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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-05

! CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-The
stockholders of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal held an adjourned meeting in Annapolis
yesterday. Maryland was represented by Il.
Fowler, Treasurer the city Of Alexandria, by
Mayor Latham; Washington and Georgetown
by J. t.. Barrett; the United States by Mr.
Huntingdon, and the State Of Virginia by D.
T. johnson.
It was urged by counsel that the Board OF
Public Works accept the law passed by the
Legislature at its last session, conveying TO the
preferred bond holders the exclusive right TO
nominate the President and Directors IN IN sald
work. The Board of Public Works, Messrs'
Swami, Steward and Fowler, was unanimous
ne learn, against the acceptatlon OF the Jaw
believing it to be unconstitutional. Consider
able discussion was had on various propositiIons
TO adjourn, &C., when it was finally agreed to
adjourn until the second Wednesday OF July
next, and a committee appointed to OBTAIN
legal opinions as to the validity OF the p law,
which will be presented to the stock OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal on that Gay lay
the meeting to take place in Baltimore; we
learn further that the Board of Pubic. W orks
intend asking the opinion OF the Attorney
General Of the State on the subject OF l'e la"
in question. -Bulimore american.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-05

The Atlantic Telegraph Company ahnouA'o'
that arrangements have been made for tne in',
mediate repair of the broken cable-tna' OF
1866. The point Of injury is known to pe
within two miles of the land at Heart ; ooh-
tent, as confirmed By Dir. Willoughpy om ny.
sent to Valentia for the purpose OF Vet'iS' :,
the previous tests. It is believed that ny 'n0
18th of June the cable will be restored TO l,s
former perfect condition. The other eaole
continues in good condition.
The disputes between Gov Wells and ten
Sheridan In Louisiana have eliminated ID Tue
removal of the former by the latter. MI. Du-
rant, Southern Loyalst appointed IN Gov ~
VS. place, it is reported, will not accept. la l.,
the mean time, some think the President VIII
revoke the order of removal. There arc t"o
factions of the Louisiana Republicans the
Sheridan and the Wells parties. Ihc ORDER o.
Gen. Sheridan removing the LeSce Commls,
sioners has been suspended by order OF the
President.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

ITOUsEs FOR sALE-BY A. JoURNEAY, Q PINE 81
III West sd W-s aory h. q BRICK
wess Ss,h 81 ssy
Baa Nse sA-s sscV D. l................s..... 49,
TosEYH A. LEVY, - BROADWAY, oyYKRs ron
Il salsi-W Ath o. - moy. h q, =. near - ~ s$&Y
SS 50 e. & s,ss Be- "a ~ ed sss ss "a svs sy kSS
d ies slt story b. ., b. "a, bst - asd - svs... 1o
nrunRAY HILL.-r0R SALE, THREE rOun eI0Ax
m snA basensns HoussA on siz>h aven1A eyRee,e -
Also Let sna Frame hsnse Ne ~ west hSV<sso
serset Apply 70 q. sufTH. Di West ssrssA
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

E,ARMs AND COUNTRY SEATS FOR sALE-BY JOHN.
T. son, MILLER HALL - Nassau street. New Jer-
elegant Country Seat passsc river handsoms build
ineA fruits $50 om one a. and one q near
Passac bridge Also 10 acrcs superior buildings $S0Oi
magnificent Yarn, 70 900; beautiful House. u
location. at Elizabeth S16O0 brick House. Is
and Land at Railway, $1,000 Also frame House,
u rooms ALSO 5o acres good nouse barns near
way depot Sisn0 Also n &500o and pretty Cottage
10 minutes from depot choice fruit ef0 Farm IS acres
good house, excellent SOIL at Chatham near depot $40 100
Also. 20 acres IN village. for building sites, 2S@ Also,
comfortable Cottage half acre, 81 $50 Also is acres.
House. SSss Plains: S:
OF ~ plenty fruit, good house $4,000 Also. u
Country Seat S acres brick house bath Ioou bot and cold
Eished o5000 Fine Place at Bergen Point S20e White
Pains wcschestcr county commodcns House and barn
garden, depot $4,000 Also. extra sized
House 20 rooms gas. marble msnte. hntlers pantry on
Broadway, &20GW: pretty place ~ mile from depot
81 500 Also, 10 double House ~ rooms 5000 Also
beautiful Country Seat elegant house aud grounds Supe
House and Grounds foukerx nnc location all modern
improvements. Gothic Cottage ut Sands. 10 rosms
acres only 5000; and Others at Stamford Orange East
chester, &C.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

