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The PATERsoN RAcEs--Ths Raftsa Time or
Rscord.-The Paterson IN. ~ races were con.
tlnued on wednesday. Tho Underwood Gift,
(the sister to Tipperary,) in a mile dash, beat
copeck easily. Time, 1i47l. Money stakes,
for two-year olds, three-quarter miles, La Nolrt
beat Lexington Colt In LEA, the first quarter
being the fastest time on record, 25l seconds.
Third race, three miles, Captain Moore can
tered over alone. Fourth race-selllng stakes
--oue and a quarter mile, Copeck beat four
others. Time, 2ilSi.
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The Sanitary Fair In PhIIadsIph.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-The sani'.
now being held here promises to >ary fal
far exceeding the expectation o success,
tanguine OF It's projectors. - - OF me most
average twenty thousand Tho sdmissiohs
No return Of receipt persons daily.
they are believed tr has yet been made, but
thropged will r. be very large. The city is
state aud f. .>eople from the interior Of the
The coller .om Delaware and New Jersey.
ceded -don OF paintings Is universally CON
cont . be the finest ever displayed on this
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CONGRESSIONAL.
TIIRTY-EIGH REss.
E1rGI session.

FRIDAY, June 10, 1864.
Mr.. Sherman presented petition from
wool-growers of Ohio, praying an increase OF
the duty on wool, which was referred TO the
Committee on Finance.
On motion Of Mr. sprague, the memorial of
Margaret A. Lawrie, praying compensation
for property destroyed by the United States
forces in the District Of Columbia, was taken
from the files and referred to the Committee
on Claims.
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, offered a preamble and
resolution for the recognition of the present
State government of Arkansas, on condition
that slavery shall never exist In the State.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House proceeded to consider the resolu-
tion reported from the Committee OF Elections,
namely: That Blair Ia moi, but that Samuel
Knox is, entitled to the seat.
Mr. Dawes, OF Massachusetts, sustained the
resolution, and
Mr. Brown, Of Wisconsin, opposed it.
The case will occupy the entire session,
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sUERRILLA MOVEMENTS In KEN
TUCRY.
An Ordinance Train Supposed to Have
been Captured.

LOUISVILLE, June O. train from Frank
fort To Lousville, said to contain the Statr
ordnance, due here early this morning, is
several hours behind time, and is supposed to
bave hoeD captured.
Telegraphic communication with Frankfort
has heen interrupted most of the afternoon.
Nothing reliable can be Ascertaned tonight.
The military authorities, from the limited In
formation attainable, concluded that the facts
Of the recent guerrilla movements have been
greatly exaggerated.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

BosToN, june 9.-ThT prize steamer Thistle,
from Bermuda for Wilmington, with general
cargo, captured on the 4th instant by the gun.
boat Fort Jackson, has arrived. She was
caught after a chase Of siI hours, and threw
overheard most of her cargo. She lie an iron
slde-wheel steamer Of $50 tons.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

CAIRO, June S.-Enrollng officers from Cape
Girardeau, Mo-, en- route for New Madrid, yes
terday, with detachment of twelve men, when
within eight miles Of New Madrid, were at
tackled by about seventy guerrillAs. One en-
rolling officer was Instantly killed. The Ser
geant OF the lat Missouri was dangerously
wounded, but supposed 10 have been after
wards killed by the rebels. Two others were
severely wounded
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10
TIE PRESIDENT.

Delegates to the Baltimore Convention, rep,
rcsentiug the States Of Vermont, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Kansas, Louisiana, and the Terri.
tory Of Dacotah, called upon the President to,
day. Interviews brief.
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Verdict against MarshaI Murray.

