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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

JOSEPHINE, BY MUuLDACu.-.
The MUhIbach wen sustains her high
fame IN this new historical ~)mance.
Indeed, we hardly know whether we
oughtnotto drop the word romance,
and call it plain history at once. 1t
reads Ike history; it is made up
Of h.oTn @acts its heroine and its
heroes were once flesh and blood,
and not all the MuhIbach could in
vent a more wonderful series Of
events than befrl the sweet young
creole who shed the only soft human
light that CLEANED ACROSS the path
way Of Eapol,sn. The book is call
ed "Ihc Empress Joscphiuo,r but il
lar less concerns ho! history and
character rs the sharer ola throne,
than as the sovereign mistress OF
one Maynard heart, the only woman
whom Napoleon ever loved, and his
cold sacrifice OF whom brought down
upon him The terrible penalty Of his
suhiUgation and solitary death
This great story OF actual life the
mo3tmaWelloUa perhaps to be found
in all the annals OF courts, is told in
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07
TO COnsusillptiVcs.

1--WE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RE.
stored TO health in few weeks, by u very
simple remedy, after having suffered sc vera
years with severe lung affection, and that
dred disease, Consumption nxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure.
To all who desire " he will send copy of
the prescription used, tfrec of chargel. with
the directions for preparing and using the
same which they viii find u sure cure for Con
sruHpiioa, dsihD,d, BroHehciiS, Sc The only
Object of the advertiser in sending the M.
ncription, il to hcuoht the afflicted and amcnd
Information which hc conceive, 10 bp iptnlu,.
hlc and lac hopes cverp suu'Icr viii tr, MA
r"ncdt, as D. viii cost tt,m uo thing. aud may
rruvca blessing
pnrtoa wishing prtscuptous will, plo,sc
addrtss Rev LDWAltDA. WILSON.
9l6in' Williamsburgh, Kings Co. NY
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07
Ess FED.

In Bradford, Jan. Il, Mary Ella only child
of Edward aud Anna Flanagan, aged months
ana % days.
Our little darling has gone to rest,
Angel, her spirit bore
From TIL, dear world to heaven above,
To dwell with thousands more.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

IMPORTANT CASE.--An import.
ant suit, growing out ofthe rebellion,
is now before the Supreme Court.
1t is of the ship Golden Rocket, the
first vessel destroyed ~ Semmes In
his career as rebel priNatcCr, which
was insured under an ordinary
marine risk, including dangcS Of
! piracy. The Owners brought suit
against tkc Insurance companies to
recover, on the ground that the act
was ono 81 piracy. The supreme
Court Of the State Of Maine, where
the case was carried, decided against
the owners aud in favor Of the com.
paucS, on ;hc ground that the act
was one ot war; IN important fact
! brought forward TO susta.u the causc
Of the appellants is, that the moela
nation Of Great Britain which con.
coded hclligcrcRt rights tothcrcbels,
provided that their prizes must I've
brought into some neutral port and
disposed Of in the Prize Courts oi
such country. This waSncVcr don,
10y any OF the rebel cruisers.
We learn that an effective rcyiva
is in progress in the Congregations
church at ST. bloomsbury Centre. \
large number have been converted
and others are inquiring.
A school mistress IN Lyndon was
compelled to punish an unruly boy
and after continuing the discipline
a reasonable time without success
she sent for the mother. The moth
err iouuu that Justice required more
stripes, and bid the teacher "pui il
on ana she did it til the boy knclt
ana confessed his wrong. 4 good
! teacher aud n good mother.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

In Southern Kansas the springs
which have been dry for two months
are now bursting forth, and no rain
has fallen during that time. The
holes on the prairies, made by bufta-
loes, and covered with grass that
were made so many years ago, are
now filed with water, and in this
water can be caught several kinds
oftish. Whenever this phenomenon
has occurred rain has fallen within
a short time.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

