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ag.ard Wamfed

WANTED immeniately-boaId Tor Four Young
Men in good board pd sn00S fe. ". mo nys or
ret rences Civ ID. Address AkAINo1 ON, Box a
Portland Post Ofhcf 1Wdes3Os
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WANTS. LOST, FOUND


LOST
ON the 5sh OF Oct last, a1arge iron.beund black
W rr.nk; had cord tied around it, aud o card
marked M.ssE Rickard contained lad Is wearing
apparel va uvd at near'y 500 Whoever an give
information Iesdiu to tn recovery of the above
: '-D'' - 1850 @. M. NOR ~. supt.
Waterville, Dec 81, 1884 cec20i div
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For Sale.

A TWO story House and Lot, situated on Port
a land street, with Stable and other outbus ldi "a
Also two adjoining lots Containing about eighi
thousand square feet Enquire of N. STEVENS
No. AZ Portland street. fumes dtf
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For snIe,

A PHOTOGRAPH SALOON. Price $50. INQUIRE
n o. No. 29si Congress street, Portland, Me-
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| A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
bargain. 'o'N -
Enquire of FRANCIS B HANSON, at Geo. H.
Babcock's, FeTeral Street, or of ASA HANSON.
head of Berlin Wharf 'v1Ti 7eS'-i oets dtf
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A FIRST rate Billiard Table. with m,rbIa had
IA also two sets ivory balls and Sc: of points and
everything pertaining t. we'll furnished table.
WIZ be sold on liberal terms. Apply to
y - ~ 80 ~ VIM. u MoDONALD
No. l25 Federal Street, under u s. Hotel.
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"A THOROUGH built two story wooden house.
IA with every conv enience ia q d esirable mart n,
the city with 5000 feet Of land axing one of the
be garden spo in the city; and also good piecs
o. property Tor nyestmen. ddI ess box 222e Poit-
land postoffc e' dec3ialw
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ifa DEB 20 FORM OF PROPOSAL. Haas
The ur dersigned propose 10 iurnish---------tons
OF fret quality Ic5, carefully packed In subs antia
Zoe houses. at the within named points, namely
prics per ton of two thousand pounds nancy: at
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'a 2 Sewing Machine for Sale.
ANE Of Lsdd q Webste,'s Family Sewing Ma.
" chimes can b. seen at 80 Paris street
Portland. Dec q, 1874. dec2Ad1,
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NemralQia.
Certificate Of Mrs. J. r. LIroH, of Charlestown.-
49,. nr..al. - 1acA

ui "a hHsliELVl aWcgsf March Is, 1864.
This is to earthly that nine mon tbs 20 was at.
lacked with Neuralgia Ia tn most violent FORM
Several physicians were applied TO- tho did all tney
could to relieve me but TO purpo. Q. Every pa
tent dicine and remedy that could be found we're
applied without effect Ny facs was poul,iced and
bandaged in order to find relief Since the Neural.
gia stack me lost twenty seven pounds of flesh.
In this srate FREUD OF mine recommended me 10
try MIRA. N. q Browns Metaphysics discovery, as
1t had cured friend of his of very bad es which
Conseq aenty went to Mrs. NJ q. Browns once
and obtained her Metaphysi cal Discovery, on Sat-
qrday the 10th inst. applied L at four O'Clock in
the afternoon The result was that Neuralgia sub
sided-amost immedl atey felt relief 81. pit ell
without any poutices ss before aad at the time Of
giving this certihcatt he 2lst inst. consider my
self delivered of my diseose, and recommend the
Metaphysical Discovery to all who are suffering,
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A TWO story Store. near Falmouth Depot, form
"A ery occupied by r. Merrill 4 Co Eco uire Of
the subscriber. sos REUBEN MERRILL.
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Proposals for Ice.
MsD1oAL PuavsYon,s oysror.

MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFToE.
- \. = "a Washington, u. G. ! /.
&EALED Proposals will be received at This office
~ uu1 naary rs. 1861. for furnishing los to the
Md ca Dep Itmsnt 0f tue Army, daring the ensu.
ing ear 81 .ne points herein designated. 1h- Ice
to % stored by the contractor Iroperl construc-
ed ica houses at each point delivery, ON tr before
ed fop TIE ics nor e be rec pt-
and be manner in which IL is sck shall nave be.
approved Dy medi 81 office aud pay lent viii be
maoe only Tor the am sunt thus ualIy stored and
receipted for. ~, -
The pr posals will be made for the quantities indi
Gated oeio as quir d at the resps i've places wi
the proviso asshoud more be needed a. any time
Tor the year'ssupp y, 1t hal be furnished o. the
same rates aud undsr he sans condi ions: N.
Quantity to be delivered at
Annapolis, Mo, ice-house owned by the
United Sta es, 15O TONS
PoiAt Lookout, Md, ice-house owned by
tne United Statesa 6.-tasf IS ss 200 e
Fortress nroe, Va, ice-honse owned by
the U ate . aIes, $50
Portsmouth, va ice-house not owned by
the United Ststes, 100 "
( United Stases la5 400.
Haton Head. s G. ice-house owned by the -Lees,
Be .ufort s y ice house owned by the uni
Z d States, q = l71' 800
Savannah. Ga. ice-h.use not owned by tie ~
United States, 400 q
Pensacola a, ice- house not owned by the sdr
United Staies, 100
Mobile; Bay. Ala. ice house not owned by
the United States, 100 4" F
New Orleans, La, house owned by the
Poposals will also be received fer furnishing ice
daily, weight .or tbs ear I865-in such Quanti.
ties As may b. required by The surgeon in change
at nj ed D. aies General Hospitals, at the aces
enumerated above, and upon the following annual
gsumato, IN ana near
Boston, Mas. vs. 81 ~ fr,s 10 40hs.
: Portsmouth Grove, Z /. sii 3 1870 ~.
New ia en-, Con, go 20
new York, 49, - Is 800 20
Newark, N j, & s.s,- 100 "a
8 thiladephis. Pa, 81 q @ 1900 !" +
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A Furnished House Co Let

A CONVENIENT Dwelling House, furnished
Awith genteel Iurnitare situated en- the corner OF
Vaughan and Bracket streets and nearthe Congr sc
street Horse ars, viii be let Reasonable terms
posses ion gwen Jan ID. Inquire on the premises.
dec29dtf es ~ s-fes5'.- s4s+ 49, ~ - +
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p TDLEASANT Rooms and Board, at No ~ Dan.
eoon' dec23d2ws
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ms u "A N CE.
Capital Stock, s4OO, 900.

Number Of Shares 1000; par value 300 each.
Amount OF UBit.d States Stocks, $158 900 90
r." Of Bank Stoek4, 1S9 576 "a
~" of Railroad Bonde, 81 7s3 CT
III" of National Dock and Ware
81 i5 house Co. ID 1nds, 10000 90
&" of re ii estate, cash value "a 3o6 or
loaned on mortgage OF real estate 81 800 90
Nl" loaned on collateral, fl SO 937 SIS
loaned without collateral, 28SS3O 20
d" OF al other Investments l260OoO
minatsd, RsIT-~ 2s,ss2 e5
i" losses Que and unpaid, 5000 0U
=" of losses repo ted. upon which
h4 A7 is not: determined IOs.5OoOO
T 6ai on Fire risks. 72,.s5 20
org. Marine risks, '','''' ss,s5S27
Maine risks, '-'- '4''' 25s,so7 20
4 I" of cash rec'd for interest, 81, 400 IL
Of inc ,me from other sources, 1881 03
OF Fire losses pa last year, 68,82l IA
of Marine lossts paid last year. 1877 $40 }
9a" of Dividends paid last year, 100 10000
hsl" OF expenses of office, 16, 967 80
paid for state, u s taxesfstamps, ID 500 90
minat,d, 7o,s4s 70
ing risks. from rs to $500 of
ofpremium notes on risks not ter.
minated, l4e.22l "a
g balance &c credit ofproft and loss 1861, s5s II
la SAMUEL GOULD. Pres'h
JAMES J. GoopRIcH, se-'y. $500. 800,
Subscribed and sworn to before I'D
- A. w. BENTON, Justice OF the Peace
1853 90 a3is293gI 4r fsa a4s r.
MATTEL F. DRERING, Agent,
decladsw No. sExchange st., Portland.
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Hous. and Land for Sale.

