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ron HARpER's FERRY.

(pAILY LtSE.)
THE packet boats BELL Fashion will the ensuing season
commencing from this date between Georgetown and Harper
Ferry
Leaving Georgetown daily At arriving AT Hsrpers rem
morning 10 time FOR the for Cumberland m
Winchester.
Returning leaving Harpers Perry arriving a, Gess'
town morning O'Clock
omnhvse- readiness, arrival Of passenger
Georgetown, convey them 10 Washington.
n}-Fare through, including board, 81 so.
Mar 0S-du
BALTIMORE College OF Dental surgery, session
ID Is52-'5j
Chaplin Harris, A. b. NJ D., Professor oil Principles and Psc
hce Of Dental Surgery
Thos " bond IT, A. N. NJ D. Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
W. r. Handy NJ o., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
Alfred A. Blandy NJ D. Professor Of Operative Dentesy
Philip w. Austen, W. D., Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald N. Wright a. NJ. NJ D., Leetursr Chemistry -,
The and will he opened on inc @
Monday of October The will be throughout
The regular Of lectures begin the last Monday
November, and continue til the laft of March. -.
Tickets for the couf-a sll0 dsseeng ticket oruona WV
nna,ncnatan, IS ;~diplona fea, $50.
Good board from - 80 10 81 50.
Aur5 w r. HANDY, Desn
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passenger allowed lbs
ceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet
furnished with mattress and pillow and
with the rations the
70 foot, and rom
Francisco S0J The transit Of
the isihmus expense Of the passengers.
IL win perceived through mall line SECURE
advantage the quality Of The steamers employed and
al both ends Of the line accidents.
further information apply Office Of the 81 and
South street apply the compsnys
agency No III West Of Warren street, New York
Mari
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NEW GOLD PENS-TAYLoB X MAURY, booksellers,
IN avenue 9th street. have just received
ply splendid gold pen Of the best patterns, price, from
five dollars Among them will be found kapps cee
niche approved extan from Us close
sembance the quill and being made OF degrees Of Bxb
to suit any handwriting.
Ga,fa
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BY the t.resldsnt Of the United states.

IN PURSUANCE OF LAW, I, WILLARD FILLMORE Prea-
dent OF America do hereby declare aud
public will be held the Land Office at
SALTWATER, in the TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, com
mencing Mouday November for the disposal
public lands situated following named townships and
fractional townships, viz;
North ofthe line and We Of the fourth principal merdaH
Fractional townships thirty and lbirlyeieh the right
Of and townships thfy nne, forty, ury
and forty-two, OF range twenty.
Townships ury mine, and forty, o. twenty
An island Ia twenty -four, township
IT, townships thirty eight dirty nine, and forty, Of TWEEN
v-two.
Townships forty fory-one, and forty Of three
Hennepin Island s. twenty township
nne, island in section four Of township thirty, Of
twenty four.
Townships hiry-seyen and thiryeirh OF weniy6ve
Townships thyseyen, thirty eight urynine, and ioryJ Of
twenty six
Townships and thirty nine, Of
Township thirty nine OF range twentyeght
for The Of schools, military and
o,her purposes, win be excluded lfmn the sale
Offering the above rnpntd lands viii be commenced on
appointed and will proceed IN the acr a. which ty
advertised with all convenient despatch, unu tho whole shall have
thus closed but the sale shall not be kept
open weeks, and private entry locations ir
heretofore granted by any law 81 Congress for military
rendered United States Of o the lands viii b.
be admitted uaii after the expiration q the two weeks
hand the city OF Washington this twenty ninth
day Ju Ammo Domin thousand eight hundred and ntwo
MILLARD FILLMORE.
ny the PRESIDENT - .
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80 a. c. a
SWEET and White Sulphur sprtngs-heduceI iare !.
~ increased cheapest aomir
be and most expeditions the Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs
From Washington by Richmond and Potomac
railroad
From Baltimore by the comfortable and pressure Ma
ryland, Capt. c. l.. Mitchell.
Connecting with Richmond and Danvls ra
road
Fare from Baltimore White sulphur. .......... SIS
baltimore 10 Sweet Springs ....................
Washington 10 White Sulphur. ................. ls
Washington sweet Springs. .............. IA
Richmond to White sulphur. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
F." Richmond 10 Sweet Springs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday Thursday afternoon
O'Clock, connecting Aqua reaches
Richmond at p. the succeeding days. sf.
Leave Richmond daily (exccpt
burg al l0f Leave Lynchburg 6k a. Duods b,
bk Mountain House M. Springs By
IL Leave sweet springs after breakfast, White
Sulphur by l2x Returning, leave White Sulphur * n
Springs k Leave Sweet Springs daylight
10 Lynchburg day by night. Leave Lynchburg
TO Richmond zane day by 5h 22m. p.
Fare frm Richmond 10 White Sulphur ........... $40
Richmond 10 Sweet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Passengers ohlecng travel the night
Buoids, and proceed wiihaut Sulphur.
Tickets had board the Potomac
from Capt c. T. MITCHELL the ayaDd
Of the Richmond and Danvie railroad, Richmond
JOHN H. OSBORNE
Aug 6-t2m Superintendent
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University Of Georgia,

