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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13
Is- joint Rs.olutIon inviting a g,u.

erAl illumination IN the Guy ul Nhuluk''A'
IN honor Of the recent Victories aud oi The
restoration " tho Union,
RosOiutd. That, IN view Of the surrender o.
GcherAl Lee and his whole Srmy to lieuten'h'
General Graft. aud the assurance which u Eivss
Of speedy restoration Of the Cnion. the rhi.en,
Of Washington and the authorities OF tho 6en't'I
Government be, and they ars hereby, earhs'l,1
requested TO manifest their rejoicing In ms
glorious event by Illuminating their private rssi
dsnees, places Of business, and all tho PNbhf
buildings, on Thursday niyht, the 18th lins'Sh',
beginning At 5 o'clock,
Resoirtd That the Mayor be requested 70
cause the City Hall aud other buildings belong
ing 10 the corporation " be illuminated 0R The
night Of the 18th instant.
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MAYoH's OFFICE, err HALL :
wAsHiS0roS, d. c., April II, 1865.
In accordance with tho foregoing joint r--oi'.
lou, Tho ofiecs Of this Corporation will be eec''d
at Ie IN. , and its buildings illuminated n
p. IN. on THURSDAY, the 18th instant M
citizens Of Washington are cordially Invited ''
unite with the city authorities In celebrating ~
like manner this occasion.
apl2-2t RICHARD WALLAcH, Mayer
A5- NotIce.-Our connection with 'he
New York aud Washington Steamship COMPANY
as Agents, ceased on the Let " March last
Ap5.6t MORGAN n RHlNBHARI
RS- Metropolitan Railroad once, cor.
NER OF sTyESTEFNIH STREET AND NV lWA
AVENUE. On and Nker SATURDAY, April II,
the fare on this road will bo increased to se's,
cents, or seventeen tickets for one dollar "h'.
may be purchased at the once from Q a N
mS.IN J. W. THOMPSON, PrO'id'O,
1S- Massaehusetts Military s'sI'
AGfNCY RRNOvAL. -On aud Hfer MhNpAil
January Let, 1885, the Massachusstts %
Agency will occupy II, new ROOMS IN TIE ~
tfoaaf JnleIli0eRcsr Building, second acoT, ~
ner Of Seventh and d streets, Washingtoa, "
Massaehnsetts soldiers and citizens are ia''''
to call
Advice and assistance given without charge
GARDINER TUfrs,
de3I.n Lieut., Col. aud STATE AsegII AsI-
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=. S. MILLS, Democrat, has been re-
sisetSd .bRyoT Of Trenton, New Jersey,
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LisBOS, March 2Q-l0.2j, u. m.-Ths fed.
ernl frigntes Niagara and Sacramento al.
tempted to sail before the expiration Of tho
time hIod by the Portuguese authorities aud
ctyc fred UpoH by the Busio fort. The Nj
agnrS wa. struck on the poop. The NessOls
therounon anchored
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President Board q Common !, Coan, m !.

President Of the Board OI AIdeFln'A'
Approved April n, lsS5,
RIoHARD WALLACE, Mayor
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FORT SUMTER
Api2.lt
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We cannot undertake to return rejected com.
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RaaaenRers Arrived.

