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EIvARMERS AND OTHERS desiring 10 en-
II ploy C0L0RED LABORERS and H0ITsE SER
WANTS, can procure the same by APPLYING either in
person or by letter to Capt W. (. SPURGIN, Local
SUPERINTENDENT Bureau Refugees, Freedmen, &c.
sts., Washington, D. G. iaSI-1m
a0 The MARY LAND FIRE INSUR-
A&ANOE OVmPANY Of Baltimore has removed
9f the present 70 the Northwest corper Of Saoond
street. ana Iripoistfs alley. thar new Marble
Building oppe9its tas possoftcs.
ssssIfa JOSEPH & s44Aa4A. 9SJrv
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ATOTICE As HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made at the naxt session q
the City Council to condemn and open CUMBER-
LAND STREET, from Pennsylyapia avenue :
tbs EertheSa Boundary sTsages 54slsgSy
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YARD.
The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to
his friends and customers that he has leased the new
Store No. "a N. CHI ARIES and So LEXINGTON SITS.
for the purpose of conducting the Trimming and
a Large and Well-assorted Stock of Dress and Cloak
Trimmings, Frnges, Buttons, Cords, Cords and Tas-
ses Corsets, Fans and variety of other Goods gen.
orally kept in First Class Trimming House.
Thankful for past favors and with increased facil-
tiles, he hopes to merit much larger share of their
Patronage. Respectfully,
iaZ3-lm IOsIn u Tribe.
nj OTlt1E no FAMMERS.
, The subscriber, having established an Agency for
Frs WITH LABOR, White or Colored. and would
respectfully advise taoss in want Of Labor to send
agents TO represent the in Associations OF Cllbs,
50. Ihis VIII prove great saving OF time and eS2
Rihase 20 tho Farmer. Fer furshsr infofmiton &oss
easaSs ea&ess ftel1ps and address
o.... III gRR WOOD, aSaelai AEsas
S'au 81 Aesesd Street. blGaege. ID,
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DENTISTRY.

<zs WinchelPs Steam Dental
9ffsSSsA Establishment,
1911 No. l82 SARATOGA ST., NEAR EUTAw.
TEETH inserted on American. English and French
Vulcanite for only $40, SI5, $40 PER SET.
DR.. L. g. WINCHELL (recently from Paris hav-
ing purchased the house l62 Saratoga st. has opened
the largest and most complete Dental Office and Lab
oratory in the United States, and will insert Artificial
Teeth in the very best style of the art warranted per-
feet IN every respect, at the above extremely low
prices Filling Teeth made a speciality, having had
Dr. Wnche does not hesitate to say that he can cure
all ordinary cases of toothache without the slightest
pan and restore the teeth TO health and usefulness
see specimens, ia5-1y
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EAR. 4. HUEI, Graduate of the Medical Facul-
-hG ty of Paris, (ETance,) Member of the Medical
and Chirurgical Faculty of Baltimore, Md, is the
dlscoverer of the only Remedies for Diseases of pr-
Tate character, without Mercury or nOxious drugs
Recent cases cured in from Il to As hours on wrtton
guarantee. Chronic, inveterate and constitutional
diseases such as have been abandoned as incurable
adopted by him is that which has the approval Of the
most distinguish he'd Physicians of Paris and its uni
Tersal success in practice of 10 years has proved
beyond doubt, that the worst cases readily yield
and are thoroughly removed at and forever from
the system especially ali cases Of constitutional de-
bility nervous diseases, which soon OF late turns 70
consumption, and all the evils entalled by certain
pernicous practices which ruin both body and mind,
uniting the victim for either business study society
effects of improper ndulgences, OF whatever kind,
can now he perfectly restored to natural health and
visor in brief period, by applying to one whose
skill and experience can DO relied on. 40 eSor5ieai
VI Dfa , Patients consulted by letter and remedigs
forwarded that can be taken in the most convenient
and private manner rn,,-r-,,, ~
Cfice southeast corner Of t31EIIE and FRED
FRICK STREETS. jel9-ly
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The Cincinnati Gazere of Wednesday tP NJ > says:
There is no longer room for complaint on the score
of railroad freights Eatward. The Pennsylvania
Central knocked the rates to-day on fourth class
from 70 cents down to 45cents per 100 b to New York
Even at this reduced figure there is very little to be
had The fact is the surplus produced in this market
is held to supply the Southern demand, which is
proving much heavier than was anticipated. and
hence prices are nearly high here in New York
This especially true regards hog products. There
is. therefore but ltle Eastward bound freight to be
had at any price, and as the railroad companies are
having fair business in Westward freights they
empty cars 80
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EhR. JOHNSTON
~ BALTIMORE

