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gradually dc, oloping itS magnificent proper
tions to watchful and adrairlng people, until
adorned by the beautifully designed Tholus,
where the whom is surmounted BY the colossal
Statue Of Freedom," which stands with Its
back to the rebellion and hs face towards the
loyal States, secured in It's bright bronzed
Hrmor aud lifting its flashing helmet to tn,
sunlight This gigantic and most difficult
work Of art (ths dOme) is completed--com.
pleted In the midst Of the darkest hours Of the
nations life. In order to accomplish the i'm.
mense amount Of difficult work so briefly
alluded TO, thousands Of laborers have beer
constantly employed. Besides, the buildings
Of the War and Navy Departments have been
! increased within year one story each, EN-
ploying in the execution of the work large
number Of mechanics and laborers.
Again, the. construction by the Government,
In different parts Of the city and vicinity, Of
immense hospitals for our sick and wounded
soldiers, of mammoth depot bdildlngs for com
missary, quArtermaster, medical and ordnance
supplies, large structures at the different cor
rails. temporary buildings for courts martial
and courts of inquiry, and for barracks and
-, ~ - -.
NJ ,n ,,.., 81 an M. ,-h., !. 90 b. ,,,.
n ma, ,ho crormor. d,r,and ror hor.o. snd
=, ths s.m. ,ID,c roducc ,hc svorhI,sn,iv b,gh
rcn,,1 Thar IA one v,v opsn 10 martial reIisr
n cov.rnm.r, hi i..d ths w.v - =
yvo rnd.r.,.,d ,h., a. co,srn,, o.,,,,,.
o,sr sn,v ane dw.II,rC .on,.. in ,h,s c,,r
somc hIr.a .nd .ome corascs,.d NO., ~
the,o ,r, r..d o. or,o.. "a a.. n,,rr.I,v cor,
,.,,o, s.ms.s ,LaS.,'- s,,ah ',.-,-.. -
-, ,..,,s,N =, - 1.Is 80
-, -" - DeOu oN'Su
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A Cotton oanard Exposed.

sT. LOUIS, January 20.-The steamer Nor.
man from Memphis on the 18th with five hun.
dred and Seventy-iyc bales Of cotton for Gin.
clnnal has arrived here.
The Memphis Bulletin says the account lately
given currency by the St. Louis Republican,
Memphis correspondent, to the effect that the
rebel quartermaster at fernando, under au.
thority from Richmond, had offered to sell to
Gen. Hurlbut all the cotton outside the Fed.
eral lines and that thereby Kirby Smith had
a special agent in Washington with a similar
proposition, is humbug. The story was got.
ten up by interested parties to affect the New
York market. Nothing is known of such a
report at Memphis.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

