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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-03

The Market this morning was only tolerably
supplied with vegetables. No change in prices.
Turkeys are selling at from 81 to So. Butter
50a60 cts per b. Eggs IS cts. per dozen.
There is good supply Of fresh fish, such as
pike, rock, perch, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-03


Wharf for some months past, have as yet pro
we'd unsuccessful We understand, however,
that an additional force has been employed on
the work, and that hopes OF ultimate success
are entertained.
Hunting muskrats has become quite bust
ness. La Washington and this place many
persons are engaged in killing these animals
and selling their skins, which meet with a
ready sale. In some cases the flesh Of the
muskrat, after due preparation, is sold for food
The Market this morning was only tolerably
supplied with vegetables. No changei in prices
Turkeys are selling at from 81 to So. Butter
50a60 cts. per b. Eggs IS cts. per dozen.
There is good supply Of fresh fish, such as
pike, rock, perch, &c.
The late mild weather has turned the atten-
ton of those who have gardens, or enclosed
lots, in or about town, to the preparation Of
their grounds for early sowing and planting.
The ladies having control Of the Fair to be
held in the City ofBAtimore, for the benefit of
destitute people in the South, have sent COM
mittee to this city to solicit contributions.
By order Of the Quartermaster General
number Of government buildings in this city,
on Princess and Patrick streets, will be offered
at public sale next Thursday.
Lieut. Col. Lee, of the Quartermaster's
Department in this place, which has now been
closed, has been ordered to duty in Washing
ton.
Edward Dougherty, the Waterman at the
Loudoun & Hampshire Depot, shot on Thurs
day night, is still alive, but is not expected to
live.
The Legislature, on Thursday, passed bill
amending the charter Of this city, in regard to
the extent of it's Southwestern limits.
The receipts from the sales Of Government
property disposed Of at Alexandria on Tuesday
last amounted to 1000.
The March term of the County Court for
this county, commences on Monday next.
There were no cases worth reporting at the
Mayors or Magistrates Office this morning.
The steamer Valley City left this morning
for New York.
GOLD
New YORK, March 3-Nod 1344ll
4 bill has been passed by both Houses Of
the General Assembly incorporating the Rich
mond and Newport News Railway Company.
The capital is to be three million Of dollars.
and the company may exercise their functions
when one million of dollars are subscribed
The new road will run in opposition to James
River, and it's object will be to make Newport
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

The receipts from duties on custOm.house
imports for six months, since the SOth Of
June last, at the ports Of New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore, amounted to
ST. $50, 854.l9, in gold. The receipts for
New York were SOS, 067, 1885, for Boston,
90, 1865, 1876 for Philadelphia, $2,743,
$685. for Baltimore, $l,6s3. 839.95. The
heaviest monthly receipt was SIS, 694, 523. "a
for the month Of August. 1t is estimated
that the receipts for December at these ports
would, together with the minor ports of entry,
amount to $Il, 900, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
THE conversational MEMORIAL
TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN.

Hon. Edwin M. STANTON has notified the
Select Committee Of Congress on tho death
of President LINCOLN, that he will DO unable
to accept the invitation to deliver the grafton
before Congress on the occasion of the me-
mortal services.
1t is we'll known that many gentle
men Of the COMMITTEES. favored, and intended
to present, the name Of Gao. BANCROFT, the
eminent historian, as the eulogist of Mr..
LINCOLN. But the name of Mr. STANTON
having been precipitated upon the committee,
no member felt disposed to directly oppose
it, We commend the sense Of Mr.. STANTON
in declining = position which dslicAsy alone
should prevent his accepting We trust that
the original wish Of the committee will be
carried out, and tho distinguished orator and
historian, BANCROFT, will be selected for this
memorable occasion.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
POSTMASTER OF THE CITY.

