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old STAGE LINE FROM
" ALEXANDRIA. TO WINCHESTER.

~ ALEAANDh1h. III w LIN Ch4',o Nv
FARE REDUCED. Leaves Al xs@S1A
eYandria TUESDAYS, THU -GAS&&sassa
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at 7 o'clock a. M,
and arrives at Winchester at II o'clock m, fol-
lowing days. rnc
Leaves Winchester TU ESDA Us, Thu rs
DAYS and SATURDAYS, OF II O'Clock m,
and arrives at Alexandria at q O clock p m,
following days.
Lying over at Upperville ut night, where
there are good hotel accommodations.
Persons taking this line will be called for at
their residences in Alexandria and Winchester,
and delivered at same on arrival.
Fare from Alexandria to Winchester....$5 SO
" " Aldie.:"......". Is
g 1" Middleburg .... Is
:" g Uppervile ...... %
Other points in proportion.
Offices at the City Hotel, Alexandria, and Tay-
lo7 Hotel, Winchester.
Freight on all packages sent by this line must
be prepaid if not its delivery will be at the risk
the owner. G. VESSELS, Proprietor.
w. B. holland,
Agent at Mlddleburg
..E j. n. THOMAS,
spl7-tf Agent at Fairfax @. H.
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sT~, AQUA CREEK ROUTE TO
Ez zstz] KICHMOND.--On and after TO.
day, WEDNESDAY, April 18th, the steamers
c VANDERBILT and KEYPORT will stop
regularly at Pier No. 10, King street dock, on
their respective trips up and down the Toto
mac, NIGHT and DAY Persons wishing to
take the boat for Richmond will be at the wharf
by 6 Is a. M and as p. NJ, and passengers. for
Washington and the North, in the morning,
will be at the wharf by 6 Is a. m. apl1-lm
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STAGE LIN T.

TO WIN CHESTER sXzzs4 9zss=sA
On and after TUESDAY NEXT, the 25d
instant, | shall commence 10 run, on alternate
days, over the Little River Turnpike, new an
comfortable ataees between ALEXANDRIA
and UPPERFILLE, connecting at the latter
place with al egc1llont line to WIN CH ESTER.
This line is furnished with u splendid stock OF
horse2, and the coSch53 arc in charge Of careful
and expert drivers.
I'D l1-lW {. W ESSLEN.
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AMUSEMER rs.
VNIRST GRAND SELECT LEVEE,
q OF
SAREPTA LODGE, NO. 4G. I.O.O.F.,
To BE GIYEH on WEDNESDAY, Ey G., MAY !.
AZ THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS.

Master of Ccremonica-J0hn y. Field, (rcd
and white rosctt2.)
Floor Managcr--R. NJ Latham, (rcd and
white rpSCttcJ
Reception Committcc-(bluo rosettc)-Wm.
Johnson, Alcy;. Coal;lcy, D. Bcndhcim, D. Fur
long.
Committee Of Orccr-(rcd ro:atte S. King,
". Rccl;ur, jesse Sherwood, McMahon.
Committee Of Arrange mGnts-(wh r0settel
j. Higgins, Charles Il. Glover, v NJ Taylor,
B. w. Ghccn, W. W. Sherwood, james Cole
T. 4. WoodheId.
Strict order will be preserved, and the COM
rnittecs pledge themselves that no expense will
be spared to make this one Of the best LeVccs
ever given in this city.
CHRISTOPHER ARTH' ) CELEBRATED
BRASS AND STRING BAND has been en-
gagged, and arrangements have been perfected.
50 that there will be no disappointment in regard
to their being present.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR.
Omnihuses will commence running ~ /! 0 elk
Grand March viii commence ut 9! DEL ok,
precisely.
Refreshments furnished ladies and gentlemen
without extra charge.
The committees promise Il pcasunttime 10 u!
who will honor them with their presence. IBID
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~ L 7 VI O n T
The Pavilion and Spacious Grounds vt ely
mont are now open To visitors. Ample prepa-
rations have been made for the Accomm odatlon
of Picnic Parties Balls and select companies,
who may wish to spend day at tbs delgh tiul
resort Shad Bakes can be supplied at the
shortest notice. Parties wishing to secure the
use OF the grounds and boats to transport them
can apply at the Office, foot of Seventh street:
Washington. FRANK WAKR1MONT,
an 15-dlm Lessee.
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SoSs OF TEMPERANCE The Good Samar,
ian Lodge, of Washington, contemplate paying
a visit tn the Mount Vernon Division No. e OF
Sons Of Temperance Of this city, this evening
4 steamboat has been chartered ior the pur-
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Is SGS<

