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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13
SECOND EDITION
FoUR o'oLooK. Pm.
eLohIoUs SHERIDAN.

The Secretary Of War commands our
profound gratitude for the promptness
with which he forwarded TO ne this sfssr-
noon . copy Of sberidsu' Last dispatch
from Columbian
nHsil colunhiaP'
We Immediately issued the news to our
our numerous readers In an Extra RnPUB-
EIcAr. 1t VIII DO found in another column.
The cutting Of the James river canal BY the
glorious sHnnrDLN Is Of the highest i'm
portAnce 70 the loyal cause. LEE Is really
In tight place. We believe that he has
always preferred to be locked up In Rich
mond rather than TO 90 out Of Virginia In
. southerly or southwestsrly direction.
Three cheers for sHERIDASi
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Tn. saxann.h COTTON.

The amount Of cotton received In New
York and on ship bound from Savannah,
was Sb,29l bales. The KSsning Posi-, Of
Thursday, saysi
All this cotton has been seized BY the
Government without regard 10 this private
marks or protestations Of the claimants.
Much complaint has been made concern.
Ing this action OF the Government. Il ID
understood, however, that the indiscrim-
mate seizure was induced BY the fact that
the property was not delivered up, but cap
tured, the city not having surrendered.
Had Savannah, with lie garrison; been
given into the banda OF General sherman,
according 10 his demand, tho claims %
ownership Of the cotton would, Il 10 held,
have been Immediately respected, but thai
demand having been refused, all the prop.
erty became prize Of war, The rights Of
loyal men, when adequately established,
will, no doubt, be regarded
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To-nisht W are 10 have ., orovef,s thss
nne erestioa n Mozsfi, "Don oioyanni,H
with powerful essn ofths Isoding eharasisrs,
supported By the beet chorus AID orchssttA
that has ever appeared 10 waahinttou until
the present season. We trust that our eiti.
sens win not for their own sakes neglect tho
rare opportunities now anordsd then By
Growers Company, for they mar not enjoy
anything equal 70 them for long time 10
cone.
fhs pleasure o. listening 70 opera By sush
artists - Johannsen, Fredsrisi, Hermanns,
Lehmnnp, Tamaro, etc., cannot b called .
"nsetinG pleasure" for the memory Of n viii
b ~ lasting ~ n Il agreeable. To lay up .
store Of pleasant memories, attend the un-
equallod pefformaness 81 Growers thsatrs.
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LOCAL NEWS.

SHOOTING Arr kIR AT. BLADHnsBuRa -
Yesterday afternoon . young MAJ named
Hiram Dswden, clark IN the store Of O. y.
CumminEs b Co., shee dealer on seventh
streot, vas shot and instAntly KILLED b. Q sol-
could be gained In the sale, u seems that Dow
den, Woo resides in BlAdsnsburE, wa ~ q
taVern WAITING for the sars Cor Washing on,
when he made use Of some disloyal LANGUAGE.
reply, WHEN Dcwdsn mAde use Of some iurtheF
dlsloyAl remarks. Ths soldier told Dowden
he wouls Arrest him. DoWden resisted, stating
he should no, arrest hin. he soldier drew
him IN the forehead aud passing through hi
head, killing him instantly. The soldier was
arrested.
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From the Lower Potomac and Chssa-
| nSaka RaS

