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showed LIS moral courage lV pursuing
similar course Of conduct iusl on the eve q
the election in 1914, when be was candi
date iUT reelection. On the 3lst Of August
lsl4, British forces to the number of II .0Ol
entered New York at Champlain, ant
h.. marched upon Plattsburgh. Gen. Macoml
T. sent IN express to GOV. Chit,enden. notify
f ing lin Of the invasion and urging that the
; militia shOgld be sent to the defense oI
@ Piatssburgh Immediately. The Governor
refused to order out tic militia but allowed
) rs many as would tG y.ilntee.. how they
J volunteered, how they fought, and with
, what ICzulis, is matter Of history. His con-
duct 0a this occasion was made the occasion
Of TgpToach TO HIM, down 70 the very latest
f ycal II lis life. Among the many songs
that were sang during the memorable pol;t-
zeal oamga:sn o.! 4siv, was one IN which he
.,.s comnem1rat,d as follows:
"N len this ola la; was new, Oh Governor
Provost
Tie States invaded a, ,Le h5sI r Lunerou,
British hosts,
Marx wei, ye locon's what thea d.d Martin
tai.tendeu DO
---iaie Green Mountain Io,s 70 fight. when this
1.l h-t -a- neg.
u, did not, hoaecr, Mli iol q reelection
'- ii' lA.te vas no chQice hy the pco-
90; --' ~. Je.ni assembly fe-s.e...c. hin
if tlf tc-i ee'at., mlj1ri.r 90 tbcut,-niue
al- > formal yl.-. endorsed his course in
I,.D-Ils 10 order QUO the militia
\. t.e expiration TO. ais second wear lie
returned 90 ms ilrm. and did not a-ain enter
official llc. except tIa-i4 1901 ana 1900 n,
was JUDGE Of pfgh-t-. -ai,.,r,, tsI- I.o
remove, q, ,.s.i...., ,,..'L - -
. r.- .+..... -t:-I r, -'"c
I c...f.l - -'.5 '''' '.'' "'' s"c-
-i-' .-'n 'i''FI 2 large iar-
1'''IS -. -''A pace >eitembc.
N-t'N- n'5 iasi s.'-9e'- tho annual
1'-...-" 80 i'--e' an4 ij hi5 own request
-c was e'-ii.H % 'he town tail that ho
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NLw YoRS SrArE.-Thc legislature Of
NV York met On the Is. and organized
with Edmund L. Pit.s, Of Orleans Co. as
Speaker. He is but 2S years old anu the
youugc-t man that has ever occupied the
roiulu. CIV. Fcn.Ja's message is long and
rather voriy he urges speedy measures tor
e., assembling Of he Constitutional Con-
y,a,i.u voted for by tee people at the last
el tion. lie thinks stiorm Is especially
4, led in the Judiciary system Of the State.
II state has been running ehind hand for
tT years, the expenses being greater than
tn income. The State debt is now nearly
Sj2 600 coo. On national matters be says
Moderate yet 6rm in cur purpose, consistent
aIl uniform in what We propose, we tender an
amendment TO Whi,h sc trust the insurgent
States will accede in the same spirit Of frank
ness aui god faith in which We offer it fer
I th-.r sccep p;snce II, 60 cur Disappointment and
r,zret, they shall manifest a spirit Of continued
L.stility, and by rejecting proposition so lib
elal and just evince q settled purpose to con-
| tiLg1 70 cypress those whom We are bound in
/ honor 10 protect, and a the Eame time to repre-
/ SCI; them in the councils Of the Federal jov-
| e. -iaeat, it will then be the duty Of Congress,
b, ia0re stringent measures, to give effect 10 the
/ p pGlar Will. There can be no reaction; the
nl-0n has no purpose Of turning back.
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EoXAN's RIGHTS IN 4 Nut SHELL.-The
col5red mother in Israeli" Sojourner
Trath, to whom Mrs. Stowe has given wide
fame, and who is almcs: 4 hundred years
Old, made tie following speech on wOman's
Rights in Rochester, last week:
" Now I'm gwine to say something bout dis
quession Of woman's rights | don't see what
fer that they want to keep talkin' about der
rights. Desc rights belong to en- When a
tug belongs to anybody. all dey got to do is to
e. aud take it. Dat's all der is about DIS ques-
son -
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Supreme Court.
eHIrTENDES COUNTY, JANUARY TERN, Is

