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The Alexandria state Journal says that six
guerrillas made their appearance in the neigh
horhood of woodlawn yesterday morning, and
captured two citizens and four horses. -Four
members of the Accotinck Homo Guards and
four members of the First Michigan started in
pursuit, overlook the guerrilas, recapted tho
two citizens and the four horses that had been
taken, besides one OF the guerrilas and six
horses belonging to them, and all their ac.
coutremcnts. They Afterwards chased the
guerrillas, who escaped some three miles
through the woods
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"Tm CRISIS WHICH THRKATENED TO DIVIDE
THE yRIENDs OF THE UNION rs PAST" r...
"I sHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS"
"I PROCLAIM Full PARDON TO ALL WHO
soIKMNLI SWEAR TO HESCKFoRTH FAITHFULLY
sUPPoRT, PROTECT, AND OFFEND THE CoNsTI'
TUITION OF THE UNITED STATES, AND THE UHIoN
or THE STATEs TaEREUNDER."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

THE BALTIMORE BANKS AND THEIR CLBRKs.-
The following Ranks of this city have, In con.
sequence Of the high price Of living, not for
sents to all, the Baltimore gave presents and
raised the salaries, the Mechanics increased
at the rate Of 20 per cent, the farmers and
Planters gave presents, the Chesapeake In,
creased at the rate Of 20 per cent, the Citizens
raised salaries, the Commercial and Farmers
gave presents, and the Union added 10 pei
cent. The Merchants and Western Banks
have not yet been heard from.-Bdl't. american
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

PEACE AT Tue PRIOE OF LoGIC.-The vote in
the House Of Representatives upoL Mr.. Bald
wins resolution adverse TO negotiation with
'the authorities at RichmoDdn striklngly Illus
trates the idlosyneras!e ofthe Peace Democracy.
Against the resolution Itself, the necessary and
inevitable sequence Of the preamble, the op-
position recorded twenty-four yOtesi but they
voted In body for the preamble, which show
cd how utterly deficient In power TO negotiate
are the klchmond authorities. II may possibly
be good In politics TO admit conclusion and
quarrel with the premise, but Il Is certainly
vicious In lOgic.-A Y. Com. AdVfrtissr.
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Second Edition
PROPOSED EXPULSION OF SENATOR
DAVIS.
-FOUR o'oLooK. r. IN.

The senate, to-day, has been occupied in
debating TIC resolution offered by Senator
Wilson for tho OxpulSion of Senator Davis for
alleged treason. Mr.. wllson's opcnipg 70.
marks were a clear statcnicnt ofhcts.
a hr, Davis followed at Ercut length, and IL
speaking as we go 70. prsss. We heard him
about an hoph during which his dgsnos con
sisted In usoalllng His sccuspr, and wasting thc
time Of the,ssnaie Ia az sless harrangue. I'm
less be laoiifsA bis resolutions he ought 10 b,
expelled. Senator Wilson VIII reply briefly
to-day. gsg-s1r r-f rr-.rlflH y
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NEw YORE, Jan. 12,-The steamer New Yorl
from Bremen Vid Halifax, has arrived.
A pilot boat has been seized on suspicion OF
supplying the blockade runners with stores and
provisions while on her cruises.
A report says several pilots are under arrest,
and that search disclosed suspicious cargoes,
Messrs. Edward Underhill, X. j. Topplis, and
W. ii, Doty, who were arrested at Yonkers on
the charge OF completely In cOntraband trade,
have been released. owe
Mr.. Olmstead is still In custody. Judge
Barbour, In the Superior Court, has decided
that the act under which claims are made
against the city in the riot cases is unconstitu.
tional.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

On our first page will be found an important
letter from Secretary Chase upon the matter Of
taxation TO meet the demands to be made upon
the Treasury for soldiers bounties.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