From ths Lower Potomac and Ohssa.
Pssks Bay.
The steamer Don, nGg-Shlp Of the Poto'
mac notllla, Commander Parker, arrived
this afternoon at the 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
enemy'S country. Having received In.
formation that party Of rebels, said 10 b,
composed partly Of sailors, intended tc
cross over into Maryland, the Don landed
q party 10 thWArt them BY breaking NJ
their boats. The party was composed Of
about seventy-nve man, who, in searching
for their boats, came across Mosby's guer
rlllAs--who, Il 10 stated, have been sent tC
that locality (Northern Neck) for thopur
pose OF foraging upon the people, who TO
fuse to pay tAxes 70 tho Confederate Gov
ernment--and several skirmlAhes tool
place, but we loaf no men. The boat
fne new boat--which would carry about
1fty men, was smashed up. Il was hid In
PasopAtanEy creek, few miles below
AQUA creek.
The Don also accompanied the expedi.
ton 70 fredericksburg "A high up a. Jones
Point, on Monday Last, and fred . broad
side into party Of rebela, who akedAd'
died. As was afterwards learned from I
letter found on . prisoner, they had sta
toned jones' light battery there, hut Oh,
effect OF the broadsldo caused the men q
run and leave their pieces, which they dlt
moi attempt 10 get until the next day.
The Don also paid visit 70 York rive
aud gained much Information OF value. A
party was sent ashore al West Point, which
was ionnd 70 % deserted OF men, fev
women remaining. Here they were lua
too late TO capture Col. Rlchardson, OF
Lees stan, aud four soldiers, who had jus
len there-thsy having Vamosed just a. tn
Don hove In slght.
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BY rBLBoRApH.

Rrs,n Havana snd nlsztss-Ihs one
Fagss ~ masan.aFas--Afaanspe ~
Pfrssss q ospsurs .. .. Ts-.si.
new YonK, March le.--The siesncr
Liberty brings Havana dates 70 the 9Th,
Vern cruz 70 the ID instant, and Mekico
70 the 28h ofFebuAFy.
There Ia nothing definite 90 70 the re-
ported capture Of oaxaea By the Imperial
ista.
Tue reported cutrages Il Msssmoras on
Union refugees and the American consul
ate ere confirmed.
A bold attempt was made BY . pirate 10
capture the American steamer Shooting
star In the harbor Of Havana on the
night Of the 9Th inst, but failed. Itwas
repeated the next night, when. with the
assistance Of the authorities, boat con
tanning twenty-five men YES captured, but
on being taken aahore were liberated.
The steamer Francis has been receiving
armsi for Whist purpose II not known.
The rebel pirate Mafflt had . dinner
given him ct Havana.
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The Richmond DIspdteA OF Friday con-
tAinS the following dispatch from General
Lee, giving the particulars Of an engage
ment near Klnston, N. c., between Gen.
eral Bragg, Of the rebel army, and thu
Union forces which moved nom New
Berne 10 meet sherman In the direction OF
Goldsboro'i
"HEADouARTEIs, MaFoh 0.
"H0a. y. c. Breektni itgs, Seerfd,V N WdTi
"General Bragg reports that he attacked
the enemy yesterday four miles from Klns-
ton, and drove him from his position. He
disputed the ground obstinately and took
up a new line three miles from his hrst
We captured three pieces OF artillery and
fifteen hundred prisoners. The number Of
the enemy's dead end wounded left on the
field IL large. Ours comparatively small
The troops behaved most handsomely, and
Major Generals Hin and Hoke exhibited
their usual zeal and energy.
"(slgned) r. Z. LHE."
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TIE wHEAT PRosPHcT ron ls65.--so far
all IL favorable. The extensive and long
continued SHOWS OF the winter have well
protected the wheat, and it seems 70 b
coming out In the finest condition. II will
DO frozen out somewhat In the lower lAtl.
tudes, but In the States north OF the forty.
second parallel Wo think the crop win b
heavy. Indeed, south OF that line the
chances ere In favor OF double the yield OF
last season. There 10 no doubt that, Il
March shall not be too severe, there will b
a good yield everywhere. P'itSjuvg OAyon'
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Ths oomm.res OF On. Couutry.

