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Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
From the Army OF the Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoToMAc, Jan.
H.-Fifty-three contTabands, of all sizes and
sexes, came to the headquarters to-day. They
left their plantation, near Orange Court House,
on Monday, crossing the Rapidan near the
railroad in boats. Five or six OF their original
nuTber were captured by the rebels before
crossing.
A review Of Kilpatrlck's cavalry division,
with field exercise, was held to-day. General
Gregg, temporarily in command of the cavalry
corps, and numerous lady visitors, were in
| attendance.
Shots are occasionally exchanged between
the plckets on the Rapldan, but no casualties
have lately been reported on our side.
Two Mississippi regiments opened tho ball
OH Saturday last by attempting TO fight their
way out OF the rebel lines for the purpose of
taking the oath of allegiance to the United
States. Unfortunately they did not succeed,
though they made brilliant attack upon the
troops that were ordered to resist their pro
gress. 1t Is expected that full information will
reach here shortly by which some idea may be
formed of the losses on both sides.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

Geo. Paul, Of Leonsrdtown, for carrying per.
sons TO Virginia, and Mr.. Connolly, for selling
goods 10 be taken 10 Virginia. On Saturday 7.
W. Cough was arrested for selling goods 10
sons have been brought 10 this place and turned
over TO Capt. Patterson, Provost Marshal, for
disposition. Several paragraphs have been
published In relation 10 the case OF Rev. Mr..
Hlnklc, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
arrested somo weeks since and ordered Souaii
by the Commanding General. We now learn
from Major Hagnor, Military Provost Marshal
that the disposition OF his case rests with him.
allegiance TO the Federal Government, but
owning property in Tennessee, declines doing
90 for fear OF loslng Il.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
Golden sENTENCEs.

"THE CRISIS WHICH TuREATBERD TO DIVIDE
THE FRIENDS or THE UNION Is PAsr.n
"I SHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS-
81 PROCLAIM rULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLEMNLT SWEAR TO HENcEFoRTH FAITHFUL 7
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFEND THR CONSTR
TUITION or THE UNITED STATES, AND THE UN1oS
oF TUE STATES THvHEUNpER."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
General Butlsr,s Department.

