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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
DEATHS
reported 10 The Nary Department fOr the mccJ
cHdby AprRlS, 1868.

Peter Kramer, soldier, abscCss, March q,
Mississippi Squadron.
LoratiO Durcd, cook, Eun6hot wound, March
u, Mississippi Squadron.
W. b. Burns, seaman, diarrhwd, March 2S,
Mississippi Squadron.
James Beverly, coutraband, bcald, March IS,
Mississippi Squadron.
Henry B. La Vague, bOatswan's mate, gun
shot wound, March IS Mississippi Squadron.
Elias +. Gill, seaman, disease of kidncvs,
March 30, Mississippi Squadron.
S. T. STunk, seaman, gunShot wound, March
%, Mississippi Squadron.
Charles Fordham, ldndsman, phthisiC, April
-, Naval Hospital, Norfolk.
Charles HartfOrth, beneficiary, debility, April
s. Naval Asylum, Philadelphia.
Charles HawiOrth, seaman, asthma, July q,
1862, Mississippi Squadron.
Adam Frazer, seaman, pleurisy, April /, Mis-
sissippi Squadron.
Edward W. Clark, acting ensign, typhoid
fever, April l, Mississippi Squadron.
Simon McCray, COntraband. April 7, Mi5sis-
sippl Squadron.
Philemon B. Albert, landsman, pneumonia.
April 5, Mississippi Squadron.
Allan Ferguson, seaman, Congestive fever
March B. L. 8. steamer Pensacola.
Jon. NJ. Wainwright, commander, gunshOt
wounds, January /, L. 8. steamer Harriet Lane.
Edward Lea, lieutenant commander, gunbhot
wounds, January !, L. S. steamer Harriet
Lane
| James Pollock, landsman, gunbhut wounds
| January /, L. s. steamer Harriet Lane.
| Henry Newton, Contraband, gunshot wounds,
January /, L. S. steamer Harriet Lane
John Hart, landsman, gunshOt wOundb, Jan
uary !, U. 3. steamer Harriet Lane.
Charles Killing, seaman, gunshOt wound, April
| "A, L. s. steamer Minnesota.
Joachim sylvia, ordinary seaman, gunshOt
] lie nil 4 Tf...,.
Joseph Collins, nnd6man, gunShCt wounds,
April II, L. s. steamer Com. Barney.
John Mellct, seaman, gunshot wounds, April
"a, L. s. steamer Com. Barney.
William A. Alest, quarterma6ter, gunshot
wounds, April II, U. s. steamer Com, Barney,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

MARINE LIST.-ArrirdlS.-Schr, Bremen, French
Belfast, Mel hay and potatoes to Government.
Schr, Henry Hobart, Robinson, Washington
Oght)
Schr, J. T. Wallace, Endicott, Alexandria Qight.)
Barge Dickinson a Wilson, Coles, Aqua Creek
army rubbish.
Barge VIM. T. Warner, Warner, New York; -four
to the Government,
Barge Perkins \ McCann, Donncll, Aqula Creek
army rubbish.
Boat from Mankin's Landing, with 5000 Hsh to
j. A. Knight
Sloop American Banner, Sandy Bar 5000 fish to
same.
Jetts boat, 500 shad to same.
simmons boat $500 shAd to same.
HaTper's boat, go shad to same.
Hutchin's boat, Little Falls, 1900 hsh to same.
enthusiastically Baltimore, Lewis, New
York
Schr. Broadheld Fisk New York; coal from Bor-
den company.
Brig Mary Means, Boston, coal from Aguew's
Dock.
Schr. Lydia r, Ogden, Fisher, Philadelphia; coal
from Rays Docks.
The MARKETs-Thc following Ia "A list OF prices
as reported for the Republican, up to u NJ to-day
mi 10Y "a, M
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
PERSONAL.