TWO story house corner of Concord and Nor.
fArill streets, with the lot lie offered for sale In
quire OF CHARLES WEBB.
tauSdSws 1o3 Congress street..
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RAILROADS.. !
Portland and Kennahec r n

E-sEEz5zsFss Passenger Trains leave Portland dai.
y for Brunswick, Bath, Aus usta, Ken.
AIS AN oKowhegan, at l 10 r N. AT kendall's
Mills this train connects at 20 p NJ with train fer
evening t4a ri
keturning, the assenger train is dus in Portland
afz n. N rain takes passes gers at Kendalps
CONNECT ON TICKETS are sold at Frsepott {, Bruins
WICK Bata, and al other statons between Bruins
lex and kendalrs Mills. for Bangor am all OF Ter
Mills.
1HRoueH FARES from Portland ard Bo ton by
this route 70 Bangor will be made the SAME as by
any other line. r =
i eight Train leaves Portland at A. n. daily and
IL due as3 z. a. EDWIN MOVES.
Dec 10. '64-dec22tf lsa FailE Supt. d
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IL the most perfect Hair Remover in use.
q Everybody should use PERUVIAN HAIR REaEr
ERATSR. RetcGre u fmitatiYns! Call Ior Peruvi
an IA Regeperat ar res Give other.
Jores IA Who'll sale agents. 40 Washington st.
Boston; Also W.T. eks poft r. Caster, Ru Ia Co ,
and tn RS At whole ale by Sheppard Co. Port
lApd. Atre all L. G. GILsou IA Market Square,
SHORT WATEREoUsE cor CougressS Middle st.
Crostman Co, and .. X Lunt, and dealers gener-
ally. nov 24-d ms
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S3OO REW AVN,

ON Central wharf, or around the Grand Trunk
" Depot and yarc; Calf skin Wallet contain.
ing considerable sum of money, and papers Of no
value any one but the looser. The finder will be
rewarded as above on returning the same 10 No. 8
Central Wharf, or u Bracket street. @ ,ia
Portland, Aug 81, 1864. aug8Idtf
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Board.

QUITS Of Rooms, with board, can be obtained By
= applying immediately a. 80 Danfcrth street.
: MAJ uth. e.sg FIX mayl2dtf
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q u mi d.

ON the sunny side o. Exchange street. about mid
" way between New City Hall and Post Office,
good place to buy
An overC0at.
P. MORRELL SCO., have good assortment at fair
prices, lib EAchangestreet deel4dtf -
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Sale OF Lands and Timber ser the Benef fit
of Non NAL schools.

a sslFg Bangor September Is, 1884 I &
IN pHrsnan" Of he Act entitled IAN Az for the
Z 4 &c Enlistment of Normal Scuo Is,'' approved
Msrch q, 1873 and the ~ iher report Council
made August liSl, s64; the Land a gent will otser
for SAFE pub 10 'ciion atIhs LAM ONO in Fan.
gnr, on Tuesday, rch IA, IS 8, at 2 Jcicck noon
slt RICH. tie and there's which he state has,
bel one uu,iivided hall. owoe1 10 mmon wi
IT prletlrs o townships numbered Sixtee X nge
~ ", no ~ and sixteen Range Twelve DIR
~ We't rom the EAs' line OF tue i ate in rh
= UNITY OF Aroos'oox, a mieiuum prize II thirty
Genus PSF acre IoF either or 9th tracts Te ms Cash
s,o - ISAAC r. CLARK,
* 0Sp'V-iSWsu Land Agent.
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SHE unders gned wishing to change his place
L Of rssidenee, will sell his Shop. Furni q
sick 80 The took is new ana mplete in ali It's
departments Ths stand Is enc OF the best in Port
land. beine suited to Family and Country Ira,e.-
Apply Mt 146 Congress Get. $50 3 4il1 ect24
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Wanted,