AQUA CREEK BoAT8.-The Aqua Creek
steamers, rs will be seen by all advertisement
in another column OF this evening Gazette
will hereafter stop at this city on each OF Their
trips ND and down the river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17

LOCAL BHLs--In the State Senate, On
Monday House bill to amend and re-enact the
10Th section Of an act entitled ''au act to lncor-
poratc the Southern Protection Insurance
Company of Alexandria, Va, was passed ;
as was, also, House bill to repeal the act pass
ed February 10th, 1866, entitled can act to au,
thorize special police to search Tor stolen
property" 50 far as it applies to the city OF
Alexandria. The Committee on Roads re-
ported House bill disposing of The States IN
terest in the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Railroad on certain conditions, without
amendment. Subsequently taken up, and laid
on the table. House bill relating to the Alex
andria Canal and Railroad was taken up, and
made the order of the day for yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-17

THE ALEXANDRIA ORPHAN ASYLUM The
proceeds of the late lecture Ct the Rev. MIR.
Munsey, have been received by the managers
Of the Alexandria Orphan Asylum, as will be
seen by the following correspondence
HALL OF PoToMAc LODGE, No 50. 100 F.
ALEXANDRIA, March ~ 1867:
Mrs. Robert Jameson. Treasurer Of tie O'-
plan Asylans Of Alexandria:
Madam 1t affords me great pleasure to be
able to present you one hundred and seventy
dollars, being the nett proceeds OF the lecture
delivered by tho Rev. W. &. Munsoy, in the
Episcopal Methodist Church, on the 9th inst,
for the benefit of eOrphHn Asylum of A lex
andria This effort was made BY our Lodge to
aid yourselves ard co-laborers in the noble Ell;
terprise which is the pride Of our city, and
which hope may continue to receive the cor
dial support of our citizens.
With much res poet, remain your obt serv't.
HUGH LATHAM,
- for the Comm ittee
TO the Members Of Potomac Lodge, l. 0. Of:
The Managers Of the Alexandria Orphan Asy-
lum, at meeting of their board, held April 10,
expressed their deep sense of gratitude for the
interest you have taken in tn cir Institution, and
passed vote of thanks for the liberal donation
you sent them, the proceeds of Rev. Mr.. Mum
sey's Lecture. LOUISA LAW, Secretary
ALEXANDRIA, April 18th.
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EliiE RocK. Mr.. George ". Harrison will
please accept orr thanl;a for three punches OF
fine rock ti~h.
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NUANO AND FERTILIZERS.

GuANo AND FERTILIZERS
The subscriber has on hand a fall assortment
Of the most approved MANURES, which he is
prepared to sell in any quantity desired, az the
LOW EST MARKET RATES.
As the prices are uniform the farmer Gun OBJ
tain his supplies rs we'll by c0rrespondcnce as
though he were to purchase in person.
| OFFER
Peruvian Guano, of the best quality
Bolivian Guano. This article comes from the
same section as Peruvian, which it closely re-
scnbles in texture and appearance. 1t is much
richer in Phosphate, but has less Ammonia. For
stiff soils or stiff subsols it will wer quite as
we'll as Peruvian, and it costs but twothirds
the price Of that article.
Mexican GuAno, of four grades
Ground Bones.
Whitelock's Cercalizer The high reputation
borne by this article as the most etfecuyg2 and
reliable crop producer made in the United
States, induces me to ask the farmer to test 1t
alongside ofany manure he may apply. m
W0olston's Amonatcd Bone Phosphate. Ihls
article is manufactured by the same house, and
contains all the best qualities Of Peruvian GUano
and Ground Bones. WIN. Fl. IRWIN,
NH 28-tf No ), south Union street.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, April 16.-Bre dstufs
The market for breadstuffs is firm but quiet
to-day. The receipts of grain have been nonli-
nsy light-only 81, 2280 bushels corn and 300
bushels wheat. Flour is very dull, and we
hear of no sales of moment
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HING DEAL z r 9
ARNOLD Is FIELD,

