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LEGAL NOTICES.

To all whom these presents shall con Q. greeting:
Whereas Michael wheeahan having purchased at sale
made by the be III Of the Parish OF Orleans the property
hei described pped ~ the cier of this Court
in whore OH the deed Of sale recorned the eleventh
day OF March, 1868, for tion adyertisemen in
Louisiana approved March Is 1855 entitled An act
tive to mopitions and mod OF proceeding.n
Now theref re- know ali interested herein
hereoy cited and sdmon he'd the Of the state Of
up any right title clam In and the property
hereinafter described in OF informsly In
the decree Judgment OF the Court under which tbs
ssle de. iegu arty lie atty the sppraise
advert time OF sale, for
any other defect whatsoever show within thirty
d.y this monon IL fret inserted In the pubic
papers Why the made sho I'D not be confirmed
hon oogaed The said pery sold by the Sheriff OF the
Pari,h aforesaid the ninth DAY II March 1855 by
Of this rendered the 18th day of
Mc Obj and George HunbeNo 2Oot OF thu docket Of this
Contest which sa Mlchsei Wheelahan became the pur
chaser for the psice o. S525 o.
description Of property given in the Judicial
veyarce. viz:
certain square ground Fourth District Of this
city designated by the No l06 bounded BY Second Third
Dorgenos Broad and Mepomepe streets. said Is
divided nto 26 lots numbered from TO Is inc usve,
i85g deposited the Office Bouty notary pub ic
city, for reference which said follows to-
vii: 469 feet inches lines front Third lf0
feet inches and lii frens 299 feet inches
and lines rnt hep0mene street. Il feet inches and
lines front Second and 26 feet and lines front
DOreenois together with the rights privileges
and tn belonging IN apper
snng. Being the property acqaircd by defendants oy
purchase from Mis- c. Mckeal ed before VIM
khs notary public In this city the 18th June. 1865
order Of Court Clerks ofice New Orleans March Is,
A D., 1868 J. r. DICK.
Deputy Clerk
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FINANCIAL.

