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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
" UnIIEp State PArEkr OyIIoI

WARRINGTON, March IL, 1855.
On tho petition Of Horace Smith and D. D. Wesson,
OF Springfield, Mass praying for the extension %
patent granted to them the 18th day OF February, 1884,
and reIssued the 10th day Of october. 1854, ths APP
plcation having been authorized by act Of Congress-
from the expiration Of said patent, which took place
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent Once on MONDAY. the 18th day Of June next,
At u ooloek. and all persons are notified TO APP
pear and show cause II any they have. why said Pc
tllon ought not to be granted.
10 the Patent once their objections specially setfoh
as al e.timoay aIsa ~ ei,Ssr party. 10 e used At
the said hearing, DO TAX aud ansmitted In
eordAnce with the rules Of tho once, which will be
furnished on application.
pepo.itions aaa Sths. paper relied upSn IS tsstl
he day q hssriqg thsarguments, any, within ten
Ordered. also that this notice be pubii.hed In the
EEIuBLIoAE and In the Iateiif0eacsr, Washington,
D. o, and In the Republican. Spring eld Mass once
q week for thrcs successive weeks; the hrst Of said
e be at least sixty DAY, Pssv s = the
mh0- A& AotnE Commissioner Of Patents.
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SEw ADVERTISEMENT.

]. MAaK,s' TER, No. $50 Seventh street, Is now
opening his sprin.- stock OF paperhangings, win
dow shades, picture flames, and cord, tasSels
&C. The stock is complete and prices low
J. L. Pearson, book and Job printer, corner
ofNinth and ID streets, invites tho .'enppn o,
our readers to his photographic checks, ~DNe
are engraved and printcd In the highest style 81
the art, and sold at prices which defy competl.
tion.
GEo. M. BknxEH, No. as Massachusetts ave.
nue., advertises doors, sash, blinds, and slate
nantes.
b MEssns. ID. L. WELLS 4 Co., auctioneers, cor
ner OF Louisiana avenue and Sixth street, adj
yertise bakery aud grocery in the First ward
for sale at public auction. D..
Now that warm weather is approaching the
advertisement OF the Great Falls Ice Company,
to be found In another column, Is well worth at
tentlon. The main office 10 at No. 81 Louisiana
avenue.
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CLOTHING At REDUCED RATES Mr. strau.,
north side Pennsylvania Avenue. between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets offers his large and well selected
stock Of Men and Boys Clothing and Geutlemen's
Furnishing Goods, for the next thirty days. without
regard to cost He also offers disco int Of ton per
cent. on all purchases amounting to " or more Now
Is the time to make your purchases at an immense
aaaIna
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y III I IL 7 n.
"J IKE THE IHGSIX, vwr RIs Nio PRoN THE
CARD

The undsrsigued would most respectfully inform his
many friends and customers that he has rebuilt his
shop and office destroyed by nrc, and resumed bust
ness with fresh energy promptness; and dispatch
upon me, hereby notify my friends and the public
generally that prepared to execute any kind Of
public or private repairing. or other
equal In and nnish 70 the best and most approved
at the most reasonable terms Plans, specifications,
and estimates furnished on short notice Parties who
intend to build will hnd II 70 !heir insres g give
call. JAMES MfLOR,
Warrington. b C.. Feb % 1893 Near City Hall.
mh25-eo6t
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Financial.
EiksT NArfosIL BISk

FIRST NArfosAI BISk
WASHINGTON.
n D. Cooks, tof Jay Cooke Z Co. . President.
W. s. Husrisoror, Cashier,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
i;rH srsErr. OrrOsuE rHr TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Government securities with Treasurer United States.
s~oSE MILLION DOLLARS. 10
We buy and sell all Glasses Of GOVERNMENT
sECURI TIES at current arket rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make COLLECTIONS on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES
.wO purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
PAvoRABLETERMs.a and give CAREFUL AND PROMPT
AFFECTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
aud to any other business entrusted to Us.
FULL INFORMANT N in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times eheerfulIy furnished
W s. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
wAsnIsoroS, March %, 1855. mhH-du
LAY CooKE& CO..
BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TIE TREASURY.
suy and sell at current market rate. and keep
stautiy on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
SEVEN .THIRrIEs.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
ordors for Stocks Bonds Sc. executed, and Collse-
lions made on all accessible points
sepl-du
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Aatioual Aspnblitau.