D. q . . u . " T." = /. . "
on the 9oti instant, after long and painful ills
meas, sARAH H., wife Of James @. Cornwall, in the
9eth year OF her age. The funeral will take place
on Thursday (to-morrow) at o'clock, from the
residence OF her uncle, Charles, Mills, ho1 Massa.
shu.etts avenue; The friends Of the family are
invited TO attend.
On the morning Of the 2oth Instant, OF patarrh
fever, ALBERT 0RANT, son Of Isaac o. and Mary
A. Bartlett, aged 10 months and q days. The fl.
neral will take place tomorrow Thursday even
ing At AZ O'clock, from the residence Of the pa
rents, No. $40 Fourth street east. The friends Of
the family are invited 10 attend baltimore sun
please oopy.l ...r.. .
On the 18th inst, Of consumption, Mrs. MARY
rick Taylor. ~ ~
Her ffisndslan acquaintanees are respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral on Thursday Aftef.
noon, At o'clock, from ber late residence, on e
street, between ID and 3D.
On the morning OF the nth instant, MATILDA
kEEFrEH, In the cath year Of her ago, wife OF
heTaham keefer, after long and painful illness,
which she bore with Christian fortitude. May she
rest In peace.
On the 18th instant, in the eleventh year OF her
age JANE HoLlnooH, daughter OF Horatio N. and
Elizabeth 3. Easby.
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NEW YORK, January 90, 1s64.-The stocl
market was less active yesterday, and tn,
prices Of all Now York railroad share
were lower. Gold continued in demand, apt
We heard Of Sales having been made at 100
which was q fraction above the ruling figure
The money market did not exhibit any change
and short loans are being made at rates Of in
terest little above what the law recognizes.
Government and State stocks continue firm
and $40 Treasury notes are now quoted al
l07.
The markets were generally quiet yesterday
The rise in gold raised the views OF holders to
a corresponding extent, and the firmnsss with
which all kinds ofmerchsndlZe was held tended
to conhne business within narrow limits.
At the produce exchange there was no very
decided change. Breadstuns were armer, but
transactions were not very heavy. Provisions
were without decided change. .fr'
Groceries were held higher, and sales were
thereby restricted. Cotton was firm. Petro-
leum was dull-buslness checked by the extreme
rates demanded. Freights were steady and
firm. Tie market was better supplied with
beef cattle this week, and as the weather was
decidedly unfayorable and the quality of the
offerings was rather poor last week, prices
were not sustalned-the brokers reporting
decline of !@sc. Fb, The range was 7@l8Ic.
The bulk Of the sales were at 9@11c., though
good to prime cattle realized 19@l3c.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20
rELEeRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

FIVE PERSONS were burned to death in
shanty on the outskirts OF Buffalo Monday
night.
A HEAVY sNow STORM has stopped all rail-
road travel neaf Toronto, Buffalo, Cleveland,
ETC., and business In that region is suspended.
There wai a storm OF hail and lightning at
osWego, New York, yesterday.
A BRIDGE upon the Northern Central Penn,
sylvsniA Railroad, four miles this side OF York,
has been washed away, InteTupting travel on
that road. The January thaw has produced
serious foods and freshets In all directions.
HEAVY snow storm visited Baltimore last
night.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

CLEVELAND, January 10.-The night e.pr,,,
train west from Buffalo stuck In the snow IN rcs
miles east Of Painesville, and was run into b,
the accommodation train. -Four cars were
burned. Five persons were killed and a nm,
Der Injured. The cause OF the disaster is a,
follows; -
Two men were detailed TO watch alternately
for the approaching trains, and the collision
oscurred while one was relieving the other, who
nearly perished from the cold.
Among the killed is Henry Co1in, Of Nes,
York. The names OF the others have not be.t,
accertained. The wounded are DR.. McCAAa-
Canton, Ohio; J. b. Stearns and James GIN,
syracuse: W. +. Enders, 81 Louisi Mlles Fol,
som aud John Gladding, Oregon, Wis; Catha.
rine Post, McConnellsVille, Ohio; John Gurley
OF ClAysville, Pal B. CuTan, OF Dunkirk, and
a number of others, names not reported. The
superintendent, with a relief train from Cleve.
land, has reached the spot, and the wounded
are being cared for at the hotels and private
houses.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
rHrRrY-EIeHrn coSoREss.
I'll First Session.

