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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

ORPHANS CoURF-Jndgs PurocR.-The
accounts Of Hudson Taylor, executor Of RleaEer
Lindsley, were approved and passed.
Also, the account Of Charles N. Matthews, I'D .
ministrAtor Of Charles W. Bennett
The will Of Basil Pattei sou was hled and fully
proven.
The Inventory OF the personal estate OF Jere.
mlah Hurley was returned by the executors.
In relation 10 the petition Of Thomas r. Bray
ton against Laura v. 7. Wilton. administrative
Of Albert q. Wilton, deceased, on motion Of the
counsel for the petitioner, 10 was ordered that .
citation be bsusd against tho misunderstanding, re-
qu,rtng her to appear on Saturday, the l7lh inst,
TO show cause why an attachment should not is
sue against her for contempt Of Court, for her
failure to give an increased administration bond
IN the sum Of $1,000, In compliance with the or.
der Of the Court, made on the Sd inst,
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oela.lYdGM

AS- To Consumptives.-The UNDER
signed having been restored to health In few
weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
Suffered several years with q severe lung afee-
lion, and that dread disease, Consumption, 10
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire Il, he will send . COPY Of
the prescription used, free Of ehArgs,) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will and sHrs cure for CoHsuhP.
rIOs, ASTHMA, BRoHoHIrIs, CouoHs, COLDS, DC.
The only object Of the advertiser In sending the
Information which he conceiyes to be inyaluA-
BILE; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as Il will cost them nothing, and may
prove 4 blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings County.
oc29. Smd&W New York.
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LOCAL A EE II ..

In DEsrirurs CIRCUMSTANCES Last
night three families, composed Of two men,
three women, and ten cihidren, applied at the
Fourth ward station house for lodging. They
stated 10 the officers that they had walked from
North Carolina to Indiana, where they had rela.
their friends were dead Having no money
they eagain started and walked from Indiana
10 this . ace, begging their food On The way.
The Cheers furnished them with room At abe
station. house, aud q collection was taksn mp
amounting to e35, This was given 20 them and
q supper provided for them. The oncers are en- /.
deayorins TO collect enough monsy 10 rive them
transportation 10 their homo In North Carolina.
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RAILROAD CHANCES. Several important
changes have been made in the time of the
arrival and departure Of trains on the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad, and on tho through
line between Washington, Philadelphia, New
York, and Boston, to take effect today for
which see first page Of to-day's REPUBLICAN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
10, 1866.
PRRsIDEsrIAL RECEPTIONS.