ALBANY, June s.-Albert W. Patrie has ro-
ceved verdict of 90 600, at the Green coun
" Circuit Court, against U. 8. Marshal Muir.
ray, and William Buckley, his deputy. Pairle
was arrested in August, 1862, for alleged dis
loyal words without process OF law, and car
Iied N New York, where he was confined in a
cell with other prisoners for several days.
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0-s-T-IsO-x:-Dr.k1' Plantation

-Is-AbU-As-DrakeB flNntAtlOh
BIrTER1.
THey purify, strengthen and lnYigorAtU.
they create healthy appetite.
rhey are an antidOte to change OF water and diel.
They overcome effects OF diSGip alton and late
EouEE.
rlN5 r,.oggthen tue systen and enrven che
uli-d.
They prev ent miAAm alto and intermittent fevera.
Ihey purify the breath and nOidity Of tho StUlD-
Aeh.
They GuTH pyspepsiA and Constipation.
They ouIu plarTheAt Cholera and Cholera hlurr -
they eurr Liver Complaint and Nervous He.
ache.
They are the beSt BitteFE IL the world. They make
the weak man BtrOng, and are exhausted sSture'A
great reHtOreT. They are composed Of the gelr.
brAted CAllEAya BarE, CasoATillA Bark, DAndellur
ChsmOmile FlOweTs, LNy euter FlowoFH, Winter.
green, AniEe, ClOveT.Ouds, Orange Peel, Snake
root, CarawAy Cor'-u lrr, BuEdOSL, S-T.-ls8O-
\. &C.
The following Ia NINmpie Of the testimony daily
teoelved;
SOLDIERS HOME SuPEarSrEHDENT's OFFICE,
c.SorTSAr! o. Jan. o. 1852
| have gwen your Plantation 1itterS to hudI reds
Of our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled from various eAuBes, and the 6eC, 10 most
marvellous and gratifying.
Such preparation AS This u heartily v ish in
every family, In every hospitAl, and 1t hand on
every battlefield q. W. ID. AHDREw6,
IyA~iy Superintendent.
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[FoT the National Republican,
An Article Need 4 by wounded Sol

There is one article very much needed for
the comfort Of soldiers with amputated limbs,
which neither the Sanitary nor the State agen-
cies were able to supply in Fredericksburg to
any considerable extent, and that was the small
cushions filled with saw dust or straw, t0 be
put under the stump Of leg or arm. Where
a stump lies lAt upon tho ground there arc
three evils attending II, viz: the Increased dan
ger OF yermin, the pain Of the hard bed, and ,
more dangerous perhaps than either, the difi-
Guilty Of diScharging the pus, the reabsorpton
Of which into the system Is usually fatal. Many
of the sheets sent TO fredericksburg were torn
into pieces, and the cushions hastily hasted up
and dlled with straw, To supply the emergency.
We dnu'tt not there arc ladies In Washington
that could and would readily make these arti-
cleS, so much desired by the surgeons, and that
the Sanitary would supply the cloth and hasten
them 10 the White House, where the need Is so
great. In Fredericksburg brick was often
ihe hest pillow which a soldiers stump could
have, and the destitutlon and need is greater
At the White House than 1t was at Fredgricks'
burg, II VIC may believe the accounts.
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A Ptnnsylvanin Regiment Makes its
Debut.

News from Gen. Butler states that the I'd
Pennsylvania artillery regiment had made its
debut in battle, and that Lieut.. Loud was
killed, Major Anderson wounded, ard Captains
strawbridge and Jones wounded, 1t is feared
mortnlly. This regiment was stationed at the
forts in this vicinity for long period.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

Durlug the entire forenoon to-day, delegates
to the late Baltimore Convention have beer
calling upon President Lincoln to pay thcll
respects. Their interviews with Mr.. Lincolr
have been Of thc most pleasant character.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

lSpeoiSl to 'he Daily National KepublieAn.l
CONCORD, n. H., june l0.-The Republican
meubers Of the Legislature caucussed on sena-
toriul question last night. SeAator Hale had
85 yotes Gen. Marston (ox.membsr OF Con-
gress) had 50, and ox-Congressman Craigln
had 12O votes. There were some scattering.
1t remains to be seen what the Legislature will
do to-day. X.
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rhs conrratul.,Ion, orM.ryI.pd.

