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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Gen. scott-Reeruiting- Emit.
grafton Vetoed-Goods Falling
The Convention.

Gen. scott-Recruiting- Emit
grafton Vetoed-Goods Falling
The Convention.
New ORLEANS, March 7.-Gen. Scott Is
still here, and not at Pensacola, rs reported.
Recruiting for the Liberal army Is going
on here.
The Presidents veto Of the Freedms On s
Bureau bill arrested the contemplated emil
grafton Of large number Of Texans to for
eign countries.
freedmen's affairs In Texas are favorable,
and In this State more satisfactory.
Goods are selling in Houston at rs per
cent below invoices.
In the Galveston Convention an effort was
made to base representation in the Legisla-
ture on the number Of free persons, but it
failed.
The committee on the legislative depart
ment express unqualified opposition to the
negro suffrage. Provision was made for the
election of State officers as soon as praeti-
| cable.
DIR. Gener made an able minority report
fayoring unlimited suffrage.
The convention paced an ordinance ma
king five years residence q necessary qualif-
cation for Legislators, while white suffrage
will probably DO restricted.
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SUPREME oOuRr or rnr UMrrp srAfzs,-

On motion Of Hon. Reverdy johnson, jos o.
Clayton, Esq, Of Washington, D. o., Jos. Dan
admitted attorneys and eoupseiiors Of this court
On motion Of Mr.. David Dudley fieia, George
p Strong, Esq, OF Missouri was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of the court. . -stgJ
No. $50. Err pdrte, in the matter Of Lambidep
No. se5. Bs pa'ts in tbs matter Of william A.
Bowlel, petitioner, and ~ 4.6i.. ga l.. -.AsLgE
No. s7e. Bp pdlte In tho matter Of Stephen
HorEey, petitioner. no .'
The srgument Of these eansss was continued
by Major General Eatlsr and Mr.. stahberry IN
oppo Iit'on 10 the petitouers.y rg.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning Of elsysn
O ioloak
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THIRTY : NINTH CONGRESS
First Session. a
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1866.
SENATE

. SENATE .
Mr.. Van Wrinkle presented tho ;oint ,eso-
luton Of the West Vireinin Leg;,lStnre All.
ing Congress TO nav The war claims Of that
State, growing out Of the eouipment. arming,
and having Of militia. Referred IN the Nh,
itary Committee.
MI. Trumbull presented tho nathan If
officers Of the Illinois Central railroad ash
ing that iron used In the ooustruotion Of rail.
road bridges end other superstruotures. he
EXEMPTED from excise dutSs
Mr.. Wilson Introduced the petition q,
nrmy officers for an increase Of nav; which
was referred 10 the Military Committee.
nv. Morgan. from tbe COMMITTEES on III.
napo. reported hack the netjtio, Of Inc Nav
York Union Leayue Climb asking Thai Con-
gress anpropriate for the ,eI;ef az Mrs lin.
coin The amount Of salary for the ful, term
of oeioe for which Mr. Lincoln was electad
Mr., Moran asked that the committed be
disobarped. the subject having bsen aetsd
upon, and IL was so ordered.
Mr.. Poland presented n Joint resolution 10
amend the Constitution BY disqualifyin9 from
voting or holding Office all who have win.
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MISREPRESENTATION OF THE
PREsIDENT AND HIS CABINET
-LETTER FROM POSTMASTER
GEMEH AZ nEMMIlnN :


We print elsewhere, from the New York
Commercial Advertissy, q specimen Of the
manner In which some Of the leading jour.
nails In the country are incorporating the
President Of the United States. Many sin
oerely believe what they write, while others
print the most infamous statements from
malicious motives. Below we give place to
an interesting and important letter from
Postmaster General DESSIsoS, correcting
certain statements that have been circu-
lated in New Hampshire, alike injurious to
that officer and the great Union party of the
country. 1t contains the ring Of the true
metal:
Posr OPPIcR DEPARTMENT
wAsHISdroS, March 5, 1885.
Hon. Jdnes W. Patterson, House Of Repressnt-
Sin: have your note of this morning In.
forming me that gentlemen Of position and
character have written you, that the Demo.
cratic leaders Of Now Hampshire arc at
tempting to influence the pending election In
that State by declaring to postmastsrs that
Communications have been received from me,
In which declare, or ut least intimate, that
I have no sympathy with the Republican
party, and do not wish postmasters TO co-op-
crate with that party in the present canvass
and that they will be removed from Office II
they do so; to which you add, that believing
my views and wishes to DO greatly misrepre-
sented by such statements, you would be
glad to receive, II agreeable to me, q con-
tradiction Of them over my own name.
In reply, let me say, that you appreciate
correctly my views and wishes on the sub
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
aS-Frod, Dourlna.i

