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IhPoR7ASr TO LADIES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN' PILLS.

The ipgredie nts is these Pills ia the result OF q
long and extensive practice, mild in their opera i.
tion and sure to correct all reguari,es. Painful
menstruationa, REMOVING ALL DISTRACTIONS,
whether from cold or otherwise he adashs, p,in in
the side, pslpitation Of the heart, whites all ner-
vous affections, Mysteries disturbed ,leep, which
arises from Interruptions Of nature
Dr. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Arc positive remedy for all complaints peculiar
to Females INDUCING With CERTAINTY PERIODICAL
REGULARITY. Explicit directions, stating when
they should NOT BE USED, with each box. Price
one dollar.
Hysold by all Druggists.
HUTCHINS & HlLLYER, Proprietors,
seq eo6m 81 Cedar street. New York City
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a u II L A NJ U l. L r. A Z,
COMING OFF
THURSDAY, Sept. 10th,
49, ONE Ht e. 5 PT5sf DS SI H
OVER THE
FASHINGT TON RACE COURSE,
at4 o clock. e
The following Mules have been entered:
Mark HOWARD names. YANKEES Fanny
rider wearing Blue and Red.D
Matthew Burns names - -. Pride of Eriu
(Rider wearing Emerald Green) =
80.
tKider wearin White and Fellow. -
MILE He rs, REST THREE IN PIyR.
~. AS these three Mules are OF Celebrated stock
fast time may be expected sa o. 9ts
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOmAS DOW LING, Auctionepr
Georgetown, ID. @.
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE or oRooKERY,
"A GL4sswARE. TINwARE, HA RDwARE, TINNERs'
wv ri Hen ns 9Ds ssD
Iawkns No high street, all Of ai his is' e sSnn
Se Gss 81 Wse m SsHs of
.nGh n as is ssusl,y kept in retail store Also,
New Tin, &c Also. a ssnersl i sssortSent Of
Household ana Eltchsn FaTniturs "a
shd phasi apts
bearing interest Sale e. positive.
$40 TH0s. BOWLING knn
E'xEoUToR's SALE OF VALUABLE IM.
a. PR9yEb tEoPEaTE On THU RsDAY, the nth
O'Clock the afternoon we shall sell that VslIsSe
property fronting on Virgins avenue, bet zen I'D
Illen Morton, deceased, ana being part o; Lot
5 5umosre d one 81 in square numbered seven hun
portable thTes story brick House and other build
inss.
premises leading to t street ea fs FEET 70 viss
and ~ tSCl feet ceep, being the southern part of
me mouse Is .oW qnoccuped, and possession can
Terms of sale.OASH; 5 10 to be paid at tiGie of
sale. Copvsysncins and stamps at the expense Of
The purchaser. r.-
Title indifputsblo. GEO. 7. GULIOK.
Executors of the late EIiep Iorfo Po dit. I'll
see,l2.l6 ,lotS IL
AVER, heuE GuREs PEG CORAL. sARsA
SSIpsNSntlikf f's AAMMssssSpffkkk s,
,S xi 1ss. }9rss naaS Of ftEE
Sc S-2w West End Drug stors. ii 3 Pa. ave.
PARTHoLow ON ENLIsTINd AND DIS,
IL Rs chasing Eo,d5ieTs; 81 o. po,. .
GGrdronaux on sksminstion Of Recruits; 9l.5i
Ordronsuz's Hints on Health IA Armies; e02 -
Hsmmond's Military Hygienei So.
Miss NightiEs e's Notes on Nufsins; SIC.
stIonHyer, Esmsrch. snd statasn on Gun shot
&nt@Iis on tie Surgery 6 Var; s!25;
Baiing sli's niiitary Surgery, London; $3.50.
McEeed,s sprgery Of the oriIneaa Wal; 81 81.
Srosss Military lisa1 surg surg;e. .y SOC .
Woodward pital Stewards Manual, SL5g.
se8 FRANCk TAYLOR.
C0NGREss HALL,
The, public are respectfully infor aed that this
Grst,elsss HStel will consinne open until Ia
new Completed from PhiladsI pais 10 tbs Is LiRI
% to and om place ss three
terms for families at this house can be made en-
CIV 'De 10 SiiRsk iWSssr propri.sors
CHARLEs L. oUDESLUYs, tsr
No. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET, "a
BALTIMORE,
Has in store and offers for sale sr
100 barrels Ohio RECTIFIED WHISKY, two years
in store, ta .la -r
10 bsrrels iron boundI very superior RYE
WHISKY, Mount Vernon" brand, %
s6 barrels very superior OLD RYE WHISKY, four .
to iyeyears old 800, ,-.-
Also. Agents for Tennents Wen Park Brswerx.
q Glasgow, Scotland, from whom he receives
direct consigpments of DOUBLE STRONG
ALE and XXX PORTER, in pints
Also, for sale so oE5s
Harmony's SHERRY WINE, g=a -as So
Fine HAVANA SEGARS, -
FIRE. PROOF SAFES and MONEY BOXES. ss1.2v
Al sNS AND BOYS. OLoT4 ING at very low
smith oos &nTIItyN
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day my interest in the white Beer Brewery rev ~
known under the firm Of 2. A. WoKLLMRR * Co
to MR.. JOHN KEssRL, and beg my friends and the
public to honor them With the same gsnsE,nnna pa
IA WOELLMER
Washington D. c., septembcr 6th 1858.
Thu UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE TO
inform their friends that to day they have formed
Sell They rsspe ,tfully solicit the patronage OF
all those who are fond of Q good glass of White
Beer. FERDINAND STOSCH,
JOHN KESSEL,
No. 169 Seventh street,
sc 9-Stf between o and p SITS
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OEGREsS HALL,
y CAPE MAY
Tie public are respectfully infor ued that this
frst-clsss Hotel will continne open until Z 4
the 9th of September This railrcad Is VGNA @
new completed from Philadslpais 10 this iIII
uneQualed watering place, and three tralas a.
daily to and from Philafelphis Aecomm Cd ting
terms for families at this house can be "a ade q q
and after the LIST of September
30 l-2w MILLER & WEST, Proprietors
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THE PEACE QUESTION.
BETWEEN PRESIDENT
LINCOLN AND HON. FERNANDO WOOD.