The Washington correspondent Of the Bal
timore Sun says:
Chaunesy s. Snow, Esq, one Of the ed.
itors and proprietors Of the National Inieih.
gemeer, is prominently urged for the city
postmastership, In place Of Sayles j. Bowen,
Esq, the present incumbent.
This is indeed virtuous on the part Of the
IntsiiigsHeer TO enter tho field 50 soon for one
OF the very Offices the appointment of which
BY the President 1t Characterized on Thurs.
day morning last as tyranny" Il said 'ths
people Of the District have had much to
complain Of, and, among other things, that
"they have too often had o6ieers oypoinfef
OUer them. Such officers as the
Cay POStma'ter, and the like" The article
continues TO pile up its spithsts upon the
President for exercising the appointing power
here In the national capital. 1t thinks the
usage is"nn- American, " "odious, =" Imperial
and dsspOtie," &c, 40. That "this sort Of
action" (ths appointment Of District officers
''ths people Of the District have submitted to
without much open expression of disapproba-
tion until the chain of custom has
finally hardened almost into the iron Of
tyranny" This Is the talk Of the patriotic
EfskhgsHosS. while at the same time the ed.
iter and publllhsr Is seeking for the Office Of
City Postmaster. II this Is not impotence,
tbsR ws do not understand It's meaning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
8, 1865.
THE GRADE or "aENERAL..n


Tho Galena Gazstte, q " slow village iour-
nal," according to the Chicago R-p,.6l;.a,
call, thu ARTICLE ,h;.h r...n.,u ..s.,.,
' eppea'eu IN
,', "li'As' reviewing the
oh proposing 70 revive the grade oil Ten
eral, malignant assault" upon Lieut..
Gen. 'GRAsr, and charges our Chicago name.
,ske nth b.ying eo,;sd a, a.nnro,;n.,,, !,
a.. ,.,.-..S IT.
s '.' '.' o"e fs'n'r souhaiy
about the way TO make real newspaper
the Repnbiiedn does us the justice to speak
a. follows: 10
Lat M add hovever th., xh.r Al. a.
s,tts ealls tbnt artiel, . m.I;vn.nt ss.snIt
ono, Gan. Grant n sn.sIs nanssns. NJ.
Iirnity NAV hive nromnt.d a mi no n.Iir-
nity il eyinoed in the article itself On *.
oontl.ry n ,n.als ~ Gen Grant In ,srn,s =,
an. hi.b.., .nrr.,;.t,o, 80 .-..,,,,ss la.
II oppo,es Win eon,ider,bls sb;iitv tbonnS
x,tb .oms rni.tsIss tha .rs,t;on ~ az .Vu to
posed grade Of General.
Now for the bill itself. On. that subject
the Chicago Republican says:
As to that bill, We will say frankly, that
while We desire to be counted among the
ne s.,.ss u tnose VINO pay Ine tribute OF
ssryiees Of Cen Grant and wb;Ia 20 Ssx us
looked forward to his elevation 10 the Presi-
dency at some future day, probably in 1879,
IN ease Mr. johnson should be reelected in
sssS hs ~. mo;an n osS,%ot t 70 90 81,
leader 80 iIIustrious Wa ID not tbint n a.
sirsbls at present that the bill should pass
And this for reasons Of economy alone. We
arc inhsxibly opposed to any increase Of the
n.n.ls .. puonS omeers AZ ~, ms time. Inc
doi,.r .hanId =. aJa,a - ,ss snu ~.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
LOCAL n IL WIS.

ANOTHER GANa OF BURGLARs.-Early on
Friday IN nrning last the grocery store Of Mrs.
Bridget Sheehan, on @ street, between Four
aud "a Half aud Sixth streets, usland,) was On =
tered by burglars, aud all the goods carried of
Yesterday morning about one o'clock, Rouns-
man Barker, with Officers owen and 0unnell, Of
the Seventh ward, received some information as
to where the goods were secreted. TIE officers
accordingly went to the house Of MIN sedgwick,
In an alley, between Pour.and Half and Sixth
and X and l. streets, and searched the house
thoroughly, but could hnd nothing. Before
leaving, one Of the officers took up plank In the
floor and there discovered the stolen goods
They then arrested MIN Sedgwiok, Alick Olson,
Samuel Treadwell, James Gordon, Cornelia
Pasco. Louisa Giddings, Henry Short, Robert
Weems, Nelson Weathers, Margaret Fleming,
George Johnson, and Margaret hewitt, all col
ored, between 10 and % years Of age, and took
them to the station house, where they had u
hearing before Jnstice Handy.
Henry Short, one Of the party, turned State =
evidence and acknowledged the store was en- =
tered aud the goods stolen about 1 o'clock In the
morning. MIN, sedgwiCk, Alice Dixon, Samuel
Treadw we'll, CorneliR Paseo and Louisa GiddinRs
were sent to jail for court, the last two on the
charge Of being accomplioes. Henry Short was
committed Rs a witness In default Of bail, and
the others were dismissed, there being no evil
denee against them. All the stolen goods were
recovered.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
II r o M e u r o P e
A Decline in Cotton and an Ad,
vance in American Securities.
One of the Fenians Acquitted
Accident to a Steamer
Advance in American Securities al Frank
fOft---.Efittt Of the Presidents Message.
Great German Demand for United
.H states stocks.

