the eth regi-
mont United states artillery died In this atty yes
tsrdGI noon, He was . brave and noble otncer.
His funeral will take place to-day At - o'clock
from the Mcclellan House, on 6treet, between
Eighteenth and Ninst0enth gtrOSt.
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SALE OR RENT.

nor SALE---THE STOCK AND FIX
lures OF the Wood and Coal Yard located at
No. SeI Twelfth street, between and streets,
with . lease Of one or three years, at the option
Of the proprietor. said yard being centrally To-
Gated 10 the midst Of = business community, makes
the location one OF the most desirable In tho city
The present proprietor having urgant business to
attend to elsewhere, will dispose OF the above at
lev price, or would rent the yard and 1xtureh II
desired, myll-u
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VARIETIES VARIETIES |

VARIETIES VARIETIES
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
SIGN OF THE BIGGEST DRUMMoND LIGHT 4
Sign Of tho Revolving and GlobPd Lights
The Illuminated Amusement Temple
FiTz sfsiMo Ssr Si:Ec Manager and kdveFtiSsr
MANAGERIAL PRONUNCIATION.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF THE GRE At VARIETIES INSTITUTION
NEW AR IsTES ARE DAILY ADDED
To this Crest Conn ny Of the World
THE POPULAR SUMMER RESORT
FULL OF orEN WINDOWS
FULL of NEETILATORS!
The popular Champion Jig Dancer,
MR.. LARRY TUOLEY!
'"0 "' Mi,s HANNAH RCHI
Mr.. ROBERT T. II NL,
MLLE INA WINDEL,
MR. GEORGE r. S1ELOuN,
MILE LILLY ARCH ARD,
Mr.. HAIRY BLOODGOOD,
NLLE hMtLIA,
Mr. HARRY FRANCIS,
MISS NJ LILY rREED
MR. CHARLES MCGUIRE,
MISS ANNIE GILMORE,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE.
ALL THE FASHIONABLE LADIES RESORT
DEPAR rMENT CLERKS ALL on HAND
SPECIAL NO ,ICE-TU-NIGHT
MIR HARRY NASH,
OF the warrington GSmuhAlumj
MIR. BOB WARDWELL,
THE SCIENTIFIC SPARRERs,
will put on the Gloves in friendly set-'o, In 'he
TOM AND JERRY
UR, LIFE IN LONDON my'S
MlL!TAEY GOODS
VAL s-EPHESS \ CO.,
EAS PESECvLvAhIA AVENUE
urug tue Iarsast krSc :tm6nt 10 this city, enofks.
u,g ali 0usiitiss used by officers IN the Army and
pS6rds, isshss, BoltS, SnoudaEstrs.,l, Hats,
Csr, pIstolE, &C., re-, With 5no assortment OF
upliJrrl slnthinF, with which we can Iarnlhh on
IN, lamrleta outhtG in q fow moments.
y ALLs STEPHENS h CO.,
S1A PennsYlvAnih Avenu
It, ~ its',, mar. ChFON,N
~ ENTL EMEN'S CLOTHING I'VE
u have nuw In store full stosk OF tlsntlomen'I
spring OVsreOhts, Business Suits, Dress Suits ant
Furnishing Goods Of the latest styles, mhnufAgtur
eli with tho HAma degree Of sAtl6Ss, Itys, nd ole
ganSe, n 70 made To order,
WALL, s"EPHEEs s. TO-
tGA PNnhG' wat Az nue, G1tWoeH
SUR and TENTH gifetNg
! ePI lN-ini ItVAE 4 ln'tbl
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODI

IN GALS
J.EDwIN HALLENBECE, dealer In HewspA-
per' Periodicals., Novels, Stationary, Prints, To-
baooo, ssKArs, Flags aud Playing Cards. AlIo, .
large assortment OF Plain and Colored Photo
graphs, iI5 King street, four doors below Provost
msrshal's once, Alex AndriA, Va.
subscriptions and advertisements for the WASH
lnston DAILY NATIONAL REPuBLIcAS received.
Ap2o-n
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. "A NUMBER OF GEN
10 nunan aAn obtain beard 81 No. M Maryland
1yenQs bttWSsn TOW-Spda'hAli and Sixth streets
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WOUNDED oTYIcERs.-The following Officers
reported TO Surgeon AntiAell yesterday; Lieut..
Amos B. RoSd, Tth Wis, Lieut., y. H. Downing,
9th PennA.i Lieut.. Thoa W. Dick, 9Th N. y. heavy
Aaron d. Gibson, Bth Wis LiSut. Ino. D. Howell,
18th POnnA.; Capt. J. R. EgeItoo, 9TH n. y; MAJ
ChAs, Northrop, STth N. XII Capt @. @. Plots, lAsd
PonnA fLieut. Harvey Fisher, 10Th PonAA.I Lieut.
Warren y. White, lIid Pennk,i Lieut. John Ryan,
seth PsnnAi Lieut.. fred. WeiIAnd, @, 7lh r IL
Lieut.. - Morris, llth y. Y.
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believe the within 10 be correct.