ACCOUNTANTS-THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER
N the Courts Corporations the Legal
Profession and " Merchsnts Auditors Expers aud
They viii prepare Schedules for Bank
will exaRine Disputed unsettled partnerships bal
and close Mercantile books Would also
for Merchants who oesgn leaving for the summer
may desire 10 close their business r. g. VAsS
T.F. WaLKER.
Office No. 80 Unen street.
ADVA NCES-LIBFRAL CASH ADVANCES MADE
n consignn Of Messrs Brown Shipley
Co. Liverpool; Messrs. Brown, Bros Co New York; and
friends Hsvre Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore
WITHERSP00N, HALsEY 4 co.
October s. 1867.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Having purchased the exclusive right TO sell ANCHOR
OIL for the louisiana from the inventor ~. W.
Holster Dealers se Of tho above Oil,
make any contrsc without my shall hold them
Tssnon.ble for 80 doing b. A. WENTkEL.
29 Royal street.
Sole A. ent tor f.ous
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
REYNOLDs q aURK.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Nos. 2,s and 22S FRONT STREET. NEw ORLEANS
Are prepared make contracts for WROUGHT IRON
WORK any Description Quantity Lowest Prices
Manufacturers of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES
Also. of cAry's PATENT EAATH BoRER
Orders left Mechanics Exchange or 1000 Post
Office will receive Prompt Attention.
AAxRwAsE AND saIP CzaANDLs<F
EsLrIz a. sosTTCK FRANK w. sEyNouR,
uosrsck a ssySnar.
luanu-sers and osalersis
alSss Ai.e saELr eARDwAs AED ugxLkEy
r0rES, IN VIZ ana rINNENs TOOLS,
BAR snd 81 zT ION, TIN aud TIN PLATE
sEERT COPPER, NO. NAILS. AXES.
rEAINs, ssovELs, SPADES. hoes
SxAD PIPE SHEET LEAD. GAS PTPn,
GRASS voRK aud PTPK yrrxISzs
xgrEEz sEbrIso HOSE and PACKING.
1oTT0N WASTE. Etc, OORDAaB,
cotton and FLAX DUCK, TwIsns,
onLs. PAINTS LANES LAE-EREs zts
AR Rtps sTNtear boat and Railroad GU pplfes
Fulton and Front streets, Common
sole Assnts ter westOus LIGHTNING RODS.
4 sEPs' FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN lss6D
Corner Of DeiOrd and rouehsr ssrssss.
NJ sss leave he public seHsrsly
saAt We prepared formerly manufacture stsnr
Engines Bsiers sagSr Ms. sugar Kettles. Draining NJ
chimes nills Gotten Presses Newell Screws Gear
Ing Meaths rsts Ears all kinds Of
Steamboat wsrts and svey description Of Machinery h
.hs south LEEDS 90.
Order. sn st sox rs Mechanics DsaIsrs gxrssnss
gill receive prompt sttenrO-.
SNAEsPsAHx r<os r0ynskx.
= I'D sirod strest. ksv orlsaps
GoHB sEDpEs-50s a sHAKsPEARE-s. P~oorI
osaasss shAkspears q Cs.e
sko Brsa. nv svsrr
yssisy i Steam Ersnss sugar Mia Draining ksshins.
~. ard n s'fss Sssss s g.. s y s ss O'H.'
EKNE@r TURPIN. wHoLE-ALs MANIAC
~ tursS Of stick Candy fancy Candies checosts Cream
Drops Syrups b. steam Importer Of French ornA-
Sn Decorated TOYS cSs:sasss fancy Papers for Cake
Stands souquets Csonases or Fancy Boxes Tor Christ
Old Leves street. S. Louis and Con streets New
Orleans. La
CITY MONEY AT PAR.
CITY MONEY TAKEN FOR HACKING
THE
xAzEPPA LIVERY STABLES 2is Gravisr stree.
". K sPBARING
I0rzB .. FLErzINe.
GAS FTTTKE
-xrp-
Dealer m Gas Fixtures,
n AND LIS MAGAZINE STREET.. sEAK sIRoc.
New 0rieens-
rn attend punssa.y and fAsthfuly sutruss,s
70 him.
order ,sn in soz No IS Mechanics md Dsssr'
easnes. viii nsss with prOmpt attention
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NOTICE. RESPECTFULLY GALL THE ATrEN-
ton If nv frierd. ~ TIA public 70 nv new house,
BELLE MEMPHIS SALOON, az 1l3 Poydras street DE
Camp Magazine streets This Saloon has been
fitted up tastefuy ha endesvor 20 keep IL in all
spects FIRST class drinking house With many years
peence in The business and determination 20 keep
but good liquors, eonnd Mt the BELLE NE NPIS will
itself discriminating public Luach will
rived every day from 10 ok Step IN and Judge tor
yourssf j. " HhMN Pror-etrr.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
CENTRAL HOUSE, MAGNOLIA, MISS.
os MILES FROM NEW ORLEANS.


LINE OF THE N o., JACKSON AND @. N. r. R.
This beautifully situated and commodious Hotel having
entirely renovated newly painted and provided with
furniture bedding etc. and put in complete and perfect
order for guests The arrangements for families
desire seek health and pleasure passed There
never Of yellow fever cholera at this point
high attnde-neay 400 feet above the level Of the
giving pure and shoesome atuosphe spring water
pleasant grounds for promenadng and fine bathing In the
Tsngipahoa river Also, and cold baths in TIE House.
Daily communications railroad and telegraph with the city
Orleans Of the advantages to be found here
To the sportsman the country affords abundance Of same
the plenty Of fish, Livery Stable. well supplied
with and carriages is connected with the establish
ment sso large vegetable garden furnishing daily fresh
vegetables for the table, The New Orleans and jackson
Railroad Trains arrive and depart daily and Saturdays and
Sundays trains go and from Magnolia Fare by
excursion trains half price Terms will te moderate and
smies who desire remain the entire season, liberal
rangement will be made Il is the determination Of the
dersiened TO make the Central House A FIRsrCLASs
HOTEL where athe comforts Of home be obtained.
CHAs. Z SMEOEs. Propulsion
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TNI.ED srATFs RESTAURANT.

