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NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

THE annual meeting OF the National Iheo-
logical Institute and University will take
place on Thursday next.
wRAPPIsa PAPER Ia advertised for sale at
the Young Mems Christian Association.
JONI F. ELLIS has on hand new and COM
plete stock Of new musici also, pianos.
PETER BERRY, at the Sixth street wharf,
offers for sale 2 900 bushels Of choice potatoes
for planting and table use.
FIRST CLASS ROARD, with furnished rooms,
can be had at No. 4sj Z street.
MEssRs. Ross Il BicKsLER, No. IS High
street, Georgetown, offer for sale choice lot
of spring and summer dry goods. See their
Advertisement In another column.
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

tswn may b. l.ft at tbs bookstores OF Nessp 7.
N X. Mills & CO, dat. Cr,aielrs,D Is Bride.
street. or at M..sr'. O. 7. Getty Co... loo
Bridge street, where eop.. Of the RErrBLteAs
nay BE- obtained saily
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BRoTHgRuO1D or THE tsfoS.-Washingto
and Capital Circles, Of this benevolent and
popular order, accompanied by Supreme WASH
lngton Mcfarland and Grand q. W. Emmons,
On Friday night last paid 4 fraternal visit to
marching from the Navy Yard to Jefferson
Hall with martial music. After several initia-
tions had taken place, avery eloquent oration
Order was delivered by $. W. Mcfarland, after
which short addresses were made BY O. q. W.
Emmons, Brothers McCathran, J. W. Thomp.
son, Burns and Hartley on the part of the
yisitorsj Hall, Berry and others on the part OF
Jefferson Circle, and a very pleasant evening
having been spent, the visitors left at late
hour.
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MARKETs.-Prime white wheat $50, cool
white and red - U3a sos White corn 1905
mixed sl.OsISl.V9. Yellow Gil. Oats s5ds7,
Rye, s2a s2.p5.
County DIYPICCLTIEs.-Squire Moore yes
tertay held Jno. Bell and David Bel to bail 10
appear before the county court for shooting
John Wilson. Catharine Bell, charged with
the same offence, was acquitted.
RYPUBLICAS CONVENTION. The Repub-
licAHs OF the city have nominated as delegates
to the Richmond convention Geo. Tucker,
Austin SyphAN,, W. 7. Coleman, and Jno.
Hodgkins, and for candidates for the House Of
Delegates Joha B!rrell ~ and W. A. Rowe.
BANKRUPTCY.-Lysande Hill, register In
bankruptcy has an office at the custOm-hOuse
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ID RIO = q S A LIS.


NAyT PAINAsTERs OEf1cE,I
sealed pTopos... 70 ,SdSf en- P'ropS.a."
day Of May. iSs Tor the following articles, wHres
cred, free Of expense ADD Government tar. attks
'A'pee' BTk EfitI'' - y fTssKps AND DOCKS,
H,oU Utweniy. four thou,Ahdj feet, bOsrd meas.
ssS @9' ~ P tSd ranf N 4:5a Pin.
7.ooCssye1 thousandJ feetli. Inch Yellow Pine
ls.tn0 sixteen thousandJ feet No. 2 White Pine.
g,m ttweniy-1ve thousaadl Laths,
1000 tone hundred thousand hArd.burnt Red
22,Io twsnty.twO thousaaIJ dark red pressed
Brick,
40 ore huadEed and tortyJ Inca! feet Granite
100 Zone bundredJ barrel. Potomac Lime
Il; tone hqndred and thyJ barrel. fresh
500 eight LGHdrsdJ gallon. Para Linssed Oil,
raw.
D(cns hundred and Nifty gallon, Par. spIr.
4pQour haqdredj llnesl feet North CarOlia,
Yellow Pine.
100 t,rveaty seventy tbousa,dJ feet, board
measure, North Carolina Yellow Fine
30 seven hgudredJ Joist', North Carolina
SOD uhir!y two thou.aldD cubic feet Timber.
B TIEG Tr+s sIKsN JANE tsSr SSiKRTsRryG
LOO Zone hundred gallons Turpenline.
0uhirtyj gAllens Japan vafn.h.
BrftfRAiitH 81 bSjks6SShlSichk
BrRkaT EatiPMBSf AND REERrIrry9
Do (twO hundred tons Cumberland Coal ,besI
quality, 10 be delivered In ten days
Descriptive .chedule, with particular, to be sesh
at R or ,SS ,f2S:4
ed 10 conformity with siPulatohs On III" blank
form. f5r BID, 70 b. had st this oaee. otherwi'e
bids will not be en'"ril ,.,ivrx r r,crsnx
sp!7.td Payma.,er L HaTy,
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NOTICE, OF THE .PoSTPoSENENT 0IrTHI
Y PUBLlC SALES OF THE OsAGE lNhiAS
tLAMATlOS 30. TAG At HUMBOLDT
KANSAS, ,,.
lands esded BY the OsAga INDIAN, ltdst ", hIh
and second articles Of the treaty VI 5,th s.IT nut
AIRY ~ is6s to be held At the AHd once AZ nun
boldt, Kansas, on the tr.I 7ah hpsHtta 49, ~
May next, have, BY order o. ~ VII ssnh,x OeeA
tndedn itely postponed "a SSUUz,si Ia oms.
APk!L Is lsoe- HS"S
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TRASsFERs OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow.
at the Real Estate Exchange OF r. n. Hall
corner Of Seventh and d streets Lot II, IN
square l,ool, at $500; lot /, in square l,os9, at
s27oi lot 4, In square TI3, at part OF lot
square ilo, north is feet on Eighth street west,
at s225; lots ., !, and west one.hslf Of 0, 10
square GEO, at $50; sub. A, 10 square Iol, at
sj2j
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MODERN LANGUAGES.

