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nrnnes FOR the right Cod gives ne TO sec TIE rght"
!Appiausei Only last month the British Chan ceior OF
we Exchequer IN defending his Reform bin, which Lois
tns word OF promlse to the ear 10 break it 10 Ia,
nope exclaimed: This Is nation of oasses aud ,ousf
remain So" If may BIO pardoned for replying woulf
say THIS Is nation OF eeDef and IL must Teman ss
hnnlause Faithful 70 the traditions OF our fathers IN
sympah,zng with oil Who long for the maintenance os
advancement or liberty In MeycO Ok England in ireland
OF violations OF the law, with recognition Yon ocean 10
ocean, North and south alike Of the right Of all Citizens
and thus TO have voice In the country their blood
must defend Our centennial ami gersary OF the Declara
ton OF independence viii find entire. nation
recognizing the great truths OF that immortal Ng0ra
Chdrtd enjoying fame wide the world and eternal az
the stars with prosperity that shall eclipse n future all
the brightest glories OF the past ~
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The Richmond Enquirer thus retreats from ia
Petersburg to its Appomattox Conrt- Housa.

Petersburg to its Appomattox Court House:
"Let the law take equal care Of White and Black ,t
1t look them with equal eye; but let the social
proprietes and necessities which of the differ
ences between the races and require their separation DO
forgotten neglected Let intemarriage be strictly
forbidden and not left to caprce and lei there H.
separate schools separate colleges separate churches
separate accommodations In places OF entertainment ard
in arrangements for sojourn or travel"
in so far as social intercourse is concerned.
we recognize and uphold the right of each to
consult his own tastes exclusively. No one has
right, till invited, to sit at another's table.
nor to dance at another's ball. II any choose
TO establish and maintain separate schools.
separate colleges, separate churches Though
the latter are not allowed in any country
where Slavery still exists-let them. But
where the State provides public schools and
seminares, we are not clear that any children
whose parents choose to send them can right
fully be excluded, especially where population
is SO sparse that separate schools for White
and Black must be burdensomely expensive
or glaringly inconvenient. To say that only
half the children in district may attend q
public school, may often render impossible The
maintenance of any school at all.
We disapprove Of intermarriages between
Whites aud Blacks but we more strongly rep
rebate immoral connections The Enqutre,'s
silence with regard to these is significant.
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p,r;no tho war the Richmond papers were

During the war, the Richmond papers were were
fun OF the grossest abuse Of Abraham Lincoln nm"
Yankees" aud forth When we got batch OF .hI
we always published the most violent OF ther
and had good laugh ut them for the next W. ia 81
We got angry. We took their attacks IN me ps
hum0r. lNew-iorh nei
Singular! but ice did precisely the same tplns.
Whenever The Herald came hand with articles sbusso
Of Abraham Lincoln we copied them and never thcugns
of getting angry The Reroids famous "smutty JOKE,
article had an unprecedented in the Southern pros
and they all took it Gin the best OF humor.
Richmond Whig
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The Evening Post publishes and approves the
following act of the lately adjourned Legisla-
fura of Illinois.

lOioWiuB uCt VI tuc iulclJ dtyOuluSu LcSisht-
ture of Illinois,
SECTION ANY person who shall bring into this State
any seed OF the Canada thistle. whether the same be IN
the packing OF goods grain grasseeds or otherwise
and permit the same to be disseminated 80 TO yegetate
on any land In this State such person shall DO liable TO
penalty Of 600 TO DO recovered by action or debt or
aAdbs before any Justice Of the Peace Of tho proper
SEC Every person owning possessing land In tins
State who shall permit the Canada thistle to mature ana
disseminate its seed land owned or possessed Dy
them ), shall be liable to penalty or 49, 10 DO re-
covered as specihed In the fret section OF this act
Of course, ire heartily approve this act; but
how Free Trader can consistently approve it,
we do not comprehend. What becomes OF his
fundamental axioms--"T The world is governed
too much 1.-THE best government is that
which governs leastr-&c.. &c. May not
man "do what he likes with his ownp Read
Jeremy Bentham, Hazlitt, or even Mill, and
tell us where you find authority, in his funda-
mental propositions, for Furnishing citizen for
deyoting his own land to the growth OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

