Daily national Republican., 1863-08-07
LOCAL NEWS.


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notice uor'uss3tsa uoss saissy tAsa ps ssnasssd
i,nd,a. rrAy1h vsfs onesS1, tnyok1ng tAe pivtss
.uids ~ Is III ous sSsskyss aaAlts. TAAAks 4ers
rendered ~ ~ psesat vsAssal vietsslsA rgisyi1
Msay psrssns spsss Ne dsy afser ~ ossnaa
fashion, b. tspAEns y sylyan 2sotts Aad iAanig-
thsrssS, M ,ssS~dsd via Sssss.s go 5 v 9.
ferens pafks. n rsAtAufants wsss kspt opsn.
Few osAss Of flstoxisation, AeWavss, have bben ~
corded at the police stations Many Of tks stiaaas
went to Baltimore TO witsess the baseball match
whisA sshe ~ bstwssa ths Washisstoa aaAVee
"m'is s'u'tg --..4s- -al.,s,s, iiissal, "a
AnorHr. Tanr1 AnD our.Aos xsAa -
PAM HOTEL : Lait night about soS,Sst, ~ .ea
calling themselvcs soldiers aAd gtvtae th1k AAnss
a. Jacob Drummer and Ado,phas Van Nss, were
arrested by ofhcsr l. '. Rolfs, o.. ths' shasge of
stealing thres bozes Of sksass bsasasgA sutlse'
named Hart Dafrash. eol0ssd ~ io,ths ~.
vice OF Darragh testiasd that ~ pYiS5Stt nsSat.
ened 10 shoot him. VITA. a prsssatsd fsv6ttss ~
would not give up ths sgass ~ ~ net keep ssiil
about the robbery. Ne ~ -nea however, feaald
the thrsat, but gave ths alarm, Shsa o0sse notee
rant, where they we're tryins 10 ssil The eigsss.
Justice Thompson, after hsaring tie svidsnss,
committed Brunnss asd vsa Nos for sourt. l.'l
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An ExcnLsxr Observation-Disclosures
Phineus solomon, OF company D, One Hundred and
SEVENTY eighth New York regiment, who has com
manded so long a,d 20 faithfully the guard stths
Oid Capitol, has bean recently aaisnsd 10 duty at
the Central Guardhouss. This gentlsmsn has By
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honorable and lasting frisndships Among tbs sol
diery. We feel confident hat justice will Be done
within the pals Of his functions, though ths hsar
yens fall. All success II our earnest wish, sad al
happiness our cordial hope. ls. itf ~ ~ u
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FIRE.--The alarm Of ,ars which Was given
ye.terdsy afternoea was oscaslonsd by the burning
Of some rubbish In The paint a.d slas sstsblIsh-
ment Of Comfort g. whitley, on seventh street,
near d. Much credit isdue to the arsmsn for their
lsbors on this occasion. Had thsy net been early
resuited, as there was large quantity Of inham-
mable material In The store 81 the time. Do
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A SOLDIER IN A FIr.--Ofiices Pierce and
walhpgsford found q soldier named Frederick
hing lying In Me street. His frame was racked
with rhedlhsnnd convuleed with spasms. Medical
ass'stance was imnediatess prosured. An ambu-
lance vas kindly furnished Brthe surgeon Of the
i6,d regiment New York volunteers, and the sui.
iering man was conveyed to LAsco'n Hospital
He had done guard duty at this hospital but has
heen sbsent since pay day, which was two or three
GRAND LARoENY.-Mr. DANIEL McGlen, .
Waterman al. the Capitol grounds, saw, yesterday,
VIM. H,nsy, a boy about II years Of age, take .
silver watch from the pocket Of q soldier, who was
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meaiateIy arrested the boy and took him to the
Fifth-ward station.hoase. Roundsman Pisses
being notified that the soldier was st asleep, DIS
patched ofhcers wAiiinsford and Parkhurst to ths
grounds, who arrested another boy, namsd Thos.
Carroll and also the soldier, upon whose person
was found sixty dollars, I. ....,'' .r
CONNECTION. Hugh McMahon, who wss ex-
smincd on a charge OF malicious nLsehisf, bsfofs
Justice j. II. johnson, WA acquitted, and the ease
dismissed. 1t was reported In our "Wednesday
damsHsd property In question. .'.ani." '.-''. ~
OBSCENE sLANsuAor.-Thomas Lewis and
Francis casweii, who follow the New Y.rk voea
tion OF blseking boots and shining them up, wers
Yesterday srresed In the Eighth precinct for using
obscene language and BY Justice Ferguson conhnec
i, ior honrs In the lookup.
GET suBsrIrUrEs.-Wec call the attention ol
our numerous readers to the advertisemsnt, In an
other column, Of n II. Miller, who viii furnish, q
the lowest prices, substitutes to those who maj
wish them. ....i ltrlHI I.r.. ,r.4 r.rsi E..
Amusemsnts. lad. ..
WASHINGTON THsArRE.-This evening a.
entire new programme Is provided which employ
every member Of the cenSaais yanfssiiqss, the drA
matte company, and the Ravel ballet troupe. u
- addition to a new, chaste, and elegant dtyerti'e
ment, Miss Kate Fisher, the beautiful and exceed
ingly popular actress, will assume her great char
neters Of Nan In the " Good for Nothing" and o
Colin In the Youth who Never Saw Woman :
There will be q Jay performance Tomorrow after
noon, and on tomorrow night Mis- Sishsr VII
appear, by request, In her great impersonatisa o