PROFESSOR DANIEL Z. GROuI,
Formerly Teacher Of Modern language A. taT
GeorgetSwn and Columbs4n Co.eEe,' p.us' y,
Columbia, has resumed his private 'e1..nf,sd
ci.sss. in those lansuaacs Persons desiring 10
loin any Of the classes can apply 70 BIN ~. IN
other languages, with AccurAtentss AhI 1 .
able charge, No; 5l5 seventh street 0pP PA Y
streets, Washington, u. T. Ap'H
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

To orE scBscRiBgRs ~ ALEXANDRIA M.
George W. Jones, No. 50 North Alfred street. be-
tween Qussa and Cameron streets, 10 our author
iIed agent for the SArIoyAL REPUBLICAN, in
Alexandria, and will collect for .ub,erption,.
and s0llei Advertisement. for this PAPER, from
the frst day o.FsbruAry.
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DELIVERED on REorIsITioS.-LewisW Wells,
indicted BY the Court Of King Georges county,
Va, for horse stealing, was turned over by
Warden Huestis, on Friday, as fugitive from
Justice.
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T. YlTED STATES MAILS
MARYLAND.


Posr OFFICE DrPAErxEyr,
v,, twa,nrSaIT9S; t4FGI .r,. ~ .,
1855 90 be dec! ded BY the JIh, fgr carrying The
% Jans 3d. ls H Ss foSsl nS' ToSt S the STATE
Of Maryland And by the schedules Of departures
re- .,r fsa,: n asre. nS.y sdre.e4 October 81
ls7.but. from ,.ri2u; causes, wsrenn9 le!y
Is hss, aRi back, eHee a week.
fs;s Ss. s'i III! a' ss. x
2,is fr5n k.barE 70 Lga,vlIe, ;; mile. and back.
sched ole max ias close connection with railroad
tra!B, 70 be arranged to the sasi''Aet!oH Of The
23;l From s.g3, BY Pour Corptr', to colesv!!!e.
mile, and back; twice wees
kFfiVe I At ;ftoe:yiiis ~ - M
Leave Cy!g'v!!.e Tus'dAy and Saturday a;
krfve AZ si.goty3Bm. -,r ,,,,.
rscs.Tsd. and also Tor eiiea1.on 10 spencer:
T5i. Ere. nS99fS ,es y sS, STss, to D'H''
f,;: b.I Bs%1se s., y
Arrive II MonT2V!a BY 2pm.
s' d292. D.',R;SS1f X 'a ME. AZ "a az
Lave B.aiel,bar: Tuesday And Friday At;
Arrive Mi,eh.N,v!!!e byl?mi
/ Leave hIbtAeAL,'A'af H'H1Ag @LA A4'-s' -
Arrive at Bladsn,burg Lyspn.
| 2J1 From St Clement. Bay, BY h0rEanis, l.
| oakrill.. 10 mi.e' and back. oRcslwe"E
Leave St I amsnt's Bay Saturday a. Il;
| Arrive a. Oasv!.!e by Ipt4i
Leave OAEy.lle saturday pam;
| ITTiye Al 81. Clement Bay at u m
| ryai,, Ml.I.nsIan, sgd.rrs'l!., Long SAr,h,
L..1. es3 d 49, s.s E' h' SSS apl Friday
/ Arrive IGre.a'barg' by spmG
Leave GreeIsb0ry' Tueslay and Saturday =.
.rT.y.at Head u sa"sfra. by5pm
/ 3ls From GfesnsbJrVusE = Neville. miles a. :
/ back. once week.
Le4V. GreeIsbarp Saturday aiipn
Arrive At Melville bV 6pm;
Leave Melville saturday al Pms
Arr!y. at resusbOTo BY ?
| 50 From GeUrgetown. by seneca hlNi. n -
N,aoesCy, Ptai II K ,cE', Ali Lauder.
| /, barry a IN Les and back, three times
| week, b steam cana. pasEs! daE'ns season o.
LsS,si@af.-,,ua N.AI-y, Wednesday. sEI
FRIDAY al ais
Arrive Al barry " : ? m
Leave Barry fGs'4-y, Tlar'lAy' and sA'ur'
| day at m
Arrive at GsyrgsiowH bysp
For forms Of pr0p0sAl, gGAranise, AZ eetIteile,
Ard Also for !EstFuct0us a. 10 the coniIiHhs to be
embraced n the contract, &c see ad1eFii--Heni Ct
| Octob.r 81 49,, ilylInE pTops'a' - m.l ser.