w blood You are sick all over.
: &: :: : !: !:
u ing. But you cannot have good
health while your blood is impure. Ayers
Sarsaparilla purges ont these impurities; II eX-
pels disease and restores health and stimulates
the organs Of life into vigorous action. Hence
il rapidlv cures q variety of complaints which
are caused by impurty of the blood, such as
Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Tumors, tloers, Sores,
Eruptions. Pimples, Blotches. B0ils II. Antho-
nys Fire, II Sc or Ery sipeas, letter or Salt
Rheum Scald Head. Ring Worm, ANGER or
Generous Tumors, Sore Eyes, Female DiseaS-
cs such as Retention, lrregularity. suppress
sion, Whites, Stcrility, also Syphilis or Nene
real Diseases, Liver Complaint. and Heart
Diseases. Try Ayers Sarsaparilla, and see for
yourself the surprising activity with Winch u
cleanses the blood and cures these disorders.
During late years the public have been MS
led by large bottles, pretending to give quart
of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most
of these have been frauds upon the SICK, lot
thcy not only contain little, ifauy, SarSapailla,
but often no curative ingredient whateYer-
Hence bitter disappointment has followed the
use of the various extracts Of Sar>apdrllia
which food the market, until the name itself
has become SYNONYMOUS With imposition and
cheat. Still We call this compound 'SaiSapa-
Tilla, and intend 10 supply such remedy as
shall rescue the name from the load of oboquE
which re upouit. We think We have ground
for bcic1 Ing il Ina, Virtues which are irresisti-
bic 10y the class of diseases it is intended to
cure. We can assure the sick, that we offer
them the best Alternative VIC know how . pro
ducc, and we have reason 10 believe, it is far
the most efectual purifier of the blood ytf dis
covered.
Ayers Cherry Poctoral il so universally
known to surpass every other medicine for the
cure Of Coughs Colds, influenza, IIoar,cness,
Group, Bronchitis, lncipieut Consumption, and
for the reliefot c onSumptive Patients in adj
yauccd stages of the disease, that it j. useless
here TO recount the evidence If its virtues.--
The world knows them.
Prepared by DIR J. {. AVER q Co., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by all Druggist. aud dealers in
medicine every where In Bradford by GEO
PR -IAED, and LEONARD q DAY. 3Jml
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ESFHHE PdRhER'S ESTi TIE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

lllE StBSfRlBERs having been oppoint.
the district of Bradford commandment ~ ~, ~.
ceive' examine and adjust all claims md de.
,nunus OF al persons against the estate of
rNihciI IWhcr lurot bradford, in said di.ttirt
deceased, remesomcd insulvent and tLo fern
81 ,il IN months from the 18th DAY of January
i, nelag allowed by said cour to The credit
u'' v, tn'u licensed, toeNhbit aud prove their
y I"v,', 'a'lhS hriuic us; GiNcnotice that
we Wi'I attend TO the duties OF our nppoint'
ment at The dwcllmghuusc ct l.ns Iliss, In
Hinu ioiu' in sad district. on the 10Th DAYS III
Naith uuJ imeH,At,Ht o'clock, la The aftcf,
hoon onuath Of said DAYS
j. l., ROGERS,
JACOB &. COLBY, Nolhn' s7'
bradford, Jan. % js6s. 35w3
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

"A CARD 'EO ANVAe,EDS

4 CLERGYMAN WHILE RESIDING IN
ASouth America a. missionary discovered
a safe aud simple remedy for the Cure of Ncr.
yous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease of the
Urinary aud seminal Organs, and the whole
trniu "fdisordrrs brought ON by bauelMl and
vicious habits. Great number, have been
already cured hy this noble remedy
Prompted bya desire to benefit the afflicted
aud unfortunate, win send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine. in a sealed
envelope to any one who needs il, Free of
charge.
Please enclose postpaid envelope. address.
ed Go yourself
Address, JOSEPH 4. INMAN
Station u, Bible House,
ON New York city
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NI.AN Old


Just puitbc1 q aec sditiou Of
ssr. GuIlcrNc9B'> Celebrated Es-
say onthr ra1s0' cUrs without mrdiciuel of
SrtEN \ToRnlHA, or seminal Weakness. Iuyul-
untdrv seminal Losses, INlurlN,r. Mental
and Physical lHcapgctv tmpcdmcut- 10 Mar.
uagc, ctet also Co>srNpTIuS. ElulIsy, and
Fms induced by s,li-iudulgence or sexual cx-
uaNdgaucr
IL Price ina sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable 49,.
say clearly demonstrates, from thirty Years
successful practice, that the ala,ujug conso-
uUcucc' OF self abuse may be- radically cured
without the dangerous Use otiutcrual medicine
or the application OF the anticipating ont
mode oi cure at once simple, certain, and eff
iectual, lay means of which every sufferer. no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaplN, privately, and radicaig.
~ Hi. Lecture should be in the LANDS of
every youth and every man IN the land.
Neht under seal, III plain envelope. to any
addres, past pau, ON receipt vi six cents, or
two post stamps.
Address the publishers,
tltAS. J. {. KLINE g. co,
~ BoWLRf. NLW loRN. L, o. Box 1850.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