Mayor Chapman, In accordance with reso
luton passed at tho great ratification meeting
In Monument Square on Wednesday night, hsI
appointed the following committee Of cltizenI
to proceed > Washington and tender to Presi
dent Llucoln the congratulations Of the Union
party Of Maryland. and assure him of their de,
termination to give him a cordial and united
support: Hon. Thomas Swami, Hon. William
Price, Robert ". Proud, Charles George Ridge
Icy, Afford Mace, James McDougal, Samuel
NJ. Evans, John J. Dauaker, Edwin 8. Lamdiu
and Thomas W. Cromer, Esqs. The commit
tee will proceed to Washington on Saturday
morning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

WILLIAM JAS. BOYD, eldest son Of Dr. VIM. Boy d,
to MARTHA JANE sFLBY, both Of Washington, and
highly respected BY large circle Of friends.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

-HARPER's PIoToRIAL HrsToRr OF THE RE'
BELLroN.-Thc seventh number of this splendid
and valuable work has been received at Franck
Taylor's bookstore.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

SAN FRASCIsCo, June 9.-The denomination
OF President Lincoln was received with en-
thusasm. There will be a mass meeting this
evening TO ratify the nomination.
A cargo Of Chinese goods was seized to-day,
containing smuggled op um.
Mszatlan dates to the 9Th state that the
Mexicans are about attacking several places
held by the French.
Several regiments Of the church party have
gone over 10 JuareB.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

SAD CALAMITT.-A boat containing fishing
party was upset by a squall, Monday, In Salem
(Mass.) harbor, drowning Samuel WlllIston,
Charles Adams, Frederick Kuowltor, and
William Dodge-all young men.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

NAVY YAhD.-The King Philip arrived at
the Yard last night, having on board eleven men
who had been captured aud pArsled by the rebels
They made their way to the river, and we picked
p by our gunboatS and Brought to this city. She
alao brought up the prize schooner Julia Ann cap.
tured several dIyB since In the Potomac, and
witch has been reported.
The Ella left the Yard this morning for tho
lower Potomac.
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DIED.

In Rockville, Conn, after an illness OF two and
ahalf days, MARY ELi1ABETH Loomfs, wife Of the
Hon. Dwight Loomis, late member OF Congress
from Connecticut, aged ~ years.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

To Tue FRoNT.-Another One Hundred
Days regiment from Ohio proceeded to the
front this morning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

CAPT. Fox, Assistant Secretary OF the Navy,
Is on a tour TO New Yor' and ston.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY HARRINGTON Is per-
fnrming the duties Of Secret ,ry chase during the
absence OF the latter in New York.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

CAIRO, H., June s.-Thc military authOrl-
ties Of this place made a descent on band Of
counterfeiters to-day, who had crossed the river
The others, in attempting TO escape, were ired
on, and one killed and another severely
wounded.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

Our WOUSDED IN REBEL HOsPITALo.-Pri.
vAte John Webb, Of the l46th New York vol,
uuteers, who was slightly wounded and cap
tured iu one of the Wilderness battles, arrived
here yesterday, having effected his eStape from
the rebel hospital at RDbinsOn's Tavern. lie
says there are over three hundred wounded al
the latter place, who are suffering for the want
OF proper attention aud nOurlshmeut. Ampu,
tatlons In consequence have ceased, and our
men aro dying of rapidly. Surgeon O'Dlnnel,
Of the ID Pennsylvania Reserves, 10 In charge
OF the hospital, assisted by two other regi
mental doctors.
Our wounded, az soon as they arc able TO limp
about, and In many instances before, are
marched of TO Richmond.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