'AiIrENDsN COUNTY, JANUARY TERN, 1867.
TUESDAY. Jan. Ist.
-ifams Is. Faaagaa,-Continued to Geper-
al Term.
S"allsy rs. Troy s Boston R. R.-uith
Court
Walker rs Conssrss ct al-No hearing.
Ha-ard rI. Ha-Grd-Settled.
OAKS and ,ri's RS. SPGulding-This is an
action to recover damages for injuries received
by the female pls. from ram belonging to the
def. Verdict for the plf in the County Court
hrsljO0. and def. excepted. The case was
arguel by J. French ( L. F. Wilbur. for plfs.
L. R Hard & ". G. Shaw for def.
State s. I'm. Reaeh ct al. The briefs of
counsel were handed to the court without argu-
ment Englesby. States Attorney. for the pros
ecutiou, VIM. G. Shaw, for the Respondents,
STATE rs. Jerome LarigHs, alias John Ward.
Motion for new trial argued. States Attorney
Englesby for State, Henry Ballard for respond
ent.
The death Of Hon. L. B. Peck wss announced
by E J. Phelps. Esq, and remarks Of respect
to his memory were made by Mr.. Phelps. Hon.
G. F. Elmunis and Judge Barrett, when the
Court adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2.
Dana C. -HeClgrs, heard. J. French for
PHI, Rodney Lund for Defl
II B. Hiae r. J. " Pomeroy, heard. D.
Roberts snd J. French for Plf., Hard s Shaw
for Def.
Morse and rifs c. Tora Of Richmond,
heard. S. H. Davis for the Def. Jeremiah
Freaeh !or the PIE.
On motion of J. French, ESQ, Henry Il. Den
ison Of Royal5on was admitted and sworn in 20
an Attorney Of the Court.
THURSDAY. Jan. 8.
FORENOON.
-u5,se ani trifs CO. Richmond, heard. J.
French and Hard Shaw for Plfs. ]. Mack
and $. II. Davis for Def.
Morse T.. Huntington, heard. D. Roberts
and French for Pla., Hard and Shaw for Det.
THURSDAY, Jan. 3.
arTRp
Z = Drelc rs. G. H. Pot,, was argued by
E. r. Hard for the PlH and bv ] French Sr
the Den.
| The case n B,s,-i., ,,g Et,;1s r., r,,,,, ~
| F.~r,Y WAS sr,uaI bvH r.I,o,, ,,dJ
French for the PA and bvL r E,s,s.bv s-
/ the Bst
Halter Cerpeai,r r,. I'm. p. MClur.
was argued by jeremiah French for the PIs
aud by Rodnev Lunl for the Def.
The c,se Of o. 4 D,{,, r.. Sfqev 4 -5ppl,.
to, ,v,s .,Bnsn,.J
F.
o.,
I.,
r., ~,
upu-,,.L,r
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CIR.
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AoIpEN1s.-A brakeman on the Rutland
road lmld Cam, residing IN this e!.7, Tas
kuo,,, 90 a .Ts.sh, ifain on ruesday, by
s;rik bridge in Charlotte. His skull
was lructuIsd by the blow. y he fell lie
caught The I,ar raIl Of the car and was
dragged long di tance, his face coming in
contact with the bup;ag. breaking has nose
aui cutting him otherwise, but through
great effort he succeeded in getting back on
the car and walked the length Of train 20
the saloon car and enr2aaoed has injury
himself lie Is DONG vii.
\ Frenchman, nam,d Durrcz, in Brand n
last saturday. was run over BY wood sled,
tramrled by the horses and crushed under
the sled, and instantly killed.
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Personal.

teacher and though nGfire Of This rillGgs she
commands the love and respect Of both parents
and scholars."
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ThE LoCKEr MAN came to gnef IN Albany,
last week, being arr,s,ed for selling thout
license. His name is 5. 3. Mcyic. The
St. AlbaHs Messenger, which has followed
the lockct man with 90 interest almost
equal to that OF those who stall retain ne
men,o Of him, wonders If heavy fne will
teach him that &" IL is m1r- blessed 20 give
than to receive "a phase which be was
To.s =. use as some viii =. member.
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CHANGE OF TnE.-Our readers viii notice
change Of Time card on the Rutland road.
The accommodation tram FOR Rutland will
hereafter leave at 4.2j instead Of 400 p. NJ.
The Accommodation train from Rutlard viii
arrive at 93j \. " the DAY express from
Troy at 420 P. NJ, and the Boston Mail at
5.45 p NJ Under this arrangement the
New York mails which have heretofore ar
rived at s IN the evening will not be received
till morning. There are also some slight
changes on the Central.
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THURSDAY, Jan. g.
FORENoON.