FoRThEss MoSRoE, Jan. a7.-The following
special order has been issued and carried into
effect:
FORTRESS MONROE, January 25, 1864.
Special Order N0. "a. - That Mrs. Jennie
Graves, OF Norfolk, having a husband in the
rebel States, and having taken the oath of alle-
glance on the I'd instant, as she says TO save
her property; and also having declared her
sympathles are with the South still, and that
she hopes they will DO successful, be sent
through the lines and landed at City Point so
that Js6 may be rhere her hopes and s,nHpathies
are.
By command Of MAJ. GIR. BUTLER.
In accordance with the above order, Mrs,
Graves was to-day sent up 10 City Point on the
hag-of.truce steamer New York, in charge of
Major John L. Mulford.
Doctor Ritchie, a rebel goyernnen. COLI
tractor, was captured at Brandon, in the re-
cent raid up the James river. He was the
heaviest contractor in the COnfederacy.
Maj. Burroughs, the guerrilla chief, captured
some time since In Princess Anne county, aud
who attempted to escape at an carly hour on
the morning of the Goth inst, from the small
pox hospital at Norfolk, and was shot by the
guard, died at three O'Clock yesterday after
noon.
Capt. II. Z. Goodwin has been relieved as
Quartermaster at Norfolk, and Capt Godfrey
appointed in his place.
The rebels have commenced the construction
OF battery on York river, ten miles above
Gloucester 1t is said that they have also placed
torpedoes In that river, and two at the mouth
OF the Pamunkey river. They have also, In
like manner, obstructed the passage of East
river, several torpedoes being placed near lts
entrance into MobjacK bay.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TIE O'TooLB MURDER TRIAL.-The court
| ruled out the admissibility OF the declaration
Judge olin, In giving reasons for this ruling, By
which the testimony was rejected, stated that the
deceased never showed an appreciation Of . con.
dition bordering upon eternity, and had never
during his illness made any arrangement OF his
domestic AtIAirS, though his friends continually
visited him, which showed that he did not enter
tain thoughts Of not recovering.
HsHie Mell0ood was called to the stand and testi-
ted that sheSAw oToole, Gisson, Eggleston, Smith,
venSon was already in the house, heard CONVEX
sation in which Stevenson and OToOle were par
TALLY engagedj the party then went out, Eggeston
at the head stevenson went out ten or flecn min
utes afterj Susie Crebeling and witness followed
him to the gate; two men then exclaimed, come
81 StsvsO1on can SSm bsoS INTO Ike yaTS Rnss, na
his arm and led him into the houBej his head was
cut and he was covered with mud he had knife
At breakfast o'Toole was in the roomj converse
tlon arose upon the hurt which Stevenson received
IN which oIToole said that 4 We. a pity that he
not to carry knife; o'Tools said that he would
carry weapon for him at any times It was the
nTst time after Stevenson'B wound that saw
o'Toole and the last time that heard o'TOois
Dr: Johnson, who attended the deceased during
duoed death, commenced At the wound on the head,
travelling downward. He seemed to be alarmed
at an Idea that his skull was fracture :, yet was
Charles II. WsiSner testified that, In a oonyersA-
tion, O'ToOle said he never carried a weapon, but
= man ought to carry one for such fellow as
Stevenson was,
FrGnk Smith testified that Stevenson came in the
house about half an hour after they did This COM
pAny)i they remained an hour and half wit.
ness was In the pArloFj O'Toole was in the back
room with Ella Graham, and arose TO 20 away.
She said Frank, come here, and caught hold OF
him. O'Toole pushed her away. stevenson then
interEered, and said, ANY man who strikes a
womAn Il no gentleman
o'Toole said, /" What have you to do with 1t %
Stevenson drew . knife. They all retired into the
pArlOT, where EsEleSton asked Stevenson for what
he drew the knis, TO which he replied, that II he
interfered, he would draw II on him also When
witness len, and was standing on the steps with
Susie Crebeling, stevenson was half way down
the yard bTAndl6hlnE o knife, which Elihtensd In
the light, Witness heard EgglsSton say that ne
did not wish to make any fuss In suIle'G house.
Ella Graham testified that she saw Stevenson and
OToole at the house on the night when the oe.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
The Presidents Instructions TO Major
General steele.