In steamship Fulton, from Port Roya-Brevs. Msjoroe:
IsIy snd G' Children r. SI Motif Mr. Gac,asx
Sle fo sSIsp' H y w Ksy u p o ssSs';
8ds% o.o f. O. M,rcy Dr. T. csrt Iieat g Otis T. 2.
Webster, w Perry, C. A NoIthup r. Me.ehsI a. n
G. hoSe T. k Epsiha ~: Ellen
ssi ti Eas ND r. kes'ff . sss 'f5ss e %
and servant Ma Weeks and children Miss Gum. Mrs a.
p ChsanbeTlein M M MchbsS:sis'I ,a = Jn Ds:
nneWSs .yy. 'SnR w. s% Ws%. sH Col stuart. Ssps
murphy Rev; g. D. Lee Rey R. BOYLE, C. >, B,sy, =
c. Ba'sy, s l. briggs, i. 3 L.trCbt, c. v.ddsD.
Clifford ebsyss;n D. A. Poi.n s w c0s E,,
H fiain @ Mr. T. Cannon Canine and ehd Mr. vsdd
/ bsn%sC o,sOSd rs, sons Pay E C H. II
R f's s.l pysl Il p Fr::~ + IL M.T.gS B;.
smse1er, Mr. Rnsg and 1855 in the stserag..;
In steamship SCOTS. from LiyerpooIMr:; sh,ssnn ~
iGn Ms r. md h' nd Mr. T. sS
wilkins, Mr. aud Mis-, Leach, M. end Miss Kent Mr. and
r.. SHSp .sd ME- ss ss .ass
ar and Mrs Lehman, three children and nurse c.on
crow Shaw MUIR. Mr and Mn Ss,:A, r., Nj P., ,ae
two Children and nur-; s. G. BOodsood Ms, Wssc..
Miss Ha,aorne Mr. H. tI0't S MT a., xf. s .Da
u ~ H. s s. n.
f.nebsdi Mr, Duncan chdseu sad nur,s T. Bsudt >.
$500 L. caIry w Town.heni, Mir. and Mrs C. SMITH
j. ssett Mr. and Mrs. Lsveuburg children and nur,s' y.
IL Andrea D. C. Craw, Messfs Henderson. kelo2k "chA
Weston 0rne Huyshe, Heseman Nh. and Mira bEoEson,
children and soveres orme A. Doe Roc. M NJ ~
Is..rp snd .nsid L. Perce Mrs. and Mss BAansnIyne w
Spencer. J. Cladney, w. Taylor w Exams J. b:p,isss
Mrs SchH and children c. Koch Ii. Edwud ~ Scbenck
g. Higott, Mr.. Consoles
In Steamer Buerpe wimingtoH-G c. Bonifsoe ,.
Hess r. Lynch q r. French. MIR Colgate A. IL Van Box
len Mrs.. Dfz chidr-n and vant Miss Mssners Vim.
M Parker ard wife, H. Seaman, Mn. r T. Howard and
NJ Granger and CHILDREN. Miss Bailey, snd servant Mrs
Ch, sr. Lang and child Mrs Richm.n and children, y.
Watson ami wife Mr. woked c. c. Hudson, and daugksse
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TIL. total nur Der thi. week. sOo head. with
as beld last weet and with &c head per week
last year and with +Coi for the corresponding week one ,eA'
TIE number sold yesterday and to-day al the principal
usk, 32J head compare, with 1900 heed last week. aid
with 1901 head the Per wosk last year AND WITH
1875 head At market one y ~ ago
TIE OPENING, Oh PRIsCIPAL DAY, or TIVE MAREEr.
Monday June n-Ihis morning opened ciear and hf sht
and rather cool though gre" warmer before noon FOR the
however livery isvohbe for trsne Ia IN. mssrs
snd J2L2 luocks which, addition 10 about
500 head sold durns tie week make up liberal supply Tor
the middle ofthe strawberry and has produced smother
heavy decline averaging probably SU head Many Of tho
have tho best say hat the decline strong
iic y n eopiderng th. lower e''h.,s; o. w'sn. t
and tbs, the sen,r, average quality the ,,ess !. not :.
same grsdes sold last weet II Ia a,o true that eshy thu
morning few first ela bullock, 'od pis,ty nearly up 10
came very evident that Il maThet was ana s
sellers mus, eccep buyer: offers or not sell Out To-Day IN
deed ia apparent the busnsss draws 20 close mat
good many cattle to the closing day and any
fresh stock arrives suhsr further decline Inc highest quo
auon, today for such a. the PICK o ocd noi. gre
lie u b. Good fair medium steers at l3dltc and fneror
l2dic This and the quotations Of the last iouf weel
doe, not look much like feeing any market TINS spring rang
ns 2d JOc y H. as assured would certainly be the
in May June. The new 0oysInnsnt sondse, ~ ~,
been three month. to Henry W.'thelner e. ~ 30
cwt live weight None required tins week ins piee
Is than the average VI the same ea.. oil eS,s eo''
Illinois those who contracted a, Autumn one man MAJ
Just assured that he has been at WORK all hs me ouys a
selling cattle, and all that he bad accunuIA'ea ~ 20
away. We bud that grszers have 30 Mite commence ~ ~
future that they refuse buy cattle 81 pfe'en, Ifce prefer
riry to lot the grass rot upon the ground
Tu,,dop June 3We alluded yesterday to the losses q
,ome Of the doves who contracted for cattle Ia ino a.
honoaby lived Up 90 these contact- and eonerd him to
tn. notice Of all cattle feeders future And we cefny
dated and left farmsr- TO sebs We have lus
heard Of who sold e head snd received on
this market with his cattle and sell them ni 10" o. S"
upon coniIscs price Th. is an average Of ssas
400 n at lOc y r. in illinois, *iO sod here at % cr
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Travellers, Guide.
Travellers Guides
To Albany, BY Hudson X. X, from JOth'st Depot

