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LOCAL AFF FAIR -.

SuIcIDE.-About 3 O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoon, one Of the chamber maids at the United
States hotel went to room No. 81, occupied by
Mr.. Timothy Y. Head, for the purpose Of clean
ing 10, but found the door locked on the inside.
Upon looking through the glass over the door,
Head was discovered lying on the bed with his
throat cut. Officers McColgan aud Clements, Of
Of the body; when Coroner Woodward was sent
for and an inquest was held. From the evidence
1t appeared that the deceased had committed
suicide by cutting artery In the right side Of
his throat making cash OF about two inches In
length, with a razor, which was found on his
bed. A tumbler was found under his hip, which
was slightly cut.
On his table was found his discharge from the
United States service. II showed that he had
been enrolled on the 18th Of August, 1881, as a
private In company II Captain 7. W. Carruth)
18th Massachusetts regiment, to serve three
years, aud was discharged from tho service by
order Of the Secretary Of War, on account Of In =
| sanity, on the 9Th Of October, 1851. II showed
further that he was born in Sumner, Maine, and
at the time Of his discharge was 50 years OF age.
| He was feet llM inches in height, dark com
nieSion, blue eyes, brown hair, and by occuPa-
ton q clerk. He was mustered ont OF service in
this city by his reglmental commander, Colonel
Samuel Breck.
| Head came.to the hotel on the 9th Of Jan uary.
| In his conversations with persons In the hotel
| he would fly from subject TO subject, which
| tended to show that bis mind was diseased. lie
frequently stated that he was remaining here for
| the purpose Of protecting Andrew johnson, as 81
many people were opposed to him, and there had
ury motto, % Treasury note, and 80 In gold were
found upon the person Of the deceased. The
Massachusetts State Agent took charge Of his re-
mains and effects.
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Fire In st. Johnsbuiy, Vt.-Rnilroad
shops Burncd-Loss 500 900.

ST. JoHssBURr, VI, March 22-About
half past seven o'clock last evening FIRE was
discovered in the tin shop connected with the
railroad repair shop in this place.
The FIRE spread rapidly, and proved very
destructive, consuming the machine shop
new car. house, engine-house, rail shop, and
part of the wood shed, together With two en-
gines and part Of third, with all the ma
ohinery, tools, stock, &c. Nearly all the car:
were saved.
The loss will reach fully 500, 900; insur.
auce sS5, 900. The buildings destroyed were
the property Of the Passumpsic railroad
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The Pirate Alabama.

NEw YoRK, March 22.-Mr Seward, in
reply to letter from VIM. II. Kneepfei, of
this city, declines to intervene with Great
Britain in the case of Mr.. Gonzales, n sub.
ject Of San Salvador, who lost quantity Of
merchandise on board the American barque
Golden Rule, which was burned by the pi-
rate Alabama. Mr.. Seward declines to in
tervene because Gonzales Is not an American
citizen, and is not domiciled in the United
States.
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From the Sandwich Islands and New
South Wales.

SAN FRASCIsco, March 2l.-Advices from
Honolulu to the I'd instant state that the
orange crop will amount to 1--WE millions OF
oranges
New South Wales advices Of January Is
state that the farming prospects were very
fine, owing to the rains.
The sheep disease had reached its culmi-
mating point. Sixteen thousand sheep had
been infected with the disease up to Nov. ].
The New South Wales ministry had been
reconstructed. Tho political wraDgle con.
tinued and the excitement was running high
The prospects of the wheat crop were very
fine. The effects Of the late drought were
terrible. Animals persisted by thousands.
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ALL letters relating to the subscription Of, or
sdvsni.ing in, tho REPUBLICAN, should be ad
dressed to the publishers, as above.
Allletters or communications intended for pub
hestion, or in any way relating to the editorial
department. Of the paper, should be addressed to
the editor, as shove.
To CoRRRsPospESrs. No notice can be taken
Of anonymous communications. Whatever is
attended for insertion must be authenticated by
the name and address OF the writer-not neestsa-
rily for publication, but as guaranty Of Its good
aith.
Business and other correspondents will greatly
sbligs tina Publishers aud the Editor by comply
ing with the above suggestion.
We cannot undertake to r1turn rejected com
auEioations.
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SAVANNAH, March PA large and en-.
thusiastic Fenian demonstration was made
here last night, at which the State Head
Centre presided. An address was made by
Daniel Donovan, of Boston, State organizer.
A large number of names were added to the
roll Of the Circle, and Irish bonds were freely
taken.
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ASTORIA, N. Y, March ga FIRE, sup.
posed to DO the work Of an inoendiary, broke
out about 2 o'clock this morning, in the
house of DR.. J. W. Scott, occupied by tho
Government, and It was entirely destroyed,
Insured for 81, 200. ..
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CiScISSATI, March 22.-Flour and wheat
dull and unchanged. Whisky very dull.
Mess pork dull, and Is offered at s25. No
demand for lard. Bulk sides active. Eng
lish meats, 500, 900 pounds sold at l3al4lc.
QoId loT
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A5-Ereech-LORdlng Arm.-The Board
for The Examination Of Bfeech Loading Arms, Of
which General Hancock is president, Is now in
session at No. 81 Winder's Building.
Arms will be received daily, between the hours
Of II II. IN. and 2 p. m, until further notice:
Inventors are requested to submit their arms
In person or by agentto the recorder Of the board
w. OWENS,
mhi2.tf Recorder.
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NATIONAL MASS MEETING.
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL USIoS CLUB,
No. 400 TwBLFTH STREET,
w Iautrarau N March Of sleRH

