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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

Mr. and bIrs. W J. Florence have every reason
u feel proud OF their triumph last eveuius. Their
bench was brilliant tu. cess, and must have been
hIsLI, gratigyirg TO them. Kathleen MAvOur.
neen ,as given, with the protean farce OF Mis'
cLieyuus Auuc," and was onjoyed by Oae Of tie
lAIgAst and mostcn husl NLtic audiences that this
ia, OIte theatre ever enc mpassed with its walls.
DuTn t G aGlibg Of thL farce, Mrs. Florence was
the recipient OF foral ties simoniAl OF her wOt tn
ss a woman And her talent hS an artist. l. was
from the wife OF distinguished officer Of our city.
1t was a noral IN in the shape OF rustic basket,
and fllid itn The texotics, mos beautifully
Ard tSs'eiully arranged.
II 10 he'd as though the goddess Flora hCrEell
p,uch,d the flowers from LCF own garden, aud
with ro,y-tipprd hngerB had arranged them into
m mtrv. lOus beauty. The GIT was gracefully ac-
knowlctged by AIRS. Florence, and the audience
was rHpturouS In their applause. Like tes'imn'
DiRl In the shape OF bouquets were shnwered upon
her. MI Florence Arsaysd the difficult task of gath
ering them, and he literally "bad his hands full"
Durlug the farce, aH interesting episode occurred
tAnBoe nding anything ever witnessed within the
walls Of n theatre in this city.
Mr. Florence came to the loot lights, with a
paper Ia his hand, AMI sad : " LGdieS and gentle
men, this may not be strictly In order, but 1t Is
too good to keep. You must have it." He then
re ad displtch announcing sheridan'B second
grand victory. During the reading OF the gloriouI
news loyAl hearts swelled with JOY Gus pride, and
at the conclusion, the whole audience literally
sprAng to their feet. Cheer rose upon cheer, o
the magnetic, electrical kiud that Thrill along the
nerves. ladies' waved their handkero lieis, fans
and play bills, gentlemen swung Their hats with
frantic loy Take 1t all In ALL II was an occasion
that will long have a place IN every loyal heart
Tonight 10 the last night OF the Florenoes'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

George ". Pendletnr, stand up at the hnr OF
public judgment and answer to bill found
against you for having persistently pursued iu
the American Congress a course calculated to
destroy the Union you was sworn to protect
and the Constitution you was sworn IN support.
We arraign You upon your public record.
carefully compiled from cflclal documents.
and which may he found upon the outside NJ
to-dsy's NATIONAL RrPrBLICAS, and charge
let. That you consented to a division Of the
country.
ed. That you opposed the raising of armies
to suppress the rebellion.
Sd. That you Opposed the raising Of revenues
and loans to support our armies, tn paw the In
terest on the public debt, and maintain the
public credit.
4th. That you opposed the punishment OF
armed traitors and defended their property
and other interests.
5ih. That you enGeavored IN shield the nm
armed traitors and spies In the loyal States
from the consequences Of their crimes, nv pre-
venting the suspension Of the writ or Rnbsas
eorp"s. which susrension IL rrovided hy the
Constitution tn meet the case of such criminals
9Th. That you endeavored IN all your public
acts to prevent any injury to the institution NJ
slavery, which Ia the cause OF all the cxnensp,
suffering. and hloodshcd that has berallen the
country during the last three yeara.
7th. That you have heen CRYING Peace when
you well knew that peace cou'd onlv come b,
compelling the rebels TO yield to lawful author
ity or bv a division Of the country.
sth. That you have invited the Intervention
Of the Monsrchs Of Europe In our domesti,
troubles by opposing every declaration Of Con
Rress against It.
9th. That you have opposed legislation t,
msintaiu the constitutional guarantee Of re
publican form Of government to States who's
recognized governments had been overthrow
by q powerful and unlawful organization.
10th. That you have in many other WAYS er
deavored tn embsrrass and hinder the ronsti
tuted authoriti In their efforts to vlndlcat
the Union and Constitution from the alta ck
OF rebels and traitors.
For the truth Of these charges we appeal tC
the record OF your public acts, which for tn,
nrst time appears full and complete in thi
days paper.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24
ALExAN DRIA NE w s.

