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Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. r. M. (
GRAND RKcEPTIoN AT sRcRETARY
SCENARIOS.


The reception given last night by the secre-
taFy-of etstsNad Mrs.Seward masth sthegrandest
affair Of The present winter, thus far. The
guests began to arrive at eight o'clock. The
Cabinet Bas representod by the Secretary of
the Treasury and his daughter, Mrs. Senator
sprague; the Secretary Of fWpr and Mise Stan
toni and the Secretary Of the Navy.
The Diplomatic corps was represented by The
following, among others Lord Lyons. With
Messrs. Elliot, Sheffield, Malet and Kennedy,
OF the British Legations Niseouni Treilhard,
with Messrs. de Ia Martre and dc Bressop, Of
the French Legation; VI. de stoeckl, With Mr..
Bodlseo, Of the Russian Legatloni senor Tas-
Sara, with the Messrs. Potsstod, Of the Spanish
Legation; The Commander J. G. dc Flganlre .
MorSo, the Portuguese Minister Baron Grabow,
Of the Prussian Legation; Count Piper, the
Swedish Minister; Col. de RossloB, the Danish
Minister Chevalier Bertinatti and Mr.. Coya, Of
the Italian legation Mr.. Blondsl, with NJ. and
Madame Berghmans, Of the Belgian Legatsni
Count Giorgi, the Austrian Minister; senovs
Romero and Mariscal, of the Mexican Legationi
senor Molina, the Nicarauguan Minister Sc
moe Nurillo, the Columbian Minister, senor,
scnora and senorila lisboa. of the BRAZILIAN
L.ostIon. senor and senors Asia Iurusqa. of
N. ChuIsn T.a,tIor. soror aorors and a..
ro,,,. Red. ond s0nor p' -s.Ia.r ~ A..
porr,,.r ~ 7 o1.,,on' snS lfor.,.ur p-nno ,he
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ASs ~, Sbe' -,
N W., Iep's'su ~, -. -
m''' "O's"ni oeuA,or snu Tu'.. enu m'''
nai', seIU' ,, u"u .n''' ,,..' ron H'' uuu oeu'
"or' irunpu'l' Ha'nSay' "hA'n'on' enermAn'
and Anthony'
Inc iiouse was represented oy MI Auo !urs'
Wilder Mr' anu MS sHes.; M Anu Ms
holih'' Mr ana Mrs' morrli'' n'' ana Mts'
Mihor' Nt' anu MS a in"y.f' mr, anu nrs.
No'"ui nr' ""u 1H'S, D'a", '. %"
"rs' oaeii, Il ana M''' nci"uoe' Ar'' mls'
ana Ml's e'eeie' oi NC" ioIA' Ar' anu ais'
Neison, Mr. kice, oil MasSaehuseus, Mr. hao-
iord, Mr' "lnheiu' MI van thkenOuigh'
Mr.. Myers OF fenns!Nanis' Mr. wooster, MI
smith, NIL oiay' Mr. ech'hcA' NJ Morr''on'
From The treasury Department MI anu
mrs Chlttenaen' heR'S'eri eoiicl'0r ana Mf''
Jordan Collector Barney OF No" iolk oHyi
Auditor /. L. smith ana ni'' 'i"''' ~"
Commissioner 'A," ,
Inere So,e 80 pIus,e ' IA Tom'..
eu' ,oa Ns.,or oC ,hs A0r,cnI,uro,
purosr. p.ron ws,aeuer. Mr.. Sicolay IN,
ps.s,aan,,. nr,v.,s .scrs,srv and Mr. Roh,,t
,nooln .on NJ IN. Pr,,ident. Mr.. MsckI.
observation-disclosures of Psun,ylysula; Mr.. and
Nr.. webster. of the State Department; Mr..
Fsxop, Chief Clerk Of the, Navy Department;
NJ and Mr.. Rridqea
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Transportation OF Mails.

Mr Alley has framed bill for the consider
stIon Of the House, TO provide against delay
in mail transportation service in cases whore
there is disagreement upon the terms Of mail
service on any route. He proposes to refer
such differences to the Court of Claims, while
the service goes on as before. He also contcm-
plates stringent penalties for distractions 10
the use Of q mail route.
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GOLDEN SENTENCES.

