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seprinE 20 weave deception Of cotton goods that
would not intere.e With Iu-ilth mauuac !utets, but
YOU tu.efseie the vas clul p7uces. Of hsnd loom
sesvns, IN allow he p.rsons 60 employed TO engage
IN asticul ural puffut.s
lie reyrnue returns OF Great Britain show de-
trcase Of Ga 90 ste.line fog the quarter ending
juno %, vhica d au aocoun'ei tor hv tie reduction
IN lne ousoms duti The net dccreaac 'or the year
enfnr Iuaf o. Ia only 81 . Nl
The 81 i'ish BoEd o. Trade returne fo- May, com
raiel ,h tnOse Of the COZ pVn.tiik noah lAss
ytar, tho~ tfl inf n OF about tCVeu per cent In
the declared vs q Of tn sintnc ne. Tho Reduction
from last W D. ANGST enti,y caused 10y the fAil IN
Che price OF c. IN rLi otucr imqo stApIss aud
not b. any Elimination OF empi1y u.cut
Elcc ioncefirc adsg .st ~ thc various candidates
FOR Psrlsmcu; utTe be order Of the day IN England
John gisht h'd it-ei hs address to the electors Of
Il. n ~, We Ge-,..cflu rot' riiilic language
tLst the pstd eut bl out 10 etr has l'eu die al
70 its ed snd ma the uIuiatry which climbed
into oire O1 PIE once Of dev'ion ~ tu' c1ust OF
ie.Urr hrs a!C1 iHH most fo.uYu ViU irr For
hlm.ot he cain. 90 no he nee O. any share In be-
uaya OF thr icr4lsr uut, AID Ia oxpUs-es ahopa
that tic oonil, 'octou ril sho" ilAt the cause "
fec dom, based on uc ICp rscut4ion " N, pco-
PIC. adv tlc.nt lf., .. .iI3 " Uiu,upl.
VI. Et-I, ta'c .Jgt De is real" tp Arce7t agnin
-tac ir c7 1i irl sentative % kiuins 'un. ami
sp'sA ior tHc r.ItI &c aud Pie D1G-o VI reform In
" mini fuIItHtIgqf
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ri,h you. be b. ,rer ,.ii .nyhIns d,hono d

With you, he hiss said anything di,honSrabc TO
you, that ius,ifos you In entertaining such suspi-
cion Of him TO which che replied that he hsd not,
and continued with considerable feeling to say that
no had always been her truc,i a1d bos. friend and
hd never ,sid a word or done an ar, which wns no
In the hishesi honor. The Trial will probably end
this week.
P.csiien, Johnson to-day granted pardon 70 shout
10 peraons OF vhieh IS vero 70 yirfiniAnS on the
Recommendation Of GOV. Pier repont
ttisundc stood that ihe Attorney General has 70.
Gently furnished opinion ~ the effect That the
PRECEDENT has not the power to appoint commission
to decide claims for the large of cotton cAp-
turcd a. savannah. Mobile ChNieaton, wilmington,
&c. hut that applicants must seek relief IN The modo
pyescTbod by tie law In reFai TO captured ard Ahan.
done property. aud ALEC that sil property turned
Ivy the military authorities TO the Treasury scents,
must be REGARDED and treated iu the saine manner.
The Secretary 1.-THE Navy h. sddre,ssd letter to
Rc,r Admiral Dahirrcn in which he Gays:
Tho termination OF ne rebellion and 'he cessation
of hoetititLNhich rendered Necessary the re uction
Of the south Atlantic squadron snd IT. cOnsolta ion
"a, Owed your Uefnllmcut. Ia relicvlng you uum
command which Gu have conducted with .,ilii, All
erttgr ior two yeAs, tie Department take toe Occa
SION 10 express W ou is appreciation Of your sctyi,c
sit , w. ~ u.s. ~ ~ ' ~ ~ 80 ~ 49,
huiiOIs ~ = central sid important portion Of the
mon ~ Ia the work Of rcrossossing nc lore aud
restoring the authority and supremacy OF the UoNCru-
mcnt Va the iusursent SssteE
M Harrington to-,lay WI. relieved from ms pos
thou s- Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. Tie viii
leave on the 9th OF AUGUST for Switzerland, a.