ET-Comfort for the Army Wilson's date
Evans Patent Tent stove.--The undersigned, hav-
ing PURCHASED all the conflicting iuterests In the
celebrated patents and improvements OF Woodbury.
and OF Evans upon Portable Tent stovrs for army
u c, 10 now prepared to furnish dealers in WASH
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES, made OF cast Iron,
with eight feet Of pipei each stove packed In box
twelve Inches by six, and weighing, all eomplete,
thoroughly any ofhcer's tent--a wonder OF com.
pae,ness and utility For sale BY all the prominent
dealers In stoves d suffers suppl es.
B.F. WILSON, Sole Proprietor,
de2t-tf National HotUl, Waihington.
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tho belle Of the evening, but there were some
styiish and elegant women fFom 'PhiisdelphlA,
and the blue-eyed daughters Of New England
mover appeared TO greater advantage. There
was large delegation Of prime DANES OF Che
school-ma'am pattern. and there were some
miserable imitators Of the fashion pilates In
the magazines, only less tasteful and lees graee-
full in appearance. Young Feorle aud his
fellow-elerks were there. omanolpated from
desk-toli, gorgeously arrayed in ready-mads
attire, and hopingto captivate an helress, while
old Gradgrinds medltatod an extra tar upon
Jewels, and a half dozen or so OF Bohemians
looked out for materials for paragraphs, as they
enjoyed the coquettlshly dressed women and
laughed at the rights. The merrlest In the
East room, however, was Master Lincoln, who
played the gallant better than aid many who
were his seniors. p ...r, .-...
HOTEL HOPS,
The pleasant hotel gatherings were inRugu-
rated, few evenings sinoe. at the Washington
House, where a daughter of the Vice President
was the Conserved OF all observers" This even
ing the fine dancing hall at wrlards' viii be
filled, and faultlessly aitired women, with their
black or blus-coated partners, win mlngle in
the mazes of the dance. 1t cannot fall TO be
a splendid affair. ....
"sIcH Is LTK,r SAITH THE PoET.
Parties, soeiables, visits and calls,
Operas, hops aad masquerade balls,
with Hrc-work speeches IN Cong ess hAlls,
Enough 70 bewilder abody - 'f.'a
silver, and gold ssd gems Of the mine,
satin 10 fnsfie and silk to ahine, 400. .. .
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~ We are indebted to Messrs. Wright 4
Potter, Of Boston, state printers for Massachu.
sets, for copy Of Governor Andrews annual
message. This document is a splendid specI-
men ofthe typographical art. ur.a7
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RAtIR0Aps.--ARAIvALk AND DEPAkTURB OF
rRAmL-The Advertisements on eur first page
sre inserted by authority ofthe railroad companies
severally named, are officially corrected when
changes are made, hene" esn be relied upon ss cor
TSst
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

A BAD EoU.-We learn that when the Grst
Greek fire shell from GiIlmore,s batteries ex-
ploded in charleston, a contrabSnd, who wit
messed the spectacle, jumped up and, clapplng
his hands, exclaimed, " See dar! hell has laid
an en- ~ Ear1g - ..r. ...
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WANTED.---25 HORSE sRINNERs
W. to go TO Gel1boroi, for which higher price
will be paid them than by any other one. Also,
20 lAoote'swanted at the same place. Enquire At
the Philadelphia House, corner ID and Eighth
streets, Washington, or at the Montgomery House,
High street, Georgetown. jAnls-2ts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

THE WKATHER.-Our weather reports for a
week past have shown, almost every day, a
lower temperature in Washington than any Of
the Northeastern cities. This morning the
thermometer indicated fifteen degrees colder
weather here than In Halifax.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

~ A crusty old bachelor not liking way
his landlady's daughter had of spproprlAting
his hair oil, hlled his bottle with spAldlng's
glue the day before ball to which the girl was
invited, and she staid at home In consequence.
II was a lendIsh revenge
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

a5- The Confsssions and Experience Of
AN INVALID, Published for the benefit, and a. y
warning and A CAUTION TO YoUNo MEN who suffr
ffom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man
hood, etc., supplying at the nAme time THE MEASs
or atLP cuRE. by one who has cured himself
ter being put 20 great expense and injury throns
BY enoIosins a post-paid aidresssd envelope,
Jingle copies may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esl
ny aa-iy Bedford Kingn County, ~ v.
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THA NArIoSAL AoApKMT OF sclEScE.-Thls
hody of sasdds have concluded tho labors Of
their present session and adjourned until Au-
gust I, 1894. i.J .-a1. .rE 1n.. ..a. a....r..1
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Dcratie Natioasl Cenvenften 90 he
Held In Chicago. t 'p.

