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pELATRD FRass REPoRTs.


Frsn the Army of NorIhsrn YIrgiEia,
SPoTrsYLYANIA C. II f., Nay 10, via Chester
Geld, MAY 81 Yesterday morning, about day,
the enemy, With considerable force Of picked
troops, assaulted Cur left wing. The attack,
however, WAS quite feeble, and We readily re-
pulsed them alfh slight loss on our side but
with considerable slsughtsr Of the enemy. The
fght lasted about one and hall hours. Du
ring this engagement He captured about sixty
prisoners, and The enemy LETT ever two hundred
dead on the field.
Last night the enemy retired from our left,
leaving tEeiT dssd unbuTisd. They seem to Be
msssing on cur right, either fer the purpose Of
attacking us sgSiH or 10 fall esek.
Alter the fight Of yesterday on our left the
enemy opened vigorous csGnSnsding On GUT
rghs wing, TO which we responded, aod fierce
artillery dasi vas kept up tor two hours; cur
side, however, lGsiEg very slightly.
Oar men today have bsea busy collecting
arms on that psgt Of the fsld abandoned by the
enemy. Aany ATns arms beng obtained, which
were bUIled by the enemy.
Yesterday evening there was sonas cavalry
| fighting near GaiRea's station, bat il enounted
q very little
HEADQUAKTERs ARMY NORTHERN gls
| GINA, hsy 20 up 70 three O'clock yesteresy
nothing of interest occurred. About that tins
Gen. EWe1 moved forward in fotee an armed
reconnaissance toward the enemy's right hauh.
About fge O'clock cur skTmisheFs engaged
those OF the enemy a listle west and noTh Of
lheroad leading ron syIvsniA Court House
10 Frederlclzs5uEg Tue 0 emy soon broHshi
| up as&vy foIcs, consisting OF Hsse0ek's q,
a large pzu OF Barnside's n corps, and heavy
artillery troops drawn iTem tho 6efenses al
Washington end sTmed as infantry, when :
considerable fight ensued, aud st one Tins oul
ins OF shifmishers had possession OF Tie
snemy's wagon train, but were compelled TO re
Ilinuuish il, not however, until we bad brought
/ eff some Of their mules. The fight lasted 0nti
/ 9 o'clock At night, when Ewell fell back TO hi
oTigir Al pcsitloB, having lost in the eugsgenen
sbcul enc hundred and ffty wcunoed, ant
: sSaut lLnty killed., and few missing. Th
! gyisonsrs Eepost the enemy s loss much heavier
Ys captured about one hundred prisoners.
Not gun has besa hTea to-day Il is sup
posed Grant is awaiting reinicIeements 10 oIce
: 70 ra8eR tao s!tsek.
To-dsy mutters have besn quiet al day. Yei
terdsy Meade sent = hfg Of truce 70 Gen Lss
,j.suisia.ss ios s~--sl--rs isi. A-ssssSrt
b3dy, toT y heh he applied by flag Of trnes a
ring the Wilderness hsht-
aesde. On tie 18Th, issued q e'ngrssulstor
order to his troops. he claims tha. Lee Y
now abandoned his last iutsenched pcsihol
WHICH be hs3 90 periiDGei0asiy heid, sufsIing
| .oss ef eighteen guns, tTenfy-iour c0iors a
aipks thousand prisoners. hesde iuTihef sal
no fight Is not ovey; the enemy must ne pG
= susd and, if possible, oveic2ms' and thas
iMeads) Expects reinforcemenfs, which
- caunol pessiniy get
TIC weather is warm and the IOsls aFs q
Il drying.
az
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SINGULAR INCIDENT Alter the fght near
Drew1y's blpff o. Monday last, surgeon, whs
vas searching tae Geld loE the wounded that be
might administer 70 tb9iT needs, observed q
mao in = kneeling position, with bis gun TO his
shoulder, pointing TO the front, his leit eye
e.ossd, and having sh iae sPPeaTaEcs ot life
I bsl having passed through his brain, al th,
moment. when, resting on his left knee, be hs(
/ tereu sisht at the foe. L! ID very remarkable
/ ,hat 40 Fisid vas tie corpse, some force Was re
1n,ysd 10 remove the gan kom his grasp. H
sravcd 70 be member of the 26Fh Virginia reg
;mept.-R Rsehm0sd SsSlinsl.
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OHeisl: S. Williams.



