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PRICE THREE CENTS.

Is a slight advance; Catawissa preferred at 1761
37E and Philadelphia and Erie at 80 Az was bid
for Little Schuylkill; so for Philadelphia and
Gemantown 81 for Emra preferred; 10 for
Catawissa commons and ca for Pennsylvania
Railroad lj2 was asked for Cmdon aud Am
boy Railroad and 80 for North Pennsylvania.
There is lht'o or nothing doing in City PAssen-
ger Railroad shares. "a was bid for Spruce and
Pnei 20 for West Philadelphia, aud 10 for Arch
street; 81 was asked for Fifth and SIKH; 90 for
Second and Third Is for Chestnut aud Walnut;
y for Race and Vine; % for Green and Coates;
and 90 for Grard College.
Canal shares are more inquired after, with sales
Of Susquehanna at l5@l5l, an advance Of a;
Wyoming Canal at 70; aud Lehgh Navigation at
73l SO was bid for schuylkil Navigation com
mon, 800 for preferred and SO for Delaware Di-
vision.
Bank shares are firmly held bat there is very
little doing. Girard sold at 81; 1871 was bid for
North America; 1856 for Philadelphia; 50 for
Farmers and Mechanics Told stoak); 80 for Me.
cbanics 90 for Kensington; AZ for Penn Town
ship; 80 for Manufacturers and Mcchlnic,'; and
81 for City Bank.
Coal oil shares arc in fair demand, at about
former rates with sales Of Irwin at l0I McClin-
took at 50; DenSmoro at "a McElbeny at 5I;
Egbert Excelsior 90; Mngo at I 3-lG; Edo
rodo at >; Corn Planter at Z; and Walnut Island
at2I.
Gold continues dull, but prices are steady;
opening at 233i advanced and sold at 23iS at
Ii o'clock; 2}l4 atl2; and 234g at p. NJ.
There is very little demand for Money outside
Of the banks, and the rates remain about the
same as last quoted. Loans on call are offered at
sac per cent. per annum. Prime paper CON
tinueS very scarce, and quoted at 74C09 per cent.
Secretary Fessendcn gives notice of the readiness
Of the Treasury Department to redeem on pre-
sentation, by payment in lawful money or by
conversion into bonds, as authorized by law the
Three-years' Treasury notes, bearing interest at
the rate of seven and threetcn per cent, issued
under the Act Of July Il, 1861. Interest will
cease on all such Treasury notes not so presented
after three months from this date, at which time,
under the law, the right Of conversion ceases.
Holders, therefore, will govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES DEC. 10.
Reported by Carhaon Co, Brokers' No. l2l s. Tbrd st.
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The weekly averages OF the old Banks Of th9
city of New York, on Sturdy, December 10,
1864, present, in tho aggregate, the folio wing
changes from the previous exhibit OF D5csm-
Der 3, 1864 -
increase in Loans... ...'.'''''.''s......S3l 1892
Decrease in Specie. ''....'..........s 439,2S9
Decrease in G rcuatiOn. 5{Otl
Increase in Unduwn Deposits. zee. 3,5l66R
Including the Clearing House operations of the
week, which show the inter-oXchanges oct Eeen
the Banks, including also the Su0- Treasury bal
20 the clo'e Of the week. The folio wing the
general comparison with the previous exhibit,
and alSO with the movement this time lass sea.
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GEroRE BOARDS.


Quotations Of Gold ut the Philadelphia Gold
Exchange, No. 81 S. Third street, second story =
VI A. M...,'.",233{ u m..........s...23I4
Market stendy.
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snERHAN MOVING DOWN THE OGEoHEE RIVER
-THB ENEMY RESIST THE PASSAGE OF THE
bTllBAM.
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SuecessfdI Movement OF COIOrcd Troops
appearance of Rebel RAms-HOw they
were Received.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