So Fred. Dougla
The Lecture Of the above on 1.-THE Issue OF The
National Equal Suffrage Association, In the CITY
ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Louisiana avenue, south
side, near sixth street. Immediately baek OF the
10th inst, at TX o'clock. Doors open at ~ ~
I am informed that, since the removal OF the
Canterbury, this hall has been rehited, and ls
one OF the most comfortable Public Lecture
Rooms In the city. r -. .--...l ........ .
Apply early for Tickets at Parker's Book Stand,
Post ono, or you will not get them.
Price 80 cents. ..-- ... .r .....
The Hon. wM. D. KELLEY, President, will
preside. JON W. HASBR0UCK,
mh8-3t Secretary.
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CIVIL RIGHTS AND CITIZENSHIP.

The important bill defining citizenship,
and establishing equality and protection Of
civil rights, provides in its first section that
all persons born in the United States and not
subject to any foreign power, excluding H.
dians not taxed, are hereby declared to be
citizens Of the United States without dis
tinetion OF color, and there shall be no dis
elimination in civil rights or immunities
among the Inhabitants Of any State or Ter
ritory Of the United States on account Of
race, color, or previous condition Of slavery
but the inhabitants Of every race and color,
without regard to any previous condition Of
slavery or involuntary seryitude, except as q
punishmsnt for crime whereof the party
shall have been duly convicted, shall have
the same right to make and enforce con-
tracts, to sue. be parties and give evidence,
to inherit, purchase, lease, sell, hold, and
convey real and personal property, and to
full and equal benefit Of all laws and pro-
ceedings for the security Of person and prop
etty, and shall be subject to like punish.
msnt, pains, and penalties, and to none
other, any law, statute, ordinance, regula-
ton, or custom to the contrary notwith.
standing.
The remaining sections are provisions for
the yindioation Of these rights, and the Uni
ted States courts are TO be the medium by
which citizenship Is to be protected, equality
cfrigbts maintained, and justice upheld.
The act Is drawn with mastery skill, and
is calculated DO accomplish the noble object
Co. vhicb q Va, o,;oina,sd Nov n. bsr.-
tosor. va Give our unqualified .,,snt 10 this
n.c..,.rv MEASURE. II /, demanded nv the
.i,.u,u.i.ne.s which the war entailed mon
m, and ths Immortal net of emancipatiou
vould he iaeoapl.ts without it. To the
fu,I,,t s.t.nt 90 admit the statement that
freedom TO the former slave would be but a
barren and base moctery to him, without he
has the legal guarantees To protect him in
the pursuits and privileges incident to his
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08
The Presldent,a Report.

The opponents of the President have
| charged that he has kept on his table reso-
luton passed two months ago. calling upon
him to send to Congress copies Of the proclar
nations organizing the Provisional Govern
ments, the constitutions Of States rs amended
| by the late conventions, and the laws passed
by their Legislatures In the work Of organi.
ration A second call was made, and he had
now responded. It appears that he had no
sinister motives for Withholding the informa-
| ton, las his opponents maliciously charged, }
but that the fault, " any, was with the Sec-
rotary OF State, who did not know until the
passage Of the second resolution by the Sen.
ate, that any call had been made. The re-
port Of the President puts to shame the men
who have made the gross charges against
him. Take, for instance, the following,
from the Chicago Tribune;
The true reason why the President withbolds
this information 10 because he dare not have Il
brought to light and discussed. II would show
that In violation Of the laws Of Congress, the
President has appointed to the office OF Governor,
In each instance, known rebels, who could not
take the oath prescribed by law.
No wonder the President shuns the light, for
his deeds are evil. II Is significant feature In
the Presidents "pOlicy" that he violates the
| Constitution In order to embarrAss Congress In
the pursuit Of Information relative TO matter Of
which they have not concurrent but exclusive
| Jurisdiction.
It not only appears that the information
was given as soon as the Secretary Of State
knew It had been asked for but It appears
from the report that "aH the persons ap-
pointed Provisional Governors tcsys regnired
TO take tie oath prescribed By act Of CongTeSS,
except W. W. Holden, appointed Provisional
Governor Of North Carolina" and that "the
omission Of the requirement in his case is
believed to have been entirely accidental"
Tho report contains the correspondence
which passed between the President and the
Provisional Governors, most Of which has
already been published. It Is Of so little
new Importance that the Telegraph sends
only q missrably brisf abstract N y.
Commercial ddUeTtiser.
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CovpLAoRArloN AT sr. CnOIx.-Tho U.

