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Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
. INV YoRK. Ill o,clnck
National Commercial Convention.

In consequence Of the failure by Congress To
adopt any measure adording greater facilities
TO the West for transporting its products to the
great commercial cities on the Atlantic, by au.
thorizing the construction Of ship canals, where.
by the navigable waters Of the Mississippi and
Lakes and the Hudson river could be united;
or for providing for the completion Of the canal
around Niagara Falls thereby securing a
quicker and surer means Of transportation of
troops and munitions OF war to the Govern
ment, especially In the event Of failure TO
crush the rebellion, ora more likely contin-
gency-a war with England-lt has been de-
cided that there shall be holden, at Chicago. in
the month Of June next, a convention of dele
gates, elected by the people, to consider the
subject named above. large number have
already been elected in different parts of the
Union. A called meeting was held In this city,
on wednesday evening last, for the election OF
delegates to such a convention. Mr., B. F.
James, was chosen president, and Robert H.
Morris and ". o. stoddard were secretaries.
Edward Bates, Attorney General Of United
States.
b. y. james, Examiner Of Patents.
Seh' - " Aotten, Y. b. A.
Prof. A. D. Baehs, U. Q. Coast Survey.
j. Madison Cuts, Second Comptroller Of the
Treasury.
Ward H. Lamon, Marshal Of the District of
Columbia.
James NJ. Edmonds, Commissioner of Gen.
srAl Land Once.
Col. Stephen II. Long, U. g. A.
Admiral J. A. Dahlgren, U.s.N.
John c. Rives, PublIShsr OF Congressional
Globe.
W. o. stoddard, Private Secretary to PresI.
dent for signing private land claims.
Peter Parker, M. D.
W. W. seaton, editor National bltttI0sncer.
A. Penheld, agent for sharp's rides.
c. storrS, ESQ.,, clerk in Treasury Depart.
ment.
Horace White, correspondent of the Cbicago
Tribune.
Andrew Wylie, Judge of Supreme Court, ,,
District Of Columbia.
DR.. Ray.
Robert J. Walker, er-secretAry of the Trea-
sury.
MILO Gen. 8. P. HeintZeiman, U, s,A.
Frof James Henry, of Smithsonian Institu-
tlon.
Frederick W. Seward, Assistant Secretary Of
State.
W. ?. Dole, Commissioner of Indian Affairs
W. W. Dananhower, of Interior Department,
Col James B. Fry, U. S.
Admiral A. H. Foote, U. s.N.
& P. Hanscom, editor NATIONAL REPuBII.
CAN.
Frank P. Blair, sr.
Robert H. Morris, State Department.
A. W. Randall, Assistant Postmaster General.
John W. Forney, editor Daily Morning
Chronicle.
f. T. Stanton, EE-secretary of Kansas.
Richard Wallaeh, Mayor Of Washington.
J. L. Hayes, Chief Clerk of Patent once.
J. H. Merriam.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
NOZZLE WoRDat

"wHnNEvER THEr (THn REnrIs) NAVE TIE
"foWHn, THEY DRIVE BRFoRR THIN INTO THEIR
RANEn Tnn SOUTHERN rRoFLn, AND THET
WOULD ALSO DRIVE us. TRUST THEN NOT.
" WRRE THHr AHlE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
DESTROY Us WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
ASSURED OF THRsR THINGS, AMAMAzED THAT
" ANT ONE coULD THINK or 'PEACR ON ANY
:, TRINA III WHO ENTERTAEs TIE GKNTnIKNT
:, 10 ut ONLY TO III SLAVE, HR VINO UTTKRs
IT AT THIS TINE, MoRROyRR, Is A TRkIToR TO
MS COUNTRY, WHO DEsRRvns THE scoRN AND
'coNTKhfT or ALL HoNoRABLR MRN. ."-R Rose
srGa', 10 Tie General AsSsnblv Of OHIO, February,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
Arrival OF the Gunboat Quaker city.
CAPTURE OF THE BRITISH STEAMER DOURo
WITH -FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY
BALES OF COTTON

