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CANAL COMM ERJE
THURSDAY, APRIL l9-ARRIyEn.

Boats T. Patton, VIM Darrow, A Chamber
lin, ]. Vandervoot T. Long Vim. j. Boothe,
@. P, Lloyd, Chesa peale .. Williamson, II.
S. Gilbert, NJ A Myers, d. Pomroy, w. Laird,
John Swift, w G. Hamilton. Cumberland. coal
to American Coal Co.
Boats Mary Little Happy Traveller, Leona,
Mary Alice, coal to Hampshire u Bait. Comp y.
DEPARTURES.
~ Wilson, W IT, Shrcve, Defiance Il. B..
Cromwell }. w. Wellington, &. X. SiStare, j..
S. Davenport E. Perkins, Il, Kinney, Star Ct
Cumberland, Mary Little, +. Payton, Chang
and Eng, VIM. barrow, a. Chnmberlin, j..
Vandervool, r. Long, ", J. Booth, &. p.
Lloyd, Chesapeake, Ben. Williamson, Happy
Traveller for Cumberland.
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DEPARTURE
LOST AND FOUND,

NIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD Stolen from
F. the stable Of w. Fl. 4. Merchant, in the
town of Dumfries, Prince William county, Va,
on the nght Of the Atm 1Hstr9t hdGLi "a
foot, (supposed to be the leGt) small white spot
in forehead and tip &c nose white, tail medium
length with name on the left side of the neck,
and few grey hairs on top of neck where coiior
worked several saddle marks on the back. His
gait generally lopc when under the saddle;
droop rump with full set new shoes when stolen.
The thief took also q good Mcclellan Saddle,
with pockets, wooden stirrups and eathrr caps,
and an inferior Bride, with small curb-bt.
This Horse, Saddle and Bride is the property
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company,
and l. will pay reward Of $50 for the recovery
Of the horse and conviction Of the thief or SO
for the recovery Of the horse Address, at Rlch-
mond, Va, J. r. DOWELL,
ap iS--lw Supt. W. u. Telegraph Co.
r OST--FlFTY DOLLARS REWARD!-
4 4 Lost, on Thursday, the 9TH instant, between
Warrenton and Salem, TWO HUNDR ED and
TEN DOLLARS, Green backs in one hundred
dollar notes each, and q ten dollar note.-one Of
the hundred dollar notes little brown IN color
Fifty Dollars reward will be paid for the recov-
cry of the same. 1t is supposed the Under came
to Alexandria. ~
ap l5-2t JAMES +. MO kkA1.
q. + REWARDl-TiveD Dollars reward will be
p - paid for tho recovery Of, or information
that will lead to the recovery of small, SINGLE
horse SPRING WAGON, painted brown, with
the exception Of the gate, which is new and I'M
painted The gate is hung with heavy hinges.
1t has no top, but has staples, in which to tx Il
tor. Apply ut this office. APP lj-3t%
r OST.-CERTIFICATES OF ALENAN-
DRIA CORPORATION STOCKING. 80,
June %, 1852 in the name of WIN. F. Brookcs
WIN. Fowe, trustee
No. 35. June p, 1852, in the name Of Vim. +.
oAl trDS
No 81, June %, 1852, in the name Of Charles
S. Taylor, ir, VIM. Fowlc trustee.
No. SO, June -, 1852 in the name 81 :. H.
Ladd.
No 30, June %, in the name OF IL: 3. Taylor.
having been mis!aid, destroyed or lost, nppicA-
ton will be made for renewal Of the same.
ap lO-laW1W* CHAS. ;. IAG LOf.
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
S a JE s ~; 10

