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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

MAnYLAHD LssIs-ATuEH.-In the State
ssnats Yesterday . number Of local bills
we're LlVanccd 20 . second reading. A
number Of bills were passed, including thu
bin aHing the compensation OF clerks Of
courts ~ twenty-five hundred dollars per
annum- The bill 70 encourage emlgra-
tiOn into the STATE vas recommitted 20 the
esiect Committee. The coDside ration Of
The bil providing . system Of public in
atFuetion In the STATE Was resumed
In the HOuse Of Delegates on Wednesday
evening the blll providing for registrS-
ton q the voters % the STATE was passed
% . SECOND reading. AZ yesterdays See
sion . resolution proposing an inquiry 81
10 the sxpedieney Of removing the Cap tOl
from Annapolis Was rejected-yeas ~,
nays 90 A communication was TeceIy Cd
ffon ne COmpEollsf giving his reason for
rofaslng 10 pay uauanu for mileage 10
momb9s ofthe Legislature. I Ae FegiSiya-
tl1n lao Was recommitted. The. BaltlmuFe
Cly PaassnguT Railway bill WastAken up.
Al amsndnnt allowing the cars 10 rlu
% Sunday Vas rejected. The hill then
passsd the House - previously amended,
making ne faTe slH cents, with an extra
ehasgs 81 four oents for exchange tlolets
Ths Senate Joint RESOLUTION providing for
~ reseinding Of the sixth session OF The
Nh article Of thu constitution was
aed- fhe Senate amondlldnt 20 che
supplementary bounty biz was con-
n The oyster Law was thcn taken
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
Observation-Disclosures "a wnmn.....

Biosnads-aanninG .s wnminnsea.
An oficisi statemsrt d the rn,aits Of
blocksde-runbing q, the port n Whining
ton from January, 1858, % December,
1884, sppesn In the Mhnchsster GHardian.
The total ventures made b KngIish capt.
tAlIgtsand spectators, counting the vsluts
otslhps and cargoes, amounted to more
than siTty-siI millions OF dollars (fls, 941.
0o0,) The returns are msde in six differ
emit tables, covering various periods, the
shortest being ten months The general
results are as follows:
The quantity OF cotton exported from
Wilmington in twenty-five months (JHnu.
airy l, 1868, to October 81. ls64,) was
l37,o97 bales-or 62, $50, 469 pounds, OF
which the larger part was Sea Island. The
closing Of the port OF Wilmington thus
cuts OF source Of huge rebel profits.
The value Of the export aud import trade
u Wilmington In one year DULY l, 1868,
to June 80, ls64,) was Sos, 1885, 900; the
rebel government rating exchange st Ave
for one.
The fetal number Of vessels which ran
the blockade In ffteen months October l,
1863, to December 81, 1904, } was 9o1.
The average amount Of capital invested
BY Engllshmen In trading ventures With
Wilmington during period OF fifteen
months, October l, 1893, to December 81
1904, } 10 stated In detail as follows;
Total.
Entrances. Csar'cos. Ventures.
9ol. ipt toI.
sseh.......... ES,O iS go EgSlO,oOO ES,S6S 600
Car0oes-Tnwh
(Ei2,Oo0,) Out
WARD EjS,O OOJ a,I1s,ooo $4,000 7'Ass,Ooo
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
THE SAVANNAH COTTON.

We announced few days since that the
Secretary OF the Treasury had not directed
that the cotton seized At Savannah by Gen.
sHRRNAE should DO sent to Europe to be
sold. We should have added at the time,
as we were authorized to do, that the Sec
rotary has never departed from his original
determination to sell the cotton 10 ques-
ton to the highest bidder, at public suc.
ton, in the city Of New York. This 10 q,
Il shOuld be.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
TnE ULTInAFUn on PRkSIDkNT
LINCOLN.