A SITUATION as Book-keepor In wholesale
a establishment. or as q Copytst Best Of refer
ence givea. Address II. Il. y. !, Press Office. Il
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HALLS Vegetable
SIclLlAN HAIR REVIEWER,

-ia 50 1he 0est Preparation for the Hair.
= " u INN cdiately FREQ the head from dandruff,
restore the hair TO its natural color, and produce
new growth where 1t has fallen of. IL will sop
fhe falling out the hair in few days iffaf hfully
color. ~ ~
Tits n5tu eos,er preparations. making the hair
dry aud bf ny, bat will make it moist soff and
g7ssy. Solo y all the apothecaries and Medicine
Desle-s in this city and State
WE. PHIL FPS, 149 Middle Street, Wholesale
Agent for the State, oct31 evd2m
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PORTLAND. SACO E PORTSMOUTH
ts RAILROAD.

WINTER RANGRMENTS,
Commencing Nov. It'll, 1854.
Passenger trains will leave the Sta.
49, ton, foot o. Canal street daily, lsnn-
Leave Portland for Boston, at s.45 A. II. and 2.3O
Leave Boston for Portland ct 100 A. N. and q. 30
P. n. astsse5 & - lY,777--@ - = - =
500 p. M. lE1117
stations w a III s-7'' Z " 49, = -
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
Portland, Nov. 4, 1894 oc3i edit
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Cure Of catarrh Of Ten Years STANDING.

cure OF CGtGTrh o. Zen Years StGndtng.
1. Mr.. WILLIAM DoNNELLv. corner OF Dexter
and u streets, South Bo ton, do certify that my
past ten years. She lost the sens of smel and had
no passage hro1gh her nostrils during that time. =
Every remedy was resortod to, without receiving
auv relief. Seeing Mrs. M. G. bro wh's Me aphysi-
cal Discovery advertised concluded to Try it. AT
ter doing so, must acknowledge my gratitude 10
God for inciining me to tits e. eat remedy for that
dreadful disease-catari b. believe my daughter
never would have been cured had not found this
medicine. 1t must have been sent of God 10 the
people to rid them oftne horrible disc that take
holu of them. My daughters Catarrh Is entirely
broken no her sense OF smell has returned the pas
cage to her hesd 10 clear. .cheerfully recommend
the Me aphysical Discovery to all who suffer from
Catarrh. t,-f ,'oot fltftF
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MAINE FARMERS ALMANACS.
A UGUSTUS ROBINSON, 81 Exchange ST.. win
In pay Tor the Maine Farmers Almapac, (edii cd
~ Daniel hooiDson for the years 1919, 90 '5.
zI rs, 29, 20 Genus each; 1881, '3, 34 SO, '36
3d. 38, 20, L. cents Gu; for 1910, a. ,43, IA, as
49, 62 55 '66. '68 $50, 80, '63, cents eacn.
deodS sew I ~ ~ ~ ~
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Notfce..

9 sIe5 Notice. s5ast
TO the BoadhoIders usder the third MORTGAGE o.
= the Androscogoin Raitroad Company, dated De
cember IL, 1885, q s 10 3. absa 4 $3.50
GAkD 6ondhoiders are hereby reminded that by
~ rnepr9vslons of the Revised Statutes, Chap. 81,
Sec % t Is made tueir duty to pr sent all Their dis
he sabsephars bo s an9sr San %o.dsgage 70
same, at least tn rtyd ~ before the right OF Ie-
d.mption yil xpire; AID that SAID mortgage not.
Whilst nding the entry which has been made, will
not DO toreclosed By reason o the non.payme OF
any = or O. 'pons not SO presented. tfthey are
pled with thar one OF u.s. before the l4th of Jan.
airy n KIT, It v i'll Re in sea on
Lewiston, November IA, 1864. . ha
SETH MAY. ~ Trustees of
ALLEN dAINEs. ! Third Mortgage
-lsg PHILIP M. STuBBs, OLA. R.R.Co
nov 1aeodtd ~, . = TO-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-17