IlARGAINs.--FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FARMS. q
ID 10 both In New Jersey, finely located;
also three Flcurins Mills and four Country Stores.
JAQUES, 2OS Broadway,
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

A BARGAIN.-Two SMALL HOUSES ON TWO LOTS,
"A at Stapcton, Staten Island second landing; price
s'''''' "."' THOMPSON, $50 Broadway
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

TTOrSFe FOR SALE--BY JOHNSON. MILLER 4
Ill HALL. 2s Nassau street. story brown stone. West
SCH a. s,h ave, partially furnshed sk ou aud one
near 7th ave- furnshe e O unfurpisbed $4,000 One
fn front West ga st.. near Broadway $4,000 one west
ss 81. and near sosh 81 e7',oO s92 900 One. West
s6h st. Broadway, s7v0o One superior House Park
One Wes, sh at near Brcsdway ss would s.chsnss
90 som one West s5th st, between 9th and esh ava,
ave. sI4 oeo kass 1s!h, 1zs0 23ooa Hast s1sA pess
Saoo ssory En0lish basenent brick west na ~ seaf
an ave, el6On story brick West 18th 81, between ~
eth avs, S7o9 10 stsry brick, East ~ -. nses -
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
Congress Yester

In the Senate there was some debate on the
proposition to print 5000 extra copies of the
Presidents annual message, in which Messrs.
ANTHONY, HOWARD, CAMERON, SUMNER, Buck
ALEw, WILSON and Dixon participated. Sew
erai bills were introduced, and the Senate then
went into executive session, and shortly after
adjourned.
In the House the principal part of the day was
taken up in discussing the bill from the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means, 10 exempt all cotton
grown in the United States, after the year 1867,
from internal tax. Various amendments were
proposed. Mr.. Brooks substitute, to the effect
that exemption should extend to the crop of the
present year, was voted down by large ma
jority. Mr.. CovoDE's amendment, to reduce the
tax TO one cent per pound, and various other
propositions, met the same fate, and the bill
finally passed by vote of nearly three to one.
The House adjourned, after ordering the yeas
and nays on the resolution from the Senate, re-
vising the joint select committee on ordnance.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

We are sorry to see In paper which usually
manifests much ability and candor as the New
York Ercning Post a very unwarranted attack
upon Mr.. SEWARD, on account ofhis course in re-
spcct to the Alabama claims. We are not the
champion OF Mr.. SEWARD, and do not mean, In
anything we may say, to Justify his course in
rindicatlng our interests In this behalf, beyond
what the patent facts in the premises will rcas,
sert.
The precise relation which these claims as
sumo As an International question now pending
between the United States and Great Britain
will soon be brought before Congress, and also
before the British Parliament; when the two ma
tions will learn just how far, and to what extent
American and English diplomacy has advanced
this question. II will be seen then whether Lord
STANLEY or Mr.. SEWARD has the argument
It strikes us that all attacks upon the Secretary
OF State at this time are mischicvous and un-
called for. We do not defend Mr.. SEWARD on
partisan grounds We care nothing about his
political motives or principles. He may be a
whig, Democrat, n Copperhead, a JOHNSON
man, or a Republican. We have no interest in
his political status whatever. We know simply
that in diplomacy he has more than matched
Lord STANLEY, and when all the correspondence
Is made public this will appear. For the Post,
therefore, and the Tribune to accuse Mr.. SEWARD
of fdesirlng to involve this country in war with
great Britain Is a wanton and entirely gratuitous
attack, which is wholly without excuse and
without foundation.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
Excesses Committed by the Blacks In
AIabama-A Number Arrested.

