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For ALBANY On Thursday evening War
den Brown, of the District jail with Messrs. Wat.
tsrsOn, Manning, and Kleiber, as guards left for
Albany with the following named prisoners John
Mccoy and William II. Shaw, convicted Of lar.
eeny, two years each George Skinner, larceny,
eighteen months James Dixon and James Davis,
larceny, fifteen months each Robert R Smith,
Elizabeth Brown, Abraham Myers, John Dunbar,
Alfred J. Fitzpatrick, John Williams, alias John
johnson, and Frederick Warren, convicted of lar.
eeny, one year each.
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CONTRACT AwARDEp.-The contract for
grading and grsvslins NJ street, between Thir-
tesnth and Fourtssnth, COr which bids were opened
yesterday has been awarded 10 Patrick Cook,
whose bid was 10 cents for grading and osnts for
gravelin0
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BALTIMORE, May In connection with the
Merchants National Bank failure In Washington,
1t Is understood here that 1t has been partly brought
about BY the failure of BAyne 4 Co, stock brokers
of this city, who are said to have failed for large
amount.
sOms OF our city banks arc also reported to have
lost somewhat by the same house.
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DELIVERED TO THE AUTHoRTIEs.-Y ester-
tsrdAy morning John Jones, alias Charles DabbS,
who was arrested in this city some time since on
charge Of horse stealing in Anne Arundel county,
Md, was handed over to the sheriff of that county
for trial, Several charges arc against him there,
on which no will DO tried.
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BostOniaBs Taken In by a Strange Broker.
BOsroS, May 4,-Henry Marsh, a middle sgsd
man Of gentlsmAnly address, who opened a broker.
age Office State street about six weeks ago. yes.
tordAy disappeared from the city leaving worthless
checks behind, on which 1t Is said he haS realized
from seven to ten thousand dollars, from various
parties,
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He Is truly stump-speaker who, when
talking. exhibits . mOuthful Of stumps II you
would keep your dental fixtures In perfect talking
order use the fragrant sosodont dsilvi the rsoips
10 simple but sure.
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Important from Msxico-BriIliant succssi
OF the Liberals,

Important from Mathematician Success
OF the Liberals.
San Francisco, May 3.-Consul GOodra (Liberal)
has received Official communications dated FL Psso
Del NOrte, March 80, announcing that the Liberals
took the city Of chihuahua on March 2s, after two
days hard fighting, capturing 800 prisoners, among
whom was Jusio currancO', the Imperial mayor Of
chihuahua.
On tho 22d the Liberals captured the city Of III,
dslgo Del Parrol by assault,
These victories, 1t Is said, will restore the State
Of chihuahua to Liberal government.
In Colimla, in Santa Isabel, the Liberals had do.
fsa'ed the Imperialists, killing 1870 and capturing
loo. Bryant, the French commander, was slain,
and the snemy's artillery, baggage, and munitions
Of war all foil into the hands Of the liberals.
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TIE SAMEsE TWINS oUTDoNE BY THE CARO-
LHA Twins, who are pronounced by the leading
medical men and press Of Baltimore, tho most in
describabe natural curiosity ever heard Of in med.
ical experience or books. The Carolina Twins will
give their levees at Old Fellows Hail. in this city
commencing Monday, May 7, for one week. These
wonders give vocal and instrumental concerts at
each of their levsss. The Carolina Twins are two
comely girls, and are Joined together somewhat
like the siamese Twins, but in manner to make
the Carolinas far moro wonderful than the Siamese
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Death Of the Last Revolutionary Soldier of
Maine.

BANGOR, May 4.-William Hutohings. the last
revolutionary soldier in this State and last but two
or three in the Union, died on Thursday in the
town Of PenObscot, Hancock county, at the age of
one hundred and two years
Special honorS will be accorded to the memory Of
the deceased veteran at hI, funeral on Monday
next.
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No NAN can say that he cannot afford to
buy himself good clothes when he can 20 90 Hen.
nipgS, corner Of Seventh street and Maryland Avs-
puS, and buy suit for sls-sOAt, pants, and vest,
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NEw YORk, May 4.-ons new case Of cholera is
reported ct quarantine, and two new cases Of vArO
lord,
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The Courts.