vi AN ASSAS Gar EAhAN''AD'
M 50 DR. q zE==::Es zz:.:s : NJ
NOTICE-Tho Manassas Gap Railron1 viii
commence running Freight Trains from Alex
andria to Piedmont and intermediate stations,
on Tuesday, the 23d instant, and Will receive
freight on and alter Saturday, the both instant,
daily, Sundays cxceptedy between tho hours Of
9 a. M and p. IN, NJ the outer depot OF the
0. & 4. r. II.
THREE TRAINS WEEKLY,
Leaving Alexandria, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 20 m, and returning leave
Piedmont on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at $50 Il. III.
There will be passenger car attached tn con-
vey passengers to and from Manassas Junction.
| and Piedmont and intermediate Stations, con-
| nectinr with the O. Il A. II. II. passenger train
at Manassas Junction. ISAAC DEN MEAD,
ap l8-tf Acting Superintendent.
DAUGHS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
30 tons Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate, in store
and in PrmHp q I1HT1 p G1S $S9 Per ton
BARTHOLOW'S PEEP ARED PERU
BARTHOLOW'S BONE DUST,
BuCKEYE REAPER AID MOWER,
for AleXandrs w. and M4T6 a1 Ct ~ y T.
Large assortment of PLOWS Of AL kinds,
| Cultivators, Harrows, Hay, Straw and Fodder
Cutters, Corn &hcllars of all ,,i MndT' GAra"h
| seeds Sc. &c J. +. RTHOLOW,
No -, King street, bet Water & Union,
40 18-Im Alexandria, Va.
r LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
| IL AND GLOBE INSURANCE co.,
AssErs, Gold 900 ooc
|
Risks taken on all descriptions of property,
and Fire and Life Policies issued, 2'ay"1ls IN
gold, currency Or stG"(rlg. c,,..,
| Shareholders personally responsible for all
| liabilities of the company, and losses settled
without reference To England.
! Marine Insurance also effected.
! HOOE & WEDDEkBURN,
ap 19-tf Agents, Alexandria, Va.
BYL. D. HAnRISON-AUcrS'E.
A TION SALE.
Will be sold on SATURDAY MOEN!NGi,
the Goth instant, at 10 clock, at No. Is North
Royal street < i large e9nS!gn n Rl
direct from the Potteries, consisting OF Ewers
and Basins, Plates, Bowls, Bakers, Tea Sets,
Chambers, Pitchers, Nappies, &c, &c.
Also, i9:bores LEMONS; also. large lot OF
HOSIERY ana NOTIONS. Dealers and
Housckeepers viii please attend this sale l2-2 1
Y NJ FL Ii MEL! IL NJ FL II
Just arrived. per canal boa., s. w Seaman,
''' 0"'' N'N' H. 40 W ". 4. sMoOT & CO.,
an H. No. 3, King street.
| Onn SACKS MARSHALL'SF FINES SALT;
| IUO 100 sacks ! B. L. do; 300 sacks jetrles
s. Dailey's do; go sacks g. \: S @1' IN store
| and for sale b. w. a. SMO'1I " o.,
| an Is No. ,, King street.
pOTATOES-1 bushs Early White Sprouts;
! I 50 bushels White Mercer and 80 bushels
jackson Whites, foa sale BY
an 1S-1v NATH H. BOljSH II CO.
| Is bbls choice Extra Flour for sale by
an 10 GEO. WASHINGTON.
Ill 100 very superior Virginia Hams
! on 10 GEO WASH1NGTON.
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SOAP, CANDLES, &c
L. N. MONROE. IOSliO-> !iio"lA''
NTONROE s. THOMAS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SOAP, CANDLES, NEATsFO0T OIL, &C.,
Corner Payne & Cameron streets,

ALEXANDRIA, a..
The attention Of dealers and consumer: !; call =
ed to our stock Of the ab0ve-named articles, OF
our own manufacture, which VIC otier 1T reduced
We have also constantly on hand from 10000
70 1900 bushels Of leached and unlcached
ASHES, to which the, especial attention o.
farmers and others is called,
We guarantee satisfaction to all VINO may ia
vor us with Il call, feeling confident mat our
tnnrcd by us will compare f&vorably with those
% All ali goods delivered free Of charge TO any part
Of the city. lnh Ill
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WASHINGTON ITEMS. The trial OF William
f. Cleaver for the alledged murder OF Mary
Ann Reeves, is still going on.
The colored people of Georgetown had their
Emancipation celebration yesterday. They
we're addressed by Senator Morton, and se7e-
raj colored men, in Radical speeches.
The committee appointed to raise funds in
the churches for the relief OF the South have
received from collections taken in number,
about s. 600 which they have commenced ia
exDenl
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TIRST GRAND SELECT LEVEE,
i 80 O. =
: HAREPTA LODGE, NO. az. 100 +,
To BE GIVEN ON WEDNESDAY Eve, Nay. |.
AT THE ASSEMBLE 7 KOOMS.

