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DIR. 1. 7. IendcrsoI's Letter.
FAENyILIE. LOUISIANA, March s Is5l.
Dr. I ALLc5-E.-Sir. have cen SUITE ring un-
der severe attack Of HslrIge disease ofmy bowels
Tor yoaEs. Hi,h Lypr;rosLy Of Hs trlrf and lave
tried every thing inowl 20 the p5lcjloe Of NE t.
cine from Tie very best b. D's but truth prompts
me 90 say that your P.aste-s have given me more
permanent relief than aay thing else Lave u.ei
and ! believe will produce reriect cure.
Tie couHter-irritlut elect Of yo1- Pa ters
l..-u-e- in such a mild ana gradual way. tho,
SO iaTigo-ate the circulation arsunl t.s ps-.--o
=" L.ali t-ey are applied, and exert upsa aliuer
'o-s diseases such greet .etl..re influence. hat
j place them confidently as ue Lladof ever,
plaster now e. u7e.
Yours vcs.y truly,
j q. HETUEt ,J..N.D ID.
Pr.l--i al agency, Islll-etl Hg..s. New X
Sold ty 81. Druggists
oIt. DE LAaln
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-' Wi present % any person scnilr Us O. t,b in
e-l uieat One Prc' sale, Of Dry aus Far-, Goods.
~. six Dress Pattern, Pe.e o. shletins watch.
So nc oi cost Catalogue of 900 s. and sarn
t..'r45-t % any address free Address J. 5
li- A. rs q co., 30 Hanover S., lst5u. Mas
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II gl r GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE We a..
! giving Blankets, BED Spreads d -esses. Wlt.iee
Albums, lee Pitchers. .t, a., daiIv. ats .H ,1.l
Send fJr circular aud - c-s. for : t'fe--s
7. STOWELL S. Co. Beech S.. Boston.
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POLAND'S
z'a g. al n
OINTMENT

This is the best arii-
Gle set put before the
public Tor all kinds q
Sores and Eruption
upon the Skin,as SALT
kHErH, Old 5SonEs
haoIEy b b EASrs,
sttNGs DFGN- T.
.EGErsbLE I.r-lyr
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PAINTS fer FARMERS 4

OTHERS THE GEtFICE yuNrp,r p,r.---
~ are .H NAM lt.t.Iil-. tie PEE Cissfcs
an- go --l t.a Paint IN use two coats veil mn
.u, MlAct H--l re Lnscet Gil, will last fn ~ :
!lnIs Pr r . ii-Lt a-osn " beautiful Chocolate
color .ar CA he changed % green, Iead Go
owe. aisn ~ 20 suit ,Ae taste % lie cors-,ra'
tI; ~ =, t'ie ~ Houses Barns, Fences. Agr,-
g-ltlf-l llnp i-1ts, Carriage al. t'ar-us te-s
No1aeu-Varei Canvas, Metal AMI shingle RC6f.
" 3e!A- re arl Water prooD Gridars Bn-
I4aI 49,, Nllll Boats ships and shIpsi Ref
tlL' fi'eT Hii I B. t-a, (ouc Iauufacturcr hayir,
u'e- '-' Dds the past year a1d a. psiut f,- nv
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s.l-l aua aitcsi' eacss Price g. per barrel u an
war; tntei - an eases as above SEND for 4 eir,,,
III NhieL s.yes fali particulars. None ecauiSe
HH-se 800 ia trade mark Grafton Mineral
- Pearl 50 Ner York F''P''ee't'
AGENTS WANTED
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DR.. HAWKS
L NJ 7 Err SAL NJ,

- NI
- This celebrated Medicine i5 the most powerful
Tonic The pufest and strongest Stimu ant snovr
II 4, an internal and external 70 1edy and can he
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the n-n.l' ana stimulates all tha ore tls o. live
ly and hcalthful action. Il varrps. -l..r.s ava
ll'l-l rates the whole sy.tem dawn To- the blood
rom The internal organs 20 the surface T che BODY
5HI- etrll- 4ecl --eAtel Pains, tH--H.. ions. and
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most excellent Preventive End Cure lr th1t ter
ri'le disease. ASlATlc CHOLERA also. be- Tie
treA .rnent Oh ~ EAAI ISM, NEURALGIA. FFVER
aul AGUE, biARkHlEA. pYsEN ItHY. NOR
I'M ALTON, ana all MALAHIAL ard CHRONIC
DISEASE
q. f. LORD. Proprietor and Manufacture.
, Manchester, y. II
oet- fsAf W5u
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NOTICE.