New YoRK, March 12.-The United States
steam gunboat Quaker City has arrived from
Port Royal, via Charleston Bar, with dates to
the 9Th inst. She comes here to repair and re-
GeiVe new boilers. On the 9th inst, of Cape
rear, she captured the British steamer Douro,
after an exciting chase of six hours, The
Douro had a cargo Of 400 bales of cotton, and
was bound from Wilmington, N. c., for Nassau.
she was ordered TO this port for adjudication
and also arrived here tonight.
The Quaker City brings a large number of
prisoners, captured persons and inyalids from
the South Atlantic squadron.
arrived here tonight. ''
The transport ship Monticello, from New
Orleans, has also arrived.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
INVALID SOLDIERS.
SURGEON GENERALS orFrcE.

'H"H'N NENEhAL'b OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, January 81, 1868.
1t being reported that various parties have
obtained money from invalid soldiers under the
pretence of assisting them to their discharge
Dom the service, notice is hereby given that
certificates Of disability for discharge to soldiers
in general hospitals aud camps are only given
by the surgeon in charge of such hospital or
camp, and the ohtruslvo efforts Of persons
claiming to be special agents rotard instead of
hasten the preparation Of discharge papers. All
soldiers are warned against giving money on
such plea to any person whatever.
By order # the Surgeon General:
JOSEPH R.sMlTu, Surgeon U. 8. Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
Another Addr.,. rro,n p,,. D.,,,,.

Fred. Douglass has issued another address
to colored men, which closes as follows:
81 have undertaken to raise at least one COM
ment. | am anxious TO have the worl, done
speedily. This may be hastened by the coon
eration Of friends In different parts of the State
Let them get together and talk the matter over
and send me the names of such of their num-
Der as are willing TO go when called upon. Du-
ring the past week have twice visited Buffalo.
ana at one meeting obtained the names of seven
good-loOking young mon, every one of whom
can read and write. In Rochester have thIr-
tech zen names, my own son heading the list.
lolter rom Oswego assures me that eight or
men are ready TO go from there"
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
PRRspOFtg,

For two days pnst applicants for passports
have been required, under the now law, to give
bonds in the sum of 81 900, on their affirma-
tion that they have not been drafted or mus
tered into the service of the United States.
The famous circus rider, Ella zoydrS, Esq,
was at the State Department yesterday, to OBJ.
tain passport to Spain.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
OFF9QIAL.

HEADQUARTERs PRoyosT MARsHAL's OFFICE.
WAsHINGToN, d. G., Feb. "A, 1868.
onlcial notice Is hereby given that the orders
from these headquarters concerning the closIng
of bars and drinking houses after $50 D. m,
and on Sundays, have not been resclnded or
and all violations of those orders
win be punished as heretofore.
By order; HENRY b. Tom.
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. 3. BAKER, LiSutenAnt and Adjutant
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
OF ORDNANCE.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
NUaahInFtOn NtNv kFa.nh n %

Washington city, March ., is6s
This Bureau Is deaiTous of AscertalninR whether
rihed cannon can be made Of wrought iron Of aufii
elent and uniform endurance and economy to war.
rant their being TO guns OF east iron only
Proposals will therefore be received from anr
gun or block Of metal from which the SANE m =
be finished '"S
The said gun, when finished, to weigh about
10000 pounds, to be made into gun thFoyyIng a
proIeoitle q 100 pounds used I'd cast iron Fided
cannon OF like weights to be fired 1000 times, with
service charges OF the same weight and Kind al
powder as used In the PaFrott O-pOundeF WIS no
POUNDS OF No. !, without bursting or wearing in
ing. ' ''A'
The quality of metal, price, and other terms, are
10 ne stated clearly In the proposal forwarded
he bureau reseryes the right to itself OF accept
ing on rejecting any OF the proposals, TITT-l7''
lhe time for receiving the proposals ia limited
70 lhlriy days nom datej and proposals Will only
ee received nom persons actually engaged An ne
fabrication Of wrought iron. ~
III. JOHN A. DAHLGREN,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
They ar. RshsIprl.nn.r.