EAR. A. EIUE'a, of Paris, stiiI continues his sue
ny cessful treatment of CONSUMPTION. Several
residents OF Baltimore in an advanced stage of tho
disease, are nov rapidly recovering and can be re-
farTed t, Apply at his OFFICE, Southeast corner
Of Fayette and Frederick streets, Baltimore, Mary
lana. je1q-ly
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SHIPPING.

sR FOR SAVANNAH. GA.-The fine
kHzsA schooner C. ": ELWELL, Captain Lory,
So having most Of her cargo engaged will have
despatch. For freight, apply to KELSEY & GRAY,
corner Buchanan,s wharf and Pratt street fel9-tf
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MEDICINE CHESTS FOR sHIPPTNs5--
iva NEW CHESTS kept ready for sale or fitted mn
to order Np
OLD CHESTS replenished, promptly, neatly. and
at low rates by BENJAMIN T. WEIGH.
Pharmaceutist
No. So South Broadway
Is l=5B One tsay seuth Of Pratt g., 6slt9.
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The foreign exchange market at New York shows
increased strength. and leading bankers are unwi-
ing to draw bills ON England under 10S14@}9. There
are cotton and very few commercial bills offering,
and there is much stronger disposition to buy than
to sell manifested. The news by the Europa report
further increase Of f94, $50 in the bullion in the
Bank OF England which is against the probability of
a further increase in the rate of discount.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
made up 10 the 18th lnS presents the following agge
gates as compared with those of the previous week.
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COMMERCIAL. RECORD.
sales AT the baltimore Stock Board.
prioes of stecks ana BONDS in New Yer

Furnished BY Leonard j. Tormey Dc Co., Stock and b
Brokers. No. % South Street.
. February 10 1866.
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HOTELS, ETC.

NONt DQuHI6 " est OF ErO3uWayJ
BETWEEN ooURTLAND AND DEY STREETS. NEW yoR
JOHN PATTEN, Jr., PROPRIETOR.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14
THE LINCOLN CEREMONIES.

Now that this imposing occasion has passed
into history, and the mastery grafton of the
Hon. GEoRGE BANCROFT has been read by
millions, and will take its rank among the
great intellectual efforts of modern times, We
think 1t due to record our qualification at the
admirable arrangements by which the whole
affair was conducted.
The Hon. SOLOMON FooT, Senator from
Vermont, Chairman Of the Senate Commit,
tee, with his associate chairman on the MART
Of the House, Hon. Z. B. WAsaRuRSE, Ia.
bOriously studied to make the event as mem.
orabls in its appointments as the occasion
was notable,
By their assiduOus attentions not only the
comfort Of the large audience was secured
and every thing was done to render the scr,
vices so solemn and impressive, that to the
beboider they will never be forgotten.
There was neither oversight or mistake in
the conduct Of arrangements, and they will
be standard for all coming ceremonies of this
nature. a
It was strange and inexeusable, that while
so much credit is due to. the Honorable Mr..
FOor and the Committee having the matter
In charge. that the Associated Press in Its
pretended account of the affair should make
no mention whatever of his name.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14
A GRAND DANCING ASSEMBLY AT
THE NATIONAL HOTEL.

