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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-31
PREPARED PERU
" WAN GUANO
A
10 per cent. Ammonia.
. Dl, >.,, l. FRO

15 per cent HnoSpA&LeS.
Composed Of Perurjor1 Gua1eo md Bone D"ST
Wemanufactrre this and claim that it IS
THE BEST FERTILIZER IN USE.
We pledge our business reputation III 1t, ana
guarantee its Standard.
We do not sell TO dcalers-we manufacture
only for our own sales 1t cannot therefore be
aduterated.
WE GUARANTEE IT AGAINST ADULTERATIoNS
We offer as reference, on appHcatlon the
names of many Of the leading farmers OF Mary
land, who have used it for years SUCCESSFULLY
We desire to introduce this fertilizer IN the
;'Old Dominion and request trla! OF It's mer~
its. Full particulars given on application
BONE DUST,
Manufactured at our Own mill, from bones
that have not been boiled or cacined:
Of the advantages Of this over Bone Dust
manufactured from boiled or calcined bones, all
farmers are acquantcd it therefore moods IL"
comment
and guarantee ouly the above.
J. P BARTHELOW.
Dealer in
Hardware. Agricultural Implements. Seeds
and Fertilizers
558 eth ST. near Pa. ay., Washington
Washington oct I'm -
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
Ths oreat FIood.

harrisburg papers state that the nood In
,,s SusquehannA is unprecedented. II ex-
.,s5s By thirty inches In height tho memo
..Ne and destructive freshut OF 1916.
rbousands Of timber logs with millions OF
ssl Of sawed lumber have already passed
nj, point.
%. indicates tho most frightful destruction
~ prlyate and public properly on the many
creams emptying into the SusquehannA
pLdves have been swept away and torn 10
SIsces. and from the character OF the ruins
sos,lng by Harrisburg, Il is fslr TO infer
hst many dwelling houses, barns, &c. =,
S,vs been swept from the shores.
Al seven O'Clock this morning Il was
,.rertAined that the bridges at Northum-
psrl,ud, Duncan's Island, and part Of the
psunsylyaniA Railroad bridge, above the
sty. lad been carried away, while as I
,rte. a bridge, said 10 be from the
IepIata, is being borne with fearful
,,lnnce down the stream.
The Cumberland Valley Railroad bridge,
ybieh is also used by the Northern Cen.
mi Railroad, IL in imminent danger, sew
,r,I spans at the eastern end being sub
nerCed 10 the depth of two feet. II Is
,r,rrely possible, as the water is steadily
rising, that the submerged portion eau
resist the force Of the food for many
hours.
There have been no trains passing
through Harrisburg from Plttsburg or
philadelphia for tho last twelve hours.
The lower part OF the city is completely
submerged, aud much suffering has been
uaicted upon the poor families living In
hnt part OF the suburbs.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
baltimore market.