PENNIES will be exchanged for currency at
the REPUBLICAN counter. n
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"a Fourteenth Street, opposite WillArd's Hotel.
Wishes to inform his friends that he has Just received
full aortmsnt Of French Bnglish and Domestic Cloths
and Cassiperes Of the most fashionable styles and
color and he would be pleased to them on the
most reasonable terms and a. the shortest notice.
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CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge FIsher-(Ed. O.
Darlington, ESQ, District Attorney, prOsecuting.)
Yesterday morning the ease If Brian Carroll,
John Ballinger, and James s. Williams, indicted
for the robbery Of Rudolph Buckley, was resumed
and the case given to the Jury. After an absence
Of some time they were discharged BY the court,
not being able to agree upon verdict.
Barbara Burlsy, indicted for stealing money
from Richard Moore. Verdict not guilty. Phillips
for defence.
James Jerolman and George ssyers, indicted for
stealing two hundred ounces Of quinins from the
medical department United States army. were ar.
raisped, plead guilty, and sentenced each TO one
year In the Albany penitsntisry.
Thomas H. Yates and Richard johnson, alias
Jones, indicted for stealing two hogs from Clement
Beckett. NoLs prO,sqn BY United States attorney.
Edward Hammond, indicted for setting FIRE to
the shop Of William Brodsriok Verdict not
guilty. Hurley and Goodins for defence.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
~ OF COLUMBIA
$50 EQUITY, Docket 7.

UkORuE BUTLER, y
The subP@nA issued to compel the appearance OF the
defendant having been returned non est - and the
complainant having fled AhdAyit that the defendant
has been absent from said District for more than sx
months last past so that process cannot be served upon
him. 10, th1SOth day OF March 1895 motion Of the
complainant oFdsrad ct GhAmbers that the dsfenasnt
cause his appearance to be entered to this cause on or
bsore the rst TUESDAY OF June next otherwise the
bill will be taken for confessed Provided eopy Of
this notice be published In the RArIosAL RIPUBticAH
once week for tE wesks before said nrst Tuesdsy.
4 true copy; ..'
Test RI, ALIoS, CLERK,
nb0.iAWeWA
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rnr nArIonAI. rnIon oIun.

The following is the list Of officers and
platform Of principles Of the UMoS NATIONAL
CJUB Of Washington, d. @:
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CrRcUIT CoURr Judge Olin.-Yesterday
morning the case Of Maria ). Hutton against the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company
was resumed and the argument continued by
Msssrs. Bradley, jr., and Davidgs for tho defence
Mr. Msrriok, for the plaintiff, will close the srgu.
mont to-day and the case will DO submitted to the
Jury
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
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devoted TO the support OF the
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from the several Departments Of the GOVsrnnsnt the
MOST RELIABLE REPORTS
Of the proceedings Of the two Houses Of Congress- and
the Supreme GOar, Of the United States. and
he Court Of Claims.
ALSO.
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NEWS
THIHosr
RELIABLE AND LATEST REPORTS
rom the Agricultural Bureau, the linens Bureau
and from every important source whence news
eomes-Porsigu and Domestic.
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Will always 10 fsrpishsd with an
AMPLE SUPPLY OF LITERARY MATTRR-PoETRY
AND PROSE-
A niche will be reserved for word on the
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&e., &e, &e.
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under the present cement In the midst
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the Ablss 1t has been earnest and sincere In Its sup
port Of Abraham Lincoln and hts War Policy Enamel.
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inside the Federal lines Taking that ground, then,
and nnding Andrew Johnson standing firmly in d'fsucs
OF the same principles, we have other duty to per-
FORM or desire to crafty, than to Fight out on lbs
line until the Rebellion armed or unATmed II wholly
aud permanently put down.
THE oFFICIAL ApVERTISEMENTs
Of all the Executive Departments Of the Government are
published in the
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$500 A n. $1,000
COOP BLACK CLOTH SACK COATS.
10
BLACK CLOTH FRocK COAT.
10
PINE BLACK 6GofH SACK COAT.
$50
ZINE BLACK CLOTH L. rRook COAT.
One Price only.
GEO. @. HBHNINd,
Corner Of Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.