Northern pspeTs Of the i6ih and l7lh have
beck received in Richmond. We mako the fol.
lowing extracts from the papers Of list city, Of
The 23i insi:.
Gov. Bradford, of Maryland. has iasusd his
proclamation, calling for shfso regiments for one
hundred days service. They ere to rendes-
v0us st Baltimore, for service within the STATE,
and are in DO case 70 be required TO do duly
outside The Ssals without their consent.
The Yankees are endesvoring to repair their
losses by calling Gus the militia for one hundred
days, to take tee place OF the men who were
IN the Notifications at Washington and on fhe
seaeosst defenses. Yet they pretend thSs cur
Losses are greater than their own, and that He
cannot pgocure any rsinforcements
LOUISVILLE, Nay 14.-Tbe following dig
patch was received here At ssmidHight;
To the Editors Of the Louisvils journal.
FRANKFORT. May 13.-Ksniuekisns to the
rescue! I wsas ten fh0us1nd ak nYonihs' troops
At once! Do not hssisar! Come, viii lead
you Let as help to finish this war, and save
cur government
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II There Is e foEco Of Yankees st Tampa,
FA. and at Peas creek, rAiding through that
saeAioa
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FOR SAEE,
Prairie Plantation, Rear
the Alabama River.

sEHE lu1ersI gued Ofs.E g. ssie IEs magnificent
IL ahTAIIyN,
lying eight mics west q PrEiTie Bluh, IN WfcOz
eo1BIy AIS ELrs=D Es the Porter KjEg place There
are tTTo thcusrd f3-T hundred ard Sly Eve scrss in
Ihe trscG Hbouf eEtt LU8drsu oi Waich are cleared
and 10 higa state CT cativ-i.on, vita Bood cEel
zlr h0ute naFro bousts En huuse. Cutbulidirgs etc
PErert 10 psrt OF Vhos be made IN ConfeC crate
z8Cu-s or haUds, if the purchaser prefers, time Ti
W. r OsMEr
III q nrl.-aa a.
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TerEns of Advertiking.


Ths highest nsskes p7iss, either IL money
q pubscripsien, viii BE- paid for clean cettOn
& Hnea rags, xbits or colsEea. delivered st the
APPEAL ceaning -Esou, Atleuia.
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CIR a PHO.
Reports of ths Press -A.-ociation.

Entered seeoFdns 70 act of Consss IN tbs year 1853
by }. s faEAsaER, In the Clerks o3es Of ths Dis
trie Court o. the Con-sdsrss STATES fgF tie Eorth
sTn DElrict Of Georgia
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sahssifsste FOR Hope in
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Slos-i1e ats VaIge Of RE Old Issue Of Cofsaeretr
Reae use Diso3asIsd 0r fhe Rslo lsste Of CoHfsds-
rsss MgHsg, rse Rate Of 4lrss Doars u cd IssEs
for Too D5liars fn Hcs iasHt fr0a 8 % $500
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Rs%u AzeE5 fer the Array ef Tennessee,
AsD 46EET FOR

z5ae sIfC9FsfsfsSS DGStI s&I513ezts
RAJ Carriers, Brigade and Rssinen.sl News Agents.
EjA bs supplied ns he-et5fore with Daily Papers 81
eighteen to twenty esnts-slsO daily PsPsrE si the
eoznter 81 tweHty avs 0eita
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uffTe.t,so vscekis ago, = Lsaok 5 Bisl.Ab&f1N
u .,, - svsler csn fsL sEis olaee ~ pioFirs
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PHILANDER P. PEASE,
E8-ksGgesafe
GH9 UCRR and COsE.HESSEO9S
PEs. ~ erEF.4ySsT

