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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

COMMUNICATIONS Lodge, No. SIS, Of
q. U. o. OF o. F., celebrated their twenty-hrst
anniversary by a parade yesterday. They were
headed by.a splendid brass band, and carried
the nag Of their order. Deputations of the
brethren from the District accompanied the
procession.
MARKET.-The grain market continues ac-
tive, with an advancing tendency. Sales yes
terday Of fair white wheat at t2,so; good red
and white at q s5Gl290. Inferior mixed corn
sold for u 90; good si.l06l.ll I; white ti.l0;
yellow tl.l36ll.lt Oats IS eta. RyetlT0Gl.T3
Potatoes tl.Uo per bushel.
RgPRRsgNrATIvRs.-Ho Hugh Latham, OF
this city, representa- the Odd Fellows of Alex.
Andria IN the Grand Encampment at Richmond
to-day. Peter @. Uhler represents Potomac
Lodge and John Campbell Ssrepta Lodge, IN
the Grand Lodge, which meets at the same
time and place.
RIVER FRorr.-Matters along the river front
are nofof q very lively character. Several
steamers came In yesterday. Owing to bad
weather and adverse winds there are few sail
ing vessels reported.
Sun FIRE CoMPANY.-The members OF this
old and most efficient company are thinking OF
Increasing their means OF Usefulness by the
purchase of o steamer,
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NEW ADvERrrsEMENrs.

q. B. WILSON, No. so2 Seventh street, under
Odd Fellows Hall, offers for sale a complete
assortment Of iadies' gentiemens aud chs
dren's boots and shoes at extremely low prices.
MrssRs. II. W. HAMILTON 4 Co., at the
Builders Depot, No. bO2 Seventh street, In.
vites the attention Of carpenters and builders
to their complete stock Of everything pertain-
Ing to the entire completion Of buildings.
See their advertisement.
TIE Pioros.suooftso MATCH ma. been
postponed to the 10th inst. Same place and
hour. ..
An important registry notice appears In
another column.
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EoUITY CoURr-Judge oiia.-Thls court was
occupied As follows yesterday;
Davidson vs.. Washington and Alexandria
Railroad Company. Order referring to auditor
the petition of Messrs. Brent and Riddle, to
report on counsel fees.
straining McCarty from prosecuting the claim
or parting with the papers In the case OF
Birdie claim on the United States until the
further order OF tho court, and for reference
to auditor to take testimony as to fees.
Bayly ct al. Va. Bayly ct Al. Order Of refer
ence to auditor to report on partition.
Bsyly va. Jillard ct al. Order Of reference
to auditor.
Warren vs.. Brent. Order rstifying trustees
sale and reference to auditor.
Cooper vs.. Osburne. Decree appoin ting Nc
Kenny and Osburne trustees to sell.
Adjourned.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USITLp STATES PATENT 0rYIcE.


On the petition OF EDWARD LISDSER, Of NswYoTk,
n Y pray for the extension of patent granted to
him the 9Th day Of June, 1854, and reissued In two
divisions December y. ls6d and numbered, respec-
lively t5 and +lg, for an Improvement In Magazine.
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on
the 9th day OF June, 1858:
Il Is ordered that The said petition be heard at the
Patent Oaice on MONDAY, the 18th day Of June
next, at II o'clock and all persons are ned 70
appear and show cause, II any they have. why said
petition ought not TO DO granted,
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
hle 10 the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth IN writing, at least tioeatH days before
the day Of hearinKi all testimony hled by either
party TO be used,at the said hearing must DO taken
once. " hich viii be furnished on application,
Depositions and other papers. relied upon as testi-
mony, must be filed In the office ttoentD days be-
fore the day ofhearngi the arguments any within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be pnblished In
the REPuBLIcAs and the ifQsncer, gton,
d. and In the Atlas, New York, N. Y, once
Rablieat9ps e DO at least sixty days grsyiSus to
ap?-fhN Acting ComInissIoner OF Patents,
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SEVENTH WARD AsTtRApIoALC LgD:. Last
night tie regular weekly meeting OF the above
cisb was heId at Island Hall, corner Of yir.
sinis avenue and street which Mn vas NAILED ssIled
TO order by the president, MT, Wm ~. mss,s'
The Chair stated that an Invitation had
been extended the club By the Army ana NSs sy
sennt Bates, ON his arrival In this city, but
that it did not come to hand until o'clock on
meeting Of the club, as the Sergeant was an.
nouneed to arrive on Tuesday morning
The CHAIR said the Executive Conservative
,,,am n, ittee had called q meeting Of the wards
ION HonGsy night week, and that the Clty Gon-
MENTION wocid meet 10 May to make nomina.
fam far general ticket, He also said that
in order 70 carry the ward triumphsn,ly f for
syery white citizen 10 be prompt In register
:, Ss when the time arrived, He felt sure Of me
:. sulf IN his advice was headed, and he doubted
re- re-, II al the wards done theiy duty, victory
nov, z perch on the banner OF conservatism at
w ,hnn Tf mppicipsl election. .,.,.
the n, SaXdsass "a were made by other gentle
ms sap ~ " whlsh the club adjourned
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DYSPEPSIA and sorofula are two by dra- headsd
monsters from which nearly all the Ills that nosh
Is heir to originate. Far Dyspepsia, the Peruvian
SYRUP protected solution Of the Of iron.
Is u lopE-tried and well established remedy and
for Serofua, In all its manifold FORMS DR.. II. An.
derS' Iodine Water 10 = specific. lfthose AFFLICTED
will try these remedies they will thank US for call
ing thoir attention to them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

