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NEW YORK, March "a report prevails at the
police headquarters in this city, that riot is In
progress among the inmates OF the public institu.
lions on Wards Island. A strong force of police
have been sent to the Island. II is impossible al
present to ascertain any particulars,
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We are authorized to announce that the ladies
the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs, Stover will be home on Monday evenings,
The evening has been fixed in lieu OF the after
noon receptions as they were last season.
SPEAKER CoLPAX's weekly receptions Will
continue till the last Friday in March
The receptions Of the Speakers mother anu
sister, Mrs and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and
gentlemen accompanying them, will be every
Wednesday afternoon, from to p. M. Resi-
dcnce, Lafayette Square, Sixteen.and.a-hali
street
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HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT OF TEXAS, Blu.
ABANDONED LANDS,

OPFICU A. 4. q. NJ. AND DIsDrRsING OFFICER,(
ArsTtS, TEXAS, February is, 1865. !
In compliance with drectionsfrom the Coinmls sonor
lion. at lhe office Of the Bureau, r.. aud L., at
. clock p IN the property held by the United States
near the city e Waco, MeLennan county. Texas.
gular the Buildings, Tenements, Lands or Heredita
meuts thereunto pcftainingi also, one Steam Engine
and Boiler, Wheat Rock, Boiling Closets, &c, one
set Of COTnr0cks, two Carding Engines and one
Picker
Detailed description Of the property can DO obtained
at the office u the Bureau H. f. and A. L. at Austin.
and Waco Texas.
Terms: Cash. C.S. ROBERTS,
Byt. Capt, T. A "A. A.Q NJ. and u. D.,
nhG-tl District Of Texas.
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PUBLIsHED-Price 10 Cents,


Z. DE ,. CURTIS, N. D., =. n. C. s., &c, &c..
CLate Surgeon Turkish Contiuent,)
Author OF "Curts on Food Expose OF Quacks aud
Quackery 'usc OF the Microscope In Certain Cases
OF Debility" &c, &c
This Invaluable work treats on the casse and cure
q premature dcensi shows how to live and what to
1.-Two for how wealth In lost and how regsncdj gives
clear synopsis Of youthful indiscretiops and abuses,
and the remedy therefor.
The above pamphlet can DO obtained on application
or by post from the author, DR.. CURTIS, who may
also be consulted at his residence, No l39 street, be-
ton, D. g. from tho hours Of 10 m. to Up m aud
from to p. m. fel7.0m
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Interior Ad0rnments.
Interior Adornments.
GEORGE WILMER,
PAPERHAYGER AND UPHoLsTERER,
iNPokrKR AND DEALgRIS
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPERHAEGINGs
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
~ Ninth street west, between and streets,
feb? wAsUIyaroN, D. u,
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ rEDSrArEs PATENT 0FPIcE,

wAsnIxaToS, Feb. ISIS,
On the petition OF WILLIAM BAKER, OF Utica, n.
T. praying for the extension Of patent granted 10
him the 10Th day Of May, 1884, and re-issued the I'D
day OF september, 1885, Tor an Improvement In Clap.
board Joints, for seyen years from the expiration Of
snid patent, which takes place on tho 10th day or
May, 1858:
is ordered that the said petition DO hoard At the
Patent ofiee on MONDAY, the nth day Of April
appear and show cause. II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to file
In the Patent Oaice their objections, specially set
OF heaing all testimony fled by either party, to be
used ut the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mltlcd In accordance with the rules Of the Office, hieh
" III be furnished GU application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied testi-
mony, must DO filed In the oice toentv days before
The day Of hearing the srguments, II any, withir
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
Rspub!icdn aud the inteiiioeacer, Washington, D.
for three successive weeks; the hrst OF said pubca
lions to be at loast sixty days rreyiouto the day Of
hearing. A. N. STOUT,
fell -tu3w Acting Commis sioner II Patents
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
l. COLUMBIA.
Almira c. Allen,)
ll66 Equity Docket s.

John S. Allen. }
Tho subpoena issued TO compel the defendants APP
pearance having been returned by the Marshal, mot
to he foundi - and the complainant having filed an
AFFIDAVIT that the defendant IL resident OF this
ncy, 1t Is this 18th day Of January, A. D. lss, ordered
by the court that tho defendant cause hi. appearance
TO be entered herein, before the rst Rule day
curing forty days after this day, otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with Nc In case Of default.
By the Court.
true copy: ~ -
Test: X. j. MElGS, Clerk.
thA-law6w
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GALE OF sUBMARINE TELEGRApMIC CABLE.