A DIsoRpELY NEIGHBoR.. Saunders,
who lived on Virginia avenue, Island, be ween
FOuT-Nnd a-hAlf and ThiId streets, was arrest d
,At night b. ofeer Ashton, for being very abusive
towards Bernard Cook and his wiie-nhxt'dcor
ne ghbors. She is represented As q conn. on dru L
ard, and h ex tremely annoying to ths residcnts "l
that locality. She was taken before JuStice Bos-
we'll who fined her a. and required hSr 10 give
security for good behavior.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

Two AMAEoNIANs. - Yesterday afternoon
Matilda RylSnd and Susan MohAIdson wPIe ar
r,B ed by oreer Gibson, OF the ssventh waId, upon
I c charge Of hgh'ing in Fighting alley. They had
b en- drinking very Freely, hnd were dfuu K AZ the
time. They were taken to the station -housT, and
there fined o. by JuAtiGe Boswell.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

RETURNING TRooPs.-The 9th New York
State militia, having served Its term of three
years, arrived in Washington last night. They
are under command Of Lieut.. Col. Chalmers,
and will probably leave tomorrow for their
homes in that State
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

NATIONAL RAILROAD.-The bill reported by
Representative Brrndegee Yesterday In the
House prOpO.Gs to incorporate q body Of di-
rectors TO be known as tho National Railroad
Company. They are authorized TO construct on
a route, to he surveyed and designated by n
competent engineer appointed by them and a..
proved by the Secretary Of the Interior, rail
road running from the city of Washington
through Maryland, Pennsylvania and New
Jersey to the Hudson river, or 10 connect with
some nayigable line leading 10 the city of New
York.
The corporators may unite aud consolidate
their stock with any other companies, and 1t ID
provided that to cure the road from intorrup'
tion by any foreign enemy in case of war, the
same shall cross the rivers Sus1uehanna and
Delaware at some point above tide-water. The
capital stock ofthe company Is $40, 900, 900. and
the Government is to appoint two of the fifteen
directors. No action has yet been taken on the
bill.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

SATIN PRoGRAMNEs.-Program of the
opera It Growers tonight, ta.tefully printed on
satin will he distributed to the lAdieI in the nu.
dlpnce
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Nine Blockade Runners Recently
Fitted Out In British Ports.

We have received private letter from Lon.
don containing tho following paragraph, cut
from the London Times OF May 26Lh. II illus
trates British neutrality In our affairs, and
shows how British merchants compromise
their own Government by furnishing aid and
comfort" " to those in rebellion against the
United States. We give the paragraph Just as
1t appeared in the London Times;
THB AMERICAN PiLoCKLDE.-On sunday
morning a Splendid ooking steamer. named
the Resolution, Of 9S tons, sailed from the
Clyde for Nassau for the blockade running
trade. She was oRcI, the well known pleasure
schooner. yacht beloI Igiug to the Duke of Suth-
erland, which was hately sold to some London
party, who have hA d her fitted out In Glasgow
for trading purpos es, having been dlsmautled
of her handsome iiAtings. She goes out under
command OF Cart. WUbber, we'll known in this
trade, and takes with her a valuable cargo,
consisting of abe ut $50 casks Of spirits, 0O0l.
worth Of wool en blankets, S50l. worth OF
leather boots, 460l. worth of felt hat, &c.
During the last fortnight three new paddle
steamers have sailed from the Clyde for Mas.
sau--the lJanhOe, 240 tons register; Virgin,
900; and Littl0 Haiti, 80. They arc all lightly
bIIlt and have great speed. Tnes steamer Stag,
long In the Belfast and Clyde mail services, has
been sold, and is ltting ut for Nassau. fouT
other new steamers arc flLling out, and about q
dozen building for tho same trad0.-SGOtaHdW
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

PoUoHKEEPsTE, June lo.--Fourteen bodies
from the steamer Berkshire have been found.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

IT IS a curious fact that all the COpperhUad
papers opposed tho $500 exemption clause in
the enrolment law, because 1t gave the rich un-
fair advantages over the poor, and now that
there is talk of repeating this clause, they are
all equally opposed to that. Consistency Ia
ewel found never in a Copperhead.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

