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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-12
BOOTS AND SHOES!
N E. w S II 0 G. X
NEW STYLES!
CHEAP!

Just received, large and we'll selected, stock
Bo6Ts, sHoES, and GA llf of every de-
scription, and of the latest styles. Ladies, in
want Of good and nice fitting shoes, for them
selves and children, at very moderate prices,
will do well to call at No. 50, King st
feb 15-tf JOHN T. EF Ans.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
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philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti
mora Railroad


COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY I'd, 1855.
Trans i Leave Depot, ,oerner Broadstrest and Wash.
ington Avenue. asfollows;
Expross train at AIS a. m, Mondays excepted for
Baltimore ssd Washington, stopping at Wilmington Per
ryville Hsyrededrace, Aberdeen, and Mag
Delaware Rail Road Train at 900 a m, (sundsys
oeped) for Princess Anne Milford aud 'n'srmeoa'e
wsvlnaii trslnat sIb, IN. Sundays excepted, ,lfor
mont and all Regular Stations between Wilmington and
ald Baltimore. -
RIpress train at 400 p. M tsuudays excepted, for
Baltimore and Washnslon' stopping at Chester CLAY
vile, Havre-dcGracs, Aberdeen, Porrymans Magnolia
and Stemners Run
Passengers from Bl,linore for Fortress Monroe. Nor
folk, City Point and Ream'ud, will take the ii46 g. H.
stoppluset all stations between
Philadelphia and Wilmington -
Leeye Philadeiphia at 900, 1880, a.. a.30, 90,
and II 80 p. The l3O ifaiu connects with Della
ware r. r. for Harrington ant Intermediate stations
Leave WILMINGTON d30 7lb $50 q. M, @oo, o.ooi
rr.in. fot New oasts leave Philadelphia 800 ui,
Tho716A A. NJ IRAN IRON Wilmington will not stop
~ '''i TMRSuaH TRAINS FROM BALfIM0RE.
Leave wILM1NGroS M Mltoo U, a 20, and 1000 " m
CHEsrER FOR pHlhADELPHlA
Leave oHEs TER at 40, $40 and lol4 o. M, l$o,
From BhLrIMOKgto to Phila phis-Lsave Baltimore,
rs a. m, way-Mail s2oa. IN, Express lilo p. m.
E5Rssss go P M E,P5Sss ,.va 44s and
s.b2 a. M. ana 33s p, m an - M
Trains for Baltimore leave WILMINGTON at b23 sss,
FREISifr 1 m TkAINs with Passenger Car. attached will
leave follows Wilmington Tor perryvie and inter
nediats Stations at 500 Baltimore Tor Hnyre de-
Grace and Inte mediate Stations at I4b p Perry
Wills for Wilmington and Intermediate Stations at 800
a IN. connecting at W imiugIon with the a. m, train
for Philadephia.
S u NDAY TR A s.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 4l6 a. m. for Baltimore and
sshington, stopping at Wilmington, Perryvile, Havre
8. Grace Aberdeen Porrymans Magnolia and Stem
mNr's Run,
tGHr EXPRESS II 90 p. N. for Baltimore and Wash
nxton stopping At Chester, Thurlow Linwood, Clay
t-out Wilmington, Newark, Rlkton, North-East Perry
vile and Havre-de-araco. m
special Train viii leave Phoielphia for wilmington
and intermediate Stations at ll.30 p. m.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave BALTIMORE at S45 M, stopping at Havrede-
Grace Perryvile and Wilmington Also stops at Elkton
and Newark to take passengers for Phadelphia AND
cave passengers from Washington or Balttnorol and
Chester to passengers from baltimore Washington
Lave Wilmington for philadelphia at $50 p. IN.
II. \. KENNEY, Superintendent
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
WIN. m. REYNOLDS