SENATOR WILSON, who has Just made tour
Of inspection to the Army N the Potomac, leaves
for Massachusetts this afternoon. He reports the
army in splendid condition, but the late storms
have rendered the roads and fields too muddy for
immediate active operations.
CAPTAIN WORDEN, formerly of the Monitor,
late Of the Montauk, has been sent home by Com.
modore Dupont, on account of his declining health
GEN. FITz. HENRY WAKRES, who has been
doing good service in the West, isiu town.
Hon. JosEpn }. LEWIS arrived in this city
saturday evening last, having been on = visit to
his home in Pennsylvania u few days.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
AFPAIRs AT SUFFOLK.
GEN. FOSTER SAFE.
Government Property Burned.

FORTRESS MoNKoE, April ls.-There are ru-
mors of hot work over on the Blackwater, but
nothing reliable has been asccrtained. Major
Gen. Dix and staff left this morning for Suffolk.
The steamer Ellen s. Terry, from Newbern,
with advices up to yesterday, brings a confirm
alton of Gen. Fosters safe arrival at Nerbern;
and also, that his forces at Washington had
been supplied with provisions and ammunition,
and were well fortified and able to hold the
place till other rCinforCGments could reach
them.
On the 18th inst. the Government stOrChOusCs
near BrauChyille, n. c., were destroyed by fire,
together with $4,000 ratlons of bacon and a
large quantity of -four and sugar.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
o r FIG IA L.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
TtsIs..y.. l.,..gJ on foao

ADJUTAhT GBNBhAbb OFFlCE,
Washington, April 20, 1868.
Tho following officers having been reported
at the Headquarters of the Army for the offences
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that
they iDH stand dismissed from The Service Of the
United States unless, within fifteen (15) days
from this date, they appear before tho Military
Commission in session in this city, OF which
Brigadior General Ricketts,, United States vol
unteCrs, is President, and make sdtisdceor
defence to the charges against themi
ABSENT WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORITY.
Second Lieutenant o. D. Jenkins, First Penn.
sylvania rifles.
First Lieutenant Jesse johnson, One Hundred
and Fourteenth Ohio volunteers.
. Captain II. Z. Barstow, Tenth Illinois cav
airy.
Second Lieutenant sllas W. Hickox, Tenth
Illinois cavalry.
Assistant Surgeon w. B. Cutland, One Hun
dred and Thirty.second New York volunteers.
DISCRETION.
Captain Z. W. Bolton, First Michigan volun-
tcerJ
Tho following for the causes set opposite
their respective names:
Assistant Surgeon Edward Russell, Twenty.
sixth Massachusetts volunteers. Fraudulent
conduct, drawing pay twice for the months of
September and October, 1862.
Lieutenant Colonel John H. oberteufer, sec-
ond Pennsylvania artillery. Conduct unbo-
coming an officer and gentleman, using per-
sonal violence to his servant, and refusing to
pay him the wages properly due him.
Z. D. TOWNSEND,
II Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
Charleston and the Monitors.

We arc glad to be able to state, upon the
best authority, that the Monitors arc uninjured;
that the demonstration against the rebel bat
tories in Charleston hurbor is not satisfactory
to the Governments that upon investigation
tho latter is satisfied that had tie programme,
agreed upon, bean cqrried out, Tie distractions in
the harbOr UOWid haze been remored, he rebel bdt-
terics reduced, and tte city captured. Du Pont
is evidently not equal to the great work as
signed to him. II the Government is satisfied
Of this he will undoubtedly he superseded at
once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
RtpuIsc Of the Rebels At SUFFOLK.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 1.-THE nag of
truce boat State Of Maine arrived from City
Point late last evening, in charge of Capt j.
+. Mulford, of the Third New York.
AdyiCcs from Suffolk, Of to-day, say Yester-
day afternoon the enemy drove back our skir
mishers on the SomCrton road, which is Gen.
Corcoran's front, and opened on Fort Union
with two pieces of artillery. Our forts at once
replied, and drove the rebels back. Our skir,
miShers on the South Quay road drove the en-
umy back some miles from our linub.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
OF FICIAL.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER' OFFICE,
Corner q and TiOeRty-Second streets,
II If y " 10 NN'D :
Assistant AdJutant General.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Corner and 7iOeHty-Seeond streets,
Washington, D. c., April II, 1858.
Employees of the QuartermastOr's Depart
mcnt who hold claims against the Government
for services rendered, which are payable at this
office, arc warned against diSposing of them to
persons acting as claim agents, thereby sub
mitting to an inevitable discount, sometimes
oxorbltant and unnecessary, and they are here
by Informed that regular payments will be
made to them as soon after tho close of each
month as the pay-rolls can be prepared, pro-
vlded funds are on hand for that purpose.
CHAs. Il. ToMPKRs,
ap 1S-l2t Capt. and A. Q. NJ, U. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
Rebel Reports of til, R,pulse OF Hooker