The ~. Panl l'ionccr says that
the capital invested IN newspapers
in Minnesota amounts TO 100000,
and ST. Paul reprcscnts s176ooo of
fhie.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

j. NJ. WARDEN, Matchmaker and Jewo"'
sole Agent for Bradford, VI,
80, Dealer In Clocks, Watches, Jo"enn6,
silver Silvcr.llnted and D,itiiira Wiz
warranted the very beet qurlitN Al'o' l 'vb
MI rocket CuihN hpvolvcrs, tuoi's ..,u,,'
Albums. Travelling Rage n"j llasltt,, Pciiu"
cry, nut Yankee Npticns OF NJ kindes,
WATCHES. CLOCKS,
and Jtwciiy repaired IA the best manner
First door south 0 # prichard'p stoIc'
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so.---Evrr, body I. usen.iinm,l,.n,

0W. people secm to have siuppcd reading
French novels, aud English works arc com
planned Of "s dun Mis-, Muhlbach precisely
supplies the public want.
The novels Of Clara Muudt are being rcnd bv
every one, Times ''' -
Muhlhach'sroycl havca world wide rcpufn.
llon ara alctead with aNidity, a. fast as ISSUED
nom ihc press 'proaEeH ReppJHcan.
lIn'y ar, winning wide and deserved popu.
AMY III Ihla country .--Staic Jo,Undi
h"r" ne Words rent free ly mail 10 am
adfrcss on rtceipiQf price.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

j. ELLIOTT SMITH a co. Montpelier
General Agents for Northern Vermont,
LAZARUS 4 MORRIS,
NyI Hartford, Conh
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07
DOTY'S MEDICINES

DO7Y'SMAIDRAEl BlT7ll2
THE GREATCURE for LIVE,
| COMPLAINT, JAUNDICP
DYSPEPSIA, SICK1
HEADACHE, COS.
L V e n L S,
FOUL STOM.
ACHE, &c, &c.
Everybody speaks in the hiobos.
terms of their good effect. Try fE@%'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

we guarantee pair Of those spectaeles "
l9st any person twenty years with no oi"'
charge.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

PROHfNENr CHARACTERISTICS
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-liARRIs.
BURG, Pa, Jan. 3l.-An accident
occurred this morning near Mill
Creek on the Pennsylvania Railroad
10 the fast passenger train bound
eastward, caused by n broken rail.
/ The four rear cars were thrown of
| the track and three went down an
cmbanltmcnt when they took fire
and were burned.
All the passengers were got out
/ excepting Il woman named Anna
Duggcn ofpittsburg. II is believed
that she was killed on the upscttina
of the ears, and her body afterwards
partially burned. Several other
persons were bruised and som,
slightly burned, not sufficiently ,how
ever, to prevent them from eontiuu.
ing their journey.
There is q man in Kentucky who
was born without cars,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

l. MYTH corrupt, or tainted
w blood you are sick all over.
= 1t may burst out in Pilnples, or
n ,Sores, or in some active disease,
/or it may merely keep You list
less, depressed and good for moth
inc But Won cannot have good
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

