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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01

TIE RuMoR that Queen Victoria had de.
clarcd that sooner than consent to Mr.. Glad
stones policy in regard to the Irish Church
she will abdicate, may well be doubted. The
Queen Is wise enough to know better than to
make any such threats; and even though she
is not, her Ministers are too sagacious to
allow her to promulgatc any such nonsense.
Her abdicntion would not check the reform,
and both the Queen and her Ministers know
1t. The rumor may be regarded as having no
foundation In fact.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01
BERRONAL.

We are glad to know that Col. William
McFeely has been appointed ticket agent for
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad offioe, No 400
Pennsylvania avenue.
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ARuryAIa AT THE HOTELS.

OWEN HOUSES, W. owens.
J l. Foss, Saco, Me; A yogler, Baltimore, A
Richie ,na W Dodge, N.Y. SINCLAIR, Scot
landi Il u Lines and A Mills, cityI l. Marsh,
N VI Allen, Providence, II II II L Harring.
ton, philadelphia y Hart, N N ES Morris,
Dubuque, lowaj r Wagner, Philadelphia M
A MeyerN Y.
METRoPoLITAN-Po 4 SHELBY.
Julius Blen, N Y; Jas NJ Ferguson, Phila;
II d W Baldwin, N Vi s Remah, U Al
Hodges and wife, Amos Wakelin, James Ray.
mond, Philai John p Lents, Ohio; Col ] Z
Jones, N n t Bartholomew, Benz Mccool, R
Morris, .Philaj T W Marsh and wife, II
The, > M Nor AqSu;,siJ e saSndsr;, VA
Busk,. n II A D Trotter, Mrs saekett, VA
Daniel L.frsbee, Bsltimotsj samuel Rawson,
Philai Medley, Va; s Belts, Z Langton,
W 8 Baird, Philai q A Bagley, r Bagnsll, n
Y; Mr. and Mrs Goldman. Phila, e Goldman
Nd; X Reisnolds, N WV J Chspmsn, Phil
sdelphia.
sEAToN HousE-JoHs H. sEMNgs.
q Ekhard, Pal o W Wright, Deli g Rush
Val Atkinson, Dali Hameright, W Coz
+ Burton, J Pedduck, Pal H @ Pearson, N Y
A Kenegood, Md, ASonder and lady, Mo; J Z
Gender, Val W J Thicker, Pa; A q Cover
and lady, Y; Q Burupp, wife and child
J + SLIPPERS, Pa.
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The ENGLISH journals are noticing the fact
that Queen Victoria is very regular in her at
tendance upon divine worship. 1t is stated
that on one occasion, at Baimoral, last season,
she asked one OF her attendants on Monday
morning: "Why were you not at the kirk
yesterday He answered: "Please your Ma
Iesty, the morning was wet" "Oh, fe ~ said
the q ueen, "who could have expected a Scotch
man to plead that excused It was not too wet
for me.n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01

A MOVEMENT is being made to build new
capitol building at Albany, New York. An
appropriation Of $3.50, 900 will be made to start
with, and Ezra Cornell, Jas. 5. Thayer. and
Augustus Frank have been appointed com mis-
sioners,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01

IT IS NOW Asc gRTAIsgD that the public debt
statement Will not be promulgated until Tues.
day, Mayo. The publication will be delayed
until that date to give time for returns to the
last day of the month to come In from distant
ofnrerH
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01

IT IS STATED that the Indian Peace Commits.
sioners have determined upon the course to be
pursued. It is as follows; That In case they
do not succeed In meeting with the hostile
bands who had promised to be at Fort Lar
annie, In order to treat with them respecting
their future condition and relations to the
Government, the Commission will proceed
stir further into the Indian country for the
purpose of carrying out Its designs, and will
In all probability reach Fort Rice, on the
Upper Missouri, by the LIST OF June, beyond
which, however, no efforts will be made to.
wards conciliating the hostile tribes who have
failed to meet them as agreed upon.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01

RICHMOND, April 3O.-General Schoaeld has
appointed Allen Mcdowell, Mayor OF Lynch
burg, Va, and a list Of officers for that city.
General +. whittlesey, of General Towards
staff, addressed the negroes in the African
church tonight.
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wrHAvr HEARD many doubt. expressed a,