We shall be oorroboratsd, and In every
way encouraged by host of the best ladies
and gentlemen now In Washington, in saying
that the ordinary phrases of panegyric are
entirely inadequate to describe the JSte given
at the National Hotel last evening by the
ladies sojourning there for the season, as
sisted, of course, by the gentlemen Of the
same ilk. The preparations made for this
grand festival on the eve Of Lent were man.
aged with great ability by those having the
affair in charge; and yet it would seem that
fortuitous happenings blended themselves in
the propersst way to render the occasion un.
usually brilliant, pleasant, and enjoyable:
It seemed as If nearly oil the wide-awake
and agreeable society Of Washington was at.
tracted to the National, and it was voted by
the habitues Of the town that the party had
not been excelled, except, perhaps, at the
famous NAPIER ball.
The dancing hall was continually crowded
with gay and accomplished dancers, who
were surrounded by galaxy Of pleased and
interested spectators of their graceful move,
msntS upon the light fantastic TsrpsichOrsar
toe; and it was equally enchanting to join in
the festive dance or mingle In the pleasant
conversation of the groups gathered here ant
there and everywhere about the ball room
Supper was had in the dining-room Of th,
hotel from eleven until two o'clock, and ",
feel bound to say, In simple justice to Mr.
Landlord benson, that II was most excellent
for such an occasion, and very we'll served.
The lady pAtrOnssses of the ball, upon
whose heads innumerable blessings were in
voked last night, were Mrs. ANN s. srEPH.
EMS and daughters. Mrs. Hoover, Mrs.
WooLEY, Mrs. BABCocK, Mrs. scHRIVER,
Miss VAN RIPER, Mrs. Senator CHANDLER
Mrs. GROUr, Mrs. Senator RAMSEY, Mrs
Judge MILLER and daughters, Mrs. Genera
GREENE, Mrs. W. II. Polk, Miss BURR, Mrs
SHlRLEs, Mrs. ISGERsoLL, Mrs. Senator
CRAOIS, Mrs. PESpIBLD, Mrs. CnESET, Mrs
Senator CREswGGL, and Mrs. SELLS. -
Our space is not sufficient to give the name
of the ladies and gSntlopsn distinguished fol
eminent official position and sOoial ac
oomplishmsnts. AmOag them Ss remember
to hays seen M.. Gen. BVTtEh Sifs Aad
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14

, Mr.. POLLARD. Of the Richmond Examiner
or perhaps we should say, in tenderness to
his feelings upon the photographed ques-
Hon--Mr. LPoLLoURD, Of the EramiHOmr, will
enterta ain us no more. Gen. TERRY has sup
presse d him--not for spelling public with a
k-but for spelling Washington "Y.a-n-
k-e-e capital" and some other little
errors of similar character, among which,
We take it, were the bIackguardism he applied
TO the officers of the army stationed in Rich.
mond and to the ladies who meet them soci,
ally, and perhaps remark he printed the
other day, that he was not aware Of the exist,
ence'Of any Union Such deplorable ignorance
could not be allowed to sit In the teachers
place while martial law prevails. The un-
terrified secessionists of Richmond will now
doubtless turn their patronage to that New
York concern which speaks of the Congress
Of the United States as IN unlawful mob,
and which employs its talents chiefly in de.
flaming eminent patriots.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14

daughter, Maj. Gen. BANKS and Mrs BANKS,
senstor RArsrr and Mrs. RAssEr, Senator
oHASDLta and Mras CHANDLER, Senator
WILSON and Mrs. wfLsoS, senatori CRAoIr
and Mra CRAers, Senator srxwARr and
Mrs srE wARr, Secretary McCuLLocH and
Mrs. MdCULLocH, General HURLEr, Cen
ersl AsBorH, General CRAWFORD, Senator
wILLrtns, Mr.. BRADY, tho pho
tographer, Governor RANDALL, Assistant p.
NJ General, Mr.. and Mrs @. D. HISS, Judge
MILLER aud Mrs. MILLER and daughter,
Cent. HtRhN wALBRIDas and wife, and Mrs.
SIMPSON. Dr.. KEksBr and sister, Judge NIL
SON, senttor CLARKE, Madame LE VERT,
Colonel FoREsr Of the Chicago Republican,
L. L. CRousE Of the, New York Times, W..
W. wARbEN Of the Boston Adverhser, Mr..
FIrcH Of the New York Herald, Mr.. BoR-
zoN of the Boston Courier, etc. .. .....
The display Of elegant costumes Of silks,
velvets, laces, and all the ingenious fabrics
Of the loom was very rich and varied. Some
of the ladies were crystalline with jewelry,
and others, with more simple apparel, dis
played charms that would tempt an anchorite
from his lenten repast. o. .iy. , .. ...,
The star Of the galaxy was however young
lady from Vermont, a neice Of Mr. Senator
Foor, who was dressed with q simplicity that
charmed every one who saw her. Her dress
was pure white alpaca, covered with trans
parent lace, and she wore not an ornament
either Of jewslry, ribbons, or anything Of the
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14
THE LEvEE AT THE PREsI-
DENTAL MANSION.