"'rHE CRINs WHICH THRRNTREEp To DIVIDE
fHE TRrENDs or TIVE UNION Is PAST"
"I SHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO IS FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THR PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS-
81 PROCLAIM FULL rARDoS 10 ALL WHO
soLKMNLY SWEAR TO HENCEFoRTu FAITHFULLY
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFEND THE CoNsTT-
TUITION OF THE UNITED STATES, AND THE UNION
oT THE STATES THERErNDER."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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TIE ATLANTIC MoSThLT.-We arc indebted
10 the publishers, Messrs. Ticknor & Field, of
Boston, for carly copies of the Atlantic Monthly
for February. The articles are "Genius," by
J. Brownlee Brown; "My Brother and l." a
poem, by J. T. Trowbrldge; "a Half Lifo and
Half Life" by Miss f. H. Applctoni On
tho Relation of Art to Nature" by J. Eliot
Cabot; "snow," by Mrs. Elizabeth Akers, of
this city; "Hou.o and Home Papers," by Har-
riot Beecher Stowe; "The Convulslonists of st..
Mcdard,'' by Robert Dale owenj Presence"
poem, by Alice Carey; "Glaclsl Period" by
Professor Agasslzi Bryant" by George s.
Hilliard; "Amcsloy Hall and Newstead All
bey," by Messrs. Waterston; "The Last
Chance, poem, by Oliver Wendell Holmes;
"Northem Invasions,r by Edward Everett
Hall,
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The Oath OF Allegiance In the senate

The Senate yesterday afternoon agreed to
enforce the new oath Of allegiance proposed
ny Mr.. Sumner by the following decisive votei
-Messrs. Anthony, Brown, Chan dler,
Clark, Collamer, Dixon, FGssendcn, Foster,
Grimes, Hale, Harlan, Henderson, Howard,
lane IKansas), Morgan, Morrill,, Ramsey,
shermSp, sprague, Sumner, Ten Eyck, Trum-
blJI, Van Winkle, Wade, Wilkinson, Wiley,
Wilson-26.
Navs-Messrs. BuekaleW, Carlilc, Cowan,
Davis, Doollttle, Harris, Howe Johnson,
Powell, Salisbury, Wrlght-ll.
The oath referred TO Is the one to which Mr.
Bayard, of Delaware, objects. II is reported
that he will not take Il. In that event he will
have 10 yaeate his seat In the Senate.
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Yesterday the House agreed to the following
resolution offered by Mr.. Ouin, of Indiana
Resolved, That the Committee on the Ju-
dietary he instructed 10 Inquire into the expe-
dency Of organizing department of the Gov
ernment, to be dCnomlnated the Department
of Industry to embrace under ita supervision
and control bureau Of agriculture, u bureau
of freedman'S affairs, q bureau Of mines,
minerals, and mineral lands, aud bureau Of
colonization and immigration and 10 report
by bill nr otherwise
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-26

The HARTFORD Cour,mt says that Henry
Caldwell, recruiting agent at New Britain, c.,
was butally murdered some days since about
half mile cast Of the village, His skull was
knocked in, and there were other marks of
brutality. He had eight hundred dollars in
cash with him, of which he was robbed, hut
gold watch and pin were left on his person.
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Iowa ARrIC MltMrt.

Ihc state Board of Agriculture has jast held
its annual meeting In Iowa. The agriculture
of that Young and CuterprIsing State Is flourish
ing. Arcsolution was passed requesting Ihr
delegation in Congress to give liberal sup
port to the National Department Of Agricnl'
turC.
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The kentucky u. 3. ssnstorshiP Ohio
Rssinaents Recruited.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 26.-In the Kentucky
Legislature yesterday, three more ballots were
taken for United States Senator. On the last
ballot the vote stood Guthrie, Al Bell, 49;
Burnsm, 80. Necessary to 3 choice, o..
Sixteen re-enlisted Ohio regiments have ar
rived at Columbus up to yesterday. 5000
new recruits have beeR raise d in the state since
October.
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STOLEN GooDs RHcovERKp.-On Saturday
afternoon Sergeant Cronin, Of the Seventh pre-.
sinct, was directed by b. NJ Reed, Acting Assistant
superintendent Police, to aid Dr.. Brown In reSov.
crIng seme females wearing apparel which had
been stolen from s lady now deceased. onieer
Frazier took the matter in hand, and searched the
house of . colored woman named Fila Lsue, who
WAS the servant OF the deceased. In the house,
which 10 on Pierce street between North Capitol
and First streets, was found q number of articles
OF clothing which were identified IS those stolen.
Ella was not Al home during the time Of the search
but otieer Howard arrested her about nine o'clock
Of the same day, sud she was committed 70 jail ior
further hearing By Justice GIber'on.
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SHw YoRK, Jan. 98.--rhe steamer Fulton,
from Port Royal, on the 93.i, and stono IAleI,
has arrived. She brings no news Of Import
sncs.
Tho health of the troopS 10 good.
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Tn, w.,n,nrton saving, R.aL,

Amendments were reported to-day by Mr..
Morrill,, In the Senate bill to incorporate a saw
ings hank ln Washington, designed to make
deposits more secure and the business more
melhodical
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Rebel DsasrtSra.