CoSPLAGRArIoN AT ST. CRon.-The U, s.
Consul at St. Croix, West Indies, under date
Of February 10, informs the Department Of
State that Are occurred on the island, con-
Stunning 70 building, including an English
church Of a costly structure. By this ealam'
ity some 500 families were made homeless.
The total loss will exceed 100000. ',H.
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rHURsDAY::;:;::::::::::::=MARCH 8. 1866
PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTIONS.

We are authorized to say that henceforth
only one reception each week will be given
at the Presidential Mansion. The ladie,
will receive alternate Fridays, from l to 8
p. IN. There will be evening receptions al.
tenste Tuesdays, from to Top. m. The
FIRST afternoon reception will take place on
Friday, March 9th.
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MADAME NJ. H. PERREGAULr,
p. o. Drawer 2O2, Albany, n. z.

A5- Madam Mounts Pile snlve--a
Valuable Remedy for that Disease also, . Con-
sumption Destroyer, aud an Bnire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &c. can be found d
Stotts Drug Store, opposite National 'HotslI
Gilmau's, near Metropolitan HOTEL Ford's, eoT-
ner Of Eleventh aud PeunsylVAnia aVenuei En-
twisle's, corner Of Twelfth and PennsylVaniG
avenue Elliott, corner Of aud Twelfth stFoetsI
HArbaugh T., corner OF Seventh and o, J4l2-u
AS~ 'rnO EridaI chamber, an Essay %
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also
lew and reliable treatment for Diseases Of The
ssAlsd envelopes. Address, DIR, J, BKILlIh
aoUdHfoA, Howard AIIosialioa. PhilaAslPhS,
~ - T.. 70 ',.ns1 nAst.y .
y I-a... .Hr......r H4H#.H7E g.
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Philadelphia Markets.

PHLADELPHIA, March s.-Beef in better
demand, md advanoed-receipts 800 head
extra Pennsylyania l64al6; fair to good 1871
TO- Sheep in lair demand, and had advanced
l cent-receipts 8, 900 head. Hogs advanced,
owing to light receipts-SOO head were sold
at 14al4i. Cows unehanged-springers al
40a65.
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Importation OF Cattle and HIDES.
An fmportant circular from the Secretary
Of the Treasury respecting tho importation
Of hides, cattle, &c., from foreign ports
other than those Of Europe, win be found on
our first page to-day. ...-.......
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08
D.but Of Wilhelm Formes.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 7.-Wilhelm
FOrmes, the baritone, and brother Of the
celebrated basso, Karl Rormes, made his
aisJm here last night in william Tell, " be.
fore fashionable and critical audience. lie
made a very fine impression. His voice ID
excellent, and he 10 an accomplished actor.
We prOnOuncs him the best baritone ever
heard here in opera.
On Friday his brother Theodore, the csls-
brated heroic tenor, will make his dSbEt.
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Longstreet Expressing and Dick Tay
Tor CanalinE.

New ORLEANS, March 7-Gen Long
street has been elected president of the Great
Southern and Western Life and Accident In.
suranoe Company.
Gen. Dick Taylor has leased from the State
the new canal connecting the upper part Of
New Orleans with the lake for $3.50, 900, pay
able In annual indictments.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

puu puucrr. AVN aCxaaou.
uI...,
- 49,.
~ e0''oa ''''ns mama mss broken ou'
:" n''a I'm
THn marital code Is TO be enforced BY the
rresomensburean. Y ~ y =
TIE Fenians ''hollered'' before they got
out Of Jones' Woods the other day.
Tur nroo.sa,r.. a, c.u.....-,xs..wu
be found interesting. ErUIBr.
Tur rate Of in,.re,t Ia, b..r r.d,o.d Nv
the Bank Of Enplsnd 10 ,.v.n mar osnt
r., An a, 49,, !, ~, ~ ~ n -
dial .ommi..ia sa1 :, .se.s - AN S' os spe=
ment 81, 900 day,.. A. I'5'
MILITARY ord.r ,nb;so,. x..,.,, =, N.-
Orleans from the Was, I,d;., A. ,v.n,x .Gv.
days, quarantine. 10 guard ,g,in,, choisr.
-.
I,ondo, b.ao,. hav,n. - aot.s p.h 90.
At spl.soI ~ 1I''"'' =, f'TiNN''N - ~ -
- ~. o.H.1 u. ~ D. -
fe says ostuin proposals
a".,,,1 no~ %a,mii,an Wnicn render the
possible return OF i've thousand troops from
Mexico beyond May. -.t.,.........,..
THr State military ball in Boston last
Monday night was q superb affair. One Of
the Boston reporters made felioitous use Of
Millions Paradise Lost In describing Il.
TIM N.v p.d,o,s .h,u.,..,. =.
now cbarVins tbir,v.sv. o.n,, ~, - -
THAR I.bory worh nnon ,wo .h;n. h.. -
,u.n.nd.d 4, oon.oon.n.. AZ ma. 49,.
en"sy''an,a Union convention at
a'I,'ou'g' yesterday nominated Gen. John
W. weary On .ne "rst ballot, LOT governor.
Inc vote $1,000: oeary, oli W. W. ketchum,
'S o. n "0ornoao' isi harvey white, ..
The New Hampshire Insane Asylum. at
Concord viii probably get about 5000, 900
rom the estate OF the late Moody Kent, Of
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