'at existence Of the Farmers aid Mechanics
HaIiA chartered by the Legislature OF the State
~ eInOlt and located in Burlington in said Stara
VS. mated arecahly t. tie laws Of said state
on the lu-h day Of September /. D. I-G5 aud notice
staCilu- bills '
+Ge following ac- Or the Legislature to Vermont
p-9lshcd by direction % said Bank.
By order CT the Directors
2. Z. Wales Pr
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VANrED-AN-AGENT ci.au-e ia ,--l
" town, worthy the attention ~ NO active
business man. % take the a-e-cT up the .tIa oil
haAusIEEEIs RUEBER MOULuING Ays Wa j..
eI4ifs applied q the sides, bottom. A. % a.. - -
~ lI doors 1ld winloFs. The sale IS be' C-I a- D.
lAins ever offered before 90 an AGENT. ava from H
20 - per day can be made. Send Tor a-e.t'. u Pc
eular TIE hrst who apply secure a hsrc1i-.-
CO., Boston, Mass.
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8i5rellaneQns.
o-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

= a. ~ EnSHiP NOTICE.
II \ MdEELoCk has associated with him
sell 1s partner in his business JOHN GRIF-
~. VINO has been in the employ Of Messrs
y. > bIlcsett = Co.. for the past twelve wears
~ VII CONTINUE the Stove and Tin business AZ
~ ne" STAND ~ SIR YES BLOCK Efrf t. the Court
4.ol'e' under ths hrm Of WHEELoCK & GRiFFTy
In connection with tie above business Ire, are
prepared :" DO STEAM and Gas FrrrING PLUSnISs
anu FCkSAcE WORK All Of which they guar
antee TO DO IN the most workmanlise manner
T. A. WUEELOCK
April 18th, 1857. angt-d,,
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9er advertisements.
l.. NJ. & G. T.. HAGAR
BURLINGTON, VT,
AGENTS FOR
SMITH d RAND POWDER COMPANY
Manufacturers OF
Blasting a. Gum PO,cder.
ORANGE RIFLE AND SPORTING
The PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORTI

ORANGE RIFLE AND SPORTING
HE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD
NJ attention Of sPortsmen and dealers is called
~ Tie trial Of arms before the Examining Boar
- "asAInstoni August, 1856, cartridges made fIon
anu cleanliness, and in competition with the priu
Spal american powders, proved in every respect
I superior to all others
At the Wimbledon Rife Meeting in England
Juy, lrt6. competing with the best Of foreign DOW
rsls, the same results were obtained, with frs;
The Board convened by order Of the Comman
tei--l-lhl Of the state Of New York for the e1-
e--ll-t.on o. military small arms, whose sessions
.eie axe 4ed ~ Ct,ers specially detached by the
- an frus siani and Danish Governments, say,
~ t1e!I printed report q the numerous guns on
si.ali u5t after firing 100 rounds all but one be-
enc - icuI as not TO admit the cartridge.
. ms led 10 a test Of the y0sdeT, and they deem
we SUBJECT Of 81 much Importance thatsthey,say in
1uer reports Toe p0i0ler used these cartridges
is The orange Rifle Powder
ALotheT meeting Of the Board, called by Special
5-.tl -. 10 OF tie Adjutant-6eueral, under
4-se q slay j., c5s, Is subject, among other con-
ditons TO the following, in article Sd
IN oicer 10 conform % the United States stand
80 charge as now adopted, the charge Of powder
vi .t 10 grains. The powder 10 be the Orange
Rand Powder Coz
yae of the best sportsmen in the State writes
1 ever made
an the shooting matches where the powder has
zen -se1 y has been universally successful.
VIM Taylor, ESQ, the celebrated pigeon-shooter
81 yefsey CITY, says at is the best powder /
have ever used
AroiheE celebrated shot from Central New York
MI-lcs Your powder is in high Tepute here and
tAe country round about and will supersede al /
ctatren /
OCR BRANDS ARE
El1-e Lightning, I-ib casters, Nos. /, ., ;. :.
Grn.
nue5ins. Oh eanisters, Nos. l, 2,s,i.
Grain.
Game. br4ss-pound kezs. ~ - and "a
b. NO !, ,, 3 6rainl
hlle, kegs, - rs, L.. rs e.. Fr EFy
FFFz -
Lille, canisters, b., IN. Fig.
hsLtltAy Sporting, caEisters, r. IN, FIFE
ll H4a5 be obtained at Wholesale at our Office or AT
l.'e--ie and retail from the following dealers in
CooPaR a PoND. No. III Broadway.
NNIoNi 9iiss q Co., No. D, narrep St
ltl -R' HARLEY, GRAHAM = Co Nc. - Maiden
JyHS T. AoRE's SONS, No. z05 Broadway
~, az i-MiN slHrKiSs, No. go Broadway
VI gyms nRO-, No. 800 BrOaeway
-fiss' NISSAN Co, No. - Courtlandt ST
IHon As J. JoSEs, No. l6 John 81
a lir-e consignment Of the above powder con-
anti, on hand, which viii be sold at mas ufactur-
Rs prices BY
L. II d q !. HA6AR,
gents tor NTH a RAND POWDER CO No
Broadway, New York
nov 4ih' d2W&w6mos
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the heirs and all persons Interested in the estate
o. Lyman X Reynolds hto Of Nills,oa in said Dis
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aleW Advertisement.
sIoADAY NIAnERYANYo ONE