GRoYAR's THKkTRH.-Our citizens are TO en-
Joy AZ this house tonight ths privilege OF WitneII.
ing the pOrsonAtlon OF = character which was
chiefly the means Of building and spreading the
BreAt reputation Of the eminent ArtiIt who plays
y. MT. Edwin Booths shylock IL very Justly con
eountry, the most wonderfully striking And cor
rect conception OF that sublime character ever
given BY any living actor OF modern times. We
night
CANTERBURY HALL.-MlsB Eva Bront, the
AoeomIiiIAsd songHtresGi sig. Martini ChiriGki the
MonaeHpl bAlAneer and VentFlloqulsti Miss Naomi
Porter, the sensation dAnHeuBei Mt. w. D. CAyA.
nash, me seleorntsd Irish eomediGn sud vocalist
mes.: Esfh ana Edwards, the great Ethiopian
IoiSti mesIrs. ~ W. Williams and j. !. Clarke, the
nvontS Somsdlhnli and Mons. Feuehe and his
Richmond, Lucy Clifton, Jenny and Estslle FoFreat
Maggie Marshall, LeOn0Ta Creed, Mlie jennIa sn1
others, will appear tonisht In recherche bilI com
house 10 comfortably warmed throughout.
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Ths above form OF proposals. will bs adhered to
a. closely a. practicable. Other forms will DO re.
ssiVed By the Department and duly considered,
Aproper guarantee that the bidder 10 able 10 full.
nl tbs contract, certified to by the clerk Of the
nearest District Court or United States District
httofnsy, must accompany the proposal or It will
An oath Of allegiance TO the UnIted States Gov
ernment must also accompany the proposal,
The contracts will be awarded to the lowe.t ra..
Pbnsible party OF parties, who will be duly mott.
ned BY mail or otherwise, that their bid 10 accept.
81 and they will immediately be required TO enter
ooo Bonds to be properly certified to.
posals are opened.
The Post once Address OF the parties proposing
must be distinctly written upon the PROPOSAL.
fropolhls must be addressed to Henry johnson,
d. G. ~ 1e'A'
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids deemed unsuitable.
HENRY JOHNSON,
N. K, and Purveyor, u. s. A, Washington, b. c.
Printed forms OF Proposals. eAn be had At this
once. faba ait
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PROPOSALS.
PRoPosALs FOR ICE.
.w..-, s.D,eA 4 I Fv ,1. O, q.


MEDICAL PvnvrYsr's ovrIcE,l
o sEA Ll, ,ssofSskIs WI ). f.!.is.d :, III,
lee TO the Medical Department ofshs lrmy durins
s M Il. yser, ~ the points herein designated
eonst,u.tsd ise-hous.s a each point .f dsIIysry.
on Or before the 18th day Of April nsst; the ies M
he isshouss and the manner in i, h'ns,s q
point:d for ne PSrPos. o. 81 M.dIss inSpsstogP,
thus actually stored and rsoeiptsd for. A'un'
The proposals. win be for the quantities indl.
WITH The prov,O That .houid more 5. n.i psiI q
aHS ,T :, iS Ss sSs year. supply u shs be r.
| QUANTITY TO BE DELIVERED AT
annapolis, Malicious owned By the United
Fortr.ss Monroe, vs:-Iss-houss owned By IN.
Point Lookout, Md;.Ioe-houss owned BY the Uni.
rOrt'5 mouth s x,.IssS0o.. not owned by the
N'WS.rn, ~. ~ c-ISs-houss not owned BY the Uni.
Hilton Head, 3 C-Iee-house owned BY the United
Beaufort, : c;0Ios.hOu's owned By the United
Proposals will also DO received for furnishing ice
daily y weight, for the year 1854, in sueh quSnti-
at United States General Hospitals, upon the feI.
lowing annual estimate, In and near
New York, 500 tons.
New Haven, Conn, % tons.
PSSTts%9Hsh Grove, I, lao tons.
Newark, N. j., 100 tons.
MsshIDEto., 3. G, 500 tons.
Frederick, Nd, rs tons,
All additional amounts that nav be reouired a,
these places until January iS isss, are 10 De- luz
nhhed AZ the same rates
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
Ihs ,9naersiEn:d proposes TO furnish -
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The Ice shall be Of the best quality. and ,ubios,
70 the approval OF the surgeon in charge, who will
receipt for the actual amount delivered At each
hospital.
Payment to be made from time TO time upon du-
plisats bills, certified to by the Medical Director,
Signed,
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An EXTENSIVE BURoLART.-Al large burglary
wa. Perpetrated last night at the clothing store
OF messrs. FtnAall & Graham, on ID street. near
the corner Of Ninth. About 10 pair OF pants, 20
eoah and large number OF vests and shirts were
taken. The store door was fastened by three
locks. These were forced open by q oroWbAr
signs Of burglarious instruments were also en-
hlblted, and 10 supposed that the work was done
bypIoiessed burglars. The value Of the clothing
stolen 10 estimated at twenty-five hundred dollar.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

A RARH CHANoH.-A hne tWo-story and attic
Brick houhs IL 70 Be sold at public auction to-mor-
row (Thurtdhyl afternoon, at four O'Clock. Any
one desiring 10 invest their "greenbAes," here Il
tneir chance, The house IL on street north, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth Gtreetn west
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ENGINE RECOVERED rdVsl ResuD1sd ovsr
Long Brtdes.5MT VIM. smith, wreeksr Of the Mill
day or two since In recovering the enrins Cbsun.
eey VibbArd, which was into the river
Atthe Long Bridge about ten days since, Traysi
inR Last -'~-S N'Nh-
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n F FL Al.