The drawing-room reception given by Mrs.
PARKINSON and Mrs. Slower, daughters Of
President JOHNSON. last evening at the Ex-
ecutive Mansion, was, perhaps, the most in
teresting and agreeable Of these national re.
unions The President joined the company
at an early hour of the evening, and was
warmly greeted by hosts of friends. All
classes Of officials were represented on the
occasion, and there was great crowd of ou,
citizens and the visitors to the capital gath.
cred within the walls of the White House
The cordial and graceful manners of the
Presidents daughters increased the wide
circle Of their friends.
The President was In the best Of spirits
having thrown off the cares Of State for tn,
noneo. and the whole assemblage seemed
happy in spite of the apparent political diff
culties that hang over the subject Of recon
structiOn.." Conspicuous among the dis,
tinguished gentlemen present was Mr.. BAN.
CROFT, who was congratulated and eomPli.
mented' on all sides for his address upon
ABRAHAM LIScoLS, delivered at the Capitol
on Monday.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14
PEN, PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
LARGE crops Of cotton and tobacco will be
l.n,od In So,th.rn II;po;a thia vear

LARGE crops OF cotton and tObhccO VIII DC
planted in Southern Illinois this year.
fo, u,u., ,,;.,u oo,or.d nr;.on.
-, g., f;hh, n,;son p;ohmond.
pn NJ. -,..L., ;,,o ,word. and
- iar";a,a 60. IA, ,h. u.,t
IT,, m. m 90
' A'' ''''1'
AssAssisArioN ior poh'i0" 'au''' 10 nv
likely TO meet with mueh iaVor win P'rSon'
OF welEreguiated MINUS ana .n0 mAn Il"
grey would DO wen 70 oohS'uer 'n's'
The funeral Of Bishop Fitzpatrick, Of Bos-
ton, will take place at the Cathedral Chapel
Of the Holy Cross, in that city, on Friday
next, at ten o'clock.
IT hns been shown by Official reports made
in England that vaccination has proved a
certain safeguard to cattle against the plague
which has ragged with such fearful effects h
the British islands.
YESTERDAY President johnson received
from senator Nye. of the Joint Commid GO
an prr-o.s.d pi,,. tb. Fre.dm,n,, port IN
Lin ,.b,,h w.. mn, s;.,.a bv ,bs p,.,;l.n,
pro tenn Of the Senate until yesterday IN brn.
ing. ..,.. ..,.'"..
Tur Richmond Esoniysr saws; Col. Hlnry
Tbweatt. of Prince Edward county. died At
p.mn,in. in Annom.ttox eouoty, on an.
d,v tho I4,b mat, from Injuries reeeived l.,
b.;n, thrown from n borse.
Tvv wir. ~ Ado,,h M.nzs, ., R,e,h
eomm,ttsd ,u;cid. in that .oity on Fridav
,pernoon She was found dead In her room,
BY some of the neghbors, kneeling before q
lounge, with her face pressed upon a sponge
saturated with chloroform, which she held in
her hand. Her youngest child was clinging
to her neck, and an empty bottle, marked
" eblorosorm. - was living near by. ...
px. s.do h,, h. ,.u
u.,hod;., rn,.,oo.I chnr.h 20 co. on a.,
missionary on.ro,ion, IN tho kincdom q,
D.,m.rL III. s;.n;soarss ~ this n.rm;s.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14

Copies of E2 MONITOR the official organ o.
the present government of San Domingo
have been received here, up to the 10th o.
January. They give nccOuuts of the inter
view of Secretary Seward with the heads o.
the Dominican government, confirming the
reports previously made public. The visit
of Mr.. Seward has given great sAti sfaOtion in
San Domingo, and is viewed as having an
important political significance.
GarciA. Polanc6 and Guillermo, leading
DOminOan generals, have addressed their
troops, assuring them of the stability of the
present government, and urging them to Ad'
here faithfully to 1t. b.
The republic Is quiet, and 'Ed'r Is fully
restored.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14
THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS
First Session.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1866.