DEPrTr QuARrBRNAsTRR's OfPIcE, I
BALTisORg, MD, March 2. lsS :
Proposals, In writing, are invited and will be re
eeiyed this Office until IL m SATURDAY, March !,
lss tat which tine tbsZ y,l be aPeped TT the BqT;
recently connecting Fort Monroe and Cherrystone.
Virgins
weighs tons to the mile. II Is made Of the best
material and, with the exception Of lightning leak
The right Is 5eserysd TO rsce! any and a bids Pro.
q Submarine Telegraphic Gable, and addressed 10
| the undersigned. STEWART VAN vLlET,
Deputy Quartormaster General,
mhi-4t BTevet Major General U. 8. A.
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" JANUARY Is, 1865.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHISGToS County,

" JASUARY IS, 1868.
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, wAsHISGroS CouSrr.
to tou.
In the case OF Asbury Lloyd aud J. Wesley BOteer,
executors Of Elizabeth Herbert deceased
aforesaid haye, with the approbal99 Of the 0rphans
Court county aforesaid appo ted SAT-
URDAY the 18th day ofFebruary 1865, for the ANAL set
Element aud distribution Of the personal estate Of said
deceased, aud Of the assets In hand far the
have been collected and turned into money when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
pr they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
beneft In said deceased estate; provided copy OF
this order be published week for three weeks In
the NATIOSAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the said day.
Test: JAS. X. O'BEIRNE,
ia2l-tu3w Register OF Wills
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e9gsGREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY.

FEBRUARY, 1868.
This company rcspsstIally !ha! they hay.
by steam machucry Of tho most approved plan.
twenty aOu'SPd tons 81 Ice as S.a be o "
nifh Boston and Ksnnebee those no may desire
to be supplied herewith Not haying been prepared
Fowler. MiidstSn 1 Goiey. {tie Gsorxetowa and
tSa and %ssRta daily Hs derS
der their promise to supply 1t to the public promptly
a. pIo 0PGS ss
S Sss s ss 4WSf9
FER ton often rcprGssnlns q BG pi which
attempts to undsrn''o tho Great Falls lee worthy Of
g carry ON ss sS E G sas
H hs r%% M mo- %P
ter season from three 10 four red resident mSehsa
81. q dsa 1t %oa :ti"5f
Tho people Of the, Dstr ct will hereafter be sup
Interest II will be to furnish Il the lowest prices at
04B5 sn n?1.' e saf Sy' M COMPANY
we guarantee the srictcst compliance with our con-
capital We have Invested in this cpIcrpfis. will
supply Ice in this the entire year is at the
Ice at the depot at the Island pond per ton.
hf FERRfS VSf IPGREE RS DEALERS
Ice al the Washington depot. II
Less than one acknowledgements.
liberal Discount to dealers.
per ton. JAS l.. BARBOUR,
President
JONI y. CALLAS, Secretary.
Si;ifSs X $ Sf:st S'....
5ohhEsL kk !! SSh,L TrSsSiasss Secretary.
aansE R fsgagnoH; $o# #ss%atHH$ FFlE b.
fen.,hssuct
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MARRIED..
DIED,

On the ga Of February, By Rev. Father Jamisou,
Georgetown, d. @.
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1856
SEVENTH STREET. A
PAPERHANGINGS.

PAPERHANGINGs at reduced prices to make room
for Spring Stock, at -
No. Isl Seventh street,
eight doors above odd Fellows Hall,
mh5-3t between d and streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-06

~ . UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsmISGToS, FEB, d, 1875.
On the petition Of Albert Fink, of LVuisylle Ken
lucky, praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him the 9Th day Of May 1884, for improvement
in Bridges for years from the expiration of said
patent, which takes place the 9th day Of May 1868
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
next. at u clock, and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, II amy they have. why said
petition ught not to be granted.
Person. oHposng the extension are r.qpired 70 hle
IN writing, ut least tnsnty days before the day Of
heRrng al testimony filed by either party to be used
at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted In
accordance with the rules Of the Office, which will be
furnished on application.
Dispositions nd other papers, relied upon as testi-
mony, must be filed In the Office DHy days before the
day Of hearingi the arguments, II any, within tea
days after hllhg the to timony.
Ordered. also, that this Notice be published in tho
c.. and In the Journal, Louisville, Kentucky y,
once week for three successive wecksi the hTst
Of said publications to be at least sixty days previous
to the day Of hearing A. NJ STOUT,
fel2-w3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
wAEuINuroS. Ian a lAA

