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Evening star., 1863-04-20

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, cfn Baltimore I'D
Hdrrisbryg, 70 tbs North and Wsst-Two trains leave
" Msshington daily and one on sunday-Gui6k time
low fare and connections Soldiers ticket sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur.
ther information apply at the Off ce of Crest Psnn.
sylvanis Route, northeast corner of Pennsylysnis
avenue aud Sixth st., Washington. enice open from
Q. N. until p. NJ; on Sundays from to p. m.
IN lily Z. o. NolfOE, Agent
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ATTEMPT TO PICK A APOCKET.-EdWard Rus
sell and Joseph Morrison arrested at
Canterbury Hall on Saturday night, charged
with attempting 10 pick the pockent of 4 gen.
teman there OF his watch. The gentleman
found the chain of the watch cut and the watch
itself laying on the floor. The parties arrested
We're sitting beside him. They were, however,
dismissed: 10 one appearing to prosecute.
Evening star., 1863-04-20

EOR REhT-A FURNISHED HOUsE; location
Onice 40 II At
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT At 454 18th
L st. References required. ap ql-2t~
E0R T. Communicating FURNISHED
L ROOMS also, smaller Room the
hOOr-451 Eighth st., near D. ap2A-t*
Evening star., 1863-04-20

EOR sALk-A desirable FRAME DWELLING,
containing IA roc ms. situated on street nor tn
between l2th and 13t h streets west Apply to E.
CARCsI, Law Office No. 3s Louisiana avenue.
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IGOR RENT-Two large ROOMS, 80 by 25 fset,
L with side entrance, over the stor Of s. H Bs-
con, Grccer, 393 Pa. Nv enue, between -. and 9Th
streets, fuitab for manufacturer or a Wholesale
store. Apply to 8. T. BACON sp l6-tf
Evening star., 1863-04-20

EXTRA NoTIcR-Captain Stackpole, OF the
steamer Mary +. Rapley, will leave Seventh
street wharf at six o'clock and return after the
performances are over, the same night. 1t*
Evening star., 1863-04-20

TWO BRICK BUILDINGS FOR SALE-On west
Il side of 9th street, above L. each two story and
basement; one IL the other rosms. For part;cu
lars and terms inquire OF J. +. HALLIDAY, Real
E.tstS Broker, corner of Pa avenue and lGth 81. D.,
over the bank. an 6-lw*
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A FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
a rent containing IL rooms and cellar. and with
ell the modern improve nents. References ex-
changed. Apply st No. 81 Pa. avenue, near 22d
street ap l6-8t-
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EOR SALE-Four BRICK HOCSES-two on II
July. Two ON Maine avenue and 6th street; pos.
sssson let May These four houses are nearly now
and we'll built, and will be sOld at 81 Onn 35 900
S3,s94 and Ss,.Oa. if early application be made to
Il. hlLBU RH, 324 l street north. between 9th
and 18th. at q. $. jail!
ap l6-lm' B. MTLBURN
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ByJ. C. MCGUIRE Il CO Auctioneers.
RUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT
Building Lots Of about % feet front en- 9Th street
leo feet ana less.
Also. three Lots Fl ionting about lS feet on ,orth
street, between I'D and 23d streets west
AIso. two OTIS fronting about 2j feet on north II
street, between sls: and I'D Streets and running
back lG8 feet to 81 foot alley.
Sale to commence with the frst named lots
Terms: One third cash, the remainder in six aud
twelve months, wit interest secursd By deed OF
trust on the premises.
All cost attending conveyancing to be paid by
purchaser.
sS Sale peremptory and without reserve
apl8 JAS. G. MCGUIRE j. CO. Aucts
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aus4ionesrs.
VALUBLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH L
STREET, BErwERN 10TH AND l7Ta STREETS AT
AUoTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 9th instant, at o elk
p. M shall sell in front of the premises all of
Lot g. in square 1888, fronting on north street, So
feet inches, running back t, 80 feet alley.
Terms: One. cash; bal srce, siI, twelve, and
eighteen months. The purchaser to give notes f,r
deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
sale. A deed given and a dee I of trust taken
apl8 ID GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-20