The Richmond pnpurs, from which VIC make
extracts, announce a reruse OF Gcnn Hooker
on the RappIhannock. This 10 making n
mountain out of mole hill. The fact is that
Gcnl Stoneman started on reconnaissance,
aud owing to the terrible storm which re-
produced the muddy condition Of the roads and
fields, hc abandoned the expedition, had a
slight skirmish, but nothing Of any Importance
This affair is magnifcd Into a repulsc of Gen.
HOOker.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
italian Opera,

Vcrdi'6 last, greatest, livoliest, opera "Uu
BalIo MaScherd," will be excellently performed
tonight at the Washington theatre. When
this opera is brought out in Boston the students
of Harvard University arc sure to attend and
mlngle with the masqueraders.
Tomorrow (Tuesday) night, the new opera
of "DinOrah" " will be played for the first time
in this city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
The KImbOn-coreoran Analr.
The New York TRIBUNE. says

A private letter from prominent officer in
Corcoran's brigade to his father, in this city,
states that the affair occurred opposite his
quarters. Gen. COrcoran, he says, not only
gave Lieut.. Col. Kimball tho cOuntersgn, but
told him hi6 name, and stated that he was on
urgent business for Gen. Peck. Col. Kimball,
however, instead Of permitting him to pass,
seized the Generals horse by the bride, drew
his sword, and, with an oath, refused to allow
him to proceed. Thereupon Gen. CorcOran
drew hi7 pistol aud shot Kimball down.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
Loss of the U. .. transport Union.


The Navy Department received this morning
a dispatch from Admiral Commanding s. P.
Lee, giving detailed report of the loss of the
Stern-wheel steam transport Union, bound from
Hilton Head to Beaufort, n. c. The steamer
being in disabled condition she was ahan-
doned and burnt, and her officers and crew
taken oil by the L. S. steamer Maratanza.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT
AND GEN. HALLECK.

Aqua CREEK, April 2O.-The President and
Gen. Hallcck arrived here yesterday. As usual,
the President was greeted by storm. Come.
thing important is on hand.
THE President did not go to Falmouth, but
returned to this city last evening .-ED. REPUB-
LICAS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
DROPOSALs FOR ADDITION TO HOS
L PITAL AND CONSTRUCTING SEWER, MA
RINE BARRACKS, WASHINGTON, d. c.
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
U. S, MARRE CORPs,

u. S. MARRE CORPS,
WdGhiHqtOn, I'M april, 1853.
PROPOSALS will be received at this once until
u III. of TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of May next, for
the construction OF addition to the Hospital at
the Marine Barracks, WAshingtonI also, separate
proposal for constructing BeweTAhc., for the use
OF the barracks according to plaiis and apeoihoa-
of the Corps from 10 a. m. till Up. Bidders are
notified that payments will be made upon accounts
duly authenticated by the commanding onicer Of
the post, and that the last or final payment will
only be made upon the report OF such person or
persons As may be authorized to inspect the work,
that the whole has been properly executed
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals. for con-
structing addition to Hospital, Marine Barracks,
Washlngton,n or " Proposals for constructing
Sewer AZ Marine barracks, Washington" and Ad,
dressed to the uldeTBigned.
Major W. D. SLACK,
QuATteFmHBteF u. S. Nj. Corps.
baltimore American please copy and send bill
to this office ap l8-9tw6thM
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
WIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE

VNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
i Subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Washington County, In the District OF
Columbia, letters testamentaFy the personal es-
tate Of Sarah Truman, late OF Washington county
Aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with thevoucheTB thereof, to the
They may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this sIst day OF March, A.
D. 1859. FRED'K IDDENs, Executor,
apr l-lAw9Ws
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
Fired into by Mistake.