.. nN -H
NJ nar.
WLsHINoroE' d. q. rsh,ns,x :, ,slIh{
Special 0rdsrs, No. 90 ,
l. The attention Of os,s.r, n, An. p.,,oi !,
tioularly dlrssted "a n.r,,r.nh A. q
for Provost Guard and P.,,ai ,,.,i.,,as .S.,.
action with regard 10 r,nblI.. han.s. !,
Allhou,es Of mi, 80. II, \. s'.,,.,,.,,
and II found TO b. kspt FOR ~,mh,,n. ~. 49,
will be olo,sd :, 49, W smonnh ,ns mouse
Of the Pstr.i, and N. lssn., ord.,sa ~ w on,s.
trial, at the Central Gu.rdbon,. IN ~. sa,,n.,ss
morning, at which time and nI,.. A.. 90. -,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

The RnlIs AeLIN.-Patrick and Ellen Rlley
were arrested yeaterdAy BY PAtrolmen HeIhler and
howAru, OF the Seventh precinct, upon the charge
OF drupkenue,s anddh orderly conduct. They live
IN ths house OF Patrick Fitzgerald and when asked
graceful and dis orderly manner. Fitzgerald Looked
complaint At the police headquarteIrG and fhe
kileys were each fined e768.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

The undersigned proposes to furnish daily, OF
otherwise, all the lee required for the hospitals
upon approved requihition Of surgeons In chArEe
A. or near the wlthin-nAmed points at the following
price per hundred pounds, namely;
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fs6is-st GEO. s GIDEON, frs,Id.nt.
H(m EMoVAL H00
TO NEW BUILT NC, WV
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL
JAMES s. ToPHAM 4 CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQuIPa MEN MANDATORY,
TO THEIR
NEW BULL DING,
q 500 81
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, OF our own manufacture, A
most complete assortment OF every style and price
Of Military and citizens
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALEs,
FINEsWoRD BELTS, with TophGm's Patent slids
IT,, ,LANGHoIz's PATENT SPURS,
LANGHoLzs PATENT CURB and NOSE STRAP
FOR SALE;
EWBANK'S PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARM NESS.
FINE D0uPLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
FINE SINGLE CARNAGE, BUGGY, AND Ex
PRESS HARNESS.
Suffers, STAGE WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS
WHIP
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRU NKS.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALIBEs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND VALISES,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BOXES
ARMY VALISES AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Let cher and Canvass PolliHieuT Bags, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
sAtohelS, Toy Trunks and School sAtOhels, and
every article In their lima OF business.
REM BERl
H 500 q
vENTH rect. a
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:. HHw YonK BfHISs. gsatlsnsus OlotA,uoi-
Hey snd fssatesaNs "A IsrT rssortmsnt Tor Bress
md ln.tnsss Ms.r. ms Ehgiish saet and wall.
thing over offered IN this sify.
WALL, arrPnrrs 4 Co.,
oSe--h saa Pa avs bet. Ninth and Tsnfh Ste.
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ODD VS. HALL.

opp FELLOWS HALL.
UnequAlled Attraction Two Grand Exhibition,
Combined in One!
ELLIHGER 4 FOOTE'S GREAT MORAL
EXHIBITION,
consisting Of Com. FOOTE, the mAllest apecImen
OF manhood in the world, n years old, 80 inches
highi and weighing only n pounds, his sister,
MISS ELIZA EESTELL,
=, " The Fairy OF the weatD
the smallest and prettiest woman in existeHoe
nens fourteen years old, l7inehes high, and weigh!
a. COL SMALL,
-. The Natural Mimic and Comedian,
~ Year, old, 70 inches high, and weighing only
An three Of~hon will appear, in oOpJuu elton
oEieNAL CONTINENTAL vocALrsrs
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING DURING
THIS WEEK,
In one Of their original, unique and Attractive
Entertainments, far surpAs,ing anything Of the
kind ever before offered 70 this community
Doors open at and O'Clock D. m. +; perfsrmAnoe
commence At and 7 o'clock
Admission 20 cents; reserved seats 50 cents;
children accompanied By their parents IS cents.
once open At the Hall for the sale OF reserved
seats from 10 q. m. toS o. m.
Tor programme and many intefestinK pnrtieti-
lars, see small bills everywhere. feI6
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A UCTI0N SALE OF CONDRMNED
IA Ste CK

