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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

ARMIES SOLDIERS The BOARD of SUR
ososs and the SURGEON 0EsxRAL u. s. A., have given
special honorsry commentator TO tho palmer Arm and
suthortzed its manufacture The INVENTOR win rive full IN
formation. " PALaxK" Legs also OYyiCks PHILADELPHIA
EEv.YosK, BosTos. Address u. FRANZ, PALnKn,
fI t.Har. 6ugreu,AItist
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The Round Table.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
1aG Boston Transcript says Of IL:
" Every voice which J. liit-d up 10 speak 10
NJ ofhe grandeur obs cause defend Of th- beauty and
Loas.- vi The eador M die for, and OF the future we
vii ave, every f-sh word Of hope, every Lofty n'paiion
every honest sd'nonon every clear thought upon the
pro yeX and the uncertainties that appal shall
. not Welcome in this great Northern laid IA thu tenn
p. 81 solrcw "a th.s wTiwind OF war which bitterly
tres s hearts. End steadily proves the courage c, 10 s'
No. 1: NOW READY.
Contents Hven under New Publications"
subscription price SIS year.
FOR SALE Bl ALL SEN S-DBALERS.
Polished o. No. ll6 hssssnst New York
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Knsersaiansens. This Day and Exe.inR.

hHbcfsUkUaemt1 I0Is nay HuQ EveblmIs
Ter sa;su Of tsatrs and tiss Of adso
tsssnenfs N other columns If tais paper.
VfBLo6 GARDxE-Linds d Chamounix
WALLAcxs TuRATxz-Rosedale.
WmrnR GARDEN TicketofLesye Man.
DLxWio TaEATKR-Tsmng Butterfly.
EARSus's-taBts, Dwsrfs, Whaisi Leave Man
NAs AnBysaHs MsHssHRIg-Colection OF Animals
ERPoTHKArnok-Equestran Performances. -
BROADWAY AnpHfTHKkTKR--EqpestrianP Performances.
Howxs 0ssAf CmCvs-Bowery-Eque
ykAros AHT 0ALLTHr-Bierstadt's Rocky Mountains
xneAsSs ssAseAis-ttsneh Csaedy, OpcTstlss, &s-
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n. s. TowNsHESD.
From Tie Colorado Commonwealth.


| TIE SANITARY COMMISSION DROPS DOWN.
disabled Wisconsin soldier whose this moment e.
cspes u.s. has written book abon, the Two thss
weeks ago, clipped from newspaper tho following taken
from It's pages:
have not he'd time 10 finish my article commenced weeks
sgo which to write down the United States Sanitary
and slai OF H. for here again we hsvc bsn
inside feel thai The Commission y power for good While
the ofoiss have been wrbng the qes'on to how
hosps OF tho army lost IN the nom tho
Poonac the Peninsula and while the soldiers have been
.s.rng fheB this Commission has been actively
deysns means supply the mTchneeded articles and be-
hold right in The midst OF the battle to-day whsle Generals
were naung OF Have you the necessary
forts for the wourdedn and while were anrousy
inoung what they do in the absence of them this
Corlmi DROPS down among us-cm scuew
wagon. are unosded aud the wounded made comfortable
That writing down article viii not spoil BY little mote
accepting"
thousand years rom nov, the United States Sanitary
Commission Will be spoken Of 1t has resred up for Itself
In the hearts of the people, enduring than tho
marble or bronze The Sanitary Commission drops down ON
ever, battlefield Shall not Colorado drop down the ssni-
tsry Commission in the shape Of few nuggets.
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Business q Offices.