a LglS-Dsslzr IN U0s. o. Rope, Sheeiieg salTlins
"a Ysrns and Dca-esIiss, Nlrs ms saa herih Ssfo
~ yo5acoo Ni-sbiPE lr0a fIoRi store, ReaeAtEet
street Eusata, GeeIgs
EEFEEENcEss
rfitrbar 4 gyaitkz. Eaean, tis5 ErHin & Hsraes
fysysupsb e. ecDA-iet = lIbT, LynehbuIg Va
KenI Psyns a Co. n, hIaOuds NilEiuisi ; < s's"eI.
- orty. ulsry, ale; l. b E.cl q Co. 4asusta S-l s
, Ntsb = Co. mobile, Aisi LEI uel fee1lss, E9ttla
burg la- J a llsioz7 Cisric-toll seuih OHl e-lna-
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
iA2O-I2th
ORDINANCE OFFICE,
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMEHT,l
WAIHIN0ToH, January Is, 1884. I
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until Thursday, the 18th day OF January, at I
O'Clock p. m, for filing, assembling, plating, flo.
iShlng, packing, and boxing 10000 u. s. artillery
curb bits OF the latest pattern to be delivered at
the United States Arsenal, Springfield, Mass. The
side bars and mouth pieces a. they come from tho
where specimens and the model bits can be seen.
The shell bearing the letters U. s A. are TO be
made om No, "a sheet GTdS Providence 1iTe gudgeJ
and filled with lead before being soldered. The
fine quality. The rings are TO be OF the best iron
clock wire, and the lower bar Of brass wire. The
bits to be subject to inspection in all stages OF
the work. and before being packed are to he marked
with the makers name Ald residence. They are
to be packed In paper bundles OF six each, labelled
10 bundles In box IS prescribed by the Depart
ment.
Packing boxes TO bo valued by the Inspector.
Deliveries are to be made at the rate OF 600 per
week. the first delivery OF 600 to be made on the
goth February.
The stock furnished by the United States will be
inspected before issue, and for every set OF parts
delivered to the contractor, bit 10 to be returned.
No bids will be considered except from parties
actually engaged in the plating and finishing buHl-
neBB, and who can give good security for the per-
iormAnce OF the work. Bidders will inol0Se with
their bids the written Acknowledgements OF their
suIetieH over their own signatures.
Each party obtaining contract will be required
to enter into bond, with approved sureteS Tor Its
faithful O. ecution. Upon the award being made,
successful bidders will be notified and furnished
with forms OF contract and bond.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, II not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals. will be addressed to Bfigadler GEN
eral George D. Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Wash.
ington, D. c. ;" and will lie endorsed Proposals fOl
Artillery Curb Bts." GEO. d. RAMSAY,
JAl6-lOt Brig. Gen. Chief OF Ordnance.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
AnuaenaentH.

CANTERBURY HALL.-The attractions at this
popular establishment still continue undimin-
ished. II rstcasS performers in their profession,
good man Agement, and ever attentive and obliging
duaehsS entitle 1t TO public patronage, the "Can-
terbury" must prosper not only In public eHtimA-
tion but In that more important consideration to
Its energetic MGnAger-lnanclAl success
This evening there will be a complete change OF
programme, as entertaining az varied. Misses Eva
Brent and ErneStine De Faiber, who continue to
gain fresh lAurela from their delighted admirers,
will appear In new selections. The King Brothers
in their surprising gymnAItie featS the unrivAled
Ethiopian quArtette, EagAn, Edwards, Williams,
and Armstrong Mons. Fouohe and the charming
Ballet Troupe. Concluding each evening with =
faVOrite farce introducing Geo. EdeIon and the
cellent pAntonnlme company.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
PROPOSALS.
POSALS FOR CAVALRY
HORSES
CAVALRY BUREAU,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, J
WAsuIHuTOS ID. C., January lb, 1854,


OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, }
WAsHINOTOS, ID. C., January 10, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until I2 o'clock NJ, SATURDAY, January
30, 1884 for FIVE HUNDRED (5OOl CAVALRY
HORSES, all to be delivered at Des MOines, Iowa,
within thirty days from date Of contract.
Said horses TO be sound in all particulars not
less than 1--WE 10Y nor more than nine 10y years old
from l6 to l6 hands hight dark eOOrs, good square
trottcrs bride WISE and Of size sufficient for cav
Ihtse 5peci6caiioHs 0iH be strictly adhered 10 aud
rgidly enforced IN every particular
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
by a guaranty tor its faithful performance.
Form OF bid and guaranty can be had on ApplicA-
tion to Captain Hunt, A. q NJ, at Davenport,
Iowa.
Successful bidders will be required to enter into
written contracts, with good and sufficient Secu-
rty, within eight S) days from date OF acceptance
OF bids.
The oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid.
The undersigned reserves the right TO reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
No bid will be entertained for less than hity
horses.
Payment will be made on completion OF contract
or as soon thereafter as funds may he received.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Cav.
airy Horses" and addressed to Captain James A.
Ekln, Chief QusrtermaSter, Cavalry Bureau,
Warrington, ID, Q.
Any further information will be promptly given
Un application 10
JAMES A, EKIN,
IalblN Chief QuartermSstrr, Cavalry Bureau
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
DROPosALS FOR DEAD HORSES
L AND MULES.
CHIEF QUAhTEhMAsTENBU UFfICEI
DDPoT OF WAsHIRoToH,
WASaTHaroN n n Jannarv IN 1894


WAsHMOTos, d. O., January -, 1864
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until MONDAY, February I, 1891, at ~ o'clock NJ :,
for the sale Of all the Horses and Mules that mAy
die or be killed at this Depot within the next
twelve u2) months succeeding the date OF the con.
tract.
The. bodies OF the animals will be delivered by
the United States, daily, to any point within the
limits Of this city that may be agreed upon by the
Government and the contractor, and to be conveyed
from thence by the contractor sufficient distance
from the limits OF the District of Columbia so AZ
not to become nuisance TO the citizens thereof or
to this Depot.
Bidders will state the amount per animal, and
give his full name and post office address.
Payment will be required at the end OF each
month In Government funds for the number OF
animals delivered during the month.
An oath OF allegiance to the United States Gov
ernment must accompany each proposition
The ability OF the bidder TO I'LL the contract,
should 1t be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons, whose signatures are
to be appended to the guarantee.
Bonds in the sum OF 81 900, signed by the con-
tractor Ahd both his guaFantOIs, will be required
Of the successful bidder upon signing the contract
Proposals must be plainly marked Proposals
for Dead Horses and Mules and addressed to the
undersigned. d. II, RUCKER,
Brlgadier General and Chief QuartermaSter,
Jalt-lh Depot Washington,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

Q-The Weak always In Jeopardy.-Mark
this When epidenJcs prevail the feeble fall nrst
II requires stamina 10 resist the malaria that causes
sickness. Bear In mind, that IL Ia ust as easy 10
strengthen the body a. TO improve the condition OF
the mind. II would be a. rational to say that the
mental constitution cannot be invigorated by In
struotion AZ that the physical constitution cannot
be fortified and sustained by artificial means. The
means has been provided by science.
In HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS we have q Tonic perfectly harmless and
possessing qualities which render II the most po-
ever been administered TO man. In all atmos.
pheres there ls present deleterious principle,
and this principle 10 most powerfully developed
toward the close OF the summer and in the fall of
the year. Rop, therefore, 10 the time when the
frame and the constitution should be braoed up to
resist 10. Tone the stomach, the liver and the
bowels with HosTETTER's BITTERs, and as far as
human means can afford protection, you will be
safe from Bilious Attacks, Intermittent Fever,
prevail more or less everywhere In the summer
and autumn. ja25eo3t
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
PROPOSALS FOR BUNTING AND
DRY GOODS.
BUREAU Or NAVIGATION,