The undersigned ha honor TO inform the public that he
is to RECIPES ON SATURDAY, 14th inst the United
Restaurant old Stand No. l25 Co
The establishments will formerly, be provided with the
very best Eatables and Walters
FRITZ HIP SENRAUFR
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Personal.

DFRsONAL-HENsy. HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN
your d. PIT Write, better stlll FER
tr.uDls STERLIS,A
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FOR RENT.

FeR REsT-A FURsIsgED HOUSE,. ooxrAtS-
and two ssry.nts large yard stable rear al
good tenant Apply The rremiss No 81 Coils street.
bss.sss s. Andrew and Josephine streets between
TNOR Observation-Disclosures TIRE e-sroeY
Il brick dwelling No. l2S caiepe street. between Camp
ard nseesine Streets containing ourtsen hall.
LON EEST-A coxMoDious FoUR-sroRy
Z Brick Store Magazine. between Poydras Cana
streets sdva1 suitable for
similar business ArSy to R0bnsos Aston, No. "A Com
EOR KENT-rHE THREE STORY STORE. NO.
no Canal street One Of the most Desirable business
on Canal stree. The rear building contains ktshsn
Green Elder. q Commercial Place
Tor RrNT-rHE FouR-sroEy BRICK srows.
No 81 Tshcepiteuss street eetw.sa Posd r-s and L.
fossesssn INN edistey- inquire the premises.
EaR MsxNT-sToRE-THE LOWER FLOOR OF
tel and Il s s9 BE sSs St
IN New oIes5, The premises arc m first rate order Green
II zs md rs Poydras street, with dwellings above; good
business locations and the gas and
Sas Fl S Tor grocery
EoR RENr-HAsDsOME, NEW rwo-sroxy
srsns sn s a. ; ss Sss.ssn s sh and
isins double ssror dining room Kitchen store room VOID
houss. and Eve chsmbsrs Green Elder. Assnta
E0R RENT OR LEAsE-rHE LARGE AND
X well known United States Hotel opposite the Pontchs
train Railroad depot On kysien Fields street. bewesn Vic
ular ablshment VIII be leased Of years Apply
90 g E. 0rard-y Co. II Exchange Pace
los RENT-LARGE, TwosroRY HOUSE,
ssrisny and Ursuhart streets. with four lots
planted in ssran and rus trees; fourteen IN ths
pses and Z rent Green Elder. Real Estate Agents.
CoE RENT-sToREs-THE LARGE. sUBsrAN.
Front ~ Gets handsone y lifted up with sanings Offices SAM
pie etc. and perfectly rat proof Ore Of the best bust
Agents q Commercial Place
EOR RENT-IN sREEYvILLR. ON FHE CAR
roltcn Railroad large aud comic table Cottage and sd
joining buildings suitable for large amy occupying the
semey fruit shade trees The ears pass
the i've minutes and the location and mel nbor
Elder Real state agents, n Commercial Place
NOR RENr-FAMrLIEs AND aENrLEMEN CAN
be accommodated with large airy front Rooms with
without beard Also DAY boafders Two large front
their would do well cali 30 street.
Liberty
E.R 4. ENT-srOREs-THE TWO TwO-sToRY
Il Brick Stores Nos l6i and l66 Magazine street. They
have hs1dsc me ronis and are in perfect order Green
CoR RENT TWO LARGE rHREE-sroRY
II Dwellings Coliseum treet. bet Fourth and Wash
ingtcn a. eets Green Elder. Real Estate Agents, Com
EnK REST-THE DOUBLE TWO STORY FRAME
sse rosf Tenement Nes 80 and "a Pey between
each building; large cisterp we'll sheds etc Green Elder
Real Essse Aeepts q Commercial Place.
LEGAL NOTICES.
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PHysICIANs---DRU sGisTs.
NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
se4 magazine street. Corner of rossnArre.
J. B. DUFF and T. G. GRIFFIN. .PrOpristOrs.


