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ADJUSTMENTS.

EoRD,s NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH sTnKEr, ABOVE PA. AVE.
THE sHAKsrRAREAH TrR-cENTENARY.
"The tide OF time, which h constantly wearing
away the dissolube fabrics Of other poets, passes
BY without injurins The sdsmant Of shAkspeare."
GRAND FESTIVAL WEEK.
VIM sHAKsPEARE,
,ha not io sS up S5P S. Ass ~ - ,'
The Manager, in order TO lend proper eeiaf TO the
Tercentenary celebration Of this great poet Of the
4 DRAMATIC FESTIVAL WEEK.
TIL" tTAur,aSyyIS EyES1SSs April a. 1884,
will appear for tho last time in his grand Imper-
Friday, April laNE s ! I ! fd Ri LAST
TIME As MACBETH. Ap21
EoRD's NEW HEATRE.
tenth STREET, ABOVE PENNA AVENUE,
WARRINGTON,
OWNED AND MANAGED by JOHN T. FORD.
THE sHAKsPEAREAN TER-CENTENNARY.
"The tide Of time, which Ia constantly wearing
away the dissoluble fabrics Of other poets passes
BY without iniuring the adamant OF Shakespeare,
DIR. JOHNSON.
GRAND FESTIVAL WEEK.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE,
Dorm April "a, IESt-Dled April %, 1915.
1--WE SHALL NOT LOOK UPON HIS nike
AGAIN"
The Manager, in order to lend proper cclai to the
Precautionary Celebration Of the Great Poet OF
the time, has organized
A DRAMATIC FESTIVAL WEEK,
Commencing
ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL IS, 1864,
Which will be devoted exclusively TO the produce
ton Of the shakspeAreAn plays, illustrated by the
BEST sHAKsPEAREAN ACTOR OF THE AGE,
EDWIN FORREST,
With the best
sHAKsPEAREAN COMPANY
The gala entertainments will eliminate
ON SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 20,
tst. Georges Day)
The anniversary Of tho Poets Birth and Death, In
splendid Commemorative entertainment.
The following are the selections for the week:
MONDAY, April ls......................HA HAMLET
TUESDAY, April Io.......m........KING LEAR
WEDNESDAY, April 2o.........As you LIKE IT
THURSDAY, April oTHELLo
FRIDAY, April 2......... MACBETH
SATURDAY, April ga sHAKsPEAREAN FES-
TIvAL AND ILLUMINATION.
NoTICE.-Mr. Forrest will not be able, during
the present engagement, to appear again In either
OF the abovo-named plays.
Box sheet now open for the three first evenings.
Apl6-6t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