MoRToSs GOLD PENS are now sold at the
ss. prices az before the Of the this Is
entirely ewing the Manufacturer, improvements In ma
ehinery his pressntage Retail Business and Cssnn Advance
sy,er or until he commenced sdyens biz business was
don. on Credit and strictly ,Oin NE Tred'.
The Morton Gold Pens the only cold al old prices
makers OF all ether gold pens charseh Premium OIL The
Cold Government; Tar but Morton hss IL no esie changed
his prices, Wholesale OF Retail
Ofhs great Numbers sent by mail to all part, Of the world
dnns the past few years no, one In shoussnd has fssd to
reach destination in ,sey; showing that t Morton Gold
Pen be obtained by In every part Of the world
st the same pries postage only excepted.
Resds you have endurns Away ready and reliable
Gold Pen exactly adapted to your hand and ,yls Of writing
which will your writing vastly than Steel Pens and
al the present almost universal HghPese Price OF every
hing you con have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
10 the ,bor spent upon and material ssed than any other
Gold Pen ia ID. World II you want ons, see ine fen is
Mishter than the Sword" in another
BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS knowledge OF
the manner In which various articles combined to form
BHowss BRONCHIAL TRocHgs,' and the beneficial effects
resulting from the Of them has induced me to use them IL
my practice believing them Q! great benefit in see;ion'
Of the Bronchial Orgsn.' J. r. W. LANE, NJ ID.
TO MOTHERS.
Mr.. wysLow's SooTHpm syrup for Children Is en- old
and we,ied remedy has stood the test Of many many
years and known to fail j, ou.y relieves the chi
pain but inysoses the stomach and bowels cures wind
cole and gives res, and health child and comfon to the
mother
HoYT'S HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
lloyrt llAwArHA HAIR RgsToRATIvE
3ofTs HiAwArHA HAIh RBsToRA1lyE
EorTIs HiAwArHA HAIR REsroRArrys.
Horr's HLAwATBA HAIR REsIORATTvK-
HoYrt hIAwATnA HAIR RgsT0RATIvE.
The standard preparation for hair. Warranted in al
restore faded and gray hair and whskes TO their OIL
sns color prevents the hair from falling out makes harsh
hair and SILKY easily used any hair dressing and
entirely effects previous proportions con
To Mug sulphur, sugsr Of lead, &C.
HorTs IMPERIAL CoLoaisa CREAM,
HoYIs IMPERIAL CoIORIss CREAM
IIoYTs IMPERIAL CoLORISa CnBAx
HoYTf IMPERIAL CoLoAIse CRsAN
changes light and red hair TO bcsutifui brown bci.
JOSEPH Hoyr Co.,
No. 10 Unversity.PiscsJ
ARMIES SOLDIERS Tho BOARD of SUR
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COURT CALENDAR-TErs DAY

COURT CALENDAR-THn DAr
SUPREME UBr-CIEcUIT.-Part I.-Adjourned
Sor the term. Par H-Nos 6s 1886 ll3s CO., Ions I2t
INA 1855 iaS3 1t3 lz73 8 1851 9 Az 1890 si eOl ESQ
COURT OF COMMON PLKAs-SPBcIAL TERM-
rnd ornRxos CopRrTnIAL for the term
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WHO SPEAKS MKT
WHO SPkAKs EExT
VINO SPEAks EKxr
VINO SPEAKS Next
For CLARK's Distilled
RESTORATIVE FOR THy ilkfp'

is not dye bu. permanently and positively restores the
gray faded hair and beard to its natural color II the
only RESTORATIVE OF Colon for the HUMAN HAIR and
DRESSING combined.
No one who wishes uxuant growth Of Har-sof. glossy
Whke-a clean smooth and healthy scalp viii fail to pro
vide themselves with trial bottle
In weather Il Il cooling 70 the head and the perfume
exbisrsn. to the depressed and Ian guhng -ensibies
Persons whose Hair IL falling of from sickness aud decay
speak volumes its praise for II restores the diseased roots
healthy action and stimulates them TO rapid and certain
growth .
A. an article for the toilet II besutihs. and adornsentrely
free from gums and mucilsyedistied and redisted BY
esm IL leaves coating 20 saturse the scalp, but makes
lustIous sud " shiny " a. If polished and vanished.
Usg ONLY
CLARxs DISTILLED RESTORATIVE,
As DREs.iSG.
USE OsLY
CLARKs DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
As STIsuLAsT FOR THH HAIR.
Uss ONLY
CLLRKs DISTILLED RESTORATIVE.
10 PREVENT DECAY
Use ONLY
CLARx's DISTILLED RESTORATIVE.
To ERADICATE DAsDkUFF.
UsE ONLY
CLARgs DISTILLED RESTORATIVE,
10 BKAUTIFI AND ADoRS.
Uss ONLY
CLlRK's Distilled RESTORATIVE.
To RESTORE GRAY HAIR To Irs
NATURAL COLOR.
Is steady application to Bald Heads causes he mar %
gov n there single particle Of life existing In The roots
When the entirely dead preparation in the wor
will s. the hair; ilis physical inpo-sbiy: but would
be most excellent wash Tor the bare scalp protecting Il from
the effect. Of sudden change. Of Temperature, and cleaning
from all impurities. Netsk but one tfisL
The price much We oaer to guarantee satisfaction
IL Tor sale BY druggists sud d---r- every ~hsfs
C. O. CLARK Co.. Proprietors.
u. g. BARNES 4 Co. New orb, General Agents
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gperial Notifies.