No. 400 TwBLFTH STREET,
wAsHfsaToE, DC, March 2l,ls66
The Union people of tho United States,
without regard to party or location, are in
vited to meet at the City Hall, in the city Of
Washington, on Wednesday, the 2sth Of
March, 1866, at half past p. m, for the
purpose of endorsing and sustaining Presi-
dent JOHNSON in his continued wise and
statesmanlike policy in restoring the Union,
and his bold and determined purpose to
maintain in its purity the Constitution OF
tho United States against all opposition.
ALEX. II. RANDALL, Pres't.
WV. THORPE, Cores. Sec'y.
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RRIDAY:::::::::::::::::::.:MARCn %, 1855.
PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTIONS.

We arc authorized to say that henccforth
only one reception each week will be given
at the Presidential Mansion. The ladies
will receive alternate Fridays, from to 3
p. m. There will be evening receptions al.
ternate Tuesdays, from to Top. m.
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SAVANNAH, March "A large and cnthu-
siastic demonstration OF the Fonians took
place here last night. Tho State Head Cen
ire presided, and an address was made by
Daniel Donovan, ofBoston Alarge number
Of names were added to tho roll Of the Circle
and Irish bonds taken freely.
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NbpHx 1.Hr.1ncsisAPn 81
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
A 81 900, 900 Fire In cincinnati-Pike

A 81 900 900 Fire In Cincinnatt-Pilse's
Opera House Destroyed. 17 "l"
CIScrssArI, o., March 22.-Piks's Opera
House took IRE from an explosion Of gas, at
IL O'Clock, tonight, and at midnight tho
whole building Is In flames. Adams Express
Office, Hickey & Carol, booksellers, Peters
h Bro, music store, and Wheeler Wilson's
Sowing Machine Agency, occupying the build
ing, were entirely destroyed.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CIScISNArI, o., March % Pixies Opera
House Is entirely In ruins. Portions Of the
front wall have fallen into Fourth street, and
the entire rear and side walls have fallen out.
Tho Enquirer office, with oil Its contents,
was completely destroyed.
The Are spread aeross Baker street to the
Adams Express stables, and to several build
ings on Third street, but Ia now well subdued.
The total loss will reach about two million
dollars. Pixies loss Is estimated at one mil
lion dollars, and he has an insurance Of only
S38, 900. Very little was saved from the
building except the money and papers in the
Office.
The actors lost all their wardrobes Adams
Express Co. saved their money and valuable
packages, but everything else was lost.
Among the sufferers arc r. w. Carroll &
Co., book publishers, Wheeler Wilson, sew
ing machines, A. G. Peters q Co., music store,
strawbridge 4 Gerlacb, photographers, Bry-
ant, Stratton h Dehous, commercial college,
Harple's mercantile printing office, ]. p.
Halldy, boot and shoe dealer, 8. Holmes q
Son, paper hangers, D. Baldwin, pinno ware
house, and others.
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.SECOhDEDITION
FOUR o'CIoCk. p. M.
THE PRESIDENTS LEyEE.

The President will hold q levee at the
Executive Mansion on Monday evening next,
March 2e,h, between the hours Of 8 and 10
o clock
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SENATOR'S FOOT AND DIXON.

