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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

The Richmond Dispatch OF Friday CON
tains the following dispatch from General
Lee, giving the particulars of an engage
ment near kinston, n. c., between Gen
eral Bragg, of the rebel army, and the
Union forces which moved from New
Berne to meet Sherman in the direction OF
GOldsboro':
"HEADoUARTEEs, MHroh 0.
"Hon. J. c. BreckiR, itge, Secrefd'y cJ War:
General Bragg reports that he attacked
the enemy yesterday iour miles from KinS'
ton, and drove him from his position. He
disputed the ground obstinately and took
M a new line three miles from his first
We captured three pieces Of artillery anC
flCteen hundred prisoners. The number o
the euemy's dead and wounded left on th'
field is large. Ours comparatively small
The troops behaved most handsomely, ant
Major Generals Hill and Hoke exhibited
their usual zeal and energy.
"(signed) r. Z. LEE"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13
The Rsb.I ram stonsw.II.

NEW YORK, March 13. The Commercial
says a letter from former officer on the
Niagara, dated Ferrol, Spain, February IS,
states that the rebel ram 0llnde, or Stone
wall, is lying close by. The spaniards al
lowed her 10 make limited repairs.
The commander asked permission To
leave her In port until he went to Paris, TO
annul the contract Of the sale and throw
her upon the hands Of her former oWners
The Niagara is eager TO engage her, not
withstandlng the odds OF iron against
wood,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13
EDITION
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.
GLORIOUS sHERIpAN.

The Secretary of War commands ouI
profound gratitude for the promptnest
with which he forwarded 10 us this after
noon . copy of sbcridSu's last dispatch
from Columbia
"Hal Columbian
We Immediately issued the news to oul
our numerous readers In an Extra REPUB
LIoAN. 1t will be found in another column
The cutting of the James river canal by the
glorious SHERIDAN Is Of the highest I'm
portsnce to the loyal cause. LEE is really
In tight place. We believe that he has
always preferred to be locked up In Rich
nond rather than to go out of Virginia in
q southerly or southwesterly direction
Three cheers for SHERIDAN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

The CATHOLIC JURILHH.-The services Of
the Jubilee were concluded iAst evening In st.
PAtTick'H, st. Aloysius, and 81. Dominisk's
ohuuehes. The AttendAnes At all OF them " 80
very large. The Jubilee ~ g.. Peters church
will oommenes on sunday next. At So. Alloy.
aius At the eleven O'Clock mass an eloquent
sermon was delivered BY Rev. Father Ma
choir.
The Jubilee st this church was conducted by
Rev. Fathers Mcguire, Miget, Rockford, and
SEoneGtreet.
ducted by Rev. Fathers Walter And Ne eCArthy
at ~. pOminiek'S by Rev. Fathers Young
Ralph, Lyr ch, Call and Bokel. During the
past week Father Mcguire At st. Aloysius hAI
gwen = very interesting and Sloque Mt course
OF lectures.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

Tho Secretary OF tho Treasury has trans
mltted to the Senate reply TO call OF that
body for a compact statement Of the COM
merclal returns Of the country, with the
imports and exports to January /, 1865,
distinguishing the movement OF gold, and
OF the principal export staples, and COM
pairing the trade Of period OF four years
previous to the war, with the four years
elapsing since the war begun. This re-
port will give an authentic basis on which
10 calculate the fuH,ciAl condition of the
country. 1t Is understood that the new
Secretary Of the Treasury has instituted q
thorough inquiry Into the condition Of the
finances, and The pr Sent obligations Of the
Government, In order TO insure the prompt
execution of all duti ss dcVolvIng upon him
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13
From the Lower Potomac and ChesH-
Dsnke HAv.

FrOm the LO"er Potonao ana Snohh-
PsAke Bay.
The steamer Don, flag ship OF the Poto-
mac lotllla, Commander Parker, arrived
this afternoon at tho navy yard, from the
lower river and Chesapeake Bay.
The Don has been very active lately, and
has taken part in several raids In the
enemyS country. Having received In
formation that a party Of rebels, said to be
composed partly of sailors, intended to
cross over into Maryland, the Don landed
a party TO thwart them by breaking up
their boats. The party was composed OF
about sevrnty-hve men, who, In searching
for their boats, came across Mosby's guer-
rillM-who, II is stated, have been sent TO
that locality (Northern Neck) for the pur-
pose of foraging upon the people, who re-
fuse to pay taxes TO the Confederate Gov.
ernmcnt-and several skirmlshes took
place, but we lost no men. The boat-a
| iine new boat-which would carry about
filty men, was smashed up. It was hid In
Pasopatanzy creek, a few miles below
Aqua creek.
The Don also accompanied the eIpedl.
ton 70 Fredericksburg as high up as Jones
Point, on Monday last, and fired broad
side into party Of rebelS, who skedad'
died. As was afterwards learned from 4
letter found on . prisoner, they had sta
toned Jones' light battery there, but thu
effect OF the broAdsido caused the men L
run and leave their pieces, which they dIC
not attempt to get until the next day.
The Don Also paid visit TO York rive
aud gained much information OF value.
party was sent ashore at West Point, whiCl
} was found TO be deserted OF men, a few
women remaining. Here they wers JUS
too late 10 capture Col. Richardson, O
Lees Staff, and four soldiers, who had jus
left there-they having vAmosed just SS tn
Don hove in sight.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13
The Tobaeoo ssizurs st Hrsdsrishs.
burG.