Minister to that Republic. The Assistant Secrcaric.
noE are ". 4. Chandler rad Jonu +. Hartley. W.
n Hunt. Tor many year, principal warrant clerk,
succeeds Mr. Hartley CHIEF CLERK Of the Treasury
Department. and b. r. Re'onhouse succeeds John A,
Graham as Chief Clok Of the Resisiers once. M
Mr. Graham has Tecostly Icon appointed Assistant
Kosister OF the IrcNury.
The Pfcriicn's hsslth continues to nr-ove II IL
uuscfs,oJi u a. The ~ wiz he dOts not, 80 hN
T. ou ccvoiu ~. raSc H. runner rcs.dence ~ the
oogici' HONE. IL that shat institution having been
etv 90 aEi sustained by tai upon tle soldiers OF
to amy, he Ioes ne think that, PRECEDENT he has
rignt 20 and occupy sny portion Of The prcn-
iHes
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PERMANENT MILITARY DIVISIONS.

The War Department hp promul t-ted its order
defu IS she pcrtnauen, rult.r~ divisions Witch ere
TO exist in Tue nited sta,es. They five in num-
boz and embrace total Of - states aud esht terri
tor'o, within their limits.
Major General Moaic 10 pIccd in coinn,nd OF the
diyslon Of the Atigntc, omhTaCtns the Department
ct',e i4s. Hs'or General Jo-cpi HOukCr, tie ~ ldie
department Major General ". =. ianco q the de-
Drpupmrnt o. Aonh Cuo.ina, Mupr t'rnetal JoNu
y. ,chofc.i; m Department Of south CsrcI.nA
Mao General q. A.Iillnio'e. hue ten. Meade fA-
IniitIry juIisiiufion isum &aine 20 South IGruus
inclusive csc. p. IL lh.trc, % Columbia And tn"
90 mites Of Anne Arundel Ptincc George, Calvert,
81 iric-, and ~. Mays IN asD land AMI Falrax Co.,
In Fluunla--'On teon sistcs.
Tho Grand N airy division Of the Nr.i-sippi -
commanded by MBio- moral W a. sherman. and
braces the Department otthe Ohio, saior General
Y. o.. &. n-ut lspA tuent o. N Aassodii, hsioi
nelcTsI a. W ai.cIn; Nla Dcpl.s nei' Of lrAdt,,'
M.lo, Henetsl = -. Re 'uolds. ooIiar. sheunsn n''
military Iul 'dicdon oyei ohio, iudirnA llnaul-
Michigan, Ni-gonsn s.nne.Uts, l0ra, Mtogit
kan a.. NOhTa-ks, pacoh.n, Mon. ana, ArkAnsa' glI
sue indian ergtory eleven states ard three tefTi
TIE rrand millta-y dlvlsion Of ue rcnnt,'ee Ia IN
d"i command Of Major Genera W. N. Thomas. a. q
oiutrs,rs tie pcn,ttmcut of the Tennessee, Msioi
u,netsl stoneman; Department Of kentuoky, hAioi
a. .,r G,,'',J + II ~ A,rtt ard Ien,r,,nent n
NIh,ms. m.Isl ,.ruersl &. 4. Mood G,rer. nom,
tt'-cOrc, has mi,siy iurieui 81. owe. tae stale Vi
lehnDsc E0ntUcAyi Oeorg'n and hAhaua-io1i
he Grand military division Of the f.ulf IL under n,
command OF hhloi- 'urer. mn; sheridan, snd Gun
, v ". siscuui department OF LOuisinns and 'oSr4
/ Mniol-Go.erl = < Laah, and Depsrtnen. o
! tior'dJ M Coo, .ai join 90 tosicr. Thus Gen
Sno,ionn hos military iW is.iC'ion aIs-ll.rpi
! 10 isiAl4, Texas and FLORIDA four stat@
co,Io,ra % -, ysSr,Sener' y uaieei. ,Sl
! ri.b.ace' the Department OF Columbia hriradisg
| Hcncr. CIV rFts sud tho D,plsinent Of CaliieG.ia
.ii,ary ~ r.dicton owe, tue otste- ct oison. Cali
/ ionn a-- h,,Ad: ana The tertilohe, " Idaho IDAHO
/ ststos rnd hyo tor. tore.