ATHENS, August u leoz
Of this institution will professor natural
scence al vacancy the 7ih OF November The
required the French language addition
the branches appropriate 10 the proiessorship
Salary 81, 700 per annum payable quarterly 1880
sept4-4tluw ASBURY HULL, Secretary
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CHARLOTrE HALL SCHOOL,


IN THEIR anxiety extend the rof education
l. render this school emnenty useful The
many afforded prices
any similar Recommendations barely
the exercise OF sircte The
confidence and the present eren,e Of study
appoint additional teacher
military To this and other incidental
which the interests school demand board
been induced TO make small addition the charges tuition
which would be but slightly felt by Individuals which, hs
aggregate hoped viii be sufficient for all contingencies There
fore afl4
Re,oissd That hereafter the charges for tuition this institution
shall be as follows
Per qusra
In the primary English alone
In the Mathematical department alone 90
In the classical classical 90
In the department Of modern languages each foreign
language 80
In the scientific department. chemistry, phlos
ophy astronomy, practical surveying, Ac.,
instruments and attendance experimental lecture,
Board, washing, Sc, heretofore "a
The present vacation extended third Monday
September
BY order OF the board Of trustees -. ~. .... -
y. T. BRIsCoE, Rcgiaa.
CH,RLorrk HaLL ST. Mays county. Nd, July 30, lsa.
Aug. p
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Pacific Mail steamship Company.-rhe only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
w NJ, nIxL Nm PAhA NAY

r~,Nn public informed that, under the present
ItGsYtn arrangements Of this company, steamers inspected
LkIp1dtY approved by Navy Department. suitable
strength and power for conversion into war
the carrying the United States mails, will
hereafter Panama for San Francisco Immediately on arrival OF
nails viii Francisco for Panama the
The following steam packets be-
longing this company the Pacific at least OF which
vii be n part al eac M
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United states Patent Once.

Au0rsT II, 1851.
IN the petition of Elisha X Root Of Hartford, Connecticut
" for the extension Of granted him The eh day Of
December,
OF hache, &c. for em the expiration o.
said which tenth day ofDecemboT lc
IL is ordered petition Patent Office
Monday [ls November - o'clock, all
notified appear show why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
the Patent
Office objections specially forth in writing
before the day OF bearing All testimony nsd by either
said hearing and transmitted
codance with the rules the Office, which viii be furnished
plioaion.
Ordered ALSO this published Inte-
gencsr Republic, and Union Washington, D. o.. Inquirer Phil
adepa Ptnnvania Express New York city Albany Re-
gter, Albany New York coursn La ford Connecicu and
Boston, Massachusetts,
svs weeks previous the G (s OF November next the day Of
hearing -.
THos. EwBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Editors o. the papers will please copy their
bills the Patent Once with containing this notice.
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VERIFY q MILLER ,
T.. p MIlLrKp
Of Virginia.

