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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

EopirY CouRT = Judge DIN. - This court
transacted the following business yesterday
Bell VS.. J. i. McCarty. Bradley, Jr.-Dav.
idge, Bill for injunction to restrain defendant
from prosecuting as agent OF the complainant
q certain claim against the United States for
u 900, and to compel him to surrender to the
DEFENDANTS attorney the papers In said claim.
The claim In question Is for damage inflicted
upon the property of the complainant while
he was guide In the army of General Banks
AYERS that the papers In this claim were given
to the defendant In consequence of the fraudu.
lent representations of \ New Orleans lawyer
named Vaudeville, who got him to give the
defendant contingent fee OF hfty per cent.
by assuring him that twenty per cent. was re-
remaining thirty per cent. to push the claim
| through, that bill was pending for the com.
plainant's relief, In Congress, and q pledge Of
one half was needed to get the other half
through.
made by reason Of such representations, aver
ring that the contract with the defendants was
made before Vaudeville made the representa-
tion set forth as fraudulent. The AFFIDAVIT to
| the bill having been made by the plaintiffs
| attorney, was excepted to as not correspond.
Ing to the bill which was drawn In the name
The court suggested that the bill be amended
In that particular, and the case was not finally
Eckels vs.. Barrett ct al Order appointing
NJ. Thompson and II. 5. Davis trustees to sell.
| CITY CASE.
Downing vs. The Corporation OF Washing.
ton. Bill TO restrain the Corporation from
collecting an assessment made on plaintiffs
property for the purpose OF continuing in
Ninth street west, from Massachusetts, avenue
to l. street.
The court granted the injunction.
| Adjourned
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THE NAVY YARD.-We are informed that
there were six new joiners employed In the
eivii engineers department, Yesterday, at tho
navy yardi also.a number OF laborers,
Men are engaged 10 sewering the yard for
the purpose Of conveying all OF the water from
the roofs outside OF tho walls
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Stables.

(,OOK's BOARDING STABLES,
" ON ElGHTn STREET,
Between d and Z, No I67
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses
Large, airy and comfortable stables The proprie.
tor 70 well known as Of the best feeders In this
fattened and we'll cared for.
,CARRlAGEs can be had ut all hours for Parties,
WeddlDHs. and FnnerAln, ia2l-tf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

,lubnlug otOTc, 40 ouNtulh
DYSPEPSIA and serofua are two hydra.headed
monsters from which nearly all the Ills that nesh
'ir to originate. Fer Dyspepsia, tho Peruvian
a.. protected solution Of the protoIide OF iron,
S.r,, led and well-established remedy and
lisa lons,h. 1850 Ir,La.o aaI.,od
for scrOfula,,. sps.p1. =, - t"V'V III
ders Iodine waite. ''He' "'' man, US ~ N"''
will try these reIsAdi.-
ing their attention 10 fhsh ,,i. ,h... a
A,,p,,, vo,rvvx o,,,J -, favor Of Wis
,..,,mnn, ,,Stoh h.S s,.a,,.,I.ss t., lent and
tars Balsam Of wild Cherry E~s sat-. en-. "u'
reliable remedy In curing coughs, colds ana
monary disease. Many Of the cures truly VOL
derful.
CLoTHISs AT REpucEb RATES, MIR, A Stfaus,
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth |
and Eleventh streets. oHers his large aud we'll |
selected stock Of Men and Boys Clothing and |
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, for the next thirty
days. without regard to cost He also offers a
discount of ten per cent, on all purchases amount.
Ing to % or more. Now Is the time 10 make your
purchases At an immense saving.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE will meet to-day,
at Union League Hall, at 70 o'clock, prepare.
tory to participating In the ceremonies OF the
Inauguration of the Lincoln Monument.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

CENTRAL BUILDING AssocIATIos.-;This as
ISOLATION met last evening at the City Hall,
when t5,b 500 were sold at an average OF 81 per
cent. premium.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

REGISTRATION IN THE FIRST WARD.-Yes-
terday the registers re-opened their books,
corner OF Nineteenth and / streets, at 8 p. m,
as follows; whites, 295 and 400 colored. Total,
70l. The total for the two days was ,T05, OF
which 9l4 were whites, and ! DOL colored.
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EIRsr ANNUAL LEvER
Il OF rHR
KNIG HTS TEMPLAR

