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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

RIO BE SOLD a GOOD 0iANCE,-THE LIQUOR
l Store corner ~ Fifty ffth street AMI Eighth Dvenus.
with Stock three years Lease cheap,
the owner otherwise enployed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

vv,uR PAVILION HOTEL, PORT WASHINGTON, N. j.,
On he shrewsbury river Accommodation still he
had for and transfer, eoarders The bathing is
LII ~ 40 that will leave dissatisfied
Eoats leave the foot OF Murray street daily
Dos" A. II. HAGGERTY, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

THIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE, FoU
or es hgn stocp sls5s best Of order near f'fth az
nue A4rray n possession, 81 00 others, desiraoly
Gated $500 10 S35O0o and wards; some with stables.
W. p. SEYMOUR, Ia Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

ITO LET-UNTIL THE lST or APRIL NEXT OR ON
lease for five the beautiful Country Sent Of jus
tce John Elders, situate Weehawken Heights az miles
from the Honoken ferry ming about five OF
beautiful garden land: dive linz, with the modern i'm.
garieers house stables house md
other outhonses Apply 20 JULIEN CREVIEE, IS Wash
ircton Ho5okan. N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

DRrGHToy HOUSE. PERTH AMBoY, NJ.-DEL1GHT
ID fu location extensive an well shaded grounds Good
bathing, boating and hshngi billiard and oownnt saaoons
few ohsos ~ Rooms be secured on early aprca
ton Take staten Island Railroad or steamer u H. mar
tin from foot Of Barclay street at ~ r NJ pr,,.,or
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
Death Of Hon. John F. Bouilgny.

The funeral Of Hon. John 4. BouIEOy, OF Lou
IsiAnA, who died In this city the 2oth instant,
viii take place to-day from the residepoe Of Geo,
Parker, ESQ, corner Of FouT-and- a-haf and O
streets. Religious services at the house will be
conducted BY the Rsv. Mr.. Keeling, Rector Of
Trinity Church (EpiseopaliAn.)
e The diseased was born In New Orleans, Fab. 9Th,
Isat He belonged to one OF the largest and Oldest
Creole families In Louisiana OF the aneisH regims
Of the state. He was elected TO the United States
Congress In 1883, and In the memorable struggle BY
which tho rebels attempted to disAavsr the Union,
he nobly and calamity defended the same by his
lnstinctiys patriotism and love Of country. He 70.
manned true to the principles Of the Union TO hil
last hour. He was oompeer with Mr.. Crittenden
and heartily endorsed the adopting OF hiA peAo.
revolutions. The deceased was the son OF Loui,
Bouliguy, veteran Of lsil-I6, who lived success
fully through the dominions OF Spain, France, AM
the United States, and who recently died In tn,
rebel states. He was the nephew Of Dominiqu,
Bouiigny, the hrSt Senator elected from LouIEiani
TO the United States Congress.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
AmuSSmsnga.

GRovHR's THELTAE.-Mr. Edwin Booth play
"a Richard the Third on assIoaE n,Eht TO one Of
gregated within the Mslls OF theAtreln In Washing
tIn; Truly that gsltieman h.. cause to be proud
S~bsn n n ~ snsctsa MI Smnssmsn," SSIii ~ hn,
unorlv pntSobigsd' he 1. aahisviaS tha mnIt htii.
nsctioS WIN dIamstIe svent.. His honaea nav.
been iitsrsIIy u pasEsd .ysry nisst s,osS he som.
msnsemsnt X kis ssss = Jro nlsht M. a..
IAN ~ sns. ~. -
siS new Srsst ehsrse,sT ofnRuT biasE in Victor or
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
oonsfitusionaI convsntion.