Pennsyyuns between 7 and sl Washington c.
WHOLESALE retail dealers foreign and domestic sapl.
aud fancy dry goods maings, oiicioth liable
and piano bed Spreads blankets sheeng and houseur
nishing dry goods generally.
stnct, prompt, personal attention given To orders.
Dac2 -lvff
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GLORIOUS NEws.-The most important discovery nst
W Phillips patent liquid glue for carpenters, brush nals k
bnders onsin-tmakeTs, housekeepc dugg &C. This ssrt
pat nj glue, liquid always ready NJ
s free r smell, and will keep liquid in any cmae ao
as cement for wood sone china glass marble pap
substance gum stands unequaled
wherever has been introduced Of the hri order saving
mechanics II Observable We liberal ndueemenb
20 hardware satoner druggists Ne and 10 eo
less by 20 than ordinary glue We makng
for merchant
viii do well to attend to this Immediately We establishing sole
agents In all popnlous throughout United ssd IN
bottles Of three Sizes aud alss BY the samples eni TO
any part Of the tinted States, carriage free.
Also, the British furniture polish, BOTTLES ohTse sizes. County
merchants, attend % The ABOVE Apply early.
iItILIPS n co,
Iuiy 5-Aan Cedar Street near Pearl, New YohN
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DEMOCRATIC Review far June. %, with pertrsi,
" Of Pierce this day received. Price Is cents
FRANCK TAYoLR.
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WHITE BRANDY AND PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
Spices See half pipes Of st proof pure white brandy
preserving peaches, &C.
rron. pure vinegar, from Virginia, expressly
pickins and table
Green ginger long pepper white dark mustard seed white
JasIcs ginger cloves mace nuiegs and other fresh pcss &C
4 az sale by GEO A. JHOs. PARKER A. CO,
sept 7-MTbsSpuf Opposite Browns Hotel.
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ID "a. HooE q CO., wholesale snd Retail Dealers IN
carpetnr floor cloths, maings,
sbee,ing idankes and house furnishing roods generally
avenue 9Th and 9Th Streets Washington
n. g.
Ana I'D
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Acllng CoinmssonoT o. tho General Land once.
July 1i--1nwl3w

THE PURE KIND.-Jusi received large invoice Of linen
goods C'pure all hnen,D follows, and cauddy think
cheapest If their kinds IN the District:
100 dozen good linen diaper towels, At ~ per dozen
$50 dozen table Napkins at a. 80 and ~ dozen great bar
gans
pieces fashioned linen sheengs. wide
10 pieces hne tnbe damask, nj 80 cents per yard
20 table damask SAY and 70 cents yard with
an endless variety Of nne damasks diapers, and towel
Nngs
piece. damask ,owens by the piece at3il yard
wen worth so
ioo pieces Irish linens from medium 10 supsrhne
IN ou opinion and will cell the cheapest and best linen
goods ~ All classes to be- had In this
We ohsr cscn Inducements of black goods
Pine bombasns black apacas and cacoes OF choice
qualities nj low
IS pieces ezra hne aud black silks
bundles select and black stocknVs lads
and winter
styles bonnet rtanda
Also, dau erpced tho for ousM
iroraid July ist
Terms cash, unless arranged 70 the contrary.
Good articles, prices and fair dealing be relied all
FERRY h BROTHER.
aepia-Guf Opposite the Centre +
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS AND TO LES
sEEs, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMIrTEEs or MINERAL

sEEs, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs or MINERAL
LANDS.
person entitled the right ~ presumption 70 any OF the
townships and fractional townships above enune
required establish the TO the satisfaction Of the Regis
and make therefor
eer seeing Iris notice, and before the day appointed
public otherwise such claim will he forfeited And
having the right under The net entitled IAN act 10 ere
district the Territory ~ Wisconsin, and Tor
% March, isf iesss, occupants
yrnse Of their leases permits Of the
fractional townships above
entitled under the act entitled n act to reduce
the mineral lands IN the Lake Superior dis
triot Michigan, Chippewa district, In Wisconsin,
september 1850, the land covered BY hoir
leases permits respectively the mini price
Of IS par " covering more than one full secor emit
lied permit the land Of
u he shall elect do full secuOn, Mt the
81 so required 70 establish the TO the sa
Register Receiver Saltwater and make
practicable alter seeing This notice. and
OF public sale Of
embracing claimed Otherwise such claim win be
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissions Of tho General Land once.
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lsss W zss..-;s is;isi....sJss
Baltimore aud Washington Railroad.