: WE HAVE HEARD many doubts expressed as
to whether General II. e. Buchanan, now in
command of the Tinh military District was
ln.Lg ItHrn-r 100 r7fr'lu. nn' 'hc rtrnrs'ruc
'fu, ltu. ... .. 900. jg-a mo- OIL. 49,, Hrund 70 do
n,sr u- .,.. b.. . 0. Tho following
..It how rhr uencr,I hiS issued n circu.
rr In which he states that reports having
come 10 hi IN that freedmen, who are laboring
nn plantations under regular contract arc
being discharged, or are threatened with dis
charge by their employers on account Of their
participation in the existing political contest
in the State of Louisiana, all such employers
are notified that no action Of the sort will be
tolerated, and any planter who discharges a
freedman for such cause will be held bound By
the terms Of his contract with such freedmen.
II the contract Is on shares II will be held that
the freedman Is entitled to his share the pro-
eeeds Of the crop when sold. II for wages the
freedman will be entitled TO receive wages
from the date OF his discharge In addition to
the amount due him at that date, as provided
for b. the existing State laws.
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RHUE. -HrroLrrI RHrE, OF consumption, on
the 18th ultimo. aged n years. son OF Victor and
Margaret Rhus, ofFranee.
His funeral viii taks. place from his brother's
residence at the Ebbitt Hsuse. on street, between
Friday, May I, 1853.
,"Noh. knew him bat to love him. none named
him but TO praise. ~ ~
. Ko0CK6dY.-on the 18th. inst, ERAsx T.
KooeKoor. SOP Of Samuel and Susan kooekoTy,
by MS MOTHER.
We would not recall thee, our bright angel boy,
From that beautiful land where no sin can alloy,
Where sorrow cypress, nor care shade the brow,
For We know with thy saviour thou art happier
now.
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend
the funeral on Friday afternoon, at o'clock, II
Once
MooRE.-April 18th, JAMES Moonr, SRI, In his
18th year. formerly Of the arm Of Sinclair Moore,
Of Baltimore, Nd.
00RLINsRI. -0n Wednesday morning, at 2
o'clock, KATE. the beloved daughter OF Joseph and
and months
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CHICAGO, April 3O.-George T. Carpenter,
Express agent of the Merchants Express Com
pany at Davenport, Iowa, was robbed and
murdered In this city last night by an un-
known ASSASSIN,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01

IT 10 NOW KNOWN that the G Congressional
Democratic Executive Committee have unani-
mously passed resolutions requesting the
Democratic National Committee to reconsider
their previous action and issue call for the
Presidential Nominating Convention to meet
in New York early in June, Instead Of on the
4th OF July, as now arranged for. 1t is proba.
Bile that = Congressional caucus of all tie
Democratic members will shortly be called for
the purpose OF making the same request. The
feeling appears to be unanimous that the day
Of meeting now axed is too distant, and that
the political necessities and welfare Of the
party require an earlier period for the decla.
ration Of principles and nomination OF candi.
dates.
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Indian Depredations in the far We

Inuinu DeprcuutIohSh i" tno h"H "Sss'
ST. LOUIS, April 3O.-An Omaha specialize
the Democrat says party Of Indians yesterday
killed four men near Plum Greek Station, aud
another band killed and scalped two men near
sydney Station.
A letter from Fort Randall says the Indians
stole number of horses from that post on
the 10th inst, and yesterday another party ran
Oft three ponies. They said they were going
to attack the whites.
Adyices from Fort Ellis say the Blaekfeet
shot Nathaniel Crabtree near Drownedman's
Rapids, and stole three mules from Captain
Cook.
A special despatch dated Omaha, April 3d.
says advices from Plum Creek station state
that about four O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
party Of thirty Indians attacked Ave railroad
laborers and killed and scalped four Of them
The other escaped. Only seven OF the indians
were mounted. They rode up to the whites
protesting friendship, and were treated kindly,
when they started of, and after going q few
PAGES turned and fired. Providing bands have
been In that vicinity frequently Of late. The
military authorities are posting troops at diff,
ferent stations along the road.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01

