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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

PRISONERS IN RIcuMoND.-The Richmond
Examiner of last Saturday says
Yesterday afternoon six hundred and ninety
Eve privates and non-commlssioned officers
and twelve commissioned officers were marched
into Richmond from Gen. Lees front. The
privates were Chartered at Crews factory,
Main street, below Twentieth, and the officers
committed 10 the Libby. .. .
The following are the names of the officers.
Capt. d. B. McKibbln, 14th regulars; Capt,
Chas. @. Dodge, 20ih Mich; Capt Henry r,
Kelley, 11sth Penn; Capt. Gilbert Petit, 1s0th
N. y, lat Lieut.. L. 8. Huntington, 11th regu.
lars; LIST Lieut.. Chas. L. Noggle, Cd Infantry
I'd Lieut.. Henry Glbbon, 140th N. Y, Cd Lieut.
Sylvester Crossley, 11sth Penn; Cd Lieut.. Geo.
". Curtis, 140th N. T.; % Lieut.. Hiram e
Wentworth, 14th N. Y. art.j Capt. W. D. Posse,
18th regulars. ID ...r.....s III
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Punishment or ausrr,i,...

Tho bin which has passed the House pro.
vides as follows; =.
That the provisions Of the twenty-fiTet sec.
tion Of an act entitled "An act for enrolling
and calling out tho National forces, and foT
other PURPOSES" approved third Marcb, eight
cen hundred aud sixty-thrGe, shall apply as
well TO the sentences Of Hillary commissions
as TO those Of courts. martial, and hereafter
the Commanding General In tho field, or the
commander OF the Department, as the case
may be, shall have power to carry into execu
tion all sentences against guerrillAs, aud fol
robbery. ar.oD, burglary, Tape, assault with
intent TO commit rape, and for violation of the
laws and customs OF war, a. well rs sentences
against spies, mutineers, deserters and mur.
derers. q,
Sec. Q. That every officer authorized to order
general court-martial shall have power to
pardon or mitigate any punishment ordered by
snch court, Including that of confinement in
the penitentiary, except the sentence Of death,
or OF cashierlng or disInlsslng an officer, which
sentences II shall be competent during the con.
tiDuance Of the present rebellion for the Geu-
eral commanding the army in the field, or the
department commander, as the case may be, tC
remit or mitigate; and the fifth section of the
act approved July seventeenth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty.two, chapter two hundred and
ope, he, aud the same Is hereby repealed, SO
far as 1t relates to sentences OF lmptlson.
ment In the penitentlary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

WHAT TIN CHRISTIAN COMMISSION Is Do
INa.-Thc Christian Commission has sent
through Washington and Baltimore over one
hundred delegates, since the change of base,
to work among the wounded coming in at the
White House also large quantities of stores
-Four teams have heen purchased in addition
to those heretofore employed between the
White House and the fronp As many ss live
hundred boxes OF stores have been sent in a
single day. A steam-tug, schooner and barge
are chartered by the Commission to transport
stores from Washington TO the base. - -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

iSed here. Az II became necessary TO scatter
these regiments upon long line Of railroad,
Gen. 8. has again reported for orders, and Is
now waiting for q new command, Just as q
good many Generals, who are among the Louis
vile JoUrnapS fayorites, have done before him.
He Is, therefore, neither appointed 10 the
command Of a convalescent camp, nor was his
predecessor q Captain, inasmuch as he him
self formed the camp OF instruction and Ind
no predecessor at all.-Ndshvillc Timer.
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The Rep t,tlon. Of History.

To ne EtIor Of hs Eep York Tia1;
"History repeats Itself" And there is no
new thing under the sun"
For the original OF the Cleveland Convention
see lst Samuel, 22d chapter, 2d yersei
And every one that was In distress, and
every one that was In debt, and every one that
was discontented gathered themselves EntO
him. and he became a Captain over them; and
there were with him about four hundred men. :"
A CONSTANT READER.
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The Leslie arrived at the Yard this morning
from the lower Potomac.
A force Of seven hundred, composed Of the
seamen and soldiers, had lately started on
raid.
It would not be proper to state now in what
direction they have gone.
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Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. P. M.