NEW YoRk, Jan. lS.--Ata full meeting of
the National Democratic Committee last night,
1t was universally voted to hold the National
Convention In Chicago, on the 4th Of July.
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We learn that the Indiana Judgcship made
vacant by the death Of Hon. Caleb B. Smith,
lies between Judge Macdonald and Hon. Albert
=. White, both citizens OF Indiana.
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To ADSERTyKRs.-We call the attention OF
business 20 the classification OF our Advertiss-
nents. weintend to keep business eye 70 this
natter for the benefit Of our patrons.
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NoTIcE.-subscribers failing to receive the
REPuBLIcAs regularly will please notify this once
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rHis PAPER Is NOW FURHIsHED By CAR
hIERS TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AM
IN GEoRGETowF AT THIRTY CENTS PEI
MONTH t...
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lb- -war Department., Adjutant taener-
hLS OFFICE, Washington, March 81, lse5.-Thc
Agents OF the &c -etal States, who reside In this
eity are requested TO leave their address at this
offee, that they may be promptly communicated
with IL necessary. l.. THOMAS
desi-tf Adjntant General.
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~ Ladies, Soldiers Relief Assoc Iatlon.
A meeticg viii be held At the house Of Mayor wal
lach, at ~ O'Clock noon on Wednesday next, thu
18th Inst. .Punetilal attendance Il earnestly re-
quested. u. d. FRENCH,
jAnt2-2t President Of the Association.
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~ steamer saivor has arrived from
New York ConniEnees will please attend TO the
reception OF their goods at once.
jatSy7t MORGAN 4 RHIkEHART, Agents
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commence In Odd Fellows' Hall, on Tuesday, Jan,
uary i2th, and continue every night for two
weeks, .l ~. b Ifl jas-iN
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G1- Diseases of the Nervous, seminal.
Urinary an Sexual syntems-new and reliable
treatment in Reports Of the Howard AssooiationI
Sent BY mail in sealed letter envelopes, FREQ O
charge. Address Dr. J. sKILLfE H0uGH1oN,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa no28-dkw1m
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Those who have been drugEed
and half starved and are still getting worse, should
call on DR. DARBEY, He cures by nutrition and
tonlce, No, t92 Seventh street,
dec29-Ime .... ...... Washington,
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UsIoS LEAetE.-The usual weekly meeting
comes of this evening, at the League Hail. 4si
Ninth street Good speakers are engaged, and a
TPtEitsd meeting May be expected.
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house, foot OF = street. Apply TO FRED. q coz
zEHs, Pennsylvania avenue, two doors nom Four
| teenth street. . .... .... oe30-u
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The only place whore you can purchase IN.
kubbr goods OF all kinds At hdngaotiBs pFishs, %
q H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 3t0
pennsylvaniA avenue, botween Ninth and Tenth
streeta Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti.
fully repaired at short notice. mar 9s-u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

will give the second lecture Of his course the
nGacial Pcriod,p on WEDSEsDAyJ and the third
lecture on FRIDAY evening, at8o'clock. Jat3-3t
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District supreme Court = CRIMINAL II. run


JUDGE OLIS.
Jan. 10. In the case of Collins Dixon, charged
with AN assault and battery on George ". MEG II
with intent to kill, Of which the trial was COM
menced ON yesterday, Charles p. Barnard one OF
the Jurors, being sick and unable to attend court
the jury were discharged by direction of the court
Thercupon Mr.. Davidgc counsel for the defend
ant, plead In bar that the accused had been already
put In jeopardy under this Indictment and the jury
being discharged by act Of the court, without the
consent Of the prisoner or his counsel, he cannot
again be put In jeopardy, "
To this plea in bar the District Attorns, de-
murred, and the court sustalns the demurrer.
The District Attorney moved that new jury be
empanc!edi which was granted BY the court aud a
new jury was forthwith empaneled and the trial
recommended. odd H.
In the ease OF the United states rs. Il. u. Bush
and Patrick II. Kenney, indicted on the charge Of
numbering Abram Shank, a Holie ProscgEi was en-
tered by the District Attorney.
II was made apparent to the satisfaction OF the
Court that the accused were enlisted soldiers
charged with the murder OF an enlisted soldier.
The Major General Of this military department re
qneAted BY letter (which 10 fied that they be de.
livered to Captain Thomas W, Middleton, In order
that they may be proceeded against under the
third section OF the act Of Congress, approved
March Sd, lssS. The Court therefore of.ertd the
discharge fom jail of the prisoners and their
delivery TO the military authorities. ..... bog.
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NEW YORK STYIRs.-Gentlemsn's Ololiing =
He1 and FasiOnabls IA large assortment for bresI
and Dusineas wear, The English Sack and Walk
thing over offered In this city, ~
.yg |..r. ~. 70 WALL, STEPHENS q Co.,
ocs-h s22 Pa aT., bet. Ninth and Tenth Sta
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ContEAbHnds In General sIoush's Depart.