wIsrAR's BALsAN or WILD CHKRRI and Oracs's
Celebrated salve have stood the test Of long expe-
rienee. and have come into general use. These ar
tleles are no quack nostrums, but genuine prepara
lions, skillfully compounded, and we'll adapted to
the class Of diseases for which they are recon.
mended. Seth W. Fowle 4 Son, Boston, Mass ARE
the proprietors. -
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CLerHIss At REDuoEp RArEs.-Mr. A straus.
north side PennsylvAnia Avenue, betwssa Tenth
and Eleventh streets. offers his large and well
selected stock Of Non and Boys Clothing and
Geutiemen's Furnishing Goods. for the next thirty
days. without regard 10 cost. He alss sfers
disco ant Of ten per cent. all purchases amount
Ing to ~ or moro. Now Is the time 10 make ysur
Purchases at an immense saving.
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Stables.

COOKS BOARDING STABLES,
~ ON EIGHTH STREET,
between D and 3, No. 4e1.
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses.
Large, airy aud comfortable stables, The propris.
tor welIknown one Of the best feeders In this
| District. Owners Of poor horses can have them
| fAttened and well cared for.
CARRlAGEs can DO had at all hours for Parties,
Weddings, and Funerals. jA23-u
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ORPHANS CoURr-Judgs PurcsH.-This court
held an adjourned. session yesterday. The
only business transacted was the allowance Of
an appeal from the order OF the court, made
on Tuesday, In the Sarah Edelin, will case,
such appeal having been prayed BY Messrs.
Wilson and Mattingly.
Adiournad
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

testimony which has accumulated In favor Of Wis.
tar's Balsam Of wild Cherry safe, efficient and
reliable remedy In curing coughs. colds and pull
mopary disease. Many Of the cures are truly won
derful
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Parkersburg, (VaO Gazette that n few days
ago there was squad Of sixty colored persons
sent from this city to Grafton, to take the
place of q number OF discharged soldiers Who
there. The affair created quite a little stir, II
Is said, and q riot was, for while, Thoughts to
be Imminent.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS,

To ouR SUBSCRIBERS IN ALRxASDRIA.-Mr.
George W. Jonos, No. IS North Alfred street, be.
tween Queen and Cameron streets, Is our author
lIed agent for tho NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. In
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit advertisements for this paper. from
the nrst day Of February.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

CONSERVATIVES Army AND NAVY UNION
There will be meeting OF this orlaniIation
at their room, No. 397 Pennsylvania avenue,
Ing next, April IS, at which time Sergeant
Bates viii be present. with his nag which he
has borne through the South, as also with the
Washington and Georgetown, and all sojourn-
ers, are respectfully invited to be present.
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aEoRaEroxn MATTERS.

oRpERs for the NArfoxAL RErUBLrcAsin George.
town may be left at tho bookstores Of kessrs. T.
N. K. Miiis 4 Co., Clate Crandelt's,) l2s Bridge
street, or Al Messrs O. T. Getty 3 Co. :. 100
Bridge street. where copies Of the REPUBLICAN,
may DO obtained daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

Wasn't susx.-on Monday night, during "a
heavy squail. the sOho9ner Corins' GapssST
Cheney was sunk in The pStomso w r,ysf Fam on
HoTfoiE. virgins, 70 Alexandria, with load
OF lumber. fhe schooner Mary virsinia wens
to her assistance on Tuesday morning
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