Il ~ aun1 A - a -.
w,n y-- &C.,, H
| Ne snnnna- .,s..sas ~ Ioos.
n.rn,.n SS ni,I.o ~ p.s Peutlon Q, ieaaing
psaaIsa..,s .'a Dosson, IN regard 70 the
- 90, ~ ~ pea ,, onlec.lne
N tSIs M ,ho .sh,nc, anu prslylng ,vongress
S. IsAe " tno su19oc.ol reconsHuction, abol'
tonraS, iS'sy ~ s, sno preventing landed aris.
svh,as, ~ -, sae ~ - souus,h anu aea,lng WIN we
baTrHsss Reteyrad ~, ~,
JnaIci.rv S"''u +" fH' So"'ini''ee On 'ne
NJ R,o,r. ,-...n,., 49,, . =, .,-
\ thrsa nswharIP ~ nv sne pIo'est OIL Sky
Wis.on.i ...I,,, " ~, 'ne Sene,,l assembly OF
Gsnepsi G schne.,S m Msto Sg o. bIgaIler
N ~ .; W. oehonela as MAJOR General, be-
e,ran ~ ms M aominlstratlon In that Department
Teb.is in disSrisa IA s. ~ .nosg S, Anonn as
has h.en - s,,s,sS e ,s.,.,a. u.e MS @ @LnnuenGe
dcsir"bis ~ ~ ia % .n''''u'"n ~ WHICH ID
Mr Rrovn sa,n.vL,s ~ ~, s's; .,.,,
miIitsry onsro,,ons H. H,,".,.nI .Oe uPon
achoa.ia hniSIns. ~. n1,Io' .uii unue. S,neIaI
tbe msssscre :, LIE pone! ,I aTSounLaOie .u ior
aSes an ihs bordsr ~ "e'' Nv o'ner OUT
a,a
HoUsk OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Speaker announced TO the House In.
following named gentleman as the select com
mittee to inquire Into The facts and circnm.
stances attending tho removal of DIR. WetherIll
as chemist Of the Agricultural Department,
Messrs. Orth. CLAY. Knann Dswson ana
Woodbridge. ""'
Mr.. Schenck introduced a bill amendatory
of the act To establisb The grade of linz oaoo..
of the navy. which was referred 10 Inc Ton,-
mittee on Naval Affairs. Wv OO1'
The House resumed The consideration of ,ho
Joint resolution au,endatorv an tho conSsca,,nn
act, - '"' N'""''"''oN
A suRRestion VIVA mado IN ros,noro ,ho
further eonaIdar.tion ~ ths MI, , W. ~ sn0
Mr.. yoorbees said gsntiemon On hIs ~ =.
the hall want 10 eYnrcss Their SioS.. Tsa., AZ
mot want 10 be forced into a yots ho,ore ,heV SU
are yeady II 40 ou,,na.o.,, U note oyIore .hsy
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FROM BALTIMORE,
The Fortress Monroe Steamer
Aground.
Sinking or The United States Trans
port General Meigs.


BALTIMORE, January 90.-A despatch from
Fortress Monroe, 10Th, says that the steamer
Louisiana, due at this port this norning, gol
aground on Core Point during the fog on hel
passage on Monday night, but afterwards got
on without damage, arriving at Fortress Mon.
roe yesterday evening. ~. -,
The steamer New York brought up the mails
and passengers, transferring them to the
steamer Georgia at Fort Carroll, the latter boat
bringing them to the city, and the New York
returned to Annapolis for coal. Capt. Kirwan,
OF the steamer Georgia, reports the Ice very
heavy above Fort Carroll.
The United States transport steamer General
Meigs which left this port last evening foi
Patuxent river with Government stores, sunl,
of Fort Carroll about 8 o'clock. All hands
saved. .Ha-.. 70 ....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

A State Election Ord,r.d In I,o,,,,.n.
Gen. BanEs Declares sIayery AboI.
Ishsd TN the state MsJor osasrsl
s 80 r-, SosnanE ths DeIsneei
yni.SI New Hsnsn anaS.s. =. SusnS
w. your -. 90
Star. from Nsr or,,.,, :. -. ,o,s - H"
on the I5,h .rr,r.d Ia, n,,t, S.s s "-,-n' n"
ts,n.d ,hre. d,v. h. g. -. ' "a' w,
dIspstcb.s W '''''
Gen. B.pks I'm. i,,u.d . n,oo,..,,o -,
pointing an election rnr Gox.rnar .ns a,si.
oaIc.r, of I,on,.I.,. 49, A.. aos o'uo' ~
I'm IN. .rd,r cor ,,,' a.. .,.s,,a. s,T,,
R.nL. s.v. h. !, s,,,, ..,,,..S 49,, o.i1 ..'A
:, ,o,,,,, sr az. .-,-.,- '"' ''o'' 'uAn
possible restoration of Iou,.I.n. n ,ho IrrIo,
He declares 40 mucb of m, cor.,t,n,,o. w.,
laws of the STATE n, r,covnIse. ,,sn,.,s. - -
relates to SLAYER, b.inv Incon.,.,ss, n, =.
presspt eopdItIon or nnh,,o .,r.,-. -. -,
InapplIcsbIe 10 an, cIa,, of n.r,on. - ~.
Ing within its IImi,, ar, ,,on.r.,I,. ~, -,
The General sI,o anno,n,, = oa....,.' ~ ~"
a revision Of the con.,i,r,,on - a,sI, ,oi
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A Colorsd CauILsr az the charIestown
Navy Yard.