We TAKE the following items from the State
Jonndi Of Yesterday afternoon:
Tdksn Dorm Tho old nag staff ~ the corner oi
Royal and tansron streets was taken down yes
teriay. II was oonsii, rsbiy dsoayed, and had G.
come quite dangerous, acd vas not taken down
any too soon.
Sporting -Apg'erp arc said to be meeting with
fne sport at present. Game seems to be qui Q
p'eaty also, and sportsmen are also reapiug good
harvest.
Guerttlds The guerrlllss are said 10 he very
quiet at present, aud are giving our people and
our forces but very little trouble. II iS thought
they are too busily engaged iu blockade running
to think OF committing depredAtions on a uPcple
who have air ATTY been robbed NJ almost every thing
valuabie which they possess d.
Union Msefings.-A preliminary meeting has
been held, commuters appointed, ard ar args-
ments made for series OF Union campaign met T.
ings in the city, wh'ol viii, perhaps, commence
next week. Some OF the most effective ard Clo-
Quent speakers engaged In the CANVASS have al.
ready sigrlhed their Wilt guess to attend aud Ad.
dress the people Of thi, city and vicinity on the
issuen now before the country
we.are glad tn see this movement and Aw .ken-
log Of our people to the importance OF The present
contest, and hoPe It viii be iunugurated In .
ner worthy the great cause Of the Union.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24
Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK, PM.
THE ARMY AND NAVY PAID up TO
DATE. ~

The Reports OF Suspended Regulations
Faise-Further Loans Needed.
Warrants to complete the payments TO tho
army and navy, to date, have to-day been
signed by Secretary Fessendcn. The whole
armies of the United States will, therefore, re-
ceve payment in full as soon as the paymas-
ters can arrange the details.
There are no suspended regulations on the
Treasury, other than those awaiting rearrangc-
ment by order of the proper authorities.
There is balance In the Treasury, showing
no further loans are needed.
We make the above statement by authority.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24
HIGH-HANDED CONDUCT OF Tux
GovERNMENT-AR Mr.


RESTS.
We have to record elsewhere in the Official
bulletins OF the Secretary of War further ag-
gressions by the Government Of the United
States upon the quiet and peaceable citizens in
the Valley OF the Shenandoah. Armed bodies
of Federal soldiers have, under one Sheridan,
without process of law, in violation OF the Con-
stitution OF tho Confederate States and the
doctrines of the Chicago platform, advanced
upon, killed, wounded, MANNED and captured
thousands upon thousands OF the earnest
friends OF the nominees OF the Chicago Con.
ventlon These new aggressions By the
" Lincoln Government will undoubtedly be a
sufficient warrant for the outpourlngs Of the
wrath Of the Woods and the yallaudighsms,
the winthrops and the Rynders, the Belmonts,
the Rothschilds, the Napoleons and the Pal
merstons. Indeed, while we are writing the
invading hosts, under that notorious chicttain,
Phil. Sheridan, are pursuing, slaughtering and
capturing the peaceablc and gentle constituents
of Mr.. ]. Davis We call upon August Bel
mont to summon again the democratic
Convention, in order that these "outrages "
upon our Southern fellow. citizens may be put
a stop to. Slug
Arc we wFetches still alive,
And dare we yet rebel
'Tis wond' Gus 'iI snNzlng grace
That kc ps US up from hell.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24
popp,ar RrcoeNITIoH OF the
.nurtIEnN CONFEDERACY.