Master of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. Field, (red
and white rosette.
Floor, Manuger-R, NJ Latham, (rei and
white rosette .,- ..
Reception Committee (blue rosette)- " M
Johnson, Alex Coakley, D Bendheim. d. Fur
long ..--. ... a..
Committee of Ordcr-(red losette 5 klng'
W. keckvr, Jesse Sherwood, Mcmahon.
Committee Of Arrangements-(w white Tosette)
j. Higgins, Charles Il. Glover, Y. Nj Taylor,
B. W. Gheen, w W. Sherwood, James Cole
T. A. Woodfe)d.
Strict order will bnprcservcd, and the com,
mittees pledge themselves that no expense VIII
be spared to make this one Of the best LeVees
ever given in this city. r,,D
CHRISTOPHER ARTHS CELEBRATED
BRASS AND STRING BAND has been en-
gagged, and arrangements have been perfected;
SO that there will be no disappointment in regard
to their being present.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR.
Omnihuses will commence running at = O clk.
Grand March will commence ut q Gel ok,
precisely.
Refreshments furnished ladies and gentlemen
without extra charge =
The committees promise pleasant time 10 al
who will honor them with their presence. Llo-td
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-T47 AQUA CREEK ROUTE TO
,s sz,ls-szsS KICHMOND.--On and after to-
day, WEDNESDAY, April l7Lh, the steam era
C. VANDERBILT and KEYPORT will stop
regularly at Pier No 10, King street dock, on
their respective trips up and down the Polo-
mac, NIGHT and DAY. Persons wishing to
take the boat for Richmond will be at the wharf
by 6 IS II. III. and e 40 p. m, and passengers Tor
Washington and the North in the morning.
will be at tho wharf By II H. IN. upl7-lm
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4 CTION s + i + s

IDEAL ESTATE At ACCFION.-By n.
I T. tue 81 : decree Of the Circuit Court i"E T.
e*endli9 County, pronounced ~ the .N"'t'.':'
Iefui l-jD III the cause Of john Lbrhen, lia'-
tiu, =. IEuIINS iUi1t aIinnl tlatvI, Fl q
li.v undersigned, Accommodation OF Sale thsi-
- nAE.-d: Ill oter IL sale ~ lUIIic &d' o..
u. font Of the In~or's G}ffice Alexandria. ~.
Oh 5AIU EBAY, the 18th day Of May net. =.
y ct"cE III. "a LOT OF GR0U ID, with 80
Frame Ienement thereon, situated on the III
east SIDE OF Fairfax street, Alexandra. Va -.
the north line q William Ucyaughn'$ Iot, "hs
running thence east parallel t. Princess stree.
IS feet; thence north II feet, more or les
thence We: - !c|l: thence south - the beg"
ming.
the residue in three equai instruments At g. -.
and Is months with interest from the day ..
sale the bonds Of III purchaser - be taken j..
the deferred pa mcnts with security, AID the +.
title retained until the purchase m0Hey Is paI..
ap l7.2awts GEO W BRENT, Com.
DEAL Estate AT ACCTiON.--B8y v,r-
y tue of decree Of the Circuit Court Tor Al
cXandra county, pronounced ut the AoVembeE
term, 1866, in the cause Of Thomas Smith W
Stephen Shiun, TT ais, the undersigned, rs Com
missioner Of ~uIc therein named, vii oIcI l.-
sale at public auction, in front Of the .M2E":
Office, Alexandria, Va, on SATC RDAG, taz
18th day Of May next, Ut - clock m, Il LOI
OF GROUND, with Brick Building thcra- n
on, situated on the west side Of Union, be- IL
tween Prince and Duke streets, fronting OIL
Union 90 feet 81 inches, and running bacg. T.
f ct to an Il feet alley.
TERMS. Onc-fourth t. be pad in cash, aao
the residue in three equal instruments at i ~
and IS months, with Interest from the day o.
sale the boads Of the purchaser. with security
to be taken for the deferred payments, and ill.,
title to be retained until the purcnase mono"
mrid GRO. ". BREN%
al lI-ZaWlS tun!ui!sS'9!''
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RICHMOND ITEMS. A preliminary Radical
Caucus, for selecting officers for the Radical
Convention, was held on Tuesday night, but
it broke up without effecting anything.
II. Rives Pollard, for writing threatening
letter to Mr.. Wynne, has been placed under
bonds, to keep the peace, Mr.. Onld and DR.. T.
G. Maddux being his securities
The Norfolk papers mention the seizure on
Monday, of large lot of whiskey in the aue-
ton. houses Of ". R. Roberts and Leigh
Brothers & Phelps, consigned to them from
parties in Richmond, and seized for alleged
violation Of the u. S. revenue laws.
A meeting of the stockholders of the 'lrgl'
niatExprcss Company, was held on yesterday
and the company was organized by the eIeG Gu
man, president; Gen William Malone, John
Wood, Dr., James j. A. Trotter Thomas
Branch, and N. M. Lee, directors.
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~ I, ! NJ 0 n i
The Pavilion and Spacious Grounds at ely
mont arc now open to visitors Ample Prepa-
rations have been made for the accomm odation
Of Picnic Parties, Balls and select companlcc:,
who nav wish to spend n day at this delightful
resort. Shad Balses can be supplied at the
shortest notice. Parties wishing to secure the
use Of the grounds and boats to transport them
can apply ut the Office foot Of Seventh street,
WASHING ton. FRANK WARRlMONT,
ap l5--dlm hcssec.
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In THE LEXICON of youth. which fate re-
serves
For bright manhood, there is no such
word
AS fail to buy your clothes at Hehnings'
One Price Clothing Store, on the corner Of
Seventh street and Maryland avenue, Washing
ton, D. G.. 1t
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GOLD. 81 s,
NEW YORK, April ls.-Gold to-day, Lac.
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HARDWARE, &c.
MERCuAN' !