TIE CONGREGATIONAL meeting called LOT
10 the sudden call Of the pastor from the city
by the death Of, Rev. DIR. Bsugher, at dcttys;
burg, has by vote Of the ysstry been postponed
TO Thursday night, the $50 inst.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

u sUIrs for large boys, at Henning's One Price
Clothing Store, No. Oil Seventh street.
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.,WHa,mnn,s chamber, Clty Hall, At 1880 O'clock
and viii discuss the following question
HRssoived, That terms o. pShtieai omsea
sTSsre viii also be readings, deelamations,
he. The exercises are always Interesting, and
not Improbable. No charge u mAne lot az
mission.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

Ruo,srn. Tios IN the FIHsy WAnD-The
Iegistrstionr " number Of whites were al,
a. sio so,1,sa s.t Total SIS, Of which large
numbsr were Ilsr Total asnesT w yeEiii
osS were White, md 1855 soiored' Colored
Ne books viii be. opened IN the Second
Of Thirteenth and q streets,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

TRUSKs.-Stephens l. Co., No. $40 Penusyl
vanis avenue, have just received = large and
superior assortment Of trunks, among which
Ing trunk, the ladies' Saratoga trunk, together
with every variety Of satohels, travelling bags
and vAlises for ladies', all Of which are offered
at the very lowest prices. Those contemplAt
Ing travelling should call and examine the stocl
at Stephens q 90.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

w.,r.x. ...,r.. -
monthiv meetins Of the Wo,hinrmsn,. ssssm.
biy Wa held iasf night in he Common Coun.
eil Snam m,said lily h ns, .,..,, a.. ,.,
mi N WntSin., oaifed tbe s..embiv 10 nr
Der. and, at his suseestion, Mt j. j. Mitchell
The n,saen,s,o ~ Mss.,p Rh,t rS Mn IT.
.na n an Seieystea from the Ion,n.ymsn
ressrreS 10 = sommittse Who preno,tsd th aa
tSnY TonnS the c,eaantisI. cntp.ct ga s..nm'
mended that they be invited 10 fave sests In
NJ Whsis. fam IN. .i.h..hou, .onn,,,..
..ldth.t ssss,sI thou.snS nstttians hsa 49,,
nrssented 10 Conspess' but nothins eoai S1 ss
done until after the impese "a .sa TIA was
Who had pfomised tbat A. soon A. tSc trisi
was over, the elsht,Sour question should Be
Tse n,o,o.ed amendment IN an. co,.t,,u.
,,an ,,PS}ns ea, MI relst,ns 10 the eSncua,xs
committee, Was then taken up for eonsidera.
uon, WILLIAM p.,o, - No, d, ,,,o, n, ..,,u
.Ssx With The eseou,ive eommitteee ~ . n Ia
m ~ sommittee' 'n' '"p'''""e' u 'e'"'n'
Mtshs, n .sia that ns nsd Introduced Ga the
4soss because the exeoative committee had not
sny Ssann nn IN, usna
ment was moi asreei 10.
M. n..t hrslrss. IN o,d., IVA. thu .,,ot,t
nsnt ~ Z COMMITTEE 10 ponIy 10 iba sdSrpcos ni
the Buiidsrs' Union. p''
THE resoiution was submitted some time
M pUp .fier .ams remsrS. ,ssiiha,sw
,hs ,..nio,ioyn, A'''' sumo 'e""'A'' "''"''e~
M. McLsne moved that I've delegates shall
&c. Tor trsnssetion Of business; which motion
aSScLsnc moved An amendment to the
tan ~ NJ executive committeeS ito be BY Il
designate. snd in.s.t 80 Be- sPpoin,ts;a By The
pftbluent' w.
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TINTED STATES NAILS.
ALABAMA.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENTAL
wAsHIsoroS. February ., 1893.
q S: pspsTi%ssi s 81 1pfI s. lbs is.
% b Decided ;he neT. day for Carrying ne mail;
Route No; esls, -gyrCn Montgomery. BY Msnset
Arrive at Selma next days by m,
Arrive AM At Mo S h next M day. a, s:o..
The accepted bidder will be required to take
execute contracts In tho form and prescribed
dsns 10 iasotPorated into tracts, and S0s Of
p ss &c S,ssS Ss cS %.!s q.
sRrSpO,ss &, ~ the NALL e ne
:, Proposals must es sealed. typographical mail
aud sddre..ed to the sssSad H..stSnt P S.tmastsr
'. a,. r,. ALEX, "; RANpALL.,
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ uSlrrpw STATE. PayEs sr 3,TSSIGsss
On the petition Of GEokoE A: LEIoIfoS, o. Law.
renee. Hass, praying for the extension n patent
no hin 81 NJ q saT S Ss =.
from the sIH Pr, q .aid ps.sat. which lakes
ra @ 81 & Day assF d taa:
nat asd . sppss show hsa.
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
als y 3, fs':ss o&ss 'fsl1 .pssi.iS
set forth IL writing. a least t,oenty da[. before
party. 70 % used 4 Ihe said hesrinT, must 30
iaken and transmitted IN aeeordsnso with the rules
%ons nssi b dsd II dc SaSs igsHiy dsy; before
len days after alag the testimony.
ssa en III &c tn.
D. c.. and In tho Post, Boston, Massachusetts,
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DROPosALs FOR HORSES.