- hhs -ALnxArDnIA, Friday, Feb. 10, 1884,
Convention met at II O'Clock m. ~" -,'Ss
Prayer BY Rev. W. " speske, OF the N. Z.
Church. 'h1A-- ~ " 49,. ~
The minutes OF the previous meeting were
read and approved. .,...,.-.....'.., ~.
The president announced the appointment OF
the following standing committees; ssgo sraaa
COMMITTEE on ne Biu, or Rtghts and Qndlifcd-
tLon Of Vcters--Messp. Or. Arthur Watson,
Walter l.. Fem, william +. Moore, Philip g..
Thomas, and I. w. webb. ..g,--r,- D.,
Con'mfttee on ne L<giadtiys DGpdrtnienf-
mesArs' James M DoWneys ". II. DIX I. y.
Tennis' John Hawxhurst, and John w. Stone.
ooN1nlattee on E5ccsfFtps Depdrt'nsnt dAd Jm-
ate1a,y--Messr' .. Ferguson Beach, Dr.J, j.
henshaw, f. N. cover, q. X. Boush, and w.
w. wing, 49,. y.1slFTg rlf --y.trrP ID
Commute on Emancipation ana hdncdftosl--
Messrs. W. W. Wing, =. Ferguson Beach, Dr..
Arthur watson, fhilip q. Thomas, and Robt.
D. Mooa.
Mr. Downey offered the following resolution,
Whlch was adoptedi p =. Nv. ~.
notn,.S 81 .. ans 10 oonioo ~ OF 'niee De SP
Tsa =, p.aa. eGGh sien,oor s oa snis eonvenuon.
W. - nIa. .ppo ppnias bs' Do"ney'
"Uoa snd mo0Ie ~ a. % saia epmmIttee. On II = y,
IA ~, .sId cnmmI,,.n H' ~ Was auu'u ~ q
NJ no,,,sos, r.Nss' ,,,. ,,,,.
400 :n", H., oSa,sn. oaaa ~ III. on mno
~, sssl sax,.,u oHs. mAne inc Ioho"ng
SGN.., N1,os. lNt.,,.n. Mas sSoI'eul SIPs,
lour eonn,g.Se lhu ins nenlners OF lhiS
~ s ens..eu " lllease IVr tne distaA-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
Fks sSssS u N. I.sii.s Fssssss q.
dsIanItan.n

d'Itniten.D
Tho question Of the speed Of naval vessels is now
ensrossing the attention Of The pobiie, and svery
thing puhished On the subject a read with inter-
est In ne reporis Of tliai tftps % vessels, and
especially WHEN not got Up uifh ofioiAi sesurAtt.
ns.s, the speed Of vspseIsh greatly exaggerated.
Ths ouiy crit.fiop by vhish Tin public can u
giiAed the oaeiai reporta Of those competent %
judge In these matters. The recent trial trip Of
the italian frlEata Re d'Itaiisu sfforda us ~
opportunity n pptop record the actual appod
lof \ tkyki VesseE of recent and -niodsfb
SS'IS; sS S,,y.ls q" E Es. ri E ls!.
and IA connldered tha heat iron-nlAd vssual
On tAls t0htinsnt, had indsed m the World. she
vas built 70 osmhlpsrspesd and tuprsgnebility.
she IL sooo fons fs5 fsstlong, 65 feet
b, an, and has plntsd armor az inches thick. On
her ressnttriai trip hs drew 9t Iset Of WATER On
her last tria "trip, among ous Invited TO witness
her speed was comlnodors s. ", Goden, Of the
United States Navy, N oaaesf who has served
forty years In his oouh,ryr service, and who has
paid particular attention TO the introdaotion and
report TO Rear Admiral s. n. Gregory, on the trial
"trip Of the vessel IN question, sAyat " Daring
one OF these runs the time was carefully noted
from Fort Hamilton 70 Castle william New York
harbor) and back, distance OF lak miles, in which
the vessel made the time in ssK minutes, or about
"a miles an hour. At thi, time the water line OF
the ship was covered With four iaohssia thick
ness Of Ice"
|. tThe distance, % enumerated 7sbove, was given
upon common aeceptAtion, without reference to
the oeial Chart but references to the latter in
the Navy Department, the distance is carefully
noted at Iok nautical miles, which would give the
vessel speed of about JXrhiiss per hopr.f "a
The Presidsnt and Cabinet NJ the Fair.
Ths Fair at the Patent once will open at Q
O'Clock this evening and the President and several
members Of the Cabinet and hoods Of Departments
will be in attendance att O'Clock this evening.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
A., .,.r..,, ~. p.nr., .,... .r...