MONTGOMERY, Notwithstanding excuses
have been committed by the blacks In Hullocks
county, in the neighborhood OF Perote, The
colored loyal leaguers organized and resisted
processes by the civil authorities, under instruc-
tions from colored emissaries. They formed a
code of laws for the government OF the negro
population, opened a court, Oftcercd and Orga-
niZed, arresting by night all the blacks who OPP
posed their unlawful proceedings, and carried
punishment so far that their victims applied to
the civil authorities for protection. The black
sheriff and his deputy were finally arrested but
other insurrectonaTy leaders organized the ne
groes and made armed resistance Aid from other
leagues was summoned, and the blacks fockcd
to Union Springs, threatening a general rising
and determination of the whites and taking pos
session of the country.
The black leaders went to the plantations and
forced the labOrers to join them for vengeance,
showing pretended orders from Gen. Swaync
that they had q right to kill all resisting their
authority. During the excitement negro church
at PerOte was burned by some unknown parties,
alleged by the black leagucrs TO inhnmc the ne
grocs The whites universally regret II. The
white citizens have organized for protection.
Gen. SwRync was appealed to, and sent a de-
tachmcnt Of troops promptly to the scene of
trouble to restore order. Fifteen black insurrcc-
tloasts have been arrested and lodged in jail to
be tried by civil authority. Atthc last accounts
order was restored, and all was quict
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
From New OrIeans-Another order OF
Gen. Mowers Revok ked-The Doings
Of the Constitutional Convention.

Gen. Mowers Revok ed-The Doings
Of the Constitutional Convention.
NEW ORLEAss, Dec. I-Paragraph 2, Specia
Orders eo2, Headquarters Fifth District, dated
to-day, is as follows;
Paragraph Of Special Orders No. lss, from
these headquarters, dated November 10, 1867, Is
sued by Brcvct Major General Mower, removing
p. n. oRooke, clerk OF the second district court,
parish Of New Orleans, for malfcasancc in Office,
and appointing r. L. Shelley in his stead, is
hereby revoked, and p. r. oRookc is rcinstated.
O'Rookc, the judiciary department Of the gov
crnment Is sufficient to take whatever action
may be necessary in the premises.
Paragraph 1 Of the same order suspcnds that
portion Of Order 4ol ordering Gen. Mower to
Join his regiment, and says Gen. Mower will re-
main in this city, awaiting further orders.
Paragraph 3, orders 2O2, orders the adJudca-
tion OF the making OF levecs on certain planta-
tions in the parishes Of st. Charles and Jcffer-
son to the lowest bidder by Brew. Lieut.. Nc
Gonniglc, A. Q. NJ, on the 10th inst; the work
tect them from overflow; and the lands, with the
improvements thereon, will be subject to a
special lien and privilege for the cost Of making
said levecs on them, respectively; and that the
ordinary formalities prescribed by law for the
adjudication Of said work be dispensed with.
The constitutional convention passed n reso.
luton fixing the pay Of its members at ten dol.
lars per day and mileage, twenty cents each way
The convention elected a colorod warrant
clerk.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
Agricultural Departm ent.

On yesterday, Hon. JoHS w. STOKES, Chief
Clerk OF the Department of Agriculture, and
who, since the decease OF Mr.. NEWTON, has been
acting Commissioner, resigned his position. Gen.
STOKES has been faithful and devoted to the
great agricultural interests Of the country, and
has discharged the duties of this important posi-.
tion, with signal ability and success.
In his successor, Hon. Horace CArRoS, who
took charge OF the office on yesterday. we recog.
Mise gentleman in every way capable Of dis
charging the duties of the place with entire sat.
isfactlon to the public.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
Personal.