FIRST ANNUAL LEvER
KNIG HTS TEMPLAR
OF WASHINGTON.
THE FIRST ANNUAL LEvEE OF the KNIGHTS
TEhPLAR OF WASHINGTON
WILL M uELp on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 10, 1868,
AT CARUsI HALL
PROCEEDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEW
MASONIC TEMPLE.
The Committee Of Arrangements appointed By the
two Comma nde cries, pledg themselves that neither
grandest entertainment ever given In washington,
Cotllon Music by Prof. wEBER's string Band,
eighteen pieces. detrimental Music by HEALD's
Washington Brass Band, twenty pieces.
Tho Refreshment Rooms will be under the man.
ayement Of that celebrated Caterer, JOHN
WELCkER. Of Fifteenth street. supperby George
+. Downing, the celebrated caterer oJ New York
Tickets, exclusive Of Supper. ~
THE SIR KNIGHTS WILL APPEAR IN FULL
DRESS UNIFORM
Tickets 10 DO had OF the
COMMITTEE OF AkRASaEnENrs:
Badge-Blaek, with Passion Gross In Gold.
J. I'd. Mason, d. s, Jones,
D, Z. Castle, W. A. Short.
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CLOTHING FOR SPRINo.-Messrs. Stephens
Il 90. $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, have just received an extern
siye and well selected stocks Of youths, boys,
and ehildren'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 & Go.
before the rush comes.
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LOCAL ITEM 8.

u suIrs for large boys. at Henning's Que Price
Clothing Store. No. 81 Seventh street
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nd The party went thence to the Washiag,en
Metropolitan, where he will hold forth for
several days. -'
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TRUNKs.-Stephens h Co, No. $40 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, have just received = large ana
superior assortment Of trunks, among which
may be particularly mentioned the large pack
ing trunk, the ladies' Saratoga trunk, together
with every variety of satchels, travelling bags,
and vallses for ladies', all OF which arc offered
ing travelling should call and examine the stock
at Stephens & Co.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

The KNIoHTs TgyrLAR's GRAND BALL
takes place tonight at Carusis Saloon, cor
ner Of U and Eleventh streets, and those who
desire to be present at one OF the most mag.
nitcent balls ever given In this city, should
obtain tickets early In the day, as but very
few remain to be disposed OF. Mr.. J. 7. Span
Ter, director of Heald's Brass Band, has com
posed and dedicated to the Sir Knights "The
knight Templar's Grand March," which Will
be played by Heald's Brass Rand.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

A WEDDING.-A large audience assembled
last evening at Ryland Chapel, cornerof Tenth
and ID streets, South Washington,) to witness
the marriage of Hugh Mcleod, esq, to Miss
Alice T., Adams, the daughter OF our fellow
citizen, J. T. Adams, esq. The groomsman
was j. Lee Adams, esq, n brother OF the bride,
and the bridesmaid \ cousin of the bride.
The exercises were conducted by Rev. j. N.
Coombs, and were very Impressive and inter-
esting. One sensible feature OF the exercises
was the absence of promiscuOus congratula-
tAns, the party retiring as soon as the cerc-
mohy was performed.
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FIRsr WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-Thls club
held special meeting on Monday evening, In
Nineteenth and streets, for the purpose Of
appointing committee to extend the notice
to the voters Of that ward OF the registration,
on account of the short notice given them to
prepare for II.
The Workingmen's Club met for the same
purpose in Quaker College, on Nineteenth,
between X and S streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

STEALING CLoTHISo.-Ellen Walden, like
Flora McFlimsey, with "nothlng to wear"
burn, on Seventeenth street, and abstract
therefrom a quantity Of wearing apparel
Ellen was arrested and required to confront
Justice Morsell, who ticketed her for Jail to
answer at court,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