NEW York, April l0.-The barque J. W. An
drcws reports that April 9th, in the Bahama
Channel, she was boarded by the British gun
boat sgnct, which reported that on the 4tA
inst. she was fired into by the United States
gunbOat Connecticut who took the Signet to be
tho pirate steamer Alabama. The captain Of
the signet went aboard the Connecticut, when
the affairs were amiCaby adjusted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED SPY.-D. NJ. Kent,
Of Anne Arunde county, Md, was arrested on
Saturday by order of Col. Fish, military pro-
yost marshal, upon the charge Of having been
in the Confederate army, and also with being
spy. Upon his person was found an applica-
tiOn to Gen. Lee for transfer to the Maryland
line. lie was sent to Fort McHcnry.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
Adjective Murdered by MOseby'. Guerll-

Harvey Sherman, one of Col. Bakers detcc
tivcs, was taken by MoSby'S guerlllas at his
home near Dranosvilc last Friday, and was
hung upon tree by his merclless captors, In
sight of his wife and chldrcd, on Saturday
morning.
Two rebels in the Old Capitol Prison, who
have been proved guilty of treason of the
blacklist dye, will suffer a similar fate in CON
sequence of this great outrage.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

CHARGED WITH TREAsoN.-John Smith, ala
Frank Potter, Of Baltimore, Solomon Holser, o
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, and George vii
lodged in the Middle District Station 10 AVID
examination on charges Of disloyalty.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
TROOP. for Cen, Fo,t,r,

NEW YoRK, April l0.-It appears, from the
order Of General Hunter, that Gen. Hickman,
with the Ninth New JeroDv TN,uy-thhd Mas
sachusuttS, Eighty first and Niuty-Cighth New
York, were ordered to New born iur ulIN Ice in
relieving General Fustu. The bIgdde will
eventually return to Hilton Head
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
Affairs at Suffolk.

New YUkK, April ia Norfolk letter cx-
presses the opinion that there will Jc no great
battle at Suffolk. The writer says I'VE out
number the enemy there and have the advant-
age Of strong intrenChments. Unless General
Peck takes the initiative and advances on the
enemy, am confident there will be no battle. :"
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

CRUELTY TO PRISONERS AT RIcHMOND.-The
Richmond enquirer of the 10Th has the follow
ing:
"A committee of Congress is now invcstiga-
ting the conduct Of Assistant Provost Marshal
George W. Alexander, for charges of gross
cruelty to prisoners in his charge at Castle
Thunder. These alleged cruetic6 hear several
unpleasant shapcF, such ns tying men mp by
the thnmhn, hucklng, hcaIinE, ~ DC.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
N o T &c K.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
April l, 1868.
Notice is hereby given of the readiness of
his Department to redeem, at maturity, the
outstanding two years Treasury notes issued in
1861.
Interest will therefore cease after maturity
thereof.
8. P. CHASE,
ap 2-1aw6w Secretary of the Treasury.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

SEHT OVEN THE Ll,Lo.-J. Leeds Bsrrol, edl-
tor OF the hcu Co,",rvutyr, with James 4.
Downs, OF Leonardtown, ct. Mays county.
Nd, arrtsted on charge Ur disi0yalty, were
last evening sent across lie lu.s Gy order of
Gen. SchenCk,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
BATTLE In ARKANSAS.
Fayetteville Attacked by Three
Thousand Rebels.
VICTORY OF THE UNION FORCES,

ST. LOUIS. April gO.-Telcgrams which have
been received at headquarters state that Fay
ctlcvillc, Arkansas, was attacked before day
light Saturday morning byabout three thousand
rebels, with four pieces Of artillery.
Our forces were less than two thousand, part
of whom were unarmed
The rebels were repulsed with considerable
loss.
Our loss was five killed and seventeen
wounded.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