T. INsRAHAH, ...
Col and Provost Marshal.
70 and before JuI'iee Bates printed in
pl,s.Tdi hsaded "Ju,tics to the Hrek msn!n
%s s,! Nj H.. g -.;S. e 8. sSS, *. 4
ssSg That Is. TS,os re y re Second ward
%m: sns s .sudd. iop n. M.yo,.y q
RAub for Alderman, and Of Thos W. Muller, VIM.
!. shedd, and Michael coombs for Common Coun-
cur utmost energies 70 SECURE their election.
which being adopted, We meeting adlournsd'
... .a. 90. -sS- oil.
wLsumaToH (CHTRp) FAMILY MARKHT.--
m GS s'n 10 III, sssy aoasy, Nay ss 1854; ""
Be.f-RoastinE pieces, Is to 800 per lb.i Porter
house s,esk SOC per lbj soup meats, IS, per pisosi
100 per ID, sCrnsd Sssf, iss per ID, saoS.d Sss
800 per h.; smoked tongues, TSo each.
hursa-Hlnd quarters, abo per ID. 4; fore quar-
''; 10 SaSS r. O .s IL
sslf's head, 500. ssehj sIifl feet, Iss. -
porh-Ros.tinE Pie es, isq. per ID steak, zoe, !
slo.i common hams, sOo,i eornsd pork, Iss bacon,
bais, ci"s AND ECS'-Frs,h butter (bs,t), 800.
apple cheese, Soc. per Is. new sSs,irs' ,ss. p'
Poltry-Turkeyi, ao.boC9at.6o cash dressed
'AISseni N p.ts..ldss. '6S1S. ,,., %.
bunehi sh.d 7Ds. per Psir sturgeon, 25ko. per h.
porEies, l9ka per hi trout, aso. per buoshi sea
b.,, axe per ib Iobi,srs, 49, per ID perch, 300.
IsgeisSs.- potatoes, q IS. per peek; old
DO, also per buahel; green peas, ps. par peek;
new eshbsgc, Ise. per headj new onions, %. per
hunchi lettuce "a TO 90, per hsad radiahos, o. to
ss per bunoh spinach, Zoe per peek sprouts, do,
dol asparagus, axe. per bunohj Tina beans a6s.
per qt.j can tomatoes, tosi white beans, dried
kiiesndnsous- Strawberries, fss. 10 tos. per qt
apples, boo to TOO. per peck oranges, 6oo TO 7os.
per DOR, lemons, SOC TO 500 per dor; dried applss
81 per peck do. peaches, 1os per at.
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r OST-.-A LONG WALLET, CON.
| 4 tanning papers valuable only to the owner;
as also papers accompanying. The finder will be
well row Afded by addressing Boz 1S2, O., or call
ing ~ tSt II street, between Ninth and Tenth sts.
my28-Its
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ARRIVAL OF Enthusiastically afternoon
the following Indians, from Kansas arrived In
this city. They dressed In true Indian style,
and attracted eonaiderAblS attention. The pur-
pose Of their visit IL 10 transact some business
with the Government and see the liEhtli II. W.
FArnhWorth, L. 8. Nunollo, lEtAl-lA-se, hs-6o-6o-
WA-to-in-EA, Al-lA-gA-uol0he, No-pA-TTA, Woh-
toA.in.soh, Poh-do-oAh-EAhls, Roh-hS-Eo-sho, Jo'
1sph lanes.
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WANTS.
SXTANTED.--!THREE COPIES OF
w this paper Issued the cd II February.
AND WARRANTS WANTED.

FiFTY LAND WARRANTS Of w. 10 Snd !"
'fS' "Sh'0' IN CLARK 4 GAYLORD
. ., Room D. onFnor seventh aud ste.
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THE ELECTION.