NJ. onan,.d .,,,;or .,L,,
r., ou%ue. PeS.. a.o.. p"
ior tne aooh',on ol uistine.ion on aeooun'
Of 1eh IN tne oestowal oI tne eieo.Fe Ian-
cnI1e. neierreu 70 'ne ''pin''''eeo "" ie''i-
stryc"on: ,
M, dtimes presented loe peu''on oi .ne
heHesentatlVss e'eet from eephhsee; sss'nB
LOT 1ne ,eoogniton oi .n"t o1a'ei Nnlen was
reieFea TO the COMMITTEES on meoonsruetlon'
MI mhey eaiiea up tne oul 70 incorporate
the 1etropeii,an rne anu ma,ine insursnce a1s
NomHauy S' 'no Dis''ic' Vi "o'uu'''a' "h''n
"as pnsseu .,,,.u, ,
~ PUG 1iosk 'ne oons'i'aNonAi mS anenu-
mem wa eaIea up, ml. henue''on 'e'u'ni"s
'ne I3or I,SS srom yes nSnpccp ,rYyps
OF We hhrnSonN rI,,,sn.N 90 w. g.
mt "Asnourhe, Vi i'hs, run mn tne % I'm
in,.'se on s. oo".noe, o" ~ sutuo, So
ra,ns hs Svere'y w y =. .ae ,;, ny anu an' ,Iss. -
reeary ol war, IN 'uer n,, u,'re'iTn ,u W P'aoe
grh.uI'oatIy " tae u'sPoshi oi .ne oona's n,uns
s,oners 0, quaIas'ho' osue. pIopo. susncs c
i'les, 70 oe usea oy sne" .empo'A" os
a, auarnn'ne Palposes, suUu ts'os VI ,snis nuA
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14
Frederick Doagias.' Lectare. [

Last night this distinguished cOlored ora
tor delivered a lecture on THE Assassination
and its Lessons" Chief Justice CHASE pre-
sided, and a crowded audience was In at.
tendance. Mr.. DOUGLASS maintained his
reputation for eloquence and ability, and II
this is the opening Of his campaign with tie
people, 1t was, both in the character of its
presiding officer and in the interest j..
awakened, a great success. He wisely at.
tributed the foul deed of assassination to the
fell spirit Of slavery; said it was a Shrewd re-
mark of General Banks, "thAt republics
have short memories" Of Mr.. LiScoLN he
remarked that he did not begin as a Moses
to end as Pharaoh, and pointedly said, al
the States were not out of the Union, the
Union was pretty well out of the States,
Mr.. DoUGLAssi hope for the future rests
upon his confidence in CHARLES SUMNER,
TaAD. STEVENS, and Judge KELLEY-and
the people.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14


EDWARD b. KErcHUN, the forger now q
Sing Sing, Is not employed in making shoes, Al
has been stated By the papers, but IL q clark Ii
one Of the oficss.
MRs. HANNAH 4. KnpY. the murdsress a
her husband, Robert y. Kirby. Al Rich mo,d ".
has been Transferred from IN. eI,y I.II 10 IN,
Eastern Lunstic Asylsm, at stsuntou.
Coz .WurrIx,p of R.n,..lv hro,h.r =,
Major General wh,,,.l.r. eomm,,,sd ,n,.,a. a,
frankfort. XIV. a, IN. loth. bx ,hoo,,,g hI,o.sI,
with a pistol,
WV H. Ap.xs sor ,v.r,v ,..-, IN. a..
ret.rv NJ ,ho M.son,. a. -. :, p.s,
y.nl.. a,,d An ph,,aa.,nA,. on sasS.x
IN Cg,,v,,,s -. - H.
w. a. - y" oon 'qu''',
s,,o ooo ). pN1.S s " ~ so'e 70, 'ne "] o'
ps,s .r,,eopNi n enpreN
. pAsikL oLAAAS mas
Oeen o'e'e"ea mayor "enerai for mstherions SER
o. Io N TT
Az "ioN' " D a "en' hyie
S,' NJ oen' Cn'e', ~ ,ehnessees sen. James Craig.
a.. S oea' 1osh "oeiny, maryland MAJ.
n~aooes' u g n "en' .. Bell New YORK,
@ o"Ans' are ~ the metropolitan.
NJ - oohAss"Stssr, ESQ, Tor some years
past 'he ohief OF the Loan Division" Of the
iea,uty department has resigned his position.
rhe United states Treasurer has reluctantly ae-
eeP'ed hh reSisnauon, accompanied by an au-
s' pn ie,,s' o. An'sniy complimentary nature
oOVV "Anins'on VIII lose one OF Its most
~eu''i's'ea ~ ana ori'han' members, and the Gov
ernmeh' courteous and emcient officer Mr..
onsuHnpessy was entertained last night At ..
p',e oinner gwen oy Few Of his most inti-
uA'o irieaa'' ne IesSes Immediately for Nash
Tan H.. l..
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14
SECOND EDITION
FOUR O'CLOCK. n. M
ST. VALENTINES DAY.