The Boston Transcript of late date has the
following item, showing how the prejudice
against color is breaking down.
The Introduction Of colored ma a into the
gang OF caulke;s at the Charlestown Navy Yard
some weeks since, created quite an excitement,
aud several OF the white caulkers refused 10
work by the side Of the black man. But the
subject OF this baseless prejudice worked on
without reie ence TO the feelings with which he
was regarded by those in the same department.
He has proved himself so capable to dlscharre
the duties incumben' upon him, and his con
duct has beeA so uniformly courteous and
correct, that the aversion OF his fullow-workmen
has been completely overcome. On a recent
occasion the caulkeTs presented him with a
silver goblet, and eleven of the work men who
chAse " f'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

CLEVELAND, Jan. 20.-The following are the
remainder OF the names of those killed by the
accident on the Cleveland and Erie Railroad
Elisha Harmon, Wheatland, NJ. r.; wounded,
Mrs. Pott, McCon nellsvllle, Ohio James Gill,
N, Y. Mr.. ErnhGrt, sanduskyi Mr.. Chesebo.
rough, Suspension Bridge, and two bodies be.
yOnd ldenLl fcatlou,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20
Mail Facilities for Arizon.

A mail route from San Bernardino, Califor-
MIA, to La Par, Arizona, distance Of two hun
dred miles, is petitioned for, through Senator
Conness. Very valuable and productive mines
have been discovered in that Territory, emIgra.
tion flows in, stage line is In operation, but
no mail facilities. They will be conceded at
an carly day, Of course
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

LEAVhNwoRTH, KANSAS, Jan. 19.-General
Curtis will be publicly welcomed here by the
Loyal League and citizens generally.
His advent here Is hailed with much enthu-
siasm. N.
and many lives were lost by the cold weather
on the plains. The Government freight train
ID Btill detained. 40
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20
GOLDEN SENTENCES.

"THR CRISIS WHICH rHREATENED TO DIVIDE
THE TRIuNDs OF TEE UEIoS Is PAST"
"I sHAIL 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
soLKMNLI SWEAR TO HKNCEFoRTH FAITHFULLY
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFEND THE CoNsTI-
TUITION or THE UNTrxD STATES, AND TIE UNION
or THE STATES THKKHUNDKR."
r,,..r,. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

The TRIBUNE ALMASAC.-ThIS standard
compilation Of astronomical and political
facts 10 now issued. 1t contains, hesldes the
usual Almanac, mass Of election statistics
ana Important political information that make
1t useful book for everybody.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20
New JadIeIaI pIstrIct.

Senator Morgan's bill to facilitate proceed
ings in admiralty, introduced yesterday, makes
a new judicial district from Kings, Queens,
Suffolk and Richmond counties, New York, to
be styled the Eastern District. 1t gives prece-
dence to cases Of prize, and in many psrticu-
lars initiates eforms in admiralty proceed
inRs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20
Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK, P. M.