Ono Grcsn has confesscd that he assssslpsted
young oonvqss, cashier Of the Maiden Bank.
He ownbd, TOO, that tho object of this cold
blooded murder was money. He killed Con-
verse in ordef, hndeiee,ed, 10 robtho tn ofahe
bank. This ibomihabIs wreich is now In jail,
and IL bocoming the hero Of certain sentiment
al fools, who chronicle his ,etionB a. II he
were amongst the 'bratest and besE Ia the land.
Al Boyton paper reports that he "looks pale and
dhrueorn," !" that on one day his wife sent him
|" beautiful bouquet Of rare noMcrs, which
NM plG66a iuaYh5o 0h the amhh Ap8itntd %
the cell window" Also, that Green reade ,the
"Pilgrim's Progress" and that DO Bent letter
to hiS wife, which the Boston reporter, charmed
- afho app0rlnnIfg 10 hecomae hnnkey yntnna
rial and very cold-blooded murderer, declares
% have bed kiitts1 Fln a-beabtlfhl htyle."
He adds that this n the tfet letter Green has
sent out sinee his connnemens HrUaO.E
We efpect 70 hear next that Greeoywas the
tho ylctln Of circumstances, like Geo.. Barns
well or Eugene Aram, and II he can only get
a cleyeflaFysr 70 hire two or three sentimental
reporters 70 spread this delusion through the
State, the perpetrator Of one Of the most afro
cloua aud inexenaable murders Of modern
times may yet hope 70 escape the halter which
hedeserves, IN Y, Pos, -7sJ hii5Nea .1 =
B T,Hu wHoLn amount Of gold coin boarded in
the United States ia estimated at 5000 000, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
A Scouting Expedition In hOssBy's De,
Partment.

A scouting party OF four hundred strong,
conslstlng OF detachments from several rNgl-
ments Of Gregg's division Of cavalry, set out
from Warrenton at 10 O'Clock on Wednesday
night, on an expedition towards Manassas and
Ashby's Gaps, and returned about the came
hour last night, bringing In twenty-cight
prisoners and hfty-one captured horses.
This expedition was consequent upon In
formation given by deserter from Mosebya
gang, who wAs brought TO Gen. Pleasanton's
headquarters q few days ago. He stated the
localities where many OF Moseby's men would
be likely 10 be found, and also designated q
place where the famous freebooter himself
might be expected at q specified time. Al
though Implicit reliance was not placed on his
story, II was thought sufficiently probable 10
warrant action upon It, and he consentlng TO
act as guide to go and search the localities
designated, Gen. Gregg was ordered 10 send
out force for that purpose.
Soon after leaving Wausnton the party
separated Into several columns, which Ad-
vanced rapidly by different roads across Lou
doun valley towards the Blue Ridge, searching
the houses along their route, and abruptly
breaking In upon the midnight slumbsrs OF
numerous guerTillas resting peacefully beneath
their roofs. Besides the twenty eight who
were captured, many others made their exit In
great haste and In style OF dress not all suited
10 the season. Asa part OF the expedition, /,
numbering one hundred and fifty, were return
ing with their prisoners, they were attacked in
tho vicinity Of Aldie by party Of rebels OF
nearly their own strength, who seemed deter
mined 20 rescue their captured comrades, and
q sharp skiEmlsh ensued, but our men stood
their ground, repulsed the enemy and captured
one Of the attacking party.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

NEw YonH, Feb. ao.-At d late hour last right,
very horrible wite-murder was committed In q
tenemsnt house No. l19 Seventh avenue, near
hirty.hrat street, which has been the cause Of
considerable excitement. At about II o'clock, q
man named Hunter and his wife, wee quArroillng
very loudly, which continued for soms time, and
the neighbors gathered Around TO listen. huddeply
when the crash Of he oe blow wAl heard, accom-
panied BY shrek and heavy fall on the floor
then all was still, On entering the room, Mrs.
Hunter was found binE on the floor quite dead,
and her husband with hAtehet In his hand which
WAl coyered with b ood,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
Two GRAND HoLIpLI PElyoRxAscEs rs v