JAMES ". MALLS Tuos. EISHEILI
SAMES W. MALLS & CO.:
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White witnesses.

White Witnesses.
The mouth of the man who purittes his teeth
with SozoDoNT is a witness-box and every Time
he opens il two rows of cleaning witnesses tes-
THY to its beautifying properties
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DY THOMAS BIRCH d SON, No. ITO Chez
ID NUT Street. above Eleventh Street.
Sale at No. lllO Chestnut street.

Sale at NO lll0 Chestnut street.
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNIrURE ROSEWOOD
PIANO-FORTES, CARPETS MIRRORS, PHOTO
GRAPHIC APPARATUS, ETC
On Friday Morning,
AT O'Clock, at the auction store No. lll0 Chestnut
street, VIII be sold large OF superior Fur
nlture, includng-Rich Walnut suits of Parlor Fur
nitnre, covered with plush reps. and hair cleth Lii
brAry Suits; Chamber Suits OF Walnut elegant Walnut
sideboaLd, secretary and Bookcases; Dressing Bu-
reaus: Washstands Spring and Hair Mattresses;
WardrObeB; velvet Brussels, Ingram and Venetian
Carpets; rench Plate Mantel and Pier Mirrors Man
Kitchen Furniture, etc.
PIANO FORTES.- Superior Rosewood seven octave
Piano.FoTtes, made by schluter 81 Co., and Fisher,
New York.
PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS-At / o'clock,
will be sold one Jamin SlereoscOpc Box and Lenses,
with holders completes; pair hree inch Focus Globe
Lenses; one 6inch do; "A View Box; Copying Box,
etc. etc. TB72t
MAGIC LANTERNs-Also one Magic Lantern.
DANCOAST q WARNOCK, AUCTIONEERN
Il No. 24O MARKET STREET.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS, MATTINGs,
~ OIL CLOTHS, AND WINDOW sRADEa-Great
bargains from Auctiou.--V. n. ARCHAMBAuLT,
N. n. corner of ELEVENTH and MARK III streets,
will open this morning 1900 yards quality dou-
VIII be sold At S75Ss worth 76c Red Check Mating. &
3D. and 5Oc., Ingraln Carpets all WOOL at 6 7b sc
1L el2b, el'S7 and e60 Ingram Carpets, wool filling
90, 49, So and &c, lhree-py Carpets, Sl9G English
Tapestry Brussels Carpeis tl62 and Sl75; Hemp Oar.
pets 81 10 &c; Oil Cloths, Sec; Entry aud Stair Car
PETS so 70 67cWind0W Shades, q tot8 Plain Shading
81 and 6Oc Table nons 62c 20 u 60 Towels u 20 25c
Flannel for Bathing Robes 8ic. Muslins 10 TO 25c;
Cal0oee 10 TO lSc. Lawns 26c. Wholesale and Retail
Store, N. X. cornar ELEVENTH. and MARKET
Streets 2l96m
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AUCTION SALES.