soiut On the ptemtroaf ~ W
Teotion cf Captain George
TUESDAY, the sth Of Nay,
10 day, until ali IL sold, the
ouartsrmastsr's Stores, vi1
las sets Cart Harness,
os ssta Four.hors Harness,
20 sets Ambulance Harness,
$50 Saddles,
80 Carts,
8 Watering Carts,
II Army Wagons, tour
horse,)
s Army Wagons, two
horse,
I Ambulance, -four. horse, J
8 Dead horse Wagons.
% Portable forges,
90 Anvils,
~ Cauldrons,
20 Cooking Stoves and Rix.
lures,
90 Heading Stoves,
800 Benches,
$50 Mess Tables,
q 900 Table Spoons,
I, 900 Ksives and Forks,
81 Ladies',
I, OeO Tin Caps,
l, 600 Tin Plates,
IS O fee Pots,
oJ Bread Pans,
$50 Manure Forks,
los Axes,
90 Spades,
$50 shovels,
7 Coal Buekets, Qarge,)
80 Water Buckets,
SIS Head Halters and Ropes,
~ II m:sa H.l'''' and Ropes
I, 900 Head ualtsrs, (good, J
2, 900 Head HAlters,
800 Head Halters and Chains
800 Neck Straps and Chains,
500 Halter Chains,
$50 Canvas Horse Covers,
Q 0rindstones,
81 Axle boxes,
9 900 pounds Scrap Iron,
8. 900 pounds Horse Shoes,
800 pounds Chain,
9 Lvg Chains,
4, 100 pounds assorted Iron,
l, IN pounds scrap Iron,
Q, 90 pounds Rope,
Ito Wall Brushes,
81 sets shoeisg tools,
80 Hsrdiss,
10 Pritehels and Punches,
40 pairs Tongs,
100 pairs Pinehers,
~ Cold Chisels,
o. Clineh Irons,
40 Hammers, tsssOrtsd,)
3 o RAsps,
40 Piles,
2 Bellows,
II Vises,
2M Brooms,
30 lee Hooks,
. sets Shooting Stock,
100 wheslbarrows,
90 Iron Pots,
4 Dutch Ovens,
376 Stove Pipe Joints and
90 Camp Kettles,
72i Picks,
2 Plows,
8 Road fcrapers,
3, 900 PlAstering Laths,
90 Wagon Hounds, (new,)
n Feed Troughs
IS Double-trees and Lead
Bars,
Ono "Pslton's Eigkt-ho
and bolts, shafting, gearing
One worthington Steam j
Ing twelve thousand az, 90
And many other articles .
list.
Terms; Cash, In Governn
Stores will be delivered 81
Depot free Of expense t. the
The purchaser viii be ali,
Of sale In which 90 remove /
A boat for 0lssboro' will
every hoar during the day,
Brs'
apa+-ts
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PRESIDENT.
Hon. ALEX. W. RANDALL, Of Wisconsin.
VICE PREsrpsNrs
Hon DANIEL 8, NORTON, Of Minnesota.
Hon. A. J. KUYKENDALL, Of Illinois.
Hon. WIN. =. JOHNSTON, Of Pennsylvania
SECRETARY. .....
sAM'L D. LAUFPER, Of Pennsylvania
oonRRsPorDtna sRoaErART.
J. B. FERG US0N, Of Tennessee.
TREASURER.
O. 3. RITTENHoUsE, president National Bank
Of Commerce. and Of the arm Of Rittsuhouse
Fowler q co.,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Hon. GREEN CLAY SMITH, Of Kentucky.
Hon. THOMAS N. SrILwELL, Of indiana
Hon. W. A. BURLEIGH, Of Dseotah.
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Aatioual gspnblifau.
LooAL AFFAIRS.

OuR PUBLIC ScHoors.-ISrEnRsrIE SRA
Y,,r,os. Thar mr.. nv f, osa. m.,. and AIN ia.
male scholars, total 4iso. ~ have "a schools.
and two or thr.. about 70 b. organised. Th. oocu.
patons of parent, Of children ia the public schools
after careful inquiry. ara thu, stated Agents, 4O
artist. 6, baker,, 80, BARRIERS, o, billiard sa,oop,
Q; blaoksmiths. las, boarding houses, II, boiler.
makers, 81, bookbinders, %; bras.vorkers III;
brewers. 9, br,ckisyer., 70; briokmstsr. as,
butcher, 80, oabinetmakers %, oarp.nt.r,' AL,
el.rSymsn and clerks, representing almost every
State In the Union 526; cioekmsker,. s, coach.
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT
THE AMERICAN COTTON PLANTING
LOAN COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK. "a 500 900.
SHARES tah