-H5,se and tris CO. Richmond, heard. J.
French and Hard & Shaw FOR Plfs J. Mack
and $. II. Davis for Def
-Norse e. HuHiiaStoH, heard. D. Roberts
and J. French for Plf., Hard and Shaw for Der.
THURSDAY, Jan. 3.
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A very liberal bodY-Gsorgs P body.
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10 Llmoille County butter is selling at
from 20 to - cents yer pound beef from 8
to 10 cents; pork from 70 Q cents
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SLIGHTLY TAKEN ABAcK.-As Hon. Schuyl
er Colfax was on bis way to Burlington th
afternoon Of his recent lecture, a gentleman
took the tram at Shelburn. and found seat
with Mr.. Coiiax. Disposed to be sociable
he turned to his fellow traveller with,
g Going to the lecture?"
Mr.. Coliax said he should probably be
there.
" So am l. Dad You ever hear Colfax ~
oh yes. often. - was the Mr. CO reply.
Well, what kind Of a man IS he. Is he
a good speaker; does he know ANYTHING -
Well, really. don't know as NV opi-
Mon is worth much on that. Ny name IL
Colfax."
This reply broush; the qu..yioner up all
standing but rallyiug he tooS ID good lock
as sis distinguished fellow traveller. and beg
ging his pardon, told him bee though. be
would know him next t,mc aal e. Shouldn't
be sold that way again
The ht'le dialogue aas qui.e amusing to
Mr.. Coliax, and uumher u fs-.ensers.
while il lasted.
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COLLECTORS Philip Dorshei-
mer OF Buffalo has a "big thing pending in
the Court Of Claims, Washington. " hiie
Revenue Collector be seized coutrahahd
whIskey to the value Of 5000 GOO, but the
Secretary Of the Treasury compromised with
the owners for $3.50 600 Mr. d. claims
that one-half Of the value Of the whiskey,
100000, Is due him under the law, and
that the compromise Of the Secretary cauuot
invalidate the iniosmcI rights The de-
cIsi0n Is locked Tor with much interest
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LATEST ON HAIS "A Paris correspondent
says
Hair is worn on the very meridian Of every
laly's occiput, and long plaijs dangle down,
Egyptian style, behind. Some of the plaits
made up into chignons are called submarine
cables, cowtails, sphnxlocks and well ropes -
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tive, to write; or usiag the rarticiple sub
stantiyelY, anything writing; while gram
Is the root OF the perfect uartieiple passive
written, or, substantially, anything writ
ten Scientific Americon.
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RmEW.-The office Of B. d. Peterson 5
brewery, ChamphIn Street, was catered on
Saturday mlrnir, A-. aai Sl7 stolen from
the drawer.
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fer,ma,-CmErIs L. NEisoN
lsf Asa00nf- Gro. II. NJ. BEAuLn
2d lsNqGuf-OsC4R BcslwICE.
Cltrk and Trsa0rcr-Cu.Ers X. N,sH.
4.Jli5T-AAos e. SrtAR.
Mr.. Nelson is a veteran fireman. and his
experience in former years as foreman Of
Boxer COMPANY and Of late as Chief E'sir-
Ger OF The city. cannot Lp. H. .e.y valuable
to tie company. They are to he c5ueratu-
l.trn q. thclr seleetinn
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Ghe free press.