We are authorised to say that henceforth
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 DO srsnipg receptions al.
tsrnate Tuesdays, from 8 to Top. IN. The
first afternoon reception will take place on
Friday, March 9th.
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occxrrt IN sawn ~. ".ae blar.s.d
Rssisss Arc end y Astsh '-fss E
ExeLrsH sunboats have been ordered 70
the fishing grounds In view Of the abrogauos
Of the reeiprocity treaty. -
/, Ar .gpkpoyn woman jumped into the Ohio
lSivet non he NeSport ferry boat, wednss-
day night, and vas drowned
TEE iAtsst sBes.es joksis 'thstushs Mayor
Of that city hes geas 10 Nsw-=yotk Cor ths
benefit sf bis hesithaI Z hsI
TIE RsniAns in buekrsm marching against
Canada, and their phantom ships securing
the ssss, are likely 70 Keep England awrke
during the spring and summer. So 20
ASorHrR consignmsnt Of salmon and trout
ovs is being shipped from London to Austria
liz. Tbs quantity Is about one hundred
Thousand salmon osa, several thousand trout
ovs, besides char and salmon trout. -
A DEsrrRars eonaiet took place q few
days ago on . plantation in Steward county,
Georgis, during which three whites and
ssvsn negroes we're killed. and number Of
owns" 'nje'eo .s...a g. s-tr.7.s = ,
to attend Mrs. 4. Blanche, whose shoul.
der was dislocated. He treated her for
broken arm, and has been iuulcted in
81, 900 for malpractice. ri,.,f -,,s,'.,rT
Ar Marion, KY, recently. the punishmsnt
OF BOY In sehooi, where tnsy 'teaon the
young IDEA how TO shoot" gave rise 70 q
night In which SIXTY pap's took part Tor and
against the eacner' onepupii was shot ana
tho teacher was severity estabbed. 1900 .
NJ A rELEaRAH appears In the Boston papers
stating thas MI. Peterson, In whose house
Prssidsnt Lincoln died, has received Wv, 800
from the Government for damages to bis fur
niture, personal services, etc. It should
read s293.so. W DAP Is '''f aa ICY, .
The IrbHns's reporter Of the Gee court
martial at Raleigh, writes that the trial will,
IL 10 estimated, cost the Government at least
500, 900 before u Is ended. The testimony
thus Tar Tor the prosecution is replefe with
horrors only equalied BY the development Of
tho Wire court'martii.
TuE ex-rebel Gen. Forrest, who was to have
been tried this week before the United States
District Court at Memphis, on charge Of
treason, Is sick with the small por, in con.
sequence Of which fact the trial has been
postponed. . ~.
IAny from tina Vast reached sn.ncer.
mort on Tuesday evening, on a visit TO he,
parents. She had her infant with her, and
on meeting her mother she joyfully disrobed
her infant of the shawl In which Il wa,
wrapped, and found Il dead. Il had beer
suiroeated. r.....
r., .,h,.., ~ ..,.,,,,,r Al. horn,,.. :,
.o,a,.,. -. h.so,. ~. MiIi,.,, Com,;,,.,
=, ~. uo,.. ,..,.,a.,. ~. 1900 ~
go "a. ai..n,..a on,v ,ntorm.,,v ~,
msmh.r, No, h.;nv !, ,.t ..rr,sa ,.a,cisn,,,
- .n.h,. ',h.u 20 mai. . r.,o,t nno, ~,
,nh;sct n 4, tho ;mnr.,,ion bou.,.r ,b.,
. Mn leaking 10 thu end In yiev viii he ,ub,
mi,,.d n ,be Hons, a. an ..,,, d.v - -
NJ.
VI. ..... ~ yn-,s 1900,
-, - n1 J." ~. No'p"
80 :, s-r,..,s .t,.,,. 49, p.'
poee '" pP ,,., "s, eo''ee "
pe' w. nv ~ '..a " 1855 - 'u"'
~. "n" Wv .e'.Is "A' p,os'es',"s'
~ 800 We" 80 " p''Os' "i'A po"u,'.
s appoesa 10 an". ~ - ,n H .no
WYNN NV e6'oo eosts WV huhust hha put tht
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DoS'r FoRoEr r-that the Dead Duck
who quacks so much here about universal
suffrage for this District and all the rest Of
the South, was silent as death on the sub.
ject In the Harrisburg convention the other
day
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

DISMISSED. This morning., In the Chan.
Gerry court, before Justice wyiIe, the csse Of Jos
X. Daley VS.. The American Calculation Society,
was argued By N. THOMPSON, Rsq., for plsintif,
aud Jos: H. Bradley, ST., for defendant. The
defendants TO show, eau o why An injunetion
should not be issued 70 reach certain funds In
their hands was dismissed. H.. q. 81
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10y BANKERS and Brokers Telegraph to Levin
johnson q Co.
NEw YoRK March ln-Qn mn

ISrERHAL RBvESUE receipts for to-day,
1851 1874 80, and for the week ending to day,
Is. 62l, 7O2.96.
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RELEASED IRON JAb.--Jerry Minor,
Elias Miles, Israel Manual, and william Gibson,
four eoierea men, who ware srrested como time
ago, In the FIRST ward, and committed 10 jail by
Jusilco lDrury, on the charge Of stealing bones
In Fairfax eounty, Va, n6s having been. de-
ing been notified Of their arrest, nwAs this MON.
ing ordered BY the Criminal court that tbs de-
Pendants be dischsrged II they were detained for
no other cause t''1 % s'FF r'7'lI- fFfRT
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

CRIMINAL CoURr.-No cases were tried In
the Criminal Court to -day-the jury having been
was In session a short time, and q few bonds for
the appearance Of parties In jail were given.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