bOUThhhN eo
The election OF Mcclellan will be the defeat
=, a.. ,,.r mower of the country. The defeat
OF 'ho ""' -, 4, ns,... -. -.
OF that power N"' w eunio'en' esuse io'
England and France 70 recognize the Southern
confedoracy Immediately. We have shown
~. ,r ,o,cr., ,r,,c,.. ,,nc. Tho rorip.,,op NJ
'u's ~ -
McClelIan' IL Oecomes more anu more up
parent that this was the scheme concocted by
,ho .,on, oF IN. Ro,bsohilds Win a,e tho hank
- ,,-'-,--.. A.. ..-.-.-,,,,. a.. f,,t
eie vi hou'e N"PoieO", :" Wv
cago platform. Gen. Mcclellan understands
thIs and shopld he he elected President of the
80 80 - '1,,.s .. III, :, 80. 1919
Pe1Se eoPPe'hoau P"''' nv "
70 the action Of the great powers OF Europe In
recognizing the Southern confederacy.
IT.. ,aao- IT,, h.d =. correanonaent nj
ANs S'""o"
niagara duripB the heRouauons oi hoss'
Clay, Holcombo & Co., with Mr.. Greeley; also,
,ho ro,o,,.,iors NJ Clav Uoleombe saunders
- a.. c,I... c.,
Co., win tne "au"k''' VI 'n' Nn''"so Non-
yention' This correspondent was eVident'S
well posted, because the 1H'r'' IN recent edi'
torial writing upon' the hints gwen inc Gator
| by him, says
There 10 strong party desirous OF raising
rrossohtnn pro.,a.n,iaI .,o",,an F,ono ~
SescrIptIop which has been given of their pol.
icy, it ia obvious that they are not unprepared
20 accept sne Sonatlon o, peaS. s1psisoUn ~ Sona
TSs rs,ol,Sion 4, di,g,dssd nndsr proposdl for q
general convention, at which the question may
be discussed, but as u Is known mat tue south
lness ~ uu ,,I' p.u,,u ',.s ,".,,."r;y \,
prrparei 10 ,urrend,r.n
The editor of the Times describes exactly the
second resolution Of the Chicago platform,
and yery truly remarks that a proposition Ia
negotiate, when the terms of the other side are
already declared, must mean surrender.
Nor are the Emperor Of the French and the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

A salute of one hundred and fifty guns was
cred at the intersection of Vermont avenue and
Fourteenth street, at 8, o'clock this morning,
In honor Of sheridan's second victory. We
hope to be able to announce tomorrow simi-
lar salute in honor OF his third victory.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24
DEPARTMENT or STATE, l

WAsHIEGToNi september % 1854
Information has been received at this De-
partmeut from NJ. Il. Boernsteln, the Consul
of the United States at Bremen, of the death,
on the 3Oth of June last, during the voyage
from Honolulu to Bremen, on board of the
brig r. II. Hood, Of Mr.. Thomas
Miller, of Essex county, Virginia, formerly
United States Consul at Hilo, HI. se24.8t
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A Boats Crew Fired Into on the Poto
mae-Vssssl CApsIzsd.

A Boats Crew Fired Into on the Poto-
mae-Vssssl CApsIzsd.
The Navy Department has received informa-
tion from Commander Parker, commanding
the Potomac nptilla, who arrived here on the
flagship Don this morning, that on the night
of the 10Th instant one of the boats of the
United States steamer Currituck, while in
search of blockade runners at the mouth of the
Wicomico river, was fired into from the shore,
Mr.. King, captain of the hold, was instantly
killed and Geo. II. Mcneil severely wounded
The fire was promptly returned from the
boat, and the Currituck, and Acting Ensign
Nelson, who commanded the boat, reports that
a shell exploded in the midst OF the party.
Commander Parker also reports that the
steamer Yer bena found small sloop, bottom
up, near Lower Cedar Point light-shp. shC
proved to be the Benlcia Boy, of Georgetown
D. c.
The papers found on her were a clearance
manifest and a Potomac pass from Acting
Master Nlckerson, of the guard ship of Alex
andrla. 1t Is supposed she was cnpsized In I
squlll, from the fact that all sails were Sc
when she was found, and nothing has beeI
heard from the crew; the supposltion lie tha
they were all drowned.
The sloop was sent to Acting Master Nicker
son to be turned over to the proper authorities
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24
A. LINCOLN.


