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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

SATURDAY, February 6, 1864.
communication was read from the Cover
nor, transmitting communication from the
Secretary of State enclosing a letter from the
Superintendent of the Iowa ASYLUM for the In
sane.
Mr.. SPEAKER presented two bills from Pr
oneer Printing Co. which were referred to Com
mittee on Claims.
Mr. ARMSTRONG presented petitions from
county officers and citizens of Hennepin and
Olmsted counties asking an increase of 80 per
cent. in fees of county officers To Committee
on Taxes and Tax Laws.
INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TIME.
By Mr.. ARMSTRONG;, II. F. No.76, to repeal
the act of 1868 regulating the fees of Clerks of
District Courts. With accompanying petitions.
To Committee on Judiciary
By Mr.. BUTLER, H. F No. II, to amend
section 81, chapter 81 of compiled statutes. To
Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Eos Err, H. F. No. 70. a memorial
for increased mail service from Brownsville to
Winnebago City. To committee on Federal
Relations.
By Mr.. GRANN1S II. F. No. 70, for the es-,
Enlistment and location of an Insane ASYLUM
for the State of Minnesota, and to prescribe
rules and regulations for the same. Locates
the Asylum at Red Wing. To Committee ON
Judiciary
By Mr.. DIXON, H. F. No. 80, to provide for
locating State road from St. Charles to Pres
ton. To delegation from Fillmore county.
ENDORSEMENT OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
The Senate resolutions endorsing President
Lincoln, were, on motion of Mr.. WISWELL,
made the special order for Wednesday next, at
II o'clock, A. NJ.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Mr.. WISWELL in the Chair. When the
Committee rose, it reported
H, F. Nos. 81 and - and s. +. No. 81, pass
ed over.
H. F. Nos. A. A. &c. 80, 50, 4S, 20, 73 and
"A, and 8, F. Nos. 40, Al and AZ, with recon-
mendation to pass.
H No. 10. To refer to Judiciary Com
mittee.
And s. F. No. SO. To lay on the table.
The report was adopted
ON LElUGE GRANTED.
Mr.. FITZ. from Ramsey county delegation,
reported s. F. No 40, to amend charter of St.
Paul with a substitute, and recommending
printing of substitute. Adopted.
Mr.. YOUMANS introduced H. f. No. 81.
10 authorize the Common Council of Red
Wing to reimburse money advanced at their
request for the survey of st. Paul and Pacific
road to Winona, and to subscribe stock to the
amount thereof To Railroad Committee.
SENATE.
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MOritzuous Weisberger, Appellant, VS.. N. Ten.
ney. Respondent.
SYLLABUS.

Under chapter 80 of the Compiled Statutes,
when adverse claims to lots in town sites en-
tered under the act of Congress of 1874 are in
volved, the defendant must plead facts in his
answer which show his interest or estate to be
paramount to that of the plaintiff; mere deni-
ais of the plaintiffs are insufficient to give the
defendant a position in Court.
The settlement and occupancy of the public
lands of the United States for the purpose of a
town site, and any act of possession by which
rights are acquired, under the act of Congress
of 1874, including the survey, plating, and re-
cording Of the plat may be abandoned by the
parties who have performed them, and the
land then becomes open to settlement and occu-
pancy by any other person. No other act is
necessary to complete such abandonment, than
a withdrawal from the land and a cessation of
improvement and occupancy.
An answer which admits prior settlement
and occupancy, together with plating and
recording of the plat on the part of the plain
tiff, but alleges that prior to and at the time of
the settlement by those under whom the de-
PENDANT holds, the settlement of the plaintiff
had been abandoned, and the lands were unoc-
cupied, is sufficient, and should not be stricken
out on motion.
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Recent Decision of Cases I'm the
Supreme Court.
[puBLIsHER BY AUTHORITY. ]
Vital Guerin, Respondent, VS.. Henry w. Hunt