BosroS, March 1.-THE schooner Hia.
watha, or Rockland, took IRE Of Chatham,
last evening. and was totally destroyed Her
crew, sails, and rigging wore saved. . o %
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ASDr. IL. Anders' Iodine waIsr.-An
InpdladLs Dfseouery.--A FULL GRAM Of Iodine
In each ounce Of WAter!-DissOlpel tofthout a
SOlteat.-The most POWERFUL VITALInNa AaEsr
aud RESTORATIVE known. BcRoEULA, SALT
RHBUh, CAHcERs, RHEUhATIsh, CONSUMPTION, and
many Chronic and Hereditary Diseases, are cured
by It's use, as thousands can testify. Circulars
sent free. Price 81 per bottle. or 8 Tor ~,
DR.. H.ANDRRS 4 CO., Physiciaus and Chem
ists, AIS Broadway, New York. sold By Drug
gists generally, oot2s-Smd&w
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lars, ead oiltgiaacs 10 che Gorsrnmsaf az
IL nor srisfs, she7 befks coi'srfwyast efths
,rhoLt propfs, add ND fhs resrh Of ssiisfsyy
yescsr Dr. rrsseses. Tbs seis question y,
whether tie Union party can be a. success
full in peace % In war. whether II will or
can 80 govern that the consent Of the governed
viii be attained. The purpose Of the Amer.
icsn aovsrnment IL to govern for the good OF
all; no party will live that falls to 90 admin
lister Its power, and that party cannot die
which yields its authority go as to obtain the
popular favor and advance the popular wei
fare. iPaEsIpksr, JoHssoS has given his
whole heart TO this labor. Planting himself
on the rock Of the consti with It's sub
lime motto as his creed, Equal and exact
justice for all men, y steadily prosecuting the
work Of restoration, % commsnced BY his
Immortal predecessor, We believe that the
fate Of the Union Party, and more than all,
the destiny Of the American Rspublic, de-
ponds upon the universal adoption Of his
wise and benefcent statesmanship.
We assert, without fear of denial that The
position OF ANDREW JOHNSON 10 the logical
conclusion from the platform on which n.
was elected, and vas initiated BY tho party
which Supported LrucoLs and youssos. We
CHALLENGES the presentation OF . single de-
parture from the principles Of that party, as
announced BY the Baltimors Convention Of
1884. The restoration policy Of Mr.. Lis.
colin, which had received the most severe
and bitter opposition Of minority OF the
Union party, was triumphantly sustained BY
the admission Of delegates from reconstructed
States, and by the nomination, as Vice Pres
ident, of AEDRsw Johnson, the prominent
actor in that scheme Of restoration. That
policy became IN element Of the campaign
which resulted in the election Of LINCOLN
and Johnson, and mon from LouisiAna, Ton
nossee, and Arkansas, as members Of the
National Union party and defenders Of re.
construction, participated in its discussions.
The record shows unequivocally that the en-
emies Of the LINCOLN policy were beaten in
caucus, out-voted In the Conrention, and m.
initiated in the canvass. The verdict ofths
American people at the great tribunal Of The
polls stands forever rendered In favor Of that
system, the spirit Of which makes the promi.
nent feature Of President JOHSsox's course
to-day. More than this, We affirm that not only
waa tha ,n.a..1. ~ Al. D-..tl... 4. n
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BALrroRs, March le.-Flour dull and
dropping. Wheat steady. Corn dull; yel-
low 66as7e. Oats steady. Seeds Inactive.
Groceries inactive, with q downward ten
dency. Whisky dull, at s2.2e. .-- -
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rEn, rrrCrL AND scussoRs.