] have eoastastly been, am nov, and
shan eOutinus ready 10 receive any agent
vho@ he. CJsa@sOu Davis, OF any Other
iufurufisi Ps1on nov resisting the na-
tionAl sutkssi;y, meg irEurmsny send "a
ne "a lAsSs.s crSorDrtsapsaos TO l1 ps7p,,
n OUE ON o'-snOS OVUsTRT.
A. LNcOLr.
Thrss thinSs sss Indispensable, to wiz!
l. M rsstora.Sa Of the national ~.
thority thrOugbout ell the States.
q No ysssahas BY the Executive Of Tho
Uniasd sasas., - ~ slsS,rV 9ueaioa, from
Ne position assumed thereon In the lats
annual message to Congress, and in pre-.
osding doeunenb.
= No esssHlIOn Of hOstIlItlss short OF an
I'd q he uar, aHd tho disbAndlRg OF all
Iorcss hostile 10 the Government.
An prOposltioDs not inconsistent with
Tie Stowe, VII be considered and passed
upon In . spirit Of sincere liberslIty.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Iny.-h s,kEs7 frs ~ PysIid.If 10 8. p.
As0, y, saf sesstesy Sspordl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

n. ph,,.A.,ss,. Annr.I r.-e..-.. :. !,
.hs us,S.cdIst IFn,.corsi csr,,.hr -. ~ y.
~ - - -. - "
,snasnSo ycs 1870. AZ =. n,s.su, .I..-
.,,,,,ssS ~ C1ns.-.r .,.ss,.rs a..
d,nG,'. 100 ,,n,,lr. ~ az s..,s,,s -,
~ ~. ss.,. =, pa,,ns.is.ri" ,ns .noie =,
nai.-..s - ,hs p..,arn 49, 49,
i.nS .rS viso,nis m so,,nsS A.. hen
~. nnnOh.r ~ chn..h.. 80 go :, = ~. ~.
IN ,hs sou,horn nn,,,on - ~ d,s,.,o, -
"a. n oornn.,,son ~ No. Sr,tnsr no nst'
ri, srr.nspm.Di -. ,ha hss. ,h., conid
he As,,ssS To- -. han.s, ~ ~, snn.a sUI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
Relief from EnEIapd for the Freed

men.
A suggestion having been made through
the columns Of the London Morning Star
for the ouLAt Of "a ship with clothing and
other necessaries for the relief Of the freed.
men aud women OF the southern States OF
America" . meeting was held on the 2sth
ult., At the house Of the protector, Mr..
Thomas Cook, in London, In furtherance
OF the design. Mr.. Cook explained tho
object he had In view, and sisted that since
no had written TO the Star he had been 70.
minded that In several places throughout
the couutry somewhat similar efforts had
been set on foot. He had received en-
eouraging letters from the principal cities
and towns, and believed that the establish
ment OF a movement Of this description In
London would stimulate the country towns
10 renewed efforts. Amongst the places
from Whi0h letters came were NorthAmp-
ton, Bath, Edlnburg, Darlington, Peter
borough, CheltenhAm, Maidstone, Cardiff,
Birmingham, Brighton and Newcastlo-on'
Tyne.
A long discussion ensued, in the course
Of which several suggestions respecting
the best steps 70 be taken for the procuring
Of q suitable vessel, and the best measures
to adopt 70 collect the necessary materials
Wherewith TO I'LL il, were made by DR..
Haynes, Mr.. Levi Cofin, Mr.. Petre, Mr.,
Bell, Mr.. Cook, the Rev. CrAmmond Ken
nedy, OF New York; Mr.. T. D. smltbies,
Of the British Workman, who offered the
use Of the Office Of that paper, in Pater-
noster row, tor the reception OF subscrip'
tons and donations Of clothing, &C.; Mr.
Rowland Hill, Of Bedford, and tho chair
| man.
DR.. Haynes, Mr.. Levi Cofiin, and Mr.
| Bell were appointed q deputGtion 10 confer
with the London Freedmen's Aid Society
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

FHDHRAL OTTIcHRs ron MBIico.-A
new and oVershsdowing sensation has
seized upon our armies in the field. Il has
TRANSFERRED that many Union officers, dis
tiuguished for service and gSllAntry, whose
terms have TRANSFERRED, have yielded to
nAtter.ng Overtures made BY responsible
parties, and accepted commands in the
national army OF Mexico. The service Ia
immensely popular, and thus far the Sc
lectionS made indicate that those OF tried
ability and valor arc specially sought After.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

