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f,jNl., rAKsn BY 7nk YArk EMS.

t'GSE> ! AkS H BY 1Hk fAFh ems.
Notice Is Leeby thai applies Will be made Tor
ressuc Ct the blowing per c=Dt CONVEX abe Londs,
10 the nama CT Tteodoic 81 RCberts:
No 2, Ell, tn. lith September, 1885, for 81 0GO.
10 2tr! do, for 81 900.
So 2 ty3 the 18Th SeplenLer, s63, for q ,GlU.
10 ,by6, dc, for s5o0
10 the name Of Ann Roberts:
NJ 1855, the 1 'h September. 1853, for $500.
.'c "..sl tie lsIh Sept. mbe! 1898, for Sou.
no2ty. do for 1900
Ec Us do for c5:U.
Is t.c name Of Francis Roberts.
C.s rsr cot Ocnraderatn Losd, No Gr62, for $50
rrl,hIs ! .;,i Some tiTr 10 JANE or July, 1903.
THEoDoIIc RosRKTs,
ANS + RoBErrs,.
Fra SoiS koTKRTa,
,h,,i,,,, IN Va July %, lS64 jy2l.Iaw6wt
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UtaB2uAHrkks Ghnr 1r Is;TRrCH0S,l
GuuIu. aTsuet g. IT'D. )
The iI,Hirp nnn'td ,!GyU 1as c2p.Gr OH JunH -,
1864 o. Lo.Gtt Lanb urfei ber county Va IiL ,SHer
will cal for him WITHOUT delay. With srf n. r. nOi 10
es;abi>E hB clS.ai.:
STA W;ii.n ageI y Year,, four feet 'iI :ltLs' k'N.
bel, n.y. u q cot s Fowl Hardy roiat5,y"
u, order o: L s.0r JAMss Is. DonhiaH
ALERT D:EDGhT
III fglh i-ut -r.u. n ID uIrtI,t
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YmENr rUk HnES-S AnD MULES
ISPEEkSED IN VIRGINIA
...---. QUAkTERH' sTERs ufI1k
Ly;.chpurg, Aug: q, lo6+.
Ps,:n-s frou u6ra Horses aud Ma porch ased
OF In SEED by ny s8erts requested 10 FL. th'
u ,s u.,b tho Of their couby. with an eodoras
rieut Or pow - attorney athorz ns E;a 10 Collect aid
rece ut los iLo a " - due
MY asoat. whiting The c5ul,i-s ~
of "a wing tLeso r;siGs JAS q. Pa IrCN,
nu:, i~ Aajor and Qrsrterlnss.er.
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OoNsce1pr OFF,! Fl FOR vl.alNlA,}

"EicHxo.D. "a Ju"e 9Th, 1861,
CIRCULAR No "a
al Tho sale to the Govcrnu. :" - the inGis, OF sol
dsrs Ut prices axsI by t.. t"n'i:ae'' 81 Ia Slate
II under the tnyressmcni kc,. ~ tie IL .'tri"Lie Idl
remaining alter furnishing tie dorottneo! with The
= stipulated qaauty Of provsio;s. abd "hish he mag
raise from year TO year, while bis srentt on continues
made by the Ac. Of Congress approved fsTaary l'
1854 ono OF the c,ndtoaE exemption allowed to an
oyerseer O. esrsuturaSt. claim |, asieted hy ioC1t
If those exempted agtIcu ura'sls - exchange such
pats Of tbs Aforesaid surplus as ttey mag please Tor sup
lies OF proYaluus, cotting, and the We. 10 be COZ
".umed In family usc aad sell 70 he Government or
"tae families Of soldiers only what may In Of ssc
surplus, after making said CT -hangcs
This can Is Ia violation Of .H All OF te!: cIIact
{" with the Cor srnmcnt and cannot be allowed
rc,ory evidence bslaH furnished tia. per-
soss exempted oveiseir5 or asGuia 6is1 have or
"Rrs thus Opposing Of their surplus Productions
"by exchange afore-aid, ELroliIns ofiaerc
Will arrest all such pe.ious Io wasi them 10 Tie
"Camp Of distraction 10 BE retained IL Until G1a
"ton shall t,k.n and ID !s their cases. and
forward through the proper channels OF communication
"to this Bureau report of al the !sc,a and crcunsap
"ces Of each case. =.
Every asrcuursllut or overseer, upon receiving LIS
"SeHhcsts tf exemption, shou!u be Informed that Tie
"the s:,!tn Indie ae above will lie taken n til event II
"hls dispons Of bis marketable surplus Il urro :
" sncs viii The requirements Of law
"By cotinand OF
"E.ig Gen. JouS s FasIT5S, SAP,
fslsn.fl 80. L. DCffltLD, a. A U "
Enrorg oalscIs IRE heseby directed spd required
promp ,y report this thce any violation oless in
stsactions Ey order Of Capt. h+RIDDfet..---~ -
j.. .--5---.. Ac,iag DoDr and.hf,
Eauseaoav J.a: Il. BIErSsD. .isutsIii Adj.
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CtEN Err AL OR u f. Il.