TX ARNOLD & FIELD, SS
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have removed from No. GO to No. 50, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive Gail from
their friends, or any one in want of a suit Of
good clothes We have on hand and are re-
ceying good line of
CLOTHS CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
LINENS, &c,
which we will make to order, very low, for The
next two months, especially.
We propose to continue our
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.,
where you will always find the latest styles.
We will furnish
WHITE HIRTS,
as cheap rs they can be had at retail in Phila-
deiphiu Warranted to fit and wear well. Call
and see US, at No. SO, King ST., 3 doors west OF
Royal. aug 1--tf
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD. The repalrs
to the track, aud the relaying Of the rails on
the Manassas Gap Rairoad, from Manassas
Station to Piedmont, distance Of thrty-lour
miles, was completed on Monday last, and that
portion of the road Is nov in excellent condl-
ton, and will have trains passing over ii as
soon as The switches and turn outs are al listed,
to accomplish which, will require, it IS sup
posed but three or four days, at the utmost,
because arrangements have heen made to bring
the stockholders Of The Company, residing
along the line sof the road over it, to this city,
prior to Wednesday, the 9th inst, when their
called meeting will be held. Another section
of this road, that between Strasburg and lin
berve. thirty five miles long, Is, with the eZ-
ception Of the bridges, also in good condl-
tion-thc road bed and rails having been I'M
disturbed since they were originally laid
The running stock of the road now consists ii
six locomotives, fifty freight cara-thirty boz
and twenty gondola, and one mail and baggage
Car.
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Alexandria Fish Earkst, april II.

ferngs we're 1000 bbls flour, of various grades
5000 bushels yellow corn, 100 bushels oats. -
Sales 500 bushels yellow corn at $l.l7i 800
white do at 3l.l6. The prices Of -four remain
nnnha nped
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4 NDREW J. FLEMING,
II NO. 8, KING STREET,
Has received and offers for sale
l6 boxes Herkimer Country Dairy Cheese,
10 do. English Dairy do
5 kegs Primo Goshen Butter,
y bbls. B. B. Sugar,
3 bbs. Syrup,
10 kegs Lees Bi Carbonate Soda,
Obo1es German, Chemical Erasive and Fam
iy Soap
1900 lbs. Prime Sugar Cared Hams and Shout
"A bags Rio Coffee,
lOboxes Adamantine Candles, ap li-lW
DRUGs, PAINTS, OILS, SC.
We have just made large additions to our
stock of
DRUGS, ...r
CHEMICALS,
GLASSWARE, sc &c,
aid can furnish Country Merchants and Physl-
cans with the goods in our line required by
Them, at as low rates as any house in this city.
We would ask attention to our stock OF
PAlNTS, .LINSEED OIL, TURPENTlNE,
KEROSENE OIL, LARD OIL, FRENCH
WINDOW GLASS, &C., &c,
Which We will sell at the lowest prices. We
will be pleased to give quotationswhen requested.
-apl7-lm f. S. LEADBEATER & co,
GROVER 4 BAKERS
WING MACHIN ES
We desire to call particular attention to the
Mporiority Of the Grover u Baker Sewing Ma
chine, for family sewing.
W. have been agents for the past eight years,
shd have sold over one hundred machines III
ma place and vicinity.
Sold at New York prices and warranted per.
set Prices range from 500 to $3.50 each. Call
Ut send for circu ar, specimens of work, &c.
sp l7-tf T.. 6. I.EADBEA TER & co.
JOTOMAC FISH.-New and old Potomac
SHAD and HERRING. for sale by
- 9. =. :, : THOMAS PERRY,
apl7-lw = -, az i No. Is, King St
NHAD RoE.-25k kegs sHAD ROE for sale
~ by GsaSL - THOMAS PERRY,
apl7-lw No Is, King St
mel LIMEll LIMEuI-Just received
~ nifty bbls Lime for sale low by .,-.
apl- WRITER'S & TOLSON.
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The RATTLE for the picture of Gen Lee
takes place tonight at Augur's.
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FERTILIZERS, &c.
DAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE

DAUEE ) RIA " BUNE PHU5PHAIL.
am the only agent in Alexandria, Va, for
the pure and genuine Baugh's Raw Bone Phos
phate, for sale By me in large and small quunti-
ties Also,
WHANNS PURE RAW BONE PHOS-
PHATE, manufactured by Walton 6 Whann.
NAL Al, AMMONfATED PHOSPHATE.
RHODES PHOSPHATE.
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER, in
Loudoun, Fauquer, Prince William and Fair
fax counties.
Headquarters for McCorniics Reaper and
Mower
Hubbard's Reaper ana Mower.
Garden Seeds, &c. ". ii. MAY.
an Elm Alexandria, Va.
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TIE FISH MARKET. This market is, just
now, well supplied with shad and herring.;-,
They are arriving freely, and prices have de
cinel RAPIDLY As fish are now, OF their
lowest figures, see no reason why all persons
in want Of them, do not take advantage Of
this harvest, and the farmer can now have no
excuse for not having his prime Potomac
herring aud shnd at low prices. NosIRnAH.
MEASURES, not men, are taken at lien
ning's One Price Clothing Store, on the corner
of Seventh street and Maryland avenue, Wash
inat0n. y. {. 1t
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70 FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

T P. BARTHO LO ",
NO. 25, KING STREET,
between Water md Union strect:,(
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.
Importer and Grower Of
GARDEN, FIELD & GRASS SEEDS,
Dealer in all -
STANDARD FERTILIZERS.
4:ly- Agent for Fairbanks Scales, and Her
rings Safes. J. ?. BARTHOLOW,
Is, King ST., Alexandria, Va.
ian 4-lv 55S, 18th st., Washington, u.
NUANO.-REEDS AIMONLATED ST.
V PER PHOSPHATE OFLLNE.-Thc best
slperphosphate yet offered to the farmer, pos
sessing all the activity of Peruvian Guano, but
being far more durable in its effects.
II contains . large amount of animal matter
in a highly concentrated form, which, combined
with its soluble bone phosphate oflime, cannot
fail to render it very valuable Ms p tertilZcr.-
Notwithstanding we believe it TO be the best
supcr-phosphute in the market, yet, by pro-
cess peculiar in its manufacture, whereby the
expenses are !essGned, we are enabled to sell II
very low with liberal discount to dealers.
NJ ELDRIDGE & CO., Sole Agents.
TO 4, South Wharvcs,
oct 4--tf Alexandria, Va.
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TOHN II. CREIGHTON 6 sou.
go. =, KlNG ST.,
ALEXANDRIA,. Va.


AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BELLOWS.
Anvjls. Nail Reds, Horse Shoes, Blister St"a..
Files, 'Rasps, 5hocins Tools, Sc. C3,"mtj".
Iron Beam Plough at factory I 'ic":; Casting
for Titus Iron Plough kept Oh band; $:%5a
Doors. Blinds, Sc. furnished 70 order. !t'"t."-
Fcls, and Cement. Percussion C"!", N."4."
and Single Guns. Shot Pouches Powder fIH-hs.
&C., Wholesale ana Fetal. Terms Cash. s.l-s.
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boxes prime factory Cheese Tor
v sale by feb 27-tfl j. 9. MlLbUkN'
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NEW York, April 17,-GoId to-day 1856.
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DEACH TREES, &c.-I2oQo r@nrh T ,ttr
~ Dwarf Peach, Aprico=,, QninG;e, h3chGtle o.
Lawon Bl1cberry, t6j!edeiG ;,tto ha>oeG G
psIs t,, ola'io- ~ rnrv moderate prices.
an" i e @''' HENRN COOK. 30, King st.
- -RIIsHELS KENTUCKY rLCE GRASS
al SEIID: 20 bushels Glover Sect 10 hu@A-
els l''''''' THOMAS PERKY,
SO. -, King =
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PETERSBURG, December Is, 1867.