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Adjutant Generals Convention.

Troops Furnished by tho Different states.
Boston, JIiy 1.-THE Adiu.snt General. In con-
ventou TODAY, maae rcroris shosius the number Of
troos furnished ny tha following STATE. Maine,
$500 Killed and doi, 21,sI3 Vermont, SAP; ;
Connecticut biidN; Rhode Island, sa,3a5 West
Nirrin.a, .g,ui2, Aasstchusetts iNS,10G, New
HAu,SAiro. .l,s5,. ksntas 2L9i', renns, lyAnia,
36pou.; loua. J2,a5S. On motion OF ecu. wash
buruo IL voted TO petition Cou.es. TO deliver W
each Stale the nNFs captured hy III, rcrimeni. Of
furh state. TIE nlhgrf OF thr Convention visit
Rhode Island tO-mori ov " pArtsA' Oi clsm-i ako.
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Friday, -Buiy IL.
From WASHINGTON.
The Wary Harris Ca'c is5 ParGous Yes
tcrlay-I c;tGn 4 r.aiA-i hanSCs In the
irru-sury u, glrtmgat, i.tc.

Wds"'Ug.0r' Juy la.-I. 'iJh0's, SWefiu.cnd-
Suto the Hovciament .a1,no As,.rm, s.s recalled
to-da, by 10 p.os,outiop IN the n ~ ierri. Gaze
lie h.aycs e.a.. eyp,t-.ol tho opinion that 1t ce.-
cain oe o-s h"t",en the tiuo ,la. he ana GRO zen
IN i.r, AND 's sl.lll OF y. h. liI.folaI. she VIA
;g aye Do. nov catered ago exp sus'ioua On that
r ,ys l" --,l th-, tlo LoAie,4e va, oil insane
N,.,r.e. lcy. d.. B4gougAs, b.o.Aer Of TIE do-
.el.'4 was pl. 90 ID, s.ini agi ,c taci po-i,.ycy
rn.' me ,otUs .nTitinf meeting q, an ss,.lnGtIon
lo4'e vos' moi IN he b.othc-r hlravat.ns, A,-s
u,.r Lai c,ii,i un,a MIN, In Chicago, about the
au.l.r,.ipo tfo1e !o.e.'. md during mir interview
g.. .ctor sst M U,rr's, { lsk -ou whether. IN
%, ,nne thai ms brother Ea5 bsaa scsuGil cd
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IN. otpfes.ions Of svmpathy Pop Mr. Blrnutn were
uniysIsai Many vito ieAiYed ,he enormous los
GyinpAtl fot the salnt Onl man sat he considered
i national CALAMITY, 'or ~ io coIn,r ~ ~" woHd
WAS thee such collection OF "a iuJ'tcs collected
wi,h such labor, aud A. such great expense. Tie
Eryp'ian mummy, the Warrington lcgeir' the reNo-
lut nary relics and other Cu4lOstGs Oi lut nature
psre rpoken OF as an ropstable los one gentleman,
Who appesIed 10 lie a man OF roalih and position,
rematsed that he would have given : L'OJ iDr the
collection Of lhCls aoue "lhC clos iuHinest y -
bad enoush," said one, hut BarnHn win never
suyi,c tina. II IL hald ioi nm TO have to sag ihaI
what he took lie-um. 10 81 tost thtI :. zone ~
moment" "Nonrentc,' rrigi another, 'Earlum Is
no, Inc man 70 he kuorErI down h. such nlov Nd
thia You viii see hini nee out oI the asAr. aud
mako iuouey on, Of this husine e. Yes"
-siI sno,ner, hut he never can collect
such large number Of cnroriiies again" IL 70 n
hsrd ta,o certainly" pmarStG fourth, mt Bar
na.u will meet q SluHey 10 the ie.e" WtlIe the
retn,rked that Bsrnmu hid iust te.esIHphei 10 NJ.
nurI, his mGnaser INST ne Hould put up hre-prooi
building on the same -r0t The announcement va
r.c,y,d with intrn.e ,at.lag ton anu "rIdnt tel
YOU a." said the mud Nh1 thought lie kuo~ Btinum
70 we'll. The genera impression prevailed 1nAt hr
placed, and some ot tHcu coItsluly, never. IL Sss
also ssseIted that no amount OF Insurance named
would cover tneir YEue'
isJrErD rEIsoSs.