GRAND CoNcERr IN AID OF rHB CAusx OF
TRHPRRAScE,-we would call particular stten-
tlon 70 the programme In another column OF the
concert o-night at Odd Fellows Hall Tho ladies
and gentlemen therein named arc 90 well known
to the community for their superior musical at
tainments, that We bsspeak for the managers q
full house; besides, the Temperance cause, IN aid
Of which tho concert IL given, commend II TO the
favor Of all order loving citizens. IN "a
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08
Canada Arming Against the Fenisn,

MONTREAL, March 8.-The morning pa
pers say last night orders were received by
the militia authorities to call on 10, 900 vol
unteers within twenty-fOur hours, and that
last night guards were stationed at the ar
mories and everything put In state Of de-
fence for any emergency that might arise.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

As-An Important Lecture.-Professor
WA. HOWARD DAT, A NJ, the eloquent oolored
gentleman who delivered the Grafton before the
Lincoln Educational Monument Association, in
the grounds south Of the Executive Mansion, on
the 4th Of July last will lecture In the Fifteenth
street Presbyterian church, REV. DR.. Garnett's.)
on MONDAY EVENING, 18th instant Subject:
Equality before the Law. mhs-4ts
1S-Trees, Grapes, and Plants.-Prince
Co., Linnean Nurseries, Flushing, New York,
will send Catalogues Of any Of the Six Depart
ments to applicants who send stamp for each.
nh7-6l4
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

SECRETARY McCuLLocH's VIEws OF THE
Political sIrUArIos.-on our first page to.
day will be found q communication, copied
from the Hartford, Connecticut, .Conrant,
which will be read with interest, as showing
the position of the Secretary of the Treas
ury, past and present. upon the main politi.
cal issues Of the day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08
SECOND EDITION
F'oUn o'cIoCK. p. M.

DRLEeAr1oNC CALLS Uror THE
PRESIDENT TODAY.
Two delegations called upon the President
to-day, one FROM Ksntaeky and one from
Louisiana. Each reprssent their State s
Recovering stsAdiIy Nom tho mock Of 'rsbel.
lion. The Louisiana delegation speak more
encouregingly Of the loyal condition Of that
State than any othsrs from thsros have re-
Gently done, No speeches we're msde by the
President. The interviews were converse
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08
BrERsTADT,s GREAT PIoTURr
Az sEATON HALL.

BIEnsrADr's picture Of "a Storm In tho
Rocky Mountains {" Is attracting great nun
bers Of visitors each day and evening. IT
calls forth tho praises Of the most critical
admirers ofart. Every ono in Washington
should sec this grand picture before 1t IL
taken away from our city. ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

AwruLLr Dusrr.--If Congress will pass
q bill providing for the cleaning Of the
streets Of Washington, We will venture to
assert that the President will not veto It.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08
Death Sentences OF GuerriIlas Conn
muted.

LOUISVILLE, March 8.-Gen. Palmer has
commuted the death Of seventeen guerrillas,
including James Harvey Wells alias VIM.
Henry and Samuel o. Berry,< ten years i'm
prisonment at Albany, subject to the appro-
val of the President.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

LECTURE pY FRED. DOUGLASS. Mr..
Douglass will lecture POSITIVELY at the Assembly
Rooms, Louisiana avenue, between Four-and-a
half and Sixth streets, on next Saturday evening,
at tx o'clock, on "Ths Issues Of the Day"
Hon. VIM. d. Kelley, Of Peunsylvauia, viii pre-
side. See notice In another column.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