By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Au ,tioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE BLAND
ATArCTIoS.-On MONDAY, the aOth iastant,
at O'Clock p. NJ, we shall sell Lot TO- in Souxra
No. &c, fronting on Fourteenth street. between @
and streets, Island.
Terms: One half cash; bslancs in six and twelve
months. The purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments, bearing interest from the cay
of sale.
deed given and a deed Of trust taken. Titls
iDdisputable.
All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser
NJ. x. .DANGERFIELD,
Residuary Devises
ap pl5-dtds GREEN WILLIAMS Auc>s
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ARREST OF AN ACCoMPLICE-Last night
officer Mattingly arrested John H. Sperry,
charged with being concerned with John
White alias Sweet, anG, W. II. Williams in the
robbery OF clothing from the Cosmopolitan
House, Eleventh street White and Williams
We're before arrested and sent to Jail. and this
morning Sperry was committed by Justice
Clayton.
Evening star., 1863-04-20

PAEADE-A dress parade Of the 10th New
Jersey regiment, Lieut.. Chas. Tay command
ing, came OFF at their camp near the Capitol,
yesterday afternoon, attracting quite crowd
of ladies and gentlemen.
Evening star., 1863-04-20

Da. DuPoNr's Sugar-coated Female Regulating
Pins are tAe re.y best in I~ They operate speedily
ana efettrrsty, and being coated create
sea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial OF
these pills will proye their srperiortty all others
street and Pa. avenue, Wsshin eton, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria IA 6-iv
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FOR SALE.:In Biadensburg, Prince George
Il county, Md u HOUSE and LOT containing
enc enc and quarter acres. Also, Blacksmith and
"h.eirI hit Shop and Lot. The tools also for sale
Nd arIa 1w. -
Evening star., 1863-04-20

NAME HOTEL, OF BALTIMORE. Situated
i's 124 Baltimore street, nearly opposite the Sun
Iron Building: The Fixtures and furniture is now
offered for sale. The present proprietor having
justly popular Hotel for sale. Being In tn most
central part Of Baltimore commands at all tim a.
lsrse and profitable business. Apply at No 124
Baltimore street, Baltimore sp l3.iy*
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I Os7-On the evening of the 18th instant, near
- the National Hotel, or on s'h stres.. sMEM
ORANDUM 81 Book containing papers of no value
book. Whoever will return to me aaid book at
176 7th street, in Office With Somes Il Brown,
shall be uitably rewarded.
an I7-St~ GRO WESTON
Evening star., 1863-04-20

ByJ: 9: MCGU IRE & Co, Auctioneers.
FATENSIYE SALE oF VALUABLE BUILD-
Anril est. at O'Clock, on the premises, We shall
sell the south hs of Square l3l, fronting on 18th
the whole divided into q number of desirable
building lots all running back to good alleys.
This propert Is situated on the high ground i'm
mediately north of the Presidents House in q
pleasant location for residences.
Title indisputsble.
Terms: One-third cash the rem ainder in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises. Cost of conveyancing to
up I'D J. e. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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To Brig. Gen. ]. p. Slough, Col. Jas. A. TAFT.
Lieut.. Col H II. Wells Capt. g. B. Ferguson,
Capt. J. H. Barroll, and others s-Gentlemen
Your communication of 18th inst. is received,
and the favorable Communications therein ex.
pressed are deeply and sensibly appreciated.
Consulting with the management, am able
to name Thursday evening, the Odd instant rs
the occasion of your fiattering testimonial.
Very respectfully, your obeGiant servant,
JAMES &. REYNOLDS.
Evening star., 1863-04-20

On Duty HEEE-Several regiments of the
So brigade nnsylvania Reserves, and which
are to do duty in this vicinity, marched through
the streets this morning. They have done good
service elsewhere, and we shall be glad to have
so good and orderly soldiers posted here.
Evening star., 1863-04-20