UNfRsr wARD..3FIRsT PRECINCT.
Notice 10 hereby given that, in conformity 70 the
provisions OF the Oh ttsr Of the city Of Washing
ton, an election will be held on MONDAY, the oh
day Of June' usxt a. John c. ReeyeI Carpenter
Shop, on i street, between Nineteenth aud TWEEN.
ueth s'reeta west for Mayor, 20 sefve two years I
for one membar OF Board -of sAldsruen, 10 serve
two years three members Of Board Of Common
Council, 10 ssrve one year, land an Assessor, 10
serve two years for said Ward,
The polls open AtT a m, and close att y. m.
WIN. II. CALVERT,
LEWIS D. PNRKER,
WIN. RIGGLEs,
myM ..II |.s o. NON CouAuaisnioneFly
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ELEVENTH WARD. ...eECOND PRE-
- CINOT
Notice 10 hereby 6tVsu that, In accordance with
the provisions oftho charter Of the city OF Wash
inEton, al election will DO held on MONDAY the
day ofJune next ~ the corner OF seventh street
and Maryland avenue, west aide Of seventh street,
for Mayor, 70 serve two years. for one member OF
Board Of Aldermen, to serve two yeAni three
memDsrS OF Board Of Common Council, TO serve
one ysAsi and .SSeIsor to serve two years fSrSAid
ward. hH.'
Polls open AZ o'clock =. M, and sloss a. 7 p. m.
W. 7. DUNIfHAN,
II o. MOVES,
..'F.. o. HENRY Nj. KNIGHT,
nv8 tt'.H .".f'a '. Commissioners.
, 1864-04-22
The ssBanncr Claim ,,D1spntcd,

AHo 1h&1110CA N1H11A A77sCIh1SukGNs
EDITORS Tn1BrNx:-I notice In your Issue 0! to-
maoIites In the different Wards OF our city, that
yon claim Tor tue First Ward the proud distinction
OF being the Banner Ward OF the city. Now,
glorious Tenth Ward the Banner Ward Of the city
the one giving the greatest gain in single ycaf.
Upon the bssi. OF the vote caet in 19.3 and is 4,
tEc gain OF The First Ward Is 176, while upon the
sane fneis, tie gain Of the Tenth Is l13.
4 RElCEI1CAN EQ1ER 0F TIE So1tn TtxTu
, 1864-04-22
FURNITURE,

D1kUSSE148 CA& FEEBs
AIJRROHs LA1yrEL ORNAMENTS, Piano BOnTE
&C., &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, April 9sth. At ~ o'clock. at Dwell
ing HUusc
= .3y6 WABASH AVENUE,
1le entire f9rnituse 81 family 1en1ulshlug house
keeping, con6t.tnE Of 1icn io4eHood Iarlor Fusnl-
tnre, Sofas chnra Marble Top Table French llaossE
Geek and ornamsnts, Pier Hlssa, Brussets Carpets.
Furniture, Crocksyy, China and Glassware. &C., DC.
4 nno Rosewood Piano Forte, 6H ocsaye.
ALSO
Several vcry old and 1ne OIL PAINTINGS, painted in
Italy. WN.A. BUFFERS CO.,
aps9ds6Ist Auctlausefn.
, 1864-04-22