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tower OF London, just alter the battle OF
Ag;pcourt Conies of tbese lvrio live ditties
&c \,
-, e
treasures OF the BRUSH Museum, some oil
them having been written In the English Ian
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Men bave had an issuance il this rsgioun,
To ioss aud ssrche .s Cspide, kalsndere, .
Such as ben move with Cupidsss moeioun'
Takyng theyseshSyss as they're sor! doth falle;
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Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14

ArLArrA, Georgia, is 10 have a street rtii
road.
Tnr Southern railroads now have sleepsr,
made of cypress. yery touobing. isn't Il
i THr Richmond Enav,,aev Office has betp
closed by order Of Gen. Terry, and the order
is said 10 have emanated from. Gen, Grant,
Tar m,l,t.rx a,.,,;o, or M,...oh,..,l.
New Hampshire, and Vermont has been ahbl.
ished. -
TnE Fenisns are pledged against using
articles Of British manufaeture. espeoiaily
hemPen fabrics.
STEPS have been taken in New York 10
secure a charter for society TO prevent ctu.
city TO animals,
Tn, M.,,,.hu,.,,, 1.u,.,.,u. ,..;. =,
Nj a., ua-.-s III, s,, ,h. -.
terday. He was greeted with addresses Of
welcome and cheers.
Rno,ur. sr.vv,. ,, Aha. ,,,,. ,ho,o
who,,, ,h. .oa, ,o,. Az .o,.r ,ho..s Sho,n
,h.v Az nc, Iov. %, ,D,o S",,.,uon! ,na
oom. 10 w..h,,.,a. :, ~ A.. pr..;an,,
p,,s,nvrr JonSsox ,,.,.rd,v .r.,ovoa
,h. ;o,n, r..o,n,;o, ,nn,snr,.,;nr u,atsv n,
the s,nsn... of N. Jo;n, comm;,,.o An RI.
con,t,notion
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THE Dayton (ohio) Journals story about
"a children having been drowned BY break
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GRAND LEvEE AND BALL Is 70 be given
by the Alexandria Typographical Society, IN
Magnolia Hail. next Thursday evening
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The soldiers Of Hancock's corps are being
mustered out daily, as the period of their years
enlistment expires and by the lst Of May,
Of what now constitutes two regiments, there
viii be hardly enough LETT to organize n com
Psny'
THE ship Hamlet, Captain Stevens, from
Caloutts for Boston, with valuable cargo
Of East India goods, went ashore during a
thick fog, night before last, and will be q
total loss. Ship and cargo valued at 5000, 000;
alp Of which was insured.
TPE trustees of tho College of Now jersey
have elected Rev. Prof. Chas. Z. Aiken, OF
Dartmouth College, to fill the Latin profes.
sorship recently made vacant by the death
of Prof Giger.
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Tpr F.n;,ns .,..,h,od IN ,,-,. foros IN
Monday eyep' nv at the Cooper Institute.
New York, W. oen ,,irriar addrs.,., in fayor
of Pep,api,m an Iri,h R,nub,ic Am,r;ean
neutrality in cas-. of n F.nian FIGHT and otber
subieot,. w, r.. m.ds hv Mr. Snsncsr Mr.
Fernando w nod. and otb.rs
rvn.s, =, w., y,...;. q,
has bean d .c;a,d that .ttorpevs.at.Iaup ere
not civil O, 6esr, vitbin the meaning of the
act of the I.sp;sis.ure Of that state. and are
oonseouep tIx not r,su;,,d to take the test
oath. Th. decision was rendered on the ap.
piication of Hon. Cbas. ]. Faulkner to be
admitted 10 .nr.el;cs
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