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THE House OF REPRESENTATIVE have
voted to print 1000 copies Of General Buffers
speech delivered at the opening OF the impeach.
mont trial
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

ITO ouR suBscRIBERs IN ALEIASDnIA.-Mr
George W. Jones, No. IS North Alfred street, be.
tween Queen and Cameron streets, Is our author.
lied agent for the NArIsxAL REPUBLICAN, In
Alexandra, and will collect for subscriptions.
and solicit Advertisements for this paper. from
the drst day Of February.
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NEW foRK, April 1.-THE loan market Is
more quiet, but there 10 good demand at on
call, and 100 on discount The stock market
Is Irregular. Governments dull, but prices
were sustained, and there Is more disposition
lobby. Railroad shares opened firm, but az
forwards fell off.
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w- ssE NIRI S0IEF,FsISE; WASH
n9.TO FARMERs AND PLANlseRs

h93 10 FAHMERs AND PLANLEHs
w The subscribers offer for sale, Id lots to
FINED POUDRBfTB. Of the Lodi Manufacturing
Company made from the light soil, blood. otal and
pany haze exclusive eontract,, Price only TWEEN.
TY-PlvB DOLLARS PER TON. frcg ht and charges
to be equal ioeigM for ioei0M to any high price
superphosphate In market. The results on Corn,
the past season. II natures the crop from ten day
TO two weeks earlier and doubles tho crop. Pam.
planters and farmers, and every Information, scu
free to any one applying By letter or otherwise to
THOs. haynes 4 SON,
lss NcEIderry's Wharf, Baltimore;
HOOE& wEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va,
ia25-3m New York.
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ALBERT +. WHITING,
HAT AND BONNET BLRACHER AND MANU-
FACTURER,
N. T. CoRNERTESTH ST, AND PENN. AVENUE
THIRD sroRr. EsrEAseE on TEsrus

An the latest s,y k q PoNsETs. HATS. as..
REPAIRiNG and CLEANING expeditiousls
do ne ut most reasonable prices.
The latest fashions Introduced simultaneously
with Northern citiea. mhB-l
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Town Elections in New Jersey.
NEWARK, N. J., April 1.-THE town cleo.
tions In Eastern New Jersey and Essex county
show that the Republicans elected twenty
chosen freeholders, and the Democrats four.
Teen
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w-nAEETE.RMBSFFiEo k AER 9 SFFid HAIL

ER ROAD TiCKET OFFicE,
400 Pennsylvania avenue, between -Four. m
aud Sixth streets.
GREAT CoNYRNIRNC NOE.
Tickets .sld to all points. North. East. West. and
Southwest.
yats residences In all parts Of the City and 0eorse
town.
=, By this arrangement, passengers can provide
themselves, at their leisure, with ticks and baT.
gage checks, and avoid all annoyance at the DEPOT
efiee. mh6.lms
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Mayoralty Election in Albany, N. Y.
ALBANY, N. Y, April 1.-THE Democrats
elected their Mayor and majority of the city
ticket by 1000 majority.
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The cans to he Theoretically sealed, aud TO b
packed twenty -four IL. boz tho boxes to be well
made and strong. aud strapped At the ends with
name Of contrRctor. and date and place OF packing
All goods are required for Immediate dol
of tho good. accepted will be received, unless de-
iiyered b. Tuesday, April q. at the very latest
ing.
Two cans Of each article offered must be sent In as
samples. All conditions required in my ad yertse-
ments for canned goods to hold. These conditions
WIN be furnished on application. 4 desired. Ad.
dress proposals to THOMAS WILSON.
apl5-St Dvt. Col. aud @. g.. u d. A.
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New Advertisements,

