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Evening star., 1864-12-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
In THE SUPREME COURT OPTHB DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA

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ss,m.s. ccnniassen, ssh. No. IN.
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city. With the imgrovements' consisting Of tTo- go
ss5 n dTss ana
sa as The aa s
ninth day Of November, 1884 on motion Of com
.s %ass to se s
the same is hereby ratified and confirmed, unless
hd dsy ss % Of
order, or so much thereof "a relates to the rain
S I Weeks the E1sniS Star prior
nov 10 ,azsw sres copy; RI. MnIos, Clerk.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suo.cri;
her has obtained from the 4rphsIfso af Court OF
tsts Of wn. w Daison. late Of Washins sssn COUNTY.
the are warned
same. with the voueh thereof TO the su bsoriser,
may otherwise by Jaw Be excluded from ali bsns
1854. .AA'' my WILLIAM n, DALT0N.
Administrator,
ALL PERSONS indebted to the decsa.ed will
make immediate Ta r. IL 81
dec 6law3w' 40s Penn'a avenue.
V'HIS IS TO. GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri:
her has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Nashin gton county, in the District of Columbia.
eters OF administration on the personal estate OF
John II. NcKenua, late of Baltimore, Ma Wand,
deceased. All persons having claims agslnst
tn said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the 50 me, with vouchers. thereof, to the subscri.
ber on or before the 9Th day No ber next: they
may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all bsne-
hts of the said estate.
Given under ny hand this 9Th day of Novembar,
1864 FRANCIS l.. hcKESNA.
nov n lavSw Admuistrat4r.
TNHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Washington County. in the District Of Colum-
bia letters testaneutary on the PERSONAL astate of
Mary Ann ElVans, late OF Washington City, D.
C, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to eXhihit
the same, with the vouchers thereof. 20 the sub
scriher, on or before the 18th day of Nov. next:
they nay otherwise by Jaw be excluded from ali
benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 5Sth day of Nov 1864
nov l6-Isw3w JOHN X. ELVANS
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T ARGE MAP OF GEGRGIA.-Compilsd under
IL the direction of the General Assembly; one
COPY only; backed with cotton. Also, large Mar
dec FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MOORE's WEST END DRUG STORE IL
- il3 Penna. avenue. south side.
On n1nd me supply of Perfumery. Powder ~
seaYs. a. Toilet Articles & c., Pure and ger nine
heoicinee, &c. l9 2R
Evening star., 1864-12-13

I IkpISFARN CHASE, novel. Nv +. Aoolphu
IL Trollops. ~ -
n oraios. Island. G iforni. sad WsshoeBy!
koN 1roWpe ue 16GSK TAYLOH
Evening star., 1864-12-13
PERSONAL.

nR, DARBY can be consulted, o1n6deutially
- either personally er by letter, at 4Sa 7th -
between ID and r. Those rho have been unf st,,
Hats hitherto in their selection Of ps -srtu-
should call on him. de- 1yeieian
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. l6.-The Richmond
papers at hand contain the following dis.
patches; "''
WILMINGTON, Jan. ll.-To Gen Cooper; The
steamer Dare was run ashore near Georgo.
town: After landing naval officers near Loci.
Wo9d,S foiiy, she was chased off by the enemy
and broke down. Her cargo was very valuable
consisting OF military goods. There was heoy1
nrlng all day by eight of the encmy's gunboatS
| ut Lockwood's Folly.
ORANGE CoURT-HoUsE, Jan. l2.-Mosobv is
still harassing the enemy s rear but ia renor,o a.
badly defeated at Harper's Ferry, with Soma
loss. The ice In Richmond is three Inchc.
thick. ava
The Richmond Sentin>! of January 18th cor.
tains the following;
CHARLESTON, January ll.-Three shells this
morning, and six this afternoon, were thrown
Into the city. On the 10th eighteen shells were
thrown into the city.
The enemy have opened two more snbra.
sures, one bearing the city and one on James
Island.
CHARLESTON, January l3.-Thc lombard
iheht OF the city has been continuous since the
last report, A large number of transports filled
with troops have been observed going south.
Il is reported there lie an increased feet at
Hilton Head.
CHARLEsToN, January l4.-The enemy have
kept up a lively shelllRg all day. Since Tues
day night Al shells have been thrown al the
city, causing some damage but no casualties
The enemy have unmasKed two or three more
Parrott guns at Fort Gregg. The shelllng Ia
stu heavy this evening.
ORANGE CoURT HOUSE, Jan. l3.-The enemy
arc transferring one corps from our front TO
the Valley Of Virginia.
RUssELvILLB, Jan. l2.-Thc bridge over IIol.
stein river has been completed. Tho one over
Wataugs will be completed next week.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
TELEGRAPmC NEWS ITEMS