PETERSBURG, December is, 1867.
Crime, (which is frequent enough in our
city at all times, has been very much on
the increase since the approach OF winter.
As all other means fail for gaining sup
port, large class of persons contract the
habit of living by their wits, all Of whom
are not fortunate to escape detection. In
deed, town under strict police regula-
tions is the last place where these gentry
should congregate for the purpose of prac-
ticing their secret arts. 1t is true the
cities offer more tempting field, but the
country is not without many advantages in
the prosecution Of their trade.
At the last session Of our Hastings
Court the criminal docket was nearly
cleared, but at the term which commences
tomorrow thirty cases are registered
for trial, twelve Of which are for felony,
and twenty-one for mSdemeanor. About
fYe-SiXths of the whole number belong to
our fellow citizens Of the colored frater-
nity-and who are quite as worthy, for the
most part, of political honors, as some Of
their brethren now drawing eight dollars
day from the public crib. If it comes to
the worst, and we are to have negro con-
stitution forced upon us, there will, per-
haps, be little to choose between the one
made in the capitol and one framed within
the limits of our city jails.
The most distinguished culprit, how
ever, to be tried at the approaching term
of the COURTS Granville Montelle (white).
He has been very near making his escape
since his confinement; and if his fellow
prisoners had boldly seconded his ehort
the whole party might probably have Ell
fected'a delivery. But they were lntiml-
dated by the fearlessness OF the Jallor;
who overpowered Montelle and confined
him in chains. 1t is thought the testimony
against him will scarcely be sufficient to
secure his conviction; but ne Will hardly
be turned at large again, as, in the event OF
his acouittal, there will be several requi-
sitions for his person from other points,
even as far as North Carolina.
strong effort has been made to induce
the Rev. Mr.. Cosby to withdraw his resig-
nation of the rectorship Of St. Paul's
church, but without effect. He still ad-
heres to his determination.
The weather is dull, and the times have
been quiet in the city to-day. S.
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NoREoLK, December IS, 1857.

NORFOLK, bSCtlupoi ~,
On two occasions lately we have 0oon
without mail from your city, owlng' W.. W.
suppose, to failure of connecsion "a .nG
Richmond train with that OF VIC i'oi iol>
and Petersburg road.
A course Of lectures under the auspices
of the Peabody Literary society was
fnaugprated last evening by lecture at
the Cumberland street Baptist church on
:Janan by the Rev. S. X. Brown, D. D.
A bold attempt at burglary was made
the other evening by negro to rob the
residence Of G. F. Greenwood, Esq, on
Cumberland street. The noise made by
the fellow aroused Mr.. Greenwood, who,
on giving the alarm, caused the rascal TO
retreat in quick time.
The Theatre, which has been closed for
the past two or three weeks on &c
count of the failure of the old manage
ment to carry it on, will be re0pened
shortly under the auspices of Mr.. George
Kunkel. Mr.. Kunkel is now North
making all necessary arrangements for
that purpose. Our people feel the lack
Of entertainment, and our merchants have
put their shoulders to the wheel by sub.
scribing handsomely to fund which ha:
been collected for the purpose of REOPEN
ing the drama in our city.
The United States steamer De Soto
which has been lying in Hampton Road'
for several days, came up and anchored al
the naval anchorage yesterday. She dis.
charged her powder, and proceeded to the
navyyard, where she is to be thoroughly
overhauled.
One of the f-emcn on the steamer
Rotary, on her recent trip from North
Carolina, fell overheard and was drowned
The weather for the past week has been
very severe. Several negroes have been
frozen to death. The storms along the
coast have been heavy, and it is antici-
pated much damage has been done to YES
sells. On yesterday the weather mode
rated, and it was quite pleasant, but to-
day the skies are overloaded, and it is
cold, damp, and disagreeable.
The trial of Captain William .:Swaine,
charged with perjury, came off in the
United States Commissioners Court yes
terday. The evidence of several witnesses
pro and con was received, and record
which was introduced to show the conyic-
ton of Swaine in New York for felony
was ruled out as testimony by Commits
sioncr Foster. The case was continued
to-day, but with what result have been
unable to learn. TALLY.
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PuDDLlNG IRON BY STEAM.-In the
;nanaiacture of iron there is no process SO
mh po or laborious as that of pudding.
f tnose residing within the sound of the
,uthace-Diast are acquainted with the hard
s snS ITS ruinous effects on the operators
nmu Inc opportunities afforded a lazy work,
n man 70 slight hiswork, and thus spoil large
10. Nul OF good iron. The Lehioh Vai
;,s He0S says man named MORGAN bas
h Maenteo series of "rabblesn 70 wnSI'
wor Sse OF and puddle the iron without AZ a
viii viii ~ VI men. The plan is s;mnIe ' a .us
neighborhood. N''oouced In this
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The Home of Ex-Governor Srnyth in
New Hampshire.
MANCHESTER, N. H., December a.