" Offers for sale farm of 105 neres Of land, OF al
- excellent quality, situated "a of a mile frop'
Esa5l Lewisve, Pa, on the road leading from New
Alark to oxford, New London to Elkton. The
buildings are good comfortable dwelling, baFn, wagon
house. spring house with good variety of fruit. The
we'll watered fencing good, 20 acres OF timber
OF good quality 1t lays in good neighborhood,
miles from the Baltimore Central hailroad and about
the same distance from the Philadelphia, Wilmington
aud Baltimore Railroad 1t will lie sold low, and terms
will be made to suit Apply to Reynolds, Rea Estate
Agent, Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

AAlA That valuable Farm of Mr.. Oliver EasthurH
fE;HNf containing 2lLhcTcs Of very productive land
AA.~.<A The situation Is hi4h and beautiful, mile
and quarter from Newark. Delaware 10 acres of
Chestnut wood land, would 1900 posts and rails
sell and plonty left the firm; Stone dwelling 80 by
s3 iee with 10 kitchen l6 by 10 feet Stone barn
10 by 10 feet SMOKE ice. wood and hay house, all in
good order, aud a good Tenant House with rooms
plenty all kinds fruit aLd the very best Of spring
wEtsr. This Ia a Farm worth having and will he sold
low VI applied for Don, the owner Is about leaving
| tho state WM. BRIGHT Il son,
aug B-tf Real Estate Agents, Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia al
Lave Philadelphia atsOo p, m. Wilmington 7ss
h, for New Castle. ,,
Passengers to and from Baltimore go through
without stopping over at wimlngt as heretofore
Passengers leaving Baltimore at 72S NJ. ior Eaa
tern Shore will change at New Castle junction.
Passengers from Eastern Shore to Baltimore will change
at Wilmington. - N
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

number OF building lots Tor sale at the following
figures If applied Tor soon,
40 feet Il land ut the Corner OF Third aud Jefferson
Sta. Price only sl4 per It.
~ feet, or THIRD Street, between M'nroe and Adams
Street Price only g. per foot.
50 feet On 4th Stre~t between Monroe and Adams
Street Price only tlu per It.
Those desiring cheap aud desirable building l"ts ait
mated in one a ha hiuri-hiuE sections OF tho city
she uid examine above before purchasing eseNbee'
compare with prices obtained per foot, fer
proparty at lest halt mile further from the Hsart OF
IL cLtu IN 4 s. s NkEl T.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
sto0m IioaI Line 10 sImyrna.

ON and after TUESDAY June 9th the
q. .sSlk-- Nsteamor "swa NJ will commence regular
dE<lssfssa44atripa between PHILADELPHIA and Smyrna
Leaving Bombay Hook Landing, every Monday Wed
uesday and friday, at O'Clock, A. ", for Philadelpha
Rotnrninr ie4ve Arch Street, wharf, philadelphia,
At s O'Clock A. NJ, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
for Smyrna touching Mt Chester pennsgrove New Gas
tle Delaware City aud Port Penn ,,,,
az Stages for Duycr Ltp-ici Smyrna and oollinS
po.nh c,n ncct ~ IN ma line june Ar
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

49, Wishes TO purchase land or a farm, between
ErH Wiimlng ton and Clay mont, where their is II
l geod view OF the river Delaware, lie also wishes
put improved farm Milford or Camden,
Delaware and as Station he get. There
N ust be good dwelling not wanted. also wish to
bay about with small dwelling thereon. thst
would cheap. Persons having such to dispose OF
will drop me particulars WM, u REYNOLDS,
Real Estate Agent.
sent 3-3t Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
HOTEL TOR sALE.