To Albany BY Hudson X. X, from JOth'st Depot
liam. O. Is, and 10y .. IN. Sunday train from
Goth st. p. City cars run between Chambers
and 30th-sts. stations - 49,, 81,
TO Albany aud Troy by Harlem r. K, 26th-st., 4th-
V, ii IN. and . " p M
To Albany landing at principal places on the liud
son BY steamer c. Vibbard Tuesdays, Tbusdsys
and Saturday, and Daniel Drew, Mondays, Wed.
nssdays and Fridays, from foot Of DesbrossessG
M landing 4. Ihirett-st ..,:.....;.....: 1910 m
To Baltimore, by the New-Jersey r. r., foot Of
Courtlandtst, and III g. m. p. M, and Ii
midnight. Sunday. I:lo q n.
To Boston, BY New London line Pier 80 N. H.,
and Neptune Line, Pier n N. K, daily lSuIdsy
excepted). m
To v sston, by New.Hsven r. R., via Springfield
70 Boston. by New Haven X. r., 27th-st. and aih-
av via Shore Line 1T end p. IN Sundsy..... p. m
To Csnsnds' sua, Rochester, Bndslo, Salamanca and
West. by Erie Rsirosd foot Of CnAmbersst,
and " III. and. ..."................ p N
To Cleveland, o., BY Atlantic and Great Western
RR via Erie Railway. foot Of Chamoersst st. con-
Meeting with Railroads foE all principal cities In
the West, III. aad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.
To 0r-enport a. m. (and on Saturdays ?. m TO
Ytphank Isip Farningdale. Long Island by Ia.
l. Railroad, from James alp and foot OF Jii st..
D. W. s"' o'S o.
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FESTIVAL or THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE

FESTIVAL OF THE SONS OF TEMPERAyCR.-
On last Monday evening Lafayette Division No. 20.
Sons Of Temperance held public festival at Yorkviie
There were present large number Of ladies and gen
temsu, invited guest, aud members CT the Division.
After the transaction OF some mino: business tie com
pany sat down To feast OF STRAWBERRIES ana ice cream.
at which al did ample justice. Addresses were &c.
liyerod by Judge Birdsa aid p. G.. W. p Stears and
others. After which Prof. Morgan entertained the
COMPANY with some Of his beautiful selections on the
piano The festivities were kept up till very late
hour in the evening. The Division are doing amosi
noble work in tho temperance cause throughout the
CITY.
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r. Bpd.or cs..hill and Bd'sci By steamer BHdss'

70 Hud.or. Cssskil and Bdkci, By steamer Bnase 4
MOTT Tue.dsy Thursday and Saturday, from h0
ftson st. North River. 80 =.
For Hudson Catskill, Bristol and wess camp ~
r,teamer Traveller. Monday, WEDNESDAY ana f"'
dsy loot of Harrisou-st, North Rivg. 49,
To Nswburg Poughkeepsie, Rcundont ana Nins d
Milton tie steamer Mary Powell, daily IRON 'o0' a1
of Desbrossssst. N. R...... Up
TO New. Hsven connecting with X X ior naruo'oi
and Springhed-stcsmers leave Peck onp ~ u .,
md.
To New. Haven by the New-iisysn M, xnpI
and 4th-av at Ia. ny a. M; ia j. 3;ao, - snS
To Norwalk landing at Whtestone, City inans
and Grssnwich by steamer John Romer' PIE" go
r. H. PecsiPl daily ~ Ne
via Allentown from psr ~ R.. . IN, IL IN
and 500 D. IN. Sunday train. ........:....,'..
To Philadelphia, by New.Jersey Railroad, ioot OF
Courtlendtst., = 10 and ~ a. m'' IL m' 'sn'or
m and Y midnight Sunday.
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.. Lme
daily from pier q, foot Of Robins9ns 81, ~, H.
Cont lsn3t,st and liz a. tn, p m' ana
midnight Sunday. ~.
For further informato IL regud 70 karosd i"s AA~
see advertisements in another part Of thisPapeh
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IMPORTANT ARREST OF HOTEL THIEF

Officer Kinney OF the Twenty.siIth CITY HalD Pre-
cinct arrested young mar Of geneel appearance at
the Park Hotel Monday afternoon ON suspicion OF
being thief Upon searching him at the police sta
ton there was found his person one gold fob chain,
a likeness ia gold case. g. 30 ia cash. ono box OF
whiting and bottle Of rouge. These last were prob
ably nsed fo the personal adjournment Of the prisoner
In His room at the Park House were found two black
leather travelling bags In ~ -l'-A discovered
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HENRY CLEwS & Co..