WAR DEPARTMEHT,O
a.. CAVALRY BunEAp,
WARRINGTON, ID. c. February u, 1850
VIII DO sold, at public auction, 10 the hIKhe,t
Glelboro' Point d. O.,
On THURSDAY, the 18th day OF Fehruar,,
the 26th day of February; and o.
THURSDAY, the I'd day Of March, 1884
ALSO, SALE OF CONDEMNED STOCK,
AZ Eastern Branch Corral, Washington, ID. c.,
IN SATURDAY, the 18th day of FspruAfy, 1884
these horses have been condemned As unit for
me cavalry Service Of the United States Army
Eor road and farm purposes many good bargains
The Horses will be sold sinEly
Iefml cash, In United States Treasury notes.
sale TO commence NJ 10 o'clock A. M.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Chief QuartormAatsr,
els-lW Cavalry DuFaHu.
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Tricks OF RUDE BoRnAs.-Yesterday morn.
ink about u o'clock gust Of wind, besides doing
hthousAnd othsr damaEe., hointed from Its secure
breakins the pAnes and sash into innumSrabls
atoms. The court suspended its functions for
Common Council Chamber, which was yaeated bV
the Circuit Court, The wanton zephyrH were WEI.
eomsd with the hearty laughs OF the members OF
might be destroyed, in order that new and hand.
some ones should be placed In their stead.
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.AMUSEMENTs.

~ cANTrRBuRY
| ~ II CANTERBURY -fr.s .-
| @ MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE. q
L0sasiaas lusnus, nssr ne eevpsNer alsi ,,r,,,.
| lin rear ofthe metropolitan and National Hotel,.
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo. Lss...."".........Afs Manage and Propris,o
NOVELTY, VARIETY SUPERIORITY
ASTOUNDING AUGMENTATION OF ATTRAc
NEW FACES, NEW PrrcES
And glorious indisations Of
NEW SUCCESSES.
AN ENTIRE NEW COMPANY OF AR r1srs,
ALL THE FAvoRITEs RETAINED.
TONIGHT,
former on the swinging Wire,
SIG. MARTINI cHIRIsKL
SIC. MARTINI CHIRisKL
whsse feats are ofthe most astounding character,
and unsquAlled By any living artist,
Fir,t Week Of the celebrated Champion JIG
Miss NAOMI PoS SEs.
!. Fir, Week q ,hs unriyAllsd B.pO., Vocalist
Mr. Nh j. !. TTHSSfsSs.
hS'itiys spps.rsnSs q the f.nOu, Irresistible
NJ NJ: " E. T. SS4&yy AsA5SEii
Finh Week Of the brilliant, triumph.p. Ens.r..
mont ofths gifted and beautiful opefstis voesiIst,
Miss EVA EVA Brent Brent.
Continued unexGmpled success Of IN. un,n.
grs..hsbis Ethiopian Delinssiors and cSriss-
E E.S4s a .sB E EDw!s sR:
Second week Of the successful engagement
Mr.. J. RUsHToN, the UnrivAlled CLOG DANCER
Mr.. J. RusHToN, the Unrivalled CLOG DANCER
MONS. GUILLAUME FoUcHE,
MONS. GUILLAUME FoUCHE,
Assisted by the
GRAND BALLET TROUPE OF YOUNG LADIEs
GRAND BALLET TROUPE OF YOUNG LADIES,
VIII appear In two charming Ballet Divertisement.
called
LA PASSIONATE AND LA ZINGARA,
LA PASSIONATE AND LA ZINGARh
The Famous Bouquet of Beauty,
KATE HARRISON,
NELLIE GRAY,
JULIA RICHMOND,
LUCY CLIFTON,
MAGGIE MARSHALL.
EsTRLLE FORREsT
MISS JENNIE,
LEoNoRA CREED, Ls,
In New seleotion, NJ SONGS DANer. c.nu.
INGS ko N~AS' SnOOr-
Y. W. WILLIAMS, Is CLARKE II.
will appear In a choice selection Of Negro sons,,
,uIie'quos' &C.
r,,v ,,,r,n, ,,,.o.--
5NiiNh NNoMrhhAbLE COMPANY
CRAM cINTrnpunx o,,o
D SNNiANnOht OLlO
con,i,a,,. IA. a. -. ,,..,
entitled " '"' 'ue'ph'unE Hish faree, |
'" ruv ,p,s,, r,,--c. |
W. n, C.y.n,uyh n ~ Ia, o,,-,
Adm,,,o,
orshs.trs. 80 cent:
"oors open at To'oloeki Performance avs
pop,rr
p pOn rAmIL1 MATINEE,
rorohAf s. F1Mi s.f,. MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At q o,olost.
Adm..ioRpksss, y sss.o sS, A. o'clock:
.-.-i...oa-1eeies " oehsi Chllaren 10 cent?.
v AR Sld.i,l ! VARIETIES
Hsnh,ln ~ rehhA avenue And Ninth street.)
EH,1.'m. ,Proprietors
'''H6e manager ana Advertiser
CRACE. EIEGANCT ANn prr,np,,r>,r
,SIth al 'he Amusement onerinE' blended
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3AMUsEMENTs.

