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GOVERNMENT SALES

SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
" ORDNANCE s ORES, and other articles - ~
Louis Arsenal, st Louis Mo. VIII be offered for
sale az pubic auction, commencing &C 10 o clock
M. October 0, 1868, large quantity of Condemned
ordnaDce stores, and other articles consisting of
iron cannon, artillery carriages, a cannon halls
artillery IN plements and equi, ments, '''
and sabres. e'' S"oio''
Infastry ard cavalry accoutrements
Horse equipments Consisting OF saddles, bridea
halteTs etc, 4"teSi
artillery harness and parts of he rness. ..1
Leather, brass, copper and iron scrap.
cannon, mortar, musket and riff ! pow der and nnis
cellaEeous articles. ~ is
An opportunity will be offered by this sale for
towns and other associations. or Individuals To
chase guns and carriages which may be used Tor salute
purposes 'S
catalogue of the articles to be sold Will he fur.
Dsbed upon application at this Arsenal, or az the
Ordnance Office. Washingtov, ID. O. ~ - " 49,
Terms Cahh; ten per cent. on the day of the aIa
ana the remainder when the property Is delivered
Thirty days VIII be allowed for the remoyai of
heaVy ordnance. ALI other stores Will be re-
qulred to be removed within ten days from close
OF sale. NAN'0
Packing boxes to be paid for at the stated price To
be determined by the commanding officer ~
The officer making the reserves the RIGHT IN htd
not come up to the limit that msy fixed by proner
authority on some of the articles, or whenever the
interests OF he United States, in his opinion may be
subserveo by so doing. w
F. ID CALENDER,
Brevet Brigadier- General u, s. A.
Lieut.. Col OF Ordnance commanding rsenal
st. Louis AIsenal. MO-, Aug. 20 1868 9g9It
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Bowling Green, KY, is soon to be regu-
lated by mammoth new town clock.
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81 MonItOr, Jones. sew ork, w. NJ. BaIrd 6 c,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