We are rejOicsd to learn, this afternoon,
that both Senator FOor, Of Vermont, and
Senator DIxos, Of Connecticut, who have
been lying seriously i'll for several days past,
are much better,
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PEN, PENCIL AND SCISSORS.


TnE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN for the week
ending March 23d Is now ready and for sale
at our counter. 1t Is filed as usual with in.
teresting matter.
MISS ANNA DICKINSON has been scolding
about tho President, lately, rs badly as she
did about Mr.. Lincoln two years ago. Anna
spreads wide crinoline.
why don Z the men propose, mammal
Why don't the men prOPosei''
-BostOn Post.
Ma. Barton, sshosmakor by trade, was
killed on the night Of the 18th, in Autauga
county, Ala, not far from Presley's factory.
He was badly shot in eight places, in the
right breast and neck. The verdict Of the
jury of inquest was, that he came to his
death by the hands Of parties unknown.
The grist and plaster mill of Messrs. Will
liam and Thomas Langhorne, Lynohburg,
was destroyed by FIRE on Saturday, together
with large supply Of corn and plaster, and
a considerable quantity Of tobacco. The en-.
tire loss is $40, 900, upon which there is an
insurance to the extent Of 50, 500.
AMONG the passengers in ship Pietro Ma
recon-, from New York for Hong Kong, which
was burned in tho Indian Ocean December
%, was VIM. S. Morrissoy, son Of Major
Morrissey, sergeant-at-arms Of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature. The passengers and
crew took to the boats, and were picked up
and landed at Mauritius.
SECRETARY SEWARD, in reply to q letter
from VIM. II. Knoefie, Of New York City,
declines to intervene with Great Britain in
the case of a Mr.. Gonzales, a subject Of San
Salvador, who lost q quantity Of merchan.
disc on board the American bark Golden
Rule, burned by the Pirate Alabama. Mr..
Seward declines to intervene because Con.
zales is not an American citizen nor domi
ciled in the United States.
THE Government does not seem to be ap-
prehensive that tho Fenians will attempt an
invasion Of the British provinces, nor is the
British Minister seriously alarmed on the
subject. Nothing Is known here to justify the
belief that the Fenians have as yet gone be-
yond holding meetings and making collec.
lections of money in aid Of their cause.
Nothing of n belligerent character has beon
done thus far, to authorize direct Govern.
mental interference.
TIE New Orleans Pieaynne says: The ap.
pointment of Gen. Fullerton as Private Sec.
Rotary of the President will give great salts.
faction to the numerous friends which that
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NEW YoRK, March 22-Twenty.two thou
sand tons Of Scranton coal sold to-day at
auction at prices much lower than previous
sales, as follows: Lump, IS 5Oa5 co. steamer,
$500 to S5.77; CRATE, $780, egg, $500 to
50; stove, s6.52 to S6.s chestnut, $500 to
$500.
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stspIoIous CHARACTERS In the COUNTY

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS IN THE COUNTY
About nine o'clock last evening special county
officers Shillinglaw and Middleton discovered
two men, one white tho other black, lettering
about the barn Of Mr. Clark Mills, In Washing
ton county. Not being able to give a satisfactory
handed over to sergt johnson, Of the Second
precinct, where they gave their names as Ed
ward warfall and Jacob Heikes. They were
locked up for a hearing.
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30 The Rev. George IL. Hepworth,
Of Boston, will deliver Discourse before the
"washington Unitarian Association, " In the
Unitarian Church, THIS EVENING, at NJ
O'Clock. Subject: "The True Christian Church,
Rev. John Pierpont Is expected to be present
and take part in the services.
A collection will be taken up for the benefit OF
tho Association. nh23-l#
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Interesting News from chiii-A span-
ish Attack Repulsed-Bolivia Joins
Chill and Peru Against spain-Co-
luui,ia Mot Iuclinsd TO War