TUESDAY,, March 81, Isss.
tPfce5 giusa bsiop rSfsr % lsAolssaIs operations
only, unlsss ofAaIsiSs erprssssd1
CoITEE--No inquiry, and prices entirely
FLouR-Contlnues unss,tledi supsrs. are
held at eIo 10 eI0.I9H, and extras 81 SIS.aS
per bbl Demand light, no sales worthy Of
notice reported. All other other GrAdes nomI.
nal a. before quoted,
GRAIs-whsat, to-day, only $500 bushel.
white At s2.So 70 e9.Sa and red a. O. 20. Corn,
800 bushels white and 700 bushels yellow no.
oeivedj demand l!Eht, with sales Of l, 500 bushs.
white ut o. .lS to o. 20, and $50 bushB, yellow,
damp, at si.Al per bushei. oats, 900 bushs.
offered, and sold At % cen . weight, also, .
sale 40 buSbs. do. At 50 cents. Rye, no GALES,
MoLAIsLs We report another small sale OF
CicniucgOs, new crop, at IS cents per gailoh.
PRoVIsIoEs-An quisti no demand Tor any
thing, anu prioss are exceedingly heavy. We
prime mess SsiAS2 per bbl; bacon shoulders
leHaisk eentsi sldes q La2iI oentaI hams,
sugar cured, 25kA2tS eentsj bulk meats isXa
iSl eents for shoulders, lsSHsx ee1ts for
lad nam < eeniA per lb. for western bb's.
sveAh.-rhero 10 no inquiry scarcely from
the trade, OF ior rsnulns, and the market re-
malos eKeesdingly nat, with prlees entirely
their prices ~ cents per ID, but without ~.
traoting buyers. We quote nominal, loaf ~
2ik eentsi crushed, powdered, and Circulated
~ oentsI A white 20 eentsj sirols A Isk cents;
low OF lower grades As 10 quality. syrup IL
quoted At eI.io per gallon.
SEIDG.-Clover 10 dull, with sales OF 100
At leaH than elSi Wo quote IRON go 10 olS pc .
per bushel, as to quality. Timothy quiet and
prIees nominal. Flax dull 81 SS.iOaS.iS per
bulhel.
WHIIKV-IS held at saa7 per gallon, with.
out sales. -
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
CAVALRY HORSRS |
" ARTILLERY hORSES


QvARTERMAsrER GENERALS orriCs,
fIRsT DIVISION,
wAsHIRoToN CRY, March ~, 1850.
HoRsEs, suitable for the cavalry and hriil.
pot, in open market, TN May /, 1885, by Capt.
0EO. 9. DROWNING, A. u, %,
MULEs, In lots Of tive ty.nve, or more, will
he received In this city, In open marbe till
May I, 1870, by Captain z. II. TOmpk ins, As.
sistant QuArtermaster, corner Twenty.GTo.
ond and q strsera,
All animals TO the subjected 90 tho usual
Government inspection before being accepted.
Specifications a. fOllowE; "CNyAlTy horses
must he sound In all particulars well brokon /
In full mesh and In good condition; from NJ.
teen (i5I to sixteen us) hands highi from ivo
(s) 20 ntoe (sD years old, and well adopted In
every way to cavalry purposes. Heres be-
tween nino (Si and ten u') years OF are, Il
Asespted,"
sound In all particulars strouE, quick, and
active, well broken and square trottetH In hat
ness, In full hesh and condition, from sin (O)
70 ten tiOl yoAra old, not lesu than fifteen and
ono half Ci6tE) hands high, each Horse to weigh
not letn than ton hundred and hity u O6Ol
pounds.
Mules must bo over two (sl years Of age,
strong, stout, compact, woll-tis yelOped Anl.
mails, not lesa than fourteen uD hands hl~h,
IN full health, free from every DIomiSh or de-
feot which would unnt than for severe wOI X,
and must have shed the tour front rOlt's teeth
and developed the corresponding four parma
nent teeth, two In each jaw.
These speeineAtionG W II be strictly adhered
to, and figidly enforced In svoFy pat oulsr.
Hours OF inhpS 'tiOn, frOm =. IN. to I .. IN.
Price - CayAlry Horses one hundTeh Ana
eighty'nye dollars (elb5O Artillery hoTles,
one hundred and ninety dollars (titOl Mules,
onH hundred and ninetg g-hye dollaTs $780,
Payment viii b. made at this onlee.
JAMks 4, EKIN,
Colonel In charge First Division, Y. NJ. GO.
mhlBtAn3O
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
TNITED STATES SALE OF
~ LANDS FOR UNPAID DIRKCT