PEN. PEnCHL AND scEssoRs.
AirAH recently brought aNsuit against q
rsilro.d company fcs the loss Of his trunk,
which cortAipsd pni, h~ifa suit. Y ~ +
rHr cattle disease he produced new
fever In England, the she1 supply Of meat
having increased the demand for poultry.
A pfsrkrcH has been sent from 1rsnsds,
Miss, to Gov. Breenlow, errins nd % 10
ware Of assassination. Il IL believed to be .
cansrd, Matched for political purposes.
IT 10 reported that, owing 70 the extreme
high rents demanded BY owners Of stores and
busihess housss Ia Norfolk and Poftsmouth,
several failures have occurred. -
THs journeymen mutton butoh.r, Of Brisb.
ton havs struck for 10 cents for killing and
dressing shsep. and rs e.nts ma, b.ad 90,
calves. is.F brlEls5b b., .v.yrg .a.rasa
The oourt-martiai, Of which Brig. Gen.
Hays Ia President oontinuss in session In.
side Of FORTRESS Monroe. The cases tried are
not Of general interest. ilral.ar.a r..ia
Luu,. yuoo, m a.. ,s,h ..,o,.a q,
s.,,,v vn,,. r.,.,I,,. ~. a.. a. 49,. Al.
former besaau.,t.,. "A Kan. IN IN
feet, killing him instantly, ,r .aa.ara .
SAYS the Springfield (Mas,.) R,pabiiaap:
'.I3y some mysterious but meroiful .di,pep.
satiop.b The Msssaohusetts Lsoisl.ture has
been thus far restrained from making ,t,,ll
Ridiculous over the Wnsh,uSton imbrov,,o !,
Aor.,,x, =, A.,
anna "A a. a.. o,s ~
Of Mai. Gen, Miles, commanding n. AZ.
trict on al vessels. aoyernnent or otb.r.
wise, coming from the West India, ~ r ,
r., 49,, ..u, ~ -.
,..,.a /. ~. T,ss...u n.."-,".n a, ;.
M.r,h q 4. asa ooo ,,o m. .-"ut ~
a..m.a !. ss7 40, yso' ',.,",,.
sIo so- iIo - 49, ""'''e '''''"A's
- -. -
80. - - -. ~ I ,.l n ,,,
;nM..,.I -. 80 ~ 'eoe'i'O a ao,
l.,..s -. rsa Ioae W, ',]o'
~ rs,,,. o IN an'o,s'u in
-, - s-e''oV'VVo'
LIE casn shes ~ tho land ONCE at Nc
nasns' wisconsin, during tho month Of Feb
'uafy' amounted 70 Se,oso79j whilst th'
see Of 'ois IN the Fort Howard reserve
amounted 20 s'zs.so; besides general entries
u"usr 'ne nomes'eao Jaw ~.
~ 'ne nhsle month Oh February, at the
Doone'ine 'niissouri) lAnd-ohcs, 30, osS acres
Al - q
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ar The DrIdaI Cham Der, an kIasay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also
Jew and reliable Treatment for Diseases Of tie
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. eKlLllh
aouoHroH. Howard Associations. rhiisdsleh'',
p. andy
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

QuIEr.-Tbe sergesnts Of police report but
81 arrests made y, sterday throughout the Dis
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NEW YoRK, March 10. - Cotton dull
Flour declined loc.; Southern 8.75a$l5. so
Wheat declined lA2o. Corn dull. Beef firm.
Pork heavy. Lard Arm. Whisky dull.
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PERSONAL.


MAJ. GES. JoHs @. FREaosr arrived ut
Wizards last evening. p ''... ''a na.
MAJ. GEN. CUsrER Is In town.
Bma. sEs. HEArH, commanding the east
sub-district Of the Plaias, has arrived In town.
- GEs. Frank BLAIR, JR,, arrived in the
city to-day. -,-s -..r ....-. .. f's.
MAJ. Gas. HrrcHCocK's injuries by the
carriage accident yesterday, wsro not serious.
MAJOR CHARLES o. RoeERs, of the Dos
ton Journal, has given $500 for the erection Of =
building As the central bureau Of the public and
private charities In that city. d." '"..
MAJ. GEs. Gko. J. srAssARp arrived ut
the Ebbiu this morning. H d.. .s.1.'r'
Col. Ely 8. PARKER 10 Acting Assistant
Adjutant General at Lieutenaat General Grants
headquarters. t....... ....u.
PRor. DAvIEs, of New York, Is In town.
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FTesdmen's Amir. In Arkansas.