General steele.
The following are the Instructions Of Presl,
dent Lincoln t" Gen. Steele in reference to the
jrvrrlD.-atiou Of Arkansas
"ENL,uTIIE M,HGIuE,I
WNUISuTos ~, Jan. %, 1854
VrJor n.Hr,oI >ic,ls.
sundry citizens ol the state "T Arkansas
petition me that nn election may hc held in
that State, at which to elect a Governors that il
be assumed at that election and thcucciorward,
that the Constitution and laws Of the State, as
before the rebellion, arc in full force, except
that the Constitution is 80 modified as to de-
clare that there shall NE neither slavery nor
involuntary servitude, except in the punish
mcnl Of crimes, whereof the party shall have
been daily convicted that the General Assem-.
bly, may make such provisions for the freed
people 90 shall recognize aud declare their per.
mancnu freedom and provide for their uduca-
tiOu, and which may yet be construed as a TEN.
rorary arrangement, suitable to their present
condition as laboring, landless and homeless
class that said election shall bC held on the
2sth day OF March, 1864, at all the usual places
of the State, for all such voters as may attend
ior that purpose that the voters attending al
each place at O'Clock IN the morning of said
day may choose Judges and Clerks OF Election
for that purposes that all persons qualified by
said Constitution and laws and taking the oath
presented in the Presidents Proclamation OF
December S, 1868, either before or at the cleo
tion, and none Others may be voters; that each
set of Judges and Clerks may make returns
directly to you, on or before the - day Of
next that, in all other respects, said election
may be conducted according to said modified
Constitution and laws; that, on the receipt of
said returns, when 5,lOG votes shall have
been cast, you can receive said votes, and
ascertain all who shall thereby appear to
have been elected; that on the - dag of
-- next, all persons so appearing to have
been elected, who shall appear before you at
Little Rock, and take the oath, to be by you
sevcrally administered, to support the Constl.
tuition OF the Unlcd States and modified Con.
.tltution Of the State Of Arkansas, and be dc
clared by you qualified and empowered to i'm
mediately enter upon the duties of the offices to
which they shall have been respectively elected.
" You will please order an election TO take
place on the 18th Of March, 1864, and returns
to bc made in fifteen days thereafter.
"a. LINCOLN"
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The NATIONAL RrrumI,AN will he continued
os heretofore, under the business firm of W. J.
MrRrACn X Co., who will assume all rcspon.
sibiIltlcs in the settlements of its accounts.
The Editorial management Of the paper will
continue, as during the past year, under the
charge Of MIR. HlNsCou.
W. j. MURTAGH
s. P HANsCoM
WA.ulNGTOS, Jau. -, 1851.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
From North Carolina.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-From North Carolina
papers we gather the following
The Raleigh Standard says Governor Vance
has rendered the seat in the Confederate Senate,
made vacant by Mr.. Davis, to Hon. Nm. A.
Graham.
The Raleigh State Journal says the stars and
stripes were toasted at supper given on Christ
mas eve In that city, at which Holden, of the
Standard, Pennington, of the Progress and
Governor Vance were present.
The Petersburg (late Raleigh) Register, COM
ments sarcastically upon such proceedings at
the very capital Of the State.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
RETREAT OF JOHNsTOHs ARMY
FROM DALTON, GEORGIA..
Safety OF Knoxville.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2S.-A special dispatch
from the Commercials Chattanooga correspond
ent says that JohnSton's rebel army has fallen
back from Dalton. Col. Burke, OF the 10th
Ohio, with flag Of truce, went out As miles,
but could find no enemy. The rebel advance
plckets were near Kingston, 45 miles south of
Dalton, probably TO cover the retreat. Where
Cheatham's division went on Wednesday, sew
eral unimportant cavalry raids have been made
TO cover their movements.
The GdEette's Nashville dispatch says that
persons who len Knoxville on Saturday report
skirmishing between Longstreet's cavalry and
held
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
The shsnandoah valley.
tBy Peoples telegraph LIne,l

ipy Feopiob iteBthph bihe'l
BALrINoRS, Jan. 29.-The Evening American
has the following;
HARPER's FHRRI. Va, Jan. 27.-Gen. Sui.
livan's cavalry are still actively engaged in
securing the valley from Charlestown 10 Har.
risonburg. A detachment Of the 1st New York
delivered to the Provost Marshal here last night
some fifteen rebel prisoners, whom they cap,
tured at Woodstock, q town thirty miles south
west Of Winchester.
They report asquadron only Of rebel cavalry
as being concealed somewhere In the noun.
tains near Mt. Jackson, some twelve miles
south Of Woodstock. No serious advance oi
the enemy is therefore anticipated In thls dlrcc.
tion at an carly day.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
Excitement OceSSionsd by Arrests In
Maryland,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.-The following is from
the Gazette, published at Point Lookout
We learn from Mr.. Wilhelm, Deputy Pro-
yost Marshal of this county, that on Friday
and Saturday last there was considerable cx-
element in LeonaTdtown, occasloned by the
arrest of number Of citizens there by the
military authority. The following are the
names Of the persons arrested and the causes
therefore On Saturday-Mr. Spence, Of Bal,l.
more, for attempting 10 cross over to Virginia;
j. W. Moore, who keeps hotel in Leonard.
town, for aiding persons to cross TO Virginia;
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
The weekly Republican.