NOTICE IL hereby given that the several
tracts or lots ot land, ait uated In the county
OF 81, Johns, state of Florida, have become
forfeited to tho Unitea StAteI, by reason Of
the non-pAyment OF the direct tax charged
thereon, under the act entitled IAN act 10
provide Increased revenue from ImpoIts, TO
ray interest on tha public debt, aud Tor other
pufposCs,h approved August s, 1891, and an
act entitled "An act for the collection Of dl-
rect taxes In lniurreotiopAry districts within
the UnltGd Statol, and for other purposes, -
approved June 7, 1884, and the Amand msnta 10
March ., 1885, and that the aAms Will be sold
At public auction, on MONDA ~, the 10th aAy
Of A. rll, 1865, At tho esty Of St, Augustine, IN
said county Of 81, Johns,
The tracts or lots Of land to 10 sold a. above
FIVE HuHDRED STHoUSAND AcREs
large proportion being covered with heavy
growth OF HARD PINE aud LIVE OAK Tim.
bor. T. ere are several orange groves In full
bearing, and very desirable Cotton and suaar
Plantations. The Long StApl. or sbA Island
Cotton ssn be grown throughout 81. Johns
eounty IN 40 great perfection ne on the coast
lslanta OF south Carolina and Georgia.
ST. Johns county extends from the Atlantic
ocean TO the St. JOhns river, which bounds II
on the west, II has Tor harhorA on the A..
lAntic, 81. Augustine and mAianIAa inlet.
Oranges, lemons, lines, poniegrAnAtss hgs,
guhvaS, olives and ElapsA grow in petfoetion
Tho purchasers OF lsndn and ione nenta uu-
der The direct tax act acquire title In Zee
simple, FREQ and discharged ron AL prior liens
and ineumbtAaoOa OF every description what.
Godver, for which the President ID authorised
TO cause patents to be issued.
VIM. ALsOP,
AUSTIN SMITH,
mhi6-w3t Commis llonera.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
A working capital OF SIoo,0Oo reserved. Only
10000 shares 10 bo sold NJ the Iub-
Ioriptlon price.

Tho property OF this company consists Of
the well-knOwn Martin or Standing stone
tract, and contains from 1850 70 sOoo acres
Of lhud, in foe simple, free from leASes, un.
divided Interests or royalty. standing btOne
creek II bTAnsh of the Little KA AwhR river
ami its tItbu' aries pABS through this properly,
territory than Ia owned by any other company
IN WeSt Virginia. II 10 situated In Writ eoun.
~, near the celebrated Rsthbone, or Burning
spring tract, anu 10 extent Of territory 10 i've
times greater, and 10 considered by all expert.
snosd Oh men familiar with tho oil district Of
West NiTRlAlA quite equal 10 II not superior
10 the Rsthbone tract. The Standing Stone
Oll Compsny's pIeRerty eHtonds from the
Run, AsroSS the waters Of Standing Stone
creek, iueludlng . portion OF hobinsOnB Fork
and Two hliiie run, and 10 Immediately iB
the Great on break, eNtshding IRON burnlnb
Isum 10 Horse Neck Wells, near the Ohio
river, and embraces the line Of uPnEAYAL.
The property Of this company has not been
de elOpsd, for the reason that II belonged 10
minoaheifS, who could not convoy until they
rttsinsd their majority, which the youngest
did few days ago.
Wells arc being bored Oh tho adjoining
St'ndins stone tract, oil was GfSt diisovsrod
On the Dsyers IArui, adjoining, . well IL
being bored sud oil obtained. The well Of
Mcfarland Jones, on the Morgan land, 10
Thos IandS ara held in trust by J. NJ Cam
den, ESQ President First National BAnk Of
FAFkerhbnrR, West Virginia, AMI the Hon.
John s. Cnrllle, Senator In Congress from ylr.
ginih, and vii be ~ them conveyed to the
Anding Stone OH Company whenever the
stock 70 be diEpOEUd Of BY HubseriptiOn Ito
Wit, 10 900 ahatesl shall be subscribed aud paid
for. Three thousand ak hundred shares OF
the stock have RlfOAdy been SubIsribed and
paid tOT.
subscriptions resolved a the banking houses
Of RIGes co. and RITTEHHOUsE, row.
liza \ co. dsIl.N
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF THE DEPOT QUAR-.
" TkRMAsrER, -