GENERAL ORDER.
Nav DEPAnTGESr C. s.,
RchE DAD, July 81, l-H.
The reports OF the examination G! sld=ipntn ueJrg'
D. BRYAN o. A. Brown J. r. hLt0n, IL. }. Mo5es &hd VI.
W NIlki us,u serving Afro H. h3d Ifo were Ecni'
bers of the class OF shpmeu which graduated IN Janu
ary last having just be-n received and coIpEe VIII We
standing OF the graduating class they are Esssird rack
y!,a that Glass az masters II the H5e Of VI m"0n FL
follows: sir Bryan TO T. Mr ruTle, :" =, MT' H1'on
No. 8; Mr. Noses No =, sud i,r. l!zrs Il - =, a;'h
the present Regrr ruuhsrs vtl lie changed n'e' 'EaI
and the class will ct ucr.= upon the neg.if -
fellows:
No ]. George n. R.yau
No. . sauusl r Bl-ac.
No. c. W. X Mayo.
no. 4. o. j. prowEe.
No. Q. n.niel u. Colc1ct.
No. q. j 7. Mason.
NJ. :. W. r. hSl.t.t1a. >
40. J. U Long
~. y ". J. Mo.rs.
No. IL. u. l. Vaughan.
Nv. II. J. 81. fenrsaL
30. ". W w WiliGEon
No. u II. s Cox
No. Il. q Spa.s-.
10. II V }. clais.
q. n. MAILoEr,
Secretary OF he Navy.
EH.I.urhal V iiianSto Co"rts-, Charleston Eepuo'
Ncan, Savannah, aud Advertiser, Mobile, cory t"se
ueek for three gclfs aux IL 2iwJI
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NTANTED-A geatlsnan. 10 tsach mus!c "a :, H., ,
w Good Ief+i enc=s required
r tnEG;:.
suaI Pvt Ness Ft'sy. usnfoT ,.I , g.,
VkIAsTED.-3l0J Cor ajeJ Ate ii J., o.: s:..,
w highest market ps;ce will b" paid ~ So t.s
issue y. ". PURCELL 100.
hu,2e q: r,.....
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cosasseuL AGsseT % ~,
= Rlrhnoli. A5c y,
have Ise.ysd 70 psi Ct uyi. qao:. q '.'; So.
cloth: &C., that shah have, 10 ,'s.' ,,..,.., "
addition 10 ny supplies, ADD shtl Re t.'..s'.rf.:a
thstr ori.rI. No rsquision 70, scoo' q r-ocsy.
be REGARDED, unless accompanied q ES -rr Eics
..,qsasthra Commercial sse;' %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30

WTAS'tD-A = olcbpI-a lady .uahn+a 10 l.a
w Ensish French and Music 81 the Plano S,g r.r
dressiug BOX ofS, RickmJnd Poet hcc, ,:sUs i,.a..
ro.ereLce. ~. ,...
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TRTascRr LTai9EMFGf. O.. = a.. }
Richf..N. ra Al. 80 'Gt