6y TITUS. ~ L1N0, AuctloBeer.
L T9wNMBy virtue Of deed of trust executed
by John O'Donoshve and wife on the 2sd day ef
Of the land records of Washington county District
OF Columbia and at the request Of the parties se-
Thu RsDAY, the sd day of April, is6s. at the hour
Of clock p m, the following piece of property.
situated in Geor getown
The first being parts of Lots Ne 60 and 10, Beatty
and Hawkins addition, situated at the northysst
corner OF Frederick AID lst Streets fronting 20
feet more or less Frederick and 63 feet ore or
less on lat street This lot will be sold in two
each fronting S feet more less on LIST street and
running back to the depth of the lot.
. Also, part of Lot numbered 63, in same addition,
fronting fe on the west side OF Frederick street
and running back 80 feet deep, with the frame
house thereon, now occupied by Mrs. McCann,
Also part of same Lot, fronting 20 feet on vest
with the frame house thereon
Terms One half of the purchase money in cashy
the residue in IL months from day OF sale, with in
terest
All conveyaneing at the cost Of the purchaser
ap Is-d6ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct
A sSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFIOk,I
IA Corner q and I'D Sreets
WASHINaToN. ID. c.. March n, 1855
NOTICE-The sale OF Manure ad dyert tised TO take
place at The Horse Corral DC, this day ia post.
poned until the 3Oth of April. tThursday at m
O'Clock a. IN on which day other lots near thS
Railroad Depot, VIII be sold also
Captain and A. @ M, q. 8. A.
mar @-d J. 9. Mo9UIRE& CO.. Auets
Evening star., 1863-04-20

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL sYsrRMs.-Hew and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the Ro,ca,d Associatiox-sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address
DR.. J. Skillin Houghton Howard Association
Phiiadelphia, Pa. mar 252m
Evening star., 1863-04-20

ByJ. c. MEG GUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE LOT On q STREET NEARIarH.-
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 24th MT 5
O'Clock, in front of the premises shall sell part
Of Lot No. 8, in Square No. 3s4 from ing s feet on
North street, between llth and 18th street
west, running H. OK IS feet
Terms: One third cash, the remainder in six =
and twelve montha, secured with interest by q
deed of trust on the pre- nisss:
ap l4-d q. HCG URIE & co Aucts
By. G. MCtiUlRE& 4 CO.. Auction-ers.
GALE OF LOT BETWEEN AND NORTH
- AHglsT AND 20 sTs. WEsT.-un WE oNEsBAY
premises, We shall sell Lot No. I3 in Square num-
bered 56a fronting 20 teet, on an alley between u
and street north, and running back "a feet
between lst and I'd street west.
ad I'D JC, MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
ByW L. WALL e Co. Auctioneers,
VNRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY.-By virtue of deed of trust to the su b.
scribers. dated the 5th day of May, 1857 and re-
corded in Ii J. A. s., No. 1877 at folio $50, ct
sea. we will sell, at the premisesson MONDAY,
the nth day of April, 4. D. 1863, at o'clock in the
evening all that piece AID parcel of ground in the
part of Lot mum bered twenty four. (S4,) in Square
numbered six hundred and sixteen, (6l6) at the
corner of North Capitol and North streets, with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Ons-third cash, OF which 800 is to be
paid the instant of sale the balance in two equal
payments at six and twelve months, to be secured
b, a deed of trust upon the premises.
FREpK W. JONES,
A. EBERLY,
Trustees of Concorda Building Association.
sp lots W. L. WALL, q co. Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-20

malicious mischief, military. Jno. Daily, drunk;
70 leave city. Mary Cole, suspicion of larceny;
dismissed. Harry Warrenton, drunk aud va
Ball. larceny> dismissed. Rossanna Kanner-
spell, drunk and disorderly: dismissed. Second
cnence, wOrkhonse 60 days. Thos Dargan,
hshting; S1.94. Jas. Hoyt, do; Sl9i j. W.
CraVsn, do; dismissed. q. G. Badger, disor-
derly dismissed. Moses Cshen threats: bail
tor peace Thos. Swaggert, suspicion of steal.
ing horses bail for hearing. S. b. Marley,
ol unk; dismissed. Daniel Long, Conelius Sui.
Ivan, Jno. Daily, Thos. Shechy, Jno. kenny
nned si:A each. Hannah Kerry, drunk; locked
Evening star., 1863-04-20

O. tEWARD.-strsyet from the subscriber or
SC Thursday, the l6ra instant one smsli white
MARI about II years old: 4 or Is lands high; .h.
the above reward for har delivery to No. 500
street, between 9th and 10TH
ap II 3t- GEO W BUTTON
Evening star., 1863-04-20