WASHINoToE, January 25, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until ~ the 26th day OF February next
for furnishing the requisite supply Of Bunting and
Dry Goods for the use Of the Navy at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard during the balance OF the year ending
the S0th June, 1854.
Proposals must be endorsed " Proposals for
OF this Bureau. nt.r. - -
are particularly described In the printed sched.
ules, copies OF which may be obtained on ApplIoa.
ton to the Navigation 0iiioer At the Drooklyn
Navy Yard, or TO the Bureau. Samples will be
ton TO the Navigation Ofieer.
All articles must be delivered to the Yard At the
expense and risk OF the contractor, in suitable
packages, with his name properly marked there
on and the articles must be subject to inspection,
Measurement, weight, &c, at the Yard, and en-.
tirely IStiSfAstory to the Navigation onioer there
Every offer must be accompanied by a written
guaranty, a. required by law.
SuTeties In the full amount will be required to
sign the contract and their responsibility
TO BY United States District Judge, Attorney,
Collector, or Navy Agent.
ian 96-WAW
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
THE COURTS,

District Supreme Court-Criminal Term.
January 2s.-MAry Bruce, tcolored,) charged with
larceny OF sl0o from a soldier, was found guilty,
and sentenced to the Albany penitentisry for one
year.
NJ. E. Post, who submitted her case yesterday,
for keeping a bawdy house, was sentenced by Judge
olin to pay a fine Of 400.
Up to l p. m. the trial OF Frank o'Toole for the
murder OF Mr. Stevenson, OF Kentucky, had not
been taken up.
United States Court OF Claims.
January 2T.-Nothing of special interest trans
plred In this Court yesterday.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

A WORD or ADvIcH.-Those who have been
doetoring for weeks aud months without obtaining
RELIEF, should consult DR.. FinhbAtt, whose once
~ No, AL street. corner OF Eighth street. and be
radically cured. twenty-five years experience has
established DR.. FishblAtt's reputation a. physI-
alan. Recent cases cured In q few days. Charges
modarAta. DR.. FIsHBLAfT,
No. al street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post ONES.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

KNOCKED Down BIT HoRsR.-An old man
named Richard Cotter was knocked down yeSter-
day, at the corner Of Seventh and II streets, By .
horse driven by a boy. He was said to have been
very seriously injured. Sergeant Johnson and
another police ofneer conveyed him to his home,
on II street between Second and Third.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

POLICE CAsEs.-D -Disgrdeera CoRduet.-Oficer
MoChesney, OF the Second ward, yesterday arrest
cd John Watt, florist, who has q hot-house on
Fourteenth street, on the complaint OF q little
girl about u years OF age, named Emma Bryan,
who stated that she and another girl went to the
hothouGe to look at the flowers, and while there
Watt locked the door, took her on his lap, and
acted In an outrageous manner. She was fright
encd At large knife that Watt had In his hand,
and did not cry out. Watt was brought before
Justice Clark, who held him to bail in $500 to Np-
pear at the Criminal Court. q
oyIfsr Thf.C-EdwArd Tyler was yesterday ar
rested by ofleer MoChesney the charge Of steal
Ing oysters from T. NJ. Harvey. He was brought
before Justice Clayton, who committed him to jail
for court.
Raps.-JAmes Evans was yesterday arrested by
ofieer A. A. Greer, on the charge Of committing .
rape on q woman named Ellen Williams. Justice
Barnaclo committed him to jail for court.
Grand Ldrceny.--E. II. Jones was yesterday
arrested by the police of the First ward on the
charge OF grand larceny. He was held to bail for
court by Justice DrurJ.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