= ROOIIsH CANAAD.-Ths London Times
~ ala that durin J the late peace nsgoIlA,
tI0ns u Hampton ROAdS Secretary Seward
Idssostsd . rssnion to Be esmsntsd BY q
inrsiEp Esr, indicating England ~ thS
l's' . Sh!eh deserved the attack. The
10 aOa TtMs, says England Il an "inno-
Go; Bsutrsl." bat being now fore
wired" CT Mr.. Stewards policy, che IL
Etlly 70 b. " Iorearm0d."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

HIGH LYB IN THE soUTH.-A single
days issue OF the Memphis BullstiH con,
tSinS the following specimens Of Southern
barbSrism; Two white men hung two NO
groes whipped almost TO death; . mulAttc
mau whipped TO death, and his masters
house robbed; an unknown number o.
men carried on for eonscriptsi more ne
groes whipped hundreds OF bales OF cot
ton burned, and robberies too numerous Y
mention,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

Tia stesneF Rsbsoes Clyde arrived yesI
esrdsv 4 Por,fe,a nonr6t, blinaf1n, over
fhrce hukS red nrIsopers. An .rsbels. THEY
Nrere rapanred near xln,ion NJ. c., dntinf
,lhe iats ks,tles They S.lonaed n naiar
/ General Hokes division, hssInk been sent
from Lee, army only a week aimee TO op-
ern,. .0a,Dst the advance Of Our troops in
No,th Cspof,na. -
Tn. l.,e., .dv,ees from aen,v.I schoaeld
repr,.ented him Al attn nsysnciA0 teNatA.
Kinston- and there u.r, rrporta In New
Bsrpe VIZ the CLYDE ,ailed. ON the 18Th
mat that Bragg had evacuated the town.
ana that our forces had taken possession OF
the place.
All the ayailabIe pontoon tra,ns AZ Nav
Berpe had hem ssnt 10 Gen. scbods,d, and
even n t,,aev b.a no, svacu.ted RIns,nu
there - No aonh, entsrtslnoa th,, ON,
forc,e. eou,d e.sIIv cro.a the Nenss rive,
ana e,ys tbs lensmv h.,tle. Major Gan.
.v.I Co,.h,. ,n,oa f,or, Iyi,m,po,or \ -
=, =
reaened Gen. ochoneio, anu NE army 'nu'
reinforced was deemed amply suincient te
defeat BraRR's army, which was estimated
Al .hout % 600 .,rong.
.S,, c.,o..
ms NO" rseinc mai s'eanisuio Noio'S
DO arrived here yesterday AFTERNOON IRON
New York, on Q trial trip. rr . g
The veather we.ru a threatening aspec
q, a....-,.A ,,.-,h-.,
80 ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
OH AHR,f I.AaR.

JANIS GoADoN BESsArT has frequently
lsmpoonSd the President about his "coarse
Jokes" but the last and best that We have
ever heard was the one Mr.. LrHcoLN re-
Gently perpetrated by nominating Mr..
BESErr Minister to Rance, knowing that
the Senate would not confirm him That
Was not 90 "coarse.n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

A INDUSTRIOUS QUACE.-Thero is a man
In Chicago who Ia doing large business in
healing the diseased by simply touching
them. The hall In which he manipulateo
IL daily crowded by hundreds afflicted BY
all the ellis that flesh is heir to-" His pa.
tients profess 10 believe themselves cured
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
SPECIAL NOTICES

n linton F'esdnsn's Aid Elm ploy-
MEHT OFFICE, No. ass Eleventh street, btN
X atreet north, (AIbuTy Behool-hOuGc,) Wash,
iDHton, u. 4.
EstabiiGhed under tho auspices ofthe n. p
Fresdmsn's Aid Society, BOSTON, the Pc ..
sylvAnta Freedmens Relief Annexation, PHI
adslphiAi and tho FhendA' Association 10 Az
Of Freed nCn, Baltimore, 10 AAaist IN fuFEiIh
ing employ ment ana homes to L. etdmen, NO,
men. and children.
once hours from 10 .. m. to I .. m. fenonI
desiring help Of any descri pilOD, and irtti
people wishing employ meat e. WashingIor
or elsewhere, are invited 20 apply.
CHARoEs-To employers, el for men; b
esnts for women Or children. To employees
hotbiDg. A. n. NEW ION,
ml61ts Agent,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