MIS-. Frances ANNE KENNELS READINGS
last night at Mctzcrott Hall drew very full and
highly Intellectual audience, as was anticipated,
numbering among the throng many who rarely
attend public entertainments, and only when
those Of a high order are given. The portions OF
"Richsrd III which she could compress In II
hours effective reading were well selected, ..ad
she was listened to with almost breathicss at.
tention The desire OF the over-enthusiastic to
sppisud at every convenient pause was sup.
pressed, and this example In department told
well for the good taste and discretion which a
Washington audience can exhibit when merit 10
the recipient Of Its favor. Many of the passages
were given with great power, and the mingled
sorrow, rage, and philosophy (strange rs the
combination may seem) Of the fallen monarch
were depicted In a most effective manner. King
Richard, soliloquizing In the dungeon at Pom
fret, was, perhaps, one Of the most marked pas.
sages. Hearing the sound Of music he utters;
Hs, hsi keep time;--How sour sweet music Is,
When time 10 broke, and no proportion kept!
SO "a II In the music q mems lives
hsys INC Q,
But, for the concord OF my state and time,
Had not an ear to hear my true time broke.
wasted time, and now doth time waste me-
Touching his breast,
To-day, at . o'clock, p. m, Mrs. Kemblc will
read "The Midsummer Nights Dream"
Mas MAGGIE MITCHELL loses none of her en-.
chAntmenf, and attracts the people, wherever
she goes, to see her presentations Of the touching
dramas which she has made her peculiar line
There 10 only one Fanchon, and that was wit
messed by crowded house last night. Among
the notables present was Secretary Seward
Tonight she appears as Marie, In the "Pcarl oil
Savoy In this she exhibits great versatility
but her extraordinary power in rendering deep
rpathos has the greatest acopc In this niece Mr.
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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF
L Washington, d. c., chartered by special act Of
Congress for the safe keeping, under guarantee, Of
and all descriptions Of aud for tho Renting
Of Safe. inside q Ore and vaults 0ee
tor: s T Brown, II. D. Cooke. George ". Riggs.
WIN, 1, Huntington, George H.. Plant, George U.
Evans. D. =. Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson.
y. p. Brown, Presidsuti q. %. Evans, Vice Frost
denti William g. Huntington. TrcasurerI ID. p. shy
der, Secretary.
Once Hours-ea u. IN. TO 5p. m.
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PoLIcE oUARrERLr ACCOMPLISHMENTS PaE-
CIsoT-LIEUTESANr ADoLPnus EcKLoYy.-1n
MsUh so Ms. %ss sad
los femaleS: or these al could read and write,
o. sS:. as we're wsr ss. sSa IL
sol, jail 10 default q bail to keep the peace. 81
house, 50, locked up for panishment, Is, turned
oys. 70 military, sent 70 hesdq mis-
. sasi aDss IN dsfsSii-sent 70 Wor2houss, sasi
' Snlsa s States ssi snSsa .
Money! sna S H
assisted, d found dead, j.. drowned, d tniant,.
pirsn 81 door. fonad Sp.n
sstray-,horses !. vchieiesl; also ! on sndi mule;
horse, Il accommodated with iodginss, so2 per-
..ult and battery with intent 10 fili, u Esepins
ticins prostitution, u fntoxication and disor-
ton law, 100; grand aieehy, i, burglary, T. and
Al four gone to the penitentis,y. OF professions
there we're nePStter, o Poiisemsn, i county
s.y%sn, !, issysi', p student, !; telegraph opsr.
'' 6f,stipp f 5~ssrsu, Jon, x.v-Nuw,,r
robberes reported. 10. sryests m sSe %, smo,,nt
OF property lost OF stolen, 10 b22 SIS; amount re-
VI, 20l; turned over to owners, tl62T; taken from
and returned to prisoners, t2s2.6s. u
-
Policy vExDEns.-James France and French
| !. Leach and Marden, OF the Fifth precinct, for
dealing 10 policy they had hearing before
Justice CLARK, who lined them t5l.ei, but not
having 1.-THE stampsn they were committed to
the work-house for ninety days.
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GENUINE BUCK GLOVES.