jan ~,
se s o RsGa 81 81 ffFSEssf sa
Griyas sshaSS
April. lsi. for an Improvement n Glass Furnaces,
ris:t Sss Ga III S as NJ
So and su ESS q 4 they have why
rSrssa; SPP2SGg hG extension are reanrsa as
TfGt 4. fas 'fr ss SS;': p. ~ ds'
sifS 'sS ssS M rules
will be furnished on application.
III tie S'SSa
es day Of eTIIHs q, ISs any within
o:dsy;i s.%, IL psGl;h.a in q.
g. E'pssa'n d. ,t IND A the sSHfa
week for three successive weeks tho hrst OF said
to be at least sixty days P5eyG %" e the
re islS. MsW Acting Conmis.iouer Of Patsat-
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WnsaiFaTSx, fsETaaTy ], ISIS,
Gu the petition Of MAmLoS LooNs of Washington
n u Any + MP iSa' i%r ~ ss.sys as |.
rs Sr a ana psa tSR place ON he
Sss asn Hs S Se day be 81 fn'a asa x:
~ y hey have why 'ad petition
Person. opposing AZ extension are rsqHired 70 aIs
Tfi,S At Sas' sa ~ ES%'f RS
&isS II s sS rules k he
will be furnished oh application. ala, n,,n ,..u-
mdng S be- s aei Y Ia hp dcs t%@ Gays
iGe Day q hearing the 9rS%en'' If any within ''"
3rdtrci also, tEat police be published IL The
Week ST RS @
4aSffS ss9nS TO be least sixty 4S SFSuE the
iSbG.wI Acting Commissions Of Pstent,.
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SUPREME CouRT OF THE UNITED STATES
Thursddy, March 8, lsGs.-No. $50. Ex parte VIM
II. McCardlc. The argument Of this cause wa.
continued by Mr.. Field, OF counsel for the ap.
pellant.
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DIED,
Mary X KiIg, aged Syesrs and . non4hs.
tn and i,sIss q h' m n. re;pss,
noon q clock. from the rssdenee o. his parents
No. Frederick street, 0eorGstown, d. G.
Viz Sf S on III; ~ pssn M s,a.
Her funeral will take place on Saturday aftsrnson
gomery street,
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New Advertisements.

>|DsWEET HAVANA FRANCESCA
* Bbls just received by the Northern Pro-
duce Company. Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth
aud Eleventh streets For sale by the barrel, hun
dred, dozen. at the lowest prices Of the season
>feTHE NORTH Il RN PRODUCE
- CoNPLSr, Pcnnsylyania avenue, between
Tenth and Eleventh Streets selling choice Diaries
OF New York Butter the trade at less than New York
prices DO kits No. ! Bay Makerel just received.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIsTRICTioF
| -" COLUMBIA.


James ,.' H. Ss1 rS., ,''' os. Equity R''s
AsbuTy Lloyd, trustee III the above cause, having
reported that he had sold lie east half OflOt mo IN
square mo 49, a dSserbed IA sd report With .as
the east part Of lot 81 In square No blol as DE-
seribed IN said proeeedngs With the inproy en- sa
purchaser had complied with the terms Of sale ~
Ibis 18th day OF February, 1858, ordered by w court
ned aud confirmed. unless cause to The contrary Is
ShOwn on or befoTelho 10th day 81 March next pro-
yidei COPY Of Ibis order be In some news
paper printed aud published In the city OF Washing
said day.
By order Of the Court. II upIas
true copy: IL j. "hfEHSh
tel6-w3w Nesk
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rwe FENTON.s PATENT WINDOW