Tho Secretary OF the Treasury has trans
mitted to the Senate reply 10 scsll Of that
body for . compact statement Of the CON-
merclal returns Of the country, with the
imports and exports TO January /. 1895,
distinguishing the movement Of gold, and
OF tho principal export staples, and COM
pairing the trade Of period Of four years
previous 70 the war, with the four years
elApsing since the war begun. This 70
port win give an authentic basis on which
70 calculate the financial condition Of the
country. Il Is understood that the new
Secretary Of the Treasury has instituted q
thorough inquiry into the condition Of the
finances, and the pr ssent obligations OF the
Government, In order to insure the prompt
execution Of all duties deVolvIng upon him.
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MAINLAND Ln0IsLATURH.--At the even
ing session Of tho Senate, on Friday, the
House amendments TO tho bounty bill were
non-coucurrod In, and committee Of con.
ference appointed. The bill 70 increase the
pay Of the Baltimore city police was passed
with an amendment restricting lis opera
ton 70 April 1st, 1867. A report was re-
colvod nom the committee OF conference
on the dlsagreelng votes OF the two Houses
on The bill relating 70 the mileage and per
dom, which In liou OF all other propoSi-
tions provides for double mileage 70 mem-
bers, The bill relative 70 Baltimore city
TAXATION was 20 amended a. 70 exempt
property which u now, or hereafter may
Be. exempted from taxation by general or
special acis. and also property deposited
for temporary purposes.
In the House Of Delegates, tho bill 10
amend The charter ofthe PhlladolphiA and
haltimoro Central Railroad Company was
passed, with an amendment that the road
shall not run NOE than two milos south Of
Belalr, and that Eve miles per year shall b.
constructed, the drst i've 70 be bullt by the
Let o. January, 1857. Bllls 70 Incorporates
The Baltimore, Hafford and Cecil Railroad
Company, and the Baltimore and Herring
Ran Passenger railway, were passed. Both
Houses adjourned iill Today.
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BY ELE q RAP H
IRON NEW BERNIE.

Arrival OF Genera, sehsnsld-Ths Eu.
envy IN Fores at Iktnston-A Corps
from HOod'a Army Reported There
-skirmIshing with the Enemy.
Nsw BsRNn, March 7.--MaJ. Gen. SchO-
field has arrived here, having len Whining
ton on Monday last.
There Is no news nom Gen. Sherman.
The cnemy's papers are equally reticent.
The roads are bad, which delays sher-
mans progress.
A letter has been received here FROM q
young man, who has been In saulsbury
prison for two years, stating that no was
liberated BY the Union forces.
Tho enemy are In considerable force at
Klnston. Lees corps, from Hoods army,
Ia reported there. Yesterday the enemy
captured some OF our skirmlshers near ms
ton. Major Osborn, OF the Fifteenth Con-
nectlcut, 10 reported wounded and q pris-
oner. Our captures will OBJECT those OF the
enemy thus far. General Bragg IL In com.
mand at Kinston. Major General j. l..
Coz is In command OF our forces, who are
confident Of success when . general move
mont shall be ordered.
Tho weather 10 very warm, with occo.
slonAl rain.
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me Tosssss ss,.ur. a. Ursasrsshs.


Iron NE Rishmoua pi'pateh-
70. como days past parties IN this city
nave been sending large quantities Of man-
ufacturod tobaseo honce 20 Fredericks-
burg. Report says that this tobacco was
70 Deuaded With the Yankees for bacon,
and that General Slnr'rton vas the 1dme
mover In the arrangement, this being tbs
business tnas brought him again 70 Rich
mono ~ was transported TO HAmllton
very oy rail-. and thence hauled 70 Fred
cIicksourg, ave miles distant, In wagons.
The Yankees were expected 70 come up In
vessels 70 fredericksburg, and bring the
bacon and carry on the tobacco. On Mon
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asnsraI PlsAaan.on.

Speaking OF General Alfred Pieasanton,
the 81. Louls Republican says "This &C
colnpllshed officer has arrived In 81. Louis
having been detained In Philadelphia By
protracted sickness. He Il TO be assigned
70 the important command OF the Distrlcl
OF Kansas, which, until the creation Of the
Military Division of Missouri, constituted
. military department" f itsalf. He Is sec
ond In command In this department, and
his Assignment TO the positlon stated shows
that the Government has high approciA'
tlon Of his capacity as an otIleer.
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Dsssrtsrs Report Another Success by
Sheridan.