In the lam which follow ed tho explo-ion, reverM
pcaplo Weri severely iIiuled. John + Poole the
dramatic author hsl his gight arm badly cut hy fall
ing oy1' an ap9e-''ni a" 49,, ga lna hAa h,s "a
child ron. hose nance could not be as1ersined we're
u,9Ie u Ices lnluiei, a number OF hats clHnref
gsfncis and reYc al were rendered ufeiest, while
uuuBur OF o.heIs enc lot alto ether man sh0ec
name could got Dc Eacertainei Wa t,4ldmf Icsr the
A. Or llouse whoa the wall neIeat to kuoN's ieli,
and q sionl lJuldng acIoss struck him on the head
lie WUs ,a...tl away inhensble, aud Is wa.
fCr9Iei, 81 trtt that he wU- dead but
svb.a'iuGatl' NE rogou wgs oontrtdiotol
pave, arcl ior'y-nyo, had l9'h his lee.
irErtel B., the falling o. the d oad1Ay wall lie Is
- tg1H.,,d 10 .tcOyCr. lhUHl- Snpeton, Of II. d
T. - .lI H.. skull Aactlscd By thr falling Of one
o. the ouruIc0e, aud teyerI other hreWcn were in-
a D. NJ TF al IL TlHH "
iusl named hiohael Carbery clerk n the Po4t
OGce while assisting 10 put oJt th9 hIe on the
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p,dsos BsowrLow =, "shsr" the late seoesh
Methodist preachers with sharp stick. He wsnsS
,heir churchea 10 snip ,lem,snd JOIN the church
Nnta. lie speak. thus Of QUO OF tho preachers
Tive reyereud zig Iirty, Que 81 the rebel preach
OF the Old H1lsl0n conference gives out that he
vii No, Join 10 new organ zasion, but viii adhere
~ the old Eigle K Co. church. II will be time
enough for thi. old greasy btl to determine this
question whom tne now church agrees 70 take him.
We warn hisIoycrenh gotor up % strife that u Is
10. safe for HIN to travel In this END OF our State
viii e tlt petroleum mama IL raging. Some Of orr
oil T.cul.iors will take lease Il him aud bore
him tn oil. II this ID not done and no continues
liz Luy aud greasy Labitt, the session Of the leg
is'Eur0 Nill tai BIN As real estate"
rrr change Of eduorsh . OF the Richmond wnIs
VIA, mentioned In yclIcrlny's suN with a choice
q loisti1n FROM the new cdhor'' sru tatory, which
v a. quite m tee approved cop crhcaG style. This
0Ito,'s career wa short. Tho WuiG WAS sup
pressed by military order b'iorc socouh number
,.ul1 be issuct undor tDC rev ItCtuc AnoIhsr
expression OF tie sAmc silutntmy was thus; II am
nc My AMI ntl yIhly opposed tn the execution,
imprisonment or further tmDErra4sDenI Of any
person ~ho connected Ia Ally wAy, officially
Or Otherwise, with the late revolution All classes
and conditions Of our people have alike suffered
enough. lhe guilty anu tie innocent 1hEe have
drained The cup OF misery aud humiliation 10 ia
very dregs | am equally opposed 10 The mean,
brutal and cowardly policy 81 couhscaaoD The
posscss,on Of property, whether little or much, 10
not q crlme."
MoNrooMraY (A'a.) correspondent OF this
Nsw Orleans lTMIs Eri,os +" Zoe tpanumission
Of HE slave has been attended, m this locality.