Our weekly edition for this week is issued
and copies may be obtained at the counter Of
the REPUBLICAN Office. 1t contains the news
of the week; Chief Justice Cartter's opinion
defining the status OF the States and districts
in rebcllioni Solicitor Writings opinion upon
the war power in relation to the Connscatlon
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

STEALING Government PRoPERTY.-Robert
Lee, colored man, was arrested by one Of Capt.
DolAn's detectives on the charge OF stealing Gov.
emment blankets. He was committed TO the
Guardhouse by Capt Todd Al he had stated that
he had sold TIM blankets 10 a Mrs. Harter, on n
street between Nineteenth and Twentieth, a strict
search was made for them, but nothing of the kind
could be found. Lee is held in the GuArdhouse for
trial.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

INC dining room; Il was between the hours Of II
@ snu " =. M OToole came from the patlor. wit.
nesN was converting with Eggleston.
Inc testimony Of this witness was not very im-
portNnt, and when II was concluded the District
Attorney abandoned the prosecution, stating that
he had relied on the dying declarations Of the
deceased, which were not admitted
The jury, agreeably TO the Instruction Of the
Court, rendered verdict OF moi guilty
In the case against Eggliston "a being an Acces.
aory, q noie prosqui was entered.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
e 800 b
SEVEN H sTREET.

DY GREEN & WILLIAMS
ID AUCTIOHEERS.
LARGE SALE OF GROCERIES, WINES,
LIQUORS, SEGARS, sc, AT AUCTIoN.-On
MONDAY, Feb. ISt, at 10 O'clock a. m, we shall
sell, at the grocery store corner Third Btreet and
Virginia avenue, large and well .aGIoTted stock
Of Groceries, 40 consisting in part of
Barrels Of Wines, BrandieB, Whistles and COTdiAlG
Bottles OF Plantation BitteFs
Green and Black Teas, Coffee, Sugars
Soap, Candles, Starch, ahd Indigo Blue
Flour and Bacon
smoking ard Chewing Tobacco, and segArH
Counters, Shelving, and Store Fixtures
Brushes, Fancy Articles, and Show Case
Platform and Counter Scales and Weights.
With many other articles, too numerous TO emu.
merAte.
At ~ o'clock preelIely, in front OF the store we
shall sell one Spring Wagon, in perfect orderj also,
one good Cart. Terms cash,
GREEN b WILLIAMS,
ja2s-dhdH AuOtionSerG,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
General Grant Ar 81. I.or,s.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2s.-General Grants son is
convalescent. The General visited the theatre
last night, and received quite an ovation. A
complimentary dinner Is TO be given to him at
the Llndell Hotel tomorrow. II will be one of
the grandest affairs ever got up in this city.
The General leaves for the South on Monday.
Rosecrans will arrive tomorrow noon, ana wifi
be welcomed by a committee Of citizens, and
escorted TO the hotel by a procession.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
EmaneIpatIon TIinmph In Mnrrl.nh.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s.-The Senate of Mary
land passed the convention bill to-day by vote
Of 10 to 2, and the House passed its bill by
vote of45 to II. Both bills are nearly identical.
They provide for taking vote on the ques-
ton OF calling the Convention and election of
delegates on the 9th of April. In case the Con-
yention is approved 1t is to meet on the 2Gth Of
the same month.
The result in both Houses is regarded as a
victory for immediate emancipation.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
THE COURTS.
UnLtsd states supreme Nourt.

January 2S.-on motion of Hon. T. J. Colley,
Nathaniel Wilson, ESQ, Of Warrington, D. c.,
was admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this
court,
On motion Of hIr. Carlisle, George GriHeom, ESq,
Of PennsylvAnlA, was admitted an attorney and
counsellor of this court.
No, 1871. The United States, appellants, vs., WIN.
Carey Jones.-This cause was argued by Mr.. Wills
for the United States.
Adjourned until Monday, At II O'Clock,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
THE ACTION OF FRANCE IN MEXICO.

