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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-09

Department. OF the South.


The United States transport Arago, Henry A.
dadsden, commanding, from Port Royal, 8. c.,
at IL O'Clock M, and Charleston Bar At 0 D. m,
day night.
The Arago brings the usual malls, and 81
flrst-class and 1858 second-class passengers,
among whom are the 9th Pennsylvania vol
uuteers Veterans 337 strong, under command
Of Col. Henry 4. Guss, and detschments Of va
rlous other regiments.
Affairs before Charleston are unchanged.
The enemy remain quiet, and engage our bat
terles at Morris Island from Fort Sumter at
rare intervals. The FIRE upon the city Ia still
maintained.
EXHAUSTIVE TEsT OF A PARRoTT ouN,
In Fort Putnam, formerly Gregg" on the
northernmost extremity Of Morris Island, II
was determined by Gen. Gilmore 10 fire shells
Into Charleston from 30-pounder gun at regu-
lar Intervals OF five minutes between each shell,
until the gun should become disabled; 4,615
missiles were discharged into the city from this
piece before II burst.
GEN. ooRBoS's couRr-MARTIAL.
The proceedings OF the court-martial, con-
venod at Hilton Head TO try Gen. Gordon upon
the charge7of disobedience OF orders, preferred
by Maj. Gen. Gilmore, have ended. The evil
dence and verdict In this case are to be re-
viewed In Washington, whence, II 10 believed,
publicity as 10 the details and results of the
THE ENGLISH MILITARY QUESTS OF DEN. GILL
MORE
have, in company with their entertainers, lately
visited Fort Pulaski, and passed q few hours
In inspecting the works. They are Colonel
galloway, Royal Engineers; Capt. Anderson,
Royal Artillery, and Capt. Goodenough, Of the
Royal Navy.
TIM KQuINooTIAL 0AIHs
have caused several steamers bound to and
from New Orleans TO seek the shelter OF Port
Royal. Necessary succors and repairs having
been rendered, the Continental and Daniel
Webster have gone on their several ways laden
with troops. What troops were these, and
which way they went, to or fro, Is news Soon
tTaband OF WARP
PROBABLE LOSS OF NAVY BARK.
The klngfsher, an armed bark, under COM
mand OF Acting Master.J. Q. Dutch, haG gone
ashore on Otter Island, In 81. Helena Sound,
where her seams having opened, the removal of
her armament and stores has become neces-
sary. No loss Of life has resulted.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
Board of Aldermen,


The Common Council met last evening. In the
Aldermen, all the members present.
message was received from the Board OF COun.
sllmen that they had passed the resolution from
this Board in regard TO certain cases TWAS signed
By the President, Also = message from the Com
mon Council that they had passed the following
resolutions viz: resolution TO pay certain claims
resolution 10 furnish furniture for the station
houses resolution in favor of Peter Vonnepin; q
resolution In favor Of the high service pumping
engine and TO public and private b; drAnts OF the
town. resolution to pay certain claims; all Of
which were Rad three times, passed, and were
signed by the President.
communication was received from the Mayor,
recommending that the superintend nco OF the
pumps OF tho town be transferred to the Hpecla al
commissioner, and covering petition from Maj ia
Hall to be released from = fine imposed on her.
The message was tead, and the enclosure was re-
ferrsd TO the Common Council.
An account was received from the Justice Of the
Poor, of the expenditures OF the p~or fund. Re-
ferred to Common Council.
The Recorder, 10 whom the Common Council had
referred the communication of the Clerk In regard
TO the claim OF Mr. n. NJ Linthicum to be released
from certain losses, made q report adverse to said
elAimi which report was communicated to the
Common Council,
The BoAid thea Adjoutnel TO Friday eve ling
next, at half past O'Clock.
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The Board met. Prtsent-MeSsrs. Clcme lis,
Crogin, Edmonlton, English, He'ston, Peck, Shoe
4 communication from the Water Engineer,
Alking an additional approp iatlon for the repair
ofhydrantsi alSo asking the voucher for diEbursc-
read and referred 70 the Committee on Water.
Mr.: English presented two several accounts OF
Charles Myers for coal furnished the Corporation,
aud moved to refer the same TO the Committee on
Claim; which was concur red In.
taMr. Shoemaker, from the Committee on Police,
TO which was referred the memorial OF r. Crult 4
Son, asking that a hack AtAnd may be located,
moved that the committee be discharged from the
lufther consideration OF the subIectj which was
mir. crogin, T. ON the Committee on Claims, re-
porte a resolution to pay certain claims which
was Ad first time.
Tho resolution in relation to the high ser .ice
pumping engine, and to the public and private
hJdrsnh OF the town, was taken up and read the
second and third times and passed, having boon
The following resolutions were returned, passed
BY the Board Of Aldermen and were signed, viz;
resolution TO pay certain claims.
resolution for furnishing the station house.
The resolution to pay certain claims was taken
message from the Mayer received from the
board OF Aldermen enclosing the petition OF Mar
elea Hall, asking the remission OF hne, was read
aud referred to the Committee on FinAnco
MFR. Hill Appea' cd and took his seat In the Board
message was received from the Mayor recon-.
MenSins that the in and repairs OF
ferred to the Committee on Pumps.
Mr.. shoemaker, from the Committee on Streets,
reported resolution arranging the grade ola por-
tion of Gay street; which was read three times
Mr.. Hieston, from the Committee on the Market
from the further consideration OF the memorial OF
Abel Cuddeil; which was eoncurred In.
message was received from the Board OF Alder
men that the Communication OF the clerk on the
remission Of certain taxes to +. NJ. Linthieum,
which was referred by that Board to the Recorder,
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EORD'S NEW THEATRE,
II TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE.