PosrorTIoE DIPARrMESr, Sept. 2s, 1851
MY DEAR BIZ: have received your note Of
thI' date, referring to my ffers to resign when.
ever you should deem 1t advisable for the pub
lie Interest that should do so, and stating
that in your judgment that time has now come.
l now, therefore, formally tender my resigna-
tion of the office of Postmaster General. !
cannot take leave Of you without renewing the
expressions of my gratitude for the uniform
kindness which has marked your course to-
wards
Yours, truly, VI. BLAIR.
The PKFsIDEST
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS,

FRr.-A Gre broke out last night In frame
building owned by Johapna Rice, on Second street,
which was entirely consumed, and II extended to
the corner house, owned by Mrs. N. May, which
WAS partisliy consumed. The FIRE origi' stsd In
the falling Of lighted candle among some cloth
Ing, which thereby ignited.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

The Western Union Telegraph Company,
which has charge Of the overland telegraph line
70 Russia, Is now engaged In fitting out au ex.
podition for Oregon TO make the necessary sur
Ysys.
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fNEGUTiNk v MANSION,
WAsHIHoIoE, September -, 1854.

MAtbiON,
WAsHIS0Ios, September u, 1854.
Hon Montgomery Blair;
Ny DER Sin; You have generously said to
me, more than once, that whenever your resg-
nation could he relief to me 1t was at my dis.
posal. The time has come. You very well
know that this proceeds from no dissatisfactlou
of mine with ou personally or officially. Your
uniform kindness has been unsurpas' ed by that
OF any friend, and while 1t is true that war does
not so greatly add to the difficulties of your
Department as to some others, 1t is yet much
to say, as most truly can that in the three ears
and half, during which you have admins.
tered the General Post Once, / remember no
single complaint against you in connection
Herewith.
Yours, as ever, A. LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

POLICE CLsEs.-Moses King and Hannah
Singleton, disordeily oondno', "a 90 Ellen Smith
and Maria Mccain, do, slH Chsfies Stewart,
running off recruits, military.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

THE NEW PosrMAsTrR GENERAL.
Ex-Governor Deunlson has been appointed
to succeed Mr.. Blair as Postmaster General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

TIM DRAFT ON MoNDAY.-The draft will pro-
oeed on Monday neat when the Eleventh sub-dis
trlct viii be drawn.
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L A II e r
Six Thousand Two Hun
dred Rebel Prisoners
Sent to the Rear.
EARLY's ROUT COMPLETE
The Pursuit as Far as Woodstock.

The Government received dispatches from
General Stevenson this morning, dated Har-
per's Ferry, announcing that two thousand
strasburg prisoners reached Winchester last
night.
He also states that sixteen Hundred of the
prisoners captured on the 10Th instant near
Winchester, arrived at ITarpcr's Ferry this
morning, and that sixteen hundred more are
yet 10 come.
A later dispatch, received rom Gen. Steven
son this forenoon, announces that one thous-
and more prisoners, captured at srNs'urg on
the 22l, reached Winchester this morning.
When last heard from Esrly's army was fly.
ing down the valley, panic stricken Sheridan
In hot pursuit and near Woodstock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

The report prevalent in New York today
that the rebels have evacuated Petersburg Is
premature. The Government has received no
nh mana
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

The CANAL.-The superintendent of the
coal and other earEoes may be expected on Mon
day, they having passed shepheIdstown prior 10
hia de ma arture.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

ITALIA IN ARMs.-Augustina Ardeti and
AntOniA Vinootti, two sons OF ltt " bee imlng I'M
plIoAted IN dispute wi Freeman Cnokin, eShib.
ited dangerous weApons which they had oonceAl,d q
concealed weapons they we Q ATrsS I'd ny Othcer
WAllingsfoTd and were Aned each go 6s by Justice
F,rguSOn. Andre Serrett, tellow-ltAllAn, for 3
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

NAVY YYARp.-The Hsg. ship Don arrived at
the yard yesterday. She brought no news OF Inn
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7 II E COU RT S.
The Orphans' Court.

