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Boston, Jan. 9.-George T. Bailey, citizen
and shopkeeper Of Maiden, Is under arrest and
awaiting an examination on the suspicion OF
having murdered young Converse and robbed
the Maiden bank. Bailey testified at the coro-
ner's inquest that he got check cashed at the
counter Of the hank only few moments before
the murder and robbery were discovered.
The warrant for Balley's arrest was issued
on the complaint ofGeorge Jones, better known
as Count JoaEpep, but the special grounds OF
suspicion have not been make public. r.
Major Thomas ID. Armasay and Lieutenant
Daniel Davis, two rebel officers, recently con
yicted by court-martial Of recruiting within the
Federal lines, were on Saturday conveyed TO
Fort Warren, sentenced 10 nfteeu years' i'm
prisonmept, .... l.. '#-#
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

FonTnrss MoNRon, Jan. s.--The steamer
Western Metropolis, ffoh Newport, r. l., and
bound for New Orleans, has put Into Hampton
Roads for repsirs- q t,.sg - rvsf4 ys-,r
cenoTi orsev No. %. 1flt tftttC.f IA
Dzp,r- -viRoTEIA Am NonTn oanoLinA,
" FonT Monnon. Dec. q, i8ea.
Lieutenant Colonel O. @. Martin, ist U. 3.
Colored troops being captain In the New
York Marine artillery, whilsht Nevbern In the
face Of the enemy having resigned his commits
sion, not on account OF physical disabilaty, but
for family reasons, afterwards received his ap-
polntment AZ Lieutenant Colonel In eontraven-
tlon Of the spirit Of paragraph No. Z, General
Order No. 81, series Of 1901, which provides
that objects Of volunteers who resign their
commission will not be received into the ser.
vice Of the United States as ofieers OF Other
volunteer organizations. -opabsa
Lieutenant Colonel q. G. Martin, while on
duty with two regiments near Portsmouth, Va,
appeared at public charitable fair, In uniform,
In the presence Of the commanding general, In
state OF lntoxication, TO the disgrace of the
service, II not 70 himself, and Is for these rea-
sons dismissed from tho service OF the United
States, subject to the approval of the President,
and win cease TO be On officer from this day,
unless relnstated. "''7
Second LIeutsnat Henry N. Day, company
Z, 1st New York ,colored troops, having been
repeatedly intoxicated, and appearing 10 that
state In uniform in the public streets Of Ports.
mouth, Va, and again coming into camp IN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

tg- The Boston Herald, in speaking Of Miss
Charlotte Thompson, says: Such parts as
Edith and ZelniA, Little Barefoot and The
Cricket are Necessary to full appreciation Of
the versatility Of her genius, but they are in
many respects entirely unworthy Of her talents.
Her reputation would not suffer materially
were she TO discard them altogether. Her
Madeline Is wonderful performance, as also
her personation Of Esther, the Jewess, and we
would not have her omit them. They indicate
the wide scope her mind has taken In It's
craving for the beautiful. She played Julia on
the occasion Of her farewell benefit, on Friday
night, to an overhowing audience, composed of
the fashion and elite of the city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

aifnAntly douied by those gentlemen In cards
70 tho Nov York Hsr,id.S q " & ~
ID uhols Object 4 ihe giatincaiIoh Of his
peeuniary interest. He ID understood 10 be the
author, directly OF Indirectly, OF all the at
teoks on Mr.. lakewood, navel stenmera and
NE Navy Department., which have from
time 10 time appeared in the New York
popcrt during the last year, and IN thsm he has
exhnuntcd nll that malice could invent and
snfontory pres. He aeems 10 believe that n
f.laehood nufIiciently Often repeated . m be
aoeepted as truth and 70 act on that doctrine.
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Edition


The veterans Of tho Army Of TIE Potomac
are re-enlIsting faster than their papers can be
made out and the men paid or Nearly all the
soldiers who are % any value 70 .tho service
win rcenlIst. This ia abitter PIN for therebel
confedetaey. The Jsf. Davis eovefamsnt
has made an salst foreins into Ne robsl army
all The able-bodled men within their lines,
while our noble army, sfter passing through
all the viclssl,udea and hardshlps Incident 10
It's queer management and in bloody battles,
returns voluntarily 70 the aeid.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