GENUINE BUCK GLOVES
Genuine Buckskin Gloves for 0en!lemen and Ladies.
Wholesale and retail, at RAMsPuR6 SONS, No.
l05 high street, Goergetawn, d. q, Ladies' and
Dents 0auntlets madsto order. ihS SIN.
BEAUTIFUL HARP-Left at my store for sale. at y
ID sacrifice. Also, superior Music Box, cheap. NJ
Bargains In second hand AecoTdeons and Con- g$
certinas. Pianos aud Organs for rent. Pianos Ixx-
tuned aud repaired by experienced WORK az short
notice, JOHN Y. ELLIS,
mh3lA [Starl Nd Pa. avenue.
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" rou PERL debilitated and "worn out. and want
something to tone up the system. instead OF using
stimulants, take DR.. II. Anders Iodine Water, q
most powerful vitaliInx agent aud restorative. |
permcatcs the entire system. aud Ne eject is pdrmd-
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Vl.l5 for French whalebono Corsotsi s cents for
Corset steels Also, HOop-skirts. Shoulder B1ces.
and Corsets Of all Styles altered and made to order
and 1t warranted, at Charles Daum's. 70 Louisiana
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets
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GEORGETOWN MATTHRs.

ORpERs for the NATIONAL REPuBLr AN In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores Of
Messrs. T. NJ. X. Mills Co., Qate Crandelrs) l2s
Bridge street. or 1T Messrs. q. T. Getty L Co.'S,
LOG Bridge street, where copies OF the REruBLI.
cAN may be obtained daily.
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,,u.r,- -. ~
.ctnd ~ so,po,sir g wye:..hs court trans
sieS ''""'a' vs. ha'ck' ho'ioh LOT new uiai
g. fAppeal,l Di.mIs,cd far want n, ,,o.oc,.
1ssJ p.,,,, 49, s.,t,, ~, , -
,oeL.,a Atehy VS.. Senmlu, case having been
uvu " "PPehee u dismissed LOT want oil
pr inae B NJ, ,-,-
,, 49,. Dshk o. me oiI dominion vs. tailaher'
'u VIZ " neiautLJaeKson.
n, s ~. n N. hasse,y vs. Coihhs' Judgement
y,S TeaN Mst maue hnna,iuI,heywofth. a.,
,,sii Na,or ". Munen. IN morton OF w. D.
M mi new trial u granted In this case.
ihe o"ur' 'heh aulourheu uhtW TINS morning
-
EQUITy OoURr-yudge 0Iin.-This court acted
on the following cases Yesterday
llsl. Essex VS.. Essex. Order Appointing Mary
Essex guardian dd Iilem.
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THE MAYoRALTY.-It Is Tumored that Major
A. U. Richards, superintendent of the Metro
politan police, wiz be the choice of the Repub-
lican party for the mayOralty.
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Mr.. 4. N. HoUaHroS, of the Pension otree,
was, On Monday, presented with q handsome
miniature carriage, by some OF his friends, for
use OF his boy, lately arrived at his residence
| In Georgetown.
PoLIGE TELseRANs.-Therew were transmitted
| through the police telegraph ONCE at beAdquar-
tiers, OF which NJ Y. Holley, esq, 10 superlntend.
ept, go dispatches during the past month
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Amusements.