SERIOUS ACCIDENT occurred on the Penn
sylvania Railroad on Sunday, four miles east
OF Tyrone. The baggage, express, and passen,
ger cars were thrown of the track BY the
breaking Of an axle Of the tender, and precIpi.
tated into the creek below, distance OF
thirty or forty feet. No lives were lost. scy.
eral were wounded. The cars took fire from
the stoves, and were consumed. The mail was
almost entirely destroyed.
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE occurred in New York
Saturday night. A lve.story marble front
building, No. l46 Duane street, occupied by
Tufmordt, Hessenburg Il Co., and Fairchild &
Fanshaws, were entirely burnt. Two Gremep
were killed and several injured by the falling
OF q wall. The loss is estimated at over a
quarter of million of dollars.
GOLD sold at the evening board In New
York Saturday night as high as l5Os, closing
at 1885, heavy sales.
AN ARNIsTIcE Of ten days was in force be.
tween MosquerN and Flores at the last dates
from Ecuador.
TIE VANDERBILT returned to New York YES.
terday to repair her used up boilers. She chased
blockade runner near Nassau, and could not
catch herr but she picked up fifty bales of cot
ton thrown overheard by the rebs.
BI THE ARIEL we learn that rcvolutionarv
movements have broken out in the States of
Antigua, santandcr and Boyaco, New Grenada,
under the auspices Of the conservative party.
The BosToNIANs received the Thlrty-secopd
Mass. regiment yesterday with a speech from
Governor Andrew, an artillery salute. and a
dinner in Fanicul Hail.
SENATOR JAS. W. GRIMES was reelected IN
the U. 8. Senate by tho Iowa Legislature last
Saturday by a vote of l9s.
REsTTEAUI's apothecary shop and PapaptI,s
famous dancing academy, on fremont Row
Boston, were burned yesterday morning.
IMrosEG OBsEQUIEs for the deceas,d man,
bers of the Tenth New York volunteers wcrc
held in Albany yesterday.
GENERAL MCNEIL, who arrived al 81. Lor,s
Friday night from the frontier, reports that tb,
rebels arc suffering extremely from the cold in
Arkansas, and yet the Arkansas and Missouri
troops refuse to march further South.
A DESPATCH from Fortress Monroe ,tatcs
mat the present Indications arc that General
Butler will soon effect satisfactory exchange
of prisoners.
,.tsn ttIALi4S rRIGATE Re d'ItalIa has been
sa.S rom the dry-dock at the BROOKLYN navy.
damage. 'D"' S'o nSu received no
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

W. J. WILSON, of Washington city, has been
appointed to hrst-class clerkShip in the Faymas-
ter Generals Once.
GEoRGE P. LOWERING, of Boston, has been
appointed to hrstclsss eierkshlp In the Trea.ur,
Department
CAPT. W. W. WHITE, Provost Marshal Of
the Eighteenth PennSylvAnis district at Williams.
pert, has been dismissed the service and arrested
and lodged In the Old Capitol Prison 10, alleged
frauds In the business OF his office
MEssRs. HENDRICKS and HART, Herald cor
respondents have besn paroled from Castle Thuu.
der, where they were prisoners In Richmond for
ninety days. They report MesErI. BJlkley Of the
Herdid, and RiehHrdson and Browne, ofthe Tribune,
A. in Richmond and we'll.
MAJOR GEN. JOHN sEDGwIcK has written A
letter TO Gen. French, OF the Third Corps, exoner
ating him irom the charge OF drunkenness during
the battle Of Locust Grove, prefe red by clerica
letter writer, who professed to have received the
statement from Gen. Meade. Gen. Sedgwick pro-
nounees the charge WAntonIy false in every par
tioular."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
Two Thousand Persons Burned 60 Death
In q Cathedral,