A. A That large and beautiful three story Rrck
SENHQ Hotel. known AZ the Logan House, 1T the
lG,EEI ner of Delaware Avenue and Dupont street,
the City hallway Depot in the City of Wlmin gton
This is splendid property has % rooms all private
with hall in the centre large ball room and doub
ors With as hot and cold water through the house
aud rat ,ar all in plets order with pc rches
on two sides the house. The lot is 60 feet in. front
and lis feet deep. This ia Of the very best Hotel
Properties in the City and may in Aiew years double
in value, it will be sold low and very easy terms.
WIN. BHIGHT SON Real Estate Dealers,
aug l6-9m- Wilmington Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

fHE desirable property situsted Water and Orange
Streets Wilmington, Del THIS property Ia s-petddly
located for Lumber Coal trade, extends rom the
Rircsi TO tho Chrisiaa river, distance Of I6G feet
with wharfage ofG7s feet aud nine feet Of water At
low tide. For further psrtio uiars apply to
JOAN A HARBlS.
yl2tf corner ater ahd Orange sta
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
r PENINSULAEs IsAlh Road LIN
g E a % q
SOUTH.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1865. Trains for
the Accommodation OF Passengers will leave ~ follows
IL E..k kl..r
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
The Best Now in Use.

The Best Now In USE
This Machine max - four different -tit hos WIN 's
~ ordinary Aachines m IKE one aud Win ~
littlo Machery The results OF repeated tests s orch
all We could desire AMI is requested ss househ"i ne
cessi'y, when fnlly appreciated. II viii hem
fell Bind Gather Braid, Quilt ard gather and e." on
rele At the iime 1t has springs to yet "ut '
order, ami will last life time fnrthet Information
NAV be had by applying TO A. T.. STEVEN ON Agen's
Cor 9Th and King sEs Wilmington, Del" Up stsiFs)
iuly 1917
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

-r- We have tor sale Gfist Mil, one OF
vlJsI-lns<N the best business stands u New Castle
s,.,. Comfy with never failing power,
A sIAaH5 he Race and Dam never get order,
dong IUge and profitable bus
ue.s AprIy 10 WA BRIGHT SON,
Red Estate deaier.,
an 9f-Bp Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
CneaP Coal.


s3N The Subscribers have and intend keep.
TTNE ing con stantly on hand, full supply OF
AdAfLthe very best Locust Mountain and She
eHse~ naudoah Coal Of all the different sizes, care,
fnlv screened and prepared for family which will
he sold from Boats at NJ Poole Co.'S wharf Orange
Sraat ana To cheaper Lhan be
bought at any Of yards for the quality OF COAL
Persous wishing puIo chase will find to their adVan-
tage to call and before purchasing elsewhere.
anil or FOUT BRo1 HER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
A neslrahla Farm tOr Sale

A On theNcw Castle aud frenchtowu Turnpike,
{E @ls. rom ND" Castle aud i from willa,as'
,pd divided INTO convenient tillagcs The improvements
ne two story rir ,u-e. nearly new; Frame Granary,
tablIng sc. Price $40 per acre. Terms accommodH-
M Possession given this fall 1t desired. Apply to
TALLEY ALRICII, 404 Market St,
Wilminrtou. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

G. s: G. S. s. GRUBB,
Brokers
REAE ESTATE AGENTS
s. T. Corner 3rd and Market Streets,
Entrance on Third Strentl
WILMINGTON DEL. .,,,-.
Stocks Of all Rind- bought and sold iu the Wilmington
aud Pha leiphl markets.
Particular attention given to the Sale Of Real Estate
Fivo-twenties SoyeR-thirte-, rcu tOres, w. >. bs
Coal and Wilmington National Bank Stocks, hougbt
aud sold Commission.
FOR SALE desirable square Of INnt, laying betweep
7th and sth sta. and Monroe aH1 Thomson Ste. This
square he divided into 80 building tots or oan De
used US whole i,t Miuuf,ctui,us rn' pesos. o
q s.& : 8. Gkubb
FOX SALE
AA AN elegant residence a'l r'rln aiiaeh sd
tIEN III acres, about mllei from mo city OF VIZ
ltllEW mington The mansion - 40 by Is feet, witt
back builinss all in good order, the barn, carriage
house shedding. ice house, wok shop aud ihrm hoh-e
are ali Ia complete order The mansion has heaitrll
lawn in front hli,d with trees shrubbery, &c fiih-
rate water door aul inside of house. water IN every
hcld The pace viii he shown by Henry Grant on the
premises to aa, desiring splendid home aud farm,
n Apply /. : =. GRuBB.
R,,' Estt't Agts, Viii, Del
FJR SALE hnc property VI 70 acres, near TIE city
FOR SALE desirable tarin VI l'l acre, aheut3 miles
from III" city
EORsALE farm nf Ia Acres atcut i mi tirom the
FOR SALE Five Acres OF Marsh At the cun1LoDee of
til . christisua sal Brsndywins Greeks. -
ep23 q. :. :. 8. GRUBB,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
GrimshaW and McCabe,