~ BHNDF FTXTUNEs
Utility, simplicity, durability, and eheapne.s. are
most essentially ned In late Invention patented
TEIsyfSSN Esa e th ~ Nj fEST9N
to supersede all others In use. To be convinced
OF this, IL only necessary to see it, One curtain
answers the purpose Of two and this one curtain eau
upper or lower sash, making the room private, and
admitting light and air from upper or lower, at the
option Of the operator II cannot get Of order In
whatever position the curtain may be placed there II
will remain until read usted tcannot fall neither
eau II flap blow out with the wind. II can, In An
instant, be made to assume horizontal POSITION ad
hitting melOwed light by Obsructng tho rays OF the
sun, thus giving the full benefit Of free circulation
Of air, without Inconvenience injury to the eye II
the expense Of all the other inventions now In use
This fixture be applied at less than half the cost
any other, cannot get out of order and Its sim
| plLeity is u guarantee Of its durability.
The Fixture may be seen In operation at THOMP.
son Co IS, Ninth street. opposite Centre Market.
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~ ANIMATION OF CANDIDATES FOR Ap-
MISSION INTO THE NAVY As ASSISTANT SUR
At the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, for the examine
ton OF candidates for admission into the Mediesl
Corps Of tho Navy.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of appearing before the Board
must make application TO the Honorable Secretary OF
the Navy, or to the undersigned stating residence,
place and date Of birth Applications to be accom-
panied by respectable testimonials OF moral character
Candidates must not be less than twenty -ono nor
more than twenty six years Of age. .
Noexpensc Is allowed by the Government to candi-
dates attending the sessions Of tho Board, asa sac
cessful examipation Is legal prerequisite for sp'
pointment in the Navy.
The many vacancies existing In the Medical Corp,
insure immediate appointments to successful candi
dates. p. J. HORwlTZ, Chief OF Bureau.
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery. Navy Department.
fEB. fcS-WkstmD
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.fs G. Il. HOWELL 4 CO.,
S-S No 4s2 SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN y
AND O STREETS.
A splendid assortment Of BOOTS AND SHOES for
constantly on hand, at low prices
No ~ SEVENTH f sTRS SSEIS opposite THB "a
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~RsTHE FAIR AND FESTIVAL AT
WAy0H CHAPRL will! b.. continued THIS
EVENING. A beautiful Gavel will be presented q
the Temperance organization. and ma fceut Wrap
per 10 the minister resident in the city Of washinsu
receiving tho greatest number Of votes No rafiins
permitted Season Tickets % cents. Single admis.
sion 10 cents. mh6-lt
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-04-23
A Melancholy Story.

A few days since, says the Cincinnati
Commercial, there came to this city a
poor, friendless, suffering woman, sadly
wasted by the ravages of relentless
chronic disease. She had d'wiih her two
children. About a year ago she left her
home, near Lancaster, Pennsylvania, TO
join her husband, private soldier named
Riker, stationed on the Plains near Omaha.
She reached him, and managed to sup
port herself by washing for the officers in
his regiment-for his pittance would not
suffice for both-and remained with or
near him until his term of service had ex-
pired. This anxiously looked for event
took place about month ago, and as
soon as he received his pay, amounting to
some 5000, they and their two children
left the barracks for their hcme in the
East.
They boarded a train on the Union
Pacific Railroad, and after travelling in
this direction awhile, the cars stopped at
a station, and Kicker and companion got
off to obtain some refreshments. Before
they could return the train had resumed
its journey and left them behind When
night came on his wife, fearful of the safety
of her husband, stopped at small town
and the next morning went back to where
her husband had been left. She found
him corpse He was murdered by his
companion for the money he had in his
possession, and the villain who committed
the deed was far away when she arrived.
She sorrowfully buried him and with a
heavy heart once more turned her steps
homeward. Long before she reached this
city her slender means were exhausted,
and she was dependent on fellow>travellers
for her daily bread and transportation.
On arriving here she went to the CONNER
ial Hospital. The Managers of that
institution were willing to receive her, but
icould not, under their rules. receive the
children. She refused to separate from
them, so she repaired to the Police Station
House, the officers of which procured
accommodations for her and succeeded in
raising money sufficient to send her home.
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NUMBER Il

they were "washing days." nor made F.s
life miserable by reason of semi-annuai
''house-cleaning. She was not heart
less woman of the world, nor did she ever
indulge in gossip and scandal she had nc
affiliations with Mrs. Grundy and kindr5l
spirits, and never troubled herself about
the ownership of any ''extra pair of stock
ings" dangling from her neighbours clotuez
lines, Eve was frugal, contented ana
happy, moving screnely in first circles, and.
undoubtedly, Adam loved her devotelly
Mr.. Milton, who appeared TO have esteem
ed the family highly, intimated as much,
and we have no doubt that he knew. We
regret to add that misfortune eventua'ly
came upon this happy family. Eve untog
tunately became involved in a transaction
in fruit-apples, principally-in which
Adam was involved, and their property.
including the Homestead" passed out o5
their possessions, and they were obliged 90
seek a residence elsewhere. From this
time we know little about them, excepl
that Adam, by careful attention TO his diet
managed 10 live to the age of nine hundre
and thirty, and died in the prime of man
hood, his life being shortened, doubtless.
materially by the loss of his property.
| Whether Eve survived him or deceased
first we cannot say, but presume she did
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Receiving Sealed proposals ,