Hos. 7. u. HOWE, the distinguished Senator
from Wisconsin, returned yesterday from his rS-
cent trip to Europe, and resumed his seat in the
Senate.
Col, CArRoN yesterday took the oath as
Commissioner of Agriculture.
WE NOTICE the names of the following Wash
ingtonlans In New York yesterday Messrs. J.
B. n. Potter, L. W. Wood, W. $. Samson, jr.,
and S. q. Mackey.
Hon. Jos. SEGAR, Of VirSInia, Is at the Ebbitt
House,
The national Republican., 1867-12-05

Ma. JosRPH SHAPPIELp, at his wcll-known cstab.
lishment, 26 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, Is fully prepared to furnish
the finest quality Of refreshments and oonfoctons at
the shortest notice and the most reasonable terms
His saloons are the most delightful In Washington,
Ladies' and gentlemen can here obtain OYSTERS game,
and all the delraclcs Of the season, served up In the
highest style Of culinary art, and private parties
obtain dinners suppors of the most recherche de.
scription. Mr. shafcd has Just received the largest
and most elegant stock Of Christmas goods ever
brought to Washington. Managers Of balls and par
ties, and those who desire to give receptions, will Mud
II to their advantage to call upon Mr.. shH1cd and
leaYe their ordera.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
pn-TURNER's TIC DOULOUREUx OR
TURNER'S ITO DOULOUREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
A L Al Il

A Safe, Certain, and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia
and all Nervous DisenBcs.
1t is an unfailing remedy in all cases OF Facial
Neuralgia, often cfccting n perfect cure In
single day. No form of Nervous Disease fails to
yield to Its magic influence. Even the scverest
cases OF Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous
Dcrangements of many years standing effect
ing the entire system, are completely and permn-
nently cured by u In n few days, or few weeks
at the utmost. 1t contains nothing injurious to
the most delicate system, and can always be used
with perfect safety. 1t is In constant use BY the
best physicians, who give 1t their unanimous
and unqualified approval. Sent by mail on re-
ceipt Of IL and two postage stamps. Sold every
where. TURNER x Co,
Sole Proprietors,
oc31-eo3m ITO fremont ST, Boston, Mass
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
From Richmond-Thc Convention Ap
polntment Of Committees.

RICHMOND, Dec. 4.-Thia afternoon the Con-
vcntion only appointed committees on rules,
and elected W. II. Samuels, OF Baltimore, stcno-
grapher to the body. A rule was adopted to
draw for seats, which the Conservatives who
arc all sitting together, opposed, but did not dc.
feat.
A committee who called on General Schoaeld,
reported that he had given them some advice,
and would be glad to see tho members who wished
to consult with him.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05

October s. on his plantation, In SunAOwcT county,
Mississippi, Dr. ROBERT EHSET MAuRY, In the JOih
year Of his age.
ON the morning Of the ith inst after long Illness,
Miss MARTHA Palmer, aged 10 years,
llCr friends and Acquaintance are respectfully IN
from her mother residence corner Of Twelfth and
street., Island,
A. the Ihl9d"lphiH navy yard, IN board of the re-
ctlNing snip Potomac, Of cholera, CHARLES u, Col
Llgh, aged n year MONTH, son Of Joseph and Ann
The national Republican., 1867-12-05

Jrsr CosE-A magnificent lot Of ladies' high cut
Lasting, Button, Double Sole walking Boots,'
with glove aud calf kid Of samoi very durable and
very pretty. Also. morocco and leather button and
balmoral boots Of every description, at tho "Extcn
siye Boot and Shoe House, 81 Seventh street, tive
doors below street and Northern market.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
Dry Goods.

TOHN T. MITCHELL, ,,,-,,r,,
d Sl2 Pennsylvania ay., bet Ninth and TGnth rs M
have this day made still further reduction III '''
price Of all my stock Of -
SILKS, sHAWLS, AND DRESS GOODS,
Which brings them down fully rs low as the New
York prices, and In many cases much loss Ihe stofh
has been purchased At tho late auctions, where tho
best GOO S were sold, and the well established fr.
utation Of this Store IL guarantee that only the best
class OF GOODS are offered. =, ,,
have selected aud separated from the stock large
LOT or SILKS Of the past season, and marked them
down at about half their cost. Among them are soho
rich and elegant goods that are great bargains
CLOAKs CLOAKS - CLOAks!!!
| shall opcu this morning Rfty Black aud cul4red
CLOTiI CiOAKs, the cheapest aud most hlSIIbh
GOODS In this market full assortment OF
MOURNING GOODS,
In every variety, at reduced prices. ,
Our stock is always open to Inspection, and thc ~
tention Of purchasers Is requested. noy2s-dlDIlI
IRISH PLAID POPLINS,
| Very rich culOTs, at ~, IS per yard. ,,
FRENCH FIGURED CASllMERES, G-i wid'' very
A FRENCH h'T 'PTLXiD % PoPLINs, vory.brsht color'
will he sold very cheap,
PLAIN COLoREp REPS, PnPLIIiSSIops
CLOAKlNG CLOTHS, all coloIr'
wc ofr,r large stock Of all kinds of Dry Goods NJ
'"' ''0"0'' '"'' VIM Il, RILEY BRO.
No 20, Central Store,
oelWren Seventh and Eighth streets,
roo7 euf opposite Centre Market
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
LOCAL ITEM 8.