UNEQUIvoCAL SUCCESS OF THE
..a NEW AMERICAN PLAY,
by George II. Miles, Esq, entitled
SENIOR NALIENTEi
OR, THE SOLDIER OF CHEPULTEPFC,
received on Its first representation by q Brilliant
and Crowded Audience with continued Aeclama-
lions of Delight. II will be repeated
THIS (sATURDAY) EVENING, APRIL o.
Monday, EDWIN FORREST will repeat his
grand lmpersonAtion OF KING LEAR.
In rehearsal, Arnold's celebrated old English
comedy Of MAN AND WIFE.
EDWIN FORREsTs H1GHTS-MONDAY,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY.
INPoRTART NoTIcE.-Persons holding Reserved
Seats are respectfully requested 10 attend early
The immense throng OF patrona now attending the
Theatre I'LL the thoroughfAres to an extent render
Ing access TO secured places somewhat dinioult
after the rise OF the curtain.
Reserved seats on Mr.. ForreSt's nights, IS cents
extra Apq
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.n'F ICIA L.
NOT ENTITLED To PAY.
ICiroular No, 81.
Wan DEPARTMENT,
ApJurANT GENERALS OFFICE, J
WAsHTHoToN, March I, 1854.
The following extract from General Orders No.
81, dated War Department, July a. 1853, Is furn-
lshed for the Information and guidance Of all con-
cerned3
The following regulations have been received
from the War Department, and arc published to
the Army.
Soldiers confined by civil authority are not en-
titled TO pay during such confinement, unless dis
charged thercfrom without trial, or by trial and
acquittalj and commanders OF companies and de-
taohments arc required to state explicitly upon
the muSterrolls Of their companies or detachments
the periods OF such ooninements, and whether the
soldiers so confined were discharged without trial,
and, II tried whether they were acquitted or con-
vlOted. Il. D. TOWNSEND,
APPS Assistant Adjutant General.
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WAsHISOToS, D. e, March I, 1854.
This Ia to certify that having beeu Deaf since
the year 1885, and sluoe that time gradually losing
my hearing until Was unable to hear common
conversation or public speaking, applied to DR..
Lshthlll, OF New York, who, after a short and
p'incss course OF treatment, entirely restored my
hearing. heartily recon uend nr. lIShthilI to
the Deaf,
FREDERICK ROBERTSON,
Residence, near Fort Saratoga.
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FoRD's NEW THbATRE.-To-nlght It 10 sufii-
silent to announce that the successful play OF Senior
Vallente" will be repeated, we trust, to crowded
house.
NATIONAL CIRcUs.-The last grand perform
Ance OF this talented oircus company will take
place Tonight. Those who have failed to see these
remarkable performers should take this their only
opportunity. The trained horRes and ponies, trick
mules, and the funny dog together with the
athletes, riders, jugglsrs, Se., will Nll appear.
CANTERBURY Music Mechanics, artl-
SLAMS and fellow citizens in general, muster your
greenbs eks and visit the Canterbury tonight and
you will be more than pleased with the " House
that lack Built" now playing with great success,
and by far the best pAntomlme ever produced IN
this city; gotten up regardless OF expense, with
splendid scenery, admirable tricks, stage appoint
meDts, Sc, sc. John Mullignn, fresh from the
Academy OF Musie, New Orleans appears on Mon
day evening, and we trust will DO received with a
hearty welcome.
VARIETIES (Saturday) nieht, third and
positively the last week, being the twenty.hrst
consecutive performance Of the great successful
drama Of tho "Female Piokpoeket Of Washingtoni
or, High and Low Life In the Capital CITY," wit
messed by 90 900 persons the prominent men OF the
day. Persons will bear In mind that this ia the
last night OF this local fo history those who wish
10 see II must see II this Saturday night for the
opportunity may never occur again. Also, In al.