y .LL2AHLlLLT
-AMIICEME
- N-IL OkJAIuLIIIN 10.
l0lT-------4.--- -----------------
HnFB MHW THE N mn ,
n TENTu nTn ruT now .ss,,,
'-. <N@o'S TENN Az &
LAT ,t.h. "a A.. ~ ~. n , Z
who. IN sosob w. 30, q 1T y: BoWHRs,
80 : y : = viii rspesf 1"'sAi uemAho,
THIS ErEnfNG, fERhuARY ,1,h 1r
10 shaka,A,rsss vorid reno,,xn.a -. ...-
Il MUCH APO ABOUT N6,TufNn"yoi
" I'd eoncIrds ,ritb 'niNS fT'.
N.l- 'AnOh. "8fr r
MondaV. Fsbr,,,rx oa-IT,., .t.h, -,
WaIIaoh " IA. -. ~. IN -' hbht oi - beSter
R0srnIfr, IA yIuu ptr,
Tha aaIa N 49, - II. IN. .h ~ - hALL,
nense on ssturdsy. ' AOO'o VIII COM
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WHTrHHuRsT's gALLHRr, 1S4 PENNSYLVANIA
AvEHvn-This celebrated sstablishhent has lust
been elegantly rofltted and furnished. Hna one Of
the TARGET oollestfons Of Photographic nerstIyss
In ibis country, numbering over nffeon thousand,
embracing hkeneases Of distinguished peruonsl
both civil and military. Ilkenessea Of many Of
these fallen In battle can be obtained here. For
superior work, Whitehurat outstripping his com
Retltorn, received medal at the Worlds Fair.
London; Particular attention II called 10 his nav
lmpsTai Photographs, also vIgnstts now much
"Ne" "'eh .aI" |...' novit-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

THn only place where you can purchase ha>t q
auebr goods Of all kinds 81 HangTactreTt prIses a,
n. A. HALLS JndiA Rubber warehouss, lie
fenn.yiVaniA hyenue, between Ninth and Tenth
ssneen, Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods besuti.
fully repaired AZ short hotiss. mar MI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

The UNIVERSAL YANKHH NLTIoS.-A lecture
by reverend y. mKendree Riley upon the above
day evening, for the benefit Of the Union Chanel
Sunday school Union. N-p~'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

NOTICE TO SUTLER.---JOHN ]
MxDER-Mh; ] hereby notify you that
ten days from date, unless said wagons are taken
and the bill OF repairs paid.
CHARLES J. HALLENBECK.
BEHFORD SAUTER,
febi6-N' On X, bet. Ninth and TeRth Sts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

Tm Omar PENNSYLVANIA Rourn.-Jhs
Iuienest and safest route 10 ths Northwest and
seuthwest. Two through trains daily, and one 10
sunday. soldieis heksts A. Govemmsnt rates Z
~ me principal points In the North and West
nee OF the Great PennEylvaniA Route, ~ northsss,
soEner pennsylyania Avenue and sixth ttreet, nm.
90, r Wv s Hotel omse open froE .. n. n
49,, =. o. NORTON,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

~ RAND SANITARY BALL,
N FEBRUARY q, 1884,
For the benefit OF the Sanitary Commission, at
their Fair Building, corner OF seventh street and
PennsylvaniA avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

