Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-31

GooD.sIzED strawberries can be purchased
for about dollar apiece.
Ar present, when 5000, 900 in gold are
coined at the Paris mint, they are divided
into these denominations and quantities:
s, O00E Of 1907. pieces; 10, O00f. Of 5Of;
74o, OOOf. Of 2Ofi 100, OOOE of 1of.i and
IS, OOOf Of ST. pieces.
THERE has just been sale Of old china in
Paris-the collection Of an English amateur.
One small vase sold for $3.50, another for
5000. The whole collections very small
one-produced $4,000
MEssRs. LARwoRTH and FiEIicani, while
making excavations in Syria, recently dis
covered perfect Hebrew house, built two
centuries B. c. they found in 1t the Ave
books Of Moses, David's Psalms, and an
other book containing a selection of Hebrew
poetry, Of which this is the only known copy.
OK inquiry at the Treasury Department It
has been ascertained that there was no au-
thority for recently published statement
that the Secretary Of the Treasury would
pay the May interest, due on the $50 bonds,
early in April. There has been no such de.
termination on the subject.
An exhibition Of the works of living artists
Is to take place this summer, at the Hague.
No contributions will be received after the
18th Of May. Seven gold medals-four for
native and three for foreign artists-will be
distributed on the part of the town.
TEE roputed author of THE Harp of n
Thousand Strings" Rev. Henry 7. Lewis
has been heard from. He is residing at
Monroe, La, whittier he removed the first
year of the war, and he is the happy father
Of three children, two-thirds Of whom are
twins.
We LEARN that Rev. Fielder Israel, ro-
Gently minister in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will preach in the Unitarian Church
tomorrow, (morning and evening.) 1t is
stated that some time since he began the
reading of Unitarian books that he might re.
flute their doctrines, which led to radical
change in his own theology.
n MILLAUD, the proprietor Of the two
cents newspaper Of Paris, which sells daily
260, 900 copies, having refused to take back
from 'ne newspaper aeaiers 'he" unsoiu
.op's, my SOY upOn nun a"u "''' a'Ou' "
took refuge in the printing Office Of La
Presse, whose doors were at once closed on
him.
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The Princess de Metternich has made
great sensation in Paris by appearing at the
last ball OF the Tuileries In dress OF biach
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