A chap at Louisville issued leap year
invitation, and sent the following notice TO
contractors for publication in the Courier:
TO CONTRACTORS.
The undersigned, feeling the need of
some one to find fault with, and grumbIe
at when business matters go wrong and
being lonely, with no one TO hate him, and
whereas, having arrived at the proper age,
he is therefore determined to ''come out" 5"
Sealed proposals will be received until
u o'clock p. NJ, of the 31st Of December,
1868.
Applicants must possess beauty, or its
equivalent in currency.
She must possess a sweet forgiving
disposition, and when one cheek is kissed
turn the other-that is if the right man is
kissing.
She may not chew gum.
Nor wear long dresses in the streets
Nor frequent sewing circles.
Nor 60 around begging for charitable
purposes.
Nor read the paper first in the morning
Nor talk when am sleepy.
! Nor sleep when l am talking.
Nor trade off my clothes to wandering
! Italians for flower vases.
Nor borrow money from my vest pocke
while l sleep.
Nor hold looking glass over my fac
at such times to make me tell all know
She must believe in sudden attack o
the chills, and make allowances for thei
effect upon the nervous system.
When her sold bear comes home from
a few friends, rather affectionate, sh
mnst not take advantage Of his state, ant
wheedle him into trips to watering places
And above all, she may not on sucI
occasions put ipecac into the coffee sh
prescribes for his "poor head"
She must sit up for him when he hap
pens to be detained to late hour on hi
committee.
But when he does return, tired ant
chilly, she will be expected to roll over t,
the other side, and give him her warn
place.
A lady possessing the foregoing qualifi
cations, positive and negative, can hear o
something to her advantage by addressing
the unders gned, enclosing red stamp.
All proposals must be accompanied
with satisfactory evidence of the abilit,
of the applicant TO support husband il
| the style 10 which he has been accustomed
Please address YoUBA-DAM.
4. B Write short letters.
T.. S.-Use red envelopes.
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ORIGINAL.
A PICTURE FROM LIFE.

The hair from the brow with simplicity
parIel,
The lips in repose, yet curved,
As if the young life for time had deserted
The delicate form it nerved:
10 quicken the sembiance that gives 10 my
fancies
An image to brighten and lingcr around.
Rejecting in glory the truth that enhances
The fair open light of the brow it has
crowned.
Not beautiful face. not pretty face, even,
But deep in the lifted eyes
Great eyes that you could not but love and
believe in
A look Of such power lies,
To fasten your own, and to speak-without
seeing
Their answering look-to your spirit.
through them
To waken new thoughts and impulses to
being,
And these, like judge, to approve or
condemn.
And thus if their gaze, from shadows
entrances,
And searches the hidden deeps,
What power must dwell in the varying
glances
The soul that has lit them keeps2
To play meath the lashes whose curving i:
real,
To flash into others and image them back
| What must be the face. if l meet my idea
In this, and so perfect as nothin9ato lack
And yet, if the smile that is pictured 81
fairly,
| Must change as ourselves do change:
The eyes be uplifted in quiet SO rarely,
| Their light would grow dim and strange
flushing and paling with flashes of feeling
| Aud every emotion from triumph to fear
| The face should be 'reft of the calmnes
revealing
The peace of the heart, 1 can read in i
| here.
| Then let me retain in rememb mbrance foreve
The light of its look alone,
As, fixed by the hand of master engraver
In Heavens sereneness shown.
| Whatever may darken its earthly existence
The spirit, l pray, may look up from th'
| rust
OF earth, to future more bright in tn
| distance,
That keepeth it still in its shadoWy trust
| LIaNET.
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EBENsBURG, PA, THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1868.

The history of lie Connor's subsequent
career, of his triumphs and defeats in the
great battle of life, is part of the familiar
history of the country. Those who would
post themselves more thoroughly with
regard to his brilliant achievements need
only to consult hotel registers, the account
books of taiIors, the free list of theatres,
and the records of those who are exempt
from drafts ard taxation.
This letter bears the date of birthday
that 4 am patiently waiting for. and no
ping every reader of the REPUBLICAN will
live to see it, remain, &C.,