A coRRAsroNDAHR Of tho London 7sls-
graph, writing from Richmond, Virginia,
on the ssd OF January, saga that the peace
sentiment was then largely developed in
Georgia and North Carolina, and that the
people expressed "An unWillInguess to go
on with tho eontsSt." They ought to pro-
cure peace BY separate State action"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

Intsrssting from Central AmeFiea ava
B"uth AmsrloA--hioh M ming DsVsi'
opm nts.
PANAMA, March THE steamship Ocean
Queen, from New York, arrived at Aspln-
wall on the 9Th.
Some mIschlevous persons have been
keeping the inhabitants here In q state Of
alarm by reports that . revolution was
about TO break out here but the rumors, as
usual, have proved entirely false.
We learn by the steamship Salvador that
the Central American States continue 70 cut
OF all friendly and commercial relations
with Costa Rics, on account OF that State
anording an asylum to the BI-President Of
Salvador, Gen. Barrios.
..' % go COSTA RIcA.
The volcano Of TurcAlbA still continues
. rain OF ashes; the heat Is almost insup-
portable.
The coffee season this year Will DO ended
early, owing TO the heat and drynees. The
crop will only average from $1,000 TO
IL 900 quintals. Prices range from 10
70 vi In jose and Is TO el4!25 a. Punta
Arenas. . .4
NICARAGUA.
The italian brig Anstlna, which left As
pinwan short time ago Tor GreytoWn,
went inside the bar there 70 load. by the
time she had her cargo on board the en-
trance 10 the hArbor WAS blocked up by .
tug which got wrecked on the bar, and
the AnAtina was locked In. IL Is thought
this will cut Oh permanently ell egross
| from the harbor. ..
Tho steamer TGlca, from AspinwA1 and
Buenaventura, arrived here on the 9Th.
She brings iumor that there 10 likely to
be trouble between Ecuador and New
Granada,
| The steamer Chilli arrived here on the
9th, from Valparaiso February II, and
Callso February ~. Among her passen.
gers IL Gen. Vallo Riestra, special com
missioner from Peru to Spain.
The Chill brings 1854, SOS In treasure aud
nearly 4 1000 bales OF cotton from Peru.
The Peruvian Government, having set
tied their troubles with Spain, have seized
ex President Castella, on the charge Of at
tempting TO get up revolution. They put
him on board a Government vessel and
| sent him to sea; nobody knows whittier,
but IL AZ supposed TO China.
Tho Panama Star says the press OF Chill
bitterly lAments the manner OF the solution
Of the spanish Peruvian question as derog,
atory to the honor Of the whole Of South
America.
At Valparaiso q mole for loading and
dischGrging vessels In the harbor had been
commenced; road along the harbor was
projected, and many other improvements
are contemplated.
We hear that gold has been discovered
In the southern provinces Of Conception
and ValdivlA. Some coal mines wer,
about to DO opened In the South. Mos
favorable reports are given OF the quicksil
Yer mines lately discovered in the hill
about Valparaiso.
A cotton factory had been established a
Valparaiso. Business there was generally
quiet. MONEY scarce. Exchange Az
47ld per 81. This had checked transac
tons. In the last fourteen days eight yes
sells had been chartered for Hour ant
wheat at from GS Is. Cd. To 81 ia. Cd. Tn
arrivals had been teW-only one genera
cargo, one cargo OF coal from England
and two from sydney. otthe Vessels o
I ~ Co. tab aGtl aA 4. ~ NglV
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

AHAHDsoMs autographed copy Of Con-
slant Mayors full.length picture OF Mr..
Owens az solon Single has Just been L.
sued by Rrodsham a Co., No. Gas Broad.
way. Il 10 Autographed by FAbronius, and
Ia very pleasant sOtOSNlr Of . remarkable
theatrical personGtioA.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

A GANG OF maraucers, supposed to be
desSrters from the army, who have recent
ly been committing depredationI on the
farmers In the vicinity Of Atlantic City, N.
J., were on Saturday pursued and attacked
by party Of the residents, who succeeded
In killing two OF the robbers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
Nav York nInrk.t.