Another Dieoksdo Runner Destroyed.
The Navy Department received information
to-day that on the I'd instant the United States
steamer WamsuttS, stationed at Georgetown,
8. O., chased a side-wheel steamer TIL she ran
ashore. She proved to be the Rose, of London,
with an assorted cargo. Amer fruitless efort
10 get her alioat. abe was destroyed.
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GOLDEN sEHTENoEa.

"THE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO
DIVIDE THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION Is
PAsr.n
~fsHILL Sor RETURN TO SLAVERY ANY
PERSON WHO II FREE BY tbs TERMS OT
THE PRocLAkITI0E, OR By ANY ACT oT
coE0RESSn
PROCLAIM FULL PARDON To ALL WHO
soLEMHLY swEAR TO HRNCEFoRTH FAITH.
FULLY SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND pEFENn
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITE D STATES
AND THE UNION OF THE STATES THERE
UEpERp
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Baltimore county has now thirteen paper
mills within its limit, several iron establish
msntS, q large number OF grist, merchant and
saw mills, . number Of cotton factories, with
many other establishments chiefly driven by
water power. There 10 much water power In
The county rSaAlninK unImprOySd.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

rHB BEowN AVID wnEr oksx.-Tho causc Of
Marshall brown %. Emily y. wiley, the details Of
which were published last summer, was com.
that the jury could not agree on 4 verdict at the
last trial. Mes,rs. bradley and Dsvidge appear
for the plaintiff and Thos. A. Smith, EGq., OF this
city; n. .. BreAt, Of Baltimore and Senator Brown
ing, sf ILL.,, appear for the defendant. Hereafter
We will publish the history OF the case.
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New York stock List. ,''
By the Peoples Telegraph Lines, r''
OniceI-5ii Ninth street and corner PennsylVAniA
r, avenue and sixth street. sal
GOOD NEWS From KENTUoKY.
MorEan's Rebels scsttered-G Gen. Hobson
nnd stan Rec aptured

LExTNGToN KY, June 13.-Capt Dickson, in
o dispatch to Gen. CarrlDgton, says Gen. Bur
bridge is now here and reports tho rebel force
out oI ammunition, scattered, and utterly de-
morallzed Ia the fight at Cynthiana. ,e5-l
A dispatch from Falmouth, Kentucky, this
P. IN. says, after tho Gynthiana defeat, Gen.
llohson and part Of his stan were sent, under
guard, to Falmouth, but tho whole party were
Tecaptured by scouting party, and are now ut
Falmouth.
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NEW York Soldiers AID AssooIArIoS.-
This Amoeistion met, In pursuance with Sdlourr. .
mem, men sAIIidsy SysnIgg,s p m, y smes4's Hall
wSs soSs! 'ns =. f6iS~. fGfiSg TsSH Gr
Hon. X. n. Fenton, M. 81 v. Q fresideItl-J N.
Gr.rser EEQ'i nes'ur.r-, tn, St.. Lbs, D. /.
Esq TeeS,d ne scsrs,Sy@P. B. Fo.ter, r.q X
e utive Committees. v BoSd EFQ., Col, Jim
bradley, h. sperry D g. jayne, ID. a Morgan,
Cha lee n, seaeh, liza GpOdnoW, T. BUTT, Aud Col.
J. L. lTrArce. .....
=. he Presldcnf, on taking the ehair, nd !fe,srd
the AssociHtton bTien In TeB4 d to It's objects
Col. North the 81 ate Agent Leing called on hy
the PrfBtdent to CxDan to the AssOctrtion how
II could best no,opersts with him in tI oFi,cis 10
sd the sick and wounded G1lfl, rs Of New YORK
rep udeh, y'l,iui the oprratlons OF III
agency what hai he' done, and What was LEFT
uHdoIe for the warts OF men ~ the frohi-ArC
stated mat he seat ten surgrIus tn I've mont TIA.
m'dintsly after the battles Of the WiiderneIE, whl
trrlyed on % the grcnn n dysnoe ot lnluqtecg All
cha se of the h"sC'tal' At F'edeticLshufg. Alsr
large number OF nurses and auzntIty Of sup,
plieh, h'if 'hHt on &C QUIT Of the large number VI
AOunded, mNny sutieTet for the want OF attentior
He eNpl ,ined similar opera ions Of the Agency nj
other plNors where the wIVndet have been Te
eeiyed. He stated that his funds were ample
snd ihtths Assncia'iOl could Md by hAVing mia.
| ute men ready togo to the front on call, aud bI
viaitug the sick and wOundid Oldiets iI the v.
eLAl ho'pit is Ard find cut Their nsocGsttlcB aud
administer 10 their want md s,id more de end
ed ~ the cNpfessiouS Of sympathy with the sick
and wounded Oftentimes than the bsstowAl Of ~ \
material aid.
The following Tes2Iu loo waI then Adopt d!
ResOiref, Tn hlt the Executive Committee br In.
strueted TO devise p an OF operations Ia eopj jun
ion with tho state agent, by which he aud the
aoelaton can best eo-opeTAte In A,aing the sick
ami wOunhed soldiers from New York.
NJ. c. Lee submitted report from Stone Hos
pitai. col. John s. DoTranee also submitted re,
port from Seminary HOstitAl
Tho Association was enlarged 10 nunbaFF, and
many volunteers offered themselves Rs m mute
IN n md ua nv IN via ola A.
hn pitfalls.
The President WAS emp 1wered TO call meetlngI
Of the Association, and At his suggestion II al
ionTned for one week, to meet at same place and
time,
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Gen. nn,l.r,. comm.nd aul.,.