Two GRAND HOLIDAY PERyoRMAscEs win be
given at odd Fellows Hall to-day, commencing at
aud o'clock, p, M, In eommemoration Of wash
Dwarfs and the "ContiDentals will bring out their
richest programmes, respectively. The crowds
that were turned away from the Hall lAat week on
account Of its being filed TO oyernowing, on the
occasion OF these entertainments, may stand aome
chance Of gaining NdmIsion this afternoon even
Ing or at any rate Aoms afternoon or evening this
week, winch we understand to be pOfiipeIV de Ia1f
inssk OF this grand entertainment In this city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

NEw YoRK, Feb. 2o.-This morning, Charles n.
Waltera, convisted Of killing Mrs. Walters on Gen.
tie strset, about two months since, was sentenced
by Judge Russell to be executed on the 18th OF
April. ThepItaoner received this sentence with
The grand jury this morning found indictments
Of murder against Daniel Brooks eolored, for kill
ing Charles smith, the bar tender In South street,
and r. Q. Haines, for the murder OF VIM. H. VIII
liams, the bill poster In Grand street.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

We sAw thii morning . splendid specimen
Of fat mutton, rscsived BY Hon. Isaac Newton,
Commissions Of ASrieulturs, from thirty mine
Of the prinoipsl farmers OF Delaware and chss-
ter coanties, PsnnByivnnia, Intended as pres
snt to President Lincoln. The carcass weighed
is9 pounds, and had nearly four inches Of
solid fat on the ribs. II was fed and slAugh-
tered by Mr.. PhIneas Paist, Of Chester county.
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pfnup.,
o s:sIsS s:s Y ..;. (

On. iAe morhluE Of the a,f instant. HENHlA. w:
z Iaesss = !. sSa ofsslSssNpe S'r'p \ PHh'Hss'a
1he friends Of tho family are invited 70 attend
the funeral from the residence Of his mother, took
Maasaahuseta avenue, on ,to-morrow, pffnfnoon,
7sd Instant, AZ tX O'Clock. - - II
BoDniaNT. 0 4 New Orlesns, louisiana y " u
His funeral will take place IRON the Leeldenoe Of
George Parker, corner Of Fouf-And.aihAn and Y
streets, this Monday afternoon, February 9adl ~
az O'Clock. His friends and those Of the family
afbfvapegWaiy invited 70 attend. li'sa"fs l'l
Ia thia cityI On the evthinG 81 the 18th inatant
ton, in the 18th year OF her axe, Mist LAuhAV.
TEST, daughter OF the late Bone Iohh Teutp fof
.neIly REPRESENTATIVE In Congress foIn the state
dsuEhteg q W x. had Annie n Hand5s Assda
iaSses q sSsGss pg1.5 siss s ss:.s
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

An lHYALID SOLDIER, R,AssAULTED.--A haelta
man named Michael koNAmAra was arrested by
ofhcer PaTkhurat, OF the Capitol Hill preeinoE
upon the charge oil Committing an assault end bat.
teFy on soldier named Karl Gillaek The hack
man had driven the soldier about two hours, aud
ehara ed him four dollar6 He then drove him from
the upper section Of the city 10 the Baltimore de
pot and charged him ten dollaTa more. Upon the
Invalid soldier refusing to pay, the hAekaan cOm-
mitted the mercileBs agBAultI He was committed
to lAtl for court by Justice Gibefson,F 'TT77T
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
Edition.
FOUR O'CLOCK. P. M !.
HOAX.

We are authorized by dlstinguished ffiend
Of Mr.. Chase to state that the Secretary Of the
Treasury dpnlea having any knowledge of NE
"oIrcqlaF, 7, ppbIIahsd In our nYt edition, and
signed a B. .. POmsroy, chsitInAa 81 he m
eouslvs Nssiouai acOmmiueo,'~ We doubssa
the gsuuinsnsss Of The document vhcnvs hrst
saw ID, and nov.ws sre glad 70 be able 70 s,s.s
that the whole thing is hoax. The Copper
head pspers that appear TO rejoice over u have
had Z Joke praeticed upon them. q, ~, ~,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
Union suessssss IN shsrm.n's Array.