tn. ,rru,l Canine nc eunent oftbe HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF New YorA viii be held on
THURSDAY, Sd of March, at o'clock p m N a.. cu,o
IN place, yourself and family are invited to attend
j. BEAkLEY, NJ. d. Dean OF the Faculty.
American Institute Polytechnic AssociatiS 0s1S
The ,e-nsr uestina OF this Association will be held THE
Thur,day1 EVENING. March at o'clock At the rooms OF
the Institute Ia the Cooper Union building subjects Ne~
Inventions aud DiscOyerieA I'd Sansee .ohde nse'S-
Admission free. oAhL ~ i'b''"' e"s'"a
Il. GARyHY Secretary.
Americnn Insrtuie.A n,eetieg Of this institute WI
IThnrsdayi EyEkING, March J, al a o'clock. w
- W = jlREu BULL. Recording Secretary.
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REVIEWER, Or. scHENcK can DO only found a, his
rooms No u Bond st., New YORK, every Tuesday from
m 10 D. H. aud advice; bat lie always has
i supply medicines a, his rooms which be sd u all
tiI.es Price OF the PULMONIC SYRUP and SEA WED
TOhlC each : per BOTTLE - the halfloz. MANDRAKE
| PILLS % cents per boz.
| CONRAD tOk No. 81 Bsrciays'. whoessle sgens for
ye,y.
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Wa,chcArinc Gold Watchrs.

Fine Gold HuntingCa- Cylinder Escspement Watches for
laiie, SIS So $40 SIS, $50 10 SIS each.
Fin. Gold HuntDgCs-e Detached L-ver- full jew-led for
Isdie. Si5 So a. $50, 80, $50, $50 $oo, $50 tn
Sz1U each. . - -. -.
Gold Hunting Enauieed Watches for Ladies, 500 go $50.
onts'de.
Gold Watches fr Lsdie as low $25 2s, 80 and $aa
each. - =.
Fue Gold Ifunngcae English Potent Levers for Gentle
men xeJ $50 $ito Si25, FlSo. $l7J 10 800 each
GEO. &. ALLEN, No. AIS Broadway p
One door below Csna-st., formerly No. II wslst
waiehe- By Mail Express to all prts OF the coany.
without extra charge. Al warranted
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Patents. Patents. Pate,

Mes.rs. MUM Co.. publishers OF y TIE SCIENIIFIU
AMERICAN continue to act Attorneys for securing Pa
Inventions this and oil foreign countries
M.ssrg MUM { Co. have had seventeen years cxper,-
soliciting patents aud have acted as sttoneys Tor ns
than 20.U.0 inventors. ,
informal for inventors, furnished aee Application.
Consultation and advice free. Address hcNN Co..
81 Parkrow N " OF and thsts, Washington, d. G.
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DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN
AIRY AND SEXUAL sYsTsssNew and reliable ,resment-in
Reports the Howard in sealrd letter
cnyelopcs free charge Address Dr. j. SKiLLis HouGn
ron How ard Association Phiede phi1, Pa
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