New YoRK, Jan. s.-Adyices from Havana
bring Mexican dates to December Goth.
Gen. Doblado Is reported to have given In
his adhesion to the French.
The occupation Of Meonelia, Celaya, &C., by
the French is reported; via San Francisco is
confirmed.
J. The French forces are en- route to Guanajuato.
There was no lighting except slight guerrilla
sklrmisies.
The Juarists were retiring In all directions.
From St. Domingo the information is that
nothing has been done since the occupation of
Aguaz.
There is no truth In the report that RokAs
and another insurgsnt chief have been arrested
by Haytien authorities.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

~ Tbs beautiful young actress, Miss Char.
lotte Thompson, who appears at Growers to.
night, receives the following high compliment
from the 81. Louis RspWbIiedH, one Of the most
ably conducted journals in American
THnATmcAL--THE LATE EEsAGEMENT or
CfARLoTTH THoNPsoH.-The engagement OF
Charlotte Thompson, which closed on Saturday
nlKht, was In many respects the most remark
uhIs ever known In the city Of 81. Louis.
From beginning 70 end IL was a continued oya-
tlou IN numbers, enthusiasm, and tho general
character OF audiences. Il was a glorious
tribute paid TO sterling worth aud genlus Of
the highest order. IL was an ontpouring OF
the people 20 testify their appreciation and re-
! gard for honesty Of purpose--earnest devotion
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04
Bountiss to TrOOPs from the state o
New York.

Col. J. p. Pierson and Capt. ]. A. scrymser,
selected By the subcommittee appointed at the
recent meeting held Gt ibe Cooper Institute, TO
visit the Army Of the Potomac 10 explain to
New York regiments the matter OF bOunties,
&c., will leave for the army tomorrow. The
total bounty 10 men from that State who re-
enlist will not be less than ST77. or this S402
will be paid by Governments $500, and In some
counties more, By county, and SIS by the State.
Each man reenlisting Shppld receive from his
mastering officer q paper showing 70 what
town, city and county he is TO be credited,
The state and county bountles viii be paid
when the men come home on fnrlough.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

M mercury having fzIisa tusnIySodF dakfoes
below rero, which is anparalieledln IN this region.
Knocked with snow. Notrsins have arrived or
departed for Two days. The river IL closed.
This unfnlu4 tcams and pedostrlans creaftc
on the Ice. klafRe number Of cattle and hoI.s
vere ffpeen 70 death O board the trains on
Dc North Mi.sonri railroad, and quite na1l-
Or frost-bllfsh. Theee easss hrt reported ~
tho newspapers. Bone Of them are Of serious
character.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