Police CoCRT.-1he excitement attendant
upon the election having snbEiled the Representa-
ivea Of the two bottle party relapse into their old
habits md again swell the tide Of Offending hu-
naulty that daily nows into the Armory. Yestes~
day thirty or forty individuals appeared as the Po-
lice Court, mort Of them a. usuM charged with the
Petty t!ime Of drn1 kcaaness, which most u them
Modification of Tuesdays defeat. The iollowing
ale The lew cnset Of importance:
a Boottess E1rand-Mannah Cron.n, a vouuy
woman being on Wednesday evening in waot Of
l;air q boots, aud lacking the necessary 1unds,
while examining several pairs concealed one be.
meath her thawl. On being charged with the theft
she denied Il but when a policeman was sent for
face Of the salesman. As the value OF the boots
vas un9e1 g, the charge was changed 10 disorder
u and the prisoner tined SIS and costs
Tie ASS4nf CaSe.-BarHileo Rosa the hsrnan oY
The notorious Pnscal Angel, was charged with AS
aeut with intent to murder, being an aeceasory to
tns ls,e brntal aF.anlt upon The soldier Nolaa. IN
ANGELS Falcon. Alter the affray RoeA escaped aud
vas only capture d yesterday afternoon. Ofnccr T,
1hnlEhts, who had 6een sent to Camp Donslas to
nang Seao9. ao aepoeed that The soldier was con.
nhea 10 h1s bed n the hospital from the effects o!
The a@e wa @ M s res
tor 9ine M aaye the Prisoner being committed In d.
Formidable Durplasz.-Patrick Quinn and James
Dotley, Juveniles who, perhaps, may hnyc nttajnsd
dleordcriy conduct In burglariously cntcrinr' NV Nv
mean4 Of skeleton kc-a, the house OF nvIy9honIt.
and abetracttng tllereilum two hams and purn,'
dog. Dooley, It was alleged had been charged With
timhai oAcnsc bclure. In the absence Of wit
0efses the ensc was continued until tomorrow.
4 !agYnnf.-Mar} Quinn, young lady, whose
tnmhiltiE pfoclleltter have cssed her to he recu
Lar attendant ut the Armory was again charged
with vagrancy and committed to E3 days in uel
homie" in default q ea5 nne and costs.
LtRAa4Ved.-DayId Fatten and DAVID RODGERS
charged on SntuIdar last ilhrobblng 4 W. Coox,
recorded in the T1u1CSE, were released from cus
tody by writ Of haotas corpus, there being no e7
tdenoe arainst them:
cipal actor in the "malet" case, By which board
ing houec keeper Ut Bridgeport was Rwinded on
pf 900, as mentioned IN LAST Sundays TRIBUNE
vas aE1aiened before Judge Miller, but owing 10
1ack Of evidence or some other cause, the chars
was changed to vasrancy, and d1e OF S2s5 LII
posed. .-,.-a
Disorder'y.-Mary Fay, n lady whose dignity PIT
vented hct presence in court, except through be
attorney, wns charged with it-uesg nelgabor'
child named Mary Logue. The parties live nea
fbe corner Of Fulton and Elizabeth streets, an
some daye ago, on account Of some ch1ldish imprc
miety On the part Of the girl. the woman Fa
fhrashed her With stick until she bled p:oiuBel
from the head, ayms. and other parts OF the body
4 inc Of IS aud costs was imposed upon the II
Tago.
, 1864-04-22
M a r RI r ID. .

list. at thr esidcnce OF the tsides mother BIZ Rev
Il, Nssfturn. Nj. JOFh II. PtHRCE. ttlth liunu,s
tAya1ry.) OF feo1la, ILL.,, hnd Miss ALMA CLIFFORD,
OF fk"tlhan.pten.
, 1864-04-22
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
" Auction eers, II, 46 and Is nsarEc7n s7ss4
-Four Frame dwelling Houses,
Ar ATFTHAN

-Four Frame dwelling Houses,
At AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, April q. It lux o'clock A. ~, We
eal sell On the premises, ou the Dorth slide OF NASH
Inatontt-, between Dearborn aud Stase STREETS, the
FOUR TW0.sTORY FRAME BUILDINGS
sitrafed thereon The hui1diuEa to be moved on the
1rst dag OF 1tay, 1851. Terms-cnsh.
ape0,dssl4t GILBERT SAMPSON, Auct'rs.
GILBERT a.: 4 SAMPSON, ! $ , )! ,...,... :,
The entire Household Furniture, Brussels,
Thrse-Ply ard 11g1ain CA1psts, &C.,
OP FIVE FANn.1Ks DaxAkHo Er uoussxRRp1ho,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, April ga, at ~ O'Clock, We shall sell
at our saesroDnis. the entire Furniture. Carpets,
NirTrrs. Croeke1y, Glass, Kitchen Ware. Bedding.
&c, OF hye families The gptda ese bcnt removed
to rooms the better Gfep'ay nf the ouas aud
TO avoid the 1nconveLie1c MD uonsles Of auc.
ton At their horses
Aeo, will be sold It the game line Inc assortment
O first tcIass New urniipre.
Parties hrtaklug up housekeeping will md 1t to
1hcif ctcrest to call On helcre H1kju. dtsposl
epi9-d1S4 1t Auctioneeta.
, 1864-04-22

Diseases of tho NervouE, seminal, Uft-
nary and Sexual SysteTnA.-New and rslEa-
BILE treatment-in reports Of the Howard Assocsa-,
tinn. Sent BY mail In scaled letter envelopes, ffee
Of charge. Address D. j. Skilon Hough,on, How
ard ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth street, Phila-
delphta. p. mhalbH5aam
, 1864-04-22