vice 10 MaIyl.ui, - ;. !9ual AZ i4s &c "a pest
| Ohe@s ALENASbEk W RANpALL,
| au9,lN PgslmA,tsT General.
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I,EPARTAEST OF IHk INTERIOR,
uSIrEp STATES PAIEST OFFICE,


WAsHISpTos, April II, lSs
On III. ret,tIon u WILLIAM :, CHAPsAS, Of
wiininEI6n Ds,Aware, praying for the extension
Of paIslI granted TO him on the slh day Of August,
lisa fJr an improvements Preventing Railing ~
Carriages, for seven years from the expiration y
sald patent, which taxes place on the sih day u
August, 1865
III. ,rier.i that die aid petition be heard A.
the Patent once on MONDAY, the sth day q
July next. al 70 o'clock, IN, and all pcrson, are
notified 70 appear and show eaus", II AEy ILeJ
have, why said petition ought not TO be EFAAie
Persons opposing the extension are Fe9llfel 70
tle in the Patent ofiee their Objection, ,P'SA.ty
set forth in writing, at least tHsnfy day, briyie the
day Of hearing all tesumouy t."d b. esihTf party
10 be used Al the said hearing, must " I.eh So
transmitted in accordance " tn Ne fults u 'He
once, which will be furnished On apP..tAI n, .
| ,..tinSnT usiGs died u The oeiee tveHiy dAys
hsioTs he day Of hearing; he AEFuments' II Any,
| WIthIn I'm d.y. After G iiug the testimony;
ordered. alec ihf' III III lits,ne.r W.
Snstea' b { aud . the Republican, wtlm!agtoa,
| ~ orcs a week for three successive week.;
| =. ir.t a., sad pubNcAIi0ns to be At least sixty
| sAy. ptyyl,I, to the day Of hearing. rn
.pIs.sA Acting CommisAiOnsr Of Paisbn
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BOYS fine Cashmere suits, jacket and pants,
for IS, % and go. Youths Metropolitan suits.
One price only, at HenDings's, No. 5ll Seventh
street
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A CorSTRYNNN BLOWS OFT THE GAS ASD
NEARLY SUPYoCATRs.-Lsst Friday night, an
old gentleman arrived At the Klrkwood house
from the Southern boat, left An order to be
awakened early In the morning, As he desired
to take the early train for New York city, and
then retired for the night At the appointed
time, the clerk endeayored TO arouse him, but
received no response. Thinking he had arisen
and gone, he so informed the relief clerk, and
stated that his carpet-bNs was yet In the bag
gage room. The room was again visited, but
found locked, when the door was forced, and
the room found to be full Of gas. The old gem
tleman had biorn Il out when he went to bed,
and when the door was opened he was found
on his knees by the bed quite insenslble. He
was taken out and revived, and II il - wonder
that he was not strauglei TO death BY the
escaping gas,
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CLOTHING PpR SrRISG,-Messrs, stephens
Co, $40 Pennsylyania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, have just received an extern
sive and well selected stock OF youths, boys,
and chiliren's clothing for all ages, from three
years and upwards, for spring wear. Spring
will soon be here, and 1t behooyes our readers
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 comes,
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Paper Warehouse.
PAPER.BAG a FLOUR.SACK