Real Els tate A ge II t,S,
No. 302 Market Street, End Story, over De-
Normandie's China Store,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
a., The underu!ghed having entered into the pur.
- chase nj sale Of Roa Estate 0ffer two yaius-
s.ssI bic Country seats Wilmington. A slaugh
Illter and leo House, in Church Street, between
eth and 7th streets Dwelling Houses; within the city
one hundred farms, large and small suitable tor truck
fruits, Brdgevtlle aud Milford, Del. Building
Lots. feb b-N
JAMES McCABE. A. II. GRIMsHAW-
building Lois fer sale.
, Desirable Building lots, on Gilpin Avenue,
SNn& near Union Avenue, block from City Rail
E!M road.
NlAR Ose lot 65 by lsb feet, Adams Street.
and bounded by Wawasset Street, and BrandywipI
delightful situaiion for q College.
GRIMsHAW MeCABR, Real Estnte Agents.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
Improved Tomato Bottles.

WILLIAM HARE, has made important i'm
w proyement his celebrated stone Air Tight Jars
for preserving Tomatoes, rendering them certain TO
keep aud simple to seal There is no Jar or Can that
will compare with them Put your Tomatoesl in these
Jars il You would have them keep Call at the Pottery,
No a6 French Street, above SeoOnd WiGlington Del.
anantitx dasiIed mug l6. Pms.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
PORTABLE HEATERS.
STRAY DOG. .

Came to the premises Of the subscriber en-
H. Thursday last, large slzs1 dog, OF the shep
N9hsrd breed; black back, legs brown. The
owner have him by proving property asd paying
charges. q. W, BALI.OO,
aug l3.lm 233 Market 81.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
ron SALE.

~ Ny Cottage House. containing eleven roons, with
M furniture or not J. "A. BROWN,
&1A sept 3-4t New Port Pike.
TO LET,-PoR TERM OF YEARS THE LARGE
i building containing nifty rooms, formerly known as
the Living Home to be the sixth Avenue Hotel
Rent $1,000. inch ls-tf1 J. BROWN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

Your attention Is invited to my large and elegant
stock Of Brussels ThrcePly snd Ingram CARPErlNdsl
Of the best makes and newest designs; Also WOO
Dutch Cottage, List and Rag CARPETS, OIL Cloths,
window Shades, etc, will be sold low holesale and
Retail, for Cash J. i, DELACFolA'
No. 81 South Second Street, above Chestnut,
anv 3O-3tn Philadclp
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

Tho subscriber having had long experience in preparing
The Best and only Popular Medicines,
Of every description the OF the various dlseees y
which horses cattle subject he urgently feques
tho farmers OF Delaware AMI the adjacent oonnues ~
Maryland and Pennsylvania, to call at his store,
600 WaSt Ero11rsth Street,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19
Mobile Items,