Eita ay Patent Stencil Tools. i prepay sample
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" II lmp1storS or patent" cast ir8n OF ma
cam. stencil tools send Tor our New Catalogue
OF IMPROVED STENCIL j Is, ~ varieties al Of
>fsst carefully 60 isaed and tempered
3 ". -PENCEB & Co, BTattleboro, VT
n EH MARRIAGE GUIDF-A Guide for Youn,
Il a4cAi IN flys4ola gical Errors, Abuses and
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STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable the Pro.
trict Of Chittenden.
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NORE rALrlBLE rH1r rom,

L-- "-n -aI1- DEYUr. Er the Ctt1rrb a
a..i --l cure ilr t-i7 l1l-Ls,mc diseass
.'..- e, l-- t..- ll Che ii1Id. should hesitate n
A.--.i' ,1- B. ,iar' tie remedy 40 on-s and he
t--- % l'- aly mistake IN the above
e 1' 9i e ttarri. Fig sale By the Pr1p-Iec5r. n
d. u. L.i,.'i-" LJS, Druggist, Pr0yJtu-s. ri
O. generally.
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Heir embellishments.
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fjrsF .1Eorfgagc Bonds.
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ONWARD AND UPNVALD.t:
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PAPER AND TwINE WAREHOUSE.

Samples ard pr'ces free ca sp. li.ai1-.
II. K. ". HAIL SEQ.
Is = u Wafer St, D.. Y.
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REMARKS

Cattle-Leceipts I-s2 head, against ls55 last
Feek. Tie market ruled 81 prices quoted 20 last
week, with someW lat quicker sales. The quality
Ills week was a shade better
sheep and Lamhs-Tle market fer sheep Ills
morning was somewhat brighter 1886 less than
-as- week. Prices have Lot advanced, but there Is
q letter feeling PREVAIL among tie butchers
70. crowded state q tie mutton market ior the
--st Two or tire. wgets proved disastrous 90 the
s--. az murdeTous prices Retail dealers are reap
~ the benefit.
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Medifal.
IoLANDER's EXTRACT BUCHU
ALL KIDNEY DISEASES

K MATIC DIFFICULTIES
Price 81. Sold Everywhere.
IA BuRLRIGH, Wholesale Druggist. Boston
General Agent.
Sept. 26. v6mos
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Az ACT relating to the redemption O, Rank
Notes.
Il is hereby enacted BY the General Assemble, ~
the state Of Vermont "
So. J.. After the expiration OF the charter II
any bans chartered by this state. or after the
termination Of the existence Of any such hank
aSreeahly q the laws o. this State such bank
nay cause notice TO be published in an
the "eeAly newspapers Of tie County where
sucl bank IS located, for one fun yeqr
setting forth that said banS viii redeem its ou-l
standing bills, the day Of the expiration Of -
CHARTER or the date Of the termination Of its exs
fence aLt a copy Of this act ami upon due pubIi-
cation Of such notice neither such bank nor h.
9lcers shall he liable 70 any action for the non-rs-
denDtion o. any Of les outstanding bills unless TIE
me sa1li have .cen duly presented and payment
banking house Of .-ch bank.
SIC q After the expiration Of the charter OF
aIter the termination Of the existence f.ny such
9anE as Aforesaid such bank shall cease To he SUI
lect % tie operation liable to the provisions 81
the General Statutes. We
SAGE - 30
Approved NoF- ls5s. w23wly
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NOTICE.