The Phraseology Of the'dispatch from Gin
cInnatl, which appears in our columns, relative
to the fight on YAzoo river, makes It uncertain
whether the prisoners which It mentions as hay.
Ing been captured belonged to the Union or
rebel forces. A later dispatch, however, states
that the capture was made by our arms, and
the seven thousand prisoners captured are
rah
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

Q The EAST INDIA TRADE.--TIve hundred ana
ten American chips, and one hundred and forty
iour American barhs are employed In the Rast
India trade, not including California or Aus
tralia chips. ofthese ships Boston owns two
hundred and forty-four--or nearly one-half. 7
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
change In the STOCK AIarl.t,

Since our first report Of the New York stock
markets, which appeared In our first edition,
we learn that the quicksilver mining stock has
fallen down TO a. This stock belongs to the
Robt. J. Walker interest as against the Alma
den. Gold went up at the second board to
o. no
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
yEC0ND ElIELAN.
gogn o'CLOoIE, 3. d. |


rhs "supreHas Contp' o. ths uistr,et,
The confirmation Of Judge wvlIe.. bv m,
Senate, completes the Hist Of the judges for IN,
Bench Of the new 'supreme Court" Of this pls.
trict. The Court ls now organized as follows
David X. Carter, Of Ohio, Abraham n. oiip.
OF New York; George P. Fisher, Of Delaware,
and Andrew wylle, Of Virginia. The same
bin which provides for their appointment. al.o
mAkef provision that the President shaii an
point " suitable person, learned IN the law, 10
revise and codify the laws Of the District Of
Columbia" and the President has appointed to
this place Return J, Melgs, Esq, of Tennessee.
said 70 be an able LAWYER.
r... POSTSCRIPT. .......--..
Since the above was In type, we learn that
the Senate has to-day reconsldered the vote
whereby Judge wyllO was confirmed yesterday.
This has grown out of reports that Judge
Wylie has made threats that he win, on sight,
do personal injury to a Senator for charges
made against him (wylIe) upon the door Of
the Senate. 2...rH 0.. y :
The friends Of Judge wylle have asserted In
The Senate, in answer to charges against him
Of disloynlty, that during the dark hours Of the
Republic, in April and May, 1891; Judge wyiIc
'tood firmly for the Union, and was true and
oyal man. One Senator who advocated Judge
W.'s cause said he had personal lnteryiew
With the Judge at that time, and ia certaIn TINT
he Judge was as true lOysllst as lived in
Washington. .. ..l-. ~.
UP TO our going to press tho Senate had not
Inally acted on the subject. We noticed, thIs
morning, that one of our contemporaries COM
'lained that the President had not selected one
4 the judges from Maryland. If the Senate
hould adjourn without confirming Judge
Vylie, Maryland may yet be represented on
he bench of the new Supreme Court of the
district, as the President would have power to
u the vacancy, subject to confirmation at the
ext session of the Senate.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

NOT lRoN-cIAD.-Among the various reports
OF the condition of the forts In Charleston har
Dor, ls one from q late resident there, who ar
rived In Philadelphia via Nassau. He reports
that they are not iron-clad; that the rebels had
not the iron, and could not get It in suficlept
quantity to cover the extensive works.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
skirmish with Kentucky GusrIIIa..
CoNFLICTIN'G REPORTS.

CINCINNATI, March IA sklrmish occnrred
yesterday twelve miles east of Paris. XIV.
One OF our forage trains was attacked by 6ftv
guerillas, who were beaten off by teamsters and
guard.
Reinforcements have been sent forward.
The rumor from Memphis, that Yazoo CITY
has been captured by the Union forces, needs
confirmation.
Reports are still conflicting about the In
dianola.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
A sun" In n Fog

The Batimoge Sun, which has stated cor
rectly that Andrew WyIie, Esq, was one of the
District judges, appointed under the new law
this morning, when giving list of the Senate
combinations, twisted his name into "Andor.
son Agile"
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