dltion, the great Music Hall Show, all the stars.
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WA DEPARTMEST,)
ADJUTAST GENERAL's OFfiCE, J
WARRINGTON, March II, 1854.
All applications for leaves OF absence or per-
mission to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General HalIeek, Chief Of staff, and must
specify the business for which tie Ollcer desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct to the
secretary OF War on this subject will receive no
ittentiOn.
by order Of the Secretary oil War.
f. D. TOWNSEND,
m2i-ti Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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WARRINGTON, d. e., March ?, 1861
This TO certify that having been affected for
twenty years with Deafness, and having tried
some OF the oht eminent doctors OF our aliy with
out any relief at last heard Of DR.. LHhthill and
put mys II under his care. Ills treatment was
brief and successful. ! am now completely re-
stored and the cure iH-NppArontly permanent. |
have all conf ienOa In DR.. LKhthill's skill, and
would advise all AFFLICTED with Deafness to go and
consult him at once.
.... JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Residence, near and Eleventh streets.
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DRATH OF THE WYE OF An oEEIoER OF TIE
ARMY.-Mra. H. Cassart Gard, wife OF Capt. c.
Card, United States Army, died suddenly on the
evening Of the 7th inht Of congestion Of the brain.
this forenoon, At which the Rev. Dr. Pine ON.
olatcd.
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SUBSCRIPTION TO THE NEW NATIONAL
LOAN.
ny direction OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, l
hereby give notice that am prepared to receive
subscriptions on account OF United States Bords
authorized by the act of March g. 1864, b. arcg date
March l, 1861, redcemRbe at the pleasure OF the
Government after ten years, and payable forty
years from date hearing interest at five per ccntum
a year, payable a. Bonds not over one hundred
dollArs annually, and o. all other bonds sohi.an-
nually, in coin.
Subscribers will rce,ive either Registered or
Coupon Bonds, AZ they may prefer.
Registered bonds will be issued of the denomins-
tons OF Fifty dollars, 1880 One Hundred dollars,
tsIOO,) Five Hundred dollars, (s6OO,) One Thousand
dollars, ($I,oOO) Five Thousand dollars, $4,000
and Ten Thousand dollars, ($iO,OOOD and Coupon
Bonds OF the denominations OF Fifty dollars, $780,
One Hundred dollsrs, (SiOO,) Five Hundred dol
lars, (SSOo,) and One Thousand dollars, (SI, OO0)
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 Tor in
United states Notes, or the notes OF National
Banks, adding my per cent. for premium until
fdrthsr notice., from the first day Of March Sep
tomber, as the Gaze may be, until the day OF sub
Ieripton and payment
Upon receipt OF subscriptions, will issue my
certificate Of deposit therefor in duplicate, the
original Of hitch will be forwarded by the sub
soriber to the Secretary OF the Treasury, WASH
ington, with letter stating the kind, Registered
or Coupon, and the denomination OF Bonds re-
quIred. Upon the receipt OF the original certih-
cate at the Department, the Bonds subscribed for
will be transmitted to the subscribers respectively
As soon ~ the same can be prepared.
II Is expected that the first deliveries OF Coupon
Bonds will be m'de not later than the fourth (ith)
OF April. y. r. SPINNER,
,m26-4w Treasurer United States.
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TEE VETERAN RRsERyH acknowledgement
on duty At the Deman hospital, has been atrestcd
for stealing = watch worth steO from private C. r.
Allen. The watch was recovered and restored 10
the owner,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-09