TIE existence Of the Bank OF Burlington. char
tered oy the Legislature Of the state Of Vermont
anu located at Burlington in said state was ter.
minated agreeably to the laws Of said State on IN.
iJih day OF September 4. d. 1866, and n9tics Il
hereby given that said sank will redeem it, one
standing bills. ~
The following act oftbe Lerisisture Il rpt,lisb.i
by direction OF said BAN
b order Of the Directors
o. A. DODGE. President
C. A. SUMNER, Cashier
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Also Agent fsr Medicines Manufactured b,. r,-
J. ". POLAND, viz, Cedar Plaster. pi4rrb-4.
Elr.r, Indian Pile Rene %, Cstaartic Pills. &c.
W. Go WY
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WHY VII you work for $40 Per DAY. AMI he
W hossed round, when YOU can en-l-c iu an
easy anf profitable business that wil pay IT. M g b
- u 81 per evening, n at leisure Ii YOU eusIose
Zoe. for further particulars and sample vou viii
never be sorry. Address GEO. S. 1iELLEN. Lewis
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HANCOCK HOUSE, C5rAr sgrlEr. BIS. r.
! Mass heFf ca tle Earlre4a Pan. Ihl.
il use has recently been repaired luI return et
ia Ains u one oi the best and cheapest Hotels l1
Boston. None IS uo-1 centrally ...-g.l Rom.
1 ..is, Dollar Per Day flr Each Person. BARNEY
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A GENTS WANTED ior the best book % tie
n year, The History OF the Great R.rrafr..
sc" by Or. Jesse T. Pccr. NeT, complete. nee u
ed By every citizen ard without clllpet.-- H. Ar
pl5 AZ once T. bEoIGHTON & WVIA~
ll fihie ll.c-e N r.
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'TQRBEES PATENT WEATHER. gTHrrs -
L An examination q it, merits via caa.Ire1
any oue that Iorrey's Patent Weather strips cy-rl
all others. SEMI for illustrated circular. .-er-s
wanted IN every town. rs. -. TuRREY & co..
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ONE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAR:

4 9ENTS WANTED even where our Ols Do!-
lar sale. a Watch Tea SIT, a shawl o.
Dress for one collar each send i es-ts an Z
stamp Tor two chess and circulars giviu fuII rlr-
uculars. Address ARLINGTON. URCWNT 600
j73 Washington Street Boston
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EEFEINIuDI CAS CUs THEIR Owy CLo4.ys ,r
Il hen and Boys, hy u.iu- PaHsIx-s S.tg r.
srEUCrISs CRAFTS. Complete 81. -.rt ? ..... 81
dress i1T s-'1. Agents o-lc-l SAMPLE. SanI
star o. ;or terms ani circular
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
Amusenenfs.

NATIONAL THEArRE.-Mr j.. W. WAL,
LACK commences this evening, a star engage.
ment Of one week only, at tho National. The
play 10 new to wa'bington people, never having.
We believe, been placed upon tho boards here.
Il is . French play, and doubtless. like all
drsnstizations Of French novels, highly son.a.
tionsl. II has been played at wsllack's, in New
York, and at the Holiday, B,l,imOro. with much
success. We learn from those Who have seen
Mr. WALLACE as the Baron do villepreur, that
he acts bis part with all that eharsc sristic sbI.
ity which distinguishes this accomplished actor
aud ssntlenan
MErzERorr HALL.-ELLrSaRR 4 FoorE's
Ncsmbinaton promise Just ave nights more Of
their pleasant sntsrtainmsnts. We advise sIl
our readers who have not yet seen these full.
grown little folk, Commodore FoorE, coiorel
sHALL and Miss RLiIA NEsrELLE, to avail
themselves Of the opportunity new offered. 90
to Ne,ssrott Hall
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
Aational @epnblifau.
RATES OF ADvERTIsINa.

One square, one Insertion, tij subsequent in,er.
lions % cents. ons square, one month, ta Lib.rsr
Inducements TO quarterly, semi annual, and yearly
advertisers
kvery other day advertisements, 90 per cent add
uonsL Twice avssk sdvsrti'smsnt', 70 per cent
additlosai
hfht lines eobstltuts a square. Les, than ,q1are
CHARGED In proportion, At the above rates.
kditoriai notices, % cents per lbe each insertion
Local ustiess, 20 cents per line each insertion
Adtsrtisements coming under the head. Of wants.
For Sale, For Rent LOst and Found, net eres.dIs .
four linss, one inssrtion IS esns three tIne. o.
cents nygrsai,r number Of line, At proportionst.
rates. -
Advertisements should be handed in before n m.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

loCIs NAPoLEoN's present position is
thus stated oy a London Journal: "Or.
dered out of Mexico, defeated at Nikols-
burg, deied in Schleswig, resisted in Lux.
emhurg, abused in Auxerfe, with no lib
critic TO offer to France aud new sacrifices
to demand from his people, the Emperor,
to keep his seat, must accomplish some
great thing. His claim to reign is success,
and in Mexico and Germany, at home and
abroad. he has of late been unsuccessful.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