GRovER's THEATRE.-The Ticket-of-Leap
Man.-A. Oakley Hall says; 1.-THE play was so ethi-
cal that wish the philanthropists Of the day, who
80 Shamefully neglect the Prison Aid Society, and
who so culpaby leave the care Of the returned
convict to his pals, could see the 'TiGket-of'
Leave MAN. and your acting. The two should
run together in this city far beyond New Years,
and you should not receive your actors 'tloket-of
leave until every clergyman and boy In the Me
tropolitAn Police district had seen the lmpeFsonR.
tion OF the scenes between Briefly and Willough-
by"
FoRD's New THEATRR.-Th second week OF
Mrs. D. P. Bowers, one of the most digtinguished
artisteB knewn to the American stage, will be In.
auEurAted at the Above-named theatre this evening
The sensational hye-aot. play of Camille, or the
Fate OF Coquette," will afford large and exten
Hive field for the full scope OF Mrs Bowers fine
dramatic talent This attraction cannot fail To
attract large and fashionable audience.
CANTERBURY HALL.-Miss Eva Brent, the
deservedly popular songHtresI, and Miss ErneStinC
De FAlbeT the fAvorite dAnseuSe and vocalist, will
appear tonight at this charming place Of Amuse'
ment, In addition to the splendid company which
crowded the house every night during last week
The RonzAni grand ballet troupe will perform the
magnificent ballet, called the Painters Illusion.
Some entirely new negro acts will be produced BY
MSSSrS. EA8an, Edwards, Emerson, sc, and thu
dramatic company will present the thrilling drAmI
entitled 1.-THE Idiot of the Heath" forming alto
getheT a bill Of unusual excellence,
VARrDRIEs.-This Monday evening anOthe
real bill of sterling attractions, In which all tn
fairy dancers appear In magnificent bill, witt
Mile Windsll, Mons Bap'istin, and the accom-
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AUCTION SALES.
RY J. o; Meau1RE q 90.

a - -
p AucTIoNEERs '"
| CHANCERY SALE or VALuARIE pnn
PERTY: BY virtue Of deeree Of The euprews
Court Of the District Of Columbia, dated az the
pending in said court between Thomss ii Fssnns
and Others, leomplAinants, and Robert BrockStt
and Others. defendants, the undefsgned, trustses.
In Washington city, D. g, '''"''
On Thvsddy, ne 2e Of January fnsf al oieloek p M
evsS 1~sys pss q lot ns%SsEs
are contained within the following meteS And
bounds Beginning for the same At point thirty.
corner Of said lot eleven and running thence south
| Menty.hye toet thence west enc hundred foet 10
and tsSse sast me- nn a0t spSnys IsS,
'hg al tish NJ and appurtenanee.
Ihia property Is most ellgibly situated for bust
wsst, between and streets north and |. f iS.
sa,snth 80 10Y brick building mo. t2S) on
o1 IN ~ ,s swod,tory building IN the rear.
| - A. VI w aamf yi,tsinoon, al O'Clock p. m.
s IN tne Rremsesi All that part Of Lot numbered
W.. IN squsIn numbered ~, which 10
npsnitneo Ei at tns ionowlns metea and bounds;
Beginning ior the same At the northeast corner Of
40 y. ana running tnenoe SCUM feet,
thenoe west one hundred and seven feet and two
eSht 6sst ana tSenee s..t q ths hottn tniy
nin,, 's,,S az ihts "a ~ sHo Polnt VI oesin-
~ !, W" a VII ~ y -
between and s,reets NORTH. md n imnrovsI y,
ahandsome And oommod,on. do,,r-.,orv ~
iinS-house' M. al 'ou'-s'o'y "n'ha"ei'
on tSS sa1s SfTcrnoon. n An, o,o,ook M q, IA.
pr,mtscs- -" v" '"s
All that mart nj Ia nnmb.r.d 6o,. a, ..,....
pnmhered n ,ShIsh 4. non,sin.d ,a,5i ~ .,luksLe
iowinS mets. and honnas, Rssdnn,n. ~, ~, ~ ,oi-
a. IN snnth.s.t sornar ~ IA Ints Dr tns ZANE
Mann. ~, ta, 80 ~ aai 49,, ~ anu Iunning
inches thence north one hundred fest' tbenos rs.t
ws s ieet tvo sna one-ionr,h inehes TO an
onetonrtb incbss fhs2cs asst 6stnt,va 81 s nS
Ionr md onsShsii inchs. snd th.Sos .onth a ana
fouTth Snehe, 10 ths beSsnninr WIN ~ one ma
appurtsnAnees situated on The north IA ~ n
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PROPOSALS. FOR DEAD HORSES.
CAVALRY BUREAU, 4

CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE or CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
WARRINGTON, ID. C., January 10, 1854,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
ONCE up to 10 o'clock A NJ, on WEDNESDAY,
January 90 1884, for the purchase of all horses that
may die or be killed at the Cavalry Depot, Gies-
boro', near Washington, d. C., within the next
twelve months succeeding the dSte Of the letting
OF the contract.
The horses will be delivered at a certain delig-
mated spot, to be fixed by the Unitei States.
The animals are to DO removed daily, and con-
veyed far enough from the limits OF the Depot to
avoid all nuisance, either to the Depot the resi-
dents in the vicinity.
Payment will be required In Government funds,
at the close Of each month, for all animals deliv
cred up to that date.
Bonds, with approved securities, In the sum OF
one thousand dsllArs will be required from the
party to whom contract Is awarded.
: Each proposal must state the price per animal,
giving null name and post office address, and be
accompanied by guaranty signed BY two respon-
lible persons and certified by some o. s. officer or
responsible person known 20 this Bureau, and also
| by the oath OF allegiance, signed, stamped, and
| duly attested.
The contract must be enter into within three
days Of the date Of award.
This ONCE reserves the light to rel ect any all
bids that may be offered.
Proposals should be addressed to Captain James
A. Ekin, Chief q, NJ. Cavalry Bureau, Warrington,
d. c., and be plainly marked on the envelope,
Proposals for Dead Horses.n
jAlS-6td Chief q. M. Cavalry Bureau.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

FOR FLOUR.

sEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the
3Oth instant, at - O'Clock NJ, for furnishing the
subsistence Department with Ten Thousand
Barrels OF Flour,
5000 barrels in new oak barrels, head lined.
5000 barrels In new strong cotton sacks, one
half barrel in each sack.
Bids will be received for what Is known as Nos.
I, 2, and Q, and for any quantity lehs than the
10000 barrels Also for one hundred barrels OF No.
Family Flour.
Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets Of paper.
The delivery OF the flour to commence within
five days from the opening Of the bids, and In such
quantities, daily, as the Government may direct
delivered at the Government warehouse In George.
town, at the whArves or railroad depot in Wash.
The delivery OF all flour awarded to be completed
within twenty days from the opening of the bids.
Payment will be made In certificates Of indebted.
meas, or such other funda as the Government nay
have for disbursement.
The usual Government inIpectlon will be made
Just before the -four 10 received, and none viii be
accepted which Is not fresh ground.
An oath OF allegiance must accompany the bid Of
each bidder who has not the oath on file In this
Office and bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids, or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause. Bids to be addressed to the under
signed, at No. 22S street, endorsed Proposals
for Flour" .
Washington, D. C., Jan H. 1854 Jal2-l7t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

pllshed and youthful ballet troupe. wednesday
afternoon, ladies' and gentlemen's matinee. On
Friday afternoon, benefit Of the Ladies' soldiers
Relief AHsociation--every dollar for their benefit.
In preparation, FitIsimmons' popular drama Of the
q skeleton Aocuser, or, The Murderer's Fate,"a
tale Of crime, danger and mystery.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

TEE Omar PENNSYLVANIA Ro U1R.-Tf
,uiekeat and latest route 10 the Northwest ard
Southwest. Two through trains daily; and one TO
Sunday. Soldierl' tickets at Government rates tc
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further inform alton apply At the Oh
Gee Of the "GreAt PennsylvAnla Route" northeast
Oorner PennsylvAniA avenue and sixth street, un.
der National Hotel. once open nom .. m, W .
4. % NORTON,
AGENT
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

GOVERNMENT PROPERTY FoUND.-Two Of
the military detectives on Friday found lot Of
Government property in the shape Of shelter-tents
'ovcrcoats, Pants, swords, &C., at the store OF H.
Buckingham, rag dealer, 66I Pennsylvania avenue.
The property was handed over to the property
clerk
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BLANKETS.