A PARLoR ORGAN FoR s6o-one that wo took
"A In part pay fer one Of 8. d. and H.
W. Smith q very dne Organs. 81 IxH
deems, tb 10 s76.
PIANOS ranging from go to 9l5o-''
hat have been taken In part pay for new.
All for sale on small amounts monthly.
Pianos Tuned. Repaired, Meyed,
JOHN Y. ELLIS,
No. 800 Pennsyl ania avenue,
aplb-N tChronicloJ New Iron Front.
LIVERY LADY AND GENT In the world are
IL wanted as agents for our ONE DOLLAR SALK,
A Watch, q cut Of Cotton. Dress, a Carpet, aud
thousands Of other ARTICLES. for u each. Send 2,
formation. Liberal inducements TO agents. Cir.
culars sent Free. BANKS, LORD CO.
6l Washington st, Boston, Mass.
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HARRISBURG, PENN, Aprill+.-The Legisla.
ture adjourned to-day, having been In session
since January first,
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Politiral Affairs in North Carolina.
W'.MINoToS, N. O., April 1.-THE largest
Conservative meeting OF the campaign is in
progress at the theatre. This evening, Col.
A. NJ. Waddell and Hon. George Davis spoke.
DIR. Purcell, surgeon, United States army, was
| one OF the vice presidents.
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/ f.s NH \ Y s
and sp H'ii' business n'''s X fsis'
ew. HOWARD DlvIsION, 9. Of r.
Grand plyisi9n, msnbers Of Hoyard Diylsion, Will
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The 81 q GonsEs.s entitled An act e regulate
provides That each aud every male person. except
Ing Psupsrs and persons under guardianship, Of
81 s nHS who
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Death OF n Canadian Senator,
OTTAWA, April l.-Hon. d. Weir, Senator
from Nova Scotia, died suddenly In his room
at the Russell house this morning. No fur
ther developments have transpired In the
MeGee assassination case.
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Press Disner to Charlie. Dickens.


NEW York, April 1.-THE committee in
charge OF the dinner to be given TO Dickens
In this city, on the 18th instant, by the press
OF the United States, beg to state that: First.
They have endeavored to extend Invitations to
every gentleman connected with the press,
but II any who desire to be present at the din.
ner have been overlooked, they will please
communicate at once with Mr.. Henry T. Swut.
zer, at the Office Of the World. Second. Gen.
tlemen who intend to accept the Invitation
but have not as yet signihed the same, are re.
quested to notify Mr.. Swutzcr before 8 O'Clock
p. m, Friday, nth instant. Third. No tickets
will be issued to the dinner on Saturday at any
place, and none after 8 o'clock, Tuesday, at
the place mentioned, inasmuch as the capacity
OF the room In which the entertainment 10 to
be held Is limited to two hundred persons.
The committee will be compelled to decline all
applications after that number 10 completed,
and must not be held accountable II any gen.
tlemen are excluded for this reason,
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Death OF the Rev. II. l.. Ruxher. pre..
dent Of the PcnnsYIvnninl ,aiiare'

dETTysBuRo, Pa, April H.-Rev. II. l..
Bugher, d. D., President OF the Pennsylvania
College, died this evening. lie has been con.
nected with tn, college since Its erection, and
has been pre- sident eighteen years.
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pRoPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