1Ial @ Dsique & B0s,on d., Lucommone 81 days frora Pa.
u Barque r. @Mnrray, @ IT. Wilson, days nom Boston,
sohr virginia, MeFasden' days from Hlllston. N
s. with y plaster aSs TO + A; soude q Co. M
with phosphate Iock to samuel Grant, Jr. e'''n'
c. 70 Sees tso Ne"6ern N
peSn 6e 5snn wh %hh9S GRAIN Il y from Port
M sGhr h 4 Nj SIaySon " & ThoRss day from Frederca
schr Elite e. Hall Maxon day from FrederIca, Del,
Schr Orozimbo, Bailey, days from Belfast, Ne.
senF KaRsas wa q GfPPPs I5sn Del @
New York. with mdse. to w. M Baird & Co. ''"
ooyrespondence Of the Philadelphia Exchange.
odIhS LEwHs, pei, sept i0mship Herman from Phila.
Ellzabeth De Hart, from New York for Alexandria;
Lock from ~ Ph%sGePhla % for Newbern; Wake do
JOSEPH LAFETRA.
MEMORANDA
Ship Charlotte. S'rachan, for PHILADELPHIA was
loading at Hull 2Sth uIt "'
cleared at Wilmington ~ c. yesterday. A'Oeipn'"'
BsTaUe . Maniloq Ia North at &atanzas ith Inat for
% Baigus n o LMSSa Hewitt which sailed from oardenas
Brig shannon sawyer, sailed irOpa 70 zsza 18Th ult
for Delaware BreRkwater. '''''
Brig Sportsman Norton, hence, at Salem 9th Inst.
o., bg george b. Prescott Mills, hence at Edgartown
Brig Alex Milliken. Gray, from Rockport for Della.
"sfe scsI ssssEwsier, Minns at NewpoIt s.n inst
sSpr y. +. Russell, Clark, and e. j. Inman, hence
schr Ocean Traveller. and Josephine Hay, for Phi
ladelphiR sailed from New London sLh inst "
instant.
schr Elizabeth. Horner, for Philadelphia. sailed
from Pawtucket 9Th inst.
schr Reading RR No. A. Trainer, sailed from
coal for Philadelphia.
scbr Vashti Sharp. Sharp hence at Boston 9th inst
Schrs Transit, Racket. hence for Boston; Robert
Palmer. Clark, hence tor Salem; and H. w. Benedict,
Case, hence for Lynn. at Edg lrtown 9th inst.
Schr O. L. Herrick, Baldw for Philad sailed
from Dghton 9th inst.
schr ]. g. shindler, Lee hence at Marblehead 7th
instant.
schr Cohasset, Gibbs for Philadelphia. sailed from
New Bedford 9Th inst.
schr Mary Il. Van Cleaf McCobb, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Charleston eth Inst.
6cbr Gen. Grant, hence, at Washington, d o 9th
instant. -.-..-.-.
schr G S. Groves, Weaver, for Philadelphia cleared
at Boston 9Th inst.
schr Z. @. willard, Parsons, for PHILADELPHIA
cleared ut Portland sth inst.
schrs NJ ID. Cranme er, CrRnmer, aud Harriet Newell
Gould, hence, at Newburyport sth inst;
man. Zeyls Orowell; Hannah Little Godfi ey; Wm.9
Dearborn. Scull; Annie Msgee, Young; M Fletcher
Tracey: A. H. Edwards Bartlett; g. B. Wheeler
Lloyd; A. NJ. Aldridge. Rob b'nson; VIM. Wallace 5cu
l. O. @. WishsIt. Macy; O W. Locke, Huntley; j. b.
job nson Smith: E II. Graham, Smith; j. A Parsons,
Clark; George Nevinger Smith; Eva Bell, Banks ID.
8. Mershon Ayresi and Surprise, Beers, hence. at
Boston 10th inst.
Edgartown Sth Inst
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, for Philadelphia, cleared
at New York yesterday
MISCELLANY
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MRS, JOHN DREws ARCH STREET THE
g gYs{Efss ~ MISXSES SsSEF = /. MghgHy
N0S FAtf fEkVfbN ~ ~ NJ tSG ISr1 Db E TIE 1863
sATtRp1rYA ASH vESiNd EfSEfs sspenss2 sMas2E y 1865
SHE sroOPs TO CONQUER
MRS. JoHN 0H Nj Drew MRSrAkEs as 4Ess WE a SiGHG
~ OuDt Bart n Hill
k kOhy lumpkin.. Rober, craig
ss sssIIn s e g, .: <; L. Z. James
DieSnr MArow"'''"''' w. Wallis
Yrs Mrs. fnaESesee
Prtyous the COMEDY ias viii II a. De5fef@ Gfeess
peoes 9vsftare TO semTs mi and between the
10 conclude with a the es la@gIssle ale Farce Of
Jenny Leetherpngs.. Fanny Davenport
In viii sSRs ssysTs r P gt
In which he viii sing "a iSSsTS R93er' Craig
0AFiAlN JENks, OF THE HORSE MARINES.
o,cbe.,,o soIRIc PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Admission 70 Orchestra Circle and Dies; Done Dollar
fsG1Fsd Seals Seats In either Gy DonS DSsG.s
PSiYaiga ppirce'. mr. Twei ", i've Cents
BOX ofce open Thursday M sr 10 Eight Dollars
OooIs open at ia; commence at723
The Lessee has great plea1ure +, sn,ounc o. ,,o,
TWELVE NiSRTs an ss9gMss9YmSni P positively iml'ed 70
who RilI RillYIadMGs LINES ENGLISH OPERA TRoUPEii "'eu
T., v,o.. MoNDA'Y EVENING septembsr
Seats can be secured for the ENTIRE sERiIgESS ES''
NEW GHEsNgT STREET THEATRE,
~ FOURTH WEEK OF THE
THE WHITE FAWN
PAB1s1ENNE AND yfENSo1sE BALLET
w,,, TIE WHITE FAWN REcoNsrRUorED,
NEW DANCES, NEW SONGS
NEW FEfftTsA FRE teTTsARD 1hfFR1AAIB ANR RT1AAIBLE1Ux.
composed of little children
ON HORSEBACK,
MILITARY BALL Ell AND MARCH,
y, NEPI . I, UME,s DAuGHTERs AT THE BATH.
THE BUILDING OF THE TOWER
THE FREELY BALLET.
GRAND PROCESS IONS,
KINGDOM OF FISHES,
TIE AKA BALLET,
u,, FARRAGUr MATELOT,
TRANSFORM ALTON SCENE
MATINEE SATURDAY.
WALNUTsTREET THEATRE, BEGINS AT
w THIS (Saturdsyl kY ENING, Sept. I2
HOUSES CROWDED TO THE DOME
n IWeiIth night OF the srsnd Romantic Drama in 8
aols "no prologue Dy Gharles teade, Esq., entitled
FOUL PLAY,
FOUL PLAY,
Po m me celebrated work of Charles Reade and Dion
View of The Bay and City of Hobart Town Australia
, THE LOVERS LEAP.
The SHIP IL sCUTTLED AND SINKS.
STORM ON THE PAUIFIC OCEAN,
Rescue OF Hazel from a wateTy grave
THRILLING AND ASTOUNDING EFFECT
EOX's AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
Il LIVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY.
opr.r ,, ,A.FTERNOoM.
IN Grand BalletS, EthiO plan Burlesques Sonos
Dances Pant0mtmes, Gymuast Acts, etc.
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The Ocean House, at Newport, is to be
closed this week, but the Atlantic House will
continue open during the present month at
least.
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PUBLIC SALE OF CoNDEMNED ORD

DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD-
l. nance and Ordnance Stores,
large amount OF condemned Ordnance and Ord
nance Sloi es Will be offered TOR sale, at Public Auc-
lion, at the ROCK Island Arselal IllinoIs on WE'D
NESDAY, the l4th day of October 1885, az 10 o'elOcR
A. M The following list Comprises some Of the
principal articles to be sold VIZ -
rs iron guns, various cabres. f1f
34OO pounds shot, she'll ETC.
$40 field carriages.
2t6 lots OF artillery harness. ...
6SS Gardner, various models.
1878 mnskets and rifles, various models
235 revolvers, various models.
A. ,000 lots of infantry accoutrements. ~ tl.
1000 Mcclellan saddles.
5000 curb brides. rt. Wllty
6CO0 watering bridles.
Persons wishing complete lists OF the stores to be
sold can obtain them by application to the Chief OF
Ordnance: at Wasbip gton ID. O, of Brevet Colonel
Crspin, United States Army Purchasing Officer, COR
ner of Hou ton and Green streets, New York city or
by direct application to this Arsenal =. u ~ -
y. J. RODMAN,
Lieutenant Colonel Ord nance. aid
Brevet BriPader-General u. s.. A. Commanding
Rock Island Arsenal. Sept. 4, 1868 [9s 6w
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Nevs see Flrst pnne.

for additional Aart,se Ne10s see FIRST Page.
ALMANAC FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.
SUN RISES. 81 MOON RISES. O54
oOA 10 BlsH WATER 1927
CLEARED YESTARDAY
Steamship Tunewanda, Jennings, savannah pbJIo
delphie and Southern Mail steam ship Co ~
Brig Oiyde, Brown ST. John, N. B.. U. o. Van Horn
mel Jr. -AA
scbr A +. Stafford, Hanson, Providence do
Schr Sarah, Cobb. New Bedford, dO
Schr Caroline c. Haynes, Newburyport, do
6chr Morning Light, Helanu. New London, do
Schr Pearl, Plnknam, Beverly, do
Schr NJ. II. Gildersleeve, Lawess, Lynn do
schr Trade Wind, Holman, Boston, ~. Audsnried IL
Co. -
Schr Emma P. Douglass, Harris Richmond do
Schr s. ID. Franklin. Franklin, Boston. do
schr orOzimoo, Bailey, Belfast Me-, Day HuddeII d
Co. ~ ~
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A UcTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO.