JUDGE PURCELL.
George w Harvey took out letters Of adminl..
tratinn on the est tcs Of benjamin EvAns.
Tho will OF Joseph Poletti was fully proved, and
admi ted to probate.
Moses Kelly, as guardian Of the younger brother
and sister OF Miss susan Inglc, who died intcE
tate, applied for letters of afmipistrsti tion. Eer
persons estate is worth s5, 900 or So 600.
The last will OF John ClaphGm was partially
proved.
Ann AGkman was appointed guardian 10 George
Ackman and Charles Roster.
District supreme eCourt-Criminal Term.
CHIEF JUaTICE CARTIER
Samuel Smith, indicted Tor larceny, plead guilty,
and was sentenced to pay fine of as.
A nolk pToSSgui was entered In pber OF oASes,
and the court adjourned.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24
RESIGNATION OF rusTMAsTER GEN.
ERAL Blair.

The following correspondence sufficiently
explains itself to all our readers who are famil-
lar with the resolutions passed by the Baltimore
Convention;
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

THu DRAFT.-Lsst night an ordinance was
adopted by both Boards of the Councils sppropi-
atipg the sum Of $4,000, upon the condition that
the several collectors cali to-day the Corpora
ton Gle L to mske arrapgements TO pay over TO
the Corporation the respective AmouEts collected
from the citizens so soon hs the draft shall be
stopped.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24
Capture Of Rebel Core.
spondence.
| Washington Mother to her Son In
stuart's Cavalry.
Terrible Condition OF washing ton-mrs.
Dod dson's Com piim ents 20 the An hor-
ities-where 10 supt. wsbbi

A GOVERNMENT CONTRACTION SAID TO BE
! A TRUE sOurHERsER.i II
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

Ga The kast Washington Lincoln nd
Johnson Club will hold a regul r meeting VERY
TUESDAY EVENING. at OdI Fellows Hall, Mt
~ o'clock. All true vers OF the Union flvOFA-
bile to the election OF Lincoln and Johnson are in
vited to unite with the Club.
WIN. DIXON, President.
A n nITI 3
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

10 An Adjourned Meeting OF the BoH rd
Of Trustees OF the Public Schools will be held on
p. m. II. T. MONSELL,
Be243t Secretary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

RIDING ON THE SIDEwALK.-A Frenchman
ma ed Fred'k Letl was arr sted yesterday after
noon by OtiiceF WhitemOre, OF ths Tenth recnet,
on the charge OF riding on the Sidewalks Of The
Island He was taken before Justice Boswell and
hled Sb.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

Growers new dramatic corps appeared in full
fore last night, the occasion Of n 'me Ponis!G
beneil', in the tragedy e Macbeth" The piece
was placed on the stage in an admiral c manner
md A VII lie II is Sc dom Represented better
than 1t was on ths occasion. The ttar OF the
evening, MatsRe Ponisi, acted her part superby,
and we shalt on future occasion partieulariEe
the exceIlenees OF her supporters. We will only
add now thst KopPnr achieved a brilliant triumph
in the grand music Of the piece, which was never
SO we'll peTfOI med IN Washington before II 10
worth while to attend this evening, to witness tho
only repetition OF Macbeth" with Mime POnisi.
Mr.. ARD Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAHs.-These'
THE original lmpersonatOIB of Irish and Yankee
life in America, commerce an engagement at Gro
veIS Theatre on Monday next. Their advent will
be welcomed by large circle of admi,ins fIiendI.
An excellent stock Company has been provi ed
and the pr oTmAnCeB will include round Of
speolAltes peculiar only 10 these artists.
The OPP ming pieor will be " Paddy O'RAfferty,
or the Young lr shmAL's Fortune" the Yankee
eOmtdletta of The Customs Of the Country, )" and
the Irish Tiger" Mr. Williams appearing 10 two
and Mrs. Williams IN her irresistible character OF
" "AIeliIss," the Yankee gal. soatS may be secured
during this engagement three days 10 advance.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