The Institute Is founded scientific principles for the
positive cure Of all Gu SoNIC, PRIVATE and SPECIAL
DISEASES.
Dr. J. BALDWIN DUFF Is favorably known throughout
the Of the most successful specialists
IN the country having cured thousands Of syph, GonOr
rb9s, elect etc
DR. DUFFs treatment q seniral Weakne IS Nocturnal
Emissions and Impoency never known to fail, having
cured every under his care. that was durable
The Medicines warranted Of the purest
quality; prepared by DR.. THOMAS a. CIR FIN Of
London own Drug Store thus giving patients
the benefit Of PURE MEDICINES, scientifically pre-
pared
The afflicted are invited call and examine mode Of
treatment friendly talk costs nothing We answer all
communications by mail with dispatch and give consults
tons in French, Spanish, German and italian
For further particulars address call At the Institute
Ps-Al persons suiieli with Nervousness General De
bnity Low Spirits Loss Of Apee shoad DR.. GRtF
FINS ELIXIR OF THE PHosPHATE OF IRON AND
BARK-a most delightful Tonic.
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THANKSGIVING mAcHsy rs.
THE AKRON rIANo FORTE
GRAND rRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA

The ARrON PIANO FORTE declared BY the Judges
late Far Of the rosn Institute, held in september aud
October 1867 be the best exh0 ion and ater
trial ordered BY The Ameran Institute with the Pianos
ofthe successful exhibitors the ais Exposition de-
clared by their Judges be the best Piano known TO q
AGENTS WANTED First-clsss ard responsible Agents
wanted in city and town where have not already
pointed them
send for crcslars. price Inst, terms. etc
Mandatory and Wseroons, Isl and 189 Bowery, near
Delaney street. , ew York MANNER CO.
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ORLEANS LITERARY
DEBATING socIETrs ooURsE OF LECTURES,
Lyceum Hall.
SECOND IFCTURE-FRIDAY, MARCH 20. 1868,
by Rev. Jos. ID. Walker, ID. ID.
subisct-"THE CLOTHES WE WEAR"
THIRD LEcrURE-FRIDAY. APRIL 5, 1853
BY Rev. ID. Il. Burss.
Subject" LABOR, OR TAE TRUE DIGNITY OF MAN"
FOURTH LEcTURE-FRIDAY. APRIL II. 1868
BY Rev. Henry NJ. Smith.
Subject to be Announced.
IIFTH LECTURE-FRIDAY, MAY /, 1853
BY Prof. j. ID. Bruus.
subject to be Announced
SIXTH LEcTURE-FRtDAY, MAY Is, 1868
Lecturer subject be Announced.
The Lectures to commence ASK
Tickets the Course 81 So Single Tickets 40 cents.
Grun.wads. C.ral str Gesh Camp street;
at LsHsehe's and weriein's. on sa'onne street.
A MESS MEsAeERIE
AND CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM.
%. Charles strees, New Orleans. Opposite
the 80. Charles Hotei.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT.
@. t. AMEs, Proprietor; J. A WOOD Manages
SCOTTISH QUEEN, Smallest Lady in the world; NO
ARMED LADY-GLAkS BLOWER; SEN0RITA EU-
GEN1s and her TR AIEED LIONs Russian Bear; Royal
serpenis; Ostrich; Baby Elephant ETC. TO be
d iiy Admission 80 cents; nildaen Is cents.
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EOx TENDERs FOX THE CONVEY
ANCE OF MAILS
Between New Orleans and q ttish Honduras