THE Board OF Health OF Chicago is doing a
good work, and we commend the like preeau.
tions to the sanitary guardians Of our own
city. They are causing a complete sanitary
survey and census to be made Of the city,
showing the usual statistics Of population,
and also the number and character Of each OF
the buildings street,, sewers, drains, hre-plugs,
hydrants, and all other facts bearing upon
sanitary matters. The inspectors each take q
small district, every part Of which they visit,
causing all nuisanees to be removed, and put
ting 1t in every respect, as far as possible, In
clean and healthful condition. Special atten.
tion 10 paid to the scavenger's work, and all
offensive animal refuse Is removed beyond the
city limits. The work has been contracted for
at tlss day, and 1t is expected to spend some
80 900 upon II during the season.
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For Sale or Rent.
IITRAPPIY0 PAPER PoR sALE-

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.
Inquire Of HORACE BRADFORD, at the Rooms
ofthe Young Mems Christian Association. ap27-u
ID ooMs FOR RENT,-6ooD AND PLEASANT
N ROOMS may be obtained at reasonable rates,
New York avenue. iAnl-W
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INDIANS AGAIN TROUBLESOME.
SOUTH { RN ELECTIONS
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

LONDON, April so.-The trial Of Burke and
Shaw was resumed this morning. At the sug.
gestion of Judge Cromwell, the proceedings
against Casey were discontinued, and the pri.
soner was discharged. Jones, counsel for
Burke, delivered an argument for the defence.
He praised the talents and culture OF the pri-
soner, and argued the great disadvantage under
which Burke labored, having had his case pre-
maturely thrust into the Clerkenwell con-
spiracy trial, where, practically, he had already
been convicted, although he had no opportu.
nifty to examine witnesses who had testified
against him, or to produce a witness on his
defence.
Jones then thoroughly sifted the evidence for
the crown, and concluded with an eloquent
appeal to the jury. Mr.. Pater, counsel for
Shaw, argued the ponit that with the exeep'
| tion of the informer, Corydon, none OF the
Witnesses for the prosecution had testified
| against his client. Judge Bromwell delivered
| his charge, and the jury brought In verdict
Of guilty against Burke and Casey. Burke
said he was content with the verdict, though
he was not subject Of the Queen. Thejudge
then sentenced Burke to fifteen years, and
Shaw to seven years imprisonment.
MADRID, April 3O.-den. Pezuelo has been
appointed Captain General OF the Province Of
New CASTLE, with headquarters at Madrid.
LONDON, April 3o-Midnight.-In the House
| Of Commons tonight the debate on the Irish
| Church continued. No leading members OF
| either party took part.
Spencer II. walpole acknowledged 1t would
| be unwise at this time to erect an established
church in ireland, but declared 1t would be
far more serioua to destroy such an establish
msnt.
All the arguments brought In favor OF such
action were equally valid against the exist
ence Of the Established Church In England.
He warned the House against the conse-
Quence which would follow the destruction OF
the Irish Church.
At the New Market races to-day the thou
s,nd guineas stake was won by Formosa-
| Athens coming In second. Time, l.4oH, l.6+
and 2.o5. Second association purse, $3.50; mile
heats won by Maleom beating Jack Gamble,
Magazine and Sea Gull, distancing the latter
In the last heat.
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Wants.

WTANTRD-EEw AND CAST OFF CLOTHING,
w OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or any other arti.
Gle Of value, at the old established Merchant Pawn
broker Store Of X. FULTON Co. .6ll Ninth street.
5 doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue. deD-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-01