THRorGH tattercd cloths email vices do appear,
Robes and furred gowns hide ALL
Plenty Of robes and gowns at Honning's One Price
sorc corner OF Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
at ten per cent. discount.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05

LADIES, sec the new and beautiful styles Of walkin
boots Of every material coming In overy day at Cum
Minis SF Seventh street, second door south Of
street and Northern market.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
Special Notices.

sp pMAsoNIC.-A Special Meeting Of the
will be held THIS (Thursdayt EVENING, the
9th instant, at ~ o'clock, at the new hall Of
Hiram Lodge, No. 10, corner Of Nineteenth
street and Pennsylyania avenue, for the purpose
OF dcdicating the same. Members are requested
TO be punctual in their attendance. ~
By order OF the Nj. W. Grand Master.
NOBLE ID. LARNER,
dc5-lt Grand Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05

AND now let the band play Our line beaver suit
are now selling at to apiecewithin the reach Of al
at A. saks Co.'S, 6l7 Seventh street, betwcci
Pcnnsy lyania avenue and street
The national Republican., 1867-12-05

ARrLg IS FTdrRgs. Ten per cont OF is equal to
2S per cent. To learn this rule, and to profit by
It, you should visit Henning's One Price Clothin q
Store. Of Seventh street aud Maryland avenue
before he to No. 6ll Seventh street, Tntcii.
ocncer Building
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
Reconstruction Convention.

MoNTGoMERY, Dec. 4.-In the Reconstruction
convention to-day the committee on the COnsti-
tuition reported 1t to the convention, when 1t was
considered article by article, and various amend
mcnts were proposed consuming the whole day
There will be at least from fifteen to twenty
votes against the constitution on the final vo O.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05

ARRIVAL Of the Gold Ship Of Jos. II. shafield =
French Confectionery, 2i6 Pennsylvania avenue, be.
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, direct from tho
Paris Exposition, with the largest and nncst assort.
men Of French Confectionery and other goods for the
Holidays from all parts Of the world ever seen in
Washlngton. Go and SEQ tho Goll Shin at Shnfcld s.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05

CLOTHING made in style and equal to merchant
taors best work for large and small mcn: also, foi
youths, boys and children Of all ages. be found
at L. oppenheimer's, No. 30 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tonth streets
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
large Number OF Delegate. In Mncon.

MACON, GA, Dec. +.-fhc trains brought a
large number Of delegates this evening. Most
OF the hotels are full, and the prospect is good
for " large convention. The southwest Is strongly
re epresented,
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
From Havana by CabIe-Mexican News

HAVANA, Dec. 3.-Since the arrival Of Ad-
miFal Tegcthof he has exchanged many cIvill-
ties with the Cuben authorities.
The steamer Mount Vernon arrived to-day
from Vera Cruz on the Goth ult. She goes into
the dock to repair her screw. The latest dates
from the city of Mexico arc to the Goth ult On
the afternoon OF that day the Mexican Congress
assembled. Half of the members elected constI-
tuting the required quorum appeared In their
seats. The total number Is two hundred and
eight and upon actual count one hundred and
Ave members were found to be present. Senor
Doudc was elected chairman.
The Mexican newspapers attack Romero for
making ruinous contract with the United
States.
Escobcdo had gone to his camp. Diaz was
quiet and his arrival at the capital was cx
pected. Ortega had been elected to Congress
Governor Reynolds has been reappoinicd ia
succeed stephens in Sonora. Senior Romero, Col
BabcOck, Gen. Sturm, and others from the
| United States had arrived at the city of Mexico
Prince Salm Salm acknowledges that he me-
with kindness from the chief civil and military
officers in Mexico, but says he was insulted re
peAtcdly by subaltcrns.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
Confectionery.
Alexandria Advertisements.