Union Successes In shermsn's Army.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Feb. -oniciAl information
from General Dodge was read at General ogan's
headquarters to-day. The rebels, supposed 10 be
Rhoddy's command, attempted 10 cross the Ten
nessee river at three different ferries, but were
driven back by Dodge's troopa. The loss Of the
Union troops was very slight. II d rumored here
that sherman has had aght with Polk near Bran.
don, whipped him, and taken 900 prisoner. no.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

81 The Confes ssipns and ExporIsnee of
An IsvALTD. Publlshed for the beneht, and as .
warning and AoAurIoE TO YOUNG mBn who suffer
nom tNYryom peoility, PremAture Decay OF Man
hood, etc, supplying At the same time TIE MEANS
or lELF GUAR. By one who has cured himself AZ.
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quaoksry,
! ny enclosing \ po6t-pAid. Addressed envelope,
single ooplaa may be had OF the author. y. .s..
NATHANIEL MAYFAIN, Esg,,
my 2e-lY Bedford. KINGS County, n. T.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

NAVY YARD VEssHLs.-The Howquar, gun
boat belonging to the North AtlAntle BloekadinR
up prisoners which had been under the charge OF
Admiral Lee,
The Bibb, WyAndAnt and WAterell, are under
going repairs. The last namtd will have large
Parrot gun in addition to her present armament.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
PERsONAL,.

Mr.. JoHN FRAZIER, Jr., has been removed
from the ON % Of Provost Marshal OF the First
District Of Maryland, and Col. VIM. J. Leonard ap-
pointed In his place.
LHuT. DAWSON PHHSIx; of the regular army,
died In Philadelphia Saturday,. -
GEO. A. CoTFEI, u. s. District Attorney for
PennSylyAnIa, died In Philadelphia Saturday OF
paralysis.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

THE SANE OLD CUss.-The Dan DuSksy,
LushwhAcker, who was captured the other day
In Webster county, by squad ofmen from the
10th West Virginia Infantry, 70 the same old
this city for robbing the mail and sentenced 70
the United States Panltentiary In Warrington
about two years ago, and who was afterwards
released and exchanged for some decent Union
man conhned In the penitentipry AZ Richmond.
ne is a most pestiferous old Scoundrel, and we
nope mat he viii not again be permitted TO co..
IHtelligeansr. - . - - - ..''. .TE--'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
NArIosAL REPVBLIGAN cOnMITTEE.

The National Republican COMMITTEES was
called TO assemble In this city to-day 20 con.
slider the subject Of the Nominating Prealdsn!
tIal Convention. The Committee met at the
house Of senator Morgan. Eleven members
were present, Up to the hour Of going % prssS
q O'Clock, p. m,,) nothing definite had been
decided upon. A desire was expressed BY
nearly All the mSmberS. present that the oon..
Vsntiou be called at an early day. % g. a''i' e.
Senator Morgan will give a reception 70.
night At his house. corner Of aud Fiftssnth
streets, in honor tho Committee. 'aasI.-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
DIsoBEYINo On

DIsoBEIMo ORDERs.-A colored hackman
famed Alfred kEer, was arrested yesterday, by
one OF the yidetteS stationed on the avenue, who
charged him with disObeyIng the military orders
In relation TO hacks. He was confined In tho
GuArdhouaa all night, and released this morning,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
Capture of Yszoo city and Rspulse OF
Dick Taylor.

ST. LoUn, Feb. 2I.-After two or three days.
skirmiAhing, our forces have captured Yszoo CITY,
which they now hold. Our forces at vldAlia, Mas,
were recently attacked and driven back by Dick
Taylor. Rsinforeems nts and gunboats came to the
relief Of our troops and Taylor's command were
scattered, and humber killed and woundsd.
Twelve thousand negroes have enlisted In Ten
neAsse. Enllstments average 500 per week.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

OPENING or THE FAIR AT THE PATENT OY-
rICE-The Fair at the Patent once for the benefit
OF the Christian Commission and the families Of
the District volunteers, will be opened this even
Ing with imposing cerem0nies in which Rev Dr.
Sunderland, Hon. l.. Y, Chittenden, and Major D
D. French will participate. Preparations are ma
king to-day to begin the Fair with great eclat.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
Tmn srAu rcLIpsnD AaArp.