The New York journals of yesterday contain
the subjolned correspondence, which took place
in December last between President Lincoln
and Fernando Wood, of New York, relative TO
an alleged disposition Of the seeded States 70
lay down their arms and resume their duties in
the Union, on the condition that general
amnesty should be granted by the President OF
the United States.
MIR. WOOD TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
NEW YORK, December 8, 1862.
Hon. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-12
NOTICE.
II FL DQrARTERs MILITARY GOVERNOR,
4 L.. -

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY GOVERNOR,
alexandria, Va, May 30, 1863.
" HEREA> The condition OF the city Of AL
" exandrla is such, that unless active steps
arc taken TO insure proper observance Of sani-
t"fF rules the health Of the people Of the city,
ana of the troops in the hospitals and neigh Dor
hood, viii materially suffer, and it appeariny
That the civil authorities have not the means Of
Riacln& the city III proper sanitary condition
therefore, BY virtue OF the authority vested in
The Undersigned notice is hereby given TO al
persons owning residing; in or having The use
Of any residence, stable, onthouse or premises,
Of any description whatsoever. that they
CURED to have the same thoroug chilly Gle; nsei III
tour days from this date otal garbage manure,
&c, &c, the same to be placed in & pile in the
centre Of the street, or in barrels, before their
premises. After the first four days, ii will be
continued b. them from day to day All per
sons upon whose premises more than one cart
load has accumulated, will be required to re-
move IL IL their own expense All persons fail
ing TO comply with this ORDER will be brough,
before the Provost Judge, and fined.
BY order Of Brig. Ger. John ?. Slough, Mil
itary Governor Alexandra, Va.
Senior Surgeon and Health Officer
my 3(1--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-12