,FuSHRAL or snsAroR,-Aecording TO
previous notice published on Saturday, the funeral
OF the late senator from Virgins, Hon. l. .. BOW
den, took place from his late residence No a0a
Thirteenth street, between and n streets. Owing
to the nature of the disease OF which the senate
died, tblack small-pox) there were not more than
one hundred persons present. The funeral took
place under the supervision Of the ssrgeant.a.-
arms Of the Senate, Geo. T. brown, Esq An In
tereHting feature OF he occasion was the presence
ofa committee Of the virginiA UnloA League, an
association which was only organized the nishf
previous. The following are theAnamss Of the
committee; Gen. y Z. Foster, John PritchArd, n
=. Green, Joseph n. Humphreys, o. 5. smith
ChAs. Williams, BENZ. =. Corey, Rev. James Mo
Donough, D. y. Humphreys, JOs. @. Hnmphreys,
Jas. 7, PritehArd, and D. d. PritehATd. -
&, The above-uamed gentlemen acted as pail bear
eru. TIE coffin being placed upon tho hsarse, the
line pfproeeHsion was taken up, AZ follows
Lg The HSAsej T.E al
Carriages containing the two sons OF Senator Row.
den, Rev. Byron Sunderland D. D., Chaplain Of the
senate, George 7 Rfown, sersehnt-at- Arms Of the
Senator Mr. BArrstt, Doorkeeper Of fhs senate, .nd
otieerS Of the Senate and House, together with the
personal friends OF the deceased.
In this order the procession moved 70 the Con-
gressionsl Cemetery, where the remains were In
TERED.
Roy. DT. Sunderland read portion Of scripture,
and made a few remarks appropriate to theoeeA-
sion. g Ilr H9a
,fg REVOLUTIONS OF AEsPEcr esati
At the meeting and formation OF the virginia
Union League, pp SATURDAY evening last, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, our Rll-wiBe Father has removed from
ths worlds sphere Of action United States Senator
LENUEL J. BowpENi our highly esteemed fellow
pltilen, the emjpently worthy representative Of
the loyAlsona OF Virginia and df the Unions there
ResOlpsG, That We viii cherish the memory and
emulate the example of his patriotic and sociAl
virtues, and, In Justice to that memory, and IN
pursuance OF that example, wo will use our indi-
ViduAl and collective exertions TO secure worthy
successor TO the vacancy IN public life leAused by
IL nsd and sudden deathl and 10 preclude any un.
worthy associate Of such nuoceaeor ~ e5n.T
RsgoiVed, That while we cannot refrAln from re-
grbtttng our loss, Aa fellow citizens Of our much
Outraged mpthef Virginia. whom he 90 lohGed 10
saeoor Apd redeem, We deeply sympethiIs with his
bersayed relativea, upon whom The blow must
have fallen so much more heavily. We tendsr to
earnestly entTeAt them to be eom'orled with the
fact that his last requesta a. we'll 81 hls
oourse OF life, give ample proof that he died a
p .triot and an honest man.
Rs1cired, That this expression OF the sense and
sympathy OF the League he entered upon lie min
uieS, and copy thereof Ee sent 10 the bereAved
ffIendA Of the deceased. l.
7. ~ FosTER,,
n, G, GREENE, .as co,,nt,,.g
|H ".. CHAL WILLIAMS, SO'e'
lie J. n. MILLEh. HHgHHH. .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

We learn that ihs Provost oensral o. the
Army Of the Potomac hss Issued an order pro
hibItlng corresPondenis Of the pres, with the
army from Publishing or causing TO be pub
llshed the names Of regiments and number Of
men who have reenllsted or are absent on fur
loughs also, an order for the enrolment Of
civilians accompanying the army. The latter ls
for the purpose Of operating on those who have
taken refuge in the army 10 avoid the dram.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

THE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO DIVIDE
TIE gRrnSDs OF TIE UNoS Is PAST"
"I sBALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS-"
"I PROCLAIM FULL PAHDon TO ALL WHO
toLRfNLY SWEAR TO RENcEFoKTH FAITHFULLY
sUPPoRf, PROTECT, AND DEYEND THE CoNsTf-
TUITION OF THE UNITED STATES, AND THE UNIoN
OF THE STATES THKKRUNDRR."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

This prelate, reported dead and eulogiEed by
a morning contemporary, was lying very III last
evening and was not expected 10 live through
the night. The ArchbIshop's sight began TO
fail about tho time Of the bloody drait riots In
New York. In his address TO the mob he said
&c do not see a riotous face among you"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

General stoneman, Chief of Cavalry Bureau,
has resigned.
General Curtis has been assigned TO the com
mnnd OF a new Military Department, embracing
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Idaho, and the
Indian Territory.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

Tar sSow sroRn .--Abput o'clock. this
morning, this region Of the country was visited BY
genuine old-fAahioncd New England snow storm
and as we write the snow Ia laying on our streets
10 the depth OF thrao inches. Ths liverg-atable
keepers are busily engaged In Furnishing up fAuey
cutters for there 10 every prospect that BY to-mor
row morning sleishp and faat hoises will be At
premium. The iittie folks arc All agos, well
wrapped up in furs, They are in high glse, riding
on their little aleighs down Patent Once and Cap
itol Hills.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04
Grover,s Theatre,