Jyi.h consequences fstnl " 10 civilization OF ITO
nero, and Injurious to h" country. Idleness,
1isgolntenes- Snd all tbeir concoInitnut train Of
evils, reign suprens. The Southern planters, gem
teinrn o. cNperic &C. educat On-gyt, and OF PHI
l.nthropy- Hare D.echer Stowe, notwithstand-
ing view with feelings Of alarm this unhrdled in
fucnce s,iIi, nly allowed 10 class not yet emsrg-
I'll rom staie OF rcni -barbarism. They nstursry~
look wi.h feelings Of disgust and apprehension to
The sudden el' yAton Of Ile negro-but a. . sIblV'
gated people .bey must sUbu,it,"
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The Trade Convention.
The Niagara ship Canal Debate on Reel
prochy Noble Resolutions on the Turin
and National Debt.

Inc Niagara hip anal Ucbrtr on Reel
procty Noble Resolutions on the Turin
and National Debt.
Detroit, July Ia A retoluton vas adopted al the
meeting to-day, asking the Cove nor Of New York
State 10 recommend to the legislature the eniare.
ment Of the locks in the canals OF that state, TO
facilitate the passage OF shps by thu conjunction Of
chip canal. A resolution We, also palscd that the
Niagara chip canal thould be- cosstucted AZ the er.
pense OF the gcreNl Government, - CONNIE -eial
nece-sity; b., vote u t28 " -. o. the snhert OF
ReciproC lily, retolu'on si1ptoi spp win. 81
the uo;ice Tor tie Il. fninston OF the frc'rro,ity
tCaty. lonr ns us-ion hold on tlc -til ert o.
requesting TIE Pcsident OF the lritol state to eater
luto regotntions With The go, rrult. "; Of treat
lytReen the two countries Tor Iecpociiy aud com
merCiGl Intercourse hctsoen the lnitci Statys and
the several province of British North Ame'ra IN.
cluding British Columbia, the selslrk seiteusut and
Van COuvffs island upon ~ uc 'sls hich shsl he
inst and equitable 10 i pagtics. aud which AIS IA u.
incuge The irce navigation Of tic -, Law -cucc ~
ohtr aver. of British North America With oien M
WovCmeuts % the tivers aud 'Itat-CIl'nt OF far
canals ~ shail fCnder them aIcIiate for the require
meus Of the Nest, IN connection with the osoau.
The following rcsoutiouG reported by tho FINANCE
Committee, vere unanimously sdoptod
Brsolrai. That IL be recommended 10 the Govern.
men thar la an future tesd u-tirelt % the "a Il,
amt internal revenue The In dcrs 1t taxation dert
n. vices aud iuNutes oi the p-oi,, thus relieving
the lghorin. and Industrial Gas cs.
Rsso'rsi. ihat regarding tho National dob' a. a
rccuaiary ohigsuUu mot eacrcd iu 10 enafh' ct,
sncriccg viii We che, riulr lorne ths' nav W. uec',
ssrN to MAINTAIN the ~ Uusl Ci,ilit unimpeachsd AZ
all tnei Nnl uudeI al cirtumstau,es; aui tha,
even 10 llI OF st debt principal ani intnfctt cuu
md vii - difrhafgcd without toiArdng In the
slightest DEGREE ~" olWard putfr-r VI the nation in
TIC career 81 its property, soA,Lcss and slury.
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This was closely followed by mas
meetings in the capital and elsewhere
How strange il is that sll these
bloody minded men, who advocated the
"black ia" and mo quarters" upon
our street corners, eontented them
selves with words; and with 81 this
hate Of Yankees, never undertook to
find them at the front, where there
have been lots of them to be foUnd for
four years.
Mr.. D. said in one Of those Richmond
meetings, in his speech, ave viii teach
them that when they talk 70 Us they
talk 10 their masters"
Mr.. Stephens came home with but a
new cause Of sorrow, and those who
said he talked Of coming home To make
war speeches and denounce the terms
offered, simply lied. Before Mr.. Lin
coins death he thought ne was doing
favor to him not to includeithat offer Of
four hundred millions in gold in the
published report, for it would be used
70 the injury Of Mr. Lincoln by those
OF his enemies who would talk about
taxation and the debt
MIR. Stephens has frequently express
ed no apprehensions, should the for
tunes OF war throw him into the hands
Of Mr.. Lincoln, and said he would not
get out OF the way of 3 raid were 1t
not for appearance, on account of the
office he held. He spoke OF Mr.. Lin
coin a. an old friend who had generally !
voted with him in Congress, and who
had gocd heart and fine mind, and
was undoubtedly honest
This much we have written in vindi- 1
cation Of our assertion, when the terms
were offered, that they we're not dis
honorable" We so remarked At the |
time the conference ended, and for 60
doing were scohed st and reviled by the |
Administration press of the South, who |
endeayored TO excite the public against !