, months to Bridewen Gyms B. Fry. larceny, two
t. h tTs
years TO psnitentiary John l1any, larceny. eight
en- months 70 penltentiary; Richard ", larceny,
n.y. ny. one me year "a to psn!te1tla!; Bsrnar1 Je1n,nss.
i:feeny, three months to city Dr;dewel; Joseph
Eagles, larceny ono ye.r to pcntsn1ai;d: s;5s n!ay
M,ehael Gibbons. assault, nine months in city
B:ideweU.
A CONFIDENCE OPEn4T1oS.-The old con
Gdcrce game was played on Wednesday night at
the depot OF the Ga1ena and Chicago Union Rail-
road, rpon IN elderly traveller named Henry G.
Preston, by well known operator named Joseph
Norm, by which the uususpectins yerdant WAS
dIddlrd ont cf $3.50 In currency. The old dod.e Of
wasthc ene employed on this occasion. The po.
]iaman at the depot eaw the transaction, and en-
denTorcd to arrest the scoundrel who jumped upon
escaped, In his haste to &C, upon the cars, be
dru1peti bis booty. He was nyerhanlcd by tele-
graphic Dispatch and brought back from the juno
Ills morning.
: PRINTERS sTR1KE.-The compositors In the
ofnco Of tho Clicaro Ibtt atruck work on election
night. tue ground for complaint beins-as alleged
that the Fbst company was intending to organize
. foree outside Of the Typographical Union, and
that It Vas simply q question with them whether
they should GO ont then or be kckcd out presently
n nrr $hF IH-f Ak~ ~xrf
that 1,apef, we cannot OF course iudse as tn the
correctness Of the surmiee. The paper Of ycster-
Gay aeclaIeq fseil able and determined to exist
ters 10 whom the Fnse company will pay the zallng
tds .%ot thosp r. 81 - 5 ~ es. ns oa.oa ccn-
10 cnme tn Chicnrn a. thcre ,rc e,re,dv iere
humorous hands out or cup|oyroent
.~rsrr~uzm,
S'ANttA AAt ASs
MrV1crrc,a rrr.rr, -rd*p,r Ad.u. WIN !,
1raonh+o51r ~. 1o-t .,ton ~ 49, =. a., W.. IT,,
,ue oee. ne.ot nv aa'e anu ~ n.e i'ue
s'"ee Aafoock' t2Scs MS nset beaeat IN Ch1caso
tonight, appearing In new play called 1.-THE
Heretlc," and as william in The drama Of "B1ack.
u.5 er..,, y IrM. t...s-A
5e1 Snsan s,a ~. Mf a. oss hopss
WIN n1s Infnts, tnc Iheater Will be crowded. On
Saturday he viii appear in the afternoon and even.
ipg in two Shstspeariau Characters the oress,on
heinz the r<1rb-.,;on NJ tbo thrao4hr,3,.ath .n,t
e w =. NV '.4ie iecAuau1eutn auu1-
setfatJ OF the birth OF the Inspired poet. Next
week we are to hare a senaation-a female 1tazep-
pain the younr. bandaome and d,rinc sonea+,i-
ennc Misc Eate F;aher
-. 80 1,u@ M ~,
MCsEth--Ine I1cket-oi-Lcave Man 1s up TOT Its
twenty.Ri1,h representation at The Musenm this
and see nj. art,,,, ~. Es Eo .uo u' peoe " ~
Ss-t .sa,s :. ~, rAa, , WI ~ 'o' Ans
AoApExY OF Mus,o,-The ssme attractive bfn
which han 5rav,, r-ovds :, ~. Ae.aa,,- a1-;,a
49, -s~.s.t-".1 sAI V1.!ns
tnc present Week, VIII oe repeated tns evening.
yoa want sitting place go carly
VAn1Er1Es-Sea the bill ofrered hy The Varieties
, 1864-04-22
FIRE AlARM TELEGRAPH,
Sretial Meeting Of The Common Co1G;ii 10 Coz
slider The PrQjctt-~-plan Of tie Work.

