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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-20
RUTLAND HERALD.
The Burning OF Barnum's Museum
nARNuM TO BUILD A NEW AND BETTER
ONE.
MONDAY, JULY II, 1865.

The irrepressible Barnum is not dead
vet. Instead of mourning over his loss,
he gives one glance at the ruins of his
old mu scum and speaks of nothing but
the plans for his new one. He arrived in
New York from Connecticut on the
morning after the fire, and Immediately
issued the following card
"Gratefu for the universal feeling of
sympathy expressed for the loss OF the
American Museum, and not unmindtul
of the immense patronage which has
been bestowed upon my efforts to please
|. for the last quarter of a century, l have
k resolved, in compliance with numerous
requests, to erect Immediately in this
city museum which will be an orna-
ment to our great metropolis and an
l honor to the country, An experience Of
twenty five years will enable me in six
T. months to duplicate in Europe and
America every specimen OF natural his
tory which adorned my late museum,
and from historical societies and other
sources within my knowledge | can
nearly supply the places of the Revolu-
tionary and other relics which have been
destroyed. For years l have been
Obliged, for want of room, to reject
many rare and valuable curiosities
stored in the museum and private eel
4 lections of Europe, which l shall now
have the pleasure of placing before the
American public; and l risk nothing
in saying that before many months
elapse shall if life be spared, open to
the public a popular place of instruc-
tion and amusement infinitely more ex-
pensive, cOmmodious and interesting
than any ever before known on this con-
tinent. / shall dispatch a special agent
to Europe on Saturday next and shall
i soon follow myself, in order to carry
out with business representatives abroad
the above plan.
In the meantime, in order to give en-
ployment to my dramatic company and
other attaches of the Museum, who are
dependent upon such engagements for
their daily support, propose to contin-
ue the performance of the successful
pantor.'.4Ac lately produced at the Muse
~, in connection with the nvlng curl
osities, as soon as suitable public hall
or theatre can be secured for the pur-
pose This, l trust, will be in a few
days.
The public's obedient servant,
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PROPOSALS.
RoPos AIs ToR PLoUR.
OFFICE D5for CoANIss Any OF suBsIsrEHos,l

OFFICE psfor CoAMIss AIRY OF suBsIsrEEoB,l
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 10, 1855. {
Sealed Proposals are invited until wADNES-
DAY. January IL, L. o'clock m, for furnishing
the substance Department with
TIVE THOUSAND ~ ,0OOj BARRELS OF FLOUR,
The proposals will be for what is known at this
Depot as os: and s, and bids will be entertained
for any quantity less than the whole
Bids must be In duplicate and for each grade on
separate sheets of paper
The delivery Of the Flour to commence within
i've days from the opening of the bids, and must be
delivered In such quantities, daily, as the Govern
ment may direct: either at the Government ware
depot in Washing ton, ID. @.
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be com.
Plefed within twenty days from the acceptance of
The bid.
Bids viii be received for Flour to be delivered
in new oak barrels. head lined. Also for Flour in
but they must be such a. viii be accepted BY the
1nspector, or they will not be received.
Paymer will be made In such funds as the Gov
eminent may have for di. bursement
The usual Government inspection will be made
Just before the Flour is received and none will be
accepted which is not fresh ground, and made
from wheat ground in the vicinity where nnanu-
featured. unless of very superior quality.
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid Of
each bidder who has not the oath on file in this
once, and no bid will be entertained from parties
bids, or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for Any cause. Bids to be addressed to the under
signed. at No. 223 street, endorsed, :. Proposals
ja1l-6t Captain and @. 8. Y.
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Oh HIN @ ,