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, TX Secretary Of War
Hon. jos. A. GILMORE, Governor Of New HAmp-
shire.
Hon oHAuScEY NJ DEPEw. late Secretary of State.
New York
Hon. JAS, II. WALTON, late Treasurer OfU. s. Mint.
philadelphia
Hou. N. b. BRYANT, Boston, Mass
oEo L. TRAsk, Esq, arm Of BiseloW Trnk' Ne"
York.
THos COREY, Ksq,, nrm Of Corey, Wilson o.. BO'-
ton, Mass
ELIJAH ?. DEwING, Esq., New Orleans, La
Major II. 0. BRIGHAM, late PaymAstsT U. g. A. wash.
ington, D. O.
This Company offers greater Inducements for Invest
ments than any Stock Company now In existence
Cotton and Sugar Planters OF the South to
grew AnA gel their crops Market always taking good
and IAtsfaetoTy security by mortgage, ON their plAnA-
lion aud eTopE money advanced In procuring sup
plea paying labor and other necessary expenses iAe-
dental 10 the development Of the coil.
CAPITAL AND kABoR
are the universal requirements Of the largest portion Of
SOUTHERN STATES,
and when udeiOuSly applied, matter by whom fur
nsbsd, will restore thai portion Of unfortunats
eouu!Ty TO s former prosperity and make the soah all
that Mature designed II, -
THR GARDEN OF THE WORLD.
Subscription books have been opened In this city By
JOHN W MAGlLL, Agent, At the Banking HOnaa 70
LIwls JOHNSON 4 CO., corner o. rsnnsy,
SNsaus and Tsnh street. Az
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Inst pURIIsURn

THE MASQUERADE. and Other Poems By Jobu O
SAKE. VOL l6mo ara
COMPANION PoR1h, volume H., containing sslee.
lions from Bryant, Whittier, and Holmes. With anO
portraits o. whittier and Holmes, with numerous Illus.
tTAtions. Small 4to. t2b0
TaE SOUTH SINCE THE WAR. by Sidney An.
dTsws. vol. l6mo. o..
FIFTEEN DAYS. BY the author Of Records Of an
Obscure Man 10. vol lomo. olb0
THE QUEEN-M0THRR AND R0sAMoND. By Al
Eernon Charles swinburne author Of AAlantA In 6Gy.
don ~ as; ] vol. l6mo ,boVeled boards, gilt o.
AsPHoDBL. vol. l6mo. ei.bO.
LEIGHTON COURT; Country House Story By
Henry knsslsy, author Of "RATenhoass, u "Fhe Hill.
I4is eh1 ne ppTtons, BE- ! Vol lemo. also.
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BYTELEGRAPH
The National Republican.
Important from Mexico.

Important from Mexico.
ANOTHER LIBERAL VICTORY
Heavy Capture OF Munitions OF War.
MRS. DAVIS At FORTRESS MONROE.
SHE VISITS HER HUSBAND.
TIE FENIAN QUESTION.
The Cholera in New York CITY.
DEATH on A REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER.
The Adjournment Of The Medical Convention.
II H H NJ A II k 4 t y
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE At
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omesr. OF che National un,oa Club.
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MRS. DAVIS At FORTRESS MONROE.
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Miscellaneous Items.