HENRY CLEwB * Co..
Successors to
LrvHRhoRE. CLKws co.
BANKERS
No. 80 Walst, y. Y.
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR THk SALE OF ~ o. D.
1910 LOAN
Fuu Commission allowed Bankers Brokers. lnSur-
ance Companies and all parties purchasing for OILERS
All Denominations on hand ready for immediate de-
livery.
AL KINDS OF u. 2. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
Accounts of Banks. Bankers, and indivieuMs' re-
ceyed-4 Der cent allowed on deposits and daily bal
snees v hch mar be drawn for without notice.
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On and amer Jan. l. 1865 fixed white light wu 70 %
shown 800 feet above the TIN TIN Mstnnga Island
New Zealand A red buoy Lies in /. fahoms OF water ne1
Shrarer Rock white concsl buoy In 9hthoms water neo
the Auckland Rock Shortly to be replaced BY white ouoyl
and moorns buoy in athoms water ms nom the sho's
w. n w from the BLUFF - ,,,..
eIed white light was displayed March iss on Cschaoe
Head Banks Peninsula New Zealand go ie-t aDove he ses
also fxed red light Taoa Head east slds oil ths snusnSs
to Otago Haybor 1856 feet above the sea
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Bulls HRAp.-The beef market had such
tumble this week that it nearly broke the necks OF some
Of the Western drovers who paid much more for cattle
in Illinois than they got for them here. Tho decline
is fully lac. " n from last week. Calves are very
plenty and cheap Sheep advancing from tho very
low rates Of last week. Hogs are lower, with nee ar
rivals
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CITY ITEMS.

HUGE STRAwBERIIEs.-Mr.W William Brown
Of Waterbury. Conn. visited our Editorial Rooms
on Tuesday morning exhibiting box oil
strawberries OF the Triomphe de Gand var
ETY., raised in the open air by his brother
Mr.. Augustus Brown, the largest specimen Of
which measured "a by 81 inches IN circumference.
Several ain ge berries OF the collection smaller
than the one described. but VI perfectly huge
dime nSlOns
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BOARD oP SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met ct
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the President the Hon
William NJ. Tweed in the chair The only important
business transacted was tho adoption OF resoin,on
ai-eotne the Controller to pay the sum OF s276 10
for worf and materials used the construction OF the
new County Court. House up TO June ]. Adjourned
for u fortnight
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No. n Cour,lsndtst. (up stair
IAdv.rtlsomenII

display. owing to the great demand should be received at
onee hlrd at the EIcsior frswork Depot, FrSros
soorIKLD, No. sDeyst, New-iork.
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Advertisement.

CHAMBERs's STEAM BRICK MACHINE.
The creates, machine IN the world Makes 90 bckss min
ute or in 10 hours q. twothrds less cost than hand
mode For specimens Of brick model aud psten! rshss,
applyto ABnAH REara
No. n Courtsndtst. (uP stairsl.
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sUIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK.
Gleareds