The appearance of perhaps the most eminent,
certainly the ablest loyalist of New-Orleans,
among the speakers at the Anti-Slavery Con-
ventiOn yesterday, was an event. AS long as
Thomas J. Durant has been LOuisianian, he
has held Abolitionist opinions. He has there
fore brought no new-found convictions with
him To the North,
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Total. .,...r.,...,l.....:......r......sl,io 9,3e

1Wa@ :s.iS: .t::'il''...'...'' "
SOME Of these items are just and proper.
so that the Councils should have inserted
them. Thus the appropriation for Judgments
will be of no effect unless there are judgments
against the City which ought to be, must ee
paid, But what right had the Legislative Co
add $I99,5OO to the ample list of Donations
sent up by the Councilsi or to compel the City
to pay 100000 toward building an Inebriate
Asylum' or to tax us for "srchng over the
"cut in the Fourth Avenue Z" That cut was
made by the Harlem Railroad for its own
benefit, and should be arched at that roads
proper cost And so it would have been had
no money been paid to foist this rascally item
into our Tax-Levy. These glaring robberies
must be stopped by the Constitutional Con-
yention.
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~ An account of the Turner and Gabriel IN
surrectionS IN Virginia, Turf NeCs, Coart, re-
ports, the Money Article, and Markets, w'n DC
found on the second page; Card from ne Cor
poration Attorney to Officers concerning the In
cenSe bureau on the third page, and Literary
Items on the Sirth page.
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The YACHT HESRiETTA.-Brady has photographs"
from an English print spirited picture OF the eeio
brated yacht Henrietta at sea- Medals struck IL
honor OF her victory form an appropriate suroun .
ing of the picture which presents every pant of
vessel in clear relief against natural pachsi""'
sky and IA flowing sea-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

The commander of Fortress Monroe has been
ordered by the President to surrender Jefferson
Davis on demand of the Marshal of the U. s.
District Court of Virginia.
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"a rsp1TneErs

No sees can 5. taken AuOnymods Communication Whatever
intended for insertion authenticated BY the name and address
th. vter-uot necessarily publication but guaranty for
his good faith.
All letters for this once bs addressed 10 THs TaiB
pEB, Esw.YoTk.
Va s.rnii undertake 10 return rejected CormunieAtionL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

The Judiciary Committee are now examining
into the alleged abuses of the Presidents
power of appointment and pardon-an inter-
esting field for investigation.
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Ahnvn ayernae.kl la

The articles above-named have In tho aggregate, al
vanced per cent while wages have advanced only %
per cent II will be also that flour and corn Eaye
advanced materially since last year. and although SAT-
meats had declined little, the change ~, on the whole
uufavorable TO the The fact IS indspuaole
at wages arc now relatively lower than they have been
Al any previous time within ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

The Richmond EraMiRer tries to make out
that Protestant worship is not excluded from
Rome, because it is allowed at the American
Embassy. The Examiner used to be arrogant
but not tricky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

Canada thistle, if he sees a. bow Gan you
find fault with the prohibition Of gros-shops,
yet justify the prohibition Of Canada thistles'
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Neu'llotk Daily Gribmare'
WEDNESDAY. MAY 8, 1867.
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SEM. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, "a per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. 81 per annum'
Advertising Rates.
DAILY JRDUNE, 20 cents per line
SEMI-WEEKLY Tribune % cents per lne
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 so per line'
Terms cash in advance.
Address The TRIBUNE, New-York.
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Bnelncss Notifies.

The GoRHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Providence r. T. inform the trade that he! are
dueng ane GOODS comprising i JIMMIE anu
WARE OF description OF very superior
aatT ana Of new elegant designs The base hEe se upon
ZACH deposit Silver Of sach thickness At he POSSES
The advantages solid silver in utility nd from beauty Of 0s"sh ana
suosror 6nsh uudlssihg0shable from IT, . a. Nh
curing Company refer Nh oohnoeses 70
reputation hate established 10 the pT9dnoa Of ,o
In for Years engagc sn nO
s,mre ke pnbe Ola, win fully sustain that reputation g Ihe pro
daSsp RiKcTRo WARES Of such quality and tele ua
hlnS al v insure entire satisfaction 10 the purchaser All s
made b. then stamped thus
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AS the introducers of the celebrated PLATED
wAas Of the Co.. above advertised We no"
Offer Al new and extensive stock from which very desirable ss
m, m,se STARR MARCUS
IA % JohnSt
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o I'M A GOOD OLD REBEL

A Chant 10 the Wild Western Melody Joe Bowers"
RRsPEcrFULLY DEDICATED THE hon. THAD sTEyEo-
OPma good old Rebel followed old Mass Robert
that jus. what am: For four near about;
For this Land Of Freedom Got wounded in three places
lido not care atau And starved at Pint Lookout;
I'm glad Ct against it coteh the roOnaisn
Oniy wish we d Won A eampiE in the snow;
And do Mt want partOa Bat killed chance isnkee
For anything We done ia like to XIII some mo-
Ibs,e, ths Consultation Three hundred thousand Ysakeas
This Great Republic, too; Is sifin Southern Dust
hates the Freemens Buo We 0o three HUNDRED thousand
In uniforms Of blue; Before they conquered Is;
hates the nasty eagle, They died Of Southern fever,
With all his brag and fuss steel ard shot:
The yL thievin' Yankees wish they three million
I hates 'em and Instead Of what we got
4 hate, the Yankee naiion Icanf take up musket
And everything they do; And SIGHT em
hates the Declaration Bot amt going to love 'em,
OF Iadepepdenee too; Now that Is sarten
Ihs,es the glorious Union And I don't war. pardon
IT'S dripping with our blood For what wsa and am;
hates the striped banner: won't be reconstructed
Idsii all could. And don't care d-h
The World, having copied the above, viii
oblge us With is opinion as to the right Of tho
author of the above, and those whose senti'
ments he embodes, to be represented in Con-
gress, to the exclusion Of the Southern Blacks
who fought f9T the Union, -
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TIE World is requested to copy the following
melody, which we transcribe from sheet OF
Autographed music which a friend bought last
week in q fashionable music-store in Richmond,
where it appears to be favorite:
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PIPTHAvR OPERA HOUSE. - 100 -,
THIS FVRNTN0-Ghfn CbrStys bnsIrels-NEN avis Wv
eIo SINGING. DANCING, etc
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UNION HALL
THIS BvBNIEG-BUNYAN TABLEAUX Corner Broadway An'
TWent thirds
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BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CKEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE
HAN positively gray hair to Its original color and yoliha
beauty nparts life strength the weakest ba stops Its falling
ont osoe keeps head unparalleled as hardessng
Sold by druggists ashsnsbe hsressers and al ny Office Nc
\ Iaa Broadway RY SARAH A. CHEyALIER W. D.
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AmnsemenIe.

ACADEMY or MUSIC. ,.,.,.-. ,,,c
THIS RvENIKG-IMPERIAL TROUPE oF 'AfANhoA '''
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p,prrMs AMERICAN MUSEUM -. TN
nav RVRNING-THB OCIOhOOSN. 1ksRIRGIIiS co
HUNDRED THOUSAND yUihSssV
IBOTIOH or WILD ANIMALS
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aORIAAATo6o