SrBsisrEScE OFFICE, U. s. ARnY,)
CoRSER 0kAST lsp BALTIMORE STREETS,
REAR No. los W LOMBARD STREET,
BALTIMORE, No. >. April Is, 1858
Sealed proposals, ia duplicate, will be received
April ~. ls. for supplying, for the use Or the Uni
ted States army, Subsistence Stores 10 be delivered
In Baltimore, as follows, viz:
(2,OOO) Two thousand dozen cans q, 81, or lbs
Tomatoes, to be as nrm, hard, aud solid as
possible. Cans containing thin and LIQUID
Tomatoes will not be considered.
u.l7S Eleven hundred and seventy eight dozen Q
pound cans u recn Peas, to be tho "small' or
considered.
(s1O Two hundred and nfty dozen 2 pound caus
Lima Beans.
0,D Rlye hqndred aud forty one dozen 2, ~. or
3pound Peaches, "NAtural Fruit In Syrup I"
To be tho very best quality white Heath
Cling, " they can DO furnished. Any
cling peach will, however. DO con-
esd Three hqpd,ed and eighty two dozen 2p?und
None but the Portland Corn will DO con.
sidcred.
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fNY- M y Die l. BOARD FOR THE
~ EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR
ADMISSION INTO THE NAVY AS ASSISTANT
SURGEONS. "A Board Of Medical officers is now In
session At the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, for the
sasmipation Of candidates for admission into the
Medical Corps Of the Navy.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of appearing before the Board
must make application to the Honorable Secretary
q the Navy, or to the undersigned, stating resi-
accompanied by respectable testimonials Of moral
character.
Candidates must not be less than twenty one nor
more than twenty six years Of age.
No expense Is allowed by the Government 10 can :
eessful eIaminati9n Is legal prerequisite for ap-
pointment In the Navy.
The many vacancies existing In the Medical Corps
insure Immediate appointments to successful candi-
dates. r. HoRWITZ, Chief Of Bureau,
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery, Navy Deps rtment.
fs8-Wk stm0
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nS55s w n DE p a II TMENT, SUR
lNGTON. D. c.. MARCH 2. 1865
n A Army Medical Board, to consist Gf Surgeon J.
geon II, X. Writ, Breyet LieutenantI Colonel, u.
q a. sIrge s,,I S9s sn Moore, breyet SSiShei
Lieutenant Colonel U. 5. A, will meet in New York
Assistant Surgeons, United States Army. Tor pfomS
ton, and Of candidate for admission nto the Med
ical STAFF Of the United States Army.
Applicants must be between ri and 80 years Of
medical college. "f'"'
,Applcations for permission to appear before the
Board should be addressed to the Surgeon Generai.
United States Army, and must state the full name
date. " 'A' NaNN'
TestimSnlals as to character and qualifications
nust De furnished II the applicant has been In tho
medical service Of the army during the late the
faci should be stated together with his former rank
and dateand place Of service, and mo ais from
forwarded. "'' ~
No allowance Is made for the expenses Of persons
uhderg0lng examination, rs II Is an indispoD sabl
prerequisite to appointment.
Ths number OF vacancies now exist ng Ia the Med
j. K BARNES,
mareh5-eotjel Surgeon General III 81 A.
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DYJ. D. W HEELER 4 CO.,
ID AUCTI0NEERS,
No. q Louisiana avenue, between Sixth
aud Seventh Streets, opposite seaton House.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TATE IN THE SEVENTH WARD
By virtue 81 decree Of the supreme Court Of
In the cause q Mcguire VS.. Mile q al NO ,Is9
Equity Doc 81 and bearing date March IS, 1855,
premises on THURSDAY. 9th day Of April next,
ns nfnS az 9i,s,Sfk; p r. lots D. " H.
No. "a. 40, IN square No. t02 Of the ground plan
Of the City Of Washington with the improv Inents
street west and n streets south, In thriving sec
ton q tho Ward. The corner lot is improved by
small Frame House.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the residue In two
equal instalnents q aud ~ mouths,t the purcha-
sstsfac torily indoIsod. and bearing Interest from
sag he purchaser sssss Spd S a.
until the whole Of the purchase Is paid.
ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee
J. d, WHEELER Co,
mh2-ootd Auctionecrs.
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FROM EUROPE NJ CABLE.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Prince. and Princess
OF Wales have left for Holyhesd to embark
for ireland. Great preparations have been
made for their reception In Dublin. The city
IL thronged with visitors.
Lord Cranbourne, OF the late Derb, Minis
try, 10 dead.
PARIS, April 1.-THE Journal Dee Debate
scouts the idea Of war. 1t says: France has
refused an alliance with England and Austria
without Prussia.
coPEsHAoKs, April 1.-THE Czar declines
to mediate In the Schleswig Holstien affair.
LONDON, April IA telegram from Lisbon
| announces the arrival Of . steamer from South
America with dates from Rio JanerIo to the
2Ath. She brings no war news from Brazil
This leads to the Impression that recent move
ments have not been so favorable to the Bra.
zillians as reported.
In the Newmarket races to-day the follow.
Ing horses were winners: Parson, Earl, Blue
Gown, Montagusrd, and Biueskin.
The Convention NJ Richmond
RICHMOND, April A. The convention
adopted A article providing that any amend
ment to ne constitution shall Hrst DO adopted
BY the Legislature and then referred to the
succeeding Legislature, which may refer Il TO
the people for ratification.
A convention shall be held every twenty
years.
An article was adopted declaring that all
citizens possess equal political and civil rights
and public privileges.
report on the rcdistricting the State for
Congressman and making one Congressman
elective by the State at large was adopted.
The convention rcseinded the resolution TO
adjourn to-day.
Republican nominations arc being made all
over the State. In Caroline county meeting
nominated Hawxhurst for Governor, and one
white and one black member OF the Legisla.
ture. In Hanover county VIM. JONES was
nominated for Congress, and one black and one
white man for the Legislature.
Gen. sehoheld today appointed william NJ.
Berkeley mayor of Alexandria, and full set OF
| city officers and councilman for that city. Ho
also appointed a new city council for Fred.
| ericksburg.
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oaprRs for the NArIosAL REPUBLICAN in George
town may be leo at the bookstores Of Messrs. T.
n. X. Mills 4 d. Qats Crsndsit's,l rs Bridge
street. or at Msssrs O. T. Getty 4 Co.'S, 100
Bridge street, vksre ,eopiss Of tho RErgsLieAs
|pay DO obtained Aaily.ssf N ~ ~ a
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-08-26
LASSITUDE.