TRG.scRr LTp,RrMr@t o. = a..
Rehr.os;, Ia, A"s SO CT.
E6GL.tTI:ii5 for Carrying mt" -E'ci tie at I"
IL CCns..s LipTiT.S irIc IL. lcJi, AL t':'"n1 ihe
OF T"pJ:eiei e:ELt irr Gr.i b"-ts sized u
de- tho provisions Ui i1s Ec approved NAY TO- Ie'! '0
eru hsDgr the ssia- for c. HpcG Lvru3.
i.utk osnI. res s'arti - re- &C.! bri: uhh
the vi May ~, ST. Gtsir ~ e1cha:, ttom III
coupon ton's Wi! ~ =. u'm, l. ihT IhH'Err 20 NE
GU the ri lated rcd Irs.Ir 10. I'LL lie ~ 1t ia
gI, TIE Conf h-THc si,ss Dt AiEo:i 10 efsh"hbe
fc; cn1ron ho.ds" u ~ IL Lt prenshied To
tLseeu Or 10 COM 'snce ~h 'he pr v!-''h .hr at'
Ju - Il, lee do csupnu 6is for ihe au"' 'p''heu
lr. A. THEEll JIM.
hu-Gf Secretary CT the Treasury
IErIEf,A F. uE IruEhr- Dress BEAR.
u ing six Per CerH. per nHaum Interest," ma
fee Hom TuAntion.
TnrIsUsY DsssTusHr, o. =. A.
G!,iE.ad, .ug. Stn .cLl
Pc Tho Nh s.f,ton If H.. A.; rcu;e IA. Currency,
APPROVED February III, lGI ie SECRETARY OF tr req
sury Ia authors ,Ik: the above c6TGuctt . lhJdue
too years after the rtifs .iyn - treaty oil p-ne= VIZ
tie United Eatcs They ctr|ot br 3o'd but only u"
Ink 10 rer.Tc sar,c III p:yEra u tn.r i'u,.ds -
The; mat so be "i7rI ~ pa. NSGhh IF.r ""U' '@in
ton. H. -.
GERS VI the gcvsrnnrb: IS c:u 10 t's e1s pure
curItirs a, oGsing peculiar aiTaLtGrrS 10 Rose ircm
whom the supplies Of the EovsHTstht s!s LnnS H.n 20
facilitate the ofik' rlcsS avn ~ Isbi sine .iu
Gers upon n. dcpciLss ..dE7 the5v i.di, AID r"ikei
across the face yasl- ID csiincaes u ihi.I..dLt
Will be paii IL Conformity l.iort"'th
ID. p0st.rt,s hc:eby :utIsriz'd ed rtqGltei 70
comrIY yh III, Te.uatOn All s. make Application TO
he il; ister foc su!! H.. II csitacar. a. ItIuil.a
(Sicneil "a " :h''"'h,
su.g9 II SEHr,tiiY IL Treasury
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II
s,uc, nu Ill b. mai lar the renewal CT two csr:l-
L. j.. 4. drast !uLf pc5 Confederate bonds,
ic:ei k<.ca ;3i ISL Ed &C. of CcngTLss approved
ruhu,r, ill., ieG Gae CT ave HUNDRED dollarS $780,
nurbc, So In favor Of It's subscriber, and the ttk & o.
to slirc dai.!s, (ssodJ EaItsr 1884, In faIcr o!
IL. - Il. Es-s!t.J.
Fla .e.t4:.lss "s.s liz, - lie fli Nay, 1854.
ji.wG"~ "ii u. DAUGHThf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30

NJ ASTED.-A young LADY Gds!I.s , E'i. ~. b.
w teacher Ct Ea josh AMI Su.i!.
Address 4. G Gu kcrlsGis D.:..t
susl5 SIT Blast lie rrs.',. E.
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slSr TOR. 80 TIC"

A DAIhlST KATOR'.. 80 Iio"
Al. Persons hasios debts "a cISi.17 80. -.
John Y. Mason, Jf. deceased. az L.ets 80 ~,
sent the nls TO IL: nnIsfSpn.d !r' -. 2. =.
sordanco W II d. cree II &c ,i:c.H c. .
co1n,y In 70 suit tler ein Tcnd'r z, u"'''' 80
scn'J e. editors "a Alsona uI:::o- ;hn -, ,i.it
snasr1w JchrY %A'Jh -. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30