II, Massachusetts Fihy-fourth regiment col.
orCd volunteers has now six hundred aud sixty
men In camp. They have been gathered from
all parts Of New England, New York aud Penn
bylVania. Massachusetts, did not furnish two
hundred.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
o r FIG AL.
NOTICE
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ap 2-1aw6w

Washington Cay, D. c., Jan. 25, 1883.
In consequence of the pressure of business at
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army of the Potomac will be given at the
Office of Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania
avenue, above Nineteenth street. ja3O
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

II is understood that the case Of the prize
steamer PeterhofI, Is to be left to the jurisdiCl
tion of the court now having II In charge With
out interference from Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

IT may not be generally known that General
Shields was several weeks ago ordered to re-
port to General Wright for service in the De-
partmGnt Of the Pacific,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

SIGNALING PRIsoSERs.-Slmuel II. Sanderson, =
citizen, was arrested yesterday while making sig
nails to the prisoners in the Old Capitol.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

ROHBIEG SOLDIERS, ETC.-MiChael Batten, a cit
izen was arrested to-day on the charge OF getting
soldiers drunk, then robbing and beating them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

All the civilians lately released from South.
orn prisons and sent North on their parole have
been exchanged.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

NJ sale Of negroes in Louisville, on the 18Th
IhsI', PROPHET Elijah" brought three hundred
I'd iorly'hrC dollars, which was a little under
he aVcrsg price Of the others that were sold,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
Frsshst In the Hudson River.

ALBANY, April l7.-TlJlu 10 a fluohct in the
river, and the water J. SIN slowly rising to-day,
covering the dockB aud piels.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

AMONG the passengers by the Bavaria for
Europe are Joseph Cam, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscn
berg and children, and Ellis Hecht, of Balt-
more
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

LARCEHY.-NIary Hawkins (coloretDwas arrested
by Patrolman Wannell, Of the Third ward patrol,
yesterday, for stealing diamond ring and hair
ring, belonging to George w. McKain.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK or SECRE
TARY CHASE.
He DECLINES AN INVITATION TO 4
PUBLIC DINNER.

NEW York, April 70, lS63.--Secrctary Chase
is expected in town to-day. The story is already
in circulation that he Is come to negotiate
loan, and gold sPcculators will make the most
Of it.
The above announcement is in keeping With
a special New York dispatch to the REPUBLICAN
some ten days since, that the Secretary was
about to visit New York. We understand he
does not desire to negotiate a loan, but has
gone North to See his daughter, who is attend
ing school. In view of the Sccrctary's contcm-
plated visit to New York, an invitation was
extended to him last week to dine with several
prominent gentlemen, to which Secretary
Chase replies at follows
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
April Il, 1868.
GESTLENEN. | beg you to receive my CRATE
full thanks Tor the invitation to a public dinner
IN New York with which you have favored me.
Under other circumstances II would be very
agreeable to me to meet, in the way proposed,
so many OF those whom New York holds in
mgritUd honor, but cannot feel that il would
be quito right to allow myself such a pleasure
Just now, when our COuntry's pCrils and needs
/ 50 urgently claim all our cares and all Oul
thoughts.
Youwill, therefore, pardon me for declining tC
accept your kind invitation. ! dOaCCrpt, how
ever, and greatly prize the expressions of conf
dcnCe and esteem by which II is accompanied
The praise appraised men has always been aC
counted a worthy object Of honorable ambition
and next 10 the satisfaction which springs from
! the consciousness OF duty dOuv is that derived
from the verdict OF those whose nance MAX,
their Judgments cur 1t, that ii las not been ii
done
With sentiments of the greatest respect,
remain, gentlemen, yours, very truly,
5. T. CHASE.
Secretary Chase left here on Saturday an
has been stopping in Philadelphia since. Il,
will probably visit New York, although that il
not certain. We have authority Tor stain!
positively that he does not go to negotiate
loan.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
GEN. FOSTER RUNS THE REBEL
BLOCKADE.
HIS cOMMAND REINFORCED.