c "A PEKIY. N n
HORk Es, BLANKETS DRUMS CLOTHING ETC
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsTER u $. ARMYO
.. No lll3 Grard Street,
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Sept g. 1868. J
VIII be sold at PuDnc Auction, MONDAY next.
the l4th inst. AT the SchuyIk Arsenal Gray's Ferry
Road, al 10 o'clock A, M, lot OF Clothing and Camp
Equipage, rated unserviceable for TO troops
The property TO De sold Will consist in part of
S ne San raIaas n, bi4uses'
FaRs, Jack els, Camp Kettles, Mess Pans, Knapsacks,
Flannel and Knit Shirts, Stockings Straps Etc.
VIII also be sold at the same time about Ia 600 yards
Black Cotton Wigans, three HORSES, =
Also. lot of unservicesble Quar- fermasters Stores
&C insisting Of n lot of old Iron, Stoves, etc. 30
Gaia ogues OF the property u be sold will be fur.
niahed on application to this office.
F. J. ORILLY
States Army. iiOSs
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M1SCELLANY.
The investigation into the stabbing OF the captain
and mate of the American barque E. schultz, from
Philadelphia before al uded 10 as having take
before the u j. Vice Consul at 81 Georges, Bermuda
has Tesute in two of the men being taken from the
vessel and placed in custody for the being
TO the United States for trial The witnesses we
are inform ed will be sent from Pensacola where
maine OF the have gone on In the vessel and
did not seem inclined TO give any trGuble.-BermudR
Gazette, Aug. J6.
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Amount of coal transported on the Philade
phia and Reading Railroad during the week
ending Thursday. Sent. 10 lS6S.--
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR.
~ ANOE COMPANY. Incorporated by the LegIs
ture of Pennsylvania 1895.
Ohice Southeast conner THIRD ana VVArrr1r
Streets Philadelphia
MARINE LNSURANCEs
On Vessels, Cargo, AID Freight to Al parts Of tbs
INLAND. INSUR ANOES
On Goods by river canal lake. and land Carriages 20
''A P'1'' " Wv FIRE INsURANCEs
On meTchandlse generally,
On Stores, Dwelling Houses ETC.
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Correspondence Of the PttLadeyphfn EXCHANGE
, LEwEs, Del, sept. lO-ship Herman. from PhIla.
delpha for Bremen. went TO sea at A. NJ. Schrs
Elizabeth De Hart, from New York for Alexandria:
Lock, from philadelphia for Newbern; Wake do. (Or
Breakwater, remain In the hstbor.
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FOX's AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.
l. LIVERY EVkNING AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOON,
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE
in Grand BalletS, Eth opian Burlesaues SONGS
Dances Pantomimes. Gymnast Acts, etc. S'
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The LATE FIGHT ON THE TUG WILLIAM SPARKS.
John McDougal, hotel keeper at Front and
GiIard avenue, was at the Central Station yes
terday afternoon, charged with being concerned
in the attack on Policeman Large, of the Tenth
District, John and Peter Pote, and Henry Rice,
which took place on Thursday evening, on the
tug William sparks at Bridesburg. II was testl-
face, knocking out several teeth, and then
hourished a huge knife, with which he struck
Mr.. Rice. John was bound over tor trial.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

or THE =
Shelby County Agricultural Association
. no M HELD on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
October 20. q and 2. 1868
At the Memphis Association Grounds,
Fear the city Of Memphis. Tennessee.
Onicers Of the Society for the Year
1S08s l|
Presidential. D. HAYEKs. Ha
vice- Presidents +. w. RoysrRR. @. O.
HoLMFs. q. M. BARTLETT.
Recording Secretary HuaH d. 0RxER.
Assistant Rec'ng sec'y-WM. HKsRy LAKE.
Corresponding secretary-JoHS MopRooKs.
Treasurer. II. GoopLETr.
Executive Committec-M. d. L. SrrwARr.
Chairman. LtoS TRousDALK. A. J. HAYES. N.
O. PERKINS. @. W. Girr.
Marshal-R. M. Mason.
General Superintendent JoHS p. TRrzE.
WANT. 'I
Ring Managcr-D. d. DrsMuKrs. at
Finance Committee JonS p. TRrzKvASr,
Chairman. q. O. HoLMKs. X. J.B l.. wYxsK.
who are alone authorized to collect subscrip-
tons and dues. contract and liquidate all LA
bilities Of the Society.
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Fat Cattle.
Best lat hullock....-..~- ...--.--...-"...--S 10
Best mt ..,.~s-.....-.-.-s-...~..-- 10
Best fst
is Or<n .H .llaf.
Best yoke Oxen''''..-.. s...-......--.....A...t D
I'm Speepstake for Cattle.
Best and finest Of any breed or age.........S Is
.Speepsfake for Hogs
Best and finest OF any age or breed .........$ 10
Speepsfake for Horses.
Best Of any breed or ago.. ................ & 20
Speepsfake for Sheep.
Best and finest Il any age or breed .......s 10
Speed Horses. U 4
Best and fastest trotting Stallion. Mare or
delding ......clO0
|. Grand Cara icade Of Masked Equesfrians
The most srotesque and expert. Brass Medal
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Censral Rules and ReouIations