baltimore aud WashinRton Railroad.
PASSENGER trains az fnlows
Leave Washington q aud o M, 12!, m, and 4
Leave Baltimore at AZ and 9, a. mi and u, p M
ON sundays third trains from Washington and
The second and fourth FROM Baltimore omitted
ref baggage Philadelphia and New York be
obtained by leaving NJ 0, and = Passengers nro
Of themselves and baggage,
In baltimore thadophia, the next railroad station
Communication aadensbug, S3 quarter, win be
furnished upon application at the office = n.n.
An q, an Agent.
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SNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 40 w.,
~ street. below Fourth irhawines, liquors Of
ties of direct importation from the and producer
cheaper than other store, and furnished membs Aa
gess and sthers, at Washington city, shortest
by Adams's Express" "e"Pais
Sherries Sparkling Champagne, n
Madeiras, Moet
Ports, Clicquot,
Red wine, DineI,
TeneriHe, Perruchot, ,a
Lisbon, Hedsick,
hluscat, and many others
FToniignap, Sparkling Moselle,
Malaga, Uockheim,
Ciarets of all sorts, Rudesheiu,
sauterne, MarcobTuBn,
Burgundies, the largest stock in Philadelphia
Brandies Of all SORTS
dark and pale In casks, demohn bottles with som.
and some and old. 80 '"Sah
Irish and Scotch wbiskey Monongahea Bourbon Jamaica sr
preserving brandy blackberry wild randes $500
ale London porter and stout, In bbs of and DOZEN
Harana Cigars,
of direct Importation of the reliable aualy aaya a,
wholesale or by the quarter box. - u,
The only establishment where all wines Sc nr,r d,,.n
from the original package in which imported. '"
Hotels Country Tyade
and supplied, wholesale retail by the eask a.
dozen, package assorted -''"a
Orders by telegraph, giving limit price puaran.
be satisfactorily filled, or the goods take hack
familiar personal acquaintance with all PRINCIPAL wilma ma
duciRg countries of Europe, and with The hes o
there enable offer good articles cheap and examine n
80 . JACOB sNIDER IRIS.
Cheap Wine Store, No. IS walnu, ST.. PhiiadeInhia.
Feb 10 diy ''"'
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The steamship Columbia will keep up semi monthly eommu-
ncaon Francisco ports Oregon awaiting at the
former arrival of the mails and passengers from Panama.
returning without delay with the mails for the
from San Francisco.
propelers and wheel steamers Will be kept
freight and transient between
Panama and San Francisco.
will keep connexion between
The other Mexican The connerlon In the Auan
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DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
Washington county, 10 pft;
0RRRAs's CouRT,


0RRaAg's CouaT,
August ,, le52
administrator personal OF Francis
w. Domnick Buenos south America, deceased
give required by said deceased
week for three weeks, In the Union.
Tese- ED. N, ROACH, Register.
Aug 6-law3w
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flIilS Is give notice the subscriber hath oh
from orphans Washington In the Dis
uct Columbia letters Of administration the personal estate OF
Francis W. Donilick South Americas de-
ceased All having claims apaDst the said deceased
hereby exhibit The m the vouchers thereof TO the
suscbeT before Goth Of february they
otherwise be excluded all benefit OF the said
Given under my hand this 9th day Of August, 1854
HENRY MAY, Administrator.
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New York Fashionable Clothing EstabIishnent
wholesale and retail, for cash only.

LFRED MUNROE Co, No AL Broadway between Hovard
N and Grand stects) invite all persons visiting New
either for business pleasure, call their extensive esab
and examine the superb assortment %
Pine and fashionable clothing,
Gcntomens furnishing goods,
Boys and children's clothing, kc.,
Of the best description there exhibited for sale.
principles which govern New Orleans establish
which universally popular the
strictly adhered fl Broadway, New York
facilities FOR obtaining goods such enable
choicest fashionable styles OF garments
and a lowest prices.
Every article is sold under full guarantees.
FRtots-The price OF each article marked
hgsre upon tho ticket and no reduction in instance
be made
Al Prescriptions Of clothing order the notice.
ALFRED MUNROE q CO,
al Broadway, New York.
ALTREp MusRoE,
WV D. ApH.rT May 2s--d7nlf
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r.aving appointed Superintendent ofhe Public
Printing" have relinquissd the printing business heretofore
conducted by and disposed u NJ interest therein % Lemar
Towers and aer 9TH September, lS52 by whom will
be hereafter conducted on his
persons having business aRnn win leave them
mae Towers and indebted
requee make immediate by cash with him,
who s authorized 10 receipt therefor.
5--foiw JNO. T. TOWERS.
OFFICE New York and Liverpool Waited States
" Mail Steamship Company No. 50 Wall streeNew York, An
ls52rhebooks balance o. the
hi subscribed for previous the passage ~ the
increased mail viii be opened ~
their ohce above, Of September In
~ WA. L. yoULE,
AnsIo Secretary.
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The railroad Route 20 the West.