III. value of rebel deserters is beginning TO
he understood in Tennessee. No dependence
can be placed upon their word. Eighteen ran
away few nights ago, carrying of stolen arms
and anything else they could lay their hands ou.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-26

seuator BAyard took the oath this morning
with very'wry face. He asked the privilege
OF saying few words, and intimAtsd that they
would be the last, as his self respect would not
allow him 10 remain Longer in such association.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-26

Mr.. Fernando Wood relieved himself in the
House to-day of the speech he has had upon
his mind for some time past. He still lives
and the world WAgs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-26

MIR. Longyear's bill, presented 10 the House
Yesterday, provides that Governor Of States
shall be allowed the franking privilege for the
interchange of legislative and iudIcnl docu.
ments Of their own States.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-26

Fowls roostlng In trees in New Albany, Ind,
were found on New Years morning upside
down, hanging BY their claws 10 the LIMBS
frozen hard and solid
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DIED.

Saturday, January cad, at hslI-past eight q. III
MARY G. RoHIEDER, the daughter OF John {. Roh
leder and Francis Miller, aged II years, amonthi
and % days.
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MhHIlIED,

Ia uis city, on the 10th ins tant BY Rev, Father
Boyle, JoHr W. mCnEy, Of this city, TO Miss Ana
BELLA V. GARpEER, daughter Of the late William
=. Gardner, formerly Of Baltimore.
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Judge UndsrEOOd'S appointment GOA.


The appointment BY the President Of John c.
Underwood to Judge for the District Cour Of
the United States for the Eastern District ol
Virginia has been confirmed by the Senate.
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THE ALEXANDRIA FERRY-BoATs are again
running REGULARLY great relief to the people
of Alexandria, says the Journal. ofthst city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-26

y British soldier was logged In . public
square in Toronto recently, with so much hru'
talliy that physician lnterposed to save Ills
life
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~ n .oV J'irt,iion cf hu,hrR'BifD E -
.,1,,iacdtiog n oT advertisements. IT mt"d
10 to,p jrsiaSsa rpo n ihiS m0HT fer 10 h|''la'
N ar patrons.
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~ SUbEriItys6dliagt to Ttcsios he Rp"h'hy"'
yirIT,''y Mn Slsass HotitD this GB'cs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-26

u" T1s 0Rcr orhc Natioaa, Repetition, is al
5i1 Ninth Vr1rt. bctrOncn Pennsylvania drcWw and
n street.
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ToS, u. G., Jan, 81, ls6I.-Thc advertisements fog
Proposals for Ios Issued from this office lamar
1864, are Withdrawn. Advertisements more in de.
tail will he Issued nv soon a. prepared, and the
time for receiving hidA extended, ny order of the
Acting Surgeon General
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-26

OUTRAGHoCs PEocEEDINa.-Wc have just
learned from reliable authority, thAtA person who
lad died OF the smallpox was buried this morning
In gulley near the small poX hospital, Capitol
Hill, and few spadsEhl Of earth covered over It,.
The frat storm will carry Of the earth and Of
course expose the Sorpse 10 whoever passes,
Truly this 10 incredible In az enlightened eonmu-
nifty such A. iI supposed 10 be found In this glori.
Gus capital Of the Union.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-26

- Fair Tor HebuIIdlnR Hyland Chapel.
The Ladies' Of Ryland Chapel will hold a FAIR
In the Basement OF the New Church Edihce, corner
Of d and Tenth streets, Island, commencing TUES.
DAY EVENING, January Goth. 1884, the proceeds
OF which are TO be devoted to the above object A
hne Band Of Music will be In Atten lance. l2i.iw
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~ War Department, AdJutant Gener-
AIS OFFICE, Washington, March q, i96a.-The
Agents Of the se-eral States, who reside IN this
city, are requested 10 leave their address at this
office, that they may be promptly communicated
with II necessary, l., THOMAS
heal-tt Nllptant General
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President, Mrs. Or. Mary Hay. .---.
Mrs. dndge HoT
Vice Presidents, Dr.. Ruggles
" DR.. Speaks
secretary, DR.. Mary &, Walker.
Assistant secretary, MIS- sybil Hastings
Treasurer, Mrs. Gfaham. .-
Mrs. Prof. wooley,
Business Com, Hon. Mrs. Foster,
Mrs. DR.. Wren.
o.. Mrs. Donenhoyef,
DR.. Mary r.. Walker,
Mrs. Prentice NJ, Clark,
Finance Com Miss Kate Dickinson,
Mrs. James,
Miss Danie Plant,
Mrs Brown.
Mrs. Pettliohn.
MIS- Fitzgerald,
special Com Mrs. ThAyer,
Miss Rachel Adams,
Mrs. Captain James. II.
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Urinary and Sexual Systoms-new and reliable
treatment-ln Reports Of the Howard AsToclAtionI
Sent by mail In scaled letter envelopes, free O
charge. Adiresl DR.. J. sEILLIN H6UGHToN,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. no2s-d&w9m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-26