Tonight Miss Charlotte Thompson makes
her debut at Growers. The press, from Boston
20 ST. Louis, Is full Of her praise. We antlci-
pate one Of our greatest successes from the
-debHtdHte. Growers company is now probably
one OF the best companies 10 support star in
the whole country. See Miss Thompson to-
nitsht
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

ON New Years day Colonel Lowell, with a
detachment Of Massachusetts cavalry, had a
brush with Moseby'a guerrillAs, and captured
thirty prisoners, besides killing and wounding
several. Our loss was one man killed and two
wounded
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

A Coed vnasrss.nding with japan.
Dispatches from Mr.. PRUTS, the American
Minister In Japan, announce that tho Japanese
Government has agroed 10 pay the claim for
damages ltlo,ooo) for intefeeptiug the Amer
lean steamer Pembroke last year. This augurs
a COED understanding with japan. -sr3 s-i
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

VIOLATION or TINE ARTICLES or WAR
Charles Murray, member Of company II, seotts
soO was yesterday committed 10 the Central Guard
house by Capt Todd, for violating the nfty-sixth
article Of war, which reads; "Whosoeyer shall
relieve the enemy with money, vietuals or Ammu-
milton, or shall knowingly harbor or protect an
enemy, shah suffer death or suph other punish
ment as shall be ordsred BY the sentence Of court
further orders .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

D1-The first lot Of sugur aud mOlasSes direct
by the river from New Orleans for Louisville,
established by the rebels, arrived on Friday
last on the steamer Atlantie. .. .a. ....
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From AIbany-Ths New Police COmnais-
BiOnsra.

New YoRK, Jan. B.--A sensation dispatch
from Albany says that the new police commits
sIoners will probably appoint Nelson J. Water
bury police superintendentI that tWo-thirds Of
the police captains will report to him, and that
the Governor will order out the entire militia
of the city to support tho claims of the new
Rnhrd.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

The Secretary Of War iG said to favor GEN.
Buffers proposition to place all rebel prisoners
In our hands on the same footing and under
the same treatment as our soldiers in their
hands. The President hss the proposition
under consideration.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

OVERLAND CALIFORNIA; ROUTE.