Wsiss, NO, sss than osc poupd, 10 b .ound spJ
n any or ali y sSs Sds M
fis Inspection q The horse. win iais pl.s. on
ne Sa"e'' GROUNDS ~ "s VINE ana aAs ABOVE
Horses and addressed to 'Re , qpn1dsr 1Yrs
.Pi saas voI b. n .%, Cen and a q =: o.a
or.xrrRx,srrR's OFFICE. u,sMc.,,
s %.sHIsSros: xeii iS. isas
until IL o clock, m. Of WEDNESDAY. the aOt6 day
o. May next. foi furniships Ratlons 70 The United
'PioRTsM0GTH, New Hampshire;
CHARLESTOWN, Massachusetts,;
RhhILhPKtPiiA, Psaqsylyani.,
S0tNp ~. Iiiinois;
Each ration to consist Of Twelve ounces Of Pork or
Bacon cTs pound and fSgs GaRes: q 81, or
Ish Bes % Sasefs 81 soM sg s OF
four Of Corn Neal aRa one hundred
nanoa ~ Ricsp ~ ,ea pounds Of sreen
Coffee, q eight pounds Of roasted toL 5GAstSd and
fes; Sf,ssn pounds Of sugar. four quart. d Vine.
gari enc pound snd Ioar of scan ihpss nannSss
and twelve ounec' Of Salts aud four ounces OF
rsPper to be delivered upon tn. order Of
Be- SoRRsPf'' S'; or ;.ts .s sf Ts';a
hs rGt he d rs Ess
sfs s. sss s sssi s.s Ss ~ esas SsS
q good qualify. 0
At s sH,f @us be by the following
The ssf sai .ese: A. y X:
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ODD FELLows' LEvEK.-The levee Of the
at Odd Fellows Hall, was, as usual, q success,
throngs OF ladies and gem iemen taking advan-
tage OF the occasion to visit the lodge rooms,
After the visit Of Inspection, the party repaired
to the large hall, where dancing was the order,
and which was source of delight and enjoy.
ment to all who participated in the pleasures
Of the dance.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

TAG DISCIPLES OF FAUsr.-The TypogrAphI
cal Union Of Alexandria will give levee at
Lyceum Hall, In that city, on the evening Of
the 23d inst. Invitations have been extended
BY the Union to the reportorial fraternity Of
the National Infeiiigeneer, Sidr, NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN, Express, Chronicle, and Union, will
be present, and ~ the opportunity Of taking
by the So the lovely Of Alexandria,
whom, we are assured, will grace the occasion
Of every with their presence. Should such
an opportunity present itself, we know sew
eral ing knights OF the pencil who will
"stick" to their fair charge as long as the
"rule" OF proprlety permits among Bohe-
miAns,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

An INTERESTING AyyAIR.-Yesterday, at
McKendrec chapel, at AIS p. m, the interest,"
Ing services OF matrimony was witnessed, the
happy pair being WIN. II. Hazard, esq: and
Miss Ella NJ. Wade, of this city. Rev. VIM.
Krebbs, pastor, oficiated In his usual impress
sive manner, The happy pair, who are mem:
bers Of Good SAmarltin Division, Sons OF
Temperance, started for Philadelphia at t;3o
p. M, to enjoy their honeymoon. We wish
them an enjoyable trip and safe return.
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DEATH OF DR.. Bou1uRR.-To Rev. DR., But.
Ter, Of St. Paula Lutheran church, corner of
Eleventh and II streets, We are indebted for the
following glowing tribute paid toe decessed
"A telegram In your columns yesterday an
nounced tho death, At Gettysburg, OF the Rev,
II. L; BOUCHER, y. D., President % Pennsylys-
BY this sad Intelligence. For though his health
for the past year has been some hat en- feebled,
he has been steadily at the post Of duty. He
wa, one q shs sh9ls: %ss ef,hs soynt,y D.,
legs Iron iss infancy, and forthe past eighteen
dent, and vss ons q ths nsst ssfnsst svanesii-
s ga nin;sis.s q TIE Lord. siwsys pfsashiss
ofsss hssrdis Che pulpit q sspsuis i IssS ssss
prsysf asssins., ssd si~sys win isssfsss stan, ana
R.0ns; h.T1 iscst senisi chr,stisn gen.
nag, At Gettysburg, ministsfins, With the most
pnselhsh ndelity, among the wounded and
aying; whil,t he own bouse and the college
through the land Lieutenant Nesfit BOUCHER,
achsrlshsd son and noble soldier, fell early In
ne var, innieiing deep wound upon the home
fully recovered. An elder son is principal Of
younger son, Rev. n. touis Boushsr, hss just
returned from the tour Of Europe, and has Be.
Sowing s. sy II S,sshs 'aS Ss q:
wife and sorfowing household will and abun.
dsnt consolation In the testimony Of . long al nd
consistent life, devoted TO the interests Of
human hinmsSity Hnd relision-to the Kingdom Of the
at will not DO easy for the trustees Of Penn
sylvania college to all the place Of the noble,
but now departed president, BOUCHER"
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NEPARTMENr OF THR INTERIOR,