FoRrREss MONROE, June 1873 80 p. m
The steamer Thomas Powell has just arrived
rom Bermuda Hundred, and reports all quiet
in Gen. Buffers department.
No intelligence from Gen. Grant. His sup
phes still go to him via the White House and
York river.
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The frlgstes Lancaster and st. Mary's we're
at Callao on the 2Sth ult.
The Spanish Admiral and Commander were
burnt in efngy at Panama.
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PICNcINa UHrLRAsANT.-Yeffcrda after
noon Anderson Scott, q colored laborer, living on
the Isaed, was arrested by Patrolman Gibson, Of
the seventh ward, on the charge Of stealing cloth
Ing from Alice Jordon, valued At about $40 He
abe was absent at . picnic. He was committed
TO jail by Justice Boswell 10 await the action OF
the grand iuFV
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Arrest Of Marshal Murray.

New YoRK, June 13.-United States Marshal
Murray was arrested to-day by the sheriff Of
Greene county, on a warrant issued under an
Indictment OF the grand jury OF that county,
for kidnapping. The matter will probably be
Srranged so that the Marshal will be released
on his own recognlEAnce to appear when
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

ALLHduD BLsTARDY.-The case Of Pruit,
who was arrested on wArrhnt issued by Justice
Kinaey, charging him with being the father, by q
negro woman, Of an iilegitimate child, and de-
msndlng him tn contribute 10 It's support, is post-
poned TIL 10 o'clook Thursday, for the purpose Of
allowing Mr.. Fruit an ample opportunity Of win.
dleatinE his reputation itom the base charge.
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DIED.

ou the 18th instant, Ato.iop p. m JAMES A. Con
DON, bged 80 years,
The funeral will take place this afternoon, All
o'clock, from his late resldenoe on NJ street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, Navy Yard, TO which the
friends OF the family are invited to attend.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

On the esd ultlmo, Mr.. Condor, the editor Of
the New Orleans PiodyH@e, was ordered by the
Provost Marshal q: chat place TO prepare to
leave ON the following day for Pascagoula. .
Gen Bowen, however, modified tho! order for
his banishment, so as to allow him the prlvi-
lege OF going to any foreign cOuIttry.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

Judge VIM. D. Kelley, Hon. @. W. sehoneld
and others will address the loyal Pennsylvs-
mans at the Union League Rooms to- night.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