WASHINGTON, April Is An autopy
was held this p. M, over the body Of Pres.
ident Lincoln by Surgeon General Barnes
and Dr.. Stone, assisted by other eminent
medical men.
The cofin is of mahogany and is covered
with black cloth and lined with lead, the
latter being covered With white satin. A
bears the following inscription: "Abraham
Lincoln, Sixteenth President of the Uui,ed
States. born July 18th, 1909. died April
18th, 1865"
The remains have been embalmed. A
few locks of hair were removed from the
Presidents head for the family, previous
to the remains being placed iu the coffin.
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WHEELING w. VA. MONDAY MORNING. APRIL IT, 1865

ted States, and assumed its duties and
functions at 10 o'clock, NJ. The President
met the heads of Departments in Cabinet
meeting at the Treasury building, and
among other business the following was
transacted: First, the arrangements for the
funeral of the late President were referred
to the several Secretaries as far as per.
talned to their respective departments.-
Second, VIM. Hunter, Esq, has been ap.
pointed Acting Secretary of State during
tho disability of Mr.. Seward, and his son,
Frederick Seward, the Assistant Secretary,
Third, The President formally auu ouuced
that he desired to retain the present Sec
retaries OF departments of bis cabinet, and
they would go on and discharge their re-
speciive duties in the same manner Rs be.
fore the deplorable event that had changed
the head of the government All business
in the departments was suspended during
the day.
The surgeons report that the condition
OF Mr. Seward remains unchanged. He is
doing we'll, No Improvement in Mr.. Fred.
erick Seward. Z,
The murderers have not yet been appre.
hended. (Signed) E. NJ. STANTON,
Sec'y of War.
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Andrew Johnson Sworn in as Presi-
dent of the United States.

S' WASHINGTON, April l5-l2 m.-Andrew
Johnson was sworn into Office as President
fof the United States by Chief Justice
Chase, to-day at IL o'clock. Secretary
Me6uIEsch and Attorney General Speed and
others we're present. He remarked, "The
duties are mine, will perform them, trust.
ing in God "
WASHINGTON, April l5.-At an early
hour this morning, Hon. E. NJ. Stanton,
sent an official communication to Hon.
Andrew johnson, Vice President of the
United States, stating that in consequence
Of the sudden and unexpected death Of the
Chief Magistrate, his Inauguration should
take place as soon as possible, and request-
ed him to state the place and hour at
which the ceremony should be performed.
Mr.. Johnston at ouce replied that it would
be agreeable TO him to have the proceed.
iugstske place at his rooms in the Kirk
wood House.
ABsoou as tho arrangements could be
perfected, Chief Justice Chass was inform
ed ofthe fact, and repaired TO the appoiu.
ted place in company with Secretary Nc
OuIloch Of the Treasury Department., At
t0rney General Speed, F. P. Blair, Jr., H IN.
Montgomery Blair, Senators Foo'e of VT,
Ramsay Of MIMI, Yates Of ILL.,, Stuart of
Nevada, Hale of N. d, aad Representative
EFaFnswOrth. Of Ill.
At IL o'clock the oath of offi:e was ad.
ministered by the Chief Justice of the U. S.
IN, theiusnae solemn ard impressive man.
ner. Mr.. Johnston received the kind ex
pressions of the, gentlemen by whom he
was surrouuded, and apparently felt the
sense Of the great responsibilities so sud.
denly ideVolvedl lnpon him, and made brief
apeeeh, IN which he said: The duties of the
afii "a ara mine uviu narforun than. hn
consequences are with God. Gentlemen,
shall lean,up you. feel that shall
need your support. am deeply impressed
with the solemnity of the occasion and the
responsibility of the duties of the office
am assuming. Mr.. Johnson appeared to
be In reasonably good health, and has a
high and realizing sense of the hopes that
are conferred npon him. His manner was
solemn and dignifed, and his whole bear
idR pFOduOfd the most gratifying impres.
sion upon those who participated in the
Ceremonies. 1t is probable that during
the dSy President johnson will issue his
6Fst Pfo6Iamation to the American people.
1t iS expected, though nothing has been
definitely determined upon, that the funeral
of the late President Lincoln will take
place on or about Thursday next. 1t is
supposed that his remains will be tempo
kFatiIy Deposited. in the Congressional Gem
st4ry. .E--I1.r- E5rr Gar
1 war DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, April
4 161 3rp- m.-OEPICIAL.-To MAJ. Gen Dtr:
/ 0mctal notice Of the death Of the late Pres.
fdeut, Abraham Lincoln, was given by the
heads of the departments to Andrew John
4 sob, Vice President, upon whom the Con-
,tStftution devoIves the office of President
tME Johnson, upon receiving this notice
.Hppeared before Hon. Salmon P. Chase
| Chief Justice of the United S;stes, and took
the oath of Office as President of the Uni
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CHE sntel1ig|FesF.
Bv TELEGRAPH.
nes h.,.E D..r.,en.. .,. 81 F.9.:
Murder Most FSul!
Assassination of President
Lincoln.
Secretary Seward and His Two SADe
Also Attacked and Danger
ously Wounded.
ASSASSINSN0T YETARRESTED
j. Wilkes Booth Identifieaa as ons
Oh the Murderers.
Sec'ry Stanton to Have Been a
Victim.
IntenSs Feeling Threu1hao,
tire COunTTy. = NJ
Meetings Held and ResoIntiors
Passed.
YETARRESTED
Oec'ry stanton to Have Been a
Victim.
Intense Feeling ThrouRhon, ,,,
tire Country.
Meetings Held and Resolutions
Passed.
DETAILED ACCOUNTS.
From cur E1tra Of SATURDAY mo-n,n,,,