Steamer Baltimore, Lewis, Washington. J. Hand
Steamship North Star, Jones, City Point. d. Allen
Steamship Persia, Lo,t, Liverpool 4: Cunsrd.
Steamer ". Woodward Cundf. baltimore
s,-smer T. C. Knight Mason Washington, ID. b. Cromwsu
& Co.
Bark Europe (Br). Utsy Pugwssh. G. c. Duncan 4 Co
BarkA c. Lowell Port Royal N. l.. McCready
Bah s,.tesnan Cole, Mschiasport, {. L. SNOW .
Bark sissiboo (Brl Laurey, honn'ideo' Thomps'n =
Hunter. ru, ru,.h.,,ro,4
Brett, Son 4 Co. ,. p,., 4
Bros.
Big Kenneth Stanley, Tampico, Brett Son Co.
Bris J. Marchir Cole Mschiss, Peek Church.
Brig Sarah Lauren (Br), Gates Portland Yates rorse
Bhs Lord Of the Isles, Cunmins Gonavss, Brett, Son
Brig B. Young. Gibson. Tl'abethpor @. Bosrdmsr
Big Gilmore Meredith, Davis Apalaehicola. ; stranS
Brig Afaretts, Merryman, Glace Bay, Rogers hich.
Brig Chief (irl Norris Bridgeport, T. Whitney Co
Brs Geruanis fllky. St. Thomas, Slomsn Edge
Schr Leocada Allen, Salem, z. w. Ropes 4 Co.
schr j. Aumack Pitts Warrington. n. L. Met ready
Schr w T. Mersheon Earle, Morehesd City, N L. MO
Cready. -, s.,.~
scbr Aeccs Snen Anboy, Jed Frye Co.
Schr irene (Br). t;oer, Ponce, r r. L. r. DeWoE CO.
Schr Minns Rippl.er, Conover Washington, Bret Son
Co ~ i. -,
schr Annie Collina Smith, Halifax, A. smithen 20.
Schr s. r. Reese, Jones, Curacao o. nj. Petit co.
Schr Z. T. smith. Doane. Charleston, l. b. Chase q
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rlsssl:28 Sun Sets....7 "a Moon rises ..u:u
HIGH WATER THIS DAY :.
Sandy Hook IL &c Gov Island ..l2:07e Hell Gase' 10
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AHriYed.

Steamship Futon, Wottep, Pcrt Royal, g. c., 10Th tnse
with mails and psss., to U. s. Oh
Steamship Euterp-, Elddge wilmington, % hours muse
and pass, VI. 4. Livingston. ., - -,
Steamship Grenada, Baxter, Charleston 10Th inst, Leay
Bros. -. ,o, -
steamship scois (Br Judkius Liverpool 3d. ouesnstowD
9Th June, nd e. and psss., T.. Cunard .
IT, g. steamer Gettysburg, -, Boston via Long lslan1
Sound "a, .,,,
Italian BRIG Gua Jsccsrno Palermo 80 days, passed 6ie
rsltar April ~ fruit to John +. Dev1n. 49,
BIZ, Glendale (of Bo.ton Guthrie ssgus Is days. sugar. "
Brig j. B. King cciel, Bridgeport C. B.. IA dsys coal ~
c. Swane. ~
sehr Albert Deeer (of NewHsvea) Chase, St. Bsr.s d.
with fruit to J. T. Pearsall
Schr P. A. Mcntire of Prince Edwsrds Issudl. McD66
AID Bsracoa days fruit to J. Pesrsa Ls schs.
Laura Pride NewYork June 3D. julie for do In dsya
schr q. Miller (of Nsssau Hisss Eisuthers days. -
James Douglass. -
Schr Harriet Maria Chase, New Bedford
schr Ellen Rodman, Bowman. New Bedford.
Schr James N. Bsyles Tilleston, Port Jefferson.
Schr. Owen Bsarse. Parker Providence
Schr james and Lucy, Robbins, Providenos.
Schr. Joseph, Pondurson, Port Jefferson.
Schr Chief, Osborne, Port Jehsrson.
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THE STREET CLEANING COMM ssIoNERs.- -The
Commission met Tuesday morning. No business
was transacted. and adjournment till to- day was
had. Mt " hich time the contract will be executed.
In the meantime the s1retivs who have not already
done So specify il what their property consisis
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Disasser,

Bril- Gencae at THE port from Sasus reports June III let
% lon 6 passed vessel waterogged and dismasted sne
large quantity Of pine boards sdrif near BY
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEw-YORE.
Nos ~ AND 10 PNH-sT..
DgrosIToRr AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF 1HE UNITED
STATES,
Have for sale ready for deliver
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NOTES
Convertible, at maturity. into $40 GOLD BEARING
bonds
Also,
UNITED STATES 1910 BosDs
UNITED STATES $50 BONDS
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CEsTIF1cAHa
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
md attend 20 other business with the Government
L. G. CALHOUN. President
B. SEAMAN Csshier.
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RAID BY TIE FIFTH PRECINCT PoLICE.-Capt

Petty Of he Fifth Precinct accompanied by several OF
the officers under his command, on Monday night made
d. scent upon the dsorderly house occupied by Henr
etta Patner and arrested her ard three or four aban-
doned fsrneles whom they took TO the staton-house
They then arrested about 20 other females whom they
found ounging ia doorwayS end win .ows IL Churcbst
gang OF suspicious young who have been laicly
oungng around tine corner Of Lispcnard and Church
sts Yesterday they were ell arrlgned before Justice
nonnoes his determination 10 send all those 10 Black
wclis Island as vagrsns who csnnot prove that they
Lave legitimate means OF support.
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Tb,y -stpe nv the following Erie hsifosd oNl
VnJ,on River Railroad, 81 Harlem Railroad l,Si Now
Jersey Central Railroad 1873; by Hudson h't boats 81
ON foot ~. About ~ were 10 TIE yards on Monday
LIST o, DIDvKRs
The following 81. tle nance o. Grover, o"neLs on con
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To Mariners.