9OING!-aOING- GOINai
Down THEY GO.
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES
J. H. SMITH and SMITH BROS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSES OF WASHINGTON,
No $50 AND a64
SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE Posr OFFICE.
ALL GOODS sPoNGRD.
Where Won can ind all the
LATEST STYLES
ENaiIsH.
WALKING COATS.
LATEST STYLES
DoHBLB BREASTED VESTS,
Bus1Nt asO SUITS.
PLAIN AND FANCY II oAss1MnRs.
Together with l II STOCK
o16 BSzf
THE CITY.
N.B.-We also have
1a sf5dk
prnoEG saeoDs
ogsrosa9 WORK.
UNUSUAL low PRICES.
aBNTLEMENs FURNIsHING GOODS,
HATS, GAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, SUSPEN 0ERs,
&C., 30.
]. 81. SMITH, No. 400,
SMITH AS SRos., No. asa.
CLoTRIERs AND MERCHANT TAILoRs,
Seventh street, opp. Post Office,
ce 25-Sm Waahn Rton.
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DROPOsALs FOB LUMBER.
.CHIIP QUAlTERxAs1ER's OPYIoH,
D1P0T OF WASHIN0foN,

s WASHINGTON, d. c., January 10, 1866
deiVe;y Depot Of 9 the foow
ll,a9ee feet Il White Pine Comm on Outings,
rs IzS orr feets,a White Pine Common Cullinss,
g. Or feet white Pine Selects. 'n oa'i'hss'
% ooo feet sx4 Hsmocs seantng, y feet long
% coo feet SKA Re1nlock scantiing, Is feet long
8..o Jet sx4 heaalook scantlins a feet long,
sa9oo feet sxs Hemiock Joist. 20 feet long,
a50oo feet sx6 emiock goist, q feet long,
2bNW feet 3x7 H. ml0ck Joist l6 feet long.
!26. ego feet 3x8 Hemloek Joist. Is fee. long,
$3.50 feet sxs Hemlosk soist, 20 feet long,
$1,000 feet 3x9 and 10 Hesnlock Joist I6 feet long,
81 or get sx9 and @ Hsmlock yost, 20 feet long,
5000 feet sxs Hemiock Jost Is to 20 feet long.
1850 feet 4xs Hemloek jsist Is feet long long,
LOG ORG Sawed Cedar Shingles, best quality, l6
LOCO, coo ph1Ted Cedar shingles, best quality, ls
800 GO! No. White Pine shinsles. sawed, Is
500 5000 iI Pis:ts ring Laths;
Samples Of Shingles and Laths proposed for will
Bids viii be received separately for each kind
and quantity As above specified, or for the whole
quantity advertised for.
able Lumb be susect To The st11 f
spector appointed on the part Of the Government.
All or the Lumber CONTACTED Tor TO De delivered
within thirty 1907 days from jste of contract.
Proposal from disloyal parties will not be con:
sidered An cath of allegiance to the Uaited
osition.
The ability of the bidder to fill the contrast
sheuld it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons, whose signatures are
to be appended to the guaranty.
The full name OF each bidder, and if firm, the
nam of each of its members, with the post Office
address, Il ust be legibly written on the proposal.
Bonds in q sum equal to half Of the amount of
the contract signed by the contractor and both of
his guarantors, will be required of the successful
bidder upon signing the contract.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quar-
termaster.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed on the en-
velope proposals for Lumber, :" and addressed to
the undersigned. b. II. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaste..
ia l0t nenof of W. ofon
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CLOTHING.
THI MOST POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE Is
i SMITH, BROS. & CO.,
20 West Baltimore street. Baltimore.