- = = - t,s.i.
20 Tan STAR EcLIPsRD AaAHN. ss'
D,s.esnbianc. /. A.. I.st r..ort 81 dlshones.
man when hs "A dst,a,ed. IN serie. ofsrtl-
cies which recently appeared I'm thu Rrruurl.
CAV, we have driven the Star nom corner 10
corner in its mills attempts 10 retsiu In this
District certain existing reiics OF slavery. The
lSar, with degree of arrogance mot unlike
that assumed by slayeoyerseers, called in ques-
tion some Of our po.ltions and 7dec.aratiops.
Il Rroyeied : Nhiie In low biliinRses,e. ana
talked about nothing eise than dIrty, yulesr
yIruRo.s ana manifested dI,positIor 70 eou.l-
lac In tho ,tre.t oar. with neople Of that eIass
oply. We forced n ipto respect.b,lltv ,ud
made II scknovledse that bla.k and vhlte mao.
pie ought to have cqual privileges IN the street
horse-cars In this elty. We thought ve had
achieved n triamph. ana that hntnAnitvI In the
District. had won a ylctor,. ,f,ut. slas We
were mistaken. si' u ~ l.sYi, ..et y
The S,ar dts.embled. I, as.s,ted that We bad
&c no. vst ,ola IN. r..d.,. !, lh. pv,u., M. 4. !.
that the color.d man bsa povhere else IN the
coup,,v ,hs sam. ,r,v,,aos. ,,ron .,ha .,,s..
car, tbst hs NJ. n wsshI,v,on ), we -.
,nonssd ,h,, athe rs..on INV -, h.vs no,
made .ucb , s,a,.neu, N opr rasdsr. h. a. a "A
I, M, ,rn.p We rroc.adsd % sd, ~, -
had 49,, in phi. .a.inbI. .ra -, - Lra. q
be N. ,,r,.,,.. a. NJ. Va, M, "a /. NJ.
England : Tbs S,or doags. ~ yhol. av..,,or
n, o,o,,r, - .,,,oI. e., p,,,,.a.,.,t.
paper, detailing certain OUTRAGEOUS practices n
-. .,. .-ntt =. ~. I. - "a - !
nsor,s ., pnn.d.,rhIs tn. ~, =, az g. ~
nro,a. ~. .,,IoIs r. .n,ro,, a. ~ y,
sI,Iou =. ~. .dSos.,. - ~ - ,nn.,n.I .r.,., :,
onnra..ion .r.Inst ,hs hl.ct nan IN IN. M,
riot opon, 10 MAKE ev.rv cI,I,sr oS psnn,vI-
-, ''--
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

BOGUS, Detective AND HousKBREAKER.-
Last night, Samuel walker, q tsAmster broke into
a house on L ltrnct, between seventeeAth and
Eighteenth and pa.ued hinaslf of as Sistective,
but while there stole a ,poeket-bOok, which, how.
ever, only contained broken breAst-pin and two
skeins Of thread. Offictr Clements arrested Walker
,,,, ARD took him 20 the Flrst Ward AtAtlpn hodBe,
TheTe he was eonnned until thll hoiping, when
epsed to jail for court before beinE eonyol ed 10
Jnl; the prisoner was asnt to superintendent
Mesos once, where a copy ot his "mug Y was
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
THE RRPoRTnD VICTORY ny sHnR-
no n 10 MANI r. -.T-7TII

We hope the report Of the capture OF tSsivs
thousand men by Gen. Sherman win prove
true, but mp 70 O'Clock this afternoon the
Government had no Information whatever on
the subject. II the news were genuine, there
Is little doubt that the Government would have
had the Information ere this. ..' , . a1s'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

TIE SANITARY BkLL.-The ball to be given
In the Sanitary Fair building, corner Of seventh
grand affair. n lain the hands Of competent man
ageit, and every arrangement necessary 70 secure
the comfort and enhance the Pleasures OF the com
building. ....