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Tee special meeting Of the Common Council
Po;ice and Water TELEGRAPH. was houored with
rnn,n-, ~ rcs,, rt1,v s,sc-nnan ma-or Sh.,m.r ~.
ccI:ed the chair, and the following Aldermen were
rresenr: HAHN, 6himp. Roberts, Barrett, Gallup,
kanp, Walsh, Comiell7, Ulbrich, CLARK, Talcott,
iiyan, Woodnan, Bond. Mot1in:er. 1 SA''
Tbr rcrort or the too,s M T,nh3c xvo-.s r, .1,e
.rh;sc, l"a sr'1n1,iSa ,nrc1nnrna;ro ~ c.n.
t'Ist;o, - ars .ecn.,nr.,e1 10 ~ nrdS;nsnre m
,hn,i.tno,' ,hs su ..me - 49, '''"AA~s "e
nc ordinance provides that thu Doarl of pnbllc
Vol shaII Ie sthorfzed 10 cnnsrsct fr Ihc ,FnrE
A. ro.f rnt n ..Tceed eerertv rhnniard intt,rs
The wnrl To bc core under the;r diracfion anii M
nrctni and ~ he na5d fr IN lie comietinn oT th,.
rontIact In he spcrinl iurd shaii not be- suf
to ir srnried md mid oSeria animal ,stalImea,s
viii in,clts,, from the general find .. ihc civ,
WEich abaI be- reitnbursed frouo the Inanrsnee
The .]an and spec,fcatfons submitted bv The
aceEt Of Nesers. Knnard & Co. proyiics f3r tho
encl;on oi stat,ou or otice nroTidei with
u1arn circniie ire sfar1n reiater. and detrctor
watch clock ier The rccoriny of deinq qarncies n:d
ner az tS+:a '3e rr ca,e 70 ee ns .s %G 1
rM;ts - ~ ,ror;da1a rith nnn hnn1red eSd 1hrec
fre a,sgm e,cns1 boeca eac1, srnai box to be pro
sneo, y sanon @ 70 olnen ce neeasa 4hc ,oc o5e
W. ~ H.. !,on.l hnScIP ~ be fonr rst
atc,e @ he "a Es1cnent % and LISTENED 10 honaes 's o.
hnn ,-{th III Av
EI,n. 'cn,nn1cts ~ n,sssEr rirrnits Tnr ornnnd ~
srac,inr sre IN hs encsscd IN vrnnrh; irT,n IA
n,nas - hsirht ~ ytecn fsr1. the Il mai hoTes
is r. hs1. ~ fonr n1;cntc rrYz nIsm creats 10
h 1ToSdea Tafh ej"ht rlcctroaaac beI, rinc
r. T.. s.s W." .h H. snnn
10 1nrIEe l. iii ~ il re i tas eity; EAs,
ofYrr n'l:ca djal ~ hc nsccd Anu nv
ssnasstsd q; t6s Ss!e! i
; a X tin threo ,e.t. ,srray. 70 10
y tly ~ eS ; ~ m1. @ has ~ ..ta ~
sui Sui, m reseh % 1he iiches1 or ria lowest point allsWed
one ha5dIea a ana ioIt5 mnes o. ,Ion wre
a5e neeqeo TO l1ahs LIE @ s1is
trnmn'ets in one vear rom the date Of s@nfns tie
eon3l,aG1. Ply, Il ,.os s,s a,a.
EaH i: - - l,s aue * paeeaso.
On IT. Fir aYn nma Wnter u se'et ~ 'ns ssSs'
A,q. hann urseo me passage. ssaSe.,
AID. Bcden aeked why 1t should be fe:erred-
10 o Rob
e1te, Holden and Woolman m were M appointed APT COZ,
m1lee 70 IepolI: !lcy aaa not ~ uone M 50 ~
mcsed that the report NOW presented be accepted
AID. CoHitl5 was not H1lnn: 10 psss ne ofai-
Thought the work might be done for much less than
<seN1; or,,o. =, TIM cor,r,,t,a aa re-
EN- 20, mo eSaminsa to ;ae r,,,a bs a. aone ~.
iii the fund had accumulated The committee had
mr.. and debated the matter,
Chief Engineer y. AaII1s Pr perlsts1o9n au
dtesstd the Ccunsai. e!aItns taa. ~ WI ia.eas4 %
four hours at tine 20 to be anJs J1E. lsaay to
round hs mnknS ppna soTea iba rraa
saving of expense in working and IL dsst5ueion ie
By tre which would e9aue on Ia1 aaopt'oa o. tne
s,Item Ae eS1aeated & map o. sstions III ~ cans
, 1864-04-22

E Houze and Sign Painting, Ca1ctmine,
Glazing and Granlng. Paper Hanyfngs and Win.
dow Shades ceiling Wholesale and retail at New
Yora prices. F. Z. R1asE. 81 Randolph street.