"A needle company, capital $4,000,
has been established at Wolcotville,
Conn.
Seven barrels of human remains
arms, heads, legs, &c.-were recently
found in the streets Of Chicago.
Mr.. Mccormick, formerly prominent
in the political circles of Arizona, has
been appointed Governor of the Territory
ofIdaho, vice Caleb Lyon, of Lyonsdale,
N. Y.
The Southern Express Co. have paid
a Memphis bank 100000, being the
amount lost in the explosion of steam
err, near Vicksburg, Miss.
The bachelor editor Of the Taunton
Gazette has an eye to Miss Barton's 1E-
teen thousand dollars. Woo gently, my
boy.
The Chicago people, as an offset to
the triChina story, say that Westphalia
hogs are fatted on snakes, and to this
they owe their famous rich flavor.
Monday is described as q poor day
by the Washington Star. Only three
amendments to the Constitution were
offered. Several Senators had amend
ments in their hats, but did not get a
chance to offer them.
Mis- SpaffOrd, of Rockford, Ill.,, who
was betrothed to the lamented Z0uave
commander, Col. Ellsworth, one of the
first victims of the rebellion, was mar
ried last week at that place, to a Mr..
Brett, a gentleman of wealth and posi-
ton in Boston.
The Canadian schooner Trade Wind
arrived at Oswego, N. Y, Friday, from
Port Hope, with cargo of wheat and
peas. This is the first arrival this sea-
son.
"A number Of leading citizens of St.
Louis have purchased for General Sher-
man, in that city, $4,000 house. He
promises to make it his permanent resi-
dence. He SAYS it exceeds all the money
he received from the Government for
his four years of labor.
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FRBIGHr RoBBERIEs.-We find the fol-
lowing item concerning freight robber-
les which have recently come to light, in
the last number of the Vermont Tran
script. The missing of large quantities
of goods on our Eastern railroads has be-
come quite common of late, and we trust
an example will be made of the officials
who are proved to be connected with
these plundering enterprises:
Sheriff Sherman on Tuesday arrested
G. T. Cady, of Cornish, N. H., freight
conductor, who is charged with stealing
goods from the cars to the amount of
$500. Oady was brought before Justice
Barton on Wednesday, and put under
$500 for his temperance on Monday
of next week. The amount that has
been "abstracted" cannot now be stated;
but it is undoubtedly large. The way
the conductors managed is thus: When
the cars were detained at stations or
were going Cup grade" at a slow rate,
the goods were quietly dropped off, "
and other parties implicated, stood ready
to receive them.
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hands for a messenger; and II he is
family man he brings his children 10
the House as a convenient play ground
for them, While gentleman Is speak
ing the messengers race past him, other
members come around him and poster
him with questions, while the younger
generation plays hide and seek between
his legs. The brevct rank system to be
extended socially is the latest idea
That society should grant hdics who
can't manage to get husbands IA, hrevet
rank to act Il, married women A din
Guilty occurring between two rival edit
ors in tic halIot the capitolat Washing
ton, six shots were fired with nn other
result than al injury to Washugton's
statue"
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PERSONAL. - Mrs. John A. Kasson
VILE OF the prominent member of Con.
gress from Iowa, and who has recently
sued her husband for divorce on the
grounds of adultery, is the daughter OF
Hon. Thomas D. Elliott, member of Con.
gress from the New Bedford DIstrIcs
(Mass.)
Capt, Chas. B. Stephens, of River
ton, Conn, has been rendered the ap-
pointment of United States Consul to
Bogota, New Granada. Capt. Stephens
was stationed at Burlington last sum-
mer on Quartermaster's duty. We hope
he may enjoy sporting" upon the bree.
~ table lands of New Granada.
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ST.. PATRICKs DAY. - To-day is the
anniversary of Ireland's patron saint,
and in whatever part Of the globe Irish
men are found-and remote indeed must
be that portion in which they are not
this day will be devoted by them to do,
ing honors to St. Patrick and the "sprig
of shillelah and shamrock so green.
No countrymen on the face Of the earth
are so enthusiastic in the celebration OF
their national day as the Irish, and
though respected generally in no other
country than their own, all true Irish
men, no matter where they may be, will
to-day, irrespective of party feuds and
factions the remainder Of the year, unite
in celebrating the national day Of the
land OF their birth.
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The CANADA INvAsIoN.-The Worlds
Albany Special says: at is understood
in official circles that the Governor will
take no steps to prevent the invasion OF
Canada by the Fenians, but leave the
entire matter in the hands Of the gen
eral government, Secretary Seward is
known to have assured the Canadian
authorities that the border shall be well
guarded, and National troops are report
ed to be on their way North"
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LATB WAsHIEsros NBws.-The fol-
lowing report Of doings at the capital
of the United Statee is taken from a
Naples paper. 1t may be interesting
to our readers as something they had
not before heard of After all it is about
IS reliable as the greater part Of the
Washington correspondence now going
the rounds of the press in this country
each member sits'at his desk writ
ing letters or reading newspapers if
he wants to post his letters he claps his
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DRUNK AND DIsORDERLY. - Timothy
Cahill, from Montpelier, was picked up
by the police very drunk and disorderly
In the Union Depot at Troy, N. Y, on
monday morning. He had lost on his
spree s8S. During his examination in
the Police Court he was very noisy, and
the Justice sent him tojail to get sober.
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BUSINESS CuANGB,-By rtrcucr TO
our advertising columns H. will he >crn
that IN. frm of Ross 4 Jour, OF tuis
village has been dissolved and that their
business will hereafter be- carried ON NY
Messrs Jones &Parkhurst, who ask for
a continuance of past favors and paWo-
mage The new partner in the cStah-
lishmeut is well and ,avoraODy known
to our citizens as having long been a
salesman in the dry goods store OF Mr..
B. II. Burt and an obIiging and accom-
modating gentleman in every respect,
Success to the new firm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-22

MORE NEW CHUEcHEs.-The Episco.
pal Church and Society of Montpelier
are making vigorous efforts to raise
$4,000 to build new church edifce,
and it is thought they will be success
full The Baptist Society of Montpelier
is also raising funds for church bull
ding.