FoRT LRkvENwoRrH, KASs.al
PROPOSALS FoR ARMY TRksPoRfA.
sealed proposals viii be resolved At this
otlon untl i9o'eloek, ~, on SATURDAY, the
e6lh d'y Of March, for the TrAnsportatlOn OF
im,,ltsTy supplies duri5g the year 1855, on the
RovTE No, I.-From Forts Leayenworth,
Laramie and Riley, and other depois that may
be established during tho abovs year on tho
Fort Leavenwofth, and south OF latitude q
degrees north, 10 Any posts or stations that
are OF may be established in tho Territories OF
Nebraska, Dakota, Idaho Apd Utah, south
tuds iit degrees west, and IN the Territory oi
Colorado north OF 10 degrees north. Bidders
TO state the rate per 100 pounds per 100 mues
which they viii tIanapott said stores In
Inclusive, OF the year 1885.
ROUTE No. 2-ETom Forts LsAvsnwOrih and
Riley, In the state OF kAnaal, and the town Of
Kansas, In the state Of Missouri, TO ANY posts
OF stations that are or may be established IN
the state OF Kansas, or In tho Territory Of
Colorado, south VI latitude % dogTcCa north
drawing supplies nom Fort IsAy enwUI th,
and z iSr, unioo, n n or other depot that
Garland, and to any other point or pOints on
the route. Bidders TO state the rate per lCO
pounds per 100 mlles at which they will trans.
port said stores In each OF tho months nom
No additional percentage will be pAii ioT
the transportation OF bacon, hard broad, pine
lumber, shingles, or any other stores.
bidden should give their nAmcp in fulI, aa
well As their place OF residence, and each pru-
posal should be accompanied by hond In tho
sum OF ten thousand dollars, signed by two
more resp on,tble persons, guaranteeing that
In eAae a contract 10 awarded for the fouts
| mention In the proposal, to tho parties pro,
posing, the oontTAot will be accented Aud en-,
tered into, and good and sufficient security
furnished BY said pGTtlea in accordance with
the ioTms OF this advertisement,
The amount OF bonds required win be a.
On route No, slo0,ooo
satisfactory evidence Of the Loyalty and col.
veney Of each bidder and person offered ~ Ie-
Guilty Will be required.
Proposals must he endorsed "PrCposalA for
Army TransportAtien on Route No, l." or ''9, ~
~ the case may be, and none viii he enter.
tAined unless they fully comply With all the
| requirements OF this advertisement.
Parties to whom awards are made must hC
prepared to execute conttAetA At once, and 10
give the required bonds for the faithful pFr-
formAnoe OF the same.
| Contacts will he made Iuhi ct to the appTo'
val OF the QuArtcrm AAtCr CeneIAl, but the
right - reserved TO Ie1est any or all bids thai
| may be offered.
Contr Aeiors must Ss In readiness for seryIo,
hy the nllt day OF April, 1890, snd they vii
bs tequir, 10 have place Of agencies ht o
Union, and other depots tbAt may he catAh
lished, at which they may bo communicate
with promptly and readily,
ny order Of the QuATtefmastoF General.
J, A POTTER,
mS-diu Colonel and q. Of. U. s. A.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
DROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF
DEAD HORSES AND MULES.
CHIET QuARTERMAETER's OFFICE
DLrJT OF WAGHINaTOS,