Vital Guerin, Respondent, VS.. Henry w. Hunt
ct al.
SYLLABUS.
An attachment allowed by the Clerk of the
District Court is void, and affords no protection
to the officer executing it.
An assignment for the benefit of creditors is
not void merely because the value of the pro-
perty assigned as shown by the schedule or
otherwise, exceeds the amount of the debts
excess must be so great as to induce belief that
the assignment is for the benefit of the assign
or, and to protect him from the sacrifices
attending forced sale, rather than for the
benefit of creditors, before it will be declared
void for that reason alone.
The prices or values fixed in the schedule are
not conclusive upon the assignee
1t is not error for the Court to instruct the
jury that an assignment regular upon its face
and in due form, is not presumed to be fraudu-
lent, and that the burden of proof is on those
who attack it-nOr that upon the question Of
fraud, the intent is the only subject of inquiry,
and acts wholly independent of the fact of
assignment cannot be considered by the jury
nor that when the intention of the assignOr
is in good faith to devote the property assigned
to the payment of debts, and not to defraud
creditors, the necessary delay attending the
execution of the trust will not vitiate the
assignment
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SENATE.
MONDAY, February 8, 1864.

PETITIONS,
By Mr.. MILLER-Petition of J. A. Russell
and Others asking for a law to compel owners
of Threshing Machines to box or othe rwise
protect their "tumbling rods to prevent &C
- CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAeE.1
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FoRD's NEW THEATRB.-Mr Forrest, az
Hamlet, last evening, attracted another brilliant
and crowded auditsryS and his mastery rendition
OF the melancholy Dane evineed the greatest care
and study, and drew forth unmisIakAble evidences
OF delight by loud and continued plAudits. He
appears again on Thursday evening in his grand
imper1onAtion OF Rehelieu, In Bulwer's great play
OF that name. Tonight the great sensational
play Of the oetoroon, or Lie In Louisiana" is
10 be performed.
Mrs. WARMERS CIRcUs.-As will be seen by
cur advertising columns the arrival OF the Great
National Circus In this city has been delayed in
consequence Of the great snow storm that pre-
vailedlas night and early this morning.
CANTERBURY Music Observation-Disclosures
ing the pitiless peltings OF the Storm the Can.
teTbury had a goodly house last evening, and were
highly entertained at the various acts present ted,
the comic ballet OF scenes at The Derby, the nu.
merouB negro sketches, and the laughAble after.
piece, were highly relished by the audience. The
champion clog dancers are creating quite q sen.
sation. MILE Galletti, premiere danseuse, and
Messrs. Mullig.n and Leavitt, negro com diam,
be given OF their arrival.
YARIlfIAs.-Last night, In spite OF the heavy
snow storm, the Varieties had more people In than
any other place of amusement, except the house
whore Forrest plays, and so great H. the anxiety
to learn the history OF the fair frs girl, who is
represented, that crowds Of people will attend
drama Of the Female Piokpoeketj or, High and
Low Life In the Capital, - the great sensation OF
the city, equAlinB the excitement produced by the
companion play Of the Belle Of Washington; or,
From the Altar TO the Dlsseeting TAble.n Remem.
Der " Female Piekpooket."
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATE
RAILS,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or PnoYIsIONs AND CLoTHINu,
March u, 1854
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed,
" Proposals for Navy Clothing and Clothing Mate
TIAIs, will be received at this ONCE until twelve
O'Clock m, the 18th day Of April next, for fur
nlshinE and delivering ION receiving lorty days
notieeJ At the United states navy yards at Charles
such numbers and qualities and az such times as
may be specified by abs Chief OF this bureau, or by
tho comm AndAnts OF the said navy yards, respect
lively, during the remainder OF the hsoAl year end
ing on the s0th day OF June, 1884, the numbers and
quantities OF the different articles and at the
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" AhlEIlES VARIETIES
Fronting PeRn'A avenue and Ninth Street. J
HAmblin .Proprle tors
Ftzsimmons, ...... Stage Manager and Advertiser
A uod NO - he dnnSrtad s.,Ia -, ,,,u,I,. Al
I1oman-ea aotyowtni Temsmbrs su trs'. ~
s taken from the head 81 the sai1 before IT,
a sna M. sin,oD EoD.,o p,.Lro,,o, o.,
n,sbt 'e' F"N 'ii''On'' fe''a'' ii'APo'A0' w
% Tit, II5 hE mE sD1, L I
S,ars hssn.a ~ = n.tsiot - " ny '''i H7 WV ~
ssS sec bISh IA inS, IIfs In tho c.pit.I
Ihs Congrts'HGH and ne oGes-ieeksr.
In Ills CITY, brass /, the medium brass in mans
face, and sweetness on his tongue-thAt takes a
man through nigh and low ne In the capital. NOW
you Know the RUE In pohties-You bolster me up
do the same for youi SO sign this paper, and IL
Will procure me lat once, WIN inc pioAinss'
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OHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OF