N ATIoNAL THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL !, 1863,
The Sparkling Little Favoritc.
MISS MAGoIg MITCHELL,
expressly for Miss Maggie Miteheii entitled iis
OR. 4 a6TIsR' Frazer,
Supported By the Popular Young Actor.
MR.. JAS. W. COLLIER,
Aud q Brilliant Cast
THURSDAY,
hAReoT. THE POULTRY DEALER
and
THE LITTLE TREASURE
METzERoT HALL.
MORNING AND EVENING READINGS
PEARE.
MRS. FRANCES ANNE KENBLE
TB, PuaH.
u; s sSs.. + BIZ KEsRhf @
HAIL. in 'A fd as!.Syi Fys ssfss March
RICHARD II,
Wednesday Morning. APRIL,
NJ MINER NI0HT's DREAM
Friday Evening. Aprils.
WINTER TALE.
Saturday Morning. April4,
orHBLLo.
oseet MCrnns RssaS sS%sSfs s EtiES'iSS ats
The L etsts ior the shtifs Series viii begin q
tsS r. as;s stOrs on fE stG MoRS n
ias may b procured on sHTUR6XY. March q. aud
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SSsd !, S nc audience are
meneemeni Of the Headings. mh95.tf
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MARRIAGE LICENBEs. - The total number
Issued this month Is 90, of which 3s were to col
ored people On two days, tDie 9th and goth,
there was blank report.
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"WoMAS's RiGHTs,r - Petitions are beinl
circulated among clerks In the Department.
praying Congress to confer the ballot on the
gentler SEX In this District
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RETURNED HoNg,--Mr. August Koch and lady
reached here on Monday evening, having Just
arrived from their European tour. Mr.. Koch
has been absent some ten months and himself
and lady aFe'looking extremely well.
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ORrHANs' CoURT--Jndgs PureeH.-This court
transacted but little business yesterday
sENAToRfAL sURKTIEs.
Edward NJ Thurston qualified az executor of
MARY Ann brown, who died recently In Rhode
Island, and whose will was proved at the last
court; senators Sprague and Anthony became
Adjourned.
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ORINIsAL .CouRr-The only business trans
acted by this court yesterday. was the reception
OF a few indictments from the grand jury.
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LOCAL ITEM 8.

90 TO I. y. mud, $50 street. corner Of Ninth
street, for Boys Clothes.
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SorP-HousE.-The soup-house, which has been
carried on through the llberality Of Colonel S.
p. Lee, for several weeks past, will be closed
after to-day. During its continuance II has
helped number. both white and colored, who
without such aid would have suffered from
hunger.
BUILpIsGs.--A number Of persons have bought
lots In the vicinity Of the terminus OF the canal
and have commenced the erection OF business
houses.
SuNK.-The barge Bell, loaded with wood, was
sunk on Friday last, off Broad Creek, by COLI
sion with the long-boat occoquan. Cargo saved.
FIsH.-Shad sold yesterday at t22 per hun.
dred, herring go per thousand, and rock, perch,
&C, at from II to 40 cents per bunch.
TAxgs-Sherif Stuart and his deputy were
after delinquent Taxpayers yesterday with a
sharp stick.
USwHoLEsoME FooD.-A great many of the
fowls brought to this city by railroad are cooped
up SO tightly or so badly attended to en- route as
to make rather unhealthy subjects for food.
DEATH.-Mrs. Jefferson Roberts, who lived at
the corner of Royal and Queen streets, died very
suddenly on Sunday night of heart disease.
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ALExANDRIA MATTERS.

To OUR SUBscRIBKns IN ALExASpRIA.-Mr.
George W. Jones, No. IS North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, 10 our author
lied agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the first day of February.
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THIRry SIX PArrERss Of Cashmere Dress Pants In
light eolors now ready at A. saks Co. s. 6l7 Seventh
street, between Pennsy lvania avenue aud street
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Watches and Jewelry.