BIDS ron SEWERAGE AND
day bids were opened at the Mayors office for
the construction OF q two. foot barrel sewer
lnine-inch walls) in ! street north, from
following were the bidders: ]. W, Hutton,
tl03 for mnnhole, - SO per foot for sewer, SilS
for traps George Boswell, $50, 1851, Sli3; L.
Durham. OIL, 1921, tgii N. q. Reynolds, Cos,
$iio; J. Fowler, 500, s5.G5, 1920; SIS for drop
Bids were also opened Mt the same time for
grading ID street, between Fourteenth aud
Fifteenth streets, as follows; p. McNamara,
1914 cents per yArdj ]. Fitzpatrick, 49,; James
drown, l25ti 7. Joyce, 22i w. Fletcher, ISL r.
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ELECTION OF VEsTRYMRS.-Thc annualele
tion OF yestrymen for Trinity Z. T. church,
corner of Third and q streets, was held on
gentlenien were chosen: VIM. NJ. Morrison,
Theodore L. Ebaugh, n. !. Alvord and Thomas
I. Moore, who with Major j. q. Cash, John
=, =. '.minIs, .onn r. f,ankih' anu -, =, ns ,hn
vestry for the ensuing year. The wardens OF
the church are MessTs. ID. W. Middleton and
VIM. IL. Todd.
At the Church ofAscenslon, (Rev. DR.. Pinck-
ney's) there was a meeting on Monday even
Ing, when the following vestTymen were elected
ior the ensuing year: J. ID. Dodson, II. 5.
Henry Reynolds, W. NJ. Shuster, U. Ii. Baker,
aud ]. +. Stewart. Mr.. John Duncanson was
reelected register,
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.ssSsNRmYanK. 90 CrpAR sTnsEr,.
=. Z. :. sNoyem5er 2G, 1867.
unoryae WsIss, Esq, Ple,eat.:
DSl4 SIN: ! have submitted to chemical analy.
sis two Bottles of nSchieaam schnapps.n which
Took from a fresh package iu; your bonded ware
house, and 6dd. thai Tue spirituous j.
daor is free from ipiurous ingredients or asiflca-
tion That it has the marks Of being &ged and not
xecently prepared by mechanical adnS ! alco
hof and aromatics. ~
Respectfully, -
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Euuity---an6erson.

0. R. Rroyles VS.. Catherine p. Earle. Daniel
Brown, Admir-, ct al.-BW by Creditor for pay
: staent OF Debt
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Francis w.
Earle, Alexander c. Earle, Catherine 3. Earle,
James H.. JOHN r., Ellen and Samuella Earle.
Defendants in this case. reside beyond the limits
of this. State. On motion Of A. l. Broyles, comp.
SOL,
answer or demnr to the sad original bill and bill
of a.pcnlmentin this case within forty days from
the publication hereof, CT decree pro ccaicsso
will be entered of record against them.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, c.R.A.p.
Commissioners Office,
Dcc9, 1868. 2o-b
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Wishing you success in your new enterprise,
remain your obedient servants, Ii >.
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D Professor of Surgery,
University Medical College, New York.
y. N. SCARN0CHAN,s NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
Surgery: Surgeon-in- Chief to the State Hospital,
eiG:, No. "A East. Sixteenth street
.LEWISA SAfRE, NJ. D., No. 795 Broadway. {.
H. P, Devices, ~. D., No. l79l.S Sroadway.s
JOSEPH FoRsTER, NJ. D., No. 100 Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE, M. D., No. 81 Bleecker street.
JOHN O'REILLY, NJ D.. No. 230 Fourth street.
B.,I. RAPHAEL NJ. D., Professot of the Principles
fsa fsand Practice Of Surgery, New York Medical Col:
lege, ETC.. No. 81. Ninth street, and others
The proprietor also offers for sale
Bottled Wines and. Liquors,
imported; and bottled BY himself expressly for me-
,dicnal use. Each bottle has o certificate OF its
purity: - - @,,.s
Nov. 25, 1868 % sn
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN Equity---Anderson.