E1-nannc ation hreeting.-The Illinois
Union Club will hold meeting on THURSDAY
EVENING, June 18th, at the Club Rooms, 400
Ninth atreet, to rAtify the nominations Of the Bal
the State have promised TO be present, and grand
good time may be expected. II Ia hoped all Illi-
noisans In the city will be able to attend The
regular weekly meeting 10 postponed on, account
Of the ratification meeting 70 be held At the Patent
Once. .4r.. ... NJ. d. BROWN, Preht.
j. A. McKRAH, Seey. .. ... jeIl-St
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az Me2Iean bLHssanK ILnIInent.-Tn

~ Mexican BINSINnE IdnImsnt.-ThS
parties IN st. Louis and Cincinnati, who have been
sfuptegieiting the Mustang LIuiucRt uuher pre-
terss fpToprietorahip, have been thoroughly e5.
topped oy the courts. To guard AgAiDst further
imposition, hayrpiosured from the United states
Treasury private stec plate revenue stamp,
which Ia placed ~ sT the top NJ each bottle Each
stamp bcHTb the fec EmIe ui NY signature, and
without which the article is y counterfeit danger
Gus and worthless imitation. Ey anime every bot
ue' This Lininent has been in uSe and growing
In favor fnT many years. There hardly exists q
hamlet On The hNhtiab!e globe that does not con-
tain evidence st its wonderful chsctS. II Ia tho
boat emOliCnt In the world. WIlhIt prescott i'm.
ingFedU' OH, its effects upon man and Geaat
are perfeetly re'iNFksble sores are healed, pAinG
FelleNed' uveh s1vAi valuable ruimalG made use
tul' ga untold Lla aHvaS'I. For outs, bruises,
FpFAlna, rheumStiEw, swSluugA, bites, eAked
hresats, strained hOrEnS, Sc, It 10 q sovereign
remedy that should never he diUpenEed with. II
should be In every family. Soil hy al druggists.
te2o-oo6n S. bARNES New York.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

The splendid railroad bridge over the Wabash
fire on Monday morning last. All tue covered
portion west OF the draw, save one section, was
burned. The burned portion, including the
trestle work, was about fourth OF mileloug,
and and to replace Y will cost from $5o,DOO TO
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JKwKLRYi JBwELRri JBwsLRY Fine gold
plated Jewelry for One Dollar, the Dollar Store,
AS Pa. avenue, near Four-and-a-hAlt u,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E1-specIal Notlce.-yvuIIam A. jack
Jefferson DayiG's co.ehman,) will speak in Ar
bury Church on next WEDkEsDAY Evening,
Juno 18Th, oemmbnotnR AT 8 o'clock. Admission rs
cents, children 10 esnts. jel6-2ts
~ A Fair and Festival for the bene nc
brave soid,ers h now beipE hsid Al ODD Fellow,
Hall, Seventh street. Season tickets, admitting q
gentleman and lady, eli singlo admission rs cents;
children, 10 cents. = r. -....H #.. Iei4.lIt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

Carlotta and Adelina Patti. NantIer, Dldie,
Tamherllk and Renconi, aud William Vincent
Wallace, are among the latest musical arrivals
In London.
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The Prs.,dsnr. vi.it 10 the Ph,iad,iph,.

PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-The committee ap-
pointed to invite President Lincoln to visit the
Central Fair have received telegraphic an
swer that the President expects TO be able 10
visit the Fair on Thursday next, the 10th inst.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A SCHOONER SEIZED. - The schooner
"F1lghtn was brought up TO the city yeSte Day,
having been seized for having on board whiakey
not on the manifest. The charter paTties on
hoard were purveyors TO Gen .lBurnsldo'A BEAD.
taken under guard to the Provost MarAh alta Of
tica and gave bail for their appearance when
wanted. They represent that the seizure NJ the
vessel was made upon q mere tenhHiea'tty, as
while they had few bottles more OF ofwhiskc" thau
appeared on their permit they had . Ie1s quantity
OF hfAndv-hkvtnE simply filled out the order
with whisky because they could not obt sin sur
hcient quantity Of the sort of brandy wAutod. The
dstentlon to which the vessel Ia subjected will
ruin large lot Of oranges, lemons, eggs, veseta-
hleE, etc. .rr
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