Prom the Riohmond Dispatch
For come days past parties In this city
have been sending large quantities Of man
ufactured tobacco hence TO Fredericks-
burg. Report says that this tobacco was
TO be traded with the Yankees for bacon,
aud that General Singleton was the \ dime
mover In the arrangement, this being the
business thA: brought him again 10 r CHI
nond. II was transported to Hamilton
ferry by rail. and thence hauled TO Fred
erlcksburg, ave miles distant, In wagons.
rhe Yankees were expected TO come up in
yessels 70 Fredericksburg, and bring the
bacon and carry of the tobacco. On Mon
day last two hundred thousand pounds Of
tobacco had been sent up the Fredericks-
burg railroad, forty thousands pounds OF
which had been hauled to Fredericksburg,
ant stored In q warehouse on the Kappa
haunock, convenient for shipping, and the
other hundred and sixty thousand pounds
was In thlrty-one box railroad cars at Ham,
llton's Crossing.
The enemy came up TO FrederIcksburg
In gunboats on Monday night, but brought
no bacon that we have been able 10 hear Of.
Their first step was to send q party Of cav
airy 10 Hamilton crossing, who set fire 10
and destroyed all the cars and tobacco
there. This party also burnt tho bridge
over Masssponay creek, a short distance
this side Of Hapilton's crossing. There
are two reports as to what was done with
the tobacco at Fredericksburgi one, that
the enemy carried It of, the other that they
hred the warehouses and destroyed both
houses and tobacco. 1t Is AsceTtsined that
they burned the five wagons employed 10
hauling the tobacco, and carried of th'
horses. eo ends the most brilliant schemt
Of our lstter-jay Spectators. The rsilroaC
company regret losing those thirty-one cars
as they believed that an arrangement hAC
been come TO with the enemy, and tha
they should not be molested.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13
MEDICAL GKADuArEs.-ou Friday last

MEDICAL GRADUATEs.-On Friday last
the annual commencement Of Jefferson
Medical College took place in Phlladel.
phia, when 1856 students graduated, among
them the following; James Bacon, George
II. Hall and Thomas H. Roberts, OF Mary.
land; j. A. Bishop, of West Virginiai and
b. d. De RAlb, of Virginia.
The annual commencement Of the Uni
verSlty Of PennsylvaniS took place OF
Saturday, when III students graduated
Among them were Lehman CoopeT, Samue
7. Roman, Wesley II. Sharp, A. Y. stay
man and Jacob A. sIayman, of Maryland
Albert Y, A. King, W. W. Johnston, Alfret
Lee. and Edmund A. Zeverly, OF the Dis
trict of Columbia; and William De @. Gray
William x. Lewis and Charles T. B. Moore
of Virginia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

Speaking OF General Alfred PleaSanton,
the St. Louis Republican says: This Ac
compllshed officer has arrived in 81. Louis,
having been detained in Philadelphia by
protracted sickness. He Is TO be assigned
to the important command Of the District
of Kansas, which, until the creation Of the
Military Division of Missouri, constituted
a military department "f itself. He Is sec
Ond in command in this department, and
his assignment to the position stated shows
that the Government has high Apprecia
tion OF his capacity as an officer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

THE WHEAT PRosPECT FOR lS65.-So far
all is favorable. The extensive aud long
continued SHOWS of the winter have we'll
protected the wheat, aud It seems to be
coming out In the finest condition. 1t will
be- frozen out somewhat in the lower lAtl-
tudes, but in the States north of the forty
second parallel We think the crop will be
heavy. Indeed, south OF that line the
chances are In favor OF double the yield OF
last season. There 10 no doubt that, II
March shall not be too severe, there will be
a good yield everywhere. F.Hslur0 ChrOH-
irLr
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13
BY TEL E9 r PHI