Through Cincinnati g dsnc s4syt Ten miles
,shioh Is done IN coaches.
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no OWNERS Lands In TexasA gentleman Virginia
who good surveyor and lawyer desires TO remove to Texas
and would like become the for
lands in that country with view TO biting thon into
market.
lie family and small capital and is DESTROYS OF engaging In
agriculture lie give the satisfactory Testimonials cnpac
responsibility aud HE general IL such
enable him considerable emigration 10 Texas
ofTerns lands who would be inclined avail himself
be pncedn spoudencs with tina
advertiser and get suitable by addressing paid,
VIM GOtfLDiN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Marll-
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f-f~Ea.u. These ships having been built by contract er
service, has been
LT14fH their engines
strength speed their
passengers unequaled for elegance and comfort
Price passage York Liverpool rst cabin Sl2O
Exclusive $500 In second cabin $40
From Liverpool to New York. $50 and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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Waite Hail, New Windsor Carroll county, MARY
land.
TINS weknown eablishmspt thoroughly rese
fitted especial families wshs
quiet comfort and u IL located remafsap
r lie saluhry, the immediate vicinity Of excellent sn
spring and for residence ihrre few places more
srsbe IN the State the romantic Village Of New Windsor
The twenty twenty w
board The table will be kept IN satisfy the tas
ALL The bar viii be furnished with the best Of Wines quof'
CARS, &c.
TIE for board shall be moderate, and nothing win BE- e
done which will cenduce the couou 81 vise
New windsor y Of access, and be reached eu
70 Westminster BY Ohio fairoae
Woohne ar Mount Airy, either Of which cnnvc
will be found 70 convey passengers New Windso nou
Fven 10 the subscriber fsw days before -
SARAH BARTHnlow, rroprie'h
July e3-du J. r.. BARTnOLow, Agent
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Indie nIte Postponemcnt OF Land Sales In Iowa.
Office OF public lands ordered
N be held at Fairfield City and Dubuque, in the State OF
Iowa bearing the 9th July ultmo, here
ndeney ppon in consequence Of the act Of Congress en-
uied additional land districts State
approved by which nearly n lands
said detached above old districts
and that will cprocancd the eaes day pracca-
bic the offices shall have been duly organized
nv the Presidents MlbbAkD FILLMORE.
Jous WtLsos,
!. Acung Commissioner Of the General Land Once,
Aug lJ-lawfw
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Editors o. the above papers will please copy and send tbe
bills the Patent Once with containing this notice
la-laM1W
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HATS and Caps Hats and Caps for Men an" nv
~ every style quality price suahle for fall and wn
able prices a, O. m. LANES
Ha, Gap, and eensmsns Furnishing E.,abli.s@ '.,
Sep Ia 3swpwif Penn. Az, near ~ sheU
News and Telegraph
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EEtns Insurance Company, Of Utica, New York
Capital $4,000.
THIS company insure against loss damage
public private buildings the and country furniture
goods aud merchandise generally Also,
and risks by steamboats, railroads. rivers and lakes
mo favorable
liz equitable and safe directors
they have accumulated an ample
surplus which, addition the capital
careful enabling present
uneHcsponahe decentralization 70 those who may
business with this company.
John ". HiNMAN, President
~. ri. uAwLEY, Secretary.
CHAFLFs DE sELnrNc, Agent,
nh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Juno Qp-3swly
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FURNITURE DRY GooDs,-CLAGITT DonsoN
pleasure ~ informing the public that their
goods line full and complete comprising the
and desirable productions Of
Elegant tapestry, plsin Brussels imperial
double and superfne ingram, twled We
neuan, Dutch, and Dnndeed carpetngs
Also, in elegant stock OF rug, and mats 70 match
Also and stock Of floor oIcohs, which
according 20 diagram
An materials, with the neces
sary belongings
An elegant assortment Of transparent shades
do Innings
Do do woollen and linen drugres
do table oilcloths
To all which Of housskospers respectfully
invited.
Sept l5--3oodif CLAGETT DoDRoN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-14
CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA, APRIL ID. 1875:

songht reconciliation, and that he informed
prominent democrats in the Ward, favorable tr
the election of Emerson, that he could not sup
port him, unless certain objections were remov-
cd This being the case, there was certainly a
neglect on the part Of those gentlemen, in not
making the fact known before Monday morn
ing, so that mutual explanations could have
reconciled all conflicting opinions, or, in con-
test, placed both sections upon equal footing
We regret this misunderstanding deeply, on
Mr. NAPLES account and also the party; but
we cannot but regard his course, however sim
cere he may have been, as highly unjust to Mr.
Emerson, and injurious to the party.
We have not aimed to be unjust to any one,
and will always be as ready as any to retract
when we commit an error, but while it is our
privilege to conduct democratic Journal il
shall be our duty 10 exercise that privilege,
with an eye single to the interests of our party,
however unpleasant at times that duty may be.
If this course meets with the dsa probation
of those, who have heretofore felt friendly to
us and our success, we must accept the conse-
quences, however fatal TO our prosperity, or
to our feelings.