ToHN b. MYERS h CO., AUCTIONEERs
81 Nos 2s2 and ga MARKET Street,
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bsesY BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIE
y, AZ, e ior the Hair positively restores grey hal if
isS color and youthful beauty mpars MS @
mis aho growth TO the weakest hair, STOPS i1s
kshionSSa "a hair dressing soldIby AL ggeeods
Ihe HAue supplied by the wholesale druggists. -
80 WB6m - New York.
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N NINTH WARD.-AT A MEETING or
On Sr1, u the UNION REPUBLICAN ASSoCiAIISO6S
hasoo sho EFT Streets. on August s. lSSa, tns
agreed upon by the CITY ExecntiVe Commttee and
enrolment:- 'N
FiTst DivisiOn-s. E. corner Of Eighth and Filbert
Second Observation-Disclosures No 52N Ninth street.
bert streets. "
Fourth Divislon-No. 1923 Market street.
sIth DiVlson-No, Is S. Broad street.
sl1th Dlysion-NO. 1919 Market street.
99SeVenth Dlvlslon--No 1911 Market street
dE1itBhlh Dliylslon-No. 2l29 Market street. . 49,
lhe enrolling officers viii be in attendance az the
nooSe places between the hours OF and O'CLOCK
BY order of the Association
,o WILLIAM S. sTOKLEY, President
DAVID BETTER, BEETLE Secretaries. s6as
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La RGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES,
BROGANs, TRAVELLING BAGS. ETC.

August IL at 10 O'clock viii be sold by catalogue
on four months credit about 2OOO packages boots
shoes, bamorals, etc., of city and manufac-
ture open for examination, with catalogues, early
on morning OF sale. L875t
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
Is cases fine palm fans, round handles.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hB@ GROCERs' AND BUTCHERS RE.
~ FRIGERATORS-Cheap and good; warranted
cold, and free from sweat or no sale. D,c,,
Also, HARRIS' UNCLE SAM HOT-AIR RANGE
which is so admirably constructed that the cooking O
family, instead OF being labor Is really pleasans
exercise. , l.,
Also the NEW MAGLIOCCO HEATER, which Is
cheap, powerful in giving heat and saving In coal
B. g. HARRIS q CO.i.
5l6 3m4p No. 149 North NINTH street.
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August 9, at II o'clock. will be sold by catalogue
Venetian, list hemp, cottage, and rag CARPET,
irgs, embracing choice assortment OF superior
of sale. r. Not
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~N-N-NN'
LARGE OPENING SALE or BRITISH, FRENCH,
GERMAN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. :
we will hold o large sale of foreign and domestic
'O'' on Thursday Morning. .--',-
August nt 10 o'clock embracing about $50 packages
and lots of staple and fancy articles
LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF EURO
Pl3EAN AND DOMESTIC DRY gSnsD SgSS3PS
viii Ss SsSd IL the SqG oonS sSf 81
sHIRTJNes AND sHEETINGs.-case Bleached
and Brown Giboa swlit River. Home River, White
stone Ki5gs!en, end other brands and n o.o,
Twlled Canton Fancy Plaid and Miners, Flannels.
Twilled Blue Jeans; Nashua. Sugar River, Brunswick,
Hamiltun, and Lt banon Corset Jeans; -.
Ginehams and PIsids -''-''
Fancy Madder Prints De LANES, wigans etd
HeSyy TIcRiDgS DENNIS Blue stripes ana OhecHn os1n
si CAssfMEREs, sAT1NETs, ETC.
-All-wool and Union, plain striped and plaid, silk
mixed, D. and 4. Buckskins and Beaver tan, Mel
meIes
Tweeds.
wooLLENs.
Pieces black and coored al-wool and Union Cloths.
Pieces e4 and "A French and domestic black Doe
pips Pieces Esqumaux, Castor, and Moscow Beavers,
SILKS,
sopieces magnificent quality all boiled, Lyons black
800 PIECES PARIS DE LANES,
aich iail Rssortments, ali grades OF favOritO
| =, 300 PIECES PARIS POPLINS,
| splendid qualities. - "N-' ~
Fancy Fall Dress stufs, BSimoral Skirts. Fsnn,yfn
SgTlng Marseilles Quilts Cotton aud Woolen Hosiery.
Susnenders S4-inch Black Patent VeVets inyoIce OF
| Rich Trimmings, Towelling, Diaper, Canvas Hoon
! Skirts, etc. wv
| SHIRTS,
| Full Lines White and Check Linen, White Muslin
| Scotch Plaid. Melton and Blue Woolen shirts and
| Linen Shirt Fronts. 0' A
200 DOZEN LINEN CAMBRIO HDKFa
Full Lines q and s. Plain, Hemmed and Hem.
| make imported. s3At
N. B.-tatalogues ready and goods arranged for ex-
| animation early on the morning of sale. T73OSt
| FIRST LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPET.
INGS, ETC.
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n995 PHILADELPHIA GENET ERY.-AN
adjourned meeting of the Lotholders Will pe
hela on THURSDAY EVENING, August stu, az ae tne
GOOD INTENT HOSE HOUSE. No. 6U2 SPRUCE
street Punctual attendance is requested as impor-
tant business will be acted on. ~
Attest-E NJ. BIRD Secretarv S72tS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