ANY one having occasion TO visit a private
medical Institution are advised to call on Dr.
large and successful practice here and else.
where enables him to guaranty aperioet cure In all
cases.
All visits and Communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor. iebl-tf
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New York STYIRs.-G entIsnIe,i'S Guiding =
Hep aud Fashionable IA large assortment lOT OresH
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walli-
ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS h Co..
Oos-tf a22 Pa. AV.. bet. Ninth aud Tenth ats.
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WHTTHHuRsT's GALLERY, 4S4 PENNSYLVANIA
AvEAUE.-This celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly Tehtted and furnished. Has one Of
the largest collections OF Photographic segatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing likenesseH Of distinguished persons
both civil and military. IAkenesses OF many OF
these fallen in battle can be obtained here. For
superior work WhitehurEt outstripping his COM
petitors, received = medal at the Worlds Fair,
london. Particular attention Is called to his new
imperial photographs, also ViEnetts now much
oufht AftOr. nOVt4-tT
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-09

JRwELRr, JKwRLRI, GOLD- PLATED JRwELRY
Beautiful styles, for both ladies' and gentle men
wear, for only one dollar At the Dollar JewelrI
half street.
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CLoTHIEG LIoKSsBs.-Up 10 this morning
one hundred and seventy licenses were granted 10
clothing dealers TO sell clothing TO soldiers under
GeierM order, No, ..
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DY W NJ. /. ALL & CO.,
Id AUCTTONEERS

-
UNITED STATES MARsHALS SALE OF A
schooner and Sloop, their Tackle, Apparel, Furni.
tute and Cargo, and Thirteen Small BOats.-In
virtue OF DEGREES Issued from the Clerks office OF
the supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia,
holding district court, and to me directed, will
sell at public sale, for cash, at the BazAat OF Wm
L. Wall Co., Auctioneers, south side of LouiAi-
ana avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streeta on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF April instant, 1884
commencing at 10 O'Clock =. m, the following
goods and ohattes taken on board OF the above
named schooner and SlOop, via:
IO1 sacks Corn, 6sacks Salt,
s kegs Salt, osaeks Wheat,
sack Oats, boxes Tobacco,
10 pair Oyster Tongs, ~ Ploughs,
Cultiyator, SO Plough Points
20 Plough Shares, II Moulding Boards.
Also, At the foot Of sixth street wharf, on the
Potomac river, ! will sell, ~ O'Clock r. M, on
same day . :
The Schooner and Sloop, their Tackle, Apparel
and Furniture, and
Thitteen Small Boats.
WARD II. LAMON,
u. $. Marshal, d. Z.
Per WIN. L. WALL h CO,
Apb-dtlhh Auctioneers.
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DEsERTBR FROM THn NLvI.-Actiug Masters
Mate VIM. Hornby, Of the Potomas notllfs, recently
deserted. Commander Toxhall A. Parker, Of that
meet, onera afeward OF go for his apprehension.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-09

An oTFIcILE MhRRIED.-Mr. L. N, Howell,
ESQ, OF the General Land ofice, was married on
the 9Th Instr AZ AlburEh, Vermont, TO Miss Ida A,
Mott, Of that place.
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THE only place whore you can purchase bsdA'
Rubber goods OF all kinds at ntactTGrs prices s
at n. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 1IO
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tpnth
streets. Also, all kinda OF Rubber g0odH heAntl-
ully repaired At short notice. mar n--tf
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COURT.
DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON

COUNTY, TO Wit;
APRIL y, 1884
In the ease OF Hannah MeGrath and James
Ferry administrators OF Thomas McGFath, dc.
ceased, the administrators Aforesaid have, with
the appreciation OF the Orphans Court Of Wash
lngton county Aforesaid, appointed Tuesday, the
sd day OF May next, for the hnal settlement
and distribution OF the personal estAte OF said
deceased, and Of the assets IN hand, AH Tar as
the same have been collected and turned into
money! when and where all the creditors and
heirs OF Aaid deceased are notified Ia attend tat the
Orphans, Court OF Washington county hinTcsaid)
with their cla Inns properly youGhcd, u they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Ia
said deSeaSods estatei provided copy OF this or
der be published once week Tor thTea weeks in tbs
National Republican previous To the said 81 day Of
May, A. d 1854.
Test 2. q. ROBBINS
Ape-lAW5w. Register OF Wills
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MRS. SPEIR, No, 80 Pennsy lyauiA avenue, be-
tween Tenth aud Eleventh streets, will offer for
exhibition, on THURSDAY, April 7, a choice as
sOrtment OF MI .LlNERY, to which she iu,Itss
the attention OF residents and visitors.
ap5-at'
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DEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
N AGENCY.
Everybody should call on
N, II. MILLER,
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
For servants and real estate Agency No. BII Ninth
treet near PennsylvRniA avenue, (north)
Particular attention paid TO the fenting OF Dwell.
ngs and Boarding Houses, Stores, sc. Real EA-
tate and other Property bought and sold on COM
mission.
Property holders can obtain tho best OF tenants
without charge,
NIB, The best OF reference given when required
OeIS-tt
DOYS' CLOTHING. WE ARE NOW
i , In receipt Of large assortment ul Boys and
ChlldrenB Clothing OF the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for drsIs and school wear.
W which we invite tho attention OF parents.
WALL, BTEPHENs6 Co,
bAa PennAylvAniA Avenue, b0twGG"
Ninth and Tenth tFTots
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Bob Tyler, "Register," adVertises in the
Richmond papers for the recovery of $4,000
Confederate coupon bonds, stolen from the
Registers Bureau.
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TUE MUNICIPAL authorities OF Baltimore en-
tertained the LIST Maryland Veteran regiment
yesterday In fine style.
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ARRTvAIs AND CLRARLNcEs AT GEoRoHrowN
bark Arlington, MsrrS S PoSioE Creek e., Nv" I'VE
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DIAN0.FoRTE FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

II =
corner Lot, 100 feet front on Pa. AV:, contain
Ing 500 square feet OF ground improved by stores
offices, and residences 10 one OF the best locations
for q hrst-clHaH hotel In Washington. The whole
OF this excellent property can DO purchased for
1925 00O-S26, 600 cash, balance on long time.
A fine Brick Residence on X st., opposite
Franklin Square, ~ rooms, 26 by iS5 feet
to 30 foot paved alley, stable and carriage
mousse. .'...s.ss..s..s..s..sb OUO
by IOO, 10 rooms. 5000
Brick Residence on st., "a by 1877, 10 rooms,
BOOu bthple.. ...'.......s.,..... ObOO
A substantial Brick, on st. bet. 2d and I'd,
ID by lOO, rooms. loo
roSms......',.. -. ......'..... 1900
ground. ......o,.... ...........,........,. 1000
neat Frame House, on nth St, u by IOO6
rooms. l,OOO
one on 9Th st., bet. and SITS, 20 by l26,6
rooms 500
Two Frames on N at. bet 9Th aud 9Th sts., 10
by $50, rooms, each. 100
Building Lots In all parts OF the city.
A number OF desirable Farms for sale
MITCHELL n SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
m2!-u Southeast cor, Pa. Av. and 18th Bt,
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LICENSES TO SILL SOLDIERS CLOTHINO.-
The Provost Marshal has granted but six lieensrG
the Baltimore depot, undeF the provision Of Gen.
eTAl order No, Q.
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PoLITIcAL.-A meeting of loyal Pennsylva-
mans was held last evening at smead's Hall, The
week. Col +. Jordan will make an address on tn
tOploB Of the day.
Tho IllinolsAns residing In this city who propose
the formation OF Union club meet this evening
at No. 400 Ninth street.
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ACCIDENT AT THE TREASURY BUILDING.
Yesterday afternoon, while the Workmen were On.
gagged on the iron work Ia the upper story OF the
Treasury extension, tho soaftola upon which they
were standing gave way, pTeolpitAtng them to the
door, and inJuTing two OF them, 1t 10 thought
seriously,