NEW YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Ariel
from Aspinwall, has arrived, and brings 1866,
600 In treasure from California and later adyi.
ces from South America.
revolutionary movement has broken out
in the State Of Antloquia, santander and Bogo.
"a, New Grenada, under the auspices Of the
Conservative party.
Central American news is unimportant. The
Capital of Honduras has been removed 10 Gra-
eias. Two engineers were expected at Costa
Rica from the United States to make surveys
for railroad to the Atlantic.
The steamer America, from New York Oct.
3Oth, arrived at Panama Jan. 1st. She brought
news from Valparaiso Of terrible calamity at
Santiago, the capital Of Chill.
The Cathedral at that place caught fire on
the 18th ultimo, when the church was densely
crowded with an immense mass Of people. The
doors were closed by the press Of people in
their eagerness 10 escape. The interior OF the
building was adorned with drapery and other
light, lnhammablc ornaments, which caught
hrc. The flames spread rapidly through the
whole building, and soon reached the mass of
human beings under 1t. One thousand nine
hundred and fifty dead bodies, mostly ladies
and children, had been recovered from the ruins.
The South American mail steamer, which
had reached Panama with $9lS,O 900 in treasure
Tor England, brought 4 confirmation of the
above news from Santiago, stating that over
lso nIoasand persons Nere Killed by the burning
OF the Cathedral.
The church contained at the time over 10 600
lights, from some Of which fire was communI-
Gated TO the drapery of gigantic image of the
virgin Mary and various pasteboard devices.
In an instant sheet Of flame rushed along tue
lestoons OF lights 10 the roof, and directly
spread to all parts Of the building.
The people rushed to the principal door, and
II was soon blocked. Most of tho men escaped
" me SIDE doorsi but few minutes elapsed
ere the lights, suspended so plentifully from
the roof, poured rain Of liquid fire on the
people below, and in less than fifteen minutes
were blackened corpses.
The new steamer Chill had arrived at Yalpa-
raiso In thirty-one days from Liverpool. Tbe
PERUVIAN news by this arrival is unlmportant.
The adviccs from Ecuador arc mcagrc. An
srmlsticc OF three days was In force between
Mosquera and Fleurs. Mosquera had released
all his prisoners.
Thssteamer Illinois, from New York, arrived
al Asplnwall on the lst, and the America sailed
on the I'd, with her passengers, from Panama.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
Tn, Amn,.,y rrocI.ma,,op sor,b.

Capt. T. 8. Scott, Of the S5th Illinois rcgi.
ment, escaped from the Libby prison on the
7th Inst. He reports that DR.. Lane, OF Georgia,
now engaged among the prisoners at Richmond,
told him that President Lincoln's amnesty
proclamation had caused great excitement
among the Confederate government officials,
and that he (the Doctor) has no doubt that
one-half Of their men are fools enough TO avail
themselves ofths advantages held out In That
proclamation by taking the oath OF allegiance
to the United States.
The Captain recently heard the guards al
Libby prison say that Jef. Davis and Gen. Lee
had made secret proposition to the rebel Con
srsss to give up the rebellion and bring the wal
to close. This, however, he regarded as mere
ly a camp rumor.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
Land and Emigration Companv,

Senator Pomeroy's bill to incorporate the
North American Land and Emigration Com.
pany, whlch-was introduced into the Senate
to-day, contemplates the buying of lands in any
portion Of the United States making improve.
ments, erecting buildings, transporting eml.
grants, etc., under an organization located in
washington, with an Office In New York, with
capital OF one million, and a privilege ol
making 1t five, on shares OF 800 each. There
are to be from seven to sixteen directors. The
incorporators are Thomas Carney, John Butter.
held Charles Gould, Lucien Birdregs, Fredk
kuhne, Thomas F. Mason, Robt. Halsey, VIM
Pearsall, Horatlo Blgelow and Elisha T. loring,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
ENLlsTING BLACK MEN.

free oiack lhen IN 1hls clty' eon'raOandS ana
Others, soJourners hero, not citizens enrolled
under the draft, have the right to select the
place Of their future residence and citizenship;
and such men are wanted by Northern States,
said States agreeing to take care of their fami-
lies If they (the men) will enlist and 60 to the
field, and also agreeing to pay them handsome
bounty. Agents OF those. States arc sent
here to procure such men. Those agents
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK, P. M.
Congregational Thsnks to Generals Banks
Hooker, Meade, and Howard