US by raising the mad dog cries Of re-
constructionist, enemy to the SOUTH
ern cause" &c
We have also felt it duty to give |
Mr.. stephens statement 70 the public, /
as evidence that when master Of his /
own acts he hid no part Of the truth /
from any one who asked for it.
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NV FcEE, Juls 2s.--rhs T---lrsr-.-s,
saTss Presisszs 1ehasca vas 49, So
able to sstsud C.li-ss -sssa-r. 49,
Vas very hsisf, "a cazssszsz-a 81 kls i.sl,-
posiiisu.
All % ne ns-se-s vs-e r-uss-s ars
Secretary Seward, ana &C. 5 ez3srst-ct ils-
The qusiiisa 81 F-oval,11s Esrs-z.- e.
South Care'iza vas sl-lsz & r--i-- -
present. eaud-islss e. iast r-1.s.-a ~ As
% Be very h1Pesll 81 saecsu.
A R,ehnosd Ps7a- s-.t.a saai tas-ss.l
Euerriila, Mssay, ass assa rzrols1 Az =
aoE resting e. a.l h-as a. css-a,asr.zs
Ire Pataas'sr sels-lI LIS be s-ssss
ht Jask-ans s.-aus-rs. NeF M--ksi.
Woodstock, aui ether PISA szsst "a -
sheuaudeah FslcT. V.rei1a
The Noriia ca-rssPczis-cs Eca .
sPe-iai ccrrsspozisrf. sszE 81 a lsaus-
thrcegh re souia. dsies CEunsls. ssu.1
Csroiina, ATS, iauli b tsa-,-a51s s-rss ,f
affairs g. sxstiug "a iaa tFtet 81 ss.-aa-l
march. Tie assl-ncEsa O c,i-nl-a l,-as
lsa I've huudTsd lsrss 81 s1-Gayt ia -u-ls
He 'ays ii i 50 6gurs 81 sPsseh q 49, -ass
tao people are stsrvinF
laafo are diragrasnclt1 Ezrr 1au1-
sross, thairemrlaysrs. SD tAaPass c1z~
mAzdsnis bus mei, 81 tae tlacts u-s ~
work, ba, e. Waat terms thsT a. "a ae-=.
nor a. ihsir eur,oTsrs, tss1gh t1sa q e.
taut thsT are g. Save sls-1
aud cisthiag
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ANU DVNNa AnO Va 0teeto MS Ato AAPAVaNa
The Chicago Times, next to the Gin
Enquirer the most persistent advocate
ofthe Calhoun theory of State Rights in
the North, acknowledges the complete
overthrow of that heresy. One para
graph in its editorial Is worth remem.
being:
"The ideas of Calhoun relative to
secession have been overthrow by
force. They never can again, in this
country, obtain a prominence which
will enable them in perceptible de-
gree to influence the conduct of the Gen
eral Government. The principles of
Calhoun spread. with as. regular q
growth after his death as during his
life. The secret of their power was
their adaptation to the strengthening
of single institution upon which the
wealth of the South was supposed to
depend and their indirect appeal to an
ambition which saw in the dismember
ment of the Union an exclusive posses
sion and extension of empire which in
Guided half Of one Of the first CONT
nents, and capacity to seat itself on
one of the most desirable portions of
another. His doctrines were addressed
to the pride and passions of men. They
were not based upon any great moral,
political or religious truth "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Last Chance Fnr Rarrnins-

The sutler Goods at A. 4 NJ. Landsberg,
corner Public Square and Market are row
being closed cut. These must be sold re
gGrdicss Of price. Now is your time 90 goa
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cigsrs.
Canned Fruit, Oysters, ssrdines, notions
and Hats Convince yourself BY calling
there.