A'-'Ao Vi CAGuEuAy mo OTningl
"AE DKPARTNEXr. WASHINGTON, Apri
l5-l;30 q. m-N4j. Gen, DTr:-Tbis evon Ip1+
I,s about half past 9 O'Clock. at Ford.
Theatre, the President, while sitting in hi.
private tox, with Mrs Lincoln. Mrs Har-
us ard Msjor Rathbourn, was shot bv An
assassin, who suddenly entered the bov
ana approached behind the President.
Tue assassin then leaped upon the stage
oFacd!ShlnE large dagger or knife. ana
made his escape in the rear of the Theatre
The pistol ball entered the back of the
Presidents head, penetrating nesrlS
through the head. The wound is mortal
Ihe PRESIDENT has been insensible ever
slrce IT vas IL flicted Aad is now diving.
About the same hour An assassin, wbetb.
er the same or not, entered Mr.. Sewa1d's
apartments aud under pretense of having
prescription, was shown to the Secre,a-
y SICK chamber. The assassin instantly
rushed 10 the bed and il ficted two or three
sEaes on the throst snd face.
1t IS hoped that Ibe wound NAV not be
moral: Ny apprehension is that they will
prove fatal.
The nurse alarmed Mr.. Fred Seward, vino
WAS 10 al adjoining room, and be FASTENED
TO the door OF his fathers room, when he
was met by theassassin, who Inflicted upon
him one ormore dangerous wounds.
The recovery of Ssward is doubtful. 1t
is not probable that the President will
live through the night.
WAR DEPARTMENT, April l5-4:1o-To
Agj Gen DLz:-The President continues
inseCsiele and is sinking. Secretary Sew
ard remains without change. Frederick
Stewards skull is fractured in two places
and severe cut in the head. The atteu.
daut is alive, but hopeless. Msj. Stewards
Wounds are not dangerous.
l. is nov sscsrrAiRed with reasonable
certainty, that two assassins we're engaged
II the horrible crime; Wilkes Booth beipg
the enc that shot the President and the
other q ceppanion-Of his, hose n me is
not kaownf but whose description ia SO
clear that he can hardly escape.
II aPpeers +" % letter :ou ad ir Booths
trunk that hemurder was planned before
the 4tb of March. but fell through then be.
cause the scconPlice backed out until
Richmond could he heard from Booth
and his accouPTice were at the livery sta
bic st 6 o'c!7ck iast evening, and left there
with their horses ab0u, 10 O'clock or short
u before that hour. Il would seem that
they had for several days been seeking
their chance, but for some unknown reason
it was not carried into effect until last
night. Obe of them mas evidently made
bis way to Baltimore, and the other has
Lot been traced.
(Sigaed) EDwIS N. STANTON.