NHILl QuAhIEhhAHIIHHO OtIl1Et
DLPJT OT WALHINGTOR,
WASHISOTOE, ID. C., March 10, 1885,
Sealed proposals. Will be received At this
once until FRIDAY, March e, 1865, At "a
o'clock, NJ, for the sale Of all the HOrSeS ands
Mules that may die or be killed At this depot
within the next twelve (l2J months succeeding
the date OF the contract.
Tho bodies OF the AnimAla VIII be delivered
By the United states, daily, to any point With
la the lImits Of this city that may be agreed
upon by the Government and the contractor, =,
and TO be con Voysd from thence, by the con-
tractor, . Iufiieient distance IRON the limits
OF the District OF CoiumbIA, 80 As not 60 be-
come nuisance to the eitlEenS thereof or thiS
bldiers will state the amount per AnimAl,
and give their full name and post oiilGo I'D.
dTeaa.
Payment will lie required ct the eni Of each
month, Ia Government funds, Tor the number
Of animals delivered during the month.
The ability OF the bidder to MI tho contract,
should II bs awarded to him, must be guafAn-
tsed by two responsible persons, whose sig
natures are to be Apponded to the guaranty.
Bonds Ia the sum Of 1900, aligned by the
contractor aud both OF his guarantees, will he
required OF the SuSeslsful blcdeT upon siShiTg
the contract.
Proposals. must DO plainly marked "PfOpo-
sails for Dead HoTIeS and Mules" and Ad-
dressed 10 the underIiEoed, .-.-.
Brig. Gen. and Chief QuA termaster,
mIO Ist Depot OF Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
AMUBEMENTs.

EORD'S NEW THEATRE.
III Tenth street, near Psnnsylvania avsnus.
Third and Last Night but Three Of the no.
gagemant Of the disiiugnlahed Traredisa.
MR. JOSEPH fRocT0R,
wEDN2sDAY EVENING, MAnen ~
Ia bis celebrated eharao,er Of
ETHELWOOD,
In the powerful Drsm.tle nomsues Of
OF, the Throns, The Tone. spd the sesnold.
EoRD's NEW THEATRE,
II TENTH ST., ABovE PENNA. AVE.
MAX MARErzSKs
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
sIGNORA CANOZZl ZUCCHI,
SlGNOR MASsAmILlANL
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOG,
Mss yE JEESIE Van zANDr,
sIGNORA MORENtI,
SIGNoR BELLINi,
sIcNOR sUSINI.
with full orehestra and PoWertSI CboIu.'
from the Aeadtny Of Music, New York.
The following list OF operas will be produced,
PoLIuTo.
FRA DIAvoLo,
ERNANI, ON, NORMA,
R'GGtETI9 i9 TcrnS SS 81. IL bbISPAl sFiIlo
..r~ ...gT DON SLDAsIlAN.
OPENING NIGHT,
MONDAY, MARCH ~, IssS.
eox sheet now open, al
MEIZERoTT's MUSIC STORE.
This great company eeneludea this week In
New York, then appears In PhiiadslphiA Zen
route for Wash,ngton) two nights only, ~ the
date.
Mr. Ford assures ths pub'fs th., the opera.
will be mAguihesatly rendered. fully up to
their New York produolion, and that
UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES CAN THE
srAH OF THE COMPANY BE PRO.
LONGkD BEYOND ONE WEEK.
Thi, IL the arst
ENTIRE AND COMPLETE
ITALIAN oFERA COMPANY
at has aver visited Washington. AIr. Ford
has been stayed BY no expense TO snost this
essential end.
PRICES or ADMISSION.
PArQuette and Dress lirols.. al "a
Secured seats In Orchestra ............... aho
Secured seats In prtn Circle ,,"......... 800
famnv Slreie. s..s.. ...''.,"..,...."., lO0
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

sUNKES STEAMER RAIsED.-The steam
up DAuiel Webster reached this port last
"a Ilhs from Wilmington, N. C., consig l,d
~ was sunk on the rebel Obetructtonl In
Is.t tMbor or Whining on, and was raised
-. ."ush the eXertiOns OF The celebrated wreck
- Ihe MealIs. Baker. II 10 understood 1T
10y DAnlsl Webster will undtrgo thorough
'''Aif Al this poFt.-B BAIT Sun.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