Deserters Report Another Success by
Sheridan.
Intelligence from the Army OF the Poto-
mac represents that all Is quiet.
Two deserters were executed on Friday,
one Of whom made speech acknowledge
Ing The justice Of his punishment.
A report was current al the front that q
mutlny hal taken plaza among Q large
batch Of deserters who were cent up the
James river on Friday morning. Sharp
firing was hoard In that direction, Drury's
Bluff, and Il was believed that extreme
measures had 70 be resorted 70 In order 10
quell the disturbance. Another report
prevailed that force Of 'UD'Un 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 70 reinforce
Early, and that Gen. Sheridan had cap
tured one thousand Of them In addition 70
those before reported.
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MEDICAL GRADuLFHs.-on Friday last
the annual commencement Of Jefferson
Medical College took place In Phlladel,
phia, when 1876 students graduated, among
them the folloWingi James Bacon, Georgs
H. Hall and Thomas H. Roberts, Of Mary.
land; j. A. Blshop, Of West VIrginiAi and
D. ID. De KAlb, Of Virginia.
The annual commencement Of the Uni
vorslty Of PennsylvAnlA took place OF
Saturday, when III students graduated
Among them were Lehman Coopeg, bAmue
7. Roman, Wesley n, Sharp, A, v. stay
Albert n. A. King. w. w. Johnston, Alfret
lee. and Rdmund A. zeverly, Of the Dis
triet OF Columbia, and William De o. Gray
William K. LOWS and Charles 7. B. Moore
OF Virginia. u ~
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RarnnnaA.

ny order Of the President VIZ. D. BEIGE,
late special ofnosr Of the 9TH copgrsssioDal
District, state Of New York, sentenced ITO be
confined ~ hard labor for the period OF twelve
month";" promulgated IN General Court Mar.
tiai Orders, No. III, War Department, Adjutan,
Generals once, August %, 1894, and now In
conference.-the the Albany penitsntisry, ,spar-
donsd for the uaexeouted portion Of his zen.
tenss, and vii be released from arrest and %,
a. Mfarsw
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Has nature an Ansidsas for Aequirs
disoases . All who suffer beliegs the ought 10
and ean be cured. The PLANTATION BnTrn
prepared BY Dr.. Drake, Of New HoI 4, have ;
doubt benefited and cured more per.ooi oI
Dyspapsia, nsrvou mass, aour atomaeh, le,'
Of appetite, sinking weaaness, generAl Geell.
ity, and mental despondsney, than any othsf
article IN existence. They are composed ct
the purest roots and herbs, carefully prepara'
70 b taken - . tonic aud gentle stimnlAnL
TAsy are adapted TO any sgs or condition o.
ers and persons Of ssdsnt.ry habits.
NJ Infssmasion Frss-To Nervous SUI.
ororl-A aoktlamAn cured Of Nervous psbh
", Inoompetensy, Premature Decay, Ana
Youthful Error, astuaied By desire 70 beLs1
ID Othara, win b happy 70 furnish IN all W.
nesd n (froe 81 eharge,D the recipe and orr
tiOna Tor making the simple remedy used y
hia easa. Sufferer wishing 10 proht BY W.
aAvorhnsE's bad experiences, and possess ASuf1
and valuable remedy, can do % By Afdrosslne
him a. onea Il his place of business. ~
noaipo and full infoFmAtion--of vital import
AaeS-will Be sheerfuily asni By return y
nail. -,
No. % Nassau street. New Yorh.
p. 9. Nervous sufierere Of both soHes W
nnd thia Inflammation Invaluable. detesmhAs
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MARKnTs The unsettled state Of the
money m Ikst has net b1en without it. eneet
on the price OF every commodity, and OF
iDAetiys, except 20 supply the local TRADE 10 :
SiSso Tor % S"s. .Ss Is per irI l. .Io.s
Royal York, ela16i suporaas. nominalll,
eiilOI extras, ell .IbaolA aoesrdiDI 70 qual'
Ivy. NheAt-No arriS<:i Or salea 70 iuattfy
,slr Quotations goed re-, q sssa5o. Sosn.--
Oats-soaFes sndin 20 "a REQUEST, a. Lieaoi %
per buShel N llised OF al KINDS Beatcej
mlddhngs, 81 III corn neal, - 81 ofcvn stun,
90 cents. Potatoes. AeoeetIo Per pol. az
eia. smoked DeeL-Prme qualify, 20 cents
per 10. nuttsr-ftno table. s9a11 etc. Cheosa,
ssaroo-NsW fork, s3sal cents. Lemons, ett
per bon. OrAngoss oAeio.
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PHLADrEPHrA, March 1a.-The sub
scriptions received on Saturday 70 tho
seven-thirty loan by jay Cooke amounted
% %. gu 900, intending Loo, 900 from
New York, 100000 from Cincinnati, and
$50, 900 from Carlisle, Pa, in single sub
scriptlous. Also, 1,6sS individual SUB.
scriptions Of $50 and 500 each. rha total
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13