301 D street FACTORY. So1 street
JOHN 4 HAYWARD,
~ North b street., between seventh and Eighth,
Ankinds Of 'NpeT and Irvine constantly % hand
Aren't for Nest 0eague MAhufaetuTinE Co, A
~ / Patent s.lcLel Bottom Flour Sack
~
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To ]. c, PARKER we are Indebted for the
last issues Of sporting and other illustrated
papers from his popular emporium on seventh
street, opposite the Post once buI!uihg'
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SoSs or JoSADAB.-CounciI No, |, Sons Of
Jonadab, held their regular weekly meeting
between sixth and seventh. Though in Its
Infancy, vet this organization Is In flourish
ing condition. lts numbers are increasing
ra1idly, which ere long will compel them TO
form new councils In other sections oil the
cIty' They have purchased one OF smiths
nae cabinet organs from Mr., John : Ellis,
SD No 500 Pennsylvania avenue who made
a tyLuctlop OF slV 10 In the price Of II owing
10 The good cause for which 1t was Intended
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PROPOSALS. FOE sUPPLIEs.


OFFICE PArNAsrER L. S NAvT,)
No. iS CHEsTSCT sIRRET, 7
PHILADELPHIA, April q, ISIS. y
Proposals will be received AZ This otace until J?
clock, IN , on H.. lst day Of May. for furnishing
the uniied States Navy Department the following
articles 70 be Of the best duality aud subIsct to
inspection by the insP"etiG2 ohcer at the PhAdei'
phia Navy Yard, where they are to be delivered,
Tree Of eH pensF 10 the Government
FOR BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION,
$50 H.. speII~r
SOD lb. Hound Iron, rs inch.
blank form. fVT hid, may be had % ApplI cation
at this sihee. VI. HlEsh Ill,
apI7.5t PsymAster United ststes Navy.
nROPOSALs FOR BREAD, &c
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To Builders ASD PLAsTgREgs.-A notice
Of MessTs. J. I, Lscy X X. Is. Wallace appears
In another column, who have formed i co.
partnership for furnishing all kinds Of sand
TO builders and plastercrs, at the lowest rates.
They have also, AZ their place OF business, cor
Ber twelfth street and Canal full supplies Of
wood and coal. Give this hrm call.
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Hos, J. 7. MAcKAT will lecture At tRi9n
League Hall tonight. Subject The cOHiI-
tion Of affairs In South Carolina
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I wAsHiSproy, D e
Will b. .old at O'Clock, on TUESDAY next,
April o. l, on tbs premises, 10 the highest blddef,
the sORREL HoRsk formerly used al the tEiie4
apg3:ds. a. W '"' WI, il HrEsTIs. Warden.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