DR.. GILLErTE's LECTuRE.-The Rev. w
De- Gillette, D. D., Of the Thirteenth. street Bap
tist church, delivered the thirteenth lecture Of
the course before the Young Mems Christian As.
sooiation Of this city last Friday evening: Sub
jeot.-Ireland as saw il. The delivery Of the
lecture was in the Doctors usual oloquens style,
but was simply . recital Of the incidents CON.
nectod with every town throughout that country,
Tho lecture, however, was Toplete with many In.
teresting and affecting anecdotes Of the Irish
people, and their traditions. The lecturer held
forth in the Rev. Dr. Sunderland's church, on
-Four. and .a-half street.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

AN USNATURAL PAREST.-0n Saturday
the police of the Second precinct brought to the
police headquarters little white girl, intslligen
and qu to good looking, who has been fed by the
oolored families near the boundary for some
time. She says hor fther 10 a soldier, and lsfi
his wife in Philadelphia to take up with woman
hers. He brought the little girl from Philadsl.
phia to this city. and fually turned her out to
sleep 10 the barns and fodder.houses on the
country farms, where she has been furnished
with food by q charitable oolored man, who At
last reported the facts to the officers.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

AMERICAN CRICKET CLuB.-The opening
game Of this club tor the season Of 1857, wa
played on Saturday, on the grounds south Of tn,
Executive Mansion, commencing about D. IN.
and continuing until about 7 o'clock.
The game consisted OF sides chosen BY Wright
son OF the celebrated oricketster, Samuel Wight,
and harris, the former side bring the victors by
SCORE 224 to SO. The pr, noipal features Of the
batting were Harris, 50i Wright, 49, Sylvester,
32i and Brodis, 81. or the bowling, Wright II
wickets Harris 10 wickets. The club has Sc.
cured the grounds adjoining the Judiciary
Square.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

FIRST WARD CONSERVATIVES MEETING
meeting Of the Conservative voters Of the
First Ward was held on Saturday evening al
GREEN'S building, on Pennsylvania avenue foI
the purpose Of considering the propriety electing
delegates to the conservative convention called
to meet on Monday night to nominate eandi,
dates for city offices.
Nj. George Emerson presided, and MT Drury
acted as secretary.
After an interchange Of views II was deemed
inexpediont and unnecessary TO make nomna
tions thus carly, and the meeting adjourned
without electing delegates.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

ILLINOIS STATE .AssocrArIoN.-A meet.
ing Of this association was held last Saturday
evening at their rooms on Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite the National Hotel, Mr.. A. Chester,
President, presidingi Mr.. s. d. Bishop, secre.
tary.'
motion expressive Of thanks to Senator
Trumbpll for his efforts in furnishing papers and
documents, and for extending to them his sym.
pathy, was carried.
This association greets with friendship all who
particularly those who reside here who claim a
residence in their State
1t was proposed last evening that the mem,
bers Of the association should bring their wives,
daughtsrs, and sweethearts to their meetings,
f'r the purpose Of making them more interest.
Ing.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

The Fish MARKET.-The quantity of
nsh at the wharf Saturday morning was less
than for the several days past, there being
80, 700 behring's, 400 shad. and about lS, 900
tailers Herring sold ut IS per thousand; chad
at sl2 per hundred, and tailers at So per
thousand. ~
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

MASONIC At the annual assembly of
Washington Commandery No. /, X T, hold at
their ssylum Friday evening, April i9th, the
following officers we're elected for tho ensuing
year:
Joseph b viii, Em. Commander; DR.. Charlie,
Allen, GeneralissimOi r. A. Champion, Capt
Seneraii Q. W. Bennett, Prelatsi W. M Smith.
Reoorderi 2 D. Gilman, Treasurer; G, p. Per.
Tie, Sr. Warden wm. Bryan, Jr. Warden jane.
W. Mckee, Warder
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

New 0RGANIzAuoN.-The old Washing
ton Zouaves are about to reorganiEe. This was
one Of the hrst companies that responded to the
call Of President Lincoln for the defence of this
city, in 1851, and were in the Washington Light
Infantry battalion that made the arst advance
into Virginia They meet this evening in Ma.
gees Hall, Z street,
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

MorIoN FOR New TRIAI~-The counsel
Of William L. Cleaver (Messrs. Norris and Fen.
dalll found guilty of granddaughter, will argu,
the point for new trial on their motion and file
4 bill Of exceptions to the verdict