RESIGNATION OF MAJOR eDN. BLAIR.
On the day that Major General Frank P.
Blair ok his seat In the United States House
Of Representatives as member from Missouri,
be resigned his commission In the army.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

The Senate yesterday confirmed the following
nominations OF the President; Charles James,
Collector of Customs for the district of San
Francisco; VIM. Z. woodhouse, Surveyor oil
Customs for the port of Havre de Grace, Md
Charles g. Parsons, OF Maine, Consul for the
Island of Trinidad.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

JAIL GUARD RKMoyED.-We hear that one of
the guards at the jail David sylyeIteF) has been
dismissed By JNilor Wise, for granting Improper
privileges to one OF the prisoners, Ma. Burdnette,
Of MAude Robert y fame. II Is said that the guard
allowed Burdnsttes - EO0nt on the street amongst
other privileges
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20
oriIaba csptured by French Troop. and
Mexican Traitors

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9O.-A dispatch pub.
lished here, says that General Dllos attacked
oriHaea on the 18th of December, which was
occupied by the French and traitor MeIlcap.
1t was captured by assault. The traitors w.r.
shot .'
This Is an important success as Oriz.b.
commands the French communications with
Vera Cruz.
GusdalAjara was occupied by the Frenc b on
the 9Th instant.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

iE The railroad advertisements on our .lrS
PsVe urr Inserted BY authority ofEas rdi'rOdd com
psMies ssssrally named, are Officially corrsaed
when chasOes are made, heNct can BE- rs'tsd ,pon
a. correct.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

CoUNTERTErr twenty dollar Treasury notes
are In circulation In New York. We have seen
some specimens of the article Z" well calculated
to deceive" the imitation being good-grcen
tint and all.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20
sDROYIDENCE HOSPITAL LIN

II consequence OF the deIi rlIetlon By fire of
the Warrington lnhrmary, which proved SO bene.
ieiAl to sick and invalid strangers and citizens the
SihteIa OF Charity have undertaken to supply the
lllhment Of City Hospital. II will be kpoWn A.
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL, and is located on the
corner o. second street east and street south,
The cars run within two squares of tho building.
which ih large and comm sdious, and every Atten.
tion has been provided IN Its eonlI uetion for the
comfort OF the lnm Atcs, Patients will be received
Into the wards AZ 20 per week, payable Ia advance.
Ihi. includes Medicine and Medical Surgical at
Persons desiring private rooms can be aecommo.
dated at an advanced rate.
Patients.
The nursing aud care OF tho sick win be under
the Immediate charge OF the Sisters.
The following rAmed gentlemen compose the
mcdleN staff ~
MEDICAL STATF ATTENDING,
PhysiciAn-D. Il. HEgner, M. d., No 200 II street
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
Surgeon-B. Johnson HELEN, NJ. D., No. 100 Fourth
street, between and 4.
ADVISORY AND CONSULTIH0.
Grafton Tyler, NJ d., corner Washington aud Gay
streets Georgetown, ID. C..
VIM. i; Johnston, NJ. d., No 466 seventh street,
between y and y.
Application can be made at the Hospital or to
either OF the Above-nAmed physicians, Phy hieiAns
sending patients to the Hospital, who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege OF attending the
same.
il thls effort OF the sisters is duly appreciated,
the Accommodations OF the Institution will be
enlarged to meet any possible demand.
No Contagious diseases admitted
GIsrER MARY CARROLL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

This distinguished officer arrived In this city
yesterday. He had a long interview yesterday
and to-day with the Secretary of War and the
President, and will probably leave for Fortress
Monroe this evening.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

The suicide oil the Democratic marty ~ il
recognized by Its own friends abroad. Says
the London Times in a recent article: "lt has
pleased the Democratic party in the North, by
an amount of moral cowSrdice to which history
furnishes no parallel, to commit political sui
cIde,n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

WHEELING, Jan. 20.-The Legislature Of
West Virginia assembled yesterday and was
organized by the election Of VIM. Z. Stevenson,
President Of tho Senate, and Terry Cramer,
Speaker Of the House. The Governors mes.
sAIe will be sent In TO day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

The bill introduced by Senator Grimes is the
same which he introduced year ago, aud is
toprovlde for public school instruction through
out the District
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