PUBLIC SCHOOL CoNcBRr-d Tredt.- We
would Impress upon the minds Of the readers OF
the REPUBLICAN that q rich treat 10 In store for
them in the concert OF vocal music which will be
given by the pupils OF the female grammar schools
under the direction OF Professor Daniel, at the
Smithsonian Institute, on this tThursdayl even.
ing, the 2ist instant, commencing at six o'clock.
The proceeds Of the concert will be used for the
purchase OF pianos for the schools. Mr.. j. y Kills
has kindly offered the use OF one Of his finest
pianos for tho occasion.
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Hon. Hannibal HAmliu, Woe President United
Hon. Schuyler Colfa1, Speaker OF House OF Rep
resentAtiveS United States.
Hon, Solomon Foot, OF Vermont.
Hon. Richard WAllAoh, Mayor Of Washington.
Hon. Henry Addison, Mayor OF Georgetown.
French, William NJ ShuIter,
Henry Cooke, Job W Angus,
81 Bowen, Charles FstAnsbury,
d Holloway, John H Semmes,
W Dole p BArtholow,
James Grinnell, Ira Goodenow,
William Whiting, Major o R Lathom,
John NleolAy, Fahnestoek,
II W Taylor, II shepherd,
John NJ BrodheAd, Ednund French,
John L Hayes, Col John @ Stephenson,
Hon Edward MoPherHon,J D WIN,
Hon John W Forney, W L Avery,
Hon d Cartier, William Wheelan,
Hon Ro6srt sehsnok, Hudson Taylor,
Hon William Kelley, W L Nicholson,
Hon + Il woodbridge, Coleman,
Hon Justin Morrill,, &C SIMPSON,
Hon Portus Baxter, NH bohrer,
Hon VIM v WhAley, Charles Il MIX,
Hon Howe, Jsmes r Dooiit,le, Jr,
Hon John A KassOn, Mai Darlington Raymond
Hon John II Rice, Capt II Howard,
Hon II Winter Davis, Burrows Towers,
Hon Chandler, Samuel Bacon, jr
Hon John W LohgyeAr, John + Ennis,
Hon M wilkinson, William Webb,
Hon William Window, William @ MPtIerott
Hon Daniel Clark, VIM Henry Phillips,
Hon Theo NJ Pomeroy, Remus Riggs,
Gen H MArtindAle, James steee,
Col NJ Greene, Capt Montgomery,
Col D Fry, Capt Wager,
Gen Henry W benhAm, Joseph Brown,
surgeon d W Bliss, william b Todd,
Surgeon VIM Thompson, G NJ Wight,
Capt Henry soheetI, Major John o Cash,
Col NJ Thompson, George W Mcclellan,
Capt T NJ Cody, CT MoDonaid,
Capt @ c Lee, Major n Scott,
John mArbury, Jr, De We're Burr,
Badge-Red Ribbon.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
d French, 81 Bowen,
Richard WAllach, William Todd,
John II semmes.
INVITATION AND RECEPTION.
Samuel SAM ? Bel, stevens,
Hon i Wintsr DSTi., e0ioasl I Towers.
g StanSbury, DR. VIM X MeHaney.
Badge-Blue Ribbon.
FLOOR MANA0ERE
Captain II L soheetE, NH Barrett.
Major stebbins, Oh HueItlS,
James Galway, wv Angus,
DR. W Bliss, Samuel Bacon, IT,,
Gilman, James g shAnklAnd,
B French, it,, TIM BArohuI,
A Hays, Capt lie Grand Benedict.
Badge-wkitc Ribbon.
DECORATIONS.
James Steele, A witIleben, JBWll.
MUSIC.
Col Il NJ Greene, Capt = NJ Cody, JF shsrrettS.
RETREGHMEETs.
wv Angus, BartholoW, SP Bell.
BAdge-Red, White, and Blue Ribbon.
POLICE.
William Webb, 81 Bowen, Capt 4 S Wioklin.
BAdge-Yellow Ribbon.
Tickets Three DollArI-To be had at the Book
Stores and Hotels.
Gentlemen desiring Cards OF Invitation Tor La
dies will leave names with g. P. Bell, at the Man
agerB'a Room, Patent once, or at the Drug Store
OH. D.. Gilman, or Hudson TAylOr'H bookstore,
Pennsylvania avenue. ApIl-thItu26
CHEAP BooKsl CHEAP BOOKS II
Upward OF 1000 works Of English and Foreign
Literature, comprising
Hifo'H IrdNLs, Poetry, Novels, ETC., etc.,
At from
toto 40 per cent. below the regular prices,
NJ HEILPRIN's Bookstore,
IA PennGylvAniA avenue,
aplt-eolm' bet, 18th and Iath streets, north.
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DEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
III AGENCY.
Everybody should call on

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
For servants and real estate Agency No, Gil Ninth
troet near PennBylvAniA avenue, (north.)
Particular attention paid to the renting OF Dwell
Lings and Boarding Houses, Stores, &c. Real rs.
tate and other Property bought and sold on COM
mission,
Property holders obtain the best Of tenants
without charge,
Ool8-tf
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NOTICE.----TO TEE TAXPAYERS
IN OF THE COUNTY OF WARRINGTON
The Board Of Assessors, having completed the
general assessment for the year 1850, hereby give
notice that they will sit Board Of Appeal, for
Thufsdsy, The 2ist day Of April 70 Saturday, the
soth OF April, inclusive, Sundays exceptedD At the
once OF Nicholas CAllhn, Esq, No. 2i3 y street,
from 3. m. to p. m. each day.
d. V. BURR,
GEO. PLANT,
CHAs. r. BELT,
Ap2i-d Assessors.
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RY J. @; MSaUIRE q CO.,
RT JAMES Sc g; MCGUIRE s CO.,

