Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

knowledge OF the BOOub WnhNeNtT' IL hppeh'h
that these same parties have been In the Old Capt.
tol prison once before, on the same charge.
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PARDoHrp.2The President has pardoned Samuel
Van Horn, a soldier in the Eighty-fourth Pennsyl-
vania volunteers, who was convicted Of larceny
on the 22d of this month In the criminal court and
sentenced TO the Albany penitcntiary for the pc
riod Of one year Chief Justice Cartier and Asso-
ciate Justices Oin and Fisher united in pettioni1g
for his pardon upon condition that he would forth
with join his regiment.
ARREsr or A SwINDLER.-M. w. Lock, cap
tain in the army, was arrested yesterday by thc
Fourth ward patrol, charged with swindling the
Government. He represented that he paid the cN-
penses Of his company from the place Of enlist
Incnt TO Washington; also several other expenses
attending the recruiting, Sc which, upon eXami-
nation, proved 10 he false. lie was committed lor
court by Justice Queen.
ARREST FOR PICKING A POCKET.-Last night,
about O'Clock, Patrolman Johnson, Of the Third
ward patrol, arrested John Wyant charged with
picking the pocket OF VIM. II. Earling. He was
taken before Justice Thompson for examination,
who, after full hearing of the case dismissed
him, there being no evidence sufficient to retain
him.
hHHEAT OF \ dUN NkhllI ''N'''N''
lad II years of age, who has been arrested seve-
raj times by the police for committing petty lar
ccny was arrested yesterday by the Georgetown
police and conveyed TO the Office OF Supernten-
dent Webb, who ordered him to be locked up In the
Second ward station house until he can be sent to
his home in Pennsylvania.
SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL.-Yesterday, John
W Scott, Pierre c. Dugan, Simon ]. Camp and Ar
thur C. Evans, were sent to this city and commit
ted to the Old Capitol prison. Scott, DugHn and
Camp are 10 be held until the result Of their court
martial, on u charge of treason, Ia made known
Evans claims to be a British subject. An exam
ination in his case will be ordered Immediately.
TOKEN OF FsrEEM-The clerks and other en-
plOyees of the loan branch of the Treasury Depart.
ment yesterday, paid farewell visit TO Mr.. w. A.
Shannon, Esq, chief Of that branch whose con-
nection with 1t soon closes. Calling In body,
they succeeded in surprising Mr.. shannon andlady
by memorial Ofplatc, significant of their high re-
gard and just appreciation OF his well tried merits
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NRREsT OF SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS. - Last
night, PatFOlman Dom, of the Fourth ward, ar
rested H. P. Anderson and WIN. II. Anderson, for
being drunk In the street and as being suBpcious
characters. They had a final examination before
Justice Ferguson this morning, who turned them
over TO the military. They were both soldiers,
and belonged 10 a new NOfk regiment
DETAILED roR DUTY IN THIS CrTy.-Lieut C.
w Thompsun, Thirty-ninth Massachusetts voluu-
teerB has been detailed for duty In Capt Todd's
office. Lieut.. Thompson fills the position made
vacant by Lieut.. Murphy, who left with the Tenth
New Jercey regiment for the Army Of the Potomac
BUYING GOVERNMENT HORsE.-Wm. Beall, a
butcher living in the Second precinct, was arrested
by officer Boose, charged with buying H Govern
ment horse, knowing the same to have been stolen.
Hewas delivered TO the military, by Justice Thomp
con.
SELLING GOODS ON SUSDAY.-F. SeitZ was ar
rested yesterday by OitceT Crown for selling goods
on Sunday MIR. Seitz keeps cigar store on the
corner of seventh and II streets. He was examined
this morning by Justice Ferguson, who fined him
SIO.68.
SELLING LIQUOR TO SoLDIERs-YesterIay, Pa
trolman Beal, Of the Second ward, arrested Edward
Walsh for selling liquor to soldiers. lie was fined
so by Justice Ferguson.
THREATS OF VIoLEECE.-Wm. Dumont for using
threats of personal violence against John II. Chap
pP was ordered to give security TO keep the peace
by Justice Clayton.
HIOHLy IMPORTANT,-Thc opening of the COM
munication Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
10 RappahRnnOck station, was perfected yesterday
Go TO WmITEHURsT, 43I Pennsylvania avenue
next door to the American Telegraph office
to obtain superior Likenesses at reduced prices.
Fine Card Nignetts, formerly sold at 50 per dOZen
now selling Mt S4i half dozens, same rate, COlOred
ImpeTiAlB reduced from $50 TO $50; selling whole
size cOlOred at only 50. | will excel In "tOlOTed
carrie de Pisifrsn having secured the services Of
superior artist for that branch OF business Like
nesses Of many Of those fallen in battle can he OBJ
men, both civil and military. nov 2l-tG
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VINO WILL DE CUREDl-We desire 70 call special
attention TO the advertisement of the celebrated
DR.. Vellny, which appears in another column. The
Doctor 10 u safe and reliable practitioner, whose
skill and experience Il guarantee that the uniOr-
tunate victim of certain indscretions can with con-
hdence intruHt his case In his hands. Let young
men be warned In time, and seek the beat means OF
relief.
WORD OF ADvICE.-1hose who have been
dOotOTing for weeks and months without obtaining
relief, should consult DR.. Fishblatt, whose office s
at No. 42l street, corner of Eighth street. and lie
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience has
established DR.. FiHhhlatts reputation M phyal-
clan. Recent caHeB cured In u few days Charges
moderate. DR.. FISHBLAfT,
No. 42l T. street. corner of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Onlce.
THE ONLY place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods Oi all kinds at MdRut utdCiuyPIS prices,
at H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. mar 23-ti
DIED,
At his residence In this city, on the NIGHT oI
Wednesday, the 92d inst, Dr. FRANrIsJ. SrHATToy
formerly OF Rochester N. y, and late surgeon nI
the Indiana penitentiAry, in the 18Th year of his
age His remains were to-day inferred In the Con.
gTeHsonal cemetery. In his death his family hny,,
lost kind and devoted husband and father, and a
large circle of friends one whose memory they will
cherish for the manliness and generosity which
characterized him In an unusual degree
This morning, cath inst OF scarlet fever and dip
iberia, ELIZA JANE, infant daughter Of William
and Martha Boyd, aged years and months.
On Thursday evening, April 23d, OF disease OF the
brain, LEWIS WALLACE, only son Of Thomas T.
and Mary g. Scott, aged month 10 days
The funeral will take place from the family res