u.h ar. tt Guaranteed They particularly 70
Iii snton Of purchse abOse trade marx Is thsr designs
S,1s bse ALREADY extensively initiated These goods can Only % p'
eared ron responsible dealers throughout the COUNTY,
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kIBLos GARDEN , NIL,
THIS BvREIEG-THB BLACK oRooA-ere'' FaiiSsDle D@''
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TRAVELLING BAGs.-TIFFANY g. Co. have just
received unusually large invoice Of BAGS q a Convenient sizes AMI
The choicest Russia and Morocco material
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wALLACKs THEATBR -, ,,op
auIs RyREIEG-FLYING sCUD Or, FOVKLEGOhD f0N
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IRVING HALL - .
THIS BvBNTEG-PIRST CONCERT Of Mrs FOX MI simpson
Sic RantOl6 a. Psttison, Mr. Schmitz etc
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vATry 4 LRONS MINNiRELS. . ,
,,,,,s AsII ciNDER LE0N-NORMA Bph. Horn, Nell
etc
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BROADWAY THRATBR - vii
THIS RyENING-THB SHAMROCK Mr aud Mrs barney ~"
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ACADRMY OF DESIGN. -. :,
DAY AND RvRNING--F0RTY. SECOND ANNUAL ENhlBIilol
or PICTURES AND SCULPTURE Corner Of twenty thius" az
POnrtbaye
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A Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen rec
port that, while the Legislature cut down tho
Tax Levy for our City to the handsome amount
Of $5S6,0OO, it increased it on the other hand
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. vvvxo,yFa RSSC44 Y Rant Of PADUA Nine Ad''
Rist0ri --
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OLYMPIC THEATER. -. p,o,gbsm.
aruta RyRNING-O DONNRIL'S MISSION Mr. JcnH'D'V"s"A
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. LUNG COMPLAINTS, Bronchitis, Asthma, &C.,
are speedily relieved and taken time permanently cured by JAMES
Rrrncronnr YOu win also certain remedy for Coughs and
Colis Sold syerwhere
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so"i Cnliuieu u uIe VI SholT.
save them il used in time. This
has been proven to demonstra.
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quently approaches like a thief in
the night, when regular medical aid
cannot be obtained For COUGHS.
CO l. D S, WHO0PING-COUGH,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SPIT
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as a specific. 1t is purely vegeta.
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exhilerating the system. so cents
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Franklin street, Baltimore.
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PUBLIC LOCAL LA w

Entitled, an A OF supplementary to the Act Of
eighteen hundred and si1ty-Si2, Chapter tcenty-
Jour, entitled an Act to authorize the Commits
siOners fMe torn Of HVVre de Grace 10 sell
certain lots in SAID toson.
SECTION /. BE it enacted By the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, That the power conferred on the
Commissioners of the town of Havre de Grace by
the original Act, to which this is supplement,
be and the same are hereby continued, and in
case any of the lots ofground mentioned in said
Act and thereby authorized to be Sold have not
been heretofore sold by the Baiiff, under the d.
Eection of the said Commissioners, it shall be
lawful for the said Commissioners, and they are
hereby authorized to direct the sale thereofin the
manner prescribed by the said original Act.
SEQ. 2. And be ii enacted That the legal
owner of any lot which has been or may herea-
ter be sold under the provisions of said original
Act, or of this supplement, or his legal represen-
tatives or assigns shall nave the right, within
two years after such sale, to redeem any lot so
sold, by paying to the purchaser thereof, the
amount OF purchase money with interest thereon
at the rate of six per cent. per annum and FIVE
per cent. commission from the day of sale.
SEC. 3. And be 1t enacted, That in case any
lot shall be sold for more than may be sufficient
TO satisfy the taxes and other legal charges there
on, the said Commissioners are authorized to in
vest the said surplus in the bonds of the United
States or of the State of Maryland for the benefit
of the legal owner OF said lot or his legal repre-
sentatvts, in case such owner or his legal repre-
sentative shall not demand the same within two
years after such sale, the said Commissioners are
hereby authorized to expend the same for the in
terest, benefit and Improvement os id town, ac-
cording to their discretion
SEC. 4. And be II enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
We certify that the atoregoing is true copy
of an Act which passed the General Assembly of
Maryland at its January session, 1867.
AUGUSTA GASSAWAY,
Secretary of Senate.
WILLIAM R. COLE,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates,
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THE OLD
Lines of Stages.
$50.