CoLLlsios.-The sloop Nantucket, bound from
Georgetown, ID. O., to Wilmington, Delaware
had Its bowsprit knocked off by the steame
Vanderbilt opposite the coal wharf Friday. Tn,
Nantucket has hauled up to the Prince stree
wharf for repairs.
ArrIved-Schooner Joseph Baxter, Capt. -
from Boston, with Ice and furniture, to various
parties.
r, PRINTERs.-At = meeting of the Aicxandris
Typographical Union No. So, held on Saturday
the 7th instant, the following officers were
elected: George I. Wilmington, president; WIN
;. Hough, Vice PRESIDENT Louis L. Hough
treasurer l.. II. Thompson, reco riding secretary;
Thomas Corwin, corresponding secretary; I. L.
Wolfenden, financial secretaryj NJ. Minehan,
sergcant-at-arms.
LAND SALE-On Saturday Major @ eorge Ohm.
ston, Of this place, bought at public auction for
900, one hundred and seventy Ave acres OF land,
located across Hunting creek, part of the West
Grove estate OF the late Dennis Johnston.
orr TIL. TRAcK.-Two of the passenger cars of
the Orange railroad ran of the track on Friday
evening, about half a mile from the depot. The
tracks were broken.
BALL.-The second grand levee of the Alex.
andria Typographical Society will be given at
Lyeeum Hall, on Thursday evening, April %.
MARKgTs..-on Saturday inferior white wheat
sold for s2t6 and fair to prime red at a. % IS,
s2I01t.T6. Corn sold for ~ l0Gl IL. $500 bush 8
offered. Rye Al 10, Oats u,
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CAN may be obtained daily. r
rH ~
SrEAMRns TO ARRivE.-The river being open,
= numper OF steamers are now due, the nrst
4S osp Pss. rem cS, 9o,s N
II. Stout, Capt. Ford, from Philadelphie, and
the Columbia, Capt. Harper, from baltimore.
The above steamers take berths At John b.
Dsvidson's wharf, and will be discharged and
reloaded with dispatch.
FisHr. : A gentleman yesterday passing
Ing in his Rand fne bunch of perch, remarked
20 passing Hibernian Acquaintance that he had
had fine luck above the aqueduot bridge In Sc
curing such an elegant string: The Emerald dis
sIpie, with the wit 80 proyerbisl, replied, Eyes,
cost the .perpetrstor drinks for four, and the
green grocer's.
NECESSARY 1MPRovKNEST.-In view of the
speedy resumption of canal navigation and
demand Tor coal, Captain Sherman, agent OF the
cumberland Iron and Goal Compsny,is having
a double track erected for the purpose OF con
yeying coal In car Jumpers to the vesselsiying at
the wharves Of the Potomac, from the canal
Captain s.. Will be enabled to dispatch vessels
10 an Incredible short space OF time by the facil-
LOCKED Ur.-Thomas Wheeler, coIored, aged
ID, was before Justice Buckley, charged with
malicious mischief. He was ordered TO Re locked
up three hours Michael Rodier and Daniel Sui
Ivan were before the Justice, charged with being
disorderly. They too were ordered to be locked
up for three hours.
TnfAL,-The Characterization appeal was
tried In the Supreme Court of the United States
yesterday, and will be found reported In our
court column.
EsTgRED.-The schooner Shawnee Tribe, CAP.
tain Covington, has en- tered with a cargo OF wood
from Chatterton, Va.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17
LOCAL ITEM 8.

A TRrE BALsAu,-Dr. wistar's Balsam Of wild
Cherry Is truly balsam, II contains the balsanllc
prncIplo the Wild Cherry. tho baisamic properties
Of tar aud OF pine Its ingredients are all basamc
Coughs colds. sore throat, bronchitis and consump-
ton speedily disappear under its balsamlc huenco
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17
FOR MOUNT VERNON!

Tho STEAMER wAwASET willlcayc r .SIE-A
the wharf Of tho Potomac Ferry Com. g
pany, foot Of Seventh street,
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY MORNING,
at 10 o'clock, csdther permitting, for
MOUNT VERNON.
THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON
Returning tho Boat will arrive at Washington about
SD IN. W. D. COLT,
mhlO-lm President r. Y. G.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN ALExANDRIA.-Mr.
George W. Jones, No. IS North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, is our author
lied agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, in
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the first day OF February.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

si.l5 for French WhM6loue Corsets; 8 cents for
Corset stecls Also, Hoop Skirts, Shoulder Braces,
and Corsets Of all styles, Altered and made to order
and 1t warranted, al Charles Baun's, 20 Louisiana
EYeDue. between Sixth aud Seventh streets
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

ou.,GR or RArE.--A soldier belonging to the
,oth mia airy, named Thomas Ball, was Brought
before JuA tice Tucker yesterday to answer the
onsd Iii ten on twelve years Of age, on Saturday
oiSSf HAT near the l2th infantry barracks. The
GAZE was postponed until 10 o'clock, m, to-day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

LdHr MELTON OyERCOArs for SlO-a new article
Just received at Henning's. No 81 Seventh street
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

IxrERnsTIso RxHIBITIoS.-rhe property clerk
Of the dead letter Otieei Is now arranging In show
,ases, for public exhibition, upwards OF thou
md articles OF value and interest which have
r, ,m time to time been received and yet remain
,ne lAimed. Among the articles and fragments
n deliberately wrought collar. evidently the
,rop erty Of a lady, to which Is attached note
Fort Wayne and Chicago, H., February =, 1893:
There Is also a sQusre Of gun caps, found with
iity OF her squares, quilted IL lady's skirt, on
,srtes 9 vlsite AMI photographs Of soldiers IN
lie dead letter oihce, numbering about 1000,
ire being placed In portfolios for exhibition
and public, Identification.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

tbs DISCHARGE AT THE NAVY YARD.-On
Saturday and yesterday, there were discharged
about three hundred hands. This leaves about
four hundred and fifty hands In the Yard, about
two hundred less than when the war commenced,
This will operate very severely on many OF those
discharged, we very much fear.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