ASSAULT ON A GRoCER.-On Saturday
night as Mr.. Leroy Edwards, at the corner of
Twelfth and III streets, was about closing his
store, several young men came in and de.
manded liquor, which he refused to give them,
when they attacked him and beat him severely,
but with the assistance of his wife, they were
beaten Off. The names of the parties are not
known, but we understand that they can be
identified.
Evening star., 1863-04-20

LHOR SALE-Three small HOUSES conyeniently
L lcceted also, several vacant lots on N strest
between 4th aud 5th. and two we'll located dweiii as
in Alexandria, Va. Inquire at the drug store cnr-
Eer 18TH street and Pa. avenue. ap ,9-stt
Evening star., 1863-04-20

SPERNAfoRIHHA oAN BE CuRED-Dr. Rand's
specife cures Sperntatorra0a. Seminal Weakns,s,
y. It's effects are TuIy magical. 4 trial Of the
Specific, Sin convince the most sksgtieal Of its
ner nth street and Pa avenue, Washington. and
Henry Cook AleIandria. is6-Iy
Evening star., 1863-04-20

By GREEN & W1LLIAMS. Auctionesrs
VALuABLk hulLDING LOTS ~ THE FIRST
v WARD AT AUCTIoN-On TUESDAY, the 2Ist
inst we shall sell, in front Of the premises. at 5
o'clock P. NJ. the following named valuable
Lots2.3 and I. in square No. Il. This pro perty
fronts on North L and Path streets west
lotl, in square No. 81. This lot is ct the corner
of Ne1 Ham pshre avenue and street All the
ab 1ve 'sr the Circle.
Lot q in Square No. rs, This proper ty fronts on
2th, between K and streets north
Lot q, in Square No. 100: This property fronts
between a,th and 7lst streets,
The above mentioned property is handsomely
located and any per con wist ing to purchase good
building lots will do well to attend the sale. The
sale will commence on the first named lot.
Terms of Sale: One third cash; balance six and
twelve months, the purchasers to give notes for
of sa!e.. deed given and deed of trust taken
Title indisputsble.
api5d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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by J. G. MCGUIRE L CO, Auctionsers
E'1NE BC1LDING LOT NEAR THE CAPITOL
L or MONDAY AFTERNOON. April 10Th. 1T 8
9 CLOCK on the premises. sh all sell part of Lot
Nc. 10 in SQusr- 7s7 fro % feet on Thi I'd st
running back lra feet '
This lot is we'll situated in q rapidly improving
part OF the city.
Terms One half cash the remainder in six
months. with in tercst s. cured by deed of trnst
Oh the premises
ap16d ]. c. MCGUIRE e CO. Aucts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
TIE PEOPLES COLLEGE,.

We AZ happy TO announce that the Trustees
Of the People, College, A. meeting held re-
Gently At Albany. resolved that their edihce
should be completed and their institution should
be- opened for pupils on the first Tuesday III
April next 10 this end. they have made choice
Of Professors 20 form so much u the Faculty as
viii then De- constituted leaving about two
third. ofthc Profcssor,hps to be filled from time
to time o., necessity shall dictate and means
permit Those already appointed are s fol-
lows.
,~o. grous d. d. Pi-.i,ni and Professor o niseciua.
trI Mora Fhl1s ply
10 Hinn,ap u. D. ri.'e'',f 4 Na'arai rni Revealed
I.-o..ry
Tirormr II roHrss : r',',..sr Z fnsi'h Lae','a'-
El,iafr. aa4 ufsi.p.
wiLia. " Iol-slL \. 81. rfof-''of o. Ane'ni L'n
susFr.
ioas ~ runoos Il. % Frp'essof oi Ana'o"J. liy"''H
sai iiYg'eu~.
G,oEos b B,aEra Fh - r..f....r of Ch-ni.y
Ions Pms o. %. rfa's.'or ~ Ae. ..u'ufe
fnssraicE A. g,Aros 4 81 r.sio.,ef oi M.Aay s,irnce
art Ia.u.t
The friend. of Pmci.cul Education trc once
more appealed 'o for aid 10 completing and fur
ui.hing the College cdlhcr. which, with the
farm ht. already cu.t iuily $4,000, and for
which about >2D.OOO more are required The
houu,cou- endowment secured through The jude
ciou. hhcrnliiy Of the uion and ihc state, cln-
not boz made available for some year yet, and.
indeed ewill not Dee available Tor thi. purpose az
40. The building must be completed by the
g,uc,o..t, Of ihc friend, oi Education, 10 which
end ,ubs,npton. an, earnestly solicited. Com.
mnn.cron, may hr addressed to Rev. 4.
Brown. Havana. Schuyler Co. y. York, by
whom pamphlet, answering All reasonable in-
uuiri.. WIll %, PROMPTLY iora Arled
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