PORTLAND, Jan. 6.-The steamer Mora.
Wan, from Liverpool on the ed Of Decem-
Dor, has arrived.
Cotton Is easier and Id lower. Sales Of the
week, ffty-nine thousand bales. Orleans
Middlings Gid. Fridays sales, fifteen thou.
sand bales. Market closing with an upward
tendency. Breadstuffs are dull and nominal.
Provisions quiet and steady, except lard,
which was easier. Consols closed, Friday,
s7las7t for money; U. s. 6.20's 66s66i
Bullion In the Bank Of England has decreased
f14s, 900. o..
Fenian trials and convictions continue at
Cork, McAferty's acquittal being the only
one thus FAR. Delevan and Duggan have been
sentenced respectively to ave and ten years
penal servitude. The trial Of Charles Under
wood 0'Connel Is progressing the evidence
which has been given connecting him with
Another coal mine explosion near Merthyr-
tydvil, in Wales, killed thirty-two persons
and wounded many others.
The Yucca, from Hull for Charleston, went
ashore near Blackemy, but got of after
throwing part Of the cargo overheard. She
has siI feet Of water in the hold, and Is much
strained.
SECOND DispArcH.
Sattherwaite's Circular Of the evening Of
December 20 says: "Since our last very
large amount Of business has been transacted
in fve-twenties. at considerably enhanced
quotations, the message Of President Johnson
giving renewed confidence"
Advices from Frankfort state that since
the receipt Of the Presidents message most
extensive business has taken place in Ameri-
can stocks accompanied by a rise Of 81 Der
cent. in two days. Tho outstanding specu.
lations in the shape Of options for the end Of
| the year, mainly contributed to this move
mont, which has carried prices TO point two
per cent. above those at New York.
At the same time tho German public gen.
orally have resumed purchases In them for
investments, and are so exclusive in their
| Partially that advertisements for the Turk.
ish loan or shares in any company prove en-.
tirely unattractiye. - ~. ~
: ......... ITALY.
It is reported at Florence that the Minister
had rendered his resignation. r.I T
Tho proyiaional budget was under debate
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

The SUBsIsrEEcE DEPARTNENT.-Colone
BELL, COmmissary of Subsistence Of the
Department Of Washington, has moved his
once from the lower floor Of the cOmmiSSary
depot, on @ street, 10 the upper apartment.
Gen. RUcKER, Depot QuartsrmaStsr, will on
Monday morning take possession Of the
looms vacated by Col. BELL.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
Murder at Germantown.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. GA woman named
Mary Watts was found with her throat cut
on the floor Of her residence in Germantown
at 7 O'Clock this morning. The murder was
believed to have been committed by burglars,
as the house was stripped Of much valuable
property
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06


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THIRTEEN dead bodies were taken from the
surf at Nantucket last week, ten Of which
were thought to have belonged to the ship
Newton, wrecked there. Theimmsnse num-
ber Of small fragments Of the ship which
drifted ashore appeared rs II they hsd been
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
New York stook List.


INTERNAL REVENUE REoErPTs.-The In
ternal Revenue receips for the week ending
to-day are as follows: Tuesday, 81, 1913, $50. 40
Wednesday, 1904, 2os. $751; Thursday. 81, $50,
63l. rs; Friday, 1884, 787. 49, Saturday,
$722, 6O4.57i Total, 1904, 1882. The re-
ceipts on Tuesday last were the largest since
the establishment of the Internal Revenue
Rnraau
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
Inauguration OF Governor Bullock, OF
Massaehusetts.