IMPAIRMENT OF THR INTERIOR,
wiiiissIos, April 1 ISIS. .
Boston, Mass praynT ior The extension ola patent
gransd % him ths 10th day o. April, 1855. and re.
proyement In Plato Holder for Camerss. for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
lakes place on the lo,h day o. April, lspi
Patent once on MONDAY, The 2ith day q August,
asxt. at u o'clock. IN. and all persons are noiined
said petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ale In the Patent 0ace their objections. specially
set forth in writing, AZ least ttoentK days before
party to be used At the said hearing must be taken
aud transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
once, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon As tssti-
mony. must be filed In the Office fioentk days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, n any. within
n Ordered also, that this n9tee % published iSths
d. c.. and in the Journal, Boston, .kassschu.
sets, once week for three successive weeks,
tho hrst Of said publications 10 be at least sixty
days previous to the day Of hsarinsI srorr
spl5-wa Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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FouRrH WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-The
regular weekly meeting Of this club was held
L streets; Mr.. J. II. Crossman, the President,
In the chair.
Mr.. Briscoe moved the appointment OF .
canvassing committee; which was agreed to-
Messrs. Needham, Shanklin, ]. West, NJ.
West, J. II. Gram. Major Morse, J. II. Dixon,
Costello, Cronin, q. Hsllon, W. II. Smith, l..
Jeffries, p. II. Donovan.
The following gentlemen were appointed
challcngers: J.. West, Major Morse, William
Murphy, q. Briscoe.
Messrs. Briscoe, Crane, and Crossman Ad.
dressed the club on political topics, after
which the meeting adjourned.
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A SEA CAPTAIN AooIpKNTLy MILLED.-On
the night OF the 50th ultimo., while on q pAssge
Hatteras, Captain Cyra aoodspesd, Of the
schooner CHARLES A. Jones, vas accidentally
killed during a heavy gale Of wind. His leg
was caught In the main sheet, crushing II; at
the same time the main boom struck him on
the head, killing him instantly.
His remains were placed aboard OF a vessel,
home, Bridgewater, N. Y, where he leaves a
wife and several children, With many friends to
mourn his loss.
The captain was known by many of tho mer,
camille classes and others OF this city, who
deeply lament his loss as q persevcring, honest
man, and friend to all.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

CLOTHING FOR SPRINo.-Messrs. Stephens
and Tenth streets, have Just received an exten.
sive and well selected stockl Of youths, boys,
aud chlldren's clothing for all 4geS, from three
iii soop be here, and It behooyes our resders
to provide themselves with clothing for their
children and themselves at the low rates which
rule at the establishment Of Stephens Co.
before the rush comeg,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

REV. DR. WEsTwoop.-The Princeton Sfdn-
dard contains the following In relation to Rev.
DR.. II. q. westwood, late pastor OF Union
chapel, In the First ward oRey. DR.. West
wood, p astor ofthe Methodist Episcopal church
by the bishop to look after the Interests of the
Church In Omaha. He will take formal leave
OF his present charge on Sunday, the 10th inst.
We had Just congratulated ourselves on hAv-
Ing him among us for another year, when we
And that duty calls him to the far West. The
wellwishes Of our people will accompany him
to his new feldD
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

Potomac AND VIRbISIA SLATE AND MisIso
OoNPASY.-On Tuesday last, a number OF gen
tlemen Of this city and Alexandra, accompa-
Med s. d. fCastleman, esq, president Of the
Potomac and Virginia Slate and Mining Com
pany, to the mines of the company, In Prince
William county, Va. The party was accom-.
panied by an experienced slater, who pro-
nounced the slate mines to be of the finest
quality. The company expect to go into ac-
tive operations In a few weeks.