49, HEADQUARTERS CiMr ii hsihUrIioE.t
lichmrnd, AGSast2s, isGi.
In eenordsnc. With thu pra. isis Genera .r No
g. GJutart sud s9ecios G=rsrh's uthce las ssrieJ
the owiers OF the fsOwiuE khIed wi" Cali al this camp
AMI prove tb-r aims, required h. t=. OF CoD8re3s
EiaAld Turu,r. slave. OF J Holiday, E.!;ia!"'e,
Md
Rcber, Bank alare t I;osit i:.a.n F.!T:Lc, T.:.
giulA.
W q Coralce, s!aEo 81 Il lii. a!,@' :o'..e.t: IL.
Nd.
samuel Grean, slaTs 81 Blxsnd.t B!cult. hiGs sad
Harvey nay gia-s Of ri B.taa hi s)urI
Wesley st kos slave Of H-nry t,.hr, Easiv.! Tci.-
noEs'c.
Tnoas sasty, siiv: oE bolnJ Eila: Charles coua:T,
Nd.
couot:, Nj.
Vh.
-, ,levc Of Calvin Beu:ti;, tEh u. " aEy.
Va
Lwers s!avi 4 u PEI J. !Hrei' = toautH "a
Eduiurh no ~ c,ic III {; Levi, sc j. T. ~ froe
ceusty. va
By1ri,. i Eaj7I =. J PTiTo..
T.. y. PyTTUI
eu-S. y J. & Il. Ira:Ii dI,; i .iS.t
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ylTASTED.-Io rent nr lutci,'sr CO. ..as.
w ur,hed JwrlIing house 10 All elsiti. I,I ID: :.-
Apply - b"'' h'F''.'.
sIInls 90
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I d Is u II .
On the 10Th day CT June, idan raiders visitai my
hoLse a took from me the io!le wing bonds No COL for
tsIv la-ucd Juns ID, 1868 No IN for 81 70u issued
j1ae go 1863 No. 3sS for 600 .lued August TO- 1868
40. 3lsi, for l,40u ssucd August 1853 all bearing
seven per cent. interest, Application VIII be made for
rencp al OF The said bonds. VII. PLANT0H.
". "a a. -
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4 rPLICATiOS WILL HE M'DE TO THK
n second triltor Of the State o! Virginia for The
n- OF the following Certificates Of Virginia Stse debt,
which have been Lost:
li,li March is;n Tor ~ .'ru.
No 9tt. ds,,l January SSH, $780, (sct Qsth March,
ISL ,I f"r Econ.
-; al, dated 9Th January. EEL (act Of lat March,
i5I. } BT TOO
al r,P:tercd in the OF JaEes lr trustee for
Msr, s can susg.. a, Sm~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30

NTAS6ED-Br youbE iAIS CT r'Tti.,. ... ... .
w tiOn ~ Teacher In nIIH,ie iaE..iS - ....
English hrsuches, MatGeDhi:.s aad Nom ....-
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LOST.
49, 4, t,kH iIFl 4 1T Il

4, u.r CKhTIF lCA Tl.
.strs,et ~ Lbout tie goth March Lat :atiheats
Ia KY I.r ior y four per cent buud OF the Confederate
s,tes Tor Me sun CT four hundred dollars uunberut
233 dated &arth l2 Isd4 and signed by Z. O. Gilmore
Treasurer. . 80
cate. 4. }. hF4o'
.pv1o 1aRtcs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30

NJ OriCG-Was stolen from the subscriber In Chester
II HeLi seuty, by The Yank ces while tlrir reren
li, Trunk containing quantity Ct cleth!pg. nunbe
d ysldsLie papers, lc also two certificates Of sioOk
Tie Farmers Esuk Srg;ria-one No. ~ 722 dalsd De
C"i..her 5,h, Is4G. for shares the other, No
.s dated December 7th, 1Si2 Tor tweptyfnur shares
~ plc.tinn will Ie made Tor renewal Of the Tsd certin-
aies VI stbuk.
al yIas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30

Siufi;t iar.n. lust Certificate OF debt OF the etate
" vi sluls issurt Ia i1y naEle, for !DuU, nader
81 ga Ms-Ca. 1850 and NUMBERED 1871, shall Sp-
Iir /. tie l6tS. auL0iiiits Iar reDewal thereof.
E6<It j.,sE.r ID. J. EUkk hEETF.
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ANVIL EENIALD 90 Il
- GEO. La MONTE, 4. H., President,
DANvILLE, Va.
The ot1t session will open September 1851 with full
40 experienced corps OF teachers. 1hu location safe
nad healthy Terms moderate.
apply early, as the number Of pupils 10 lu!ttd.
jyn2 coutaeull
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FEMALE ACADEMY.

nsSYILl + FEMALE ACADEMY.
The nsEt sessaa Of tbs Homs School for young ades
will the LIST day Of October and close on the iser
part Of the following June.
Board SIC m6nh, payable In provisions at the prices
OF 1891 ~
For n'asE Information apply for cirsul.F' D0af"er'
Halted 10 twelve ~.
aG.iJ ~iS2R&SGwt Gso. EAAh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30

Aih.r,I, stasrs sa'arJ, IrliE ,L.-.t,, ),
b..
uuai o.: Jefferson 0, Poss.'," ,s..r.
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n I II a de 80 IL l.
IL halifax, Va,
TLlr= miles from Roanoke stati.n, ki,hnoa1 OIL Dea
Vile Railroad.
y. mSri-, 81. A. Univsraisy OF Va. Associate Teacher
TIL. rrst session will be gin the Isl uc:obtf ana enc
HE ii July folio sinS,
n,arl nd tuIlonolgats and towels exsepted--for hi
half ses:;nrndiug 18th February 81, ~, payable al
S1use Address RIf JOHN T. ULAahE,
nuai olaTtl.lOct Tslcott Charlotte county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30