Governor Bramlette, In Q message 10 the
Kentucky Legislature, has expressed his
regret OF the action Of the member In mot
ratifying ths constitutional amendment 70
abolish slavery. He think ID would have
been much more polite for them 70 have
approved Il, instead Of leaving the question
open TO be passed upon by thelr successors,
thus keeping mp the agitation Of the mat
ter, for he believes that slavery 10 irreyoca-
bly, doomed, and that no one can entertain
the faintsst hope OF its continuance.
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NoNDAYHnuiEHiHaHinMARoH 10, 1883
AssTsTAHT sncRErARY HAIR
RInaTOM on THE TREASURY,

n ~
A paragraph appeared In The Rrropt,o.r
OF Friday last announcing thu, Hon. Gao.
HAnaInarou, Assistant secretsry Of tina
Treasury, had tsndred hla yn.lrn.tlon %
Mr.. nocurzoou q . formal &C. Of eour.
tssy. he ana the sams Thing n. ar. FK..
srnDnn. The hirhe., oompiImsut TIA, -,
can pay Mr.. HAnnrnsron, In yIew Of the
above statement, Il thai his resignation v.s
not accepted In either instance
There are probably no two men in the
whole country, nsxt 70 Rx-secrutary CnAsu.
Who have had better means Of Judging Of
the thorough qualifications OF Mr.. Han
nruoFox than Mr.. FnssuHDnu and Mr..
McCu1IOcH. Ths former, % Chairman Of
the Finance Committee Of the Senate and
- Secretary Of the Treasury, and tho latter
% Comptrollsr Of Currency, were brought
into direct, constant, aud confidential re-
lstlons with Mr.. HARRInaroH.
Il gives M pleasure 10 be able 70 record
the suppressed opinions Of Mr.. CHASE, Mr..
FxssnnDnx and Mr.. MocuILooH in favor
Of the high qualifications of Mr.. HAHHIuo-
TON for the important and dItticult position
he IN. 40 long and sbly flled. They do
mot hesitate "a s.v that the servIces nj Mr.
HAnnrxoror could mot be dlspensed with
wishou. serious detrimsn, TO the highest
in.sres,s Of the Government.
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~ First wsrd.-Ths sabscripsrs "a
the NATIonAL REPusLIcAs IN the hrsi
Ward, who 1Ave been neglected BY tormtT
eaFriers, and who desire TO continue, viii
please leave their orders At the Book Ana
Periodical store Of EDWARD WAITE, No.
ITIk Rennsyivania Ayenue, between Ssyen-
tenth and Eighteenth ntreeta, and they vii
Be served promptly and regularly. noS9-u
~ Calvary Baptist Church meet
svery sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, on
Fifth street, between e and Louisiana ave
nna. Service ~ n A. M. and ~ y. n. seAh
frae- Rev. i. n. Hos lett, pastor. JAniS-h
n Peoples Tslserapn.-Ssw SITs'
CLASS LEHEs, direct 70 NEW YORK, Boz
ton, aud all important points. washiastou
0niossi REPUBLICAN, BUILDING, siI Ninth
street, (west slde,J corner fsnnayivAnis ave
nue. and slxth street, undoF National Hotel
and corner Tiftesnth and y strsots, opposite
CHARLES y. MOVES,
Isbis-d MANAGER Washington District.
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A Qumf DAY.--The police returns for
Yesterday, made 70 Superintendent hehaIds'
oiiiee this morning, SHOW very small nun
esr % ArTeata. Ia the Pirub fonrth. nm.
made. In tho second, THRU and Ionth pro.
elnoll thero were varl lsW alroal1.
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uationalBanlxa.