Y : !. II
TIKI there viii opon UNI0N SCHOOL
At the RELIEF FIRE ENHl Ne HOUSE. 80
PRINCE street. on Tuesday, June ION, l56'
10 pains will be spared 10 make tins one Of
the. hest schools IN the city, and 10 give students
a thorough knowledge of he common and higher
branches Of an English education.
The principal viii require StrictneSS IN the
conduct ard behavior Of students, and atrlct At
tantion will be observed in the attendance and
honr, Of each recitation The school will be
conducted in & chri:tian-lll1e manner; Chap
pei exercises every morning. Morality and
l4entiluy always approved.
There viii be four terms IN the School
! full term Will be composed Of eleven weeks.
The following are the rates OF Tuition tor a
full term; PRIMARY ID EPAtTM u. ora
cling Reading, Writing and Spelling, EIc'nen-
tar2 Arithn1atic Geography and Grammar,
- 10. CoNNoS FEGLrsH BRASCH Es--e1n-
}1raa;ng Arithmetic Geography, Grammar,
wiIb P.4raing Manual History, First Lessons in
Philosophy, Eloopton and Composition, 50 90
HIGHER ENGLISH bracl4g All
the Mathematics, with Astronomy. l!atln
Philosophy, Bookkeeping, and Rhetoric, S5CU.
mxs~ l'EaMs payable in advance or s@t'5tac-
torilv arranged. 10 deduction Tor milton eH~
cept for HALTER or II cases Of protracted III
ness !,
re- For further particulars address the
Principal ooo
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, June llth, 1869.
ia Il-~lt
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ryyO MRS. II ARIH.A HOOFF,

900 7T-'s. " \ II = r'7o7r' W.. - ;
I Personal RSpreSentotlt&of yno' HQQG, acc
vevea to John Hoon sundry pieces Of property
ia Alexandria. amongst others i certain t.ne-
side Of Fairfax, between King and Prince sts.,
fronting on Fairfax about 70 feet, and about lOO
fapt deem upon trust for the use and benefit Of
Morv Ann Martha Wise nov Nhapin), a. by
the said deed Of record in Liber Z, No. z, page
go, Of the land records Of Alex2ndsia will more
h1lly appear. The said John Hoof having de
parted this life, and there being no" no person
to execute the trusts, you will please TO take no
f;ca that on the first day Of the July term next
Of the County Court Of Alexandria, or as soon
thereafter as the motion can be heard, will move
the Court to appoint q trustee under sad deed.
in the place Of j ohm Hoof, deceased
"a 51ow4w GURDIN CHAPLIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-12

The n Y Herald ays;~S|Wc have seen
Eal Of the names Of one hundred and fifty per
sons who have made fortunes, varying from one
hundred thousand to . million and half OF
dollars during that period some By stocks,
SOME BY contracts, some by shoddy, some By
selling vessels to the government, some By
crackers and cheese tor the army, &c These
shoddy arristocrate have added about two hun
drej brilliant new eauipages TO the Ring at the
Park, anl viii soon figure largely at the watering
l,laces. Jay Cook, the banker, IS said to haye
cleared three hundred thousand dollars minus
sight Or ten thousand dollars for advertisements
by the conversion OF government bonds
alone
lhe subscriptions to the I. s. National Loan
during the last ten days amounts TO shout three
soiions Of dollars. Deliveries Of bonds up 10
Nay Goth are now being made.
Provost Marshal General Fry has published
: list Of decisions il regard TO the draft, Ell
1ollment> &c These decisions cover the cases
Of persons interfering with enrolling officers,
BY giving false names, or By refusing 10 furr sh
any information asked for BY the enrollers,
Forty-seven New York city banks have
contributed various sums, amounting in the
aggregate 10 $1,000, for the use Of the sick
and wounded soldiers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-12