We condenso the following from the Tribune OF
the 18th
ga riot occurred in Mobile on Monday afternoon
last, among the negroos ct the African Church.
Some 800 or 400 negroes sd met there to appoint
delegate to go to Washington, to represent the
interests OF the discharged negro soldiers in the
matter Of recovering for them their bounties.
They soon quarrelled and broke up in q row. The
discussion Wa. continued in tho street, in worry
angry and excited manner. A negro named Bat
Ter fired into the crowd, the ball taking effect in
freedman. The officers OF the police now came
and arrested Butler after considerable trou blo
Several negroes interfered with the officers, and
brickbats filed the air; knives and clubs were
ii0urished freely and negro follow named Bris.
tor made n dash at officer FOWLER with huge
bowie knife. large negro named Amzi Brown,
came TO FowLERs relief, knocked Brister down aud
soon after he too was prisoner and locked up in
the guard house. The officers compliment Amzi
Bcown very highly for his behavior on the occa-
sion, and say but for him Fowler would certainly
haye been killed. Brown also aided to restore
order IN the prowd and make arrests Of other tur-
buient spirits: The man shot in the crowd was
not expected to live."
A "steam DYER In Mobile heads his advertise.
dyos 70 Er,i"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19
The National Express Company.
G,Trom baltimore Gasette.l

The National Express and Transportation Com
pany has iutr du;ed into its bl.iless q novel and
very iupnrtaut feature, by which large additional
and valu able packages. It has effected arrange.
ments with a number of leading Insurance Com
panies, principally in New York, such as the SUM-
Security, Manhattan, Metropolitan and Phoenix
by which the entire contents of tho money chests
of tho Express Company are insured against com
mon carrlers's risk: In addition to tho liability of
the Company for all l'sses the shipper has, there.
fore, the further security Of these welI-Rnown In-
surance Companies, whose capital and surplus
assets rcpl escGt total value of about SIS 600 OOO
and who, by the transportation policies now issued
place themselves, in fact, in tho stead of the Ex
press Company, and bind themselves to MAKE
gooI oil Losses for which it, ss common carrier,
can be held responsible.
The policies of the several companies under
writing the risk generally cover an amount OF
$50, oach. The The az aggregate amount covered by
rally Of short duration, and are constantly re-
peated, this gives but faint idea of the m igui-
tudo or the proposed insurance. 1t is no unusual
thing, for money alone, to the amount of $500 00e
to be transported at one time to New York. and
asimisr amount may very easily be coming at
the same time in an opposite direction, while
Baltimore and Richmond. or Cincinnati, or be-.
tween Cincinnati and Chicago, or st. Louis. It
will readily be understood, therefore, that a risk
in some instances several times day :, the same
route, may very easily swell up to l.. ge amount
and 1t Is not at all an extrayagant assertion to
iuahe, tiat nTst-class Express can very easily
do business under such policy or policies to the
amount Of $50, ,000, 900 per annum.
AS an insurance operation it certainly promises
to be one Of magnitude hitherto unknown. The
idoa was conceived by the National Express and
Transportation Company, for the purpose OF in =.
spring confidence from the start in the friends of
the company by Offering to ali shippers OF money
or valuables large and undoubted security, such
as could be offered by no other single company
The scheme was carried out and the arrangements
finally perfected by our well-knovn Insurance
Agent, Mr. Thomas D. Johnston, who acts as
agent for the Insurance Companies, underwriting
makes its returns. The Insurance premium Is
paid by the E1press Company out of its receipts,
ho charge whatever being made for the additional
security thus provided.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19
BY TELEGRAPH,
Congressional News.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-In the U. g. Senate, Mr..
SUMNER presented apetition from colored citizens,
asking that tho second clause Of the pending
Constitutional amendment be stricken out and one
substituted for it, declaring that no Congressman
from the South be allowed to sit in tho House OF
Representatives. who is not chosen by at least half
Of the loyal men Of the district without reg ard to
color.
He also presented petition for the trial Of
JEFFERSON DAVIS by Court Martial, and said in
connection that the trial of DAVIS at Richmond at
the present time would bo one of those great
comedies which would hereafter excite the dersion
Of the world.
The petition was referred to the Committee on
Military Affairs.
The business Of the House to-day was mainly
confined to Tax Bills
New York Market.
New York, May 1s.-Cotton firm, sales 1900
bales at SEC. per lb.,
Raphael semmos Not Allowed to Act
Judge Until Pnrdoned.
MOBILE, May 18.-The Eoening Ne,os publishes
the following order
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF ALABAMA,
May II, 1866. !
In compliance with instructions from the Presi-
Qent Oh tne Oniteu ptatcs, ~ ls neTeDy ulrecteQ
that RAPHAEL SEMMEs be not permitted to hold or
exercise the function OF Judge Of the Probate
Court of Mobile County, or any other civil or po.
utioaI Office of trust while he remains unpardoned
by the President.
By order Brevet MAJ. Gen. CHAs. r. WOODS.
A. RAMSAY WININGER,
Assistant Adjutant General"
Judge BOND will perform the duties Of tho Office
. in the mean time.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