have had from Texas, and have left the Gull
coast essentially in our hands, for so evenly
balanced was the State that it was only the
treason Of Twiggs and The surrender of all the
arms in the State that decided the issue in favor
of Secession.
We cauno, now, however, look for any other
results from this movement than those we have
namcd-thc completion OF the blockade and
stoppngc of contraband trade, and the estab-
lishment Of a rallying point for the outlying and
scattered UnOnsts of Texas and the border.
No movement ior the recovery Of the State
from Rebel rule can he made from this point;
and. Oh the other hand, no movement to drive
out our forces, if they reach 900 10 10000 men,
can be- successfully made by the Conicderates.
The reason il simple the country between the
mouth Of the Rio Grande and The Nueces, or
the populated center ~ the state, Is essentially
without water. the supply only being from wells
and holes Through this Is a belt oi 200 miles,
and thougha sufficient supply of water for wagon
trains and small bands may be had, IT IS en-
tItiN ~ Nii' "fhi''' ~ :"
force of mcn-onc large enough to break 30
strong defensive line rs that from Point Isabel,
resting on the Cult, aud Brownsville, resting on
the Rio Grande. The two nanks are thus Sc
cured.
The expected arrival of Gen. Banks in New
Orleans confirms this view. We recur to our
oflcn-eXpresscd opinion that no invasion oi
Texas is likely to succeed on any Of the lines
yet adopted. When the Texans have rallied IN
sufficient numbers at Brownsville, we look for
movement conformity by water from tha'
point and from New Orleans 10 lndlanola on
Ma,agorda Bay-a movement, If OF l5,Wo to
~ 600 men. that can hardly fail of A complete
and triumphant success. We trust, however,
that this will not be- attempted now, but rather
that the present force on the Rio Grande be linz
tied TO from 200 to 1000 men. and the opera
,ions on the Opclousas line be- abandoned, and
all the force. which can be spared from the de-
fcn,c of New Orleans be sent 10 the vital point,
Chattanooga. where Gen. Grant may yet give
the finishing blow to tho waning military
strength Of the COnicderacy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