ODITUART.-Departcd this life ou the 9Glh
OF JAnuAry, At oslocka m Rev. ,. APPLEHY
aged 50 years and 3 days. His health has been
gradually declining for the past month His Sys.
tenn was wasted away with cArbuncleG. Thess,
with the Inflammation OF the bowels, caused So IN.
expeCtedly his death.
His funeral will take place dom 81. fAul's Eng.
lish Lutheran Church, corner II and Eleventh
streets, on Thursday next Al II q, m., where the
friends OF the deceased are Invited 10 he In attend
AAcb.
[BAlt. papers please GOpy.l
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MNnTBR oRDANED.-On Sunday night
President Nichols, ofthe Maryland Conference,
assisted BY Revs. Z. Russ, oliver Cox, and C. 7.
Coehe admInistsredthe right OF ordination to Rev.
Parker X. Sweet, In the CongrsSs-street Church,
Georgetown.
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Company, 6o6 Ninth street, lone door from Penn.
sylvAnlA avenue
jyl6-ti Al TALCOTT, Manager.
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~ Thh pop1 is nor .finniShod By oarrisrs to
SpbScribrrs Il, Ms ciiy o,d Gocrgslo'HH n hirtB
rsyts mr. p.aHD
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0S- Those who have heen ilFuggc
and half starved and ate still getting worse bhou
call on DR., DANNY. He cures BY nutrition AMI
tontcs. No. lsi seventh street,
dec2s-l Washington
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hfs AmerlcansI Would you re-kindIS
In your hearts the old Revolutionary fires OF '16
Then go to the Grand Entertainment,n and see
the llfe-lke pOriralt--the almost living counter.
part of the IMMORTAL WAsHINGT0N-copien
from stewarth CelebrAted painting. iAae-3t'
lt7 wOmen's Free Lodging HOOms And
Keller AlsociAtion.-T The next meeting nf The
" Wemen'a Relief Association" viii be held Al
hirs; Dr, May's t2h Thl'tecnth street, between q
and u, Thursday, at I o'clock, u. m. -tsIT
daily invited to attend. - -
The following is list OF the of,eets Of the A,,a.
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alatiuual grpnblitan.
WASHINGTON. d. c.

rUEsDAYmam;'nnmmJANuARY &c. 1864
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II stOraEe--In FIre-PrOOf Brick Ware
house, foot or F street. Apply to FRED s. COZ
ZENs, PcunSylvAnia svenue, two Aoors from -Four
teenth street. ne9a-tI
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AS- The COME EsiOns Rnd hLperiencs sf
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit aud a.
warning and NCAuTIos TO Yous0 MEN who Suife
or SELF CCRE. By one who has cured himself Ai.
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quAokery.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed cnyelnvs
single copies may be had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, E.aq
my A-lY Bedford Kings County, n v
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Jssa-n MsK.r.S \. aud ACt's Med P2fv'r
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GSsComtort for the A Army- Wilson's ,Iats
Evans Patent Tent Stove.-The underlined hAv.
log purchased all the conflicting interests In the
celebrated patents and improvements Of Woodbury.
and of Evans upon Portable Tent Stoves for ArmS
use, 10 now prepared 10 furnish dealers In Wash.
ington and Baltimore, without delay, with VII
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES made OF cast iron
with eight feet OF pipes each stove packed In boN
but about twenty pounds, large enough 10 heat
thoroughly any officers tent-a wonder Of com.
pactness and utility For sale by all the prominent
dealers In stoves a 4 suffers supplies,
B. =. WILSON, Sole PrGmIetur
de2i.ti National Hotel. Warrington
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DtStTiOs Supreme Court--criminal Term.
Janudru 2s-ChArles smith, (colored,) charged
with highway robbery, was acquitted.
Tho case OF Frank UToole and John EgElsaon,
ohGTHed with the murder Of sAmn hteyenSonI was
set ior Thursday next OF ten O'Clock.
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New YORK GsItl6In6R'S CiOihhlg !
NSlp and Fashionable "A large assortment for DTess
and Business wear. The Engliah Sack and Walk
ing CoatH excel In beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co,
OeB-tf 9l2 Pa Ay,, bet. Ninth and Tenth ate
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A Word or ADvICH.-Those who have hvdu
dOotoring for weeks aud months without obtAIllus
relief, should consult DR.. F1hblAtt whose Ofi0s 10
At No. AL street. corner OF Eighth street. and bb
radically cured. Twenty-Five years sX Xp0T OnSS hsa
established DR.. FtshblAtpG reputation a. phyFi-
0iAn. Recent cases cured In few days, CkATEos
moderAts. DIR. FISHBLATT,
No, AL L street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post OtrsS.
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D'ovcrs end Farmen will find thi. the mo.,
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