or the six thousand contrabands at Aloxan-
dria in General slough's Department, all but
about two hundred are performing labor of
some kind sufficient 10 remunerate the Govern
ment either wholly or In pari for their support.
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The Rebels About TO Remove their Capt.
tai beyond the Reach OF Gen. Butier.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 13.--A letter In the 7ri,uHs
from an escaped Union man says Il has been
decided to remove the rebel capital 10 Column
bia, 6. @. ga l.sg-s
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NEW York, Jan. 1S.-The steamship Persil
took out $500, 900 In specie to-day. .a..rloi
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u-L Health worth navlngt nu Is,

70 Important TO Females DIR. ChEeee-
nsHn's PWs.-The combination OF ingredl' nts iu
these pills are the result Of long and extensive
practice. They are mild in their operation, and
certain in correcting all Irregularities, painful
nenstruation, removing all ObstTuctions, whether
from cold or otherwise, headache, pain In the side,
papitation Of the heart, whites all nervous Aice-
tions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back and
Limbs, &o, disturbed sleep, which arise from inter
ruption Of nature.
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TEE 4RRAT PnNNsYL,

TIE GRRAT PENNSYLVANIA Ro tn .--1h
Quickest and safest route 70 the Northwest ~ a
southwest. Two through trAinh daily, and one 10
nndhay si ,hy SolE,eI uose ~ SoIsrn%snt IAsss ts
For tickets and further information apply al the 81
doe Of the "Great PennsylvaniA Route" northeast
eornor PennsylvAniA avenue and Sixth atreot, un.
der National Hotel. once open from q m. tc Q
p. n.ion sundays 70 tp. N.
.H|' Z. o. MOTION
auE ru..# AEena
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REBEL DEsERTER.-A rebel deserter named
James Coyle was to-day comnitted TO the Old
Capitol By CAPT. Todd. I.-. ~. LL.-.r--
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namorsd COTTON Propo..Is ny th. R.h.l.