E5-PreEbyterinn Services will be held
every Sabbath until further notice in the school
house At the corner OF Third street east and
street south, Capitol Hl) at II o'clock a. m, and
I y. IN. ml0-evSat
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

~ FestivaI o. the Capitol HUI Presby-
terian Church at ODD FELLOWS HALL, seventh
street. Opening June lBt, closing June i0h,. with
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT. Admission,
10 centui season Tickets 80 cents tickets for Con.
cert, so cents. je2-sts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

A1> The ConfeGAionn and Experience OF
An hvALID. Published for the benefit, and a.
warning and CAUTION TO vouFe MEH who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Mae
hood, etc., supplying AT the same time TuE nEaE
or snSF CURE. BY ono who has cured himt 7if al
ter being put to great expense and injury throus
medical humbug and quheltery.
By enclosing post-paid Addressed ELyeiore.
single copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, EAy.
mY 2a-iY Bedford, EinCp CUutsy, N. v.
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THR GOLD CAsE.-The case of j. W. Thorn
ron L Co., against Geo. W. Riggs, Of A. T. K,eck-
how =, the bankers, to recover certain gold de-
pobits IN 4de since the suspension OF specie nay
meIts, ,me up again this morning In the Di trC
Supreme Court, aEd IL argued BY learned counsel
en- hUth aidea,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

POLICE RBPOHTs.--SecoRd PreeMet-LeNis
tlu.ky, Sellipg liquor to soldiersj hned so.
1hi,d PTfeiRcf-JOhn MIulding, dlSOrderiyi tugd
S245i GerTgs Stone, dol do. Samuel Wits 20,
throwing AtOnegi H. ed 81 b6 Alfred G. R' mnud,
d v; fined 81 SO.
fourth PNcinoi-Pe'eF Fohty, drunk; nned 81
George Hawke, d. incl 81,
Fgh Prccini-M'ly Hsl nr', d9ordrTlyi Nued
o.. Mary smith, NEhtInBi lnpd s.. ltHS lIs Hiiey,
dol do, Donald Frazier, intu% tcatIOn, hned s.
J,mes Dougherty, dol d. sNmue. Whitmore, dol
hued 81,
Sbrh Preeinci-Wm. WieRla, IGtuhi 4 ned SI 81.
las b. kirk, do turned owe W tue millt,ry.
SCrCHth PTeclHti-JIha Gibspn, dt uTdcTlyi lined
SI,bS JObn CltUu, assault aud hHttervi Ill for
cOut. III hard De nett, vSTTAncy, locked up -
hours.
Eighh rrre Rcl-P. [, Rlce, dtsnrLGFlyi Sl0L
, HanoE e. Jt.kson, fast driVingi s25s. James k"n-
ney, drupkj SG0I
hinh Pc mt - Samu'l EOwinBki, X CpiuB a
bawdy h0uaej committed 10 j. ia delau ni Gee =
Iifyi .mellA Taylor, baRGy hoUSet - o. Lucy
Long, do al0 Thomas COTo.ran, MlohAc' Lag ~
dlsOrdsrlyi military. James QulnlaD, suspicion oi
deSertlou; military,
Tenth PTeeinet--MatiidA RylAud AMI Susan Rich
ArdSOn, fighting In the street, o. each Albert
/ TOlsOn, uspioion Of desertiOn military. Louisa
Sanders, disorderly cundueti ~.
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~ Dedic alton y--Ths dedie alton services
Of kyland Chapel NJ. L Church, corner OF Tenth
and b streets, Island, viii take plao SUNDAY,
by the Rev. Mr. Bowman, d. D, Chaplain to the
senate Of the United Ststes O'Clock p. m, by Rev.
W. T. d. Clemmj 8 O'Clock p. m, BY the Rev, John
Lanahan, d. d. Tho public are invited to attend
The opening services Of this handsome church edi.
hce. lee-st
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WOUNDED OFfJcERs.-Among the wounded
onieers brought up on the City Of Albany, to-da", A.,
are Col. Raymond, al N. Y mounted TifieS; Lieut.
G. =. Gould, Id N. Y, rifesj lieut., II. NJ. Bearee,
AL Me-, (siokjl Lieut.. y. X. BeachAm, Esd enlnred
regiment, (siekD Lisut. q. w. GibsOn, i7ih VII
A. Plnder, 10th Mass.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

