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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01
The Khedive on the Subject Of His European
Tour.

alexandra august 81 correspondence of Malta
His Highness the Khedive arrived in his dominions
his return from Europe at noon on the 2Sth ult,
having made the run from TOulOn to this port In
half days. ON the 10th the usual reception was
held In reply to the address from the Consular body
his Hghnes5 expressed now fully he appreciated the
marks OF distinction which had been bestowed upon
him by the principal Courts OF EUROPE and added that
sucn attentions would greatly contribute towards
rendering the relations between Egypt and the
European Powers more cordial. To the commercial
body his Highness made known that his medical
advisers considering that hts stay In Europe had
proved OF SUFFICIENT duration Tor the fu restoration
OF his health. he had avaied himself OF that oppor-
tunty for not prolOnging his absence from his
dOminions any longer His Hlghness further an
nounced his intention Of giving all possible protec
ton to trade ana to the development OF the resources
OF the country.
The news OF the Khedives decision to return to
Egypt having preceded his arrival by only SIX days
1t has been impossible at 30 short notice TO get up
the iluminations on as grand scale az is generally
the case on such occasions, but everything was 80
simple and yet so tastefully arranged that, coupled
with the perfect calmness or the weather the ilu-
limitations during the whole OF the three days which
they lasted may be considered to have had full
cess. Unfortunately his Highness, having been much
fatigued by the voyage, has been prevented from
attending these festivities but ne sent his sons ana
his hareIn instead. The carriages containing the
latter were br0ughams, with English drivers. as
usual and the wells OF the ladies inside were 80 very
thin that 1t quite easy TO discover that all that
Ii said about the beauties In the harem IL no mere
IMAGINATION but an actual fact. HIS Highness left
for Tantah the 3lst ult TO return THANKS Tor MS
safe return to Egypt, and the same evening ne ar
rived In Cairo. HIS stay there, however, mas been
very short one he having returned to this city yes
teruaV afternoon,
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The Joint committee on the semi-centen-
NAL celebration of the |. D. D. u. held an ad-
journed meeting on Saturday evening, ?. G.
VI. J. W. Stokes In the chair. The commit
tee on correspondence reported that the total
number Of brothers SO far proposing to take
part In the ceremonies amounted to about
81, 900, exclusive OF over 1900 belonging to
Philadelphia lodges and encampments.
The Committee on Marshals and Divisions
reported that they had selected the following
gentlemen as division marshals First d.
vision, Peter Fritz; second, ]. 4. Sheppard;
third, Frank Carrigani fourth, e. q. Nc
Laughlin; fiflh, J. Fitzpatrick; sixth, j. +.
Ballier; seventh, e. Klein; eighth, - Homer
ninth, George BartTamj tenth, J. II. Tag
CERT; eleventh, X. l.. Bodine; twelfth, A.
GOOdall; thirteenth, John Glenn; ilfteenth,
X. F. 5. Heath; seventeenth, s. B. Mills
eighteenth, Joshua Lynch; nineteenth, II.
W. Bailey; twentieth, Geo. Fling.
The Committee on Street Music reported
that they had engaged eighteen bands, at a
cost Of S2,999, and that twenty lodges had
also engaged bands.
The following route for the parade was
adopted, after a long discussion Form on
Broad street, conntermarch to Christian,
down Christian to Third, up Third to Wal
nut, up Walnut to fifth, up Finb TO Glrard
avenue, up Glrard avenue 70 Twelfth, down
Twelfth TO Chestnut, down Chesnut to sixth
up Sixth to the Franklin Square, aud there
dismiss.
The Committee on Invitations made O re
port, in which 1t was stated that the Gov
crnor of the State and the Mayor OF the city
would participate In the celebration.--Ihild.
LsfL1sr 10,
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Mr.. Summers great speech lays bare the
ment towards US. 1t shows how lnsEnla-
cant are the mere claims of individuals when
compared with the great national wrongs
and indignities which this insolent Power in
the days of our trouble aud weakness heaped
upon us.