G.. C. 4 3 L. BEN EDICB.
EDITORS AND PEorEIETlEs

FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY uIS57.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UErRD srArHs PArBHr oTTIoH,
WAauIHaron AnFil IA 1877


On ths petition Of samuel rAriirg, Of Bangor, Ne,
praying for the extension OF patent grantee to him
the Soth day Of August, 1858, for an improvement
In Apparatus for Grinding aud shaping Metals, for
ssysh years from the AxpifaoR Of said patent which
takes place on the 10th day Of August
10 ordered that the said pstitiOn bo heard a. the
Patent once on MONDAY, The i9th day Of August
ssEt al II o'eloek N. AAd all psrsoAs are nOnhsd
10 appear and chow cause, " Shy they have, why
said petition ought not TO be granted. --.
Persons oppoSing the extension rsTOquirod 10 ale
In the Patent omes their JootiouS, specially set
forth in writing At least tscsiV days before the day
Of hsATng all testimony hlsd BY either party 10 be
used at the said hearing, must be aiken and trans
nitsd In 1eeordAnee with the rules Of the once,
which will be fuTuishsd on application.
Dispositions and other PApsIs, relied upon a. tsAti-
moRy, must be hlSd In the once tt0entv days before
the day Of bearing the arguments, any, within ten
days after alinG the testimony.
Ordered Alao that this notice bo Published In the
RIPuBLIolH, and the IntsIl0snosr, wAShinEton, D,
Q, and In the Times, Bangor, Maine, oneS = WSSl
Tor three Successive weeks the hrst Of sAid pablisA
oAs 70 be ., least sixty days pIs,ioa. 70 the day
hSAring. TO. THkAkkk,
OomniasiohsT of Patents.
RA--BAiiors Of The aboys pApsrs will plsAss corr
sAa ssad THAR bills to The rSlslt onss with paps
ssssAiAing niS notice sPss.wsW
The national Republican., 1867-04-26
Affairs In ceorus,ov,,

Ararosrxx isLlsp.--'rhis fsvorite sum
mer resort is being put In readiness ss fast as
possible, and By tbs Isl or ths 10Th Of May ths
mansion will Be rshailt snd . hns dsn.ins psvil.
Ion sreotsd, mnsh i.rrsf snd more ssnfortsbis
than the one burned. Bngsssmsnts for pie.uies
Are bsing made daily. and from, present pppsar-
ano.. -. eoaips sssson vili be. y Pessibi. more
ghy than thelnst, hstlr . fiH llul4I 4.za
The arst pls-uis will BE- given On the 1st ef Nay,
for TIE bsusdt bf the 9odthsrn 0rphsn Asyiun,
Mr.. N. W. shskelI. the prssidspt of the assoeiz-
tion giving The pis-nis.s and Mr.. RodisH the les
see Of The Island, have bssn untiripg In thsiI
efforts 10 gst ths pavilion ready BY the III q
May, q, as not 10 dissppoint the hundrsds WIS
had purchassd Tickets before the hrs, which m.
fortunatsiy destroyed ths old mansion. and With
u the dsnoing saloon. sa1 zoe E8a1 IA 9llll
oYrsnises Al rHx MEncHxsrs' ExrHasas.- =
Three thousand bushsls or corn; 80 busheis of
wheat. Sales Of wheat trsd,) SEQ, s1-1o vss
offered for whits and yellow corn and refused.
Msrtst for corn, aetissi for vhss. and forr,
ARnryALs VIA cAsAL.-Four bosi. 10 Borden
Co., with coal; ave boats 10 Central Co., With
coal two bouts TO oumbsrlsnd Co., with coal;
ono boat 70 Consolidation Co, with coal; tvo
boats 10 Baltimore and Hanpskife Co. with sosl
Ffsa MARKEr ErAThsrs wsrs about 80 oo0 hsf-
ring 1t The wharf yesterday morning. and sold al
IS per thousand. A few shad sold at from SIS
70 tlo Per nunufco. F- 4HH"| a. Es.#
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

THREArs.--Middleton Foster, colored,
was arrested BY othcer Lester aud taken before
Justice Handy, whsrson Marthsr Foster, his
better bali. made complaint that he (Middlston)
had committed an assault upon her, and also
threatened her with further injury. The Justice
sent him to jail for eSurt.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