BosroS, Jan. 6.--Gov. Bullock was inau.
gurated to-day. In his inaugural he con.
graduates the Legislature that they are as.
sembled for organization under the auspices
Of national peace. He refers to tho sacri-
fees Of the war and its debts and burdens
bequeathed. He says the question Of per-
manent and consolidated republic for North
America has been solved and the freedom Of
oil races secured by arms and the organic
law. The aggregate debt Of the State
amounts to $23, l22,S72.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
sUNDRIEs TO sUNDRIEs.

quit. Troublesome.
tn oron Of .h.., 4, A.. N..,h s,.,..
for 1865 amounts to I4s, 52f, $40 bushels.
Bn,au.x you,a b., nro,,;.,a IN bu;,d tbs,
P'A .
portion OF the Pacific road that will run
througb Utah
...
NEW mineral spring has been discovered
nenr 9ettvsburg Pa tbe w.tsr rssembI;ng
-
that OF 'ichy'
TpE MassaehuseIts State ur;oult uraI Col.
e.
wy - " " 'o.a'eu on '"' o'~'' 'Afin '"'''y
p''0n'''u ~ h"o''S' ~
the BxLroS EsrArE,"a novel, by An.
.nony fronope, published BY the Harper'' is
tor sale oy fhi'p d eoiomonS'
Hos, CHARLES sussER has been chosen
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Ga FIRE, which has
been raging for some time In coal shed Of
the gas works, near this city, and which had
this morning, and several thousand tons
more Of coal will be consumed. The loss Is
total, there being no insurance.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
SECOND EDITION
RED MEN AT THE ExEcUTIvE
MANsIOM.

A delegation Of the tribes Of ssss, For,
and Shawnee Indians, in court costume, Of
vsrmillion war-paint, and blankets of . san
culinary hue, had brief, friendly chat With
their Great Father at the White House this
morning. .r .....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

BADLY FRoEEs.-About eight O'Clock this
morning 0nicsr Coomes, Of the Fourth ward.
on the street nearly frozen TO death. The oihoer
took him to the station house, and he was prop
erly cared for. He stated to the ofhcer that he
was in the employ Of Mr.. Lintseomb, Of Belts
willie. Md -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

Fras.--About half past seven O'Clock last
evening the alarm Of FIRE was sounded from box
No 40, at the Hibernia Engine house, FIRE having
been discovered in q Govern mt building corner
Of Nineteenth and streets. The fremsn were
promptly out, and the flames were exiting uished
before doing much damage,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

THE INDIAN DELEaATIoNs.-This morn
lag the delegation Of the sacs and Fox Indlans
now In this city called upon Secretary Harlan,
at the Interior Department, and had very
pleasant Interview. Secretary Harlan expressed
himself a. ready and willing 10 aid and befriend
them as far As In his power.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

Doom SEcuRED.-About' halfpast two
o'clock this morning 0nioer Howard, Of the Third
ward, found the door Of the residence No. sll
PennsylvAnia avenue standing open. The In
mates were notified and the door secured.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

A PLEASANT EvENEGs--Tuesday evening
last the ladies belonging to the mite society
residence Of Mr. @. B. Church, on Eleventh street,
Island, and presented Mr.. A 8. YOunt, leader OF
the choir, aud Miss Rachel A. Garrett, the organ
list, each with an elegant bound copy Of the
bible, bearing the Inscription, Presented by the
bytsrian Church. ~ Mr., ] II, Heron made
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

An earthquake on the island Of Porto Rico
on the 10th ult resulted In no serious damage
To property or loss Of life.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

= LARCENY AT THE CoURr-H ousE.--This
morning some one entered the witness room at
the Court House and stole thsrefrom an over
coat and hat belonging 10 Mr.. Robert Hughes,
one Of the Bailihs In the Criminal Court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
sUNDRrEs To suxpnrrs.