ELECTION OF OEPICgRs,-At an election Of
officers Of Martha Washington social Temple,
held on Friday evening, the following were
elected to serve the ensuing six months: Mrs
A. l.. EDDY, ;. p. T; Mr. ". T., Hopkins, u.
p. T; Mrs. Ada Sturgeon, 5. =. t. Nj. g. a.
Marks, b. p. tt Mrs. ). +. Chase, SIT Mr..
r.; Mr. l.. II. Pearson, Is. r. Mrs. NJ. J. Pear
son, ;. TT; Mr.. ]. T. DsrnaIl, b, +. H.; Miss
Emma Olmstead, ;. T.; Nj u. q. +; Wilson,
Is. T.; Mrs, Mary Angel, ;. O.; Nj. u a. Lei
SER b. ).
At meeting held by the Webster Lyceum,
a few nights since, the following members were
elected for the ensuing term! M Anderson,
president; Mr., LAncktOn, vice presidents Mr..
Richards, recording secretary; Mr., Clephane,
corresponding seeretifyi NJ. Murdoch treas
ureT, and Mr.. Ward, editor
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OFT TIL. DAY!-For young GENT, the "Dex
teIm coat the "DeXteT" coat. Nobby and
stylish. Just the thing for young men;
A, SAKs a Co,
No. III SeScMth street, between Peunsy lranIt
avenue and u street,
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The New ScHUEIZES PARK, on Seventh
street, Just beyond Howard University, was
visited by hundreds Of people yesterday after
noon. The new buildings being erected are
posed that BY the LIST Of May everything Will
ie In ufOpcr Trim
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The RgGIsTRAIIoS-Oa Saturday, In the
Fourth ward, there were registered lgy per-
sons, OF which J2l were white, and lis coloEed,
making majority for the whites Of 5I3 for
th,tIHy. The total number registered in the
wara is2,CiT, OF which l,7sl are white, and 80
arc coloTel. White majority In the ward 9lS.
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INSPECTION oP THE NATURALIZATION Gen.
eral Hancock, commander OF the military de;
Emory, cOmma nder OF the department OF wash
ington, Colonel Wallace, commander OF the
garrison OF Washington, and General Carroll
Of the nrst-named general, inspected the 18th,
Goth, and Iith companie. Of United STATED in.
hntry, located respectively At Russell Bar
racks, Lincoln Depot, and White Lot The
Inspection reflected credit on the troops re-
viewed.
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CANDIDATE VoR THg MArORALTN.-lt is
stated that Augustus Perry, esq dry-soods
merchant, was waited on on Friday by dele
cation Of gentlemen, who desired him to con
sent TO be a candidate for the Mayoralty on
behalf OF the business community Of the city.
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CHARGED WITH Hons L THIEvISG.-William
II Brooks alias Thomas Payne, was arrested
on Friday last, by Lieutenant John !. Kelly,
Of the detective corps, on suspicion oil having
In his possession stolen horse. ltissaid that
Brooks, some time since. disposed Of horse
to Hugh Gallagher, in this city, which was
recognized afterwards by Mr. John henderson,
OF Fairfax county, Virginia, as his horse, and
taken home. Major Richards has committed
Brooks to jail to await a hearing
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For ,5TIa, Of proposal guarantee, an eerI!teile,
Ard also for rstFuct0us a. 10 the eoni!IigRs 10 be
embraced IN tte contract &c see ad,ef'i-.Hshi {
Octob-r 81 49,, luyitiuE pTops,a-s IT mall ser
vice IN NaIyI.ui 10 he '5ua al TIE pr u. pa. pest
gtte4s ALENASDEEw RANDALL,
Ap2i.lN PgslmA'isf uehsrAl.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-20

oHARMrNGLY indeed does the plan
WORK OF empowering Town Committees
" III all vacancies of delegates TO the
state and District Conventions, The
lown committee of St. Adams octed ~
uhit-two of the committee being alb
sent, the third gentleman was cleft
alone in his glory n-and have dis
charged their duties with consummata
ability. Mr.. Barlow, one of the dele
gates to the State Convention, not being
able to be present, the credentials were
passed over to our friend, J. w. Hobart
VINO Is every way competent for the DO
sition. The absence of Mr.. SAKE. one of
the delegates to the District Convention
compelled our sharp-eyed committee to
select another gentleman. There was
good deal of excitement (?) in our com
munlty on Wednesday concerning tba
matter, and great was the anxiety 10 nm
lock the breast that contained tba mo
hlehtous secret. But the committee
was reticent; and it was not until night
When the glad tidings came from Rnt-
land over the telegraphic wires. but moi
III Time, we regret to say, to be announc-
ed IN the Daily Messenger of Wednes-
day. We have only to add that the post
OF honor was very appropriately con-
lerred upon our young friend of the
messenger, Mr.. William II. Whiting.
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Vermont at the National C0uren-
lions