ia, .iaary lrgbs gives the following ,pcci-
men OF ii- unelualcd .hiil in crowdmg infinite
Al chood. into square inch.
ItisulLug OF the Genital Railroad, and of
TIM TRIBUNE and n, Ims., and brannly says.
.Ilr.c $3.50 concerns anl ihc gong ~ political .pcca
hfus hanging on o. fArm succeeded hnt ln.s n-" 20
forcing their political r."'iur Nffin- Hoho'nnlhrr
800 tAr COMPANY nf auditor oi how much bee robbed
tlr tuld M,..fs ttIr, nui Raymond eluf,lU, vi.
stanton of lim lilnrNl says TINT De- ad not s'rd
$4,000 D. traI oH.asttfY m -JUh. But can Gir..rg
..l much ni h.s cnn. r'ru'. N,l"'rmil'ff
Let u. mra,cl th'- v,h of lirr:
J. W ucrcr asked aiY company or Individual
20 give Maru. Schoprmnkrr amy place. salary.
or cmoloucui whatever. and never had ary hu'
,hr no.t cu-ual and distant acquaintance with
lu. H. never sought our a.d 900 amy appIcn-
i,u or enterprise, and wc dd not know De-
ought or czpccicd 900 appointment or other
favor az thr hand, oi the Central Railroad mar-
aerr. antl alter hc ldncrivcd il.
. Wcucecs asked thc manager. Of ihc Gem
nal 10 appoint anybody TO any thing. Wrha,c
ought NO favor at their haud., and or course
have been refused nothing W. have appealed
NNlf ~ Iii' 'i'' htNltt' N ttt. % 'f III iIiff
sake, NOT 70 permit their property to be- used
aud luyisacd 20. ID hn, been, lo control the poll.
tics Of ihc state. It j, more important to them
than TO us that thcy heed this request.
g. 1be lrem suppo.cs re can tell of how
much Schooumnhcr "rohbcd" the Central.
We certainly shall hope to be- able 10 do 80 after
ihc nest election of Directors. How We could
do go before. We go NOT understand. The men
who gnyc Schoonmahcr the r, ,.pon-iblc position
of Auditor ought 20 hay. asccllaiued and pro.
claimed. long ago, OF how much hc "rohbcd q"
hat concern. I. hey WON'T tell, how can wc,
who meyer saw Schooumakcr while hc wa- m
heir employ, never entered their office, never
nW their book, and never knew ON whose >ug-
gcslion hc wa, appointed And 10 they did MI
ryact good security for his fidelity, and haven't
n-ccrnincd by this time how much ho took. and
have nj recovered most of it of the dcGultcr
or his surctlcs, are they fit lor thcir places ,
We are talking business: viii business men
consider
Tho Irepss fisohood, about "Smuton''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

has bcen prominent in pushing through Is Alder
man.
ORIsov BLUNT is the third candidate, with
the regular "Union and the Independent
Union machines behind him. lie Is gun
smith By trade aud is rcputed to have made d
fortune years ago by shipping arms TO California.
He has been in one or other OF the Municipal
Boards for eight or ten years past, and has dis
inguislpd himself there by making sorry
speeches and giving honest votes. We do not
remember that he was ever even suspected Of
conspiring with his fellow members to fill their
own pockets at the public expense; while we
can all remember scores of "bg things
that he has resisted with determined energy and
great plainncss of spcech-too often, We regret
to say, without success. II he is one cent richer
to-day for all the bills he has favored, Tie votes
he has given, then almost everybody labors
under cross hallucination.
Mr.. Blunt is not the man We should have
chosen for Mayor. Frankly, we think "A City
which had DE Witt Clinton for Mayor when it
was not a tenth Of its present size, onght to be
able by this time TO furnish larger patterns. If
Guu,hcr had not made fool OF himself by his
demonstration for Coppcrhead Peace, or II
BuOlc were not confederate of 81 The Ring,
we might hesitate As it is, We recommend
Blunt as combining the fair repuie OF Gunther
with the Municipal experience of Boole, aud a'
though By no means so large man rs our
CITY should have for Mayor-thc best choice
afforded TO our electors. He knows the ropes
he is pa,riotic-and we think he won't steal,
nor let others, if he can help it. If there were
more good or evil to be said of him, we should
say il; hut We know none.
In our next. we shall proceed with our
......
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

The Express is tickled with the report that
Gov. Bradford will deny certificates Of election
to some of the Representatives elect from Mary
land, and says:
The alleged determination Of Gov Bradford oi
MARYLAND not 20 commission members elected Dy fro'
vast Mnrshas instead Of the People may change the
calculations of people that just now she Result
NAV be considered farly doubtful"
If The Express would only let Its readers
know that three of the four Unionlsts elect
from Maryland had no opposition, whether De-
fore or after the action of the Proyost-Mar-
,hals" " in the premises, and that one OF the
other two IS an intense Copperhead, who was
elected by plurality, it would deprive them oi
all comfort from the above. Should the Gov
enor refuse to commission the only two mem-
bers whose election was opposed, he viii leave
matters exactly as if h. had done nothlngi
should he discredit Col. Cresswell alone, the
loss of his vote will exactly balance our gam
by the election Of Mr. Smithers III Delaware.
Better give il up
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
From san Grrutisco.

SAN iRANClsCo. NttuiG ; Not. 81 lrh.
Arrived. Steamer Sierra Ne,lda. Wa r-ieW ~
trea.nsc lom OrrOn, .ad S-i-,tW .tom brtSh
toUmha.
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llg goo In trrl,l4r.
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