WANTED---THhEE OR FOUR PU,
w pilI to learn the PIANO. OR 4, by Q
lady WHO has few hours during the day To spare.
AddTesI, "a, b - Box -, at this Ufiisf, j.ll-u
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LAncrYY or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Harerty ,

LkRCGEY OF CLoTHING.-Mnry Hagerty WAS
arcs cd yeHteIdly, by Sergeant Crontu, 1T he
FluIth wSrd, on the eh 'rg' Of stealing laiy'B
clothing valued 1T shout go, from T. len l. Llug,whO
lvGH on X street, tIsRnd,l between Fnut-SAd-a- A.
AaI aud sixth stIeetS, She went with 40 her
woman into the house aud took the clothing, but
was detected by the owner. She was Committed
tS III BY Justice GlbeESon TO await the action OF
thy grand lIry.
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sCRpTURAL LREcITATIoNs.-E. Kelley scrip
trAl IeoitationB at tue First Baptist CoOred
chu eh this evening, The exetoiSsh will be very
t. Teittng, consulting OF reoitauonE and AlIwera
I queStionI by two colorCd chil'reR between ten
and sleVsn years Of age.
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WTG-BRATER.--John Nally was arrested yes
iaIand, On tn cha &c Of commlftiny an ASsauit and
battery on his WIiy NiTglnla, and NAa nrd al 6s
by luGlIee boswell, and sent TO the work -hOIsC Ia
dolault OF payment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

DIED FROM MS WOUNDs.-I.ieut. Eugene
Welsh, OF the 62d New YoTG regime IT., died ISst
evening, at ATmOFy Square Hospital, from the
effects ofWoundI received al spottsylYAnlI,
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INDECENT LAEGUAGB.-Isabulla Penny, n nu-
laty woman, was arrested This sneTuOOn y FL
cor C9FTAher, OF the nth pfeGinG on the cf.rEe
Of using Indecent languNIe tOwar.la ~ lNh,th
GTutar and was hnsd Sla 5S BY JuStiGs BOu.sn, '
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I1nOto convention. All Tue Union memDefh from
the state have promised TO be present, and grand
good time msy bc eSpected. II Ia hoped all IllI-
noissns in the city will be able to attend The
regular weekly meeting 10 postponed on. account
the ratification meeting 70 be held at the Patent
onos; gsS, m,Kr., so.v. h' b. BROWN s.fIes; rTess
s5-NeIes.--A Meeting ofthe Ladies' SOL
dier'a Relief Association win take place a. Gal
brsith Chapel, L street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, on THURSDAY, June 18th, At 8 o'clock p.
n. The public are earnestly solislted 70 be present
viii be for the isudAbIe purpose OF AIIeviAling the
miserles Of the sick ADD wounded eolored troops,
and getting such dolicaeies for them as do not
appear to be otherwise provided for their comfort
| Able speakers will address the meeting.
| BY order OF the President:
| MlSs VICTORIA ToMPKINs Seey.
-... -.... COMMITTEE,
Mr'. uSh MSh1ra water'' MI. Fanny DpaosIs
Mas Frances flshnAn. Jsii~St'
rs- GeorKs town, il une IL, 1904. Steamer
| Fairbanks has Arrived from New York. Con-
sisneea WIN please attend to removing their goods
This steamer sails for New York at p. m. on
jeiS-at MORGAN a RHINEHART
n- Loyal PsnnsyIvsnisns.-Thsr viii
be public meeting of the Association Of Loyal
/ IennBylvaninps a. the Union League rooms, on
Inst, AZ o'clock, TO rstiiy the nominations Of the
delivered. The public generally are respectfully
invited to attend. BY order OF the Executive Com
mittee. u. .' jeIs-2t
| EE-0EIosisior Union CIu1o-RstIfion-
rtos MEErISG.--The next meeting of this Club
VIII be held at the Union Leasns Rooms, 4sl Ninth
p p.i; ~; os the tssn lnssns.
nations or Abrnh Am IJnsoln AMI Andrew iohnSon.
| for President and Vice President -. n
Several members OF Csngresa from New York
@ m 70 oe pissenL aha aaureas inc meet
| The Executive Comnittee meets at1pu
| a.. s. SEYMOUR, PresIIent.
GEO ID. EnLEsToN, Secretary. Jeli-9t
| 0nxceIsior Union CIub.p-ThIs club Is \
composed Of Union citizens of New York, residing
YEN N Mashlhs,Hnn,, hegnIsg X msettings
each week. In Inc tyIiSn L Ssue Ro.mS. "a, Ninth
street, between and u.
| Every loyal New YoiGer Is invited TO Join the
- N ~ IN stt ~ So vs,nIpo it p,ast,nt asS 'A
| GEoRaR d. EGLEsToS Secretary, @ jeil.H
+ n, Tn. N.,t7 IIs,,,,I.r aI..tI.s- ar 16s
| Board Of TRUSTEES OF the P,bIIa SCHOOLS will he
held on TUESDAY MEX =, the 14th Instant at AZ
O'Clock y m -r. ,,on.,,, - .- -
So IyEr... " - nON'HLI' E 'o0ro'HS'
1 CH-FestIvaI and Fair at Island Hail.
| The Ladies' oil the seventh AtTeDt PreHbEteFiAn
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WASHINGTON, ID. O.