Arrival OF General Nc hOIlsId-Tho En.
eny IN FOTo' az Ktnston-A Corps
from Hoods Army Reported There
-skIrmIshinE with tho Enemy.
NBW BERNH, March 7.-Maj. Gen. scho-
field has arrived here, having lef( Whining
ton on Monday last.
There is no news from Gen. Sherman.
The enemy's papers are equally retlcent.
The roads are bad, which delays shor-
mans progress.
A letter has been received here from q
young man, who has been In Salisbury
prison for two years, stating that he was
liberated by the Union forces.
The enemy are In considerable force at
Kinston. Lees corps, from Hoods army,
Is reported there. Yesterday the enemy
captured some of our skirmlsh ers near X los
ton. Major Osborn, of the Fifteenth Con.
necticut, is reported wounded and pris,
oner. Our captures will Offset those OF the
enemy thus far. General Bragg is In com
mand at Kinston. Major General j. L.
Cox is In command Of our forces, who ar,
confident Of success when q general move
ment shall be ordered
The weather 10 very warm, with occa
sional rain.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

MARKETS The unsettled state OF the
money M ,Tket has not been without Its effect
on the price OF every commodity, and OF
course the Sour market is, for sales, rather
inactive, except to supply the local trade iu q
limited way. We quote; wsIoh's family,
slGSO for 30 bSl. lots, and eIS1S per dray load
Royal York, el27oi Iuperhne, nominAllI
SliIOi extras, SlI 76AtI2, according TO qnal'
iTy. NheAt,-NO arrivals or sales TO JaEtify
Demand goo j, 81 66Ai 10 Tor white and yellow
OatI-soGree and In 90 d request, at IIeati %
per buShel NJ IIieed OF all kinds scarce
mtddhngs, AI.iS; corn meal, % ooi brown stun
plsS-Good WeIteTn, new York PACKED, I0a
ala smoked BseL-Prime quality, 20 cents
per ID. Butter-Fiao table. b1Ab2 ots. ChsOss
searoe-Nru HOIk, S2AN cents. Lemons, oi!
DER box. OrAnEeS, OAelo.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13
What c. 3. A. hIeaus.

"hnt Ss Ss A. meaub.
Pray tell me, Jim,"
Said Joe In him,
While sitting DER their cory gls,IeS,
"WhAt &. s. A.
Are meant tO say %
Joe said CUniOunded Stupid Asses
O. G. W. M.
WARRINGTON, D. C., March 10, 1868.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

By order Of the President WIN. D. BELcH'
late special oflcer Of the tth Congregational
District, State New York, sentenced ITO be
confined At hard labor for the period OF twelve
MONTHS" promulgated in General Court Mar
tial Orders, No. 21l War Department, AdJutant
Generals ofioe, August 30. 1884, and now In
eonHusment In the Albany psnitentisry, spar
doned for the uaeIeeuted portion Of his sen
tcnee, and wi ! be released from arrest aud set
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13
Neutrality-suspicious. 10, 1868.
AssIsTANT SECRETARY HAIR
RInGTON OF THE TREASURY,

A paragraph appeared In the REruBLIcAN
OF Friday last announcing that Hon. GEO.
HARRINGTON, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, had rendered his resignation to
Mr.. MCCULLoCH as . formal act OF cour-
tesy. He did the same thing to Mr.. FEs.
sEHDEN. The highest compliment that we
can pay Mr.. HARRINGTON, In view Of the
above statement, iS that his resignation was
not accepted in either instance
There arc probably no two men In the
whole country, neEt 70 Ex-secretary CHASE,
who have had better means Of judging of
the thorough qualifications of Mr.. HAR-
RnoToN than Mr.. FEssESDEN and Mr..
MoCULLooH. The former, as Chairman OF
tho Finance Committee OF the Senate and
a. Secretary Of the Treasury, and the latter
as Comptroller Of Currency, were brought
into direct, constant, and confidential re-
lations with Mr.. HARRINGTON.
II gives us pleasure TO be able to record
the expressed opinions Of Mr.. CHASE, Mr..
FEssENDES and Mr.. MoCULLoCH In favor
OF the high qualifications OF Mr.. HARRING-
TON for the important and difficult position
he has so long and ably filled. They do
not hesitate 10 say that the services Of Mr..
HARRINGTON could not be dlspensed with
without serious detriment to the highest
interests OF the Government.
Since Mr.. HARRINGTON was first appointed
To his present position, no man has beer
more prompt TO his duties, or accomplished
greater amount OF more difficult and i'm
portAnt business. He Is a thorough, prsc'
tical business man, possessing great exec
utIve talent and wonderful powers Of en-
durance. Notwithstanding the latter qual
ity, but for the possession of which, to q
large degree, Mr.. HARRINGTON would have
been In his grave long since, his health gave
way more than year ago under the sevcrC
pressure OF his official duties, and he wSt
obliged TO accept leave Of absence, and
under the direction OF his physician hC
went 70 Europe. He partially recovered
his health, and returned 10 his duties, very
much TO the Qualification OF secretAr!
CHASE, the burden Of whose lAborS wa
thereby greatly lessened.
We arc ver3 glad to DO able to announc
that Mr.. HARRINGTON will remain at hi
present post, unless declining healt
should compel him TO resign 1t.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