Brig Gen. W. SPRAouE, Assistant Com.
missioner for Freedmen for tho States Of Mis-
souri, and Arkansss, reports to Gen. o. o.
HowAnp, dsteof Little Rock, February 20,
that during tho month Of January last,
a, S36 rations were issued 10 2,44T refugees
against 10, $50 rations issued TO I, $50 TO peo-
pie Of the same class for the preceding month;
and that 1895 rstions were issued TO 547
freedmen against IL, $50 issued to ia freed.
men in the month Of December, showing q
large increase Of issues to refugees and de-
crease to tho freedmen. The CommIssioner
apprehends still larger increase will be
shown BY the returns Of the present month
In many parts Of the State there was but
a scanty supply Of food last Fall, and this
has been exhausted. Tho poor people are
without money or means 10 procure food
FROM distance, and there seems to DO no
alternative but to supply the helpless women
and children from the commissary stores Of
tho Government, in order to save them from
death and actual starvation. The Commits
sioner Is using every endeavor TO alleviate
the suffsrings Of the destitute in tho State,
and exercising proper discrimination In the
distribution Of his benefaotions.
He states that he will not b surprised IL
the Bureau Is compelled to issue food to
1000 helpless men, women, and children
during tho next quarter. as the civil author
tiles everywhere fail TO make any provision
for the destitute and suffering. labor Is in
great demand, and all freedmen able and
willing to work have obtained employment
for the year. at fair wages, in consequence Of
which but few are idle.
Tho Commissioner in his report states
that 1851 oolored children are being taught
in regularly organized public schools, in ad-
dition to 4 large number educated on planta.
tionsi and no further states that there would
DO many more schools II teachers could be
furnished.
Tho Commissioner regrets to report that
public sentiment has not improved Of late,
and that intolerance towards Union men,
and expressions Of hatred against all Cyan.
KEGS" are more frequent and fierce than
they were few mouths ago
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TRIAL OF THE REBEL PIRATE
~ vre' .gV- sEMNEs. .'r r.a

We are authorised to say that there Is 10
truth in the statement TINT the Navy De-
pntment has Determined not to try the rebel
pirate SENNEs. nrsip,........
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sPEcI.AL NOTICES.


ss- the Regular M onthiy Meeting OF
the Board Of Trustees 81 Public Schools vtii be
held In their room, at the City Hail. ON TUBS
DAT evening, March Is, at seven o'cloek.ac
s' ..."a R.F. BoIsRAu,
mn,o - ------------ss '' "''lT
~ spirttuaiism.-me 3or Thos. Gates
fosT IN, an able and eloquent TRANCE SPEAK
sn,,sn ~ ,tn,on Hsi, an SiiSpII y
Ia,ch m All n n NJ snS n m 'o''
ISni.s,anH Mo,nI,. 80. s..n,n IN -.
mhin.ItsT -
As-The HoitIzens :, Association for the
Relief Of the Poor OF tbs City, will hold . Pub-
lie Meeting 10 the Council Chamber, TO MIGHT.
at o,eiock, for the purpose Of devising means
=. 49, Mie''e w pe9 NJ ve 9So. IN our
q n ,TiIsT $780, f'N.
,oh,o-i, aPo sIviar Tra.s,,.r u
10y, y ~, 1te eN'- AZ
every sabbath In tue Church, corser Of EisSth
and II streets. Service every Sunday at II a.
IN. and evening. Seats free. Rev. T. r. How.
lett, pastor. Ut s w aH l.Ill des0-u
srFrod. Dous1...i----
The Lecture Of the above on ''The Issue OF the
Day" will positively be delivered before tho
National kgual suffrage Association, In the ClTf
ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Louisiana ayenue, south
Ss,iopai Ho,ei. op sATuRphY XyRNiNG Inc
lOth ipst. al ~ O'Clock. Doors opsn Al X -"
am ipiormoa mai. sinee tba renewal 81 ths
OantsSbn,y' tb,s hsii has bssn rsa,tsd sna i,
ose ~ M. mo most eomfortsSls PaSiis Lssiars
hooms IN tne guy.
ApPiy cary LOT uchees ~ ratner BOOK s'Ana'
r1s' inc, OF you Will NOT se' 'nem' .au.,r
rnee % cent?; IA,
s hon' "A' " IN M - r ppns,ssr'
preside: Jun W.hAsbhouUh.
s.-An Imnort.nt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VIZ How.Rn nav A M ths eIco,sn eoIarsd
gentleman who delivered the Grafton before the
Eiueoln Eduea,' ouai Nom mani hssoeist,oe. In
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Aa- Madam Mounts Pie salve-a
Valuable Remedy for that Dlssasei also, a Con-
sumption Destroyer, and au Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, Sc; can DO fou1d at
stott's Drug Store, opposite National Hoteli
Gilman's, near Metropolitan Hotelj Ford'S, cor
ner Of Eleventh aud PsunsyiVaniA avenue; In.
avenue Elliott's corner Of aud Twelfth streetsi
HarbAugh =, corner Of Seventh and q. Jal2-u
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THE peach crop Of southern Ohio Is winter,
killed.
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sS Calvary Baptist Church meets
every Sabbath In the Church, corner Of Eighth
and II streets. Service every Sunday at II a.
lett, pastor. DIT wv. .H H.nI de90-u
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As- % 20 $40 per Day I-we want ao-
We, energetic AGENTS everywhere linen or
women to whom We offer exirAordinary induce
neuts to engage in alight, geutssl and profitable
business. Sample will be forwarded upon ap.
plieation with stamp to pay return postage.
Address BRADLEY, CHADWICK & CO.,
febs-lmDAw ll8 Broadway, New York.
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ca The Philharmonic Society Meets
every TUESDAY evening at the New York ave-
nue. church, (Dr, Gurley's) at ~ o'clock. In
rehearsal, Msndelssohns' 0ratorio, 81. Paul.
deell-M '.. .Hs.s
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as-Twenty-nye Cents 20 Save TWEEN
ty-1ye Dollars. - HR6EMAN'S Concentrated
BsnIine removes Paint, Grease Spots, 30. In
stantly, and cleans silks, Ribbons, Gloves, &C.,
equal 10 new. Only 25 cents per bottle. Sold
by Druggists. HICKMAN 4 CO.,
Chemists aud Druggists,
noly.d1w9m Nav York
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