THE TAX ON CoAL CONTRACTED ron PRIoR
TO July LAsT.-It has been decided by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue that "all
duties or taxas on coal mined and delivered by
coal operators at the mines, on contracts made
prior to July /, 1869, shall be paid by the pur-
chaser thereof" .ruggy' 'FFfIa.'ITT fIT.rtI
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

THE FnsT WEsr PorsT CoMAiLNDKR on A
CoLoRRD REanTKNT.-The colonelcy OF reRi-
ment In the colored brigade, now being orranl-
ked BY Gen. Ullman, has been offered to and
accepted by Capt. Henry g. Thomas, Of the
llth U. 3. Infantry, who ID the first regular ON.
Ger 70 accept such q command. Col. Thomaa
is native Of Maine u IT7--- = = - 4.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

The ALABAMA.-It is stated that among the
propositions recently made to the Navy De-
partment is one from Mr.. A. D. Bishop, of
New York, to build an iron steam vessel capa-
BILE Of making fifteen miles an hour for
81 Sl,66O,OOO. 1t is calculated such a craft could
overhaul the Alabama.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

BREAD IN CHARLEsToN.-The Cbarlestop
Courier OF February 25 says: "The bakers of
this city have raised the price Of bread to 25
cents for half pound loaf. Flour is selling
at 500 per barrel. An enormous sin in the ewes
of God"
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

CONFEDERATE RAMS AT MoBuE.--The Boston
Journal states that private letters from New
Orleans represent that the Confederates Of No.
bile have several rams IN readiness to make d
demonstration upon the blockadIng feet OF
that port.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
LoyaI R.adinR for soIdi.r,.

Some of the loyal women Of New England
are forming organizations for the purpose of
mailing, postage paid, loyal newspapers to the
'oldIorS in camp. Every one could thus en-
courage our brave defenders by mailing news
papers after having read them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
LroAL Dpr1ourrr WITH rnn Ruun1s.--A d.

LEGAL DIFFICULTY WITH THE RHBRIs.--Aiii
legal difficulty has arisen with the rebel Gov
ernment which has caused some embarrassment
70 The sooretary OF the Navy; and Admiral shalr .
brick, Of the naval service, and Gen. Jamea d
Totten, OF the army, are TO consider and report
upon IT, II relates 10 the circumstauces con
nected with the pnrollng OF the ofIicera and crew
of the United States steamer Mercedita, after
she was struck by thsrebel ram OF Chafieston,
s. G., which are or an unusual character, an
indeed without parallel. II III. a.. 10 -.r1'I
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

-, WOOD CSD vs. DouGLAs.-In the Chicago Court
oi Chancery last week, a bill for foTecIosure
was Issued In cause Of Fernando Wood
i1; u Lhe helrs widow, and creditors Of the
ia'S ta otePheh A. douglas. The amount claimed
10 over eighty thousand doilsrs on nrorsr,''
near the Illinois Central railroad works, F'''
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
O y CIAL,
NOTICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

Washington CITY, D. G., Jan. a5, 1858.
In consequence Of the Pressure of business at
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army of the Potomac will be given at the
oGice of Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1888 Pennsylvania
avenue, above Nineteenth street. IasO
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
Gone 20 New York,

The Secretary Of the Treasury left town in
the eleven O'Clock train to-day for New York
He will be absent three or four days, on Guan-
Cial business.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

Rebel Property Seized An Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March 1s.-The United States
yesterday seized considerable amount
If real property in this city belonging to Al
'ert VIM. A. and Thos. j. jenkins, officers in
he rebel army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

A CoLoRED MAN ELECTED TRUsTEE.-G. b.
Swan, colored, was elected Trustee of tho town
of Potsdam, st. Lawrence county, New York.
at the recent election.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
Income Orths Collector or the Port OF New