PHILADELPHIA, March lathe sub
scrlptions received on Saturday 70 the
seven-thirty loan by Jay Cooke amounted
70 sS.641 900, intending Loco, 900 from
New York, $500 900 from Cincinnati, and
serIp,Ious. ] Also, i'sss individual suS
scriptions Of $50 and 500 each. The total
subscriptions for the week are t9l ,092, 100
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13
Dsserters Report Another Success hy
Sheridan.


Intelligence from the Army of the Poto.
mac represents that all Is quiet.
Two dCserters were executed on Friday,
one OF whom made speech ackIowlodg-
Ing The justice Of his punishment.
A report was current At the front that a
mutIny hat taken place among q lTge
batch OF deserters who were sent up the
James river on Friday morning. Sharp
firing was heard In that direction, Drury's
Bluff, and II was believed that extreme
measures had 10 be retorted to In order to
quell the disturbance. Another report
prevailed that force OF Union cavalry
had made their appearance ON the north
side of the river and were having an en-
gagement.
Deserters who came in yesterday say
that two brigades OF Pickett's division had
been sent from Petersburg TO reinforce
Early, and that Gen. Sheridan had cap
tured one thousand OF them in addition To
those before reported.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13
isbiG-tf

Has Nature an AntIdots for Acquired
diseases I All who suffer believe tho nushI "
and ean be cured. The PLANTATION biITLh
prepared by DR.. Drake, Of New York, have D
doubt benefited and cured more yer oos Q.
DyspepstA, neTvou 'ness, sour stomAeh' -
Of appetite, shaking wesnness, general teun.
ity, and mental deSpOndeneY, than anv ol.s,
article In existence, They are composed ~
the purest roots and herbs, carefully prspHr'I'
10 be taken As tonic and gentle stimnlAhI
They are adapted to any ags or ennditGh "
life, and are exteuGvely pop lar with mo'h'
erI and persons Of SedentsTy habits.
n Inform alton FTsS-To Nervous sur
oreru-A gentleman cured Of Nervous pepua,,
ty, InoOmpetenoy, Premature Decay NJ
Youthful Error, Aetuated by desire 70 pe,|
ht othsrs, will be happy TO furnish 10 All ~
need Il, Tree Of charge the recipe and uii'v :,
tions Tor making ihe simple remedy useu :,
his ease. Sufferers wishing To pr0nt by ",
advertisers bad experience, and posses = SUI,
| and valuable remedy, can do 90 by AddfesS.p'
him at once At his place Of business ~
| Recipe and full iniormAti0n-ot vital impoI'
Ines-Will be sheerfully sent BY return
mail. ,,,DrS
| No. 90 Nassau street, New fOfb.
P,s. Nervous sufferers of both sexes W.,
/ and this In formation Invaluable. he-'u"~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

Governor Brsmlette, In . message to the
Kentucky Legislature, has expressed his
regret at the action Of the members In NOT
rstifyiug the constitutional amendment to
abolish slavery. He thinks 1t would have
been much more polite for them to have
approved It, instead Of leaving the question
open to be passed upon by their Successors,
thus keeping up the agitation Of the mat.
ter; for he believes that slavery 10 jrrevoca.
bly, doomed, and that no one can entertain
the faintest hope Of Its continuance.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

ObsEoUIHs.-The funeral OF the late
samuel meElwse took place yesterday a'ter.
noon, from his late residence on Sixth street,
The Columbia typographical society, New
in the procession. Rev. DR.. Keeling, OF ths
Episcopal church otneiAted. The remAin'
were inferred In the Congregational Cemetery
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT of l"'
UNITED STATES OF AMERlCA'
To oil iChom u may ooRcaH; 5000,
Satisfactory evidence having been eAh'''"
to me that HENRY WILLIAM HEhANs -
been appointed Consul OF Her Britannie ".
esty, at Buffalo, l do hereby recognize NJ
Al such, and declare him Tree to exercise -
enjoy Such funstisns, powers, and PH'il't'
a. are allowed to ConSuls by the Ia" ''
tions, or by the laws OF the United states W,
existing treaty StipulNtiona between 'he ",'
srnment OF Great Britain and the 'H'''
states. ,n..,
In testimony whereof, have eAuseu '",- ~,
letters to be made patent, aud the seAi ~ ''
United states TO be horeuRto AfhNed' ..,
Given under my hand at the eity OF "',, MS'
inxton, the hftsenth day oil Eep' y
nTy, ammo Domini one thousand eli'
r.l hundred and siNty-hvs, and OF u.
independents OF the United states "
America the eighty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Blythe President;
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
f.bl1 Secretary OF state.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