NEW GROCERY STORE.-Tbe advertiser
~ has opened, at the corner Of Cameron and
R05a' s'(S% Rs:jocERY sToEE
where he has good supply Of III lRE5H II w
G70FFEE. SALT, &c, SC. which he offers Ior
sale on the lowest terms His stock q f GoV s:7
hands, and Will be found. III quality equal 10
any in the market and e Pr e T4G9 WA
please. fje8-6tl SAN ~ " ~ TT. u.
WANTED. "A BOY, u or - years old for
w milking COWS herding cattle, and selling
milk in town. A white boy preferred For
further particulars inquire Al the Gazette ONCE
e lO--3t -
a. REWARD this morning. large
80 purple set CHAIN BRACEI'ET The
shove reward will be paid to the Under oy leaY-
ing it 1T this Office le Ut tit
NTOTICE.-All persons having claims 9 ggal1st
u tba county Of Alexandria, Va, are hereby.
ot5 same i'm in the ooo osE Je SsG 65
9Th dav Of July, 1869 By order o. ne court,
ig 5-t? JLFFER3O>7 TACA1, CLERK,
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APPOINTMENTS TO THE L. 5. NAVAL AGA
aruY.-1he President has appointed the fol
towing sons Of officers Of The Army and Navy
% the Naval Academy, for the year 1868, in
zra9rtauca with the rovisioa8 OF the eighth
acsiyn of the act approved July l4Sh, 1852: :
4lieu Smith. son Of Major General {. +,
Saith, T. s. Army, who made the decisive
attack On Fort Donps0n, in February 1862,
an died April 25th, 1862, from disease con
ga nd pv expo sure in the service; 4. Web
.1rf. soI, u Colonel Fletcher v abster,
anil grandson Of Daniel Webster. Col. W.,
s}ie,l Of wounds received IN battle, near Y ash
notion. Aug. II, 1862. F. G. Birney Of Phil.
iadalp}lia, son Of Major~Gen, Birnay, i.
:. Army; John 4. Ro1ger9 son Of AajorR 0.
Rodgers, Maryland Volunteers; James De
Camp, son Of Captain James De Camp, y. S.
Navy Morris lie Haven, son Of Lieutenant
Edwin De Haven, i. 8. Navy, who was sent
},v fhp r. s. Government, in 1888: in search Of
Sir1ohn Franklin, a1d now on the Retired listol
the Navy in consequence Of physical intirnities
L,anhert Z. Palmer, son Of Surgeon j. {. Pal
g0ar Z. s. Navy: .johnathan " Wainwright,
T. s. Navy, killed IN battle on board the
steamer Harriet Lane, III Galveston harbor
Irxss, January 1868 Arthur Wake, son 81
Captain f. Wake, e. S. Navy, now serving
N The Mississippi squadron; Charles " Yard,
on Of Commander James H. Ward killed IN
a>tion J une 9th 1861 Of Matthias Point 20
Go1nac River Phil Inquirer.
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JOHN r. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREEl=.
IL AS constantly on hand, Nos !, = ana .
II Waclarel in barrels half barrels and kits;
Salmon. Poto1nec Herring Smoked Halbu,,
Smoked Herring, and S1acked Beet: SO,
choice, brand of Sugar Cured Hams fof faulty
use: Shoulders and Breasts, and a general rs
sortment of goods tor family supplies. Call ana
examine otr
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K T EP COOL!

+ EEP UUUL!
TI1HE undersigned would inform II TIER friendz,
L and the public generally. tha1 o4gy 1rs n91
= Ynp MONT, at the old stand No 26, north
Royal street opposite the na :r4,z ~ oo
vP, S.-Orders for large quantities Of lCh
left ith US, VIII be promptly flied At most "a
ih1o rarIoa nlh y.-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

We should really like to comprehend the
action Of the Opposition Members of Assembly
With regard to Speaker CallicOt. They had
preferred grave charges against him, had them
formally investigated by Committee, two re-
ports made, day fixed for their considera-
ton. aud long and angry debate, ending in a
call by ono Of tueir number for the Previous
Question. 1t was now after midnight, when
oil had been said that should have been, and
good deal more. Then why not unite in or
dering the Previous Question and in voting on
tbe Main Question by Yeas and Nays Here
was the end they had prOfessed to cOntem-
Plate III View-wby not place themselves fairly
on record Why rail aud run away II
there is rational explanation of this course,
way does not some one suggest it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
Tho Chicago pInnicipsI RIe.,,.,