Bark schenly of Boston. from Nswors.~', Tor Easisa-
|, 9th inst of HsttsIss.
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The following gentlemen have been eItcIcd di-
rectors of the Hudson River Railroad for the
ensuing year. G. Vanderbilt, ID. Thomas Vail,
John III. Tobin, ii. f. CLARK, James ii. Banker, o.
Charlick. Augustus Schell, William II. Vanderbilt,
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.d.tReadlng.

Chicago 81 Alton
I00........ S9S
AT. a. L. Haute.
300. IS
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LARCENY OF MoNEY.-Dotectives Bennett
aud Coyls yesterday arrested young man named Pot
ter Browning, 90 the complaint Of Mrs Sarah Lewis
OF No 81 West Thirtiehst who accuses him 81 steal.
ing clothes and money 10 The amourt Of $500 None OF
tie money was found in his possession The mother OF
the accused Is housekeeper in the employ OF Mrs L.
a-d he had full access 10 the In which the money
wns kept and shortly after be in the roora 1t
was mi5sed Justice Dodge committed him for trial
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ROBBED WHILE SLEEPIyG.-Wm. Stanton, OF
the Cunard line OF steamers while sleeping stoop IN
Grand near Merocr-s,.. Monday night. was rubbed
his hat boots aud pocket book containing SIS.
William Conroy, OF No. % King ST.. while sleeping
on stoop at the corner OF Mercer and houston-sts'
on Monday night robbed Of pocketbook contain
ing O. and sore pawn tickets. .,
Pins RaiAo, While sleeping in his doorway at No. 60
Tbompson-st, early Tuesday morning was robbed Of
a gold watch ard chain and broestpn valued ct Sloo'
and pocket book containing u 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-14

FATALLY BURNED.-At an early hour on
Monday Adelaide G. Bailey aged years, residing
with her parents at No. 90 Forsythst while engaged
IN lighting fire in the stove set fire to her clothes ana
80 severely burned that she died yesterday Coro
ner widcy held inquest and yerdictof accidental
death was rendered.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-11
Sealed Proposals.
HElDQRs DEFT OF THE CUMBERLAND.

HEADQRs DEPT OF THE CUHBERLANDl
OFTcE CzJEs toN.DsaAzE o. 8pHp1zs0E.
RAmyILEE, fEss., May q, l815j
GEALED Proposals are respectfully invited By
- the undersmfd until X o'clock, m, June
as, 1865, Tor Furnishing the United States kubsis-
tancs D~spartmeut aith THREH THOUSAND iaGGi
HEAD or BEEF CATTLE, on The Hoot ~ -
deiYsred and Weieied on the scales AZ The n. 8.
Caulo Consis at-NsshFlle. Tesa IN los o. cue
thsusand Q0o0 each every Ten 40 days, first De-
livery Of one thousand 100oJ head b b. made
% or before June ~, 1895. They must average
oas thousanu g0O0l pounds gross weight All fli-
ing shost Of signt hundred fe0p poundz Nosa
aeinE, bulls, stays. oxen, and COWS w b REJECT
I'd. Zach hid. % secure consideration muEth D. a.
compAnisf b ths usual Elsrnatesr 81 respoasi-
hhty.
Bdsars nlaf b. jhessnfto respond 70 their bic.
aud y preparsd 20 ave bonds and sign Ne con-
tract beore leaving this once. The 6ogerament
reserves he right % reisct any and 81 bds eousid-
ered unreaRonahe.
Paymenf % b made Ser each delivery, ii funds
are On hand 4 aons On had, 10 b. made e. soon
a. received.
Proposals must b audorsed distinctly apn0ro-
H4Gs ron BE1 Cairns and addresssd 10 Cara ,.
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q Cumbenand, lsashflle, Tenn
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rancoi % The UuitA states ocFsrnmsnf.
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