lumbia Not Inclined TO War
Against Spain.
NEw YoRK, March 23.-The steamer Ari-
IONA, from Aspinwall on the 18th, has ar.
rived.
The crews of the Spanish feet on the
Chilan coast are suffering from confinement
and want Of fresh provisions.
The Spanish frigates Villa de Madrid and
Blnnco have been repused in an attack on
the Chilan Notifications at the mouth OF the
river in which was the allied feet. The for
ti6cations were strong and guns had been
mounted from the Peruvian frigate Anal
gonas, which was wrecked on the bar.
The Spaniards attempted to shell the
place, and to reach at long range the squad.
ron inside. The FIRE was handsomely returned
by the fort, and the Blanche was consider
ably damaged. They returned to Valparaiso.
Bolivia has allied herself with Chilli and
Peru, for offence and defence. Peru Is rap
idly preparing to take full share in the war.
Eight torpedoes will soon be ready for the
defence of Callao.
Prados government was inspiring conf
dence daily.
Tho Colombian Congress rejected the prop
osition to declare war against Spain.
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CRIMINAL COURr-Jmdge Ohn.-(Nath'l
Wilson, esq, Assistant District Attorney, prose-
cutiug:C
Yesterday the july In the case Of N. A Emoss
indicted for larceny, rendered verdict OF guilty
and recommended him to mercy.
James Barnes, J. g. Tenbrook, Solomon Quinn,
and WIN. Greason, indicted for stealing money
from John Ingls verdict guilty, as to the three
first named parties, and recommended Quinn 10
the mercy Of the court. GTeason not being In
court the jury could not render the verdict as to
him. His recogniEance was forfeited, and a
bench warrant issued for his arrest.
John Miller and Kate Miller, indicted for steal =
ing blankets and dresses from Henry Bald win
verdict enlty, AS 10 John MILLER, and recon
John Armstrong, hoy, convicted n larceny
on the 10Th instant. NOlts prossqui by United
States attorney.
John Handley and Patrick Joyce, Jr, indicted
for larceny Case Oh trial,
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lady, Mrs. Francis E. W. Harper, to take place
at Israel Bethel Church. on South Capital street,
corner Of b street SOUTH on MONDAY evening,
the 26th inst. Subject. "The Nations Great
Opportunity. - Doors open at o'clock; lee
ture to commence al s. Tickets 25 cents.
mhqa-alk
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ATTEMPT AT ARsoy.-Between eight and

ATTEMPT AT ARsoN.-Between eight and
nine o'clock last evening some villains at.
tempted to fire the residences No. 296 and 3l2
on + street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
kFortunately the ere was discovered before gain :
Ng any Roadway and extipguished. At both
bAuses the incendiaries had entered the passage
doSr, saturated the carpet with turpentine, and
theh put fire to It, No alarm was sounded, the
flames soon being extinguished. -
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New YoRK, March 23.-Cotton steady.
Common Flour dull and heavy. Wheat dull.
Corn firm. Beef steady. Pork dull Lard
heavy. Whisky dull.
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Fire NJ a.. paut. MINI.

ST. PAUL, March 22.--The Dako.ah House
and the Washington House, frame buildings,
were destroyed by FIRE last night. Loss from
81, 900 to IS, 900. Partially insured. ~
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SUPREME Counr OF THE UNITED STATES

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATEs.-
FRIDAY, March y, 1866.
The following named gentlemen were admit
ted attorneys and counsellors OF this court:
On motion Of Mr.. Carlisle, Washing ton L. Blsg
den, Esq, Of Philadelphia; on motion Of Mr.
Ashton, Assistant Attorney General, Aaron J.
yanderpool, Erq., Of New York on motion o
Attorney General Speed, Hon. Halbert B. Paine
Of Wisconsin, and Isaac J. Post, Esq, Of Penn
sylvania.
No. IS. rho United States, plaintiffs in error,
against J. Y. DaSbiel, ct al, and
No. 30. The United States, PLAINTIFF In error
against Hasam Allsbury's administrators. Tn,
argument OF the motion TO dismiss these cause
was continued by Mr.. Attorney General spsst
In opposition thereto, and concluded by Mr.
Parshal In support thereof.
No. 1874 The United States, appellants
against JOSH Francisco ArmejO, ct al. aud
No, 256. A. p. Jackson ct al, int Tvenors, ap,
pellants, in the Of the United States VS. Jose
francisco Armejo ct al.
The motion to dismiss these causes was ar
gued by Mr. Carlisle, In support thereof, and BY
Mr.. Wills, In opposition thereto.
No. ll6 The United States, appellants, vs.. Tn,
Steamer Victor and cargo; and
No. 3l2 The Steamer Victor and cargo, appel
lants, VS.. The United States.
The argument Of these causes was CONNIE cei
by Mr. Larocque for the claimants.
Adjourned until Monday morning at clever
o'clock.
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ny rnLRaRAPu.