UJ NFNCI'
(Sienej) :. COOPER,
hlj't an! lusp'r uen'l.
OHi5ial: H. /. CLAY, a 4. g.
Sentinel COPY. arg"J -lT
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06
ALEXANDRIA,,

The war has produced marked changes In
the nelghboring city OF Alexandra. Since
General Slough was made the military governor
Of that place, the population has increased from
eight thousand to eighteen thousand souls. The
number of new buildings erected there during
that time, some sixteen months, is six hundred
: The amount OF Government property tran
shipped from that point has been enormous
and large wholesale trade with army sutlers
etc., has grown up in the city. Gentlemen in
form us that they have found Alexandria q
good market In which to purchase goods for
family nsc.
The late order Of General Patrick requiring
all sutler's goods to be Inspected at Washing
ton before they are put In the trains to be car
ried to the army, has had visible effect upon
the trade in Alexandria, and the heaviest deal.
ers there are breaking up their business estab.
lIshments and establishing them in Washing.
ton, where rents are higher, and other expenses
heavier. OF coupse the soldiers will have %
pay for all this. 1t is thought, however, that
General Patrick may be induced TO modify the
order referred to. At present an unusual dull
ness pervades the streets Of the temporar,
capital Of Virginia.
Some extensive buildings have just beel
erected In Alexandria TO protect from tn
weather the large number Of locomotives use,
upon the Orange and Alexandria railroad. On
of these buildings will contain forty locomo
tIyes. Considerable saving In the machiner
will result from this means Of protecting tn
engines. It Injuries locomotives seven dollars
worth apiece 10 be left out in raln-storm. Tn
best locomotives In the country are collecte
at the works In our neighbor city, and shop
are now in operation there for keeping them Il
repair. nsr .... .... gid.
We viii remark here that the publie general
has but little conception Of the enormou
amount of labor performed upon this singl
track, and that 1t Is, on the whole, well mar
aged is proved by the fact that the per contag
Of casualties upon the limo ls less than upo
any public road in the country. The Who'll
number. of lives lost since the war began b
accidents upon this road is not more tina
twenty, and most of these were the result {
the carelessness Of the parties whs were hurt
Considering the great number OF trains ru
under the exigenclcs Of the war, and the sma
amount of time that could be devoted to repail
Of the track, IL must be acknowledged that
remarkable record has been made by the MAJ
ayers and employees Of the road, as compare
with other lines that haFO construction paril'
constantly upon every mile Of theroad.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06
A Cavalry Disaster.

A letter from Harpers Ferry states that de-
tachmont of Col Coles Maryland cavalry,
under Capt, Hunter, encountered large body
of Confederate cavalry on the lst inst, near
Rectorstown, Loudoun county, Va. A desper-
ate fight ensued, but the force OF Capt. Hunter
were finally defeated by overwhelming num-
bers, all but eighteen ont Of seventy -flye being
either killed or taken prisoners. Capt. Hunter
made his escape and has arrived at Point Of
Rocks. Reetortown Is about forty miles from
Harper's Ferry. t. .. ....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06
r.rrlbl. R.IIro.d Accident, !,

CINCINNATI, Jan. 5,-The passenger train
from Cincinnati and the train from Dayton on
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railroad,
collided seven miles this side Of Dayton at 10
was killed, and flfteen or twenty others injured.
No other particulars have bcen received. The
trains are represented as badly smashed up.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CIscINSATT, Jan. 6.--We hsye the names oi
three killed aud the thlrty.flye wounded in the
railroad accident near Dayton, to-day, all OF
Ohio. Twenty others are reported very slight.
ly injured. 20 a-'-.' ~ ''
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06
PsnnsyIvanIa LssisIat6rs.