RI JAMES 9. MCGUIRE & CO.,
u huCTIoNEERs
VACANT LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NORTH
I STREET AND SEVENTH STREET EAsT-on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April N, al half.
past o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell for
acoount OF the Convent Of the Visitation, Lots No
TO- IT, H. 10 and 10, fronting together IA feet iO
inches on North / street, between Sixth and
bees realdenoe) and $50 feot on Seventh street
east, to be divided Into convenient building lots
all running to alleys.
Terms; Onc-hAlf cash, the remainder in six
months, with interest secured by deed OF trust
on the premises.
Conveyanoos at the cost Of the purchaser.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE & CO,
ApI9-d AustIons.r,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RBNBFlT TO THE HOSPITALS
NGToNI
GALA NIGHT
HONOR TO THE IMMORTAL pApp,
TERCENTENARY ANNIVERSARY
WORLDS POET,
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
"Thc front Of love hImaelt
An eye like Mars, 70 threaten and command,
A station like the herald Mercury,
A combination and form, indeed,
Where every God did seem 10 set his seal,
To give the world assurance OF a man"
HAMLET, ACT III, scENEi.
THE WASHINGTON LITERARY
DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
Take great pleasure In Announcing TO the public
that they will celebrate
THIS IMPORTANT EVENT
THE WASHINGTON THEATRE,
ELEVENTH STREET,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 49, 1864.
PROGRAMME.
OVERTURE. =. From Midsummcr's Nights Dream
Orchestra under the leadership Of Prof. Rose-
wald, Of the Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore.
ODE, composed by sprAsue. (ReOted by Jos.
Whiting, Esq of Growers ThcAter.
To conclude with the Crowning of ShAkspcare'S
bust.
FIRST ACT OF HAMLET, by Members OF the
Association.
-
,Oihello
PART II.
n,,,,r,r,,,, 1884, .
Nv nm '''he' ro"' 'o'heiIo'' ny the
distinguished ShakSperean reader,
F. TAStStror Esq
' mn DD'''o' VT I I1.. =, NE
MTrstc r., ,,....,,.
SCENE ACT ut ntrpcu.Nr M, ,.rN,c,, =.
Morhor. o1 tho A..o,t.,toD
REMARKS ON suAxspr,pr h, ,,o ,,,,,,
guished Elocutionist. ...... Prof. Donald Mcleod
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FOR SALE.

III ~ Els q II SA b.
K corner Lot, $50 feet front on Pa. Av., contain
ing % 500 square feet OF ground improved by stores
offices and residences one OF the best locations
for a hrst-csss hotel in Washington. The whole
OF this excellent property can be purchased for
sl26, OOO-s as 600 cash balance on long time.
A flne Brick Residence on X ST. opposite
Franklin Square, - rooms, 20 BY l33 feet
to 80 foot paved alley, stable and carriage
house. blVIVVV
Desirable Brick on 18th st., near Pa avi %
by lOO 10 rooms. 49, oiOOO
Brick Residence on at, y by 1877, " rooms
good stable. oIoOO
A EubstAntiAl Brick, on st, bet, "a and 81,
IS by 100, rooms. iOOO
snug little Brick House, on st., 10 by 100,
rOOmb.,..s,,.,, ...''''''' ,,'.,,'s''.''. Sow
EToSnd 4s. =" ioU ",a ' 1000
neat Frame House, on 18th st. u by 100 b
fOOmh,.' iiVVv
One on 9Th st., bet. n and U StS., % by 1876, 49,,
rooms, htoO
Two Frames on N bt, bet. lth and 9th bta, 10
by 1870, I rooms eAch,,,....,.,.,'..,', LOO
building Lots In all parts OF the city.
A number OF desirable Parma for sale.
MITCHELL h SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
m2I-tI Southeast cor Pa av. and 18th u.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

DISTRICT Sons OF TENPHRANCB.-At the
meeting Of the grand division yesterday, the re-
port OF the Secretary showed the following results
Der connected with the several hospitals In and
about the city Whole number initiated the p,st
quarter, 811 present number Of members Of the
order, I,le8 lady visitors admitted last quarter,
90 whole number Of lady visitors, issj number
withdrawn, III died, 8 plumber Violated the
Geo. +. Mcclellan, @. W. Pr J. L. Kidwell, @. W.
Al J. X. Bridge, G. p; Duncan Mckay, @. T.
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MAYORS OFFICE, APRIL 90, 1854.