IT,, ,... CHicAaO, Tuesday, April 81 1863
aus eiection to-day for City officers was closely
contested large vote was cast
Omelu returns from all the Wards in the city bot
ono give Sherman, the Democratic candidate for
bisyor, 3O3 majority. ''i
Tho election for Manicipal ofIjners I'd
passed of quietly. '''''''a'
The total number Of votes polled was %. 300.
Sherman, the Democratic candidate for Msvor 1.
sleoed by llS majority. The remainder az he
democratic hckes Is also elected by d somewhat
larger majority
The Council stands as follows: Democrats % RI.
2ublieans IL.
Great interest was felt IN the election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

GYMSAsTIc REcErTIoS AND HOP.-Tbe closing
ymuasic Reception and iop Of tse of las
evan. Brsdy's Gymus,lum. No 20 St. M4itI place tie
o,essioo proving happy to teacher pupil add NJ
meIous company Of ladies add gentlemen The entertain
opened tn exercising the vsultu g-borse by
he pupis generally, which the following programme
carried OF:
Dumb Bel.-Huichinsou, Cs;lin Stewart, Doughty, and
others.
Fsraol Bss-ConDer, Walker, Moore, Hutchinson Plat
snd Others
Indian tlubs-Plst, aud Brrdy.
Single Rins-Coruer. UNei, aud Brady.
Double Bing--ONeis JLfTsy, WslAef. Stewart. BRADY
snd others
and athers
Laid-u-McEulty Brsdyt, Stewart Doughty, and other.
LEehtis PerilrUso-H. w. Penny.
Spoo HoYcs-N blEer asd Lfters.
Lifting / go Pounds. NJ. fOote.
Single bar-ONois ConEef, " ssOu Moore, Stewart .nt
others
| Chant Swing on Single Bsr-II aud II. r. ONeh
Fes Pole. n. and A. $ Body.
Baioute Lesos-NLker Buck, stewart, and otbers
piIsofOs.tllgR, Triple Ifs,sze-h. aud III. r o.
Ned.
All Of tho fetts above enumerated cTsdiAbly PER
formed and ELECTED rounds o. sppAuie. Masters Edward And
Frederick Bsnlgn prevented ron sppean. ia Ia
Perche Eq1poe account Of sickness At the oose OF the
rynastc performance the floor cleared for ssaOra
r.rci,es in which the ladies ontd with hearty good III
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From San Rrancisco.

SAN FRANCISCO Wednfs iay, April p. 1853.
Sailed yesterday Danish bark Cecilia with S2'ooOo In
tT-asure.
Tie steamship Robert Lawrence to Hong Kong
out in At HorOlul4 March II, aud left 18th.
Steamship Sonora carries Ii large number Of pas
.engers eastward tomorrow, including many wo-
men and children.
Money market easy to-day. Gold bars % $3.50.
Exchange on New York 30 ~ premium gold. La
gal Tenders 65G6s.
There are indications Of speedy opening OF the
Spring trade.
The Office Of the Copperhead newspaper Sacra-
rnento Republican was destroyed at ! o'clock this
morning by mOb--it IL reported by soldiers from
Camp Union.
Both branches of the Legislature have passed the
bill legazing contracts IN gold. 1t must 10 to tie
Senate TO concur IN the amendments Of the Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