2. All premiums not called for within ten
days after the Fair will be considered donated
TO the Society, =,
;. No premium will DO awarded when there ,,
TO eiven II the animal or article Is deemed
4. All entries must DO made prior to the day
ofexhibition Of the sane. =,
must be entered in the name Of the producer =,
8. An entrance fec Of ten. per- cont. on All
premiums OF ten dollars and upward will BIO
charged. and all others FREQ.
u. All articles must DO marked with cards
8. No person will DO allowed In the ring who
Is at the time an exhibitor.
.. The gate Of the amphitheater will be closed
in ten minutes after the call by the Marshal for
10. Exhibitors Of thoroughbred animals will
be required to furnish pedigrees when the en-
try Ia made.
" ii. The Association will not be responsible
for the safekeeping Of animals or articles, but
will exercise great care TO preserve the same,
~. Superintendents will be required TO take
charge Of all animals and articles. and see that
they are entered. ticketed and arranged in
their proper places.
Il. Ths AWARDING COMMITTEES in !, Al cases,
IL A blue ribbon viii indicate the premium,
and red ribbon the certifeate-the latter de-
noting the second best. ~. ia .
Is. One of tho Vice Presidents. or one Of the
Executive Committee. shall attend eachAward-
ing Committee in viewing the different classes
of stock or articles, and the committee shall
make their report to such officer. 90.
l6. Officers Of the Society, exhibitors and all
other attendants. except members of the press.
will be required 10 pay their gate fees.
IL. No gambling. drunkenness or other i'm
morality will be allowed, and the strictest or
der and decorum will be enforced;
PRICES OF ADMISSION: mo money re-
ceived at the gates. OFF, es will be opened for
grounds.] Each Adult, so cents; Children un-
der fourteen years Of age, rs cents; Public
Hacks. per day. So; Public 0mnibuses. per
day. So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

Mad. Leiese's Dancing Academies.
Mad. LEIEsE'S DANCING ACAD- "a
Ul emies will open AZ 22l Second street, -
for the reception Of pupils. Septe nber Let, -
and on Linden street. corner Of 1urley. In
next the Public Schools. for children. August
18Th.
DAYS AND Horns or IxsTRUcrIox-Chil-
dren's Glass. Second street. Tuesdays and Sat
urdays at hafpast } Pm; Linden street.
nondays and Thursdays AZ half past pm,
Gents Glass. Second street, Monday and
Thursday evening" at o'clock.
Soiree eFery Wednesday evening.
The underfiened, patrons OF Madame Leicss
last year. say: We are satisfied that no more
competent and efcient teacher Of this art a.
be found in this or any other city. and We tale
pleasure IN recomnendine Madame Leiese 70
Thos X Smith,f FW Smith, WBChaadler
S Nansfeld. VI II Bridges. h Howell.
h Kssbitf. I " BIZ. esdS
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Dissolution Of COparinership.

TlHKHEREroFoRE EXISTING coPART-
Warnecka under the frm name and siyle Of
JAHNKE& WARNECKE,i IL to-day Dissolved
~ mutual consent. John Jahnke only a en-
fltlei 70 cciiect Al dettr due 20 the aid trm,
J. JAHNKF.
=. WARNECkE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fage OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA. May la. 1868.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1868.
NOTICE TO sToCKHoLDERs-In pursuance Of
resolutions adopted by the Board of Directors At
stated meeting held this day. notice is hereby given
to the Stockholders OF this Company that they will
have the privilege OF subscribing either directly or
by substitution under such rules be prescribed
therefor, for Twenty-Five Per Cent. of additional
Stock at Par In proportion to their respective Inter-
ests as they stand registered the books Of the
Company, May 20, 1858.
Holders of less than four Shares wil be entitled to
subscribe for full share, and those holding more
Shares than multiple OF four Shares will be entitled
to an additional Share.
Subscriptions to the new Stock Will be received
and after May is6s and the privilege of subscrib
Ing will cease on the Goth day OF July, 1868.
The instruments account of the new Shares shall
be paid In cash, as follows-
lst. Twenty FIVE Per Cent at the time Of subscrip-
tion on or before the 3Oth day of July, 1868,
%. twenty-five Per Cent. or before the 18th day
Of December 1868.
Sd. twenty-five Per Cent. or before the 18th day
OF June, 1863
4th. Twenty-Five Per Cent. before the 18th day
OF December, 1862 or II Stockholders should prefer
the whole amount may be paid up at once, or any
remaining instAments be paid up In full at the
time of the payment OF the second or third install
ment and each iustalment paid up. shall be entitled
TO pro rata dividend that may be declared on iull
Shares. THOMAS NJ. FIRTH,
Bhllw Treasurer
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One Year of the New Dominion,