sTEALIN0 FROM MS BROTHER.
,ad CNthh'ine Diggins were AIreltCd yesUr-
iYhy oiIloera Pierce and Kelly Tor hteAling
lW hundred dollArs from Patrick Diggins. Il
10th 70. Patrick had been stopping with
.ohn until few months since, when he went
70 City Point, leaving his trunk containing
lh elgthihg and tRO hundred dollars in money
N his brother, On his return the money
Sh found to have been taken ION the trunk,
rNliek had John and his wife arrested on Bua-
It,on; They = ere Committed TO J. IA for court
" Justice Walter. ~
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
.yHtiousl 3epabIitaa

sro Advertisers and business Men.
we invite the attention Of advertisers and
,,,lusss men 10 the ooluinns Of the DAILY
s,rIoNAL RErunLIcAN, ~ en- advertising
.,sdium. II has . large oireu alton in the
,,ss Of wAhhington and Georgetown and tho
,,rrounding country, and IL eoAStantly IN.
leasing. We feel confident that thsy viii
s,l II cot only Avalusble, but reliable m meaium
oI communicating with The public.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

DEATH or A POLIC sMAN.-Mr. Remeglus
ne Metropolitan Polee force, died last night
scout nine o'clock at his retldenos, on MAHSa-
s9lietts avenue between Fif'h ana sixth sts,,
% typhoid lever, Mr.. Bureh has been ir bad
aeA!th for the past six months. His comrades
esteemed by all associated with him. for ths
i'N year Mr.. BureA has been connected with
We We NAnitAry force Of the Police. his funeral
~ Nv. take place tomorrow afternoon ~ three
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

,,oNn stcoNn WARD EXEMPTION FUND Tho
luIAf weekly meetiBg Of IN . club was held
81 ~ eNening In GsTmAntA hall.
naue fretident made q statement informing
SH' present that the amount (s75l designEt-
=, y tbeelub ~ = meeting held some time
tSsI,iiot iot each drafted man, had been paid To
El,,,s Who were accepted, And that six Of the
lEst,'t IIhted had not ~ yet reported. lie
ITmoale a hat sixteen hundred dollars still
hI,tssl IN the treasury. The weekly Alaebb-
:" " was called for and promptly paid.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
Loo AL AFFAIRS,

MEETING OF THE INSTITUTE or REWARD
JoR UIPHsEs OF PATHIoTS A mOetlng Of
mis- destitute was held last evening ~ The
Couuell Chamber, City Hall, Rev. DR.. samron
Ia the chair. MIR. y. u. stlt was appointed
IsfetATy. The rohgnAtion OF Mr.. 6IGoAft.
iey As member OF The executive com mittee
Ess accepted, aad Mr.. NJ. Q, Hart elected to
al the vacancy.
M. A LlOyd offered resolution request.
LOG the Board OF Aldermen and DoATd OF Com
TOa Council OF the ouy Of " Washington TO
u1its With the executive committee In aolio-
itirE contributions to provide for the dssu.
tut orphans Of those OF the oitiE E'ns Of Waah-
iaiton who have died or who Shall hereafter
lie 10 the service Of the United states during
the present rebellion, the sam being in con.
lOrmity with similar Institutions eGtAbliBhed
In certain Of the Safes Of the Union.
ADOPTED.
VI svid p. Holton addressed the meeting.
Ne Of Oke OF the elAlms OF soldiers o-phAns
a2Oo the community, aud said every facility
Ii0ull be given them TO obtain rood eluoS-
ton. DR.. h. spoke OF the ORGANIZATION In the
tiferent StAtes, aud explained tho manner In
Which our citizens should commence the or
EaHiZation.
On motion OF DR.. Holton, the folio wing ret
OutiOn was adopted:
Rsloirei, That committee OF three be Ap-
Polnted 70 deaft bill, TO be ptesonied TO Con-
reIs At Its next session, apprOpTiating to the
B'trlet OF Columbia grant, In money or
Ghs,wlGe, analogous to that made TO the
Nd mechanic arts, approved July ., 1864, con.
ating an additional section declaring freo
EhSllIGlipl, In the appointment to which
poieToboo shall be given to qualified oTphAHa
d those dying IN the military or naval ser
vics Of the united States. ID
Ptor. X, nTy, AAbury Lloyd, Esq and Hon.
BIB French were AEpuinted as the co "a N ittca.
Dr.. HOltOn spoke Of the nsoeigity OF com
mensinB operations forthwith. an orphan
OF soldier Ia found, take care Of II; cont turp
any away take the Orph,n and collect money
Afterwards.
The following resolution, offered BY Dr..
Hilton, was referred 10 the Executive Com
IN ttee;
Deiiring to cherish In the youth II Amer
isaA reverence for the founders OF this re-
public agd having an Il -wA.e .er.ns lin In
Ns Iefpetuity of cur glorious Union,
JO'pW, Thai the Executive Committee
take early moLAurCH 'Or ths approp rtate oele-
lfAtion oil the anniversary OF WafhinBton'1
rthdNy, ApprpphAtlpg OPe half Of the not
results 10 the Washington Prize Fund OF the
X. o. p, and the other hAlt 10 the Orphan
Fund OF the " Arlington Institute Of Reward.
On motion Of Mr.. Lloyd, the 10 lowing res.
OlulinH was Adopted:
hIolvsd, ThAtihe thanks OF this meeting he
uteldsd TO DR.. HOltOn for the deep interest
heeting, sud ths very earnest and interesting g
Address delivered this evening".
Ar suit urged that q public meeting shou d
V held At an early day. motion was car
ned TO appoint commit &c OF i've Ia make
NrAngements for = public meeting. The oom-
Aittee 10 draft the bill to be presented TO Con-
ntSI, together with McssTs. stitt aud Hurley,
Vsre appointed TO make preparations Tor the
nseting.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