MANCHESTER, N. H., December IA.
To the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch !:
The Republicans of this city have been
astonished to learn through your paper
that Ex-Governor Smyth, of this place, was
in your city on the 9th and 10th instants.
The Republican party of Manchester and
the "Boys in Blue" have made this ex-
Governor all he is. When the bullets were
flying at the South the Ex-Governor was
here. Now the political bullets are flying
here, and he is at the South. What for :?
Why was he not here on the 10th instant
assisting his friends at the 6allot-bor. We
have been beaten by the acts of Just such
men. Last year we elected an honest,
capable, and wounded Republican soldier
Mayor by 534 majority. He has now been
beaten by 800 majority. I have voted
Republican the last time.
We cannot handle the niggerany longer.
Manufacturing interest must be sup
ported. Mouths for bread demand it."
AZ
lex Governor Smyth was in this city on
the 10th instant, but left very suddenly
Editors Dispatch.l
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A JERsEYMAN OUTwITTED.-A cunning
trick was performed in Newark on Friday
last. A stranger, who pretended to be tipsy,
slipped on the step in front of a machinery
wareroom near the Market-street depot
and broke large plate-glass window. The
proprietors demanded payment, but the
man pretended that he had no money.
One of the partners then proposed that
the culprit should be searched. This was
done, and the owner of the window was
rewarded by finding a one-hundred- dollar
bill in his pocket. He Immediately changed
the bin, and after taking out $l2 for dam
ages, handed the inebriate SSS. To this
the inebriate made no objection, but stag
gered Oft, and was soon lost to sight. In
short time the machinistS had occasion to
make deposit, and the one-hundred-
lar bill was sent to bank. 1t was returned
as counterfeit. The stranger has not
been seen since, and if arrested he could
not be prosecuted, as he did not attempt
to pass the bill. This is new "dodge."
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BY Regnauls Il Co., Auctioneers,

WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION,
w at our store, on THURSDAY the 10th instant,
commencing at 10 O. CLOCK A. d.,
80 CHTTAGE BEDSTEADS, just from the factory ;
80 new sHUCK MATTRESSES,
20 FRATHER PILLOWS and BOOSTERS.
FEATHER Beds and hale MATTRESSES,
WARDROBES,
JENNY LIND and other BEDsTEADs,
BUREAUS,
CHAIRS,
PER- TABLES,
PLATF0RM SCALES, weighing 1000 pounds,
iFairbank's)
BRASS CDUHTER SCALES and WEIGHTS,
SHERRY WINE,
CHAMPAGNE WINE,
BLACK TEA,
ST. CHOlX and JAMAICA Fun.
GROUND CLOVES and ALSPlCs,
Whisky,
GAS FIXTURES.
ALSO,
ROSEWOOD PIANO, seven octave, in good
order, on credit Of ninety days for approved ne
gotiable note. REGEAULT y CO.,
de ls-2t' Auctioneers.