Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-05
New York stock List.
By the Peoples Telegraph Lines, -.a
Ofiees-6il Ninth street and corner nnsylyAn 10
avenue and Sixth street.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

THE DRATT.--The Board of Enrolment dis
posed OF the following cases to-dsy; ..
fIaaT sun BlsTRICT.
Alert Payne, physical disability; Daniel Il.
Ttny, DO stephon johnson, dol Edward Elliott,
SEcoSD SUI 'DISTaIcT.
Ezra A. Marshall, over ages II D. Smsk9lis, de-
serter from rebelsi Charles II. HArtsum, aeospteti
Hsory N; n,InSt, ply. cal disability Andrew L.
THIRD Sun-DIsTRICT,
Henry G. Hyers, now 10 servicei Robert War
rem, ALIEN Edward Masi ], physical disability l..
FousTu SUE DISTRICT.
alien. -.
FIFTH suB.DIsTRllT.
Bean, detail, IN navy yardi David J. BMrick, fur
John Pumphrty, furnished substitute.
SEVENTH sUB-DIsTsICT. ....
Simeon Bland, over age, John fleet, dol iona
than Moore, detailed In Arsenal; Henry rawford,
over .ssi Hs.ski.h Hu%pPres, fGrni,h.d .ub.ti:
Richards, accepted; George Ridgely, dol Alfred
Dgle, detailed In Arsenali George Wo3dward,
physical disability; yoha Cole, accepted. ~
In addition to the above, twelve were accepted,
and hid their time extended, In order to allow
them to furnish substitutes. pr -
LARCENY OF JEwELRI.-William Taylor was
arrested this morning, by Onieer Dom, on the
Iharse O. stealing gold ring from ths store Of NJ.
into the store TO purchase ring, and whi st look
Ing over several specimens, praising some and un-
with sieight OF hand which even astonished him.
self for he afterwards told the mag strate that be
did not know how the ring beosme resident Of
his pockets but, pnf rtunAtely for him, the clerk
in the store dtd know, and told him that the ring
took up temporary residence IN hts poeketto e.
ment OF another This explanation led Justice
Giberson to proier Taylor the hosptAlities oi the
Jail, which were readIly accepted; The same store
supposed tn 1t Taylor was partioipsn In the rob-
berry, and RI Ips, the foreman Of The g.ng whiC
have annoyed tho avenue merchants for some
months.
GRAND LARcsSY.-Margaret Long was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by ofheer seibold, Of
the Fourth ward, on the charge OF stealing 81 nom
. man named John WIlson. She was temporarily
residing with him In the cellar Of = new and un.
street, opposite the jliI to which Ihe was Afte
wards sent for court by Justice Giberson. mArgie
Long has been loSg kpown 70 the police iosse a. "a
drunkenness and has several times been oom mmitted
to jail for lareenies
PREPARATIONS FOR THE NEXT CoHGR Ess.-
The Clerk OF the House 10 engaged In receiving
proposals for stationery for next year. Workmen
are spgaged In painting and ceanIing the Interior
OF the Capi oil for next winter A marble hooF il
being laid down In the old hall OF the House pre-.
paratory to It's use As hall for atatuaty from the
by the Congregational Union COMMITTEES, who are
distributing documents by the wholesale.
SAFETY OF THE FAIRBLNKs-Hsr Ar1'ivR at
Geo' gdloiSR.- The steamer Fairbanks, which l.ft
New YORK on TueIdsy, the 21th OF September,
reached GeoFgstnwn last evening about o'clock.
Soon after leaving Sandy Hook she was ,auRht in
AAev'Te storm, with a Southwest wind in which
she could not make more than nVe knots an hour.
heylng consumed nearly all her fuel, she wsS
compelled to go iu the Delaware bres * AteF,
where she was detained three days before she
could secure coal The cargo 10 all safe and being
unlOaded to-day.
REAL ESTATE BALB.--J. q. Mcclure Il Co.
sold yesterday afternoon, the lot GU the wcAt
Of EighteeAth street, between G and II, At forty
two cents per loot. ~
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT- Orbaiildl Igrnl-
Judge PIthl Geo. 0rAySon, larceny not guilty.
Seotgs W. Dobbs, alias George Clark larceny
EdwlTd MepauI, aIiaI MsPhail, q soldier, who
was convicted some ume ago loT an attempt at
arson, was sent to his rsgiment this morning, his
sentence being huspended' . ... s.....--.