THE MAN TRIALS.
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~ hereby given 70 all qualified voters In the
sEvENH wAKD that the Judges Of Election ap-
pointed register voters under the act Of Congress
approved February 8, 1856, act to punish
illegal voting in the District Of Columbia and for
other purposes. " will DO In session at 80 -.
THE CORNER OF SIXTH STREET AND vIR.
CHINA AVENUE,
on MONDAY. TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, May
9TH, 9Th, and 9Th,
for the purpose Of receiving and recording their
names.
The act Of Congress entitled IAN act to regulate
the elective franchise In the District OF Columbia
provides that leach aud every male person, except
Ing paupers and persons under guardianship Of the
age OF twenty-one years aud upwards, who has not
been convicted Of any Infamous crime or offence,
and ex cepting persons W no have voluntarily given
aid and comfort the rebels In the late rebellion
and who shall have been born or naturalzed In the
United States aud who shall have In tho said
District for the period OF year. and three
In the ward or election precinct In which he shall
offer to vote next preceding any election therein,
shall be entitled to the elective franchise, and sh
be deemed an elector and entitled to vote at any
election in said city, without any distinction on
account Of color or race, " t...
Its very desirable that all naturaliled citizens
bring their naturalization papers with them, In
order to avoid cavi as to their right to register
myl-6t :. V. MOVES, Secretary.
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A O ENTs W Al TED
Boarding.

DoARDING-FIRsTC GLASS BOARD WITH FUR.
ID nlshed Rooms can be had at 4S5 X street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. Also. Table Board.
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Jew ) FROM EUROP
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

nv TIVE Associated PRESS.
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DOCK AGENTS WANTED
IL FDu THE kEw nnnR

Agents say is the best, and sells the quickest OF
any book they ever sold, Some are taking 200
Cabin. y We employ no general agents. but pay
ertrd commission, Old agents will appreciate this
Address, HARrf6kb PuBLis1ING COMPANY.
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THE MONTREAL RACES,
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INTERESTING NEWS FROM THE WEST

News from tho Continent.
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livery LADY AND GENT In the world are
- wanted as agents for our ONE DOLLAR SALE,
fa uS 81 R Sr SSrPs ~
cents for checks and circulars giving full lu-
formation. Liberal inducements to agents. Cir
culars sent free. BANKS, LORD &C0.,
22l Washington st., Boston, Mass.
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lOSO PER MONTH GUARANTEED to agents
pHOy eyeryw6cSr er ssling eur Patent Ever.
Circulars to tho AMERICAN WIRE COMPANY,
l62 Broadway. NJ Is Dearborn st. Chicago, ILL.,
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w wo TME REPgBhuckMs OF
General Committee assembled on Thursday, April
%, 1858, and. after full consideration, unanimous.
candidate for Mayor on Friday, May 8, 1858. at
O'Clock In the afternoon, at Union League Hall.
on WEDNESDAY, May O., ls.s, By ballot or other.
wise, as each yard may deem best: and that the
officers Of the Regular Republican Clubs Of the
speotive wards furnish the delegates
II was also determined that each ward should
General Committee Of the City 70 serve until after
the next regular Nominating Convention, and re.
port their names to that Convention.
IL is desired that list Of all DELEGATES be fur
nished the General Committee on Thursday, May
Z, 1868
BY order Of the Committee. 100
,H 4. HALL. Chairman.
myl.td tSar copyl
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-08-15

4 r@D- Hon. Thaddous Stevens died at
Washington on the night of the 11th
inst, in the 10th year Of HE age. Mr..
Stevens has figured in American poll
ties for upwards Of forty years, aud we
believe was the only public man in the
State who had consistently opposed the
Democratic party throughout his long
lease Of life. lie was man of earnest
conviction, although those convictions
in most instances, were against the best
interests Of the country. Let him rest
in peace.
Two more beautiful froscoes havo
been discovered at Pompcii and removed
to the museum at Naples. They were
found in the vostibulc of house in the
Via Stabiana.
p@nDomocratic Clubs in different
parts Of the county are requested when
they organize, tc send us the names Of
tho officers, so that We may publish
thcm, and that ncighboring clubs may
know who they may address when
writing on general business connected
with the conduct OF the campaign.
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Jan21SGSlypd
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r. RELL.
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or those supposIng themselves SO, are eau
tioucd against using these Pills while III
that condition. lest they invite miscarriage,
after which admoniti0n the Proprietor as
sumcs no responsibility, although their
mildncss would prevent any mischief TO
health; otherwise the Pills are rccommen'
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check of the most delicate.
Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81 per box; 6 boxes, 20.
Sold in Eidgway, Pa., by G.. G. Mcssen'
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Bss-A Laboring man recently wrot