UNSUCCESSFUL SEARcH AT THE TREASURY
ron A MISSING UsFIsisHED 81, 900 BOND "A
rumog was circulated yesterday morning that
there had been another robbery at the Treasury
Department, . bond for 81. 900 having been 70.
ported TO be stolen from the printing division
under Mr.. s. N Clarke, From the facts In the
case II appears there has beon no robbery, but
she6t Of paper upon which . bond was to be
printed was missing last evening. and tho en-
ployess were detained until o'clock to ind the
same. II is the rule Of Mr.. Clarke to i,sue to
the superintendeut Of each room the paper for
printing bonds and notes In packages containing
900 sheets each, aud each superintendent Ia
held responsible for the return Of 900 notes or
the sheets upon which they were to be printed
II the same should be torn or dsisesd by the
machine. Yesterday o bundle containing l, 900
sheets was Issued to one Of the operators for the
purpose Of printing registered certificates Of In
debtedusss, each for the sum Of 81, O0O The
duty Of the operator was to print the border only,
aud II would bs placed in other hands for com
plstion. -. = E.tt.a .-..fI. H
Upon counting the bundle last evening. nine
hundred aud nine-nins sheets only were found
and Mr.. Clarke immediately directed that no
employees Of the bursau--about hfty males aud
seven hundred fsmAlss-should leave the ofios
until the missing sheet should be recovered The
work was counted over, but nothing Of the miss.
ing sheet could be found II was ascertained
that some visitors passed through portion Of
the bureau during the day, and the employees
contspded that 1t was unjust TO detain them and
hold them responsible, when the sheet might
haSs been taken by some person not employed
In tho bureau. Under these circumstances, and
The missing sheet being Of no oommsraial yalue,
Mr. Clarke allowed ths operators to leave without
finding It, and the search Is still continued be-
ing made. 1t Is very probable that 1t may Be
somsWhsra about the machines or In some Of the
bundles, having adhered TO another Shset' The
sheet Is Of no use, but each operator Is held re
sponsibIe for the amount Of money to be printed
on each sheet when the blank paper 10 Issued
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

Police REPoRTs.-The police reported
Yesterday dftysthree arrests, and ses 30 fines.
The inhuK Of . number Of notorious yagrants
from various cities, and among them some we'll
known sneak thieves, calls for the strict enforce
msnt of Of the yagrancy Law, and in some Of the
precincts the officers are giving attention to Il,
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

HAIR PULLING. - Yesterday evening,
about 8 o'clock, quite an exciting scene was wit.
messed In close proximity to Mr.. Justice Walters
once, between Mr.. and Mrs, Patrick Murphy.
They we're In the Justices otioe sndeayoripg TO
arrange little matter, and both being high with
spirits, waxed hot with wrath, and Mrs. Murphy,
being bslIissrsntly disposed, pitched into hss
bstter.half and gave him good cobbling. They
were separated without much damage.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

ARRESTED ON BENCH WARRANT.-Yes-
tsrday morning, Detectives oiayos and Mo.
Dewitt arrested, on q bench warrant, Miehasl
Hurdle, charged with keeping a gambling.
Ho was taken before Judge Fisher and gave bail
Ia the sun Of 81, 900, to answer the charge. Mr..
Stephen Tally became his surety.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

q BOARD OF SoHooL TRUsrEEs.-The Board
Of School Trustees yesterday visited the diere Mt
pnblie schools throughout the city for tho pur-
pess Of observing the sanitary condition Of the
buildings, &o. Some Of the structures used ara
BY far unat for the purposes required. Tho build
Ing at the corner Of Tenth snd x ltreets 10 par
tionlarly deficient, being damp and -ith most
uisetabls ventilation Thers srs others aimos
as bad, and when all Of the schools are visited I
full report will be made. trllF ..HT
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

MEssRs. KENNEDY AND DOUBLEDAY I'M
PRovIse.-we are pleased to announce that
there arc now fair hopss that Mr.. Ksnusdy and
hr. Doubleday, the gsntlsmsn injured BY the
explosion at the poet ONCE, will recover. Nc
Doubleday rests quite easy. and Mr.. Kennedy II
slightly improving.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

REcEIvIKo SroLEN GooDs.-Conrad Nil,
Ter, shoemaker BY occupation, was before Justice
Tucker on charge Of receiving stolen goods.
Mr.. J. @. Bruf. Who resides next door, and who
made tho complaint, testified that the defendant
persuaded his (Bruff'O child, boy about nine
ysars Of sge, to puroin articles from bis fathert
house and brpg them 10 him, hs diAposing Of
them when and Whers he could. Justice Tucker,
In default Of bail, sent him below for court.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