Judiciary, reported bill to change the place and
Hhe 81 M or holding United States courts in Virginia.
and provides that the time for commencing court
fesslons shall be tho first Mondays III May and
provision giving tho Chief Justice powors to
Cali special sessions was stricken out, and the bill
as thus amended WAS passed. This postpont a th.
trial at once from juno to December. and in tie
meantime the Radicals llopo that AIR. Davis will
dic Ill prison, as he IL quito likely to do if his cn-
nncment is protracted that long. 1t is understood
that that the e.; House e. judiciary Committee will re-
port pl'l for the trial Of il ferson Davis by mil
ltsry tribunal for alleged acts in violation Of the
usages OF warfare and for direct completely in the
assassination of Lincoln. The report ia aIf ready
together with vast mass or what they call cvi,
dence, and which they say is ample to convict and
hang him.
THE RECESS.
1t is now said that tho idea of recess has been
aba doned, and that Congress will continue in
session until October. There is no pruspect Nh At
tho bnsiheas OF the session can be completed be-
are getting leave Of absence for u few weeka, aud
will take brief holiday and then return. In this
way there can always be enough h members on hand
to constitute quorum.
THE COLORADO VETO
The Presidents Acting Private Secretary. Col,
cooper, delivered to tho Senate to-day message
III writing, containing the objections of the Pres-
cent TO the bill for the admission OF Colorado into
the Union as 3 ate. This announcement created
some little surprise, as an unautIenticated rumor
Just previously prevailed that the bill had been
made to proceed with the consideration Of the
message but the majority preferred to take an
early start with it tomorrow. 1t was not for
mally laid before tho Senate, and therefore not
read. For this reason the message cannot now
be presented to tho country.
But 1t was privately perused by several Sena-
tors, who say it takes tho ground that the eroc.
ton OF Colorado as State is at present unneces-
ssry for the welfare OF tho people. Nor is it
clearly established that the alorty desire or are
prepared for such change. The population is
Insufficient, and has diminished rather than in
creased. In addition tc these and other reasons,
It ID stated, the President says !: Caution should
be exercised in the admission of new States, and
especially as eleven Of the States are now without
representation, and all should be consulted as to
who shall become members of the Union:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19
Journalistio Courtesies.
[From the Ne,o York Ne,os, May

IFrom Ht Neio York Neios, Hay 16.]
card appeared in Ger tain OF tho city journals
on Saturday, over the signature OF ''M. q. Stan
ley" rehectiDg upon the editor OF this paper. We
hope, for tho sake OF the reputation OF Journal
ism, that disqualification of this card was through
carelessness on the part OF subordinntes in those
establishments, and WAS without the knowledge Of
the responsib BILE editrs.
Nov, gentlemen OF the press, what if Levi Cole
ohauhcey johnson, or Probst, the PhiladoIphia
murderer, should address to US q card Indirectly
rejecting upon your character, think you that we
Daily News2 We have too much respect for our
vocation to assist in rendering it q vehicle for CIV
ing publicity to the sandf rs Of such despcable
are surprised tn At you should have boon 30 negii-
gent "a not to have avoided the prostitution of
your Journals to the service OF branded sccun-