Nin,rod X sfllipail, ct al. VS. Reuben Burras
Nancy Sullivan. ct al--Bilt for SALE of Real Es.
= tate for payment Of Debts.
IT. appearing TO ny, satisfaction that Maria F.
Jones' Margaret X Jones, 10. Berry Jones, Mary
A. Jones, Martha A. Jones. Essie J.. Jones, John
J. Jones. and Thomas g. Jones, minor heirs at
law Of Mary W. Jones' who was the wife OF, Viii
liam L. Jones, Defendants in this case, reside
w!outthc limits of this State:i On: motion Of
J. s. Murray, Comp. Sel., tits.
X. Ordered, That they do seyeral|y appear ar-sand
plead. answer or demur to the said 5bill of COM
splaint wthiwforty days from publication OF this
=rues sand inrdefault thereof Aatahe said bill will
be lakenlas to thein MS confessed by .as order
against them.
W. w. HUMPHREYS &c hA.D.
Commissioners Office q,
Dec 4 1868. .yi 25-6
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

IN THE PROBATE coURE. 3
David G. W. Richardson, Applicant, vs.. Assw.
Richardson's and the.heirs at law of Esther M
/ Ammick deceased, Defendants, names and nnn-
ter unknown ...cF,
1T appearing to my satisfaction that A. W.: Rich
ardson. one Of the Defendants resides without this
State; it is therefore
Ordered. That he do appear and object to the
division or sale of the Real Estate of Esther Zach
artsnn,. deceased, on or before the hrst dry, OF
January next, or his consent TO the same same Rih Do
entered of record. -.
Given under my hand aud seal this 18th aaJ'of
Nov ember, 1865
W. W. HUMPHREYS, r.J...c.
q g..
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ANDERSON COUNTY.
I'm COURT COMMON PLEAs-EQUlrf SIDE.
]. S. Murray, Admir-, VS.. Mrs. Sane Osborn,
Vim NJ. llan,ply and otliers.-GHI to- sell
Lands for HetiGf, &c. =
1T appearing to my satisfaction ths, Theodore
sIInn,cr and Wife, SpsanE. Hunter, Elizabeth Il.
Osborn and Thomas a. Osborn, Defendants in this his
ease, reside beyond the limits of this State, On
molten of a. r. Broyles, comp SOL, it is
Ordered, That they do appear and plead answer
or icmur to tho said bill within forty days from
the first publication hereof, or IN order pro con
fcsso will be entered Of record against mem.
''e''' JOHN w. DANIELS, c.c.P.
olefA o''' Dec. .. 1868. s5-6
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Annual Meeting of Stockholders.
THE annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Blue Ridge Railroad Company will be held in the
81 fy.66f Charleston, fERIDAYi the 18lh inst. a
meeting Of the Board of Directors will behcld the
day before.
order of the Board; = : !. .u1,na..::
~. - Sec. and Treas.
Dec 9, 1858 25 sSlf s,sa2e
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LOTS FOR, SALE
Five Forks, Anderson District.

WILL he sold TO the highest bidder, at Five
Forks. in Anderson District,
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New York. Tuesday, May /.

NEW YORK. fIueSuay, hhy l.
DrXa Sin: The want j. pure iT wines Ind Liquors
for medicinal purposes has been long felt by the pro-
fession, and thousands eElwes have been sacrificed
by the use of adulterated articles. Dciriutn tre-
sisiS had ether diseasssrft heibramand nerves, so
rife in stdnhtf are Very rare in Europe owing,
IN great degree, ITO the aidercscein the purity Of
<ks,splriss sold. ...'...'a.e 7.-n.- iFFes,.
We have tested the several aricesdmporteaa and
-eld by ysa. iDcluding your Gn whichyon selIun
der the name Of Aromatic scaie.ian schnapps,
which we consider justly entitled tothe high repu
saticrii has aSauiredsin JIM This country and from
g asa eef'si y9ns s
- .ss.....aes s.f.1 ..l.N .., T-,,.s5
ave Ave w5dllsfeoommend to you to appoint seuieot
~. r,snectafle aposhccafes in different parts OF the
ciiy Ss agsaia for the shle of your Brandes and
wins. .xkets the profession CAP Obtain the same
nhcn ncsic,l for r.saicinal purpsaes '''-s*'
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
Soluble /: Pacific I.:il, e: Guano