h"oher, meade, and Howard.
The Joint resolutions Of thanks 10 General
Banks, his officers and men for our victory a,
Port Hudson, came up In the Senate to-day and
was finally passed. The resolution Of thanks
to Generals Hooker and Meade and the officers
and the men Of the Army OF the Potomac, tho
frat for covering Washington and Baltimore
against the forces Of Lee, and the latter for the
victory Of Gettysburg, was also called up in
the Senate to-day.
On motion Of Mr.. Grimes, Of Iowa, the name
OF Major General Howard was inserted after
That OF General Meade, for the reason as stated
by Mr.. Grimes that General Howard, according
to the official report, selected the ground and
fought the first days battle at Gettysburg, hence
he was entitled 10 share the credit Of the grand
result. Mr.. Buckslew, Of Pennsy sylvania, thought
the amendment was little irregular, and hoped
the resolution would be allowed to embrace
General Meade and his officers and men, which
would include General Howard.
The Senate did not heed the suggestion but
passed the resolution without one dissenting
voice. Thus General Howard, the one.armed
hero, native Of the State Of Maine, and com.
mandor Of the Eleventh Corps, shares the spe-
cial honors awarded to the chief heroes Of Get
tysburg, and drove back the invading hosts Of
Lee
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
Change In English OpInion-EmiEra,,on

H-HIhIKfhtI0h.
Hon. Robert ]. Walker writes from London
that great revolution in public opinion In
England in reference to the financial strength
of our Government is now going on.
He also predicts that heavy tide of emIgra.
tion will set In towards this country in the
spring, aud with Congressional legislation 1t
may be swelled to half a million of persona
year. He proposes that Congress shall enact
that no emlgrant shall be liable to conscriptIon
during the war. This would disarm suspicion
abroad,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

ITALY AoITATED.-Late news by private
letter and otherwise from Italy gives Informa.
non OF. an extended agitation there on the
venetian question. Garlbaldl has issued A
proclamation from CAprera urging the people
to be faithful to the leadership of Victor Emap.
uel. The italian army is permeated with tn.
Idea of speedy war for the delIyerance of
Venice
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

The question OF negro enlistment formed an
important portion Of the debate on Saturday,
upon the Enrolment bill. Mr.. Davis, of Ken.
lucky, was very bitter in denuncIations of the
War Department, because Kentucky negroes
choose TO run away and enlist at the recruiting
stations In Tennessee. Mr.. Conness, of Cali.
iornia, reminded his Kentucky friend that
radical changes were in progress; that hereto.
fore the negro had been allowed to vote
(through the mastery and forbidden to fight,
but henceforth, as he hoped, the negro would
vote less and fight more.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

A communication from the Second Auditors
office, prcsentedto the House to-day, SLOWS
that the ninety days troops OF Pennsylvania,
called out by Governor Curtin, to protect that
State from rebel EnVSSion last summer, were
never mustered into the service of the United
States. The claim amounts to S67l ,476.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

The sPon OF THE CHESAPEAKE PIRATEs.-
The Halifax Journal says the revenue officers
have returned to the city from the trip to the
eastward in search of goods sold from the
steamer Chesapeake, after her capture. They
arc said TO have been very successful In their
mission. Twenty-Five bales of cotton and a
schooner-load of various articles have already
reached the city, and moro goods still at Lunen-
burg and Bridgewatcr for shipment. But few
caskh Of the wine sold have been recovered,
and none of the sugar. The property ls ali
taken charge of by the Provincial Government.
The wine and sugar were owned in Canada,
while the Sotton Is principally owned In Lewis
ton.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
Miss Diehinson,s Lecture,

The lecture Of Miss Anna z. Dickinson in
the Representatives, Hall Saturday night was
well delivered and well received. The young
lady vas congratulated in the Speakers room
after the lecture was over by President Lincoln
and Mrs, Lincoln upen the eminent success of
her oratorical effort. The sum realized for tile
Frccdmen's Relief Fund was 81 200 after pay
ing all expenses.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

Mr.. Howe introduced a bill to-day in the
senate, which provides the appointment of a
commissioner at salary of not more than
A'ooo per year, who is empowered to execute
all laws or executive proclAmations affecting
the emancipation of slaves; to seize lands and
property of rebels subject to seizure and confls.
caIiosi and to regulate tho labor and provide
for the necessities of the freedmen.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

THE TlCHET-or-LEAyE Nj n" IN LONDON.
This play seems to be even lore popular in
London than In the cities of tn Is country. On
Christmas night 1t had reaches It's 1881 repre-
sentatlOn at the Olympic Theatre, and Its sue
cess was such that 1t was not withdrawn to
make room for special attraction, as is usual
during the holidays. 1t is stated that Mr.. Tom
Taylor has written new burlesque which will
soon be produced at thS above-namcd theatre.
OF course 1t will at one sbe played in the Ameri-
can theatres.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
A Government transport tA.hor,.