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Fine Whisky, Brsndies, Wines and Porter;
Hostettsr's, Cedron and Eobaek's Bitters;
Ayre's, Hurly's and Bulls sarsaPsriHa, for
sale at the lowest cash rates at T. ". Fos-
tsr's, No. IS Public Square. Dr. n. Q.
Smith attends to the eOmpOunding Of pre-
scriptions.
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We resFecll1-ir ar11a--r f. a.
friends aad pl.ro-s ssrs 10 lrea r---a-st
our Ice cFeaE eal1rr erE-r ar. ed
hope % Faceivc tta sane re-r-rr- t.a
has ocel o. L1c-a.lT e1s.lEe. Cd eI rrrrr
season. We have aluaTl CT tar1 -
touary of tl k.at1. ana -n r~f urEr-
Cream uisis 10 1rier llr nr-l.-s. a.e-
.tarrr n rraar.
jsIjun nE.-.1 c1s-g r....l
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$40 Reward.

CTRAVKD from the rezdeacs Of the subscriber.
- corner Of Vine ami Bes streets. south Nash
vie, on Sunday morning the nth inst large bsy
Horse, bacz maIe snd tai, one mind an lie litile
enlarged and linps little, has the letter brand
ed 90 his ught hi, about 10 or II years Old In to-
erabiy good Wor6ng order. he Wss bought q
kandl Br0gr, nytng on Demua brAns street. I
Vii g7e thA ah0Fe reward e my psgso1 Who Win
deliver him % ne e my residence, OF = any otsce
on Gay stros6, betRson CAerTy sna Summer.
iunsal-a J, II. oous6EHa
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adams Z o.. VIZ d 1Eai al Go. 8. Sra
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u suthcfizct FL stfr1t -1 fEe s
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A RltIrE zoe 80 ,rszsl.i "a e tal
oreain 6 Elna geE- Eeeas eos 80
1lai1taaces. 81 vel aa Fc1res "a Er
Ike 81 gel IA 81 q, l-t se --.ar klsE slr1
meaua 20 ad1p- HaH a g1l -alln
'saai'iy yoar tse-1s azl ,slTr y--E l-tz.a
pure and sHeel.
sold D. DruEriIzs- 1rs---ras.1
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Applications for Pardon 70 be Referred
10 the PrnTislOnal GoTernOrS.


The Attorney General has issued 3
circular letter to the various Provision
al Governors, asking their cooperation
in the settlement ofcases arising under
the Amnesty Proclamation He says
he will hereafter refer applications for
pardon, with all necessary papers, 10
the Governor Of the State in which
persons reside, and viii ask reports
from them, first a. 70 whether the pc
titioners viii make useful and peaceful
members Of society; second, whether
proceedings have been commenced
against them under the confscation act
third, if his property Is now in the pos
session Of the United States Among
the reasons why the Attorney General
says that these cases viii be thus refer
red 10 the Governors aforesaid, is this,viz
that the President Is anxious 70 avoid
the risk Of granting pardons 70 per
sons who are not 70 be trusted with the
control Of that class which hiss happily
" been converted BY the rebellion
from slavery 10 freedom, and TO which
the Government looks in the not lar
distant future for support, As from IN
telligent and loysl citizens.
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As We are assafiohsss Prac,, an cl-
Brlnk hlua ana BE- Nerrr.

4 he pare ola szar1rtei fert. s1errF. u1-s-
~, llrraal alt c.srss r .1-1, u IL --1r rrl
Hlackberry h-artT, Clnu 1=-es. -.zsa-s.
-chnPp1s halaul din- ana -rr 1ter
liquors 60 uuDcreEs % ue1E1z. lae-a
cata1.ca az lllIort every t1a-r.r1.r 90 -
i1und ai ~. ". r1sls1's r--.--r ..-ar. S..
- College slrts.. GaatFll1. razz-
maYIs-.f
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Batter pepot.

Butter or Ice always on hand at the
Butter Depot Of Clark & Gregory. Fami-
lies may always get good Fresh Butter or
Ice, in quantities. 10 suit, at the Butter De-
pot, So Broad street.
ie2-lm CLARK & GEEaoRr.