III JEwELRY.
i ass .s SG siysf WsseS asstI
Glasses Pock ct and Table Cutlery, RaISrs, Scissors
Gold and Silver Thimbes and every variety Of Silver
Plated Ware, &c, at the very lowest prices. deli
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTI-
L MORE RAILROAD.

ram, ms, puI, MIR uIuornN Avn NAM
MORE RAILROAD.
TINE TABLE
commencing "oN nP''' i0'"' i'"
ao Tsi a. ,o fs Rsn0r0 and Washington leave Ph
rtnIs n Express tFSn Mondays excepted S IL a T..
press,
Way Mall Train for Baltimore at s. l5a
Leave Baitnors a. m. WAY aatii . a. ~
! y p IN. Express %' AAp'S''' 10 p ~' AAp'''''
L.s,. p..aspsaS pa p. GhAIS and w...s,o.
teays Batim nS - f S Pblladslphis ats1pm
Leave Baltimore FER New YEN M j. p m
mhlo u .. hbNNEi. ouperln.enoehI
l1Oe7 GREAT 1907
Ioos PENNsfLNANlA ROUTE lOos
sfkISd scaEbtEE
IoWs anu "''e' E'H 1901 "A'n' VIII run Is 'oi-
Washington 7Ssm. Balt!!nOre l22ISpm
SSpm. :" loS "
the m oks IA DovBLE'ThAch ROUTE,
~ nIni, sGLS raiaee STATE room gay
S@ SHr g twelve hour; s oyer nv TqSts
York '' WV " "'"A anu o'A''' N'"
arm, mn, 49,, ma ,, ,,
THREE DAILY TRAINS 10 THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To THE NORTH
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER and PITTS.
Bp pa.5dn without put change . ,,,u, p.,,
s.dysptasss q y%sfins. ali changes In UNION De:
Tickets Sy this route esn be procured at the once.
corner q sixth street and Penpsylyana avenue. under
EPs. 2. al .%Ss ONCE
sSrsR se'PRS Ei%Is Ss Pitts
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A FIRk.-Yesterday morning, about 3 O'Clock,
IRE was discovered In the grocery store OF Mr.
Hugh Sweeny cornor Of Thirteenth and d
streets 1t was extinguished with few buckets
Of water. Damage about $50. Acting Sergeant
Frazier, with Officers Marders and q, T. Leach
OF the Fifth precinct, were prompt In attendance
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MEETING or THE BAR.-we are requested to
announce that there will be a meeting OF the
bar In the Criminal Court room, City Hall, to.
morrow tThursday) at II a. m, to take action
relative to the death OF John Jollife, esq, a
prominent lawyer, deceased.
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MISS MiLLs.-we learn that Miss Mills,
daughter OF our distinguished fellow-townsmAn,
Clarke Mills, esq, win take part In the grand
Odd Fellows Hall, April 0. Miss Mills is a
member Of the choir OF st. Aloysius, and Justly
celebrated prima donna.
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A FINE ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT AT Odd
Fellows Hall tonight Mr.. q. II. WilliaI AIS, cit
lien well known to many OF us as worth OF our
eountensnce and encouragement, will Z ender his
celebrated temperance poem, Edwin Moore"
which will be illustrated by fifteen Il ne psiat-
The exhibition will be supported by brilliant
oxy-caleium light, and upwards Of fifty OF the
among which are "The Creation, '(aeries,) eleyea
paintings; .'The Inflated Ship" seven paint
ings; and Fort SUMTER" four patntngs. Fine
go, with music by Heald's celebrated brass band
will make the affair worthy of . visit by the
half.priee. Go and enjoy pleasant entertain
ment.
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TRuNRs.--Stephcns X Co., No. $40 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, have Just received u large and
superior assortment of trunks, among which
trunk, the ladies' Saratoga trunk, and the sole
leather trunk, together with every variety Of
all OF which offered at the very lowest prices
Those contemplating travelling should call and
examine stock at stephens %. U
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DARING TuEBT,-About $50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon woman by some means got into the
culinary department Of the Executive Mansion,
and while the official who has charge Of that de-
pArtment had his attention attracted, she Sc
GREETED a saucepan under cloak that she wore
and left the ROOM though In passing through
the outer hall the pan was observed by one OF
the ushers of the establishment, by whom she
lice ~ . ..
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, BITTEN ny Doos.-Yesterday afternoon about
while ascending the front steps of the residence
OF Gen. Williams, on the corner Of street and
New Jersey avenue, in quest of aims, was at
eral, and knocked down the steps, and her right
arm drcadnllly laeerated by tho teeth OF the dogs
The screams OF the sufferer soon attracted to the
ment printing once, and much excl tement pre-
vailed for q time. Gen. Williams stepped out
and, we learn, promised to attend to the injuries
of the old lady.
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A fUuITIvE FROM JUsrIcK.-John Fugitt was
taken before Justice CLARK, at the Sixth pre-
einct station-house, by Sergeant Greer, charged
with fleeing from the authorities Of Virginia.
lie was committed to await rcquisition from
the Governor OF that State.
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Policy VENDEns.-James France and French
7. Leach and Marden, OF the FiftR precinct, for
dealing In policy. They had q hearing before
Justice Ozark, who lned than tsl.ei, but not
having "the stampsn they were committed TO
the work house for ninety days.
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.AnREsr or 4 HoRsE THIEy.---Sergeant Greer,
yesterday, for tho larceny OF two horses, from a
gentleman near Fairfax Station, Va. Justice
CLARK complied him to jail to await q requisi.
tion from the Governor OF Virginia.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-28
Special Notice.