TBc cal ne attention o. business mrn 10 bse
classification Of our Advertisements. We i,Ifoad
10 hep business ~. 10 ,ss matter for he benefit
of orr patrons.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

Sc The Confessions and EH pc rience Of
An InvALID. Published for the beneht, and a. a
warning and CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who sum
nom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF MfAn.
hood, ETC., supplying At the sAme time riIE MEAN.
or SELF CURE. BY one who has cured himself a.
ter being put to great expense and injury throuc',
medical humbug and Quaokery.
ny enclosing . post-pAid addressed enyeIOpe
single copies may Be had OF the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esu.'
my N-ly Bedford. KlnGu County, n 4,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

n War Department, Adjutant 6oner-
AIS OFFICE, Washington, March q, iss8-The
Agents OF the several StateS, who reside in this
otnee, that they may be promptly communicated
with u necessary. L. THOMAS
deai-tf ..... Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

Hs-starvationf-Those who have been druREed
and half starved, and are st getting worse should
call on DR, DARBEY. He cures by nutrition and
tonics. No. ts1 Seventh street,
dec2S-im' washington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

house, foot Of = street. Apply 70 FRED s. coz
zENs, Pennsylvania avenue two doors from -Four.
teenth street. - oc20-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

~ SsbscriberaJa ling 10 reosiS the RepH6iioo'l
regSfarly 'Oi1 pisdS nOtItg this o1ic,.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

You need not make mouths at the public
because lt mas not accepted you at your own
fancy valuation. Do the pfettIsst hing ~
can apd wait your time. '' '"'"s ~"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

" This percr is nor FURNISHED by carriers Il
Sabs1Ibsrs Il, n' city and Gror0rto'm Al hfrh
eshis pr month.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

NEw YoRK, January eO.-A large steamer
loaded With cotton, captured OF Mobile Bay
by the gunboat Roanoke, was aground on the
bar.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

oosnmittee ON the Conduct OF the War.
The Joint resolution providing for the above
committee as amended by the House passed
the Senate to-day. .t Pr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

p-Calvary baptist Church meets every
sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church. OIL Fifth street
A. n and TX p. M. Seats free. rev. r n. How.
lett, pastor. IAnieLtf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

Company, SOC Ninth street, tone door nom Penn.
sylvAnih avenue.
IyiS-h To- Al. TALCOTT, MANAGER,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

A UGTlON SALE. WILL BE SOLD
IA ~ Public Auction, on THURSDAY, January
2let leSt At u a: m at the Government Bakery,
corner henry and oronoko streets, AlekAndTiA,
6,OO0 FLOUR BARRELs(MoRE or LERsJ
Terms cash In Government Minds.
barrels must be removed immediately after sale
-, A. D. MOTT,
JAlo-iu Captain and O, g. Y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

VIOLATING HACK LAw.-Huyck and vesy,
hAekmen, and George Isigus were arrested last
nisht by ofieer Buroh, Of the Seventh precinct,
for running hacks without license. Each was
hned 81 IS by Justice Glberaon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20
District supreme cOurt-In. Admiralty
Special Term

January 2O.-ln the o'Se Of u. 3. vs. John N. Gam
rslrs and James Dunlop's interest In certain
patents, n decree eenilrm'ng sale was granted.
In the cAAp OF u. $. vs.. sehOOn' Hampton, a mo
tion on behalf OF Joseph Brinkley was heard In
part-MT Wilson for the U. s. and Mr.. W. s. Cox
Tor Brlnkley. No decision was made. ~
The court adjourned TIL the frat Monday of
February.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-20

MANAGERS, FOR THE GRAND BALL.-By inyI-
tation Of the lady managers Of the National sanI-
tary Fair Captain Jas. +. Montgomery, A. A. @. on
General Martndale's staff with several other on
GERS Of the Staf, have been invited to act as man
ayers Of the grand ball to be given at the close Of
the fair above mentioned. This Invitation has
been accepted. meeting OF these gentlemen IL
called for Friday night at the Fair Building.