Tux CELESTIAL VIsIToRs.-We learn that
the Japanese Commissioners will arrive here this
evening. Mr.. Chiffon, Of the State Department,
proceeded to New York on Monday last and
tsnderod to them the hOpItAlitiss Of the capital
OF the nation -
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

CLERKs' MurUAL Protective AssooIA-
rIos-Lazt night this association held meet
log 10 German Hall, on Eleventh street, between
y and streets, but We were afraid to enter
within It's precincts, as We encountered senti.
mel at the door with a"aaming sword" drawn
over hi. head. we VGmo'sd the raHehs accord.
ingIy, for ''' .'L.i
- Fresh fields and pastures now"
A the meeting was . private affair, Intended
only for members, Of course ve did not intrude.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

Tue FISH WHARF.-"n Wednesday
l1kooo herring and IL 900 shad were landed at
the hsh wharf. foot Of Seventh street. and Dis
posed Of at from 50 to 50 per thousand for her.
ring. and from s8 so TO sl2 per hundred for shad.
The supply yesterday morning was rather small.
The country custom 10 unabated.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

CoRREcTIos.-In our report Of the meet
log Of the First Ward Republican Club, In yester-
days REPUBLICAN, several typographical errors
which ws hasten TO correct. The name
Of G. Martin ought 10 have boon T. Martin,
he having presented thetssOlutionsi and the Rev,
ticket instead Of opposing IT, The gas did not
70 out in the, church, but In this Office, which
alters the case materially. We do not desire to
or do injustice 10 any one. o.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

'DIsoRDERLY,-Sophie Meyers house
keeper, and May Meyers, seamstrssS, were ar
rested on complaint Of John Horton, With being
disosdsFly. Otioer Lynch brought them before
Justice Walter, who fined them 81 each, and
then allowed them to depart.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

DEATH or AN OLD DkFESDER.-Mr. Chas
Keenan,. one Of the defender Of Baltimore IN the
war Of 1873. died In this city on Wednesday
morning, at the age OF seventy eight years. The
remains will be taken 10 Baltimore for inter.
msnt- The deceased has been . resident Of this
city for the past twelve years. and has been we'll
known a. connected with the gas light company
here.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

ANOTHER EAIR.--The ladies comprising
the congregation Of The Episcopal Church Of St.
John the Baptist. are now engaged In the labor
always lovingD to raise means to aid In erect.
Ing their new church on Nineteenth and q
streets. The are now holding fair and festival
In Stotts Hall, corner Of Pennsylvauia avenue
and Twentieth street. A great variety Of fancy
articles arc on exhibition and for sale that will
please even the most fastidious. Nothing more
80 than jacobs Well" In the centre Of the
Hall, where all Thirsty suains can quenoh their
thirst at fountaia Of beauty. H
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

FIoHrINe.-J. B. Gilkmson, physician BY
profession. was arrested BY otiosr fraIisr for
hghting 10 the streets, and being taken bsfors
Jnstios Morssll was aned sb; which was paid,
and The disciple Of Eioulapius dismissed.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

FULLY CosxIrrEp.--Seth Lunsford and
Chspman DALE, who we're arrested BY Lieutenant
Essex and turned over TO Detectives Clarvoe and
MoDevitt. for the robbsry Of Mr.. WIN. Q Eolen,
last Sunday morning. have hsd . hua sxamina.
tion before Justice Tucker st tho police head.
quarters. and were fully committed for trial Ai
the Criminal Court. 80 ~.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

Thar isa very promising young man. !"
remarked one person 70 another, pointing
70 friend across the street His IN
.derstanding is unusually bright" retorted
the one addressed. The youth had been
using Browns Real japan" ON his boots,
This Is no Joke. H :
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

VAaRAScY. = Frank White and John
DlAgdon. both lads, were arrested BY ohioer
o'CallaghAn on the charge Of vsgrancy, and
were sent to the workhouss by Justice Walter.
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

RRoIsrRArIoS.-The Judges Of the Regis
tration 10 the Sixth ward return the number Of
voters yesterday At 24s--lsT being white and 81
aaInFal
The national Republican., 1867-04-26

FISED.-L. Tompkins was brought be.
fore Justice Walter by 0thcsr Lynch on the
charge Of selling liquor without license, and for
90 doing was dnsd go,