d e., January 4 1854.
AlldeAlerl In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
once FurnituTe, RarnbaE, and Saddlery, are re:
queated TO send TO this ONCE on the MONDAY Of
each week, sealed propOsal or list, ~ duplicate,
Of the articles they prepared TO urnlSh 70 ths
Depot at short notice with the price o. eAeh
marked In plain figures, so that 70 ehse ,he ext
gepeies OF the services require ~ the OF Ar
uelss can, DO obtained Without delay and Al the
peaisrs wi5hIne TO sell to this Depot viii DO re.
ouIrsd Ia f,1nish Inc nat punotuAlly every Monday
morning. ~ y, n ~, hsSAn
~ IsS"'S' Depotof wAhhington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

NITED TATES MAIL
OVERLAND CALIFORNIA ROUTE.

II
WARRINGTON CITY, March ~, 1864.
Proposals will be received at the Contract Office
OF this Department until p. M, June II, 1884, Ito
The United States II the state q RAssss and the
Territories OF CoLoRADo, UTAH, and NEVADA,
from the LIST october, 1854, to the aoth september
OF departures and arrivals herein specified, constl
tuting the overland route to California.
KANSAS.
Route No. iI,2tO-From Atehison, Kansas, or Saint
Joseph, Missouri, to salt Lake
city, Utah Territory, ,22O miles
and back, daily, supplying such
offices as may DO on the route.
Schedule mo" l" u , SSsti % l" @' p''''''' "a
Leave AtchiIon or Saint Joseph daily, at ga.
Arrive at Salt Lake City eleventh day, by IL a.
Leave salt Lake City daily, at 10 a. m,
Arrive At AtehiSon or Saint Joseph eleventh
day, by y. M, (7ts hourH.) ..
Schedule Jrom lat Of Dee,ncer 10 Isl Of AgTtL u
Leave AtChison or Saint Joseph daily, at 8 a,
Arrive at Salt Lake CITY fourteenth day, by 2 a.
NJ is SSSS i salt Iako City daily, a,7p. m;
Arrive at AtchiIon or Saint JtIeph fourteenth
day, BY ?: m, {,oe aoTr,.l 49, al, ,.,:
City, by Virginia City, TO Folsom, sos miles fur
Their, supplying such ofnees ~ are on the route,
Sa
with the main line, will be considered.
II service this route, extended, be let, tina,
The T accepted bidder viii Ssre the privilege to
commence service on the Ist July, 1884.
N. B.-The paper and document mail for the Pa
eiic coABt to be sent by sea.
UTAH TERRITORY.
Route No. II,s20-From Salt Lake City to Viz
giniA City, Nevada Territory
$50 miles and back, daily, sup
plying such offices as may be o.
Schedule fro" l" & m aSttisl 2 l" Of December
hPTi"o al Virgins City sixth day. by IL. m.
' Leave Virginia City daily, at loamI
Arrive at Salt Lake City sixth day, by 8 q. m.
SeSsdss .JTOn lat Of December 10 ia Of Apra
Leave Sal, Lake CIV 4 T Gaily, !. Gam.
Arrive At Virginia dty seventh day by I"m
Leave Virginia City daily, at Top M;
Arrive At Salt Lake City seventh day by 6p. IN.
II the extended service invited on route It,2eC
be let to contract service on this route will not be
NEVADA TERRITORY.
Route No. I6,16I-From Virginia City to Folsom
city, California, 1tO miles ant
back, daily, supplying such of
hoeB as maybe on the route.
Schedule fro" l" Of I ASS15sl 70 l" Of December
Leave Virginia City daily, at u mi
Arrive at folsom City next day, by II a. m, ~
Leave Folsom City daily, at 10 a. nj
Arrive at Virginia City next day. by a. M "a
hours.)
Schedule from IH Of December 10 Isl Of april, 4
months)
Leave Virginia City daily, at 2A.m.i
Arrive at Folsom City next day, by p m, Ia
hoursO
Arrive at Virginia City next day, at 0 p. In. "a
hours.
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LoFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFIlcIA L p = - !
IMPORTANT TO DRAFTED MEN.
- wan DEPARTMENT,
WLanInnrnn Msnnh % iaaI