EF-FestivGl and Fair ut leland Hall
The Ladies' Of the seventh street Presby terian
Church will hold their Festival at the above Hail.
commencing MONDAY, MAY 30. The best Band
caEion. The Piano Ia kindly furnished by Mr..
iohn p. Ellis. Admission 10 cents. Season tick
eis one person, 80 cents. Family tickets, season,
ei.o0. my22ws
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

Urinary and Sexual SystemB-new and reliable
treAtment-in Reports OF the HOWARD Ass0CIA-
nee Of charge. Address, Or. ]. sKILLIN HOU6H
rON, Howard Association, No. 3 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. n2S-iy
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

u Peoples sTelsgrRph.--NewF First CiNa
LINES, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points. Washington of1ees, RRPUB.
LIGAN BUILDING, Su Ninth street, twest sidel
Nud corner PennsylvAnia avenue and sixth street,
under National Hotel.
CHARLES D. MOVES,
tebis-u Manager WASHINGTON District.
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WJUEDED 0TFIoERs.-The following officers
repO, ted at DR.. Antisella Oflce this mon ming;
Lieut.. NJ. A. Hanna, l6Oth Ohioj Lieut.. So mOur
shipmAn, 9th Mich. oav.i Lieut., Parker !. Duff nth
N,.i capt, L. =. Beede, l2h N. HI Lieut., D..
Smith, l9.h N. H.; Lieut.. n. 7. Stance g., 18th N. y.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

ARRIVAL OF BoDIEs.-The following hudies
arrived here last evening from The White Hiuss,
to be transhipped North II. Charcs Iu Mott 1T
N. Y. art 1t. Frank Wooster, l24l n. J C7pt.
Samuel DnrrAh, 10th Vermont; Capt ". ". ral-
lard. 6Ist N. Y 1t Jas. q. Williamson, 2'd emo;
1t J. W. Burke, sIst N. Y; Geo. T.. MIL, lrh In
diAnAi 1t ChAs, =. Mon -Oe, sth Mass.i 1t. ID. ".
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

ISLAND HALL FEsTIvAL.A-The interest in this
delightful Pl ace Of en- er SInmrnt s,t,I continues
Amusement OF visitors has bscn umit'ed. The
cortFGt betwee the friends of the d trFrnt gene
rails goes on wit cat spiTt between Gems. Grant,
MoClell4a, and Heron. 4 large vote Is being
pulled, and the friends OF each are confident OF
success. Tho cNn' est for the silver service IA ex-
citing great Inte rest, the vOto being very elOss.
The ladies' the seventh btrost Pfebhy tCriAn
church have show n great tact In the management
OF the festival, AMI their Iuccesa is the leg inH'C
result OF their eltIT ITpriae.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

DISCHARGED TRooPs.-The propeller New
Jersey srrv Dat sixth street wharf this afternoon,
having on board The Ist Rhode land battery,
whose tnie has PNpired. she hr. .nEs no ncw8 later
this a the Lizzie BikeF.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-10

HINT TO ARMY CORRESPONDENCE
W. +. Bartlett, 57lh Massachusetts volunteers,
writes letter to the Springfield Rpub!iean to
contradict a statement APPEARING in another
paper, and closes with this paragraph:
"Please inform the Boston correspondent
that think II impossible for reporters TO get q
correct Idea OF a battle while six or eight miles
In the rear, and believing every sksdsddlcr's
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