DEsrERATE AssLuLr.-Yesterday after.
sri,s.S ~ ~ s.ia 49, ct'.ll' -. Sr.e.l' ~
into low on G street between Twelfth and
1hirteenth, in front OF Hurleigh'u Restaurant,
which resultrd in Chaney cutting the wo1nan
fore Jusuee Boswell, n seems that ChAney
aud the woman called each other liars several
times, when tho woman was about 70 strike
Chaney with . stone. Chaney rushed nt her
and struck her, when she fen, and Clancy
walked away. When the woman was taken
up, her throat was found to be cut. Justice
Boswell committed him to jail TO await the
result Of the wounds. Dr. Buckley, who Was
called and dressed the wound, Expressed aOmo
doubts ~ TO the womAn's reooYeIy.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or WASHINGTON.
II. D. cooEE, toi Jay Cooke a Co J President.
VS., HvsrISsTOS, Cashisr.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
10Th ST., OPPOSITE THE THrAsvRT DEPART.
Government securities with Treasurer unitsd
.ra States,
srosE MILLION DoLLARs.-u
Acting In connection with the house OF
JAY COOKE u CO., as
SPECIAL AGENTS FoR THE 7n LOAN
wswlll MI orders with promptnsss and dis
patch, allowing the regular commission I,
Banks and Bankers.
A constant supply OF the Notes on hand AM
ready for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all slASseI Of GOVERN
MEHT sECuRITIEs at current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE ard make Colloo
tlons on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES Oh
THE UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers en- the
MOST FAvoRABLE TKRMs, sud give cARp
TuL AND PROMPT ATTEHTIoH TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUHEEssMEN AND FIRMS
and TO any other business entrusted to uS.
FULL ISFoRMATIoN in regard 10 GOV,
EMINENT LOANS At all time, CHEERFUL,
furnished.
wM. 5. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
wASHiE0ToE, March %, 1855. mh9i-dtf
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

ANY one having occasion 70 visit private
medical institution are advisssi 20 call on DE-.
vellny. -.r... ..0-0
A large and suoeessfui practice here and
elsewhere enables him 20 guarantee perfect
euro In all oases. ... - w.
All visits and communications strictly pri.
vAte and eonndentiAl. Persons calling see ne
one but the Doctor. febI-u