~
wan DrPAnTnHNT,l
PRovoET MARSHAL GEHHRAL's OFFICE, y
WAsHrNoToN, March %, 1884.
Circular, No. 10. .r
The following opinion OF the Hon. william
Whiting, solicitor Of the War Department, Il re.
published for the Information OF all persons liable
to be enrolled In the military forces OF the United
States and intending to leave their places Of resi-
dence for other places at q distance therefrom
The laws against dssertion will be rigidly en-
forced;
"When a person has been drafted, In pursuance
OF the enrolment act Of March ., 1868, notice oil
such DRAFT must be served within ten days there.
after, BY written or printed notice, to be served
on him psrIonauy, or BY leaving epyohh lat plde,
Of residence, requiring him to appear at deSigna.
ted place OF rendezvous for duty. Any person fair
ing to report for duty after notice LETT AT ms
LAST PLACE OF REsIDENcE, or served on him Per.
sonally, without furnishing substitute or paying
$500, Is pronounced by law to be deserter; ha
mayb be arrested and hell for trial by court.
and SENTENCED TO DEATH.
"IfA person, after being drafted, and before re-
cSivlnx notice, deserts, the notice may still be
served by leaving It at his last place Of residence
and II he does not Appear In accordance with the
notice. furnish the substitute pay the $500 he
will be 10 law deserter, and must be treated 90.
coTdingly. There Is no way or manner 10 which a
person, once enrolled can Escape his public du.
tiesj and when drafted, whether present or absent
whether he changes his residence or abseonds, the
rights OF the United States sgainst him are secured
and 1t IL only by performance Of his duty 10
the country that he will escape liability to be
treated As q criminal" JAMES FRY,
m9s Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

war DEPARTMENT
ADJUTAHr GESERAL's OPFIcE,
WARRINGTON, March II, 1884.
All applications for leaves Of absence or per-
miSrion to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General Halleck, Chief Of STAFF, and must
specify the business for which the officer desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct to the
Secretary OF War on Il Is subject will receive no
attention.
BY order OF the Secretary OF War.
.... L. D. TOWNSEND,
m2l-u Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

WnITIHURsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AVRNuE-This eelebrated establishment has just
boon elegantly rented and furnished. HAs one Of
the largest collections of Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing nkeneanea OF distinguished persons
both civil and military. Ekenesses OF many OF
these fallen in battle can be obtained here. For
superior work, Whltehutst outstripping his COM
petit0rs, received a medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention IL called to his new
imperial Photographs, also VlgnettS now much
ouK ht amer. - .'.a. noVlI-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