COMMITTED TO JAm.-Robert Richardson
And John Herbert, both solored, who were arrested
Yesterday for committing an assault and battery
on John Francis, with intent 70 kill, the eireum-
stances OF which were noticed In yestsrdayis RE-
,rustIeAn ere eommittsd TO Jail for tby Jus
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

RETURNED TO DUTI.-The helpers in the
Ing 70 our statement last week, made strike for
higher wages and suspended their duties, have re-
turned 70 the same without an increased allow :
Anee. Fifteen of them were discharged
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
THURSDAY, October let, the steamers THOMAS
C COL Capt ,Gedneyi MARY D. RAPLEY,
,xINI; staehpoiei YOUNG AMERICA, Capt. Hol.
tween Alexandria and Warrington, Al O'clock Ia
the morning. running every hour until o'SiocE
pm. .Sai-U
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

ENTERTAINMENT AT WILARD's.-Mra. N. s,
brynnt Will give her original, humorous dramatic
reAaingS and side conversations, illustrating negro
character North and South, In wIllArd'S Hall to-
iishtful sntertainuent may be anticipated.
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LONDON AssUHANoH.-This evening Laura
comedy Of" London AIsurance,n with Min Heene
- Lady Gay spanker. The house will be som-
Iortaely heated, additional stoYes having BEEN
placed In all parts OF the auditorium.
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EAGAN AND EDWARDS.
EAGAN AND EDWARDS.

Continued uneISmpled success Of the unAp-
proachable Ethiopian Delineators and Cariea-
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WANTS..
BOARDING..

BOARDING A NUMBER OF GEN.
ID Nemen can obtain beard at No. lsT MARYLAND
ayenue between Four-and-a-hAlf and sixth streets,
hAnu. oeIT-tf
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| EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
| CAPTAIN p. M. DUBANT, Chairman,
MeSsr,; J. A. PECK, MesIrI: J. NOLAN,
b. VAN RlPER, J. c. FENNELLY.
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
BEN PERLEY Po0RE, Esq. Chairman.
Messrs. ?. M: DUBANT, MessrI. n. VAN RIPPER
CHAs: II. ANDERSON, CAPT. II. 4. sCHEETZ'
F. II. HARRINGTON, CAPr McCUTCHEN
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
GENERAL FARNsWORTH, Chairman.
Col Drew, Capt. BurnhAm,
Lieut. Col. Joseph Smith, Captain c, PeAIe,
Major !. Z. NAylor Captain Norris,
MlorJ r. shefburne, Captain Low,
2. 4, Graves, Captain Merritt,
W. J. Fryl Lieut.. Brookheld,
Lieut.. G. r. Robinson, HorGtio BsaiI
iS@ss r. poollttls, jr., Lieut. 5. R. DGgG sn..,
J: D. Wooley, Lieut.. A. II. Sawyer,
Q y. FowleI Leopold FeiIS,
Lewis W. Parker, James SEiTvIng
phoms. Thompson, Benjamin Kaufman,
4. @; FAINT, c Meyer Zuliek,
Charles Boteler.
FLOOR COMMITTEE
lama. I D. VAN RiPER' E!G, Chairman Chairman
VIM. H. Nicholson, Lieutenant Burns,
J. S G. fs SI Captain n H HSSsTsN'
=. H. Harrington. Captain Fitch,
Captain P. NJ, DubAnt, Lieut.. AdAmsoa,
James Galway
HOUSE, COMMITTEE.
CAPT. MeCUTCHEN, Chairman.
MssIrs. r. II. Steele, VIM. Hutchinson.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC.
CHAs. II. ANDERSON, Chairman.
MeSSrs. W. n. suyter, John L. Lake, Jr.
COMMITTEE ON POLICE.
CAPE II. A SCHEETZ, Chairman.
MeSIrS. Aug. o. Ball, H. D. Butler.
COMMITTEE ON REFRESHMENTs.
MeIsTG. W. n. Sluyter, G. r. Evans,
John L. Lake, it,, Lewis W. Parker,
WIN. Hutchinson.
BEN PERLEY PO0RE, ESQ,
Chairman Board Of hAnhEaTa
,. u. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
N, B-TioketS to be had OF any Of the above
Committees, or OF the Treasurer W. r. SLUYTRR
Clarendon Hotel. The sale of Tickets IL United.
fel6-Sr
loo CARD YIsITE FRAMES on