Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24
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NATIONAL UNION Insurance COMPANY
The company chartered by Congress at Its last
session l. now fully organized, and has Its main
office at No. i24 fifteenth street, opposite the
banking house Of Riggs 4 Co, and branch Of
nee at the law Office Of John II. Johnson, No. "a
louisiana avenue, near the Bank Of washington:
The company Is composed Of number Of the
leading solid men Of Washington, and has .
capital Of 400, 900. II Ii therefore entitled to
the fullest confidence Of our citizens Insurers
are accommodated by the issuing Of policies TOT
shorter period than one year, II they desire 1t,
and other featur beneficial 10 the insurer have
been adopted. The following are the officers:
Directors, Charles Knapp presidssS st osS so w.
5. Gideon, Marshall Brown, Richard Wn,lach,
Daniel Dodd, II. G. Fahnostock, and VIM. Dixon
Noble D. LRrner, Secretary, .,
Larner as secretary. Until his appointment to
this position, for n number Of years, he held
clerksbip in the Pension Once, position which
he filled with credit He also represented the
Third ward in the Board Of Common Council
during the 8lst aud ed councils, and was the
able chairman Of the Committee on Improve
Inents. When he retired from the Board at the
close Of the last session, the city government lost
valuable member.
Board oP TRADB.-Tho Board of Trade Is
expected to occupy its new rooms, on the corner
Of sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, on
next Monday. They propose to keep them open
from p a. IN TO 10 p. m. and to have them sup
piled with the leading commercial papers Of the
country, and 10 have daily reports Of the Wash
Board. The rooms, whom thus opened, will
doubtless be the general resort OF business men
who desire to post themselves In regard to the
business interests Of the city.
GuAsp LARcKSY CAsE.--Henry Banks,
colored, was arrested by Officer Brown abest
o'clock on wednesday night, charged with steal
ing watch, belonging to Thomas d. Bell, from
the dysiug establishment on Seventh street, near
D. The prisoner was taken to the Central guard
house, and locked up to await hearing before
Justice Thompson. The complainant being y
stranger to the officers, was repaired to givo NO.
curty for disappearance as witness. The COM
plalnaut subse iuently found his watch and Rc-
knowledged his error.
THREATS OF VIoLgSCE.-Thomas Var
Norton, was arrested yesterday by officer G en-
euts, 4 the Fourth ward, charged with threat
ening John Wilson with violence. He was taken
before Justice Walter, and gave security to keel
tho peace.
officer Clements, OF the Eighth precinct; enarSee
Justice Walter required her to give security u
keep the peace.
ArrEaPrED SUIcIDE.-A young girl, b,
the name Of sallie Collins, stopping at No; 8
Thirteen and n haf street. was taken to the Sec
Ond ward station house on "Wednesday night, OF
the complaint Of persons OF the house that sh
was insane. She has, from some cause, become
partially insane, and has made two attempt
within few weeks to commit suicide. She wa
sent to her friends In Philadelphia.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY CAsEs.-Georg'
Barran was arrested yesterday by offcer huvall
Of the Eighth precinct, charged with assault AM
battery on Elizabeth Barron. Justice Ferguson
required him to give security to keep the peace
George Brooks was arrested yesterday by or
dcer Boyle, Of the Seventh ward, charged VIII
assault and battery ON william James. Jusuc
Handy hned him 5000.
VOL ALTON or THE Cow LAw.-Mary Sui
liyau, Terrence o'Brian, Michael O'Brian, J
Shugurn, HouOra Conner, Jeremiah Common, Mar
keeping cows contrary TO corporation law, wer
arrested on Wednesday by Officers Pierce an
Hill, OF the Fourth ward, and taken before Jus
tice Walter, who Aned them in sums rangln
from Al to VI.
DIsoRDERLY - John ii. Roberts, job
Bowls, Patrick Ryon, aud Frank Auburn, a
marines, forgot themselves 80 far as to enter
disreputable house, and behave disorderly 70
which they wers arrested by 0ficers Harbii
Carey and wusterfeld, aud taken before Jnstie
lIan0y, who fined them ~ each.
CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-Pett
II. Summers was arrested yesterday by ohc'
70. u.s. of tho Seventh ward, on the charge
carryi-S concealed weapons, and was me
$1,000 by Justice Handy.
FIRST. WARD Police REPoRr.-only on
ease appeared on the sergeant report this morr
inc George Unfried, u discharged soldier, WI
arrested by ofiicer shnchcOmh, and huod - b
Justice Drury.
Ar fashionable receptions, the only pc
fume considered en- rsgb Is Phalon's MIG
Blooming Cereus.' Two years ago Il had
most entirely superseded the Paris Extracts an
as nothing but miserable limitations OF them ca
now be procured, it occupies the Held without
competitor. Sold everywhere
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