ASSAULT ON I.ADY.-Mrs. NJ. Baker, rcsId.
lug on Sixth street, between NJ and n, was as.
saulted in brutal manner on Sunday evening
BY negro who had entered her residence no
doubt for the purpose OF robbery. Mrs. b., dis
covering the desperate In the house, endeavofed
TO eject him, when he assaulted her and made
his escape. The lady was enabled to so describe
the appearance of her assailant as viii doubtless
lead to his arrest
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

DEATH or PROMINENT CoLORED MAN
Yesterday. morning WIN, Slade, the steward of
the Presidents house, died at his residence on
Mnssnchusetts avenue, after brief illness. The
deceased was highly respected, and held a num-
Der OF positions Of profit and trust under the
General Government, and was foremost in found
II the colored Presbyterian church on Fifteent tn
IT, ct,
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Communicated. J

wAsutSGroS, March q, 1868
Mr.. EDITOR: II was with much satisfaction
that the community recently read in different
papers, the honorable discharge from the Circuit
Court Of W. II. Huestis, warden OF the United
states Jail OF this city. Mr.. Huestis stands high
In the community, and was unanimously con-
frmcd by the Senate to the office OF warden; his
character Is above suspicion, both personally and
othcially. Under his personal supervision and
his gentemanly officers, all In and about the jail
Is order and watchfulness. Considering the In
security OF the premises, from its origin to the
present time indeed, the appearance of the build
ing Is not suitable to the location. l suggest
that jail, properly built, in close proximity to
the court-house, would not only overcome great
many unpleasant and expensive difficulties; for
Instance, men, women and boys handcuffcd and
marched through the streets from Jail to court
and back, are not very pleasant scenes and could
be easily overcome by a suitable building In the
rear of the court house, fronting north the wings
fronting east and west The great advantage OF
such location Is the drainage to the largest
sewer In Washington, very close by, and the i'm
mediate communication with the courthouse. 1t
would bcautify that part OF the city and hide
the unsightly and unimproved appearance of the
north side OF the courthouse. l think IL this
was properly recommended, 1t would be fayora.
bly, regarded By Congress. CITIZEN.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

PRowLING THIEF.-A colored boy named
Solomon Copeland has been providing around for
some timo, committing petty thefts wherever an
opportunity presented Itself. His last exploit
was to enter room occupied by Mr.. l.. Roscn-
berg, and abstract thcrefrom about 81 In change
from Mr.. RS pockets while he was asleep.
Oltccr Beall arrested the lncOrrigible youth and
conveyed him to the Second precinct station
house, where he is held for q hearing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

CIRCuIT CouRT-Judge W ie.-This co rt trans
acted the following business;
Perkins VS., Baptist Home Missionary Society
Action for agents salary. The jury went out Al
the opening Of the court, the case having been
argued on Saturday, and shortly after gave a yer
diet for the plalntiif for s2y0.4D.
239. Buckley X Marbury Va, Dawson. Action
for goods furnished, There being no defence
TIE Jury found verdict for t23, for the plain
1850. Harmon 4 Hopkins VS.. MONT. Fuller
Philips The plaintiff has leave to file the com
mon counts.
Riley II. Shinn VS.. WIN. Sandcrson. Action
f0r goods no defence, Verdict for s2l4.5O fol
plaintif-Adams.
The following cases were continued;
Muschett executors vs., Mitchell; Rubencaiu
Us. dIupe; Barnes VS.: Corporation of Washing
TONI Conner vs.. Gatchell y Simmonds, Arnold
Musbaum Il 90. VS., Kaufman Hutchinson & Co
vs. McNeale; Clarke Va. samei Northrop vs.
samej Clarke VS.. SAUL Smith VS.. Randall.
CASES TOMORROW.
Inc following cases are assigned for to IN o rroW
NOS 3l2 SIT 500, $50, 33l, $50, $685. 33I, $50, 337
33s, $780, 81, $40, 343, 34l, 3+5, $40.
Adjourned until Wednesday
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RETIRED PROM TAG MISIsrRr-The Rev. VII
liam Hamilton, OF RylAnd chapel, preached his
farewell sermon at Mckendree chapel on Sun
day evening last. The reverend gentleman re-
Viewed the fifty long years he had spent In the
ministry, and compared the ministry OF half a
century ago with the itinerant ministry OF the
and the audience highly attentive.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

SPRIsG BROKR.-As car No. 0, on the Wash
ington and Georgetown street railway, was
making its first trip from the navy yard yester.
day morning, and when near the intersection of
Fifteenth street and the Avenue, one OF the
springs OF the car broke, and the vehicle had to
be moved from the track. The spring was
promptly repaired In q few hours, when the car
resumed Its regular trips.