TUEsDAYmnn,.u,,..;m Il, 1894
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THEFT OF MoNEY.-Last night Sergeant Hep
burn, OF the Tenth precinct, arrested q mao named
Lawrence PConRer on the charge Of stealing 50
iron the trunk OF a roommate named John Fol-
voy. Tho moaey had been put In the trunk, which
was broken NJ en- and the money taken out. The
pocket book, in which II was contained, wRI ater-
warts found IN the possession OF the accused. JUS
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= % The Next IIexUiisr Meeting OF tho
Board Of TRUSTEES OF The P'blla schools will be
held on TUESDAY MEX . the 1+th instant at AZ
jeii-st s's n. 7. MoRsELL, Secretary.
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Es- Gsorgstown, tune IL, 1904. steamer
Fairbanks has Arrived from New York Con-
sisnees WIN please attend to removing their goods
at once. sr' 81. l. .t
This steamer sails for New York at p. m. on
TuetdAy, lGth Inst.
jeiS.2f MORGAN l. RHINEHART.
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James A. Gordon, an old and mueh.cat eenad citi
zen Of this city, died at his residence on VI street
near the Navy-yard gate. Mr.. GortiNU has severa
times represented his ward In the Lity Councils
and hiss been for many years sknlful mech Nni,
III the Washington NAvy.yaTd He waH one OF thu
oldest officers of the AnAoOstia Fir Company, ant
thoir engine house 10 heavily drapei with the en-
bems Of mourning, 10 respect to the memory o
the deceased. The funeral took place Al, o'clocl
this afternoon. .
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p-FestIval and Fair az Island Hall
The Ladies' OF the seventh Street Presby teriAn
Church Will hold their Festival at the above Hall,
oommeHcing biONDAY, MAY so. The best Band
Of Music In this city has been engaged for the 90
easlop. The Piano IL kindly furnished by Mr..
John y. Ellis. Admission 10 cents. soAion tick
eta. one perpon, 30 cents Family tiekots season,
Ai.O0. r ~ -. ...t.s tr .I".- my212ws
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Jas. G. Mcclure 4
Co. HOll ylgteTday afternoon, an old brick hous
tieth Strfe q to WIN. II. Thompson, for 8 400
Lot on X street, between Eighteenth aud NHr
tcenth Oh easr to Mr., J. Williams, for 50 ceu'g pc
fOt, Lot on sixth street, between L and NJ AtrcC's
to Walker, for 90 cents per foot,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14

"Exeelsior Union Club.r-This Club 10
composed Of Union citizens Of New York, residing
temporarily In Washington, Regular meetings
are held At s o'clock on MONDAY EVENING OF
each week, In the Uulrn L Ague Rooms, 49i Ninth
street, between ID and y.
Every loyal New YOiEer Is invited to Join the
Club, And aid In the election Of Lincoln aud John
son. StLAs SEYMOUR, President.
7, GEoRaH D. EGLESTos Secretary, jeIl-H