TIE highly satisfactory and remarkable effects
of this Guano in producing very largely increased
crops of Cotton, Corn and other staple crops,
hns attracted the general attention of pantcrsa and
farmers. ln,order 10 confirm public confidence in
the continued rrceence OF this Guano, and avail of
The best scientific ability in The prosecution of this
important business. the Pacific G,lauo Company
has cohsummateda u professional engagement with
DR.. ST. JULIAN RAvEXEL of Charleston, s. c., rs
scientific adviser and consulting Chemist TO the
Company: DR.. Ravenel Is conversni,t with the
composition and qualities of the Guano as well rs
with The character, policy and unusual resources
of the Pacific Gnnno Company, and will commune
cate full information on these points to planters
who.Inay Gull on him, or address him by letter at
Chaplestcn, s. G.
JSo. s. REESE & Co. General Agents,
Pacific Guano Company, Baltimore, Md.
-. .. N. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina, Charleston, s. C.
Nov 4, 1868 20
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On Saturday, December 2Sth,

A, IL o'clock a. M, TWENTY LOTS of Two
Acres each all facing public street of si1ty-si1
feet in width md inlcrsected bya street Of thirty
three feet. An excellent location for mechanics.
farmers and one or two merchants Terms made
accommodating. ,Plats will be exhibited on day
Of sale. Come and look for yourselves oil the
world. O.: "a. GAiLEAKD.
! Dee .. 1853 II
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A New Champion.

Pronl the NelO York tribune.
And now the Democratic party has another
accession to its list of eloquent and experienced
orators. The Hon. Felix McCloskey, recently
candidate for the Office of Vice President be-
fore the Democratic Convention, and supposed
to have been the secret choice of Mr.. johnson
for that high and responsible position, has ar
rived in Washington from the South, and is
about to take tour through the Northern
States. Mr.. McCloskey, as another champion
of the Red Hot Democracy, believes in striking
direct from the shoulder, and is profoundly
convinced that unless Mr.. Seymour is elected
President every negro in the South will insist
upon marrying a white woman, that our
daughters will no longer be safe, that our
freedmen will not only have a 'bureau," but
wash-stand and farm, and that the horny
handed plough h-holders will be reduced to beg
gary in order TO pamper such bloated bond
holders as Belmont, and Barlow, and Cisco,
and Tilden. Mr.. McCloskey comes to us
fresh from the people. We don't suppose he
will be in time to take part in the Maine can
vass, as the Yankees Of that State require a
different class of orators from the red hot elo-
quence of McCloskey and his friends. But
the Maine election will soon be over, and we
shall have him in New York. Felix McCloskey,
and Shanghai Tommy Hedden, and "Brick''
Pomeroy, and "Sunset" Cox, aud "Carpet-
Bagger" Perrin, travelling through New
York, will make profound sensation.
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The DardaneIIes.

from The ~. Y. Tribune.
The Cable has surprised us with summary
OF the opinions of the Paris journal La PreSSe,
upon ''the demand that United States war
vessels shall pass the Dardanelles," from
which one might be led to believe that Admiral
Farragut had been threatening the Sublime
Porte, and purposed visiting Constannople
In the same manner he once went up to New
orleans. The Dardanelles, or the four forts
defending the entrance from the Archipelago
TO the Sea of Marmora, are reckoned the keys
OF the Turkish capital, aud the Sultan has
always claimed the right of forbi1ding foreign
war vessels to pass them. The right has
often been challenged, especially by the
United States, but it was recognized by
the principal European powers, in 1S41,
and reafirmed by the Treaty of Paris, in
1906. Ten years ago, however, the United
states frigate Wabash persisted in disregard
ing this prohibition and visiting Constantine
pie, her commander holding that we were not
bound by the Treaty of Paris as we were not
parties to it. The Turkish Government. with
out admitting our right in the matter, received
the Wabash Hospitality, and no complications
therefore ensued. In the present case we are
at loss to understand the comments of La
PrtSSe, for Admiral Farragut received an ex-
press invitation from the Sultan, three weeks
ago, to bring his squadron through the Darde-
nelles. 1t is rather funny, therefore, to be
told by La PreSSe that our "demand" was
probably inspired by Russia, and that the
Sublime Porte, encouraged by England and
France, will refuse it.