THE undersigned take this method of inform
/ ing their friends and the travelling public
that they continue to run the old and well estab-
lished lines of
MAIL STAGES
between Bel Air end Baltimore and Bel AIT and
Magnolia Station.
The Stage direct for Baltimore via Hartford
Turnpike, leaves Dallams Hotel every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday morning, at 8 O'Clock,
arriving in Baltimore at clock, p. NJ. Return
ing leaves Browns Hotel, High street, Balti-
more every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, at 8 o'clock, arriving in Bel Air at /,
P.
The Stage for Baltimore via Bel Air, Emmor.
ton, Abingdon and Magnolia, leaves Forest Hill
daily, Except Sundays at 81 o'clock, a, NJ
Bel Air at 81, A. NJ, and Abingdon at lO5
o'clock, A. NJ. arriving at Magnolia Station, on
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, in time to connect with the IL, NJ.
train for Baltimore. Returning, leaves Magno'
liza Immediately after the arrival of the
o'clock, P. NJ, train from Baltimore, arriving
at Forest Hill at clock, P. NJ.
Way passengers will be accommodated al
any point on either route.
Intending to devote careful and constant at
tention to the wants and convenience Of travel
lers, and to permit these well-known lines O
stages to lose none of their former popularity
we solicit continuance Of the very liberal pa
tronage heretofore so generously extended to it
former proprietors.
+" JOHN T. SPECER,
WIN. ANDERSON,
Proprietors.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME Il. F. THORNTON, the great English
4'I Asroosisl, Clairvoyant, and Psychomctrician.
who has astonshed the scientific classes Of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, Y Mad
anne Thornton possesses such wonderful powers Of Sec
ond sight, as to enable her impan knowledge o. tile
greatest importance to the single married of either
sex While in state Of trance she delincates Il e very
features OF Inc person you are TO marry, and by the
OF an instrument Of Intense power, known the Psy
chooirope guarantees 10 produce lite like picture of
inc future husband or wife of the applicant, together
chatcer &C. THIS is humbug us thousands OF testi-
monals can assert. She will send when desired Ger.
ned certificate or written guarantee that the picture is
what II pufports 10 be. BY enclosing small lock of
mar and stating place OF brh, age, disposition and con-
pexl"n, aud enclosing fifty and stamped envelope
addressed 10 yourself, YOU will receive The picture and
uesired Information by return mail. Al comm,ni-
Gallons sacredly confidential. Address in confidence
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Real Estate Agency.

EOR SALE-Dwellings, Business Pro.
l. perties, Building Lots, Fruit, Grain
and Grazing Farms, Cottages, Country
Seats, &c.
s@- No charge made unless sale is
effected.
H9r Farmers wishing to buy or dispose
of their farms, will do we'll by addressing
in person or by letter,
G. D. ANDERSON & CO.,
nov2-6m IL S. Gay st., Baltimore.
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TO TflEPUBLIC.

The undersigned having disposed of his in
terest in the above lines of Stages to Mr.. VIM.
Anderson, so long and favorably known as the
obliging driver of the Bel Air and Baltimore
through lines, and embracing this opportunity
of Offering his Acknowledgements to the travel
ling public for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon these lines of Stages, while under his pro-
prietorship, respectfully asks for his successors
continuance of the same generous support.
JOSEPH e. BATEMAN.
ianl9
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BONE DUST!
The Pure Article Only!
MO ADULTERATION!

LEARNERS and GARDENERS cannot
l. be too careful in purchasing their
Manures, as they are obliged to depend
entirely on the character of the manulac-
turer for the quality of the article sold.-
None but Chemists can detect mixture
in Bone Dust. The subscriber has al
ways on hard, at Market Price, Large
Supply of the same kind of Bone Dust
that he has been manufacturing for the
last Twenty years.
g. Call upon me before purchasing
elsewhere.
Constantly on hand any quantity of
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Howard Munnikhuysen,

AEH0&I8I AR IAWs
No. AZ 81. Paul street, Baltimore,
Gives special attention to all business entrust-
ed to his care in Hartford county. Claims of all
kinds promptly collected.
G8r MONEY TO LOAN.