NEW YoRK, April 2O.-Ths steamer Ellen j.
Terry has arrived from Newbern on the 10Th
confirming the report of the arrival of Gen. Fos-
ter at that place.
The Fifth Rhode Island regiment arrived at
Washington on the steamer on which Gen. Fos-
ter subsequently came TO Ncwbern.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ARREST FoR ROBBERY AND Discovery OF
STOLEN GOoDs-Alexandcr Harrison was arrested
yesterday by RoundsmAn Kelly, of the Fourth
ward, as being one of the parties implicated in the
late rObberies. Yesterday the same officer, assisted
by ROundsman ECkloif, searched the house of Mrs.
Remler, Com 'Rcmler's mother, and found secreted
under the roof S3s52 in gold, silver and Treasury
notes. Mrs. Remler denied having any knowledge
that the money was there. They also found two
muBkets, a knapsack, &c. The property was turned
over to the property clerk Of the Metropolitan
police this morning. There is no doubt but what
these things have been stolen The gold and silver
was probably taken from Mr.. Samuel Hoover. The
officer deserves great credit in making this arrest
and recovering the property.
A PAINFAL LACCIDENT.-AbOut nine o'clock this
morning, while an orderly was bearing dispatch
to Cen HeintzClman's headquarters, he turned the
corner Of Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
in full speed, when one OF the dragons stationed
at the corner to prevent fast driving started in
pursuit Of the orderly when the horse Of the latter
stumbled and fell, throwing his rider under him.
He was picked up In an insenBible condition, and
carried to the drugstore Of w. S. Thompson, where
proper attention was rendered 1t is feared that
the dragOon is injured internally.
-
TRUEK FOUND. - Yesterday, Mrs. Clark, who
lives in Bates alley, found = large sole leather
trunk lying in her yard, upon the covering Of
which was painted "Major J. e. Carmichael, IB7th
N. Y. S. vols" The trunk had been forced spen,
but quantity Of clothing and some valuable pa
pers were left in it, Itis now in the hands Of the
property clerk OF the Metropolitan Police.
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ARREST ORA FEDERAL MAJoR.-Wm. u. OIm-
stead, formerly Major in Sickles' brigade, was
arrested Saturday in Georgetown, and sent to jail
for obtaining goods to the amount Of eighty or
ninety dollars, under false pretenses from the firm
of Dorsey Wood grocers, on High street, a little
above Dunbarton street. Olmstead is about 90
years old, and has been residing in the town some
time, under the bogus title of Colonel.
FIRE.-The garrett of the dwelling occupied by
Mr.. Jacob Asch, on Delaware avenue, Capitol Hill,
took fire, about * o'clock, from a stove, with
which some children were playing. The fire was
soon eXtinguished by the tire companies on the
ground, and had 1t not been for their prompt
arrival, much damage would have been done.
HARnoRING SOLDIEAs.-CatharinC Lemon, Ella
Smith and Lizzie Fletcher negro women, were
taken to the guard house to-day for harborlng SOL
diers Our younteeFf In this instance surely slept
In no bower Of roses.
LARCEEY.-Mary Hawkins (coloretDwas arrested
by PAtrolman Wannell, Of the Third ward patrol,
yesterday for stealing diamond ring and II hair
ring, belonging to George W. McKain.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

IOHN JOLLIF FEE,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT Law,
No. 336, PennsylVAniA Avenue,
WARRINGTON, d. c.,
Will attend especially to claims upon the United
states, mar ll-9m'
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
Crowded Ont

A portion Of our Goorgotown matters and
many other articles Of interest are crowded GU
this afternoon.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
AtlRntlC Monthly.

The May number of this Grst-class periodical
is more interesting than usual. shllllngton
has received a supply.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

HARBoRING SoLDIEAS-Catharino Lemon, Ella
Smith and Lizzie Fletcher, negro women, were
taken to the guard house to-day for haTboring SOL
dierS Our younteerf in tins instance surely slept
in no bower Of roses.