Ef@ All Iho COlOrsd CLtIzens who have
been enrolled In the Second wa d, and ~ suite
to the draft, sTe notified to meet on MONDAY
NIGHT, on the corner OF X And Eleventh streets,
at o'clock, rs business Of great Importance de-
mAnds their attention. sea
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

G- The Warrington CITY Exemption
CLUB will meet on SATURDAY EVENING, Sep
temter "a, at 8 O'Clock. tity Hall. Business cl
Importance will be uansActGd.
A. LLOYD, PrTi'e"t.
n. s. DAVIS, Secretary. ss2I-lt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

10 Rev. VIM. u. Chanting will Preach
In the unita ian Church Tomorrow SUNDAY
morniDg, at II o'clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

ES-New Building gAssociGtIon.-Books of
subscription for . new Building Association Hre
open 81 the office Of HARVkY6 h COLLINS, N. 41G
seventh street; T. NJ, HANSON, Insurance Agent,
No. 62o Seventh street; WALL, STEPHENS Co.,
No. 32l Pennsylvania a'enuCj and II. BAKER,
Sdr Once, where persons desiroua OF becOmti &
members have an opportunity 10 subs rhe. When
b0o rhAres are subscribed meeting will be called
and the Association organized, Bel4-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

| E5-Caivary Baptist Church meets every
Sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church. Fifth street,
between and Louisiana avenue. Service at II
A. NJ. and TX p. NJ. Seats free. Rev. I. R. How.
| lett, pastor. janI6-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

~ RHIIyi RaIIyi RaIIyI-LincoIn aud
JOHNSON CLUB-A special meeting OF the Club
viii be held EVERY EVENING at Union League
Hall, Ninth street, between d and Il streets, 1T 8
o'clock,
All true friends OF the Union, who favor the
ell otion OF Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson,
are invited to be present and unite with the Cub
l.. CLEPHANE, Preside I.
JFo. T. CLEMENTS, Jr., Sec, Sels II
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

10 Religious NOTES.-The Capitol HiI
Presbyterian Church meetp temporarily for pub
iio worAhip esoh SABBATH (oom nenoing with
the 26th inst.,l In the room of the House Commit
tee OF Post oiiees and Post Roads, CApitol) at u
Chester.
~ Entrsne0 by the east and west doors OF the
xuip
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

10 -shorthADd.-A Gentleman thar
oughly acquainted with shorthand is desirOus of
forming a class. Having had extensive practice
in reporting and teaching, he 10 enabled TO gusr-
antee his pupils that he will SO far advance them
10 one quarters sson, that they will be en- Abled
to pursue their Itu y without his instruction.,
Address A. T., City p. o. Ee2l-It
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

10 Attention, Colored Men OF the Third
WhRD!-The COlored Men of the Third ward alo
requested to met at Temperate Hall on sA UR-
DAY EVENING, 2ith instant, at 8 O'Clock, for he
purpose OF devising some way TO False fuEdI o
rel eve our ward from the impending draft.
By order Of the
se.4-lt COMMITTEE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

sg Lipcoln and johnson Club-Keep
THE BALL ROLLING Hon. John Prince. OF
MsssaoNusetts, will address the Club this (sAT.
URDAY) evening, at O'Clock, at their Rooms,
Ninth street.