~. !. DLNAIIMNMT.N
wAknihofor CRY, October is, ie6s.
once Of III. DspsTtSss iS Until > = ~ % q Sssf.s. SsssH
Tnsa ss Z 81 S.ss ssnUsns c sss
and Territories Of COLORADO, UTAH, and NEVADA,
BY The schedules s and ayns ssrsn
Srns are also aTiisS oP Suis isaS yss1: %
service ifom July sNsSs ,s1si e Iaa' o. is's,
itaos From Atohison, BY L1neaster, Kinnekuk,
EHisssp9SS, S,,,iS Long chsia "a secsss, Laramie
Sy, TSoapsons, RisSs. Lite lei hue. ~ ESsP- fs%
III. EsIm Lone Tres, Iairty.two mile Creek
Craig, Plum C,ssk, WIilor ialand, Midway,
0ilnian's, Cottonwood sprlngs, Cold springs,
srs3qn, Prem PI,,, Springs, ~ a0r6, AilsH Lafs,
'as sprns AL bnaisoa's s'isH Vs1sy Ns sssslSs
RSa. orsSssd SssTir KGss.s essss E.s 'I Latham; ss
,s porte nOssr, essSeiss. tldsSo Tsnl,oiy'j "
nis, I Gsis T Isrsnis, Sc c05spsa sssaass s ss hoSs
Creek Mediolne Bow, Bort Halleek, llk
oSR csssR P1s rsss oSs Ssesk Sor,h s.a'ss sage
asa ila Springs, WAskie, Duak Lake, Dug sprinrS,
Laeleds, nlg Pond, Black buties, Roc2
a,g RiTsr. Lone T,ss, lyaS rsstiiosz south south
- Bend, Church Bnttoa, Millerviile. Fort
nridger, MlddI, oaalins Aap sprinEs, Rear
Rock, Weaver, Daniers, Kimbaiis's and
In.,uI Mountain S i, Dale, 20 salt Lake city, i2aO
Schedule from Apya 10 Deosmbsr i, Is u.onfAs.l
Leave Atohinson daily at a.n., IA
Arrive Al sAlt lake CITY thiricsnth day BY q.
m, t2ss hour..l ,as.al liglf.f l'ldt
Arrive At Aiohisos thhtssuih Day BY 9 ,. m, tass
ScAsdut from Dsucmsr % April, 4. a.saaAs.J
Lssys Ls,,c. A,Ghi.spa !, =, +, asily Y (,
Leave salt Lake CITY daily At sp,mJ y1
Arrive q A'ehison hfteehih daI by ,, N, ts's
Blds iOr -four year. .sryiss inyited tina, is, from
July i'lss', 70 i99e sg g !. ls;s ss,ro. ) no
itsso From ssit fsts Z tity. by NJ ff.ye,.f. a..,
III Rock wenI Joe Dug Out Fort crittsndsn,
~ No Name, Rrsh Valley foint Lookout,
Hsss Iost' Fs spHSss % IsS SSSd's R1y wiiicy. Nov
SPRING., Canon station, Deep Creek, Prsi-
shell Creek, Cola Canon Rutts, Mountsin
gssS: EsS SI:SSad spin spfisEs .,sSiiSss2 saiSSsS2l
spfinsn, Robert'r Creek, amp Static n, Dry
Creek, Cape Horn, sInpson,s Park, Rse.s
sss ss mSSa.sS e01S sRH ia. saIs w..s, wSs,s TsI5 6s
5- yisiaiS clS scs ailss % ana ssas Saat, Ss Sslv
Leave ssit ystS city daily 'sSts srsm' = '"'""'@
M liEiSss Enr yiE'niA cty seventh DAY BY "a m,
". nynr ay.l tl..,,,. ,,,,. ,.,,.. u wa.
Lss,,,a ~ s..htf siy I,y c.s.y Sssny n. ~ ~ = VI
f,tA han,s N'' Ar.N' Wv AS'en'n "aJ " wv NJ
]. SsAsduk from D.es~Sr % Isra !, &. uOa,A,l
Leave salt Lake City daily at sa.m.I
~ ASsiss - Virginia CITY eighth day By sa.m.,
leave Virginia Cstv daily a, IN
AT,iys a Salt LAki CITY eighth day BY 40 IN.
aids for (our v.a,,, "A "A. ,n,,,.,.,A.,, -.
Julv l. iaai To inne "a is,sS iA'''''' ''A' "' "O"
sNHVIDR TFaRIroay
dnvis HnL,. ssy.,Shbsrsy * Ssyn, ~ ,,s.l. SsnoI sn-
Iornin' y 10 Folsom civ. "a ni,ss "a ta.h
daily. -'
scAsdtlle Hom apyfIi IA D.c,,h.,, "A a-.,..,h.
Leave Viyeinia Cit. dstiv ~ IN . n 'V''"''I
Arrive al Folsom CIV next dsy bv io A NJ 10,
hoursJ ~ " :" a. ''bVs
Leave Fol.om CITY daily .,a NJ
hoaisi sum" S''a A'N' 1'' ''A' MI I"
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THE COURTS.
oFiminAI Court.