II. HEEN, ~
n. Formerly Of the MARSHALL lI0usE.l
Has reopened the CORN EXCHANGE, II King
street, Alexandria, where he will be happy to see his
old friends. nol2-2m
The national Republican., 1867-12-05

on PAINTINGS AND ESGRAvlNGs,
RIDwEIt h HENDERsoN,s,
nol2-lm 55 Ninth street, seat0a Hall.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
MARRIED.,
DIED,

On the SOth ut. by Rev. J. Hendrlcks, JuHN A.
KISu, U. :. n, to LOUISA HOLPoRD, Of Key Wcs
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
Boarding.

BOARDING. FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD
ID eau be had at the AMERICAN HOUSE, corner Of
seventh street and Pcnnsylyania aySnne, a AZ per
month. SCOTT Il BROUGITON.
nog7-lOt
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
dc5.tllOt

DANJO INSTRUCTION. THE CELEBRATED
Is Banioists, DoBsOS 4 REYNOLDS, have taken
rooms, SO seventh street bStTccn Louisiana avsnne
will give instruction IN Banjo Music from N. to
p. N. Their method Is new aud very simple, n
now ledge qua rautecd In short course OF
lessons Private lessons for ladies. Call and sec
D0bsOn's New Patent BANJO-tho best In the world,
de3-2w
The national Republican., 1867-12-05

SAvASSAu, Dec. A meeting last night Of
conservative citizens elected Geo. A. Mcrcer,W.
+. Thompson, Q. d. Richardson, J. 7. Cloghorn,
and II. ID. Arnold, delegates to the Macon Con-
xcnilnn-
The national Republican., 1867-12-05
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
my THE ASSOCIATED pREhs.

my THE ASSOCIATED PREhs.
NEWS FROM EUROPE,
fuE ITALIAN QUEsrloN.
the CASE OF THE cABM EN-.
AUSTRIA AND THE POPE.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
@
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
RECONSTRUCTION IN THE SOUTH
INTERESTING FROM LOUISIANA.
AN EUTE ALAB An A.
THE NEGROES IN ARMS.
Protection Asked from Government.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05

We have received from BLASCHARD 4 MonUN
copies Of "Harper's Weekly" and "Harpers
Bazaar" The ladies will be pleased with them.
The national Republican., 1867-12-05

Church will hold a FAIR at ISLAND HALL,
corner of Virginia avenue and sixth street, to
commence on MONDAY EVENING, the 9th
instant-the proceeds to be applied towards the
erection of their new cditce.
The tables will be well supplied with useful
. .ticles, and collation. served up. All who wish
to spend pleasant evening, and contribute to
so laudablc an undertaking, arc respectfully In
yitcd.
Adult season tickets, so cents; children, 25
cents, del4t
ss- The Third of the Course of Six Lee
TUREs for the benefit OF the New Mission
Chapel of the First Baptist Church will be de-
livered In the Church, on Thirteenth street, be-
tween q and II, on FRIDAY, the 9th instant, at
~ p. M, by Rev. z. y, HENSON, Of .Philade-
phia. Subject, "Fools." Course tickets, (Rd-
mittins gentleman and lady,) ~; Single do. do
| 80 cents. de2-5tf
ss-The Republican on the Navy Yard
Persons residing on the Navy Yard desiring the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, delivered promptly and
regularly at their residences, will please leave
| their names and residence with Mr.. JOSEPH RE-
| PETTI, grocer, next to the northeast corner of
| street south and Seventh street east. no2l-tf
as- The Healing Pool---An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime OF Solitude, and the
| Diseases and Abuses which create impcdimcnts
| to MARRIAGE, with sure means OF relief. Sent
| in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Ad-
dress DIR. j. SKiLLIS HOUGHTON Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. seT-3m