By reference to the House proceedings to.
day, It will be observed that Mr.. Kasson, Of
Iowa, offered a resolution with reference to the
conduct Of France towards Mexico which Is
quite significant InSsmuch as We recognize II
as the voice of the people of this nation speak.
ing through It's representatives. Tho rcsolu-
ton was referred.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
Deputy CommissIOner OF Internal
Reyenye,

Hon. E. A. ROLLINS, of New Hampshire,
who has for some time past been the chief
financial officer OF the Internal Revenue Bureau,
has been appointed Deputy Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, in place of Mr.. MCPHERSON,
resigned. The appointment of Mr.. Rollins is
an excellent one, and will undoubtedly give
general satisfaction.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
The Brigand.

vcstyali appears tonight in the great musical
drama of "Thc Brlgund," it being her benefit
performance. The piece will be produced with
all the proper accessions-the original music,
appropriate scenery, full chorus and tabloaux,
etc. The songs Of Madame Vestvall In "Thc
Brigand" are superb.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
REcEPrIoN OF THE PosTMAsTER
RENERAL
I'll 8 O'Clock p. n

The reception of the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Blair, at their residence last night, was one
OF the largest that has been given this season,
of course excepting those at the Presidents.
Fashion and beauty, political and judicial
dignitarles, military and naval chleftSins and
heroes were well represented.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
The Sanitary Fair.

There will be good speaking at the Ladies'
Sanitary Fair, this evening, by Senator Wilson
and others, commencing at7l O'Clock. Last
evening Senator Pomeroy made a short speech
introducing Senator Clark, of New Hampshire,
who made stirring and interesting address.
Singing by the Misses Hall enllv0ned the exer.
cises of the evening.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
The Chesape.ix. An.ir.

HALIFAX, Jan. 20.-Nothing was done In the
Admiralty Court in the case OF the Chesapeake
pirates on Wednesday, and the court adjourned
until noxt week.
The steamer Cossack, from Matamoras In
fifteen days, arrived here this morning with a
cargo Of cotton for Liverpool.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
WHOLESALE DISCRETION FROM
LEES ARMY.
Union Soldier Murdered by RebeIs-Rs
aIstanoe 20 the Rebel Consc rIptIon.

NEW York, Jan. a9.-An Army of the Poto-
mac correspondent says that 100 rebels came
into our lines in q squad.
Geo. Bigelow, of the 9th Ohio cavalry, was
murdered by the rebels near Warrenton.
A dispatch from West Virginia reports that
disturbance occurred In Rockbridge county,
between citizens and the rebels enforcing the
conscription. Two soldiers were shot, and
i've citizens wounded.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

BAIL FOR CoURT.-Moses Black, the colored
man who, with James Evans, was arrested last
sunday upon the charge OF committing an assault
and battery upon Edward Hawkins, with intent TO
kill, and who was held for further hearing, had
an investigation in his case before Justice Thomp-
sod who demanded bail for his appearance at the
next term OF the Criminal Court.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
A"Diamond Cut DI.monay " An.,r.

BosToN, Jan. 29.-At an anniversary meet
ing last night, spirited debate occurred be-
tween Wendell Phillips and William Lloyd
Garrison, upon the course Of the Administra-
tion. The former emphatically condemned,
whilst the latter as explicitly commended, the
policy of President Lincoln.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
The PnbIIr PRINTING.