From the Montreal Witness. July3g
Our Dominion is now year old. How does
it work In Canada we have appointed for it
a day of rejoicing. But has our rejoicing
been the bounding pulse of national life, or
simply the comfort of being off work on a hot
day Every one can now judge for himself
whether the feelings drawn forth by such an
occasion are closely akin or not to those
manifested by our neghbors on the 4th
of this month, or by ourselves on the
Queens birthday. Young Canada, at least,
should feel this consciousness of national
life, if there were anything to draw
it forth; but, wanting this, the sentiment
seems to be but shallow. Most people seem
to look upon it as matter chiefly interesting
to the political schemers with whom it origi-
mated. Very different is the state of affairs in
Nova Scotia. There they grind their teeth in
voluntarily whenever the word confederation
is mentioned. The state of feeling is described
by well.informed people there as being too
deep for utterance; and as it takes the form
of widespread and deep-seated movement
toward annexation, it is not to be wondered
that public expressions should be much
more guarded than private ones. That
a storm is brewing there seems very
likely to be an established fact before
next Dominion Day. The desire of Great
Britain to preserve the loyalty of her colonial
subjects, and the integrity of her empire,
whatever it may amount to, appears to have
been of late smOthered among what were to
Epglishmen weightier matters, and theadvO-
cate for betrayed Province could be found
but in Mr.. Bright, an acknowledged revolu-
ZIONIST, who, it is possible, would object very
little to the annexation of all the Provinces to
the United States. 1t is to be hoped that wis
dom, if not justice, will prevail among our own
legislators, and that, instead of denying the
most patent facts, they will set themselves
to conciliate by liberal measures the affections
of their fellow citizens so grievously outraged,
and save their pet scheme, and us as people,
from irretrievable ruin.
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I ETTERS TESTAMFNTARY UPON THE
IL Estate OF PARrHENIA MASON, deceased, /,
having been granted TO the unders ed all persons
in debt 10 the said Estate requested 90 make
ment, and those having Gains agai the same to
present them without delay 70 NATHAN 5. BECK
LEY, Executor No 43, N, WATER siEseh ttthSIs
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h1ae PHILApELPHIA AND READING

hl15o PHILADEJPHIA AND KEADING
RAILROAD COMPANY. Office No. 227 g..
FOURTH Street, PHILADELPHIA, May q, 1868.
NOTICE-To the holders OF bonds OF the PHILA-
DELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COM
PANY due April 1, 1870
The Company offer to exchange any of these bonds,
Of sOtO each, at any time before the s first day Of
October next at par for mortgage bond OF equal
amount bearing seven per ceut lntere t. clear of
United States and State taxes, having twenty-h
years to run.
The bonds not surrendered on before the lst OF
October next will be paid maturity, in accordance
with their tenor. S. BRADFORD,
b28tUl Treasurer.
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The lobster factory at Engishman's
River, Maine, is putting up about 5000 Holsters
a day. 1t has taken in over SO, 600 already.
About three tons of the refuse are thrown ont
from the factory each day, which the farmers
are using to enrich their farms.
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emSiLh FOR CHESTER, HOOK, al
ukiEzaszszlsiEss WILMINGTUN-Ats 80 And so Al
The stean1er's. M. FELTON, ana ARIEL lei
CHLe NUT street " haTf (5undays excep ed at
RnO $50 A, M, and $50 p. M, returning ieave
mingLOD ~ $50 A, M 1880 and $3.50 p, M. ST. ppin1
CbekIeT and Hook each way.
Fare, IL cents between all pointe.
Excursion tickets l5 cents, good to return by eit
boat. SO
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nr~@0 DAILY EXCURSIONS.-TH
.sssszs...is spleGdid steamboat JOHN A. wa
O'Clock and O'Clock p. M, for Burlington Al
RristoI touching at Rverton- Torresdale, Andatusl
and Beverly. Returning, leaves brlstoi AZ ocloI
Al Fare. az Is cents each way Excursion 40 ctA al I'd