JUDoE oLM. rUH.r UU.
Jan 4.--Jno. Mack, indicted on charge VI high
way robbery, was committed. f"a-u'
Andrew smith, charged petit larceny, was COM
victed and sentenced to be Imprisoned in the COM
mon jail for sixty days aH
Ellen Cline and MSry Ryan, Undated on charge
Of grand larceny, were found not guilty.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

OK PuMLoean.lThe First Long Islsnd
regiment, under command Of Lieut.. Col. Van Ness,
left this city to-day on thirty days firlough The
regiment now numbers only 2ae men and have r.
enlisted fof three Year, longer. The Frst belongs
to the sixth Army Corps, aud have been for long
time at the fooht. ~ ftrE 40
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

IsTnnrsnEo MEETns.--To-morrow (Tues-
day. evening . free meeting IL TO be held at the
Union League Rooms on Ninth street, which viii
be addressed by Charles Lennox RemArd and other
able eolored speakers It s expected that the meet
ing viii be one of unusual interest,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

DAssAULT WITH IsfEsT TO KILL.-Ex-Llsu.
tenant James Quest was to-day committed to the
Old Capitol by Captain Todd, Provost MarshaL
Ne MA. arrested By srder from General Slovenian,
who charges him with an assault with intent 10
kill Captain J. NJ Antilles, Heis to be held for
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

It Is doubtful whether quorum win assem-
bic In Congress tomorrow, (Tuesday,) and
when they ret quorum both branches win
probably adjourn for day as mark OF respect
TO the deceased Senator Bowden, whose funeral
took place yesterday. sH ts 1-tfH lal .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04
i. ". Fo1TEh,N
n, G GREENE, as comn,t,,,
, CHAh WILLIAMS,
], n. MILLnn, HHgH4H

RELIGIOUs. The beautiful weather ofyester-
day had the eject Of bringing ont large pumbsrs Of
ehu,ohgoers The pastors ofthe dlhsreht churches
were mostly all present and diSeOurssd 10 thslT
congregations. II was announced RON the pplpits
OF all the places ofworahip that the week Just COM
msnosd had been Vot apart BY agreement OF all the
pastors Of this city a week special prayer and
dsvotioaal exeTelsss Tns following programme
Announoed rsN .isii-4au ~ ~
\ TO-dsy-,SsW York avenue Church tpfssbyts-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

FoRTREss MoNRoE, January g. General
Butler left for Washington to-day on the steam
er City Of Hudson.
The steamer Western Metropolis, from New
port for New Orleans, has put into Hampton
Roads for repairs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

sUsPIcIousA OHARAuTnRs. y Henry Conroy
and chAfles Iismming were to-day committed to
the old Capitol on the charge Of psisg Suspicious
eharnstsrs-s ~ lH..lsisl y t,diAil sfll 5sEEi
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

Damage TO thsI Niagara Falls Railroad
NIAGARA, January 8.-Two hundred feet of
the Niagara Falls road near this city was washed
away. No cars have left the depot here since
Thusday. Trains, however, are running from
Black Rock 10 the Suspension Bridge.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04
TNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING

n usLAIf.o FUN TIE sAID DISTRICT.
TO au pAom Y ndv eoiieern, GREETINai
Notice ls hereby given, that on the 18th day Of
october lboe the right, title, interest and estate
Of Mary y. Howard and G, 4. Howard In and to
bered os2, in the City OF Washington, was seized
~ ne Marshal for the piAtricf OF Columbia as
beled and prosecuted in this court In the name OF
the United states for condemuat for the reasons
set forth In the said lhel and that said cause viii
lngton, on the ID MondRy Of January atXt when
and where all persons are warned TO appear TO
show cause why condemnation should not be de-
creed, and TO Intervene for their interests. De-
cembeF "a, 1858. n. j. MEIGs,
de28-Sht3t HHalE ENaIa. Clark.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

THIS PAPKR u now FURNISHED NJ CAR
RIHRs 10 suBscR1ERs IN THIS CITY AND
m GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH.
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WASHINGTON, DO

EosDArnia,nrnHnnnJANuARY =, rsa.
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character TO excite wonder, whIle il sympa-
thized with all the hner feelings Of human ma
turo. h IL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

The ARcHBIsHoP OF BALTMoRE.-The Phil
adelphia Americon says;
"Tidings from Rome are expected announc-
ing the appointment Of Right Rev. Bishop
Wood, Of this diocese, TO the ArchbishUprie of
baltimore, vacant by the death If the lamented
Kenrick. This See is the highest In this coun-
Episcopal Couneilsn
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

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