MAYORS OFFICE, APRIL 90, 1854.
Proposals will be received at the Mayors ONCE
until y O'Clock m, on THURSDAY, the 18th 81 inst
sixtL and seventh streets west.
Tho gravel to DO nine inches in the centre, taper
well rolled with heavy roller and to DO relieved
OF all bouderB OF an improper size, At the diGcre
tion OF the Commissioner.
the work ID approved BY the CommiIsionor and
both Assistant Commissioners.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and square yard for RrIvelink.
JAMES H. BURCH,
Commissioner OF the Seventh Ward
RHODY O'BRIEH,
THOMAS CABSELL,
Ap2l-eotfS Assistant Commissioners.
@ UGA 40 HHDS. CUBA AND
- rorto Rico Sugar, part prime.
Just received and foE sale By
No. 6Q9, corner 9th at. and Louisiana avenue,
ApI6-st Opposite west end Centre Market.
ID ARE CHANCE FOR A PERSON
III Wishing to Engage In the Wholesale and
Retail Grocery Bustness!-The undersigned having
been actively engaged in business for a period Of
same, offer their stock, together with the good
will Of their establishment Tor sale and the house
spiI-sodSHf MURRAY a sEMMEs.
f o R 3 A L e.
100 cases brakes Plantation BitterG.
200 " WI. G. Club House Gin.
100 bills Old Rye Whisky.
90 Very Old Rye Whibkey
100 half chests Tea Of various kinds.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee.
100 kits Mess MAokerel.
100 half kits Mess MAokercl
100 % MOI do
100 Picked Simon
90 bags Old Java ufIee.
And . general assortment of WIncs, LIQUORS,
ChampAsneB, Havana Cigars, So, at mArke t rates,
W. C0RW1N BURGY
No. IA North Charles street,
Hty Baltimore, Nd.
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l,OOO WANTED At oScf. ~
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER,l
DEPOT or WARRINGTON, }
WARRINGTON, ID. c., April n, 1884.
1000 HORSES, suitable for Artillery Service will
be purchased at this depot by the undersigned, In
open market, from date until May II, 1854 In lots
OF one to nfty, at one hundred and sixty-hve dol
lara (eleo) per animali each animal to be subjected
to the usual Government inspection before being
accepted.
Horses to be delivered to, and inspected BY Cap
tain z. H. Tompkins, A. Y. NJ, u. s. A., corner
Twentysecond and G streets, Washington, d. C.
ID. X. RUCKER,
Drigadior General and Chief Quartermaster,
apll-77t Depot of Washington.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING e A NUMBER OF GEN
I'D tlemen can obtain beard At No. 4D1 Maryland
avenue between Fourand-a-hs alt and sixth streets,
Island. ooIT-tf
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.RoyER,s THEATRE.