T,HI MOST POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE Is
SMITH, BROS. & co.,
20 West Baltimore street. Baltimore.
rs SMITH. BROS. CO Sloths,; and Merchant
The Bon Ton Merchant Tailors,
No 40 West Baltimore ST., Baltimore, ma
n: B. Goods of all descriptions At reasonable
,wAsninstenians can save 10 Per cent. By getting
SMITH, BROS. 4 co..
20 West Baltimore street.
The best and ESshR House II the
40 West Baltimore street
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
40 West Baltimore st Baltimore. Nd.
Persons in washin ston can save % per cent. By
40 West Baltimore street.
Or Fss1hIston cus SO ssn and the best
spOnssd-st Smith. BR6s. l. de-.
90 West Baltimore street.
the hhs'' i saira sRos CO. Ss1Sla Hall.
40 West Baltimore street.
Do not fail to come to SMITH, BROS. oo.to
your Ciothing. 40 West Baltimore street
The place where everybody gets sgited,
90 West Baltimore street.
The only house in Baltimore or Washington that
sponge all their Goods.
SMITH, BROS. & co.,
40 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged Soldiers in Washington are
offered . discount of 10 per cent. BY buying of Us.
SMITH, BROS. 4 CO.,
90 West Baltimore street.
Discharged Soldiers can save twenty dollars on
Q Suit by buying of
SMITH, BROS. & co.,
40 West Baltiu ore st., Bslti more, Nd.
CLOTHING. SMITH. BROS & CO.,
Merchant Tailors ana Olothiers.
Be sure and come to SMITH. BROS. & CO.,
Marble Hall Clothing House, 40 West Baltimore
street, to get your Fall and Winter Clothing.
SMITH BPOS. H. CO.,
Merchant Tsilors and Clothiers,
90 West Baltimore street.
Peg top PANTS, french and rs glish WALKING
GOATS. Peltoe's fsrcy and plain SACKS; also, the
new style SAOKATEL, the prettiest goat ont
All 10 endless varieties st SMITH, BROS & CO.
Popular Marble Hall C:sthins Houss, 40 West
Baltimore street. sap 2s-Sm
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SREAsUaY DEPARTMENT.:
L OFF!eE CohPT ROLLER OF CURRENCY.

WAsHINGT0E, December Il, 1854.
. Where's, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the uh4erS.sned, it has beeE made to appear that
CRY OF Rashiagton. il the calnty of WashiaSfon
ARD Gtstrst q. Co.n1ab,a. has been duly organized
act Of Con gresa entitled AN act to provide Ma
s s CurEeseZ secured BY pledge Of United
redemption ths,sof:' approved June 8, 1854, and
has Piled with all the provisions OF said act
business of banking under said act
La NOW w IN Therefore Hugh MsCuhssh comPtr2l-
,M7chGnts' National: Bank Of Washtngton, in the
Cay O. WaShfagtoa. in the county Of W1shington
AID DiSyict Of Colambi1, is authorized to COM
nenee the business of banking under SAe act afors-
In testimony whereof, witness my hspd and seal
of Office i his fourteenth LIy Of Desenibe,, 1854.
IL.s] HUGH MsCULL0CH,
dee E,df2t Com DtT Oller of the EurraucY.
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TIE DUTCH GAP CAMILLA letter from be-
fore Richmond says:
The severe rain storm, of which 1 spoke in a
former despatch, has done much for the Dutch
Gap Canal The explosion on the lst Instant
" hich it was hoped would be sufficient to
open the cut to successful navigation as you
know failed 10 realize general expectation.
Two explosions since, In which torpedoes
were used, have been exceedingly gratifyi in z
in their results. The dirt was not only blown
high in the air, but far upon the opposite bank
of The James. Then came the protracted rain
OF The past few days, which raised thu water
III the James several feet, and in front of
Dutch Gap. swamping the low lands for
miles around. The cD trent is going down the
stream az the rate of four miles an hour, and
IL rushing through the canal az the rapid speed
OF 1T least ten miles, which has swept away
the hulkhesd which was left by the failure of
she explosions. The fall IL the river, from the
upper to the lower end of this cut, is about Ave
or six feet, which, with the comparatively
narrow channel through which the river mus I
necessarily low, satisfactorily explains the
rapid passage OF the water, which sweeps
through The entire width with great velocity.
II is believed that, With this aid OF the sle-
meHts. the canal is snre 10 he a success 10
deed. there Il no doubt now entartai. ed, rs tne
rapid terca of the water is supposed 20 be suf.
nci.Ut 10 accom- plish Whal weeks OF dredging.
tur.r UeTIious circumstances, could only have
effected
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS - The Alexandria
State Journal OF Saturday says:
The Cfhcer in the navy, referred to in our
yesterdays Issue as having captured George
SnluD, white on a scout in the vicinity Of
UFcsture, Alabama. is Mr Daniel Pullman, 8
former resident of Fairfax County, near this
city and brother OF M. Samuel Pullman, Who
also Tesides in the vicinity, and VINO is we'll
known in our community. Ensign Pullman is
in command of the United States steamer
General Burnside, doing duty on the Cumber-
land yer.
Eight Of the Accotink home guards captured
a guerrilla at High Point on the Potomac
River, aFout daylight yesterday morning, and
brought him into the city to- day. We did not
learn his name, or to what command he was
attached. He YVES turned over 10 Col. Wells
The Gazette says:
An unusual number of Wild Turkeys have
been killed in this neighborhood, this winter.
They are brought to market in "full feather"
and are generally in good condition. They
sell a. frcm S2.75 10 $3.50 piece, according TO
qnality.
There is great deal OF ice still in the river
below this place, where it hiss janmed in the
narrow Part OF the reaches-but tits gradually
disappearing under the influence of re milder
weather.
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DENTISTRY.