OfferE may be made for one or more articles, at
the option OF the bidder, and In more than one
article 10 contained In tho offer the chief Of tho
Bureau will have the right to accept one o. n ore
OF tue articles contained In such offer, and reject
muii sBbraee all any one or ors articles delptabs
al all he HdftoHg, ..
For the description OF articles In the AbAve Lat
bidders are referred to the samples at the said
Navy Yards, and TO the advertisement OF this nu.
TeAu dated July 8, lSdst and for information AZ 10
| the laws and regulations Tin pamphlet foFml nc
EAEdlng contracts TO the Officer OF the several com.
mAndAnts OF Navy Yards, and Navy Agents
BldAk forms Of Propoiall may be 0biGiRsa dPpicI-
Bureau, mIs-Iawlw
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TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
OF THE
GRAND SPECTACULAR ExTRAvAGANZA,
THE SEVEN SISTERS,
Pronounced blythe multitudes who have witnessed
Its representation during the past week, the
MOST MAGNIFICENT scenic SPECTACLE
EVER wfTNEssnD IN AMERICA.
THIS EVENING,
This surperb production viii be again presented
with several new and elegant additions 10 the
GE0RGEOUS SCENERY, EFFECTIVE MA
CHINERY, FINE COSTUMES, EXCELLENT
PROPERTIES, BEAUTIFUL DANCES,
which IL executed by upwards OF
.-. THIRTY YOUNG LADIES,
in manner that would do credit to
A CORPS OF VETERAN SOLDIERS.
The Wonderful, Astonishing, Magnificent Scenic
THE BIRTH OF CUPID IN THE
BOWER OF FERNS.
which is acknowledged by all who have beheid II
to nurpAasin
DAZZLING BEAUTY AND GORGEOUS EFFECT
Any Scenic Production ever before Witnessed upon
the AMERICAN STAGE,
ALL IT'S REsPDEDENT GLORY,
With many new and costly additions which will
render Its astounding and delightful effects still
more complete. The popular Comedian,
MR.. J. 4. mcDOHoUGH,
tributed to this almost unparalleled success, will
THE FROLiCsOME MRS PLUTO
RATES OF ADMISSION:
Dreis and Parquette Circles. cents
Tehestra ................"........T6
ses may be secured during Tie d;y at he Do,
ofiee.
Tickets for sale at all the Hotels.
Q. ID, HESS, Business Manager and Treasurer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

u o II 8 A L E.
$50 cases DrNke,s Plantation Bitters.
200 WI. G. Club House Gin.
$50 bbls. Old Rye WhiBkey.
90 Very Old Rye Whiskey.
100 half chests Tea of various kinds
100 boxes Old flantation Coffee.
100 kits Mess MAckerel.
100 half kits Meas Mackerel
100 kits No. do.
100 Mos do.
100 Picked Salmon.
80 bags Old Java Coffee.
And q general assortment Of Wines, Liquors,
ChAmpAgnes, Havana Cigars, &C, at mari ct rates.
W. CORWfN BURGY
No. Il North Charles street,
misty Baltimore, Nd.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

TMR GRnAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTH.-The
quickest and safest route TO the Northwest ard
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one TO
sunday. Soldierl' tickets at Government rates 10
ali tho principal points In the North and Wcut,
For tickets and further apply At the %
Zoe Of tho "Great Pennsylvania Route, northe asi
eorner PenngylvAniA avenue and Sixth street, un,
der National Hotel. once open from q. m. ~ .
.. ZION sundAys9 70 Up. m.
Z. o. MOTION,
aug ..H. ......f ARsns
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington County, In the District Of
Columbia letters OF standardization on the personal
estate OF william II, Demoas, late OF Washington
city, d. e., leeealed. All peTaOns having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the 29d day OF March
Kext they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this Odd day OF MATUh, A.
ID. 1854. TbE0. y, STOKES,
- -...... " 81 Administrator.
m2e-lAwsW' $50 Box GOT p. o.
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THE only place where you cali purchase Ind a
Rubber goods OF all kinds at dctferf prices Is
At H. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PennsylVAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beAuti-
fully repaired at short notice. mar 2s--i
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