NHw. YORK, March l7.-Elour has de.
cllned IS cents. Wheat. 3 and ) centA
lower. Corn dull and declining. Pork
has declined o. 50 per bbl. Lard 1871 cts,
lower. Whisky dull. Cotton has De.
ellned 10 60 cents.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

Tho President has appointed the Hon.
Ambrose W. CLAAk, late Representative in
Congress from the twentieth district Of
New York, to DO consul ct Valparaiso,
Chill.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
From Aibany-Ths lee Breaking In.

ALBANY, March l6.-The Ice above and
In trout Of the city moved down this
morning q mile or two aud then blocked
up, which caused the water TO rise 80 rap.
idly that the docks and piers are now sub.
merged to the depth of several feet.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

PRheENrATIoN.--On wednesday Rev. DR..
Ryan, pastor Of the Foundry Ihursh, WAS pre-
ssnted with = hAAdsOme silver tea set by the
members OF his eongreEatioD. A magnificent
fair which hes been held by abe sOngrsG Ation
for the past three weeks closed last evening,
when an auction sale OF ali the articles re-
naming on hand took place.
A. It's close Presiding Elder Phelps was also
presented with . set OF silver plate, Robert
kieksttI, EsQ., with . Bible, and Mrs. Hart,
the widow OF lhe former pastor OF the church,
with beautiful silver pitcher.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

RUsSIA.-The Russian country bordering
upon the States Of Central AAlA, extending
from the sea OF ArAl 10 Lake Yeshilkool,
bss oeen FORMED into russian provinces,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
SEDOND EDITION
dioT % (. r,M
HON. JOHN 1lonIow APFoIaTI
MINIsTER 40 FRANCE.

AhS~s ~SN NnAsO~ AEEoANA ~
MINIsTER 40 FRANCE.
It gives us pleasure TO announce
.thst the -Presldsn, has to-day appointed
ths Hon., JoHH BIsBLoW, Of New York,
our present charge a. Affairs At Paris, 70
be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentlsry at tho Court OF France.
Mr.. BIGRIoW, like his distinguished
predecessor, Franklin, who was Embssss.
dor Of the same Court, 10 an editor, an
able writer, gentleman, and . scholar.
The nomination Is one emInently ct to be
made. We sincerely congratulate the
country upon the fact.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

RoBBHD.-Herman Voight, . soldier,
was picked up on seventh street, near BOun.
dairy, last night, BY Sergeant Johnson, Of the
Second preoihot He ives naked Add very
drunk, lying in the street. Weight stated he
had been robbed Of eTo, In shAnty kept BY
Mrs. DOnAvAn, on the SevOnth street road,
near Boundary street.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

THa UHTBD SrATHs MILITARI CoNhIs-
sOH.-Ths ease Of James BeVlia was closed
today. II Ia expected that the decision 81
the Cou mission will be rendered some time
next week. The Com mission adjourned over
until Monday,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
LOCAL NEWS.

GUBRRu.LAs CAPTURnD.-The following
named suerIIlas were captured BY . scouting
party OF the sth Illinois cavalry, under Capt
Russell. When they were captured they hAC
Arms, horses and equipments. A. =. VIM
was with Hill vhen saptured, and 10 his
brOthsr-in-law. Charles Wilter took the oAlh
OF allegiance 81 Fort Delaware, August 10th
graham to the Central guard house, They oil
belong To the 81 battalion VirGiuiA volun'
tsefs. Their names are; L4sutenaAt Harvey
Huteher, priyates Besjsmin g. spindle, VIM
4: Enderson, John 7. Syn, A. 8. Wine, J. n
Hill, Charlea walter.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

STILL THEY CoMB.-At three o'clock
this afternoon one hundred and eighteen moro
rebel dessFters arrived ~ Col. IngTAbam's Of
ice. After taking the oath OF allegiance they
will be sent North.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