FTa00FH- ACHE CURED INsTANTbY.aBY THE
Il external application Of DIR SIGKS-
GONDH EsSENCE or PALE9TTO. .ItS3S
acts At once upon the nerves connected Nlo
With the teeth aching, and relieves instantly. By
served By filing and building up with Er. 8.
Wbitsh Fetal Filling. Cheoplastic Bone Teeth
inserted CT er roots at goo Pc. Az. ian s. I'M
nlNTysIAH.-Dr. W. F. MARSHALL. Dentist.
~ No. asa Pennsylvania avenue, SEQ
sond door from 18th street, attends to auS51
branches Of the profession. oc B-1m~ U
GREAT DISCOVERY IN DHArIsTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
sc1Li me adah1ite Of Oxygen.
would advice all persons hrving teeth to eY-
tract to call at DR. LEWIE5 Office. and
have them taken out by this new and0pfS19
harmless process Also call and examine
the Doetera new and improved method of Insert
1ng Artificial Teeth. If you once see the great
Improvement in his teeth you will have them in
no other style Il An this new and valuable one.
Ne. PAP Pennsylsania avenue. betweea 18th and
noyi3 sg. r. LEVINE. Md =, Dentist.
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PoLICE EEruRrs, FIRST Prseiact-wrn Cen
CERT, malicious mischief, dismissed.
Second PTeci9ct.-TImothy Light, drunk; mil
itary. Michael Murphy, malicious mischief;
dismissed. Also, disOrderly; S5. Th0s. Bush,
creating nuisance; SIS. Also, second offence;
for q hearing.
give his right name to enrolleTs; military. ~.
dTandlsoD, die orderly; z t.. Susan Cook. vi
Osng ,SrHsntlo9 ts GIdina ne s. Wander
25 George II cCaIIian, vagraut; vJorkhouse
Dennis Collins, drunb and disorderlv; S2ll.
Fourth PJectHct-levi Lynch, drur 4 and dis
orderly; Sc James Irving. assault and bat
try bail for court. ID Gronin aud r Parker,
drunk ana dislrderly; ~ eaeh.
SlIh FTsc1nct-HubnaTd Red wood, violating
hack law; 81. William Gross, drunk: So Cor
nslIus Sherwood. John smith, disorderly: 81
each. William Bailey, drunk ana dIsorderly;
IS.
Ssrenh Prsctect,-Sophia Behrens, George
" Ellis, ]. Il. Anderson, DRINK; John DoWeii,
petty larceny: held Ter q hearing. Jas. Shaw,
gambling; Anna Smith, prostitution; dismissed
David Tilson, deserter; military. Fink Cross,
ambiirg; dismissed Hugh Sweeny, drunk
and disoIderly; locked up. J. T. Berkly. drunk;
81 IS. Isaac Chase, 90 : dismissed. Michael
Shay, do; Sl55. George Brownlee and Ed
ward McPaul, vagrancy: workhouse Lewis
Himer, Daniel Dooley, drunk and disorderiy;
SlSS John b. Hafer, suspicious character;
dismissed
Eighth Precinct-John N. Langdon, assault
and battery; further hearing. John Lacey,
malicious mischief; dismissed. Anna Stewart,
Lucy Ash and Annie Brooks, dis orderly; do.
LUcre'ia Herbert. 90; $500 AdaWay Gray,
dc; FL 81. Amanda kobey, do; $3.50. Matilda
Thompson, do; SIS go. NJ. MoKenna, running
wagon without number: paid costs. Mich
Ileighto". drunk and disoTderly; dismissed
Michael Mclaughlin, singing drunk: do. Jos.
Linkirs, without wagon license; s. IS. Geo.
E~art, dssertiOn: turned over to military
Mary Rodgers, drunk: dismissed. J. Sweeny,
indecent exposure; $3.50. Catherine Smith,
keeping hawdy house; jail for court. Also,
selling LIQUOR to soldiers; 800. Henry Smith
and b. August, petit larceny; dismissed II.
g Shoals, assault and battery; bail for court.
Peter Riley, druI k and disorderly; workhonse.
James NokesI assault and battery; further
hearing.
Tenth PTectnct-Wm. jenkins, disorderIy;
SO 90. u. I Jones, Bdwara Rady, drunk and
disOrd derby; B 80 each. Henry Spencer, grand
larceny; dismissed. Vim III. Maginnls, SELL
ing liquor unlicensed; $50 SO. Charles New
man, Alex. Washington. suspicion OF deser-
tor: military. James Sullivan, Richard Con-
ner, highway robbery; bail for court. Reuben
MoteE, Grand larceny, do. Pat Shea, drunk
and dsoTderly; 81 ga.
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TTREASURY DEPARTMENT,
QYELCE CONTROLLER OLE LIE CuRREECY.