feeling oflassitude is generally experienced
throughout the summer solstice. Weakly con-
stituted persons or those of sedentery habits in
variably complain of this annoyance. The
searching heat of midsummer relaxes the sys-
TEN and reduces the vital energies. If the
patient Is of nervous temperament this de-
bility units him for even the ordinary routine
of everyday life When this state of exhaus-
ton comes on HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS will prove safe and never failing means
OF strengthening and restoring the physical
organization This health-g living tonic purifies
and infuses renewed vitality into blood, tones
the stomach and digestive organs, and acts like
a charm on the nervous system. 1t effectually
removes all tendency to languor or depression
of spirit. To the weaker sex it is invaluable,
as it soothes and braces up, while its powerful
effects are OF the most beneficial character 1t
revives the strength, increases the appetite and
gives vigor and elasticity to the constitution.
When mothsrs are nursing HOS LETTERS
STOMACH B1TTERS should especially be taken
in regular doses, as in this country, most al
ways, the nourishme1 at is inadequate to the
wants of the child. In such cases this ines
Unable tonic is wonderfully effcacious. It's
strengthening virtues are at once apparent It is
free from all properties calcul ted to impair
the system, and its operations are at once mild
and soothing.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-08-26

NEW PAPER-Mr. w l. Martin. for
merly city editor of the Sentinel having finally
discovered himself to be member of the Dem
ocratic party, has made arrangements for con-
vertiug the Racine people to his faith, by es-
tablishing a new Democratic journal in that
city.
Mr.. Martin IL a gentleman of indonitable
energy and perseverance, as we'll as of large
journalistic experience and will accomplish his
object if 1t is possible for any one to do So
We wish him abundance of success in all ex-
cept the PROSECUTING part of his proiect-AH
Sentinel
Mr.. Martin was for few months editor of
the REPUBLICAN,. He was very good fellow,
but never much of Republi The Demo-
Gratis are perfectly welcome to all the glory
they can get out of such conversions as this.
He was a sort of Webb man in politics, and a
good share of the time he and his friends were
in quandary as to where he belonged. In
regard to that '.indomitable energy" the Sen
tusl speaks of, We have no doubt he took
good stock to Milwaukee with him, for he new
er wasted any of it here. We wish him pc
cuniary success, but would suggest that his
Democratic readers would probably have less
trouble in decip herring his lucubrations il he
should use good ink and type, instead of tar
and single nails which he apparently used in
publishing the REPUBLICAN at times.
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extreme Caser Cured.

From Rev. Isaac Aiken, Allegheny, Pal
JOSEPH FLEMING, Druggist, No. "a Market St.
Pittsburgh: ~
Str ~ take great pleasure in stating that
after having suffered from dyspepsia for about
fifteen. years, at some periods much more, thar
Others have been entirely cured by the use
Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. MY friends know
that OF late years my case has been ar extrerne
one. had great suffering from eating anv
kind OF food, and on an average, would yomit
about one-thlrd OF my meals, in a sour ;ndi-
gestlbe mass When the severe attacks yonId
come, wouid lose all strength and he uttarIv
helpless. Some of the attacks would ba CO q.
we're that for days together would not retain.
anything on my stomach, save little dry
toast and tea. For years l knew not what i
was 10 pass hve consecutive honrs without in
tense pain. From the time | took the fret dose
OF this medicine ceased vomiting graduate
all soreness passed away, and flesh and stren yth
returned, and ever since have been able 70 pc,
any kind of food set upon the table S;v
months nave now passed without any svmn-
toms OF the return of the disease Nv COCO
was considered by all, even physicians 60
marvellous, that for time it was faorod -
might be fictitious; but am now 60 wolf
convinced, that have been not merely ral;ay-
ed, put permanently cured, that can conse;-
e ~, recommend NJ Goes Dyspepsia Cure to
all victims of Dyspepsia. -
ISAAC AIKEN, 8l
Late Pastor of the Beaver ST.. M r, Cburcb
Allegheny la-s., ~ o ''','
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-08-26
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