IhhAlnE ,w,,
,EoN,pn npovSs A-' nsproToa
Also Of Grover, New Ss:;iaSi Stree, f1sstfs,
o,o,,,,nsdn 1hUsahsIiC sU S,n,
CRoWDiNG The THThTRE 10 Excess.
The 1.tt,ring Decentralization OF the PANAMA.
phia Press were most unmistakabiy endorsed by
s.ssmbisyy.p iAo1i" o' 'n'' ""u 'A'niohAO'e
.howered upon the Beautiful scenery, Superb Act
THIS 1THuRspIY{ EVrNiSC, kfPII, a. ,saI
For the Last Time, positively, in the Great Irish
'''"'' U'""A' COLLEEN BAwN,
OR, THE BRIDES OF GARRYowENI
SCALE OF PRICES,
Family Circle. .........................96
u1 sgHTuRpHsYa LpRIL a,-Tbr.e hupdred,h ami.
snnns} h,nsrt ~ M.n, y, TVoss,n GssoI anna
Iolant..Pp eN' 'ne'o'n' orOn''uS' ana 's eve,
U PennsyiyanIa avenue, near Willard. Ho,s,.
PhilsdslphiA.
OF sHAksPEARE.
THE THIRD Anniversary OF THE
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1900 hoEs1S wA MITE
Wan DEPARTMENT., CAVALRY BUREAu,l
OFFICE OF CHIEr QUARTERMAsTER,
WARRINGTON, d. c., April II, 1884.
head will be paid for all
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next fifteen 90 days at the
said horses to be sound in all particulars, not
less than Eve l6) nor more than nine (e) years od
from l4f to 10 hands high full neshed, conlpaotly
purposes.
Thee speeldediions iciH be strictly adhered 10 and
rf1tdly enforced IN every particular. H..
Payment made on delivery OF ten (o) and over.
Hours OF inspection, . q. m. to Q p. m.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quartermaster,
apl2-lbt Cavalry Bureau.
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- GOLDSTEIN, LICENSED PAWN
=. BROKER AND LOAN OFFICE
81 -Four. street north, near Pennsylvania
avenue.
The highest advances given On Watches, DiA'
mopdS, Jewelry, sllyeFware, sc. Old Gold and
silver bought for cash. Always on hand, large
lot OF goods OF all descriptions, at private sale.
Watches and Jewslry repaired and warranted,
apll-lm'
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|HROVER'S THEATRE,
NJ PennsyiVAnia avenue, nesr willards' Hotel
Also Of Growers New Chestnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia.
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:" ANTE 1.-TWO HUNDRED
w LABoRING HANDS wanted At the George.
town csal Wharves. Wages paid weekly.
aple-ats
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UTANTED----THREE COPIES OF
w this paper issued the 07d Pf February.
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DY JAMES G. MCGUIRE & co,
ID AUCTIoNEERs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
. - WHARF PROPERTY.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May ., At hal[-past
I'VE O'Clock, on the premises by virtue Of the order
and decree OF the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, bearing date on the 9th day OF April,
1864, the undersigned Commissioners under said
decree, will sell that valuable wharf property near
the terminus OF the Long Bridge, known AA
LenoN's Wharf," being the whole of Square num-
bered 40, having front of 255 feet inch on Water
street, 2tl feet inehees on south stfeet, I2i
feet 10 inches on Thirteenth street west, and 30
feet on Thirteen-and-a-hAlf street west, and con-
tanning 1854 square feet, more less. The water
'front.' is improved by n substantial stone and dirt
wharf, and believed TO be the best on the entire
river front.
Also, Immediately after, We shall sell lot No. 9,
In square No. 49, fronting u feet inches Mary
land avenue, between Thirteenth and Thirteen
And.ahalf streets, and running back about 10 feet
containing 4,l45 feet
Terms OF iAlei One half in cash. the remainder
In six monthsj the purchaser or purchasers giving
his or their bond for the de.erted payment, with
aAthiactory personal security, and bearing inter
est from the day Of sale. On rAtihcstion of the
sale by the court and full payment Of the purchase
money, a conveyance will be made TO the pur-
chaser.
1.-THE terms OF sale arc not complied with In five
days from the day OF sale, the commissioners re-
serve the right to RESELL at the Tihk and expense
Of the defaultlng purchaser, on one weeks notice
In the National lntelligcncer.
Cost OF conYeyAnoes, including revenue stamps,
JAMES ADAMS,
JAMES y. HALLIDAY,
JOHN VAN RISWICK,
WILLIAM ORME,
THOMAS J. FISHER,
Commissioners.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE h CO.,
ApI2-tuthsNiOt AuotIonoers.
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WANTS.

w ANTED--.-LADIE TO CALL AT
w 6i2 Massachusetts avenue, (aorth nide,l
PL AIN SEWING IL neatly and e1peditiously exc
suited, at reasonable prices. apib-at
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T AND WARRANTS WANTED.
FIFTY LAND WARRANTS Of 20, 90, 100 and 100
acres wanted Immediately by
CLARK GAYLORD
nos-u Room ., corner Seventh and sts.
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The undersigned will pay ONE DOLLAR per
100 pounds for all Green, Camp and Hospital
BONES delivered At their Factory, corner Twenty
mi7-im MORGAN d RHINEHART.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-16
Shooting Deserters.

lfron he Atlanta, Oai SOLDIERS Frlehd
One Of the saddest incidents connected
with tho war, occurred on the 4th inst. in
the army Of Tennessee, near Dalton. We
allude to the execution Of sixteen Confeder-
ate soldiers, condemned to be shot, for the
crimo of desertion, and which sentence was
carried ont, though under circumstances at
once distressing and revolving. We gather
the facts from correspondent of the South
ern Cohfsderacy. The hundred men de-
tailed 10 perform the unpleasant duty ofex
ecutioners, were signalled to fire by tho
dropping Of handkerchief, looking at
which so distracted their attention, that,
instead OF steady aim and simultaneous re-
port, doing the work Of death effectually,
the reports were struggling, and made with
out taking aim, consequently but two Of the
victims fell dead Or the others, some
were writhing in agony, impioring to be
dispatched at once which, after sundry at
tempts, was accomplished by the Provost
Guard, who were not on the spot at first.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-16
The Laborer's wife.