AS- Music.-Mrs. Heath, No. 100 New
York avenae, between Fourth aud Fifth streets,
continues 10 give lessons on the Piano. Terms
DO per quarter. Chickering q Louis 18th instru-
ment Three or four more pupils solicited.
NAL Avs TO.
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81 Wonderfully straoEe.-Madame
NJ II. PERREGAULT, who has astonished the
scientific classes Of Paris and London, has now
permanently located herself at Albany, NY.
Madame Perregsult, by the aid OF her wonderful
Instrument, known as the Horoscope, guarantees
10 produce life like picture Of the future hus-
band or wife OF the patron, together with the
date Of marriage, leading traits Of character, oe-
oupation, etc. This Is no humbug, rs thousands
Of testimonials can assert. She will send, when
desired, a written guarantee that the picture IL
what II purports to DO. By stating age, height,
iSs 10 cents and stamped envelope, ddresssd to
Yourself, you will receive the picture By return
mall. Address ~
MADAME N. II. PERRE0AULT,
p. o. Drawer 202, Albany, N Y.
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As-The "oitizens' Association for the
Relief Of the Poor Of tbs City" will hold q Pub-
lie Meeting 10 the Council Chamber, To- NI0HT,
at SO clock. for the purpose Of devising means
to alleviate the suffering Of the poor In our
midst. Il WA BRADLEY, Sc. President
?. u. sTITT, Secretary. NV n
inhl0-lt GEO, SAVAGE, Treasurer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

ns-An Important observation-disclosures
WIN. HOWARD DAY, A NJ, the eloquent eolored
gentleman rho delivered the Grafton before the
Lincoln Educat onal Monument Association, in
the grounds south Of tho Executive Mansion, on
the 4th Of July last will lecture 10 the Fifteenth
street Presbyterian church, (Rev. DR.. Garnett's,)
on MONDAY EVENING, I2th instant Subject;
Equality before the Law .mhB.lt+
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

1s- Ofico Washington Gas Light
C0MPANY.-0n and after March I, 1856, (ahtil
further notice, the price Of COKE will be Twelve
cents per bushel --.--.s..rr.
mI.u GEO. A. MoILHENNY, Engineer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

NS-Trees, Grapes, and PIants.-Prince
q Co., Linpean Nurseries, Flushing, New York,
will send Catalogues Of any Of the Six Depart
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