on ths march for Manassas In his testimony
.cp,, plea was the pitiful one. that be ~ss not
.,dered TO attack There abundant e'ide"ce % :,
u,instion to defeat the purpose e1Pee'e' VI i,,,s,v
me anohoy picture Of the oose"eSs Cd '' n Tho
srty and OF fidelity which then governed Tue c..
wal that this General honora'' ui'o'''a
quantity nj. SON Who 80 fer as heard o. "'o
meudstion, was, by special request o. ''"
a Brgadier-GenersL , .,. ,h,.o -,o,,b.,
y, -I 9Th an earnest purpose, good sense and
-, -, .b,lity could bsve destroyed sne armies the
-, 80; :, the field II is not probable that the no
-, 80 h.vs survived this bo" But that sScr'hce oy
, "a foliy on our -iie, g'ye the heoeihoh the pres
,,,,, ,occes. C, 30 10 aud abroad 1t at once en-
80 i.,o great IL gave tne southern people con-
49,. o. ldm,te success swept tho loyal into the over
t, ,.ent gsve the Rebellion recognition abroad as
$3.50, inflicted an iDdeIble stain our arms aud ali
bt,r and destruction Of great war upon tho country
hicb resulted iu sl this disaster was purely
1 IL was further dishonored by military pusil'auimity
.mptuG to charge the responsibility upon the people
and the Government
All the losses and trials since endured by
the oyal Millions are directly traceablc to this
Bull Run campaign, to the treachery and
eowsrdce thereby revealed, and to the IMMUNITY
which they secured. Patterson was not even
reprimanded. Col. Scott, when detected, was
nowise punished and did not resign he wal
saved by his distinguished relative, and is no"
helping the traitors in Europe at the expense
of our taxpayers. The People readily initiated
the cowardly panic of the Army. One OF those
who on the day of battle, " marched to the
rear 10 the sound of the enemy's cannon, was
anon after elected to the best office IN the gil
of our city. There was an all but universal
conspiracy to screen those who had incurred
this National disaster aud disgrace, and thro"
the responsibility on those who had stri'er
early aud earnestly to avert it, That fa'cC
cost this country Two Hundred Thousand pre-
cious lives and One Thousand Millions OF dollars;
but. If it's ultimate influence snail conduce tC
the downfall of Slavery, who shall say that the
price la too much
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
Traveller, Guide.

To Albany by HudIon River r., 81 WsneI-
10 a M aud 81, s. aud IUi p. ~. Sunday, 3:22 .. IN
To Albany by Harlem ltR, 25,L-st aud 4th'hv iot
10 Boston by Nrw-London line, Pier 81, N
r. stonington line, PioT 49, " X. and Fell
e.o,.d1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sp n
SsS sTts 81 and thsv.........s and p and p III.
To Boston, by Eew-Hsyen Rh. 21thst end
4th-sv, via Shore Line ..It and M sunday p TO
10 Buffalo. by Erie RR foot Of ChambeL'-
~
Of Courtlsnd. 10 am, a. IL, p IN. Sunday, :. p
To Philadelphia by Camden nnd Anboy
kAilfosd Pier % ". r.. foot Of Bsrcayst 10. y N
To Washington, by New Jensy RH.7, lOAm
y ard ny foot Of Courtlsnd It SUNDAY - p n
10 Washington. by Camden and Amboy RAN
road Pier % H. r.. foot Of BSrclsy-st 80 m tndI 10
10 he West, by Contra. Railroad Of Se~.
Jettty, foot Of Court andt-tt. s and q m,
81, and ?. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

THE PRICE OF BEISG LoTALIsr N NEW
JERsEY.-The Supreme Court now in session a.
Elizabeth, Judge Whepley presiding, fined Dr. $. 7.
Townsend 800 and eoss for breaking up Copper
read meeting in Union County last Summer, and
silencing the Rev. C. G. Burr, who was the orator
on the occasion. The Doctor paid the fine, and
coolly remarked: 1T was cheap enough now
understand the exact cost Of being Union man IN
New-Jersey." It should he remembered that this
Copperhead meeting or mob assembled to disturb a
Union meeting and for once got the tables turned
on themselves.
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Mnil. Close nj the Post-Omce

For Crest Britain and tie Continent BY ststuieI
Bremen. via southampton Saturday, April a.. loi
Tor Europe, by ,epnls Hibernisn, via Portland.
Friday Apn y. 8. IN
For ITeianI. steamer CITY OF Baltimore VIA
Queen,iowr, saturday AyrI 25.............. los
For New-Oresns via Key West, by steamer Cfes-
cent Thursday. Apil 23.....................l II a.
FoI California &c, daily (5gndayt excepted,
overland via 81 Joseph Mo........5 Il. aud 81 ?.
NOuh-AlJsuy. Buffalo and Canada - o. m. aud ~ y
North and est VA Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Western Mail via Ere ksilrose.....5 and .,
-outlen aud Southwestern Mails 4. and l0l r.
New Bedford Newport and Fan Mvcr........... 3. IN.
m, Long Iltnd MGt closes at - q. M, and - ..
sunday Mails On sunday al msis close Al u 3. IL.