You will see how soon it Will dispel your
bad feelings and gloomy forebodings. How
soon it will chase away my species of Dys-
pepsia. How soon it will give you new life and
vlgor, and how soon it will make a we'll man
or woman of you. For your own sake, for the
sake of everybody suffering, we beg, we entreat
you to tryit.
For LIVER COMPLAINT AND BILIOUS
ARRANGEMENTS, it is a Sovereign Remedy
while for Fever and Ague, and all those dis
eases which are generated in a miasmatic eli
mate, it is a certain preventative and cure.
That its wonderful medicinal virtues may not
stand alone upon our statement, we append a
few unsolicited testimonials from 9those whose
position in society and reputation as citizens.
will place their evidence beyond all ques zion,
and carry with them strength and conviction
to the most increduous.
Mr.. Lester Sexton, wholesale merchant Of
thirty years, in Milwaukee, one of the most
reliable and careful men in the State, says, I'M
der date:
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. "a, 1858.
Messrs. c. G, CLARK & Co, New Haven, CT. e'
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dys-
pepsia Cure, and it has proved perfectly salts
factory as remedy. l have no hesitation in
saying that we have received GREAT BENEFIT
from its use. Very respectfully, u5
LESTER SEXTON.
r
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A CARD.


As Mr.. Collier has brought our controversy
into the papers, and published his views of the
question, we wish in defence to state our side
of the case.
We began to use gas on the 18th day of No
veneer last, and at the end of the month he
brought in bill of $50 80, which We paid,
though we thought it very steep for only
twelve days. During the month of December
we cut off the most of the gas, and used only
what would amount to four burners an even
ing. On the 18th of January, Mr.. Collier
brought in bill of $3l so for December,
which we paid, and told him we would take
no more gas. He then examined the meter
and said we had burned 1000 feet in the IL
days of January, which we refused to pay for,
as we felt that we had paid for much more al
ready than W had used.
Mr.. Collier proposes that three men be Sc
lected to investigate the matter, and examine
the meter. We cannot accept this proposition
for the reason that Mr. Collier took the meter
away four months ago, and we DO not know
hat he has done to it since. He should have
proposed this examination before the meter was
removed
We would say here, that Mr.. Bertholf the
former proprietor of the house, tells US that
the highest sum he ever paid for gas'in one
month was $40, and that too when he was US
ing more burners than we have at any time,
while we have paid $50 80 for only u days.
F. GEBHARDT & SON.
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DESTRUCTIVE WHIRLWIND. - They

DESTRUCTIVE WHIRLWIND. = They
have had near Evansville, what they call a
''Csclone," though it must have been small
one, for the genuine article is generally sup
posed to be at least one hundred miles in di-
ameter, and would of course scarcely be con-
tanned in the limits of Rock county. But
whatever it was it proved to be terribly des-
tructive for all fences, barns and stacks in its
path, were torn to pieces and scattered promis-
cuously. An old lady named ~Monahan was
killed. and a girl twelve years of age vas car
ried fifty feet into the air, and dropped upon
the ground again unhurt. The whirtwind is
described as being "balloon shaped and about
the size Of q large circus tent" The day had
been a warm one, and we remember hearing
several epeak in the evening of change in the
temper allure, the thermometer having suddenly
dropped several degrees, which showed that
the effects of the "Cyclone' in that respect
probably reached US here.
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Home Testimony.

Messrs. c. G. CLARK & Co. = ioo'' p"
Gents beng anxions, from the great ben
eht derived, to assist in spreading the fame If
zoe s Dyspep ia Cure, would state M casa
something over year ago, had yiolent at.
tack tack OF plarrhoea, which lasted eight weeks KS
during which time employed three oh vsicians
Out win Wl.nou5 ire [eilet until tried Goes Dyspep-
STA sn cure. The first dose helped me; took Il
o onEes .ines DAY for week, and was entirely
cur cured ana neheve to-day that it saved nv
me nging attacked in similar way this
SEASON, | took one dose, which put me all right.
"Iue auvise every family to keep it on hand
Bowel Complaints. q 'T nIrMH or
The ABOVE Mr.. Dunn is in orr ennlov a,a
we can Vouch for the above statement being
true. = APNOTD ., 90