The report of John y. Dorrccs, supcrntcnd-
Unt of the Public Printing, shows the following
results Money expended for printing, paper,
and binding, from OCT. !, 1859, to Sept. 80,
1868, amounts to Sl,IO5,OOO. The year pre-
gcdlng 1t cost $5I0, 900, the excess being prlncl.
pdlly for blanks for the various Departments.
rAc amount OF printing and binding executed
the last year, If paid for at the prices estab-
AsheI by the law Of 1869, would have cost
s"'s')o moro than has been expended for that
purpo7g by the Government. The Government
fnnlIng "hlec WAS established in March, 1861 ,
7In'' Winch time, up to Sept. 80, 1868, the
Pr'h'lhs aud landing have cost $js4, 900 less
than 1t would h"'r'",t at the old prices The
report conclude as lul,oN.:
The characlcr"i thrrrtu,iup and bIndIn,,, in
material and worhmm.dp, i. suparIaT to t6at
furnished under any nyat,u ,Il, laS sS ''i"s Iiro
,edoI the present, and 'h. pertinent of The
GUycrnment doing lt8 own work hnL w. ~, 'tn0 w.,
Yards It's quality and the economy ,,f i,i q, ~
may be regarded as completely uj.,,- rII 'o-'
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPIToI.-Tho fol-
lowing parties were sent from the army yesterdays
John Keys, Rich'd Z. Hunnes, Josiah Garner, and
Geo. X. Robb, citizens, who are charged by Gen.
Patrick with living 10 a locality infested with
gucrrlas, and they not At persons to be allow
ed to be at large Capt. Todd committed them to
the Old Capitol.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
800 REMOVAL 400
TO NEW BUILDING, wv
e. 500 H
500

H 500 81
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL
JAM ES s. TOPHAM Il co,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACToRy,
W U ING,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND
Where may be found, of our own manufacture, u
most complete assortment OF every style and price
OF Military and citizenB
SADDLES AND BRIDLES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALEs,
BELTS, with Topham's Patent Slide.
Sole Manufacturers of
LANGHoLz's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers of
LANGHoLzs PATENT CURB and NOSE STRAP.
sr,,,., EWBANk,s PATENT SPUR,
BGFFaI6 AND S FIsE WoofEN fEATn RoSEs SR9HS
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
MILITARY AND CITIzENs
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
II AR NESS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND EX.
PRESS HARNESS.
Suffers, STAGE WAGON, CART AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
w II PS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
TR U NKS.
IRON FRAME TRUNKS
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND VALISEs,
LADIES, DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BOXES,
ARMY VALIsES AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and Canvass Pellisieur Bags, Leather,
SAnyass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
SAtohelB, Toy Trunks and School SAtohels, and
every article in their limo OF business.
REM MBERl
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
New York Stock Market.
blythe Peoples Line
JANuAnY %, Is0I-FIRsr BoAI
OIL Market,

[By the Peoples Telegraph Linesl
NEW YORK, Jan. 2g.-Petroleum oil market
inactive. Sales-crude, 20@20l cents; refined
in bond, 4G947 cents; free, 50@55 cents-samC
as yesterday. Receipts 2,03G barrels.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
DIED.

At II o'clock on the morning Of the 2sth instant.
EDITH PARKER, only daughter of Charles 4. and
Rebecca W. Conrad, aged years months and
20 days.
Her funeral will take place from the residence
Of her grandfather, M. T. Parker, corner OF sixth
street and Maine avenue, (IslAnd,) on sunday
Afternoon, alst inst, At O'Clock.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

10 War Department, AdJutant Gener-
AIS OFFICE, Washington, March 81, ls83.-The
Agents OF the several States, who reside In this
city, are requested to leave their address at this
office, that they may be promptly communicated
with II necessary. L. THOMAS,
desl-tf AdiutAnt General
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

10 Ice Cream, Confectionery, &c. .s-Ho-
ceptions Parties, Weddings, Balls, suppers, Fairs
and other entertainments furnished at shortest
Water Ices made by steam power, warranted TO be
the best in the oitywholesale and RETAIL delivered
to any part Of the city. Charlotte Russo, Jellies
Pyramids, and Wedding Cakes made 70 order, al
JOS. SHAFFlELD'S Confectionery, 3s6 Sixth
street, between @ and II. ja21-3m
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

~ UccdH me attention ot business man 10 TIE
.'avJHcaiioa Cr oar advertisements, ITC intend
~ hap business evs 10 this matter for The bon.at
NJ nlLr palr0na.