Nav YoRk, March % The steamshir
Pennsylvania has arrived from Liverpool
Her advices are anticipated. W
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HR- The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and InBtruction for Young Men. Also
uGW and reliable treatment for Dlseasts Of the
sesiod envelopes. AddfOss. DR.. ]. sklLLlh
H0UGHTOE, Howard association, FhlisdoIPhl''
Pa UhSl-y
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HS- N otice.-TO the Taxpayers OF
WARRINGTON CITY-The Board Of Assessors hay-
ing completed the Annual Assessment for 1865,
hereby give notice that they will sit as Board
OF Appeals and for the purpose Of making cor
APRIL LIST, 1865, inclusive, Sundays eXcepted0
at the room Of the Trustees of Public Schools,
Third Story, west wing Of City FALL, from o a. m.
to 3p. IN. each day. By order OF the President.
mhl2
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PEDDLNa WITHOUT esterday,
0iloer Crown, in the Second precinct, arrested
smRr Kozolowosksi for peddling without license.
Justice Walter fined him s25
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H9- The Ladies' of the Union Club
will continue their fair at United Hall, Eleventh
street, during next week, There will be u
band Of music in attendance every evening.
mh23 SIS
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So Once Washington Gas Light
CoMPANY.-on and after March l, 1865, until
further notice, the price Of COKE will BIO twelve
cents per bushel
milf GEO. A. MoILHENNY, Engineer.
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Bankers aud Brokers' Telegraph to Lewis

tBy Bankers aud Brokers' Telegraph to Lewis
Johnson & Go.
NEW YORK, March 23-3 p. IN.
o. s. 1851 Coupon 81, ......."............l OiH
Do. do O-2O'B. .................luJ.
Do. Certificates Of Indebtedness. ....... 99M
Do. 81 10 40 s Coupons, registered ...... sUII
II a 7.3O potes hrst ssue.,,.,.........,lOO
Canton Company. ............,. ...'''..'''. -.
Cumberland Coal Co. Preferred. 4AL
Quicksilver Mining Co. .................... 4O%
New York Central Railroad 90
Era Railway, ........:..........'...' "a
Hudson River Railroad. Joss
Beading Railroad ......................... .lOlM
Michigan Central Railroad. ................l O3
Mich. So. and ". Indiana RailrOAd......... S2H
Illinois Central Railroad Hex
Cleveland l. Pittsburgh Railroad. soy
Chicago 4 N. Western RsilrOad. ........... 21A
Do. do. Preferred. .......... G6M
Cleveland Toledo Railroad ................1 loM
Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad. ..ll7H
Pitts, IT. Wayne, & Chicago Railroad. .... a2II
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates. .......... 20
Market firm.
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RS- Madam Mounts Pile salVe-a
Valuable Remedy for that Disease; also, Con-
sumption Destroyer, and an Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &c. can be found at
stott's Drug Store, opposite National Hotel;
Gilman g. near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford's, cor
ner OF Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue; En-
twlsle's, corner Of Twelfth and Pennsylvania
avenue Eliott's, corner Of and Twelfth streetsi
rbauRh Is, corner OF Seventh aud @. jal2-n
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Sc wonderfully Strnnge.-MRdamo
N. H. PERREGAULT, who has sstonishod the
scientific classes Of Paris and London, has now
permanently located herself at Albany, N. Y.
Madame Perregault, by the aid Of her wonderful
instrument, known as the Horoscope, guarantees
to produce life like picture Of the future hus-
band or wife Of the patron, together Win the
date of marriage leading traits OF character, oc-
cupatlon, etc. This is NO humbug, us thousands
OF testimonials can assert. She will send, when
desired, written guarantee that the picture IS
complexion, color OF eyes and hair, and eneloS-
ing 20 cents aud stamped envelope, addressed to
Yourself, you will receive the picture by return
mail. Address -, ,,o,ro,,,,m.
P. o. Drawer 2O2, Albany, NY.
oclB.lydAw
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INTERNAL RsvESuE RECEIPTS TO-DAY
1893 4l!.GO,
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RS-MRtch Game of Billiards between
Messrs. CARME OF Paris, and flEMAN Of Cincin-
natl. A match game between tho above. named
eminent players will take place at sBAT0N
HOUSE BILLIARD SALOON, on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, March q, at O'Clock. mh23-2tT
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TnE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN for the week
ending March 2Sd is now ready and for sale
at our counter. 1t Is filed as usual with in.
teresting matter.
MISS ANNA DICKINSON has been scolding
about tho President, lately, as badly as she
did about Mr.. Lincoln two years ago. Anna
spreads wide crinoline.
why DONE the men propose, mammal
Why don't the men proPosef''