Pollen CAsBs.-Wm. Clark was arrested
yesterday BY Oflssr Ctump for stealing iFsm
BArtle Sloan. he was committed for esurt
By Justice Drury. Luther J. Birehinal was ar
rested by the same stioer for stealing from
Maria March. Justice Miller committed him
TO jail for court. Michael Coffee WAS arrested
by Ofneer Clements for selling hqusT without
license. Justice Gull imposed nno Of e2o,
for keeping gambling house. He was aned
$40 by Justice Gull.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

LADIAs Any lady that wants beautiful
iewelry for only one Dollar, should call at the
Dollar Jewelry store on MondAy-ko. as,
PernsylVaniA AVenus, near Toufand-A.hAli
street. mill etS
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

% free Vaccination. - Ia seooTd-
Anee with law Of this corporation, all resi-
dents OF Georgetown will be vAee.n ated with.
out charge by sending to, OF eAlliDy up0p tho
underGlgned, at his residenee, NO III DUO
barton street. All poor persons, sick With
smallpox, will also he attended by the sane
without charge. Ofloe hours, rom 10 N. TO
p. m. CHAS. II. ChAGlS, n. D.
mhtlAO0i
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

EELIsTNd RRBzL DasHRTIRs Martin
weloh, = tsamIter, and VIM. Snyder, . la
borer, were yesterday turped over 10 the civil
authorities, for trial, BY Provost Marshal
O'Beiine. They were arr Sted on the charge
OF enllsting rebel dtseTterS. Tho case viii be
heard thlI afternoon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

The TRAoHBRs' Institute met this afler-
noSn at MAGonis Hall, corner Of Tenth and
Z. Richards, tho conductor of the Institute,
addressed then on eloeution and reading
Arithmetic was also taken up and explained
by MIN. The teachers seem TO take much
interest In the Institute, there being . tull A.
trndAnee ~ all the meetings which are held
every alternate Friday afterneOn ~ o'clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

N OtssaGaE Of the Nervous, ssminN
Urinary and sexual SygtemI-new a4d !,
able treAtment-in Reports Of The hUNAH
AssOClATION-Sent ~ mall 10 Sehlen "
YER envelopes, FREQ OF charge. Address, "
SkILLIN HOUGHToN, Howard AssGs
ton, No. South Ninth street, PhilAdelp.I'
Pa. us2-lI-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

or EuI0RATIOs RRlN LIyHR-
'vernmsnt officials at Liver
'eted their usual TeturuA OF
The Mercy Tor February.
here sailed 70 the United
se,," II ships. with
cabin passsngerN, OF
h, i,sO7 Irish, 9S
= A. compared
urea SHOW . do
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
rN.vYorL stat, sold,.T. AW.ney

" New York state boldteTA' agency
removed 10 No. 2S1 street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, Al information Of
Interest or value to the soldiers OF New ioiE
or their friends, furpiHhed grAtui'Ously upus
application at their now rooms, either In per
son or By letter. No. $50 , street, betWes.
Twelfth and Thirteenth AtTGetH
ml.nAtnthtt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

AEI lsiasrsr sisting 10 ths subssrfrsson Of OF
s1SHalslng m. tha RnPvuEIcAH shOalc 10 -
Gr.ssd - ths pahllS,ers, ~ shove.
An hstenIs o. eonnnnisationa Intended for
p1hasafAon. or IN ary way relatins 70 ths
eai,oriai department. Of TIE pager, shouId b.
aa1rs.ssd % n eaItss, ~ sbovsL . No.
huafnsss and othsF oorrosponAsnts viii
gresalT seilgs a. Puhlishsrs and TIE Eiito- b.
so1BlyinE win ne sbovs suggestioa.
10 CoanGsronDHrra--No botics ean h
shsn q ansaynsns sounurisstioa whas
sssr = inas.ast nor insertion nut Be auiAsn.
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sf-not nsssssnrily Tor publication, but - :
guaranty q IN good fafth.
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uun1ca1lana.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
EXCITEMENT In WALL STREET.
@ o l. d F. AL LIN

Especial DiSps.eh to National Republican
NEW York, March II, 1s65.-EIeito-
ment In Wall street to-day hAS been un-
absted. Gold has been quoted Is low m
100! Sherman and Sheridan are awful
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