During the week ending saturday, March
II, twsnty-ons National Banks were sstab-
llshsd, with an aggregate capital Of ta,7as. 500
The number Of banks now In operation 1,
eight hundred and sevsnty-six.
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obsBouInl.-The funeral OF the late
sooS, NON his isss rssidsass On SIHia sirsss.
me Colunbla Biographical society, New
IL go number % ffisndl and = laiiVos, Wefo
n the possession. nev. Dr.. Keoling, 81 tha
episcopal church onholated mo Tumains
were inferred In the congrsssioaAl csmstsFy.
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what O. 3. A. Means.

what O. .. A. Means.
spray tell mo, Jlm,"
said Joe IN him,
While sitting DER thsir cory Elsuss,
"whAt G. s. A.
Are meant 10 hayW
Joe said : " Conioundsd stupid Assss.'
O. CIV, NJ.
WAsuINaroH, d. c., March 10, 1895.
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shsEnan's Advances In North CaroG

A letter dated Wilmington, March 9th,
wss received here to-day, In which Il is
stated, In positive terms, that . scout from
sheEman's army had reached Gen. Terry's
Headquarters, who ieft our forces In occu-
patton Of Chsraw, South Carolina, the ter
minus OF the Cheraw and Darlington Rail-
road. and but very few miles from North
Carolina. Nothing but cavalry skirmishss
had tAken place. The army had rested for
some days, and had found very fair sub
sistencs along the routs. The advance Into
North Carolina was certainty, this letter
adds, BY the frst Of March.
Thesoout started for New Berne, but learn.
Ing Of the occupation Of Wilmington,
reached that place much sooner. The
source Of this intelligence ia perfectly cor
rect.
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"will"-ful MURDERS good deal Of the
shaksperian acting nowadays.
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Gored skirts are advancing Into favor,
and the farors for handsome underskirts
still rages. HT
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Net O. lls.y Be..sy-J.mp.r..

Nsw YoRK. March 10 There were only
16e bounty-jumpers arrested on Friday az
Hoboken, instead Of roo a. at hrst re-
ported.
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The HoosAe tunnel was damaged $50, 900
worth by the recent Tiola.
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The Empress Of France IL getting bald
and stout, and fashions are changing In
consequence.
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Ata rocent splendid wedding In New
York the bridal presents were valued 81
sSO,9QQ,
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haaAonal mank Currency.
M amount Of currency issued 10 N.tion,l
hanks during the weak snding saturday, lin,
va ea.soo,soo. Total amsuAt issued SiOl, !.
nlsiea.
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Robert Small, the hero Of the Planter,
haS made $50 900 during the war.
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OrpcUTf CouRF.-OAis( Jnfies Oartir
The eNse Of corbett against Jones waa taken
np this morninf--astion 70 recover the Valus
Of wood By oofbett and which Jonen prevsntsd
Assessed his dhma ages At go.
The case OF Lneien Peylon agiinst sweeneT
and Huyek was resumed. Counsel were er.
Gngsd to-day In argument to the jury.
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The cause Of high rants In New York
is the want Of laboners 70 build new
houses.