-, FoRrREss MoNRoE, Jan. 1.-THE propeIler
Thomas Swami, from New York for this place
and Washington, with a valuable cargo of
government stores, ran ashore at.2 O'Clock on
Cape Henry. Capt. Alnsworth has gone to hcr ~
assistance with three steamers, and he sent
back to-day for barges TO Tighten the propeller.
With very favorable weather she NAV get of
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
stuSrrs Reported Raid Unround,,

\, hLEPEE's FERRY, Sunday, January II, P.
M.-The report OF Stuart being near Lees6urg
Kelley state that Major Cole, of the Mar Wand
cavalry, has returned TO his headquarters from
scout to Leesburg and vicinity, and that the
report OF General Stuart being there, with a
large cavalry force, for the purpose Of an at.
tack on Point Of Rocks, or any other place in
tne government possession, is entirely un.
founded, not an armed rebel being seen or heard
OF as being within forty miles Of that yIclnitr
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

EvE.-A critic caTTasfos in The Round Table
the new picture of " Eve at the Fountain, -
painted by Mr.. Wight, of Boston. The picture
is much praised, but the critic finds fault with
the hair being evenly parted In the middle,
when Eve has just come to the consciousness
of her creation and existence, and before Adam
has had an opportunity to part her hair. This
ncongruoIs incident excepted, the picture Is
spoken Of as a very fine one.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

"LE Boz ToS."-This journal of the mode,
and monthly report Of Paris fashions, 50 much
sought for by the ladies, Is for sale by Shilling.
ton, corner Of Four-and-s-hslf street and Penn.
sylVania avenue. He has Just received the
February number,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

MCCoSNELLsDURG, Pa, Jan. l2.-The trial
Of John Forncy, charged with the murder of
Lieutenant Ford, of the provost guard, on the
Slst January last opened to-day. Considerable
excitement exists In this town, and specuIations
are rife as to the result Of the trial, which will
probably last for two or three days.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

~ The Confessions and Experience OF
An IHvALID. Published for the benefit, and as
~ E~ALning and CAUTION TO rouno MEN who sufof
nom nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man.
hooo, eto., supplying At the same time THE MEAN
% or skLr n evnE; b one who has cured himself af.
ter 1eing put 70 great expense and injury through
medical humbug aud QuAekery.
by enclosing Q post-paid addressed anvalons
single copies may be had Of the author
my 7a-iy Bodford, KING Countv Nv
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

MOSQUITOES IN JANuAAr.-Tbe HartG,rd
Times, ofMonday, says, "Fire Mar,bal RntIor
has left on our table sealed tumblcr, contain.
ing half'a-dozen mosquitoes, lively and buzzlup
as in August! He caught them this morning
In an oyster shoP-thermometcr out doors below
zero! U WV"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
GOLDEN sENTENoEs,

"TH1 CRISIS WHICH THREATHSHD TO DIVIDE
TIE TRHSDs OF TIE UNION Is PAST"
81 SHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS-"
81 PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLEMNLI SWEAR TO HHNCEFoRTH FAITHFULLY
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFEND THE CoHsTI-
TUITION OF THH UNITED STATES, AND THE UNION
OF TEE STATES THEKEUNDKR."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

SAN Francisco, Jan. 16.-The Western Pa.
clac railroad Is complete TO San Jose, ANY
miles. Cars ran over the entire route to-day,
taking two thousand passengers from this city
TO participate In the grand railroad celebration
rendered by the people OF Santa Clara county.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
BY TELEGRAPH.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-This morning, In
the Supreme Court, the motion to dissolve the
injunction heretofore granted to restrain the
Provost Marshal from taking drafted men waA
granted-Justices Strong, Read, and Agnev
delivering opinions in favor OF the dissolution,
and Chief Justice Woodward and Justice
Thompson in opposition 10 Il.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

DARING RoBBHRY.-About half past six
O'Clock yesterday morning the passage OF the
house occupied by Mr.. John Williamson, No. aSs
Tenth street, was entered and robbed of clothing
a. follows: new brown overcoat, a black irock
coat, ana boys overcoat, No clue has yet been
found as to who the thief WAS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MEDICAL APPoNTRD.-The Com.
missioner Of Pensions has appointed DR.. Cyrus X.
Kelly Medical Examiner at Plymouth, N. II. Also,
DR.. James II. Crombine to similar position at
Devry, N. II.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
DIHn.

This morning, at az q. m, ANNIE KELLY, A,ed n
years wife Of John r. Kelly, after long and PAL
The relatives and friends of the family are In
yIed TO attend her funeral which tAkes place from
her residence, No, 6s Second street, botwseR @ and
at o'clock p, IN.