The Chicago Journal pays very
handsome compliment to the laborer' wife.
The writer says,
At about haif,past eleven the streets be-
gin to be enlvened in all directions by pro.
cessions of tidy-leoking women, carrying
tlD-pails with cup attachments, and little
packets wrapped in clean towels. These
are tho laborcrs' wives, hurrying along
with their husbands dinners to anticipate
the twelve o'clock whistle. What tales Of
wfely devotion are written in some of these
faces, to be sure! They are generally Ger
man women, but Irish women are also
among them, and almost without exception
they are tidy in the extreme. Day in and
day out they pursue their affectionate duty,
and it is clear that to them this walk to the
scene of their husbands labor is the event
OF the day. At eleven o'clock, or there
abouts, the dinner is-cooked, and slowed in
the pail or upon tine plate, and the towel
wrapped around it to prevent the undue es-
loving katrine or Biddy dons clean dress,
combs her hair, and washes her face and
hauds, and sallies forth just in time to get
to tho desired spot when the whistle sounds
And industrious Hansk or Patrick is wait
ing.
lie takes the welcoRe pail from the good
wife S hand without any special demonstra-
tons Of applause, and rotires to coraer
among the lumber to his meal. And while
he eats, his better-half stands by chatting
and heartily enjoying the justice the hun
cry laborer does to the preparations of her
hands. We have often wondered If these
people were not the very happiost in the
world in their matrimonial relations Each
is so dependent upon the other, and each
SO appreciative Of the others work. Many
man who sits down to his sumptuously
provided table may envy the happiness of
these men, who may be far below him in
| the social scalel
God bless the laborors' wivesl They are
true helpmeets. They do their humble
duty and take delight in it, for they ''love
their lords" When do you ever hear Of
| divorces and domestic scandal among this
class sl people? They are not troubled with
those things, for they are mated as well as
married; those social luxuries are left to the
"higher classes of society, where pIetence
crecps in, and men and women marry un
suitably-where wives often fail to see theil
duties so clearly, or practice them so faith
fully and 50 gladly, aud where husbands
and wives agree to disagree.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-16
How tho Working Men See 1t.

That the present war against the Un-
lon is q war against the Democracy and in
dustry--a war against equal rights, and in
favor OF Aristocracy, cannot be questioned. -
To show how the principles involved in this
strugsle have permeated the laboling class.
es, We print the following resolutions, adopt
cd by the New York Woikingmen's Demo
cratic Republican Association:
Resolved, That the rebellion instigated
by the leading politicians Of the South, aud
elaborated by thirty years OF conspiracy
agaiust.the Union, is an attempt, according
to their own declaration, to overthrow the
principle Of Democratic Government and
to trample upon the rights ofthe d. ng,crat-
ic masses, by building up an arisi cracy,
and If possible monarchy, upon their ru-
ins-and that the interests of popular liber
ty throughout the world are involve in the
preservation of the American Union, the
vindioation Of the power Of our free institu-
tions and the restoration Of the national
unity.
Rssolrcd, That the leaders OF the rebel
lion, by compelling the great brotherhood
OF free labsr throughout the Union to aban-
don the prosperous and beneicent employ.
ments Of peace, and enter upon the disas
trous and bloody crueltios Of civil war, have
committed high treason against the com
monwealth Of labor in the Old World and
the New.
Resolred, That we call upon the work
ingmen of the United States, in the South
as well as in the North, in the Fast as well
as in the West to unite in one coRmon et.
fort to restore union, peace, and the friend
ship which has so long made our history
glorious with the march Of progress and OF
national honor
Resolped, That the rights and interests OF
the Democratic masses impose upon US the
necessity and the duty of sustaining the
Government of preserving the Union Of the
States, and defending the people against all
the attempts now made to crush them un
der the power of an odlous oligarchy.