During the week ending Saturday, March
IL, twenty-ons National Banks were estAb'
IlShed, with an aggregate capital Of s2,7sS 800.
The number OF banks now In operation il
eight hundred and sevepty-S'E.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

A QUIET DAT.-The police returns Tor
yssteTdAy, made TO Superintendent hehards
Office this morning, shoW very smsh NUM- i1ih
her Ot arrests. Ia the First, Fourth, flIIh,
SIKH and Eighth precincts no arrests were
naads. la the Second, Third and Team pre-
einets there were very few Arreau'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13
shsrman's Advance In North Caro-
lima,

lima.
A letter dated Wilmington, March 9th,
was received here to-day, in which 1t is
stated, in positive terms, that a scout from
sheFmAn's army had reached Gen. Terry'S
headquarters, who left our forces In occu-
patton Of Cheraw, South Carolina, the ter,
minus of the CherAw and Darlington Rail,
road, and but very few miles from North
Carolina. Nothing but cavalry skirmishe
had taken place. The army had rested fol
some days, and had found very fair sub
sistence along the route. The advance into
North Carolina was . certainty, this lottel
adds, by the first Of March.
The scout started for New Berne, but learn
ing Of the occupation Of Wilmington
reached that place much sooner. The
source Of this intelligence is perfectly cor
rect.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

STEALING Boors.-Daniel Riley and Wm.
Distry we're arrested yesterday BY sergeant
OF 10 ~ from Daniel GenAu They were com
nittsd 70 jGil Tor oOurt BY Justice Thompson.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

"Will"-ful murder-a good deal OF the
shaksperian acting nowadays.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

~ New York state sOIdIsrs' Agency
removed to no. 2s1 y street, between 1wslitI
and Thirteenth streets. AL informAtion Of
interest or value 70 the soldiers Of New YoR
or their friends, turDiShed gra'ulioualy up0a
applicatiOn At their new rooms, either 10 per.
con or by letter. No. 23I 3 street, betSss0
Twelfth and Thifteenth streets
mI.aAtntnfi
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

Gored skirts are advancing into favor,
and the furorO for handsome undersk!rts
still RACES
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W. 8. YEATMAS, Secretary.


~ Free Vacoin alton. Ia accord
anes with law OF this corporation, ali Te,i-
| dents OF Georgetown will be vAocln Ated with.
out charge By sending to, or osDins upon the
un 'ernEned, at hts TesIdsnoe, No la DuR-
| barton street. All poor persons, hiok viii
small-pox, will Also ne attended by the sane
without charge. once hours, lrom u IN. TO
pm. CHAS. II. ChAGIri III. u.
mill cost
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

New YORK, March 13.-There were only
1868 bounty-jumpers arrested on Friday at
Hoboken, instead Of 700 as at fret re-
ported.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

The Hoosac tunnel was damaged $50, 900
worth by the recent riots.
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From Atlantic CIty--A Schooner
AshOTo-MAraudinE DsSerteFs KILLED.

AbhoEo-hAEauuihH DeberteFs Ahleu'
ATLANTIC CITY, March l3.-Came ashore
on the night Of the llth inst, the schooner
SeA Gull, with oysters. No persons were
on board. She was full of water. The
boat was gone.
number Of farm houses in Atlantic
City have recently been robbed by gang
OF mArauders, supposed to he deeerters
Saturday night they plundered farm
house, when the neighbors pursued and q
fight ensued, during which two robbers
were killed. They were clad In the uni
form OF marines. An unknown gang have
been living In cAves In the neiGhborhood.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

The Empress OF France is getting bald
and stout, and fashions are changing In
consequence.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

Susan CavAnsugh, q soldiers wife, died
In Brooklyn, for want OF proper food
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

The amount OF currency issued TO National
banks during the week ending saturday, llth,
was Sa,9OO, 500. Total Am9unt issued aIOI,.
b9s,Ioo,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

At recSnt splendid wedding in New
York the bridal presents were valued at
/ $1,000,