j OFFICE CONTROLLER OF The CURREECY,
WASHINGTON, December 81. 1864.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned it has been made to appear that
The National Bank Of Commerce, of orEetotca, in
ton and DiSyia of Columbia, has been duly or
ganized under and according 70 the requirements
sNatiopal Currency, secured by pledge of United
s.sses bonds and to peecyide for the circulation
and has com piled with all the provisions Of said
act reanited to be complied with before com.
New therefore, l, HUI gh McCulloch, Com ptrolIer
81 the ,G1rrsney; do hereby certify that r. lhs
City q Geo,gstomn. in the county of Washington
ana DtSt, tot Of Columbia, Ia authorized to com.
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my and and seal
IIal HUGH MeOULLOOH,
jan 2-6Ot Comptroller OF the Currney.
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I0REHoH JUVENILE BOoKs-Ls Seigneur
II Polichinelle; Petites aventures d,une Poupee;
hottie; lie Pers Bonheur; Les Veilsss du Grand
Papa; La Pasode De Kari; L1rgueil eorrise; lie
qaise; Megnonne; LIE OApitaine Sabre de. Bois,
dec YRANOK TAYLOR.
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- STRENGTH TIC TEE WEAK
ID. YOUTH TO THE AGEDlI
BIOKRENE,
OR
LIFE REJUYENATOR.


This preparati ton is uneq ualled a. Retuvenatsr
The 10 ed Should be certain to make the Biokrene
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Joy II not only exhllarates but siren gthens, and
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sell or so
s gsst this supeTs preparation viii remove the
BiUkRENE
CURES IMPoTEEGY. GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS
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The FEEBLE. the LANGUID, the DESPAIR
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