day. Ia.
An army engineer has taken charge Of thu
leyees In Louisiana.
THr New Orleans banks are TO DO given VI
to the directors thereof. |.'..F.
TEE steamboat Elsanora Carroll, full
laden, was burned at Louisville yesterday.
GEES. MCDOWELL and Wheaton and Maj
Kirkham have gone to Arizona. f.sr..
MrLLARD RnLroRr and wife were passen
gers BY the Europa, which sailed from New
York for Liverpool yesterday.
HoRAcn H. DAY, Esq addressed the De
troit Board Of Trade on Tuesday, In further
aues Of his projected Niagara Falls canal.
THsnr is q report In New Orleans tina
General Candy IL to succeed General Lorenl,
Thomas As Adjutant General Of the army.
CoHropoRr wnsLow has arrived at New
Orleans In tho Champion, and succeeds Ad
mirsl Thatcher in command Of the Gul
squadron.
THErE Is excellent navigation on tho Rec
river to Shreveport. About 1000 bales o.
80. 'A'''' "'N NV '>~' 4N""
-
mOr p'''aus IN NsH Cli'.s' 'ns'
- w Ae s''u ''A'' VIVA
The figures for West Virginia and the Dis
trict OF columbia were accidentally trans
pos.d In our ,tatemept vsst.rd.x NJ tbs npr,.
.. -
Dor Oh troops raised during the rebellion. IL
WAS mot neeessarv hov.v.r that thu J,,,.L
-.
HgehoeT, In 8oppnng the report, should re-
peat the error 40 faitbfullv as Il did
YESTERDAY, Gov. Fletcher, Of Missouri,
,ool ,o..oss;on NJ ~. q, I...a I,.,,,a
WIN Po'ee'V" VI 'no o. 'oo sno htonison
and the Atchison and Weston railroad, known
As the Platte county road In cop,eo,.r.. a,
$500 :" VI
ssoo ooo and ;,,sr.., ..,ora,s a.. y
:, A.,
- P~ee'U 'A'. VIM
ter' unaer which the roads were sold To
Messrs. StronRfellow, Osborn. Carpenter. and
p. ,,a, = ..-,,- :.
parns' nno ptoNioinB ior tho forfeiture oil
them TO the State II the above payment was
not mad. ON the l,t nj J.n,.,v Tha .;..,.d
"'' "iauo "n sn0 is' VI 'Anuhry' 1no eJecteo
managers protest.
In rHE Hall Of the Capitol, at Richmond,
yesterday, II. r. Pollard, Of the E1ami,er,
and Messrs. Tyler and Coleman, Of the En-.
guirer, exchanged shots-six in all. Nobody
hurt. They were arrested and taken TO the
bar Of the House Of Delegates, who will fur.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

the presentation, and Rev. Mr. Campbell, pastor
Of the church, responded for the recipients. Dur
ing the evenihg Mr.. Campbell. In neat and ap.
propriate address, acknowledged the receipt OF
an elegant suit Of clothes, which had been pre-
sented 10 him By the members Of the eongrega-
ton. The company were handsomely enter
Ing was passed.
A LITTLE WASDERER.--Yeste q little
boy, about four years OF age, who gave his name
as Miles Kellam, was found By 0nacsr Names, Of
the See, nd precinct wandering about the streets.
He was taken TO the station house, who're u was
asoertainsd that his parents were on . visit 70
Mr. Sperron, No. 500 Sixth street. The little fell
low was returned 10 his parents. -
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DIsAPPEARED.--ssturday last being pay.
day at the Marine Barracks, the marines all re-
ceived their money. Since then seventeen pri-
va es aud one corporal have disappeared.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

EDIToRIAL and other interesting matter on
the first page Of to.dsy's issue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

ILb.-Aldermsn J. P. Pepper, Of the
Fourth ward, IL lying dangerously III at his res
idence, on Sixth street. But little hopes arc en-
tortained Of his recovery. 80
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Aa- First National Bank OF Washing
ton, Washington, December "a, ls65.-The An
nual Election Of Directors Of the FIRST National
Bank Of Washington, for the ensuing year. will
be held At Its Banking House, on TUESDAY, Jan
uary o, 1865. WIS. HUNTINGTON,
jau2ti9 Caahier.
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phor Ice, with Glyeerine, cures Chapped Hands,
he. Immediately, and will keep the skin soft
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Druggists. Price Is cents. Sent by mail for So
cents. HBGBMAN 4 CO.,
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