- "foNt tt me -NNftONNf tDlttfH-
fiOns.
The delegates at large, by whom Yer
mont was represented in the National
Republican Convention heretofore held
We're as follows:
1864, AT BALTIMORE.
Solomon Foot of Rutland.
L. p. Walton of Montpelier.
a. z. Hunton of Bethel.
Carolus Noyes of Burlington.
1860, AT CHICAGO.
T.. n. Briggs of Brandon.
I. i. Washburn of Woodstock.
E. ID. Mason of Richmond.
Il. {. Redington of St. Johnsbury.
1856, AT PHILADELPHIA.
Hiland Hall of Bennington.
Heman Carpenter of Mortified.
Erastus Fairbanks of st. Johnsbury.
William Skinner.
Lowrence Brainerd of st. Adams.
Levi Underwood of Burlington.
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed delegates from the Third Con-
gressional District:
1864, AT BALTIMORE.
Bradley Barlow of st. Adams.
Henry Stowell of Cambridge.
1860, AT CHICAGO.
VIM. Clapp of st. Adams.
e. Is. Sawyerof Hydepark.
1886, AT PHILADELPHIA.
Rolla Gleason of Richmond
w. l.. Sowles of Swanton.
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In Swauton. March 18th. at the residence Of
Charles ". Rich, Mrs. LolIs, y. HAYWOOD, Of
Boston, aged - Years.
In ~. Adams. ON tle 5th inst. GEETIA young
est daughter If William and Elizabeth Davis
aged is months
In Fairfax. Vt March lst ADAH a HmBAED
wife Of RI Ballard, aged 50years and months.
In Bakersfield. March 10th GEoRcr WILLIE
son Of Burton II. and Maria $. Maynard, aged
- months snd . days.
In Richford on the 18th inst. Mrs. POLLY J.
CoNANr, wife OF Charles Mitchell, aged 23 years.
In Winoosh Village on the morning u the
18th inst at the residence OF her brother J. ".
Weaver, Miss Zt-BAH WnAvER, aged ~ years
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-20

sy- A family remedy. No family
should be withcs some eflicacious rem
edy for the cure1 affections, so univer-
sally prevalent as cough, colds, sore
throat, whooping-cough, and Group
some remedy, too, which can be relied
upon as safe, sure and certain DR.. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry combines
this dcsiderdttn3.
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REAL ESTATE CHANGEs.-Mr. 5. ].
SOwles has sold his house and lot on
Ferris Avenue to Mr.. Abner Forbes, for
$500. Mr.. Sowles has purchased Mr.
William ROckwell's place at AIburgh
and removed on to the same. The price
paid Mr.. Rockwell was s.. 800.
Mr.. JAMES WATSON, of Montreal,
has purchased Mr.. l.. p. Kimpton's
house and lot on Ferris Avenue, paying
Tor the same 81 500.
REV. JAMES UPHAM, ID. D., formerly
resident Of the New Hampton Insti-
luton, and now connected with the
Uristidn Rdtchnaaa and Reflector, BOs-
on has Sold his dwelling house TO Ira
Hunt for, s., 800.
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The Peruvian syrup.

a Protected solution Of the protoxide Of Iron,
supplies the blood with it, Lire Element, Iron,
giving strength, riq0r, and mar Ire TO the whole
system. For Dyspepsia Debility, Female
Weaknesses. &c-, It is a specific 4 % page
Pamphlet containing a valuable treatise on Iron
a. a Medicine with certificates and rccommen-
dations, &c. will be sent free.
J. p. DINSMORE Proprietor,
IN lG Day 81 Wv York
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-20

Eay- \ gentleman in Lenox says: MY
feet felt a. though thousands of needles
were being stuck into them, bur as soon
a. | commenced using Renne's Magic
Oil, the chilblains began to disappear,
and soon got well. 1t is good for chill
bains
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-20

Rfs- 4 household word. The best, the
only Reliable. the cheapest Try it.
Mrs. ;. a. Aliens Improved (ae,c styie)
Hair Restorer or Dressing, in one bottle. j
My wife and children prefer it. Every
Druggist sells it. Price one dollar
206-4w
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-20
To Consumptives.

TNHE Rev. Edward A. Wilson, will send (free
Il OF charge) to all who desire it, the prescrip-
ton with the directions for making and using
the simple remedy by which he was cured of
lung affection and that dread disease Consump-
and he hopes every sufferer will try this prcscrip-
ton, as it will cost them nothing and may prove
a blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York. i66-ly
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-20

has been used for nearly half a century for
Coughs, Colds, Consumption. and every affection
OF the Throat Lungs and Chest. II cures
cough by looscning and cleansing the lungs and
alaying irritation, thus removing the cause in
stead of driving up the cough and leaving the
cause behind.
SETH W FOWLE& son. Proprietors.
No IS fremont ST. Boston