ST LOUIS, Jan. l2.-The RspuJliean's Mem.
pbis correspondent says that two important
propositions have recently been made by the
rebel authorities to the Federal Government.
First, the Quartermaster OF tho Confederate
Army at fernando, acting by authority OF
the Richmond officials, has offered 10 sell 10
General Hurlbnt or the United States Govern.
ment, al the cotton now remaining within
certain districts outside of the Federal lines,
This offer embraces fifteen thousand bales in
all. Confederate money and "green bacls,'
will be taken for Il. 1t Is said General Hurlbut
fayors the purchase and recommended that II
be carried into effect. Second, IL is stated that
Kirby Smith recently sent an authorized mes
senger to Washington TO propose to the Federal
authorities to furnish every requisite authority
to get out all the cotton In that portion of the
Red river and Washlta district within rebel
control. The money Tor the same TO be paid to
that class Of officers excepted from the amnesty
offered by President Lincoln, they to retire
from the rebel army and 60 10 Mexico.
The Republican says editorlally; "Oft tho cor
rectness Of this information We have no doubt
for It comes from sources likely TO have the
best means oil information, Also, that this
would Involve complete disbandment Of the
rebel forces in Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana
and Texas, and the immediate return OF those
States to the Unlon.o ."f... ...r....
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A. OTHER HLUL.--olsra Sullivan, J. II. John.
son, Mary Keys, Elisn Thompson, Ann Rhodes,
were arrested yeIterday afte nOon by ofieers
Buell., Miller, Crump, clementn and Cook, Of the
Fourth precinct, upon the complaint Of W. D webb.
They are charged with prostitution and were co III
fined u 80 by Justice Drury. =-
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WHITEHuRsr's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AvEsuE-Thls celebrated Establishment has Just
been elegantly rehtted and furnished. Has one OF
the largest collections OF Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen Thousand,
embracing hkeneaBes Of distinguished persons
both civil and military. ukeneases Of many oi
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his com.
petitors, received. medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention Is called to his new
imperial Photographs, also Vlgnetts now much
ought after. novll-u
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YOUTHFUL THIEvRs.-Thrce boys, named
James Wilson, James Hammond, ana Patrick Kint-
low, were arrested yesterday morning by pairolmen
Watts and Dom OF the 9Th ptcsirc', upon the
suspicion Of stealing sea from Samuel Carr oa ikst
Saturday night at the Central Hotel. These boys
had large number Of keys Of various Kinda and
sizes In their possession, and supported to he
professional thieves. They slept 10 the same
room at the Hotel in which Carr was and on the
same night. This led TO the suspicion OF their
Ruilt .. ... 500 ~ .Hta. If. 'm
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SAN FRANCIsco, Jan. 11.-Dates received
from Mexico TO tho Cad of December and San
Louis Potosi and Morilia December is. On
December II General Uraga, with five thou.
sand Mexlcans, attacked the French army In
trenohed at horlua, and was repulsed with a
loss Of two thousand KILLED and wounded.
PreTious 20 this disaster Uraga had INFLICTED
comiderAnle damage on the french By eaptur-
Ing their supplies u Lido 1e.
nc pIopo.Z 70 eonhnne knertiiia warfare,
anu was ,nenns rein.otcoments ior that
PuIPoss. poolsuo, s Delole sVacuahng tuana'
Jua.o, uesuoyo1 tne agueeuct' Whier reservoirs,
anu ~, lnc "orhs oelonBhg 70 the Inherent,
ssriSu'un ss .1s iinPlenenus, anu growing crops,
icaNinY tno So1ney osrten waste. he re-
tIeateu .oHa,u haca'ecas, pursued oy division
oI inc ELencn army. or,ega was expected to
JOIN DoUiauo tnere ., ano give pattie 70 the pur'
sIe sue, oon 0n sne o.n, 'le MeAiean traitor Iooar,
Win o,VVV men, Wa aeieated near duadalaara
an cquai n"inoer oiloyanS's, under Colonel
Dagst' u, ...s..
INynunuIeu Prlsoners, el8nt hundred horses,
ana laIge an0unS OF arms ana ammunition
m.uot az MnSioy ~ D nj iuPressi9n pre-
vailea AZ Mexico tnat maxlmllilan wonld be In
aneeu 70 aoanuon the lnrons, ana some spanish
,In ihCe rou,1 DC suosttu.ed s Ior time, on con
Sore,ninent. S was reported thal Juarez con
templSted moving the seat OF Government
from ', oan LouiS 70 s,onterey, because OF that
being near the onlted states His family were
areauy ~ MonteIey' ..........-...,
le'ier rom 6resluent Juarez, dated San
LOUIS, DceenUer o received In this city says
our hoPes are LOT speedy termination OF youI
GNil S war anu compiete restoration OF the
American
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was the commencement Of new era In the ire at
ment OF those Irregularities and obsfuetions
which have consigned so many to PREMATURE
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unless
she Is regular, and Whenever an obstruction takes
lace the general health begins TO decline,
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Edw. Smith, 9th N. Y. art; c. Miller, tsemster,
@ NJ D.i Geo. NAgle, s0th Pa, Horace stone, ID
vet. NJ y. oaY.i Richard Barker, 10th N Y ART.
Garrett 3 ProsusF, eth N. n. ART, Fred. Lehm n,
lat bat, l. C.iJ. W. Wilson, trebel) I'd N CT John
Dernger, ieih Pa. eavj Thos. FarfelIj "a y. vet.
cav.i Jas Davidson, 6th U. s. artj n. Graft 5!d n.
C.i Obadiah Burroughs, a. NJ. ostlerj Jas ClAry ith
Pa. eAv.j Henry bowers, Ieth Pa. cav.
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As Murphy could not read, the check was given
to Getnan, who promised to give him eiso for H..
Murphy and Getman were sent TO the Central, and
the check returned 20 surEnon, Little, who drew
the money and went ON he way rejoicing.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

fDy the Peoples telegraph Line-On,ee, Repubn-
~ can building, bi1 Ninth htrcef1
E. ooTToF. ~ 80
NEw YoSE, JAn. iS--lp.m;
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OHIEF QUARTERMASTERS OF.
~ FiCE DEPOT or WAsnIHoToS, D. C., Deeem.
vii be sold At public auction, at the CorraIs
near the Observatory, in the city OF Washington,
d. O., on the first aud third WednesdAys In JenIlA,
ry, 1854, viz; 9Th aud goth days OF the month,
A lot Of -.-L L-... -
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as uRAt for public service.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Sale to commence At 10 O'Clock q. m.
b. H, RUCKER,
ds2s-ta2o . Brig. Gen. and QuArtsrmAGter