f9g PARDEE SCIENTIFIC COURSE
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E9Sy@ NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING,-JOY,
CoE CO.. Agen 5 for the "TELEsRAPH
and Newspaper Press of the whole country have HEr
MOVED from FIFTH and CHESNUT Streets TO NC.
Ia 5. SIXTH Street, second door above WALNUT
oFFIcEs;-No. IA S. SIXTH street. Philadelphia;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York. 73Os4p
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T NJ. GUMMEY d SONS, AgCTIONEEl
81 No. 6O8 WALNUT Street

REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
Handbnls of each property issued separately.
1000 catalogues published ana circulated containing
full descriptions OF property 70 be sold also par
tal list OF property contained In Real EatAte Regis
ter. and offered at private sale.
Sales advertised daily in all the daily newspaper
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FOR SALE.
LOST.

T OST OR STOLEN-A CERTIFICATE OF
L. CITY LOAN for t2OO No s4s, in favor OF Joshua
Martin reward will be paid II left At No. 1901 N,
FRONT street. 81 WBl2tt
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The next term commences on THURSDAY. Sep
tember n Candidates admission NAV he exam
ined the day before tseptember H. or on Tuesday.
July 80, the day before the annual commencement,
Fer circulars apply to President oATTRI,I,. or 70
Professor r. B. YoUNeMAN,
Easton. Pa, July, 1857. 70o an,,
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LARGE OPENING SALE or BRITISH, TIsH, FRENCH,
GERMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
we will hold q large sale of foreign and domestic
dry goods by catalogue, on touT months credit,
- on Thursday Morning.
g. IOoiclOcx embracing about 75O packages
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-06
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 6. 1867.

But he will have to 20 into the Lowell
woods and pastures, aEd pluck bis
own posies this year. To be sure,
il would be quite consistent that
he should be praised and thanked
for the few kind words which he
spoke too late for Mrs. Surratt, but you
know woman will let one in Mrs. Sur
rats unfortunate condition lie quiet in
her grave before resurrecting her on
point Of law or metaphysics. The hang.
ing settled the matter Of guilt with them.
! believe today that the Radical party in
Massachusetts would give a good part Of
what he is worth to get rid Of him. What
a beautiful blab he is to be on them il
they let him into their secrets2 But, al.
ter all, It was a good thing to let him 70
to Congress. He is his own Nemesis,
nobody could be intrusted with the un-
doing Of him who could begin to do il so
well as himself He has not an intimate
friend or con6dant in any party. Nc.
body is afraid Of him, not even General
Grant, but nobody wants anything to do
with him. Ask Bingham, of Ohio.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-06

Strange as it may appear, Butler is
losing popularity at home. This circum-
stance is thus alluded to by the Boston
correspondence Of q Chicago paper
Ben. Butler stock runs low in Massa-
chusetts al this present time. he will
hardly be welcomed here as he was re-
ceived on his return from his successful
foragiDg in New Orleans. Then they
hoisied him into a barouche drawn By
four white horses, parsded him about the
streets bareheaded land barefaced), and
finally brought up with 3 general hand
pulling iu fsaeuil Hall Butler no doubt
considered az that time that Washington
vas nowhere, and the ladies shovered
roses and things on his low bead then :