The Of British Honduras invites tenders for
the monthly ance, during period to
mente on Wednesday the day of june, 1865 Of Mails
between New Orleans sud beze. in sr sh Honduras by
team than $50 English measurement
The will leave New Or Wednesday,
the 18th the first Saurdy In each month the
event of European rearhng New
Orleans "a for their dispatch Wednesday, as
soan after the- arrival there practicable The pas
SAGE between Orleans and Belize either must he
performed within Eve da 7he Belize
on her return voyaee on IA DAY ncinve ART
The price vii be paid by mon bly, nstaments
win be received at the British nsust in New Or
leans on sd dy q April to be forwarded TO
The Lieutenant Of British bonduras a. the
Colonial secretary ONCE In Belize on o. before the I'd day
Of May
Nora Steamers carrying mails under contract with
the British Government tho Government o British
Honduras exempt nm oert charges In Butsh Honduras
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TRY IT, TEST TT THoRoUsHLYi

TRY III, TEST TT THoRoUGHLYi
II win you nothing 10 do By making application
'he UNDERLINED. Machine wills be sent your vesdence.
and You be shown how H. and length
given the Machine decide its merits
The Magnolia washing Machine
win your washing with half tie labor less and
than usually viii TIE cost ~ the
Machine the clothes and IN fuel IN less tran
war. makes with the necessity OF
ir steang tub. and prevents the washer from in
h.iue the Of fty al % from getting vet.
and many be the Of preventing sick
ues. and saving Doctors bill
An unanimous COG-WHEEL WRINGER Is an xed TO
the Nachfne and Is Of iBcs Rubber Cylinders
xrinrs the clothes almost ready 70 ironing
Ia Is Useful Simple and Cheap Satisfaction Guaranteed
or no Sale Use the
Magnolia Washer,
aud save shs omans Heath both Labor and
Money l. A. GAILLARD
NJ. los Pnydras street.
Sole Owner Of the Patent Ri ght Louisiana
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yhs 4sw enssss Gssstsst ssaussazs s1mth as. lasa.


hmOSGmENlS.
NEW OPEKA HOUsE-BoURBON STREET.
81
rh.-.w H.~~h "a 1s6a
~ " ''' 'N
r-o-ln.nce WI commence :. es.-.er p--. ..
ST. elx a m 4 ~ THEATEk-sru Oh a nLzssI
-
BEN DKBAR Proprietor
-
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WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS.

Anew ITaHT-AHCaOs OIts-NO MOaE Ex-
n plusions-tne-T Third Cheaper and Burns Long
Coal OH NO Bad Smell Smoke Attending Use Of IT.
u only requires burner TO the cid Lamp It's un mat
ing above oal Oil; burns teadr than
gas end equals Il IN beauty cleanliness and safety Tbs
cbor Oh received the diploma awarded Illuminating
Cleveland Fair. n A. WENTZEL.
20 Royal street. main.
Dois Agent for Louisiana.
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FINE PIANOS.

ZINE PIANOs..............FIk PIANOS
GUST. yOA HOPE, sg7 Magazine street. has fine stock
Of PIANOS manufactured In Louisiana. which he
to be equal In all respects those Of foreign makers
offered for sale in III ety. Prices viii be found MODERATE
NJ v0M HoFS WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
the Louisiana State Fair held New Orleans in January
GUST. Won HOFE.
07 Magazine street.
A Il. BLACKMAR, MUSIC PUBLISHER,
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in the
Knabe Nuns snd Guild PIANOS, Prince ORGANS and
hELODEONS. Etc,
167 Canal street, near Dauphin
NEW ORLEANS
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Cuba MuscovadO MOIasses 10 h0gsheads and tierces.
Constantly nsnd. and for sale in lots to spi. BY
ofics No 10 st Loui- street.
pUTTER. CHEESE. FISH FLOUR.
Choice New York State BUTTER-ex Cortes
and United States.
Superior CREAM cHERsF-ex steamers cOrses aud
United States
Extra English Dairy CHEESE
Western CREAM CHEEsE-ChOce Factory.
Ohio Tngi.h Dairy :.
Western Reserve CHEESE and BUTTER.
Western BUTTER Of All Kinds in Tubs and FirkinS
ALL FRESH REcEIPis.
A Full Assortment Of Fish Constantly on
Hand.
MACKEkEL. GOLDFISH, HERRING, ETC
We are Agents for the following CHOICE EXTRA and
FANCY BRANDS FLOUR: Bluff City, Highland Beauty.
Hinckeys Extra Smoker City zieboids Resin store and
arriving EMILY, VAN NORDEN CO..
IA Tcboupitoulas and "A New Lsvee streets
KNEAss a. MAYO
N SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE 4 KNEAsSJ
Removed from No. Magazine street,
Mar ufaetusers of saddIery aud Harness.
eADDIERY, HARDwAHE, Be LING, PACKING AND
HOSt. ErO, Ere,
Nos Tchoupitoulss and New Levee, and a. As and 80
Common Streets
DAPrk AND sTATE0NEEH wAzKHcgSz
sos. % ana $ ooAEoE sFsEEx
"a navs IN store srgs extensive ., FEsss
wrsppins .hd wrtias Papers Stationery, slssk Be~ss
school s@oss Fancy seses 1aaSssd svs,
,r.d. sra ssls y.-se.sAls rriess
SrxvEss = szyHoun
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EOR sALE-IN GREESvfLLE-A NEAT COT
II and entire Of ground fenced aud cultivated,
on Broadway bteen Elizabeth and Ferdinand Streets
the line Of The contemplated branch railroad from - Charles
Tbs convenient and healthy cation and win DO
Sid at great bargain. Green Elder, q Commercial
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The Elections.