WASHsoTos, January I9' 1854,
SEALED PROPOsIIs will be received at this
aflee nntiI oieIoek o. M on the lOth Of January,
issI for The delivery At The New York Agency
~ a. Uortb strsst ~ The folIoSvInS nj A NkETs
tJ1,
81 M peVul.tiop Cavalry mankets. PruEaiAn
blur oT Geniian Owed
% 40 Re1niation Artillery BlAnkets
TheSe R1SnLeta mnSt he OF pure wool, close
,voysn ~ stonf S.rnS " 'O o'
"'' " EoR THE CAVALRY
Rlua with an orange harder three inches wide,
an sU,t innh.. hiSh mscE soioT in the centre
oths h.nEst e'
E0R THE ARTILLERY.
p.b with a black border three inches wide and
thsss inches from the edge and the letters I u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

GovERNMENr LICENSES IssUED.- The fol,
lowing 10 a statement of Government licenses
issued In this District by Louis Clephane, Esq
Collector of Internal Revenue for the District oil
Columbia. This reeapitulation Is from May !
1863, to January I, 1864; Apothecsrles, eli arehi
teet, 81 suctioneers, o. bankers, 70; brewers, 8
brewers, less than 500 barrels o. billiard rooms
each table, loii bowling alleys, 81 brokers, In
money, stocks, &C, 49, brokers, commercial, %
broker land warrant, 81 brokers, cattle, lsi build
ers and contractors, LO butchers, 72 circus, claim
agents. 0j Confoctoners 2Oi dentists, III distiller
Il eating houses, Sii exhibitions 10; horse dealers
o. hotels, nrst-elass, u Hecond-class, Ii third
class, Il fourth class, 39j th class, o. sixth class
T2j seventh class l62j eighth class, Ssi Insurance
agents, II jugglerS q lawyers, eli livery-StAbls
keepers s7i manufacturers, l6sj patent agents, 10
pNwnbTokers, 81 pedleIH, first class, 49, second
GLASS; hi third class II; fourth GLASS; 1885, pedlerI
Of jewelry, Iii photographers, receipts $500, 8
over $1,000, All physicians, sai rcctiasr, Il retail
dealers, I,6Ss retail dealers In liquor, s2sj SoAI
makers, q stations and jacks, Il surgeon, Il tai
low chandler, Il theatres, 6, tobAeconists, 90
Wholesale dealers, IT'S Wholesale dealers In liquor
80. Amount received for licenses from May Il
December 90, SIi, s6s,s0.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18
wHrrrnunsr,s eALLEnr, 4s4 PENNSYLVANIA

WHlfhHUhST'B0ALL sos fENhsfLNANlA
AvENuE.-This celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly reftted and furnished Has one Of
the largest collections Of Photographic negatives
in this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing lkeneasea OF distinguished persons
both civil and military, Likenesses of many OF
these fallen In battle can be obtained here. For
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his COM
petitors, received q medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention 10 called TO his new
imperial Photographic, also ViGnetts now much
ought after. novit-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

PRIsoSERs OF wLR.-The following prison
srs Of war were yesterday committed to the Old
Capitol BY order Of Provost Marshal Todd: Lieut..
D. wigginton, eth Va eav.i Alex. Hunter, A. M
Mccormick, D. M. Newhouse, II. Jeffrles, J. Lake,
priyatea tth Va. oav.I NJ Carpenter, J. Carpenter,
b. UpIdik, privates 9Th Va. cav. These parties
were sent to this city by Gen. Patrick, Provost
Marshal General OF the Army Of the Potomac.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPrToL.-The fol-
lowing parties were saturday sent to this city by
the provost marshal Of Vienna, and committed to
the Old Capitol by Provost Marshal Todd James
Alex, Adrian and John Howard, OF whites cayalryj
John Adrian, Moseby's cavalry and Henson Poole,
a confirmed rebel and dangerous person.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

DIR. sroRR's LEcrURs.-on Saturday even
ing, al the street Baptist Church, was delivered
the introductory lecture Of the course before the
washiagton Lecture Association. The attendance
was not so good awe expected. Rev. R. storrs,
D. D., Of Brooklyn, was the lecturer. His subject
was Robin Hood and John Wickliffe." He traced
TO the timer Of these characters the rise OF that
spirit which to-day oharacterizes the life Of our
nation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-18

THE SEWING MACHINE CAsE.-The Supreme
court Of the District Of Columbia has got rid Of
the sewing machine interference case. James O.
Wilson, the appellant, has, by his solicitor and
counsel, Clarence A. Seward, abandoned his appeal
and all proceedings his behalf founded upon said