Income Orthe Collector OF the Port OF New
York.
1t appears from the report of the Congress-
ionSl committee which Investigated the frauds
at the New York cuStOm-house, that Collector
Barney received for the past year, in salary and
perqulsites, the enormous sum of $50, sos. The
following are the items:
The collectors annual salary is 40 $40
His fees from harbOr masters and State
authorities 4 OO0
His distributive share of fines, seizures
and penalties, paid without lltlga-
lion, &c, &c SOO0
His distributiye share of the amount
collected on the suits brought for re-
'oyery Of forfeitures, fines and pen
allies, 2lties during the year 55,4O5
Cotton agency" his commissions for
eight months G,702
Annual total $50, ,5Os
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
Accident 20 Secretary s,wnrd,

We learn that Secretary Seward, while shay
ing, to-day, cut his right hand with his razor,
which was falling. Ths wound win disable
his hand few days. -a a na1.a
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
Col. aInnrhlnn.

Who was captured at PSirfaE oouH-hOuse, h
ssla 70 have been engaged In marriage 10 the
osggbisr Of prominent Senator.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TIM CAE OF J. X MIIs-THE oTHER srpEs--
On the authority Of person who called at our
oiice yesterday, Hhd gave his name AZ j. l. Mills,
(errOneously printed X. M.lls,) clerk In the In
terror Department, we announced that he had
been assaulted on PennsylvAniA avenue, 9 few
minutes after twelve O'Clock, by three rufians,
and that policeman who came to his asslstanee
refused to arrest the assaulting party, but took
Mr., Mills TO the guardhouse. .rH "a
The policeman bearing No. Of, designated In our
paragraph yesterday, turns out to be Patrick
keating, who has oalled on us, and asserts that
the Aforesaid Mills assumed Eve diherent names.
Policeman Keating states that he fonnd Mins
drunk, at Harvey's restaurant, on street, and
arrested him for dlsorderly conduct and drunkSn-
ness, about halfpHst one O'Clock. That he released
him on his promise 70 60 home. Al BH O'Clock, on
the same morning, he found Mills stupidity drunk
and arrested him, when he stated that he had been
struck In the mouth. He subsequently refused TO
testify against the parties who he said, assaulted
him, abused the officers, and was taken to the
guar.-Aouse and fined. =
This statement is due to Policeman Heating,
who, It seems, was unjuStly charged by the state
ment Of Mills yesterday. i ..r.J .f0.t
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

DEATHS OF sOLDIERs.--Tho following have oo-
CURED since our last reporti ri " .r1rIG.
Tyler B. Powell, company l, Qsd N, .. ~ q
Jno' Futsehe, company d, 5oth N. Y.
Jno. Mereaith, company X, Is9th Penn.
ChAs' Throekmorton, company A, cad N. J. #
Caleb Gibson, citizen nurse.
Joseph Hunter, volunteer nurse.
Welcome $. Corey, company y, 10th Mich.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

DEIARIUEE or GEN, sUMNER.-Gen. sumnsr
and stan Ieft on Thursday for St. Louis, where
he VIII assume his new command Of the West.
eTR Department, "''''
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
DIpIonnatIc pInn,rPnrtv-

The Secretary of State has Issued invitations
to dinner party, on Tuesday, the 18th, when
Col. Ernest Romani, the HaytIan Minister, will
meet other distinguished guests.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

RonRERy.-Last evening about 10 O'Clock, Pat
roleman Wallngsford and Roche, OF the EiRhth
precinct, arrested Philip Sherden and Douane
Draper for robbing John Hart, ablaeksmith in Gov
ernment employ OF about $50. Justice Ferguson
this morning turned them over 10 the Central
guard house Authoritles H- ."
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

The people of Boston have been enjoying su
perb sleighing for several days past.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

ARRIVAL OF REFUGEES FROM RicHMoND. About
twenty refugees, mostly women, arrived here to-
day from Richmond, They came by railroad to
Culpeper, from thence on foot to Wells station.
and then took the cars and arrived in Alexandra
o'clock na' .'. .''. - ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
OBITUARY,