ANY one having occasion TO visit private
Vellny,
XiiIge and .suOessAful practice here and else
where enables him 70 guaranty perfect cure In all
eases.
Ali visits and communications strictly private
and eonndsntial. Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor. febI-n
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EOR SALE.-.A LARGE, CoMhoDI-
Il Gus, well-built house, situated in the most
nisbsa ~ no asastu,s iS VI, 1 r. as VEL t ,h
house At great bargain. Inquire Of
..--..... WARD II. LAM0N,
United States Marshal, D. c., 40 street, wash
ington. .. 10. ieIb-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

SHsT Our OF rHn CITY.-Willlam Schultz
and J. p. willis, the two hotel thieves who have
been confined In the Central for soms time past,
were this morning delivered up to deteetlyes harry
and Kelly upon an order from Superintendent
Webb. The detectives accompanied them to the
cars, and they were furnished with free trans
they come back again they Will have a hot time
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500 REMOVAL 500
ITO NEW BUILT NC,
H 500 81
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLoWs HALL
JAMES s. ToPHAM & CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Wall Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EaupaaEERRr mANUFAcroRY,
To rHEIR
NEW But DIN
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
most eonplets assortment OF every style and price
OF Military and eitiIens'
BREAST coIIAEs AND M1RTINGALEs,
TIEEsWoRD BELTS, with Tophams Patent Slide.
IHNSHotS's PATENT SPURS,
LANGHoLz's PATENT CURB and NOSE STR APP
EWBANK's PATENT SPUR,
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
BITS.
hlLlIAhl AND SlllLENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
II A r N Il 8.
FINE ,,d DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AM
FINE sINGLE CARNAGE, BUGGY. AND EX
sUTLERsh STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
.W II PS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRU NKB,
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALIsES
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALIsRs,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BOXEs
Army VALIsEs AND PACKING TRURRs'
Lekther and Canvass PelliBleur Bags, Leather
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' Frenoh
sGtohols, Toy Trunks and sohooi sAteheis, and
every article In their line Of business.
EMRM ERig
b 500 g.
.sEyENTH sTREET.
= WV ... .. ..st.. arU.
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w NEW STYLES.
w BOYS CLOTHING
We aFs now IN Teosipt of q large AAssTtment OF
BuYs' and CHlLDREN,s CLOTHING, OF the new
est Htyes suitable for the present season Tor dIeAl
and school wear, TO which we invite the Attention
1I pGTentS. WALL, STEPHENS \ co,
aootI-liu va Pa. GV,, bet, oth and 10Th u,
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS oNsHAND
Il AlArge quantity OF OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and in good condition, which
he Il prepared to deliver to purchasers in any part
OF the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, In quantities 70 suit pur-
ehAsers. Orders solicited St his new Wood Yard,
No. ps Twelfsh street, between and str eets.
no6-u y. K. CORBETT.
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Snow sroRM.-YesterdAy evening, after q
cold and raw day, with q northeast wind, snow
commenced falling At about ak O'clock, which
Al that time WAS from four 10 six inches but 9
few hours OF fair weather to-day soon caused Q
general thAw and the snow In fAht disappearing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

SMUGGLING LIoUoR.-A female from the
Emerald Inle was arrested at the Seventh street
wharf yesterday, on. the charge of smuggling
liquor TO AlexAndriA. There were four cAnteenI
Of vile whihky found concealed under her hoops.
was allowed 10 depart this morning, on considera-
tion Of having two small children depending on
her for support, CO.. ..-.r