HOTELS USED As BAwDY HousEs.-The
grand jury yesterday found true bills against the
proprietor OF the United States Hotel, Moses Bean,
and against H. D. Gelston, ofthe Contra, Hotel.
The bills charge them with keeping their hotels
A. bawdy hotiues,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

tpOVV ieet oNS anu III hemlOok JOt1t IL feet long.
All the above described TO be good merchant,
able lumber, subject to the Inspection Of an agent
appointed on the part OF the Government,
All the Lumber TO be delivered within twenty
days after signing the contract.
Proposals. from dfilovdl parifet icH not be consid
cred An oath Of allegiance to the u. s. Govern.
ment must accompany each proposition.
The ability Of the bidder 70 All the contract,
should IL be awarded TO him, must be guaranteed
BY two responsible Perrons, whose signatures must
be appended 70 the guarantee.
The responsibility Of the guarantora must DO
shown BY the official certi1eate OF the Clerk of the
nearest District Court, or Of the U. S. District At
torney. I'd. b.. 'a"'
bidders must be present In person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be consid-
cred. % 81 ..
The full name and post ofice address Of each
bidder must be legtbly written in the proposal.
IL bid 10 made In the name Of firm, the names
OF all parties must appear, the bid will be con
Iidered a. the Individual proposal Of the party
bonds in the sum ofhalf the amount Of the con.
tract, signed by the contractor and both OF his
guArAntorn Will be required OF the successful bid
der upon signing the contract
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high Is reserved by the Depot Quarter
Informal proposals will be rejected.
Proposals must be addressed TO BrIKAdier General
D. II. RUCKER, ChiefDepot QuartermaGter, Wash
ington, D. C., and should be plainly marked Pro-
poSals for Lumber.n y--.-
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

FREs DURING THE PAST YEAR.-The report
Of Mr.. Peabody, Chief Engineer Of the City Fire
Department, made TO the City Councils, shows
that during the year ending December 10th there
were i2l alarms Of ire Of which 70 were for aetua
fires, Il OF which required the services Of som
portion Of the department. The loss OF propcrty
amounted to sISi, ,oI225 amount OF insurance on
buildings Ella, 1905 amount paid by the insurance
companies ssi ,2o7.26 showing a saving OF s7s,-
0eQ16 to the Insurance companies. The loss TO our
own citizens above Insurance was S5o,oo5 as SI6,-
900 was Government property. OF these fires -
were ineendiary, 6 supposed ineendiary, and un-
known, making iS which could be set down show
ing that mere than one half were the work OF
ineendiarlea.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

NEW YoRK sTTLKs.-Gentlsn,en's C,othino p
Ecs snd Fashionable "a large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
Ing Coata EXCEL IN beauty, grade and finish any.
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
oo9-f s72 Pa. Av., bet. Ninth and Tenth sts
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
LOCAL NEWS.

Let CHAMBERLIS's 'sREsTAURANT.-Every one
who has trAyeried Lake Champlain upon steamers
will remember Captain Lot chanbsflin, one Of the
nost popular steamboat captains OF the northern
waters, and those Of our citizens acquainted with
the Captain will be glad to learn that he has tted
up Hrst-olass Restaurant for ladies and gentle
men 81 the corner Of Psnnsylvania avenue and
sixth street. The premises formerly occupied by
wm. Hopkins have been taken by the Captain and
he has enlarged them by the additisn ofseVeral
large and pleasant rooms, with an entrance from
the avenue for ladies. Everything about the e..
tAblishment IL clean and comfortable AndpAtrons
are served with the best the market affords.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

SMALL Pox PATIEST.-A colored man named
W. W. Denis, was found laying in the street yes
terdAy, sick with the small pox. ofioers Johnson
and Green, OF the sixth precinct, took him to the
station house and Afterwards procured permit
for his admission to the small pox hospital at Kali
nFamA.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
VIM wu. nm cu,n.n On a va ao.,,0 n o.l,

WHO WILL m CURHD I'VE desire 70 call
speeal attention 10 the advertisement Of tho oele-
bIated Dr. Vellny, whioh appears in another column
The Doetorsa sale and reliable practitioner, whose
lkill and experience In guarantee that the unfor-
tunate victim Of certain fndisoreons can with
hdonee intrust his ease In his hands. Let young
man be warned In time, and seek the best means Of
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

DRoPPED DKAD.-An old man named Geo.
Wedge dropped dead on the street near the Eastern
Branch Bridge. His death Is supposed to have
been caused by congestion of the brain.