HARRBBuRo, Jan. 5.-The Senate waG occu-
pied to-day in balloting for Speaker. Eight
ballots were taken, but all resulted In tic; the
remaining Senator who has the casting vote
being prisoner Of war at Richmond.
Mr.. Lowry, OF Centre county, proposed that
a committee be delegated 10 request Jefl. Davis
TO release him in order 10 organize tho Penn.
sylyania Legislature, but as an amendment to
make Mr.. Lowry the committee, the motion
was Withdrawn. . As this tie vote promises TO
continue in the Senate, tho, prospect OF the
organization Of the Legislature and reception
OF the message ofGoy. Curtain remains un-
certain. Both Houses have adjourned till to.
morrow, .r.. rHIar "a 'Ha. gf# mi r.r.'-8G1s i
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06
CONGRESSIONAL.
, aiRTr -nrdnrr 30 ennss
j vi tis.. Ss..,s.. -


= = IA N
NJ Johnson - "a nrsssn,sd 4 n,titIou
a. ~ Trs.as, ~, W.ssi,s n yir.
-st. H.-5-..S .,.l ,i..'...-t--.i. e.tlnc
x.... NJ. Az, a. n.si1ios
S..n c,, ~ H-,.s u e-.lIe~
a. ssSs, s,.vss o-nsi hV hsr.
n,Yc t3ce ,,, N, IA uIiIlafV 1tIlHof,
~ and for WHICH psy 1wSa' dlsaIioWcd on
.Ssovrt of thc' siISeri tIaidvkltr IA her nus.
bsnd. Referred % he Committee on Claims.
MI, Mosgan, OF r. -, P.e,en,S,n ~ po,'yI I'M,
.Iyh tno oyele'J VI f''e"u' P'e'"s w
w ekonPuon. ~ An,A A.. a.n.,. n-o.
vn WC''vn y, on y ,1n, ~ ,hs .slsct sbe
eeoueo ~ as va e pss,oS a ma \. no,S,sr.ssd a :,
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A N,M Ran,. no r.,. Yorn.

In the House OF Representatives this aitor-
noon a resolution was adopted bya test ysts
Of 90 to a anthorizing the appointment Of
a select committee of nine to consider the
subject ofthe immediate construction Of a new
railroad between this city aud New York. This
early action on the subject is produced mainly
by the recent delays Of trains and mails.
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Fnonr nonroLIx. Z ". a 3. y.
InvsstigA AtiOns by ShiIitsry Co1hmissicn
Probable steambpAt ChArtsFs.i n


Profitable stsambpAt On artsrs sus ~
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 4.--The Military Com
mission, of which General ,, j. Wistar Is Pre-
sldent, has been In session during the past
week In this city. The case Of j. NJ. Hunt,
late superintendent Of vessels at Fortress Mon.
roe, is being tried, and the Developments are
exceedingly interesting. -t NaItp hFh
To-day Captain Cone, OF the steamer John
a.. Warner, was on the stand, and testified that
the boat was worth about t85, 600 when she
first went Into Government service, and that at
the rate Of her charter she had earned tl73,6 500
up 10 date; that the Government had supplied
her with coal, and that her running expenses
were from e1, 900 10 t1 300 per month, which
were betrayed by goods sold on board and BY
tho PROFITS on meals and 0erths. 7gi5l. Z
| She belongs to tho Delaware River Steamboat
Company, Of which John Price Wetherlll, OF
Philadelphia, Is president, and Andrew N. An
dersoD, VIM. I. Allen, NlIlelt Paxson, and
Sam. Harlan, Jr., are directors. Capt. Conl
John Tucker, late Assistant Secretary Of War,
and the second With Quartermaster Melgs.
Tho prosecution has 0Yerhaulod other fat jobI
In the Steamboat line. As the evidence stands
thus far, 1t appears as II there had been a ring
| Of contractors which lnteFlocks with ono al
Baltimore, with which Belger was CONNECTED.
Among others there Is tho case OF the steamer
West End, an old boat, which was offered q
New York at $500; but was chartered To- N,
Government from March, 1862, 70 October
1883, at $4,000 per annum,
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A telegram has been received by Hou. George
W. Mcclellan, Second Assistant PaymOster
General, from the Postmaster at St. Joseph,
Missouri, dated January 5, 1864, which states
that no eastern mail had been received for over
a week, and that there was no prospect Of the
reception Of one for week TO come, on account
Of severe snow storm on the Hannibal aud
st. Joseph Railroad.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

CIKoISEkTI, Jan. 5.--The river here Is full Of
floating Ice, and navigation is suspended. a.
Headquarters Of tho Department Of Ohio will
be removed TO Lexington, Kentucky, to-mor-
row. '.. fli ...r~ ~. .''rI .f.| 2
special" to the Commercial, dated at
Cairo, says a delegation Of prominent citizens
OF Arkansas has arrived there en- route for
Washington, TO arrange for Arkansas TO re-
sumo hor position In the Union. .....r-,.- ..