SELLING LIoUoR.-Ann Nolan was arrested
Clements, for selling liquor without license.
Justice Call imposed nne Of $40, aud In default
Of payment she was sent to the workhouse for
sixty days.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

COUNTERPART MoNEY.-Jacob Brown, q
colored man, was arrested yesterday on the fsl-
and, BY oaicer Evans, for passing a counterfeit
$40 piece known as "splei marx" on a man
named William Ryan. Justice Handy sent the
accused TO Jail TO answer the charge at court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

THn UrIrED STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE
for March is received at this once, and is for
sale by HuDsos TAYLOR. II Is an interest
ing number.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

MAYOR cEsrnR, c'Head. centre,") Of
Cleveland, (ohio) is In town, stopping at will
lards'. ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

PROPERTY REsroRED.-Dr. A. @. BYnsE,
of Alexandria, Va, has had his property re-
stored to him. He was, during the rebel
lion, surgeon in the Confederate army.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

So Catarrh, scrofula, Broncb
LIVER AND KIDNEY DIsEAsEs.-wM. X. PRINCE,
Of the LinnEan Nurseries, has discovered posi-
tive cures for the above aud for all inherited and
Chronic Diseases, Nervous Debility, Rheuma-
tism, and others arising from impurity Of the
blood hitherto deemed incurable. Explanatory
circular one stamp. Treatise on all diseases 10
cents mh7-6tH
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

NEY YoRK, March s.-Cotton dull. Flour,
wheat and corn dull. Beef quiet Pork
heavy. Lard firm. Whisky dull.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

IsTrRsAL RSvEsUE receipts for to-day,
$4s8, 1886 go. ----
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As- The Eight Hour Movement.
RALLY woRKINGMENi
PUBLIC MEETING
ODD FELLOWS HALL
ON FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 0. 1860

The work'ngnen OF the District sre Informed
thai the Workingmen's Convention have deter
mined to hold public meeting AZ ODD Fellows
Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING, March Q, 1896, at
which speeches are expected TO be made by
Hon. A, J. RODGERS, OF New Jersey;
Hon. W. r. NIBLACk, Of Indiana;
Hon. JOHN L. THOMAS, OF Maryland;
and II is hoped and expected that all Working
meu, with their families, will attend, aud show
that their interest In the Eight Hour Movement
is undated.
Come In mass and aid cause dear to all.
A. 7. CAvIs,
mh6.4t Chairman Executive Committee.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

Con. When shall We read the book Of ma
ture1
ans. When autumn turns the leaves.
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AS- s5 to $40 per Day 1--WE want ac-
i've, energetic AGENTS everywhere (men or
women to whom We offer extraordinary induce
nents to engage in alight, gentsel aud profitable
business. Sample will be forwarded upon APP
plication with stamp to pay return postage.
Address BRADLEY, CHADWICK 4 CO.,
febs-lmD&W ll8 Broadway, New York.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

wsy,F grand, pianos With his usual skill On
ths whole the concert wss decided euecsss,akd
proves that the abilty Of the musical fraternity
Of the city IL bidding FAIR 70 rival similar sooio-
ties In the Northern citios. The co cooperation OF
the music loving public win enable them 70 give
frequently q repetition Of the concert which 70
delighted the audience last night. -
A CoNrENrTIBLB wRErcu.-0n Monday
night some scouudrei entered the buiiding oeeu-
pied By the Male intermediate School Of The
Fourt district near the corner Of vrRinis avenus
and sixth street, Island. Of which Misc Geneva
Reed IL teacher, took the picture Of Prssfdent
Lincoln from the wall aud destroyed H. They
also broke open tho teaoher's desk, turned the
inkatand over, aud threw the farniture about.
Some time ago the children Of the pablo schools
contributed aud purchased picture Of President
Lincoln for each school room.
The little fellows attached TO this school say
they will have smother picture. Tho regular
meeting Of the School Board will be held on
rnAsdsy evening nsxt, and no doubt some aetcn
will be taken TO ferret out and bring to puuihlf
mont these Villains who enter the school rooms
after the Adjournment Of the schools. feyeral
rooms have been broken open lately and tho
desks ransaeked. .#q' w. % ID. 90. gr4 rnF
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

ns- Office Washington Gas Light
CoMPAHY-on and after March ], 1866, until
further notice, the price Of COKE will be twelve
cents per bushel
ml.M GEO. A. McILHENNY, Engineer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

90 Music.-Mrs. Heath, No. 100 New
York avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets,
continues to give lessons on the Plano. Terms
$40 per quarter. Chickerlng' Louis 18th instru-
ment. Three or four more pupils solicited.
mall