From The Richmond Disp0tch.
The premopitory elections of Tuesday settle
the question OF the next Presidency in almost
every mans mind, we suppose. Not having
deemed any other result probable, we have
not to add TO our deep grief at this result the
sharp pangs of disappointment.
We conjecture that there will be now no
very vigorous fight over the Presidential cleo
tion. The whole strength OF the parties,
including the immense means they had con-
centrated to influence the opinions and votes
of men, having been exerted upon the struggle
of Tuesday, we imagine that the defeated
party will hardly continue the contest. II is
clearly without hope.
That the canvass has been most wretchedly
mismansged is indisputable. The nomination
made by the Democrats was the worst they
could have made out of the list of leading
aspirants they had before them. The body of
men who it is supposed coerced Mr.. Ssymour's
nomination proiessed inexpressble repug-
nance to Judge Chase, and yet were guilty of
the monstrous inconsistency OF nominating the
man who attended the Convention with the
avowed object of securing the nomination OF
Judge Chase.
There were two alternatives before the New
York Convention-viz, TO nominate man
with view to his election, or to nominate one
wholly upon principle. Chase would have
done for the first; Pendleton or Hendricks for
the second. But the Convention avoided
both, and nominated a friend of Chase, who
had not his (Chsse's) power, and who yet
wanted the boldness and stamina to main
tain the principles avowed by the Conven-
ton; therefore there has been heavy fall
between two stools.
Mr.. John Quincy Adams plainly foresaw this
result His speech at Columbia the day before
the election was shaped to meet the exgency,
and Mr.. Adams deserves very great credit for
his frankness, his honest and wise advice to
the people of the South. This speech elevates
him in dignity and public respect We recon-
mend it to the perusal and consideration Of
every Southern man. No party can keep this
country PROSTATE or long continue sectional
expressions and inequalities of rights amongst
the States. 1t may be that what has happened
at the South has shed enough light to guide
even the more prejudiced Northern statesmen
to some policy more wise, more benefcent to
the nation at large, than that which they have
80 ruthlessly pressed upon the South.
We can certainly do no better than to be
cheerful, and hope for the best. We say to
the people, in the language of Mr.. Adams,
"Call to your aid that grandest of all human
qualties-self oontrol-and all will yet be
well. -
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HAMILTON INSTITUTE DAT AND BOARD
ing-school for Young Ladies, No. 1910 CHEsNUT
Street, Philadelphia, will reopen on MONDAY, Sep
tember 2, 1868. For terms, ETC., apply TO
s24tf PHILIP A. CREGAR A. M, Principal
THE MISSES JOHNSTON'S BOARDING
Il and Day School Tor Young Ladies, No. 1897
SPRUCE etreet, will reopen ID. w september
IA, 1865 524zm