We wish to call the attention of our readers to the column advertisement headed Purify Your Blood" to all the articles mentioned in it. All those afflicted by disease, or who have friends suffering from sickness, should care fully read, and we know they will derive pro fit from it. It gives us much pleasure to be able in this manner to recommend 10 ourpeo- pie these remedies, as years of trial show they fully deserve. Dr. Thos. A. Hurley's Sarsaparilla, the Great Blood Purifier, needs only to be tried to be fully appreciated. His Bitters. (Hurley's,) are the best aud purest now offered for sale. For debility and loss of appetite no others ought to be used. Hurley's Agne Tonic Is harmless in it's effect and never fails to cure if used by directions. Try it. Also his Worm Candy, (Hmley's,) cannot be equalied; any child will take it. So it is with Dr. Seahrook's Soothing Syrup, the best and safest now offered, as no bad effects ever oc- cur from using it. Mothers try one bottle. and in future you will get no other. Also Dr. Seabrook's Elixir of pyrophosphate of iron and Calasaya; also Dr. Bettison's Eng Horse Liniment and James Rnddie & Co.'S Ext. Jam. Ginger. All the above remedies are unequalled; we cannot understand why their remedies might not as we'll be taken in the special diseases for which they are recon mended. with AS much confidence as ths pre- scription of regular physician,
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-28
suffrage in the Northern states

There are but five of the Northern states, and these are New England states, which make no distinction in the right of suffrage on account of col or.
 Maine gives the right of suffrage to every male citizen of the United States who has resided in the State three months, excepting panpers, persons under guardianship, and Indians not taxed.
 New Hampshire admits as electors, sseyery male inhabitant." excepting paa- pers, and persons excused from paying taxes at their own request.
 Mas sachusetts admits every male cit- izen twenty-one years old, excepting paupers and persons under guardian ship: but no person can vote or be ei- igible to office who is not able to read the constitution in the English ian- guage and write his name.
 Rhode Island gives the ballot to eV- cry male citizen of full age, one year in the State, six months in the town, and who owns real estate worth Sl54' or renting ST per year; and to every native male citizen, two years Ill the state. six months in the town, dnly reg ;stered, who has paid si tax or dohe