B1-A LaborinS man recently wrote
70 the Bangor, Maine, Democrat as fol-
lows;
For -four days work in 1856 I could
buy barrel Of excellent Hour. For an
equally good barrel now | have 70 worl,
eight days,
For one day work in 1859 ! could
buy five pounds Of tea. The same
days work | can now buy but two
pounds.
For one days work then I could buy
thirty pounds OF sugar. For days
work now [ can get but fltccn polnds.
For days work in 1893 [ could
buy eight pounds Of tobacco. For a
days work now I cau buy but three
pounds.
For days work in 1889 7 could buy
fifteen pounds Of coffee, For days
work now can buy but five pounds.
For one months work in 1889 could
clothe myself and family for one year.
10 do the same now ] am obliged to
work two month and a half.
| might thus 90 through the whole
list of articles that labgriug man aud
his family consume.
Is it not time for me and my fellow
laborcrs to look around rs, ascertain the
cause of this robbery Of labor aul apply
the remedy?
rnrtaip H. l,,I. ,,..,,.l ,,,'.. tl,.
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A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN JUST
"A published in sealed envelope
\ Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical cure Of Spewnatorrhoca, or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions. Sex.
ual Debility, and Hnpcgiments to marriage
general. Nervousness, Consumption. Ep-
Ilcpay and Fits: Mental and Physical In
capacity, resulting from Self-Abusc &c,
hy Robert J. Culyerwell, VI, D., author Of
the q, Green Book, etc Price in IL sealed
envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
years succerslul practice that the alarm
ing consequences orsult abuse may be rad
icelly cured without the use Of internal
medicine, or the application of the knife,
pointing out mode of cure at once simple,
certain and cifcctual, by means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his conii
lion moy lee, mag cure himself cheaply,
privately, and radically.
Hasthis Lecture should be in the hands
OF every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt OF six
cents, or two post stamps. Also, DR.. Cul.
yer"ei5" Marriage Guide, ," price 25,cuts.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. &c. ELIEE co..
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iSPECTAh NOTICES.

Has Nature an antidote for acquired dis
cases? The PLANTATION. BITTERT, prepared
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posed of the purest roots and herbs, care
fully prepared, to be taken as n tonic and
gentle stimulant. They are adapted to any
age or condition OF life and are extensively
popular with mothers and persons of scd .
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MAGNoLTA WATER delightful toilet ar.
ticlc-supcrior TO cologne, and at halfthe
price.
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DEMoREsT's MONTHLY for September.
prompt 10 time rs usual, and full Of good
things to overhowing for the ladies.
" Maude Eastyaring is worthy the peru
sal o.: every mother. Its Fashions, Music.
Literature, Fun, Art, Household I'VE can
not cmnmeratc half its good things render
it The most attractive and useful Monthly
published for u family. You need TO sec it
to hno" it's value 50 yearly. Address,
". JNNNlNGs DENoHEsT, I73 broadway,
New York.
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atnoe Chnrch...Zrotcstant Episcopal.

Rgy. c. +. BUTLER, Rector. Services
will b, held in the above church every al
trrnatc Sunday-morning and evening
commencing with Monday, the loth inst
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yBNO TIE INHABITANTS OF RIpGWAY.
SOMETHING NEW.

Tho undersigned having made arrange
ments 10 open Meat, Fish and Vegetable
Market in Ridgway, wishes to inform the
public TINT lie will be found in his place Of
business in the basement of DR.. Fuller :
residence, where he will have FRESH
MEAT for sale every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday; FRESH FISH every Tuesday
and Friday VEGETABLES always on
hand
July 80, l8GS-tf JNO. MALJPNANT.
?. S.-Next week being Conrtweek, will
have Fresh lieat on Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday. J. VI.
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LOCAL INTEIeIeICGNGE.
e,nl. Tyn,c al Esi,lrw.sv.


Stated meetings of Elk Lodge will be
held Tuesday evening, on or before the fun
moon Of each month, once every two weeks
thereafter. J. K WlllTMORE, Sec'y.