Mr.. George LAmon, father of the Marshal OF tho
District OF Columbia, was born January "a, I7ss
and died March !, 1853 At the time OF his death
he resided in Berkeley county, Virginia.
The late Mr.. Lamou was a devoted Union man,
but when he retired from business to live quietly
In the enjoyment of a competency, as he supposed.
he selected spot which has been made, by the cir
eumstAnees ofthe war, most unfortunate one for
quiet life. 1t was located within one mile from
Bunker Hill, where the soil has been occupled al
ternately by the Union and Confederate forces
since the beginning Of the contest and consequent
ly he suffered greatly from both armies.
The Union army sometimes treated him as A pro.
slavery man and ssoessiouist, and the rebel arm,
inVaT'aoy treated him as "YAhkee and Aboli-
tionist" Yet his faith was never shaken in the
only nag he knew or would ever recognize. lie
died suddenly, while in the apparent enjoyment Of
good health and 1t is believed that his anxietles
regarding the unsettled state OF public aars were
Instrumental in causing his death At the time.
Mr. Lamon had large circle OF frienda, who la
ment deeply and sincerely his sudden demiae.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

ETA' o. G@ss see q n. H.t,s..l E.gssl,-
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

ABANDONED HER CHILD.AHArrod JAckson fool
ored) who lives In Georgetown, len word yostefz
day at the Third ward station house that his wife
Lucy jackson had dabandoned her child, eIghteen
months old, reinaing 70 take care Of IT, He ststad
she had hired out for service with DF. Bell onrths
Avenue. Sergeant skippenweht to the place ana
arrested her and took her to tbs once Of Justice
Rowland for examination. He aaked her vyhv ~
refused to take care Of the chlld she answered
because u was a male child, and she would have
nothing to do with It,, He committed hcr to fail
for court
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

FLOGGING CRIMINALS IN ENGLAND.--Sayage
and Indecent assaults on women have greatly
Increased for several years past In England
and 1t Is now proposed to check this species of
crime by whipping those convicted oft.
glng the gaTTOlters, Epgllsh Legislators are
much troubled TO preside appropriate and Of.
fectiye punishments for crimes against the per.
son, II Is found that transportation to Austria,
tla IA taken by the eriminHlAs 4 favor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
IIan. O,ronI.nr.,.u

po0 hss bss5 very III sInOs the sAJouynmsnt
- als H0sis, Il recovering. ..r.' rr-...
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
Atarh Mnrl,.t rn-h.u-

Wear indebted oJSy Cooke q Co., bankers,
for the following condition of the stock and
sale market to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
o y FICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

The Secretary of State will hereafter receive
members OF Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first of next
month. .H.
WILLIAM II, SEWARD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
Onr nnt.ida To-dnr

Our Outside To-day
oontains interesting reading matter, including
tSlsgTnphis dispatches. S.,r...5...-.' ....... a.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
FHIRTE EIsHrH oouenHss.
THV|p'RaI, AHs-sN ~, %, 1898

The Senate met at 11,o'clock a. m, ~
Amer prayer by the Rev. Dr. Sunderland, and
the reading Of the journal Of yesteudag. thorsr a.
Senate, on motion Of Mr., P0NTtkOY, on 'Kan-
sas, at quarter past eleven O'Clock, prdteedkd HI
TO the consideration Of Executive businesat = M
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
Dr''' Receptions az the Executive MAN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

washington, March Q, 1893.
Tho usual public receptions being over For
the season, there will be Saturday afternoon
drSs' receptions until April LIST, commencing
Saturday, March 7th, from one to three O'Clock.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

Yesterday, between and 2 O'Clock,
Two horses became detached from loaded team
on street, and started upon a full run throurh i
street to seventh, down seventh to Maryland ave-
nue., through Maryland avenue to Long bridge
where they were stopped. In their run thoy
frightened several horses, but we believe nona OF
them got away. We undentand one Of the horses
fell and cut hiH hind leg pretty badly, and other
wise injurlng him. ~ ~ -. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

WHERE . tbs lslt place to buy CiothinTI A
w sAlIHs' fssseybuth ItTssl' las