The unwarrantablc and indecent haste
with which England conceded to the South
belllgerent rights Is one point to which the
Senator gives, by his logic and illustrations,
force which stamps the remembrance OF
these things upon the minds of every Amer
lean. We can never forgot the ill-tImcd and
the indecent haste with which England did
these things.
Then again, we all rcCollcct those hostile
expeditions of which the pirate Alabama
was but ono. All these Mr.. Sumner inten-
sites and causes to stand out in bold relief,
and no man will ever forget his truthful and
burning words upon this point.
And then, when VIC think Of the rebel free
hooters who were admitted into English
ports while they had no ports of their own,
anu NhSh We lCsiu -hl' tAhuNl . 'A'h thN
forcible presentation of all these great
wrongs which Britain, in Its desire for our
overthrow, allowed to be pcrpctrated, how
can any true American, in his senses, feel
otherwise than indignant when he thinks oil
these thingsl
The only question now il, can England
make us a suitable PREPARATION Yes, slit
can and what Is ii She can quit hor holt
upon her dominions on this continent. Thii
she can do. This she must do sooner o.
later. 1t may be humiliating TO her pride
but what of III We gave up slldcl ant
Mason. We cat humble pic all along durint
The war, and this bitter cup WAS lifted Il
our lips by England. Her time has com
now, or will como soon. Her power mus
wanC and decrease, but ours must increase
England's domination must cease On tn
North American continent, but ours mus
increase and bear sway. She may resist 1t
and refuse to yield her dominion without {
struggle, and without war still 1t mus
come, as come II will-pcacefully If possible
violently III must be. The last vcstige o
English rule In America must cease. W.
must be masters of the situation, and rcpuh
licansm must reign supreme on this CONT
nent. Such Is our manifest destiny. Lei
England look 10 1t betimCs.
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NEW IoRK, Apru ls.Noon.-Com91n, a Iva
snd unohan ngtSS,st sen,I rSufr pdIan iasiS
nrmi Cuos laneisn eentsl rorto he nn thsS
ts senn tHur qua All nna IA nom ni.l \, ssS
LAO. Corndull and nominallyi - cents. oa ~
qplet hno s.esuM 10 ,gsnu. .nye W. ,s..L,
nominaily y;seWifo' rork quiet nhu "'"H'
t3o.T6. Gold lSsA. -
p,,-,xon s hns,l 10 Ap,ssJ,,vN,- - The
bhLr npru ,..d. ~, Yn.c,iye
stocks are not hesyy, and holders senerSW,y
show nsus gnp Ss 70 pSsh sn.Is civ
nave recorded to-uay sn.s 2. ntn sr %. ~
E.,,a =, ~ "a, Wowstd stres, s9ps, Al 20, and
Rye flour A. Wv osue. ,.t, today but
Al, hneL.n " ae ss Rt,,. .ns,.. ,a,n .I,Snnsh
m, nr;ss, we're s,sssg We no,ios sale. Of low
gsae Mhise ~ ~" ~ Nj =. ~ al, md ta 20
@l!eo ior cemmon, sovi's' TOT ia''' "hu
q" teSa ,ot more asiiye than for some day,
pnst, out a .as, p ,lte q .s,,ow Al sIRss
cents. n .o,,. q ooo bu,h,i, a,
Odt.-Shts louNy ~ souny s 49,. 80. n,
5000 cents LOT common anu o'V'' 0'n'' io'
good to prime ,.,, an. ,no.,-
cono.'."s no,. NY s,%s hessa If no ssIe,,
Buyers onef ~ cents ior low miaaiins Th,en
~ 70 y ora cent below the vie ,ns ~ no'ue''
MildllnE Nc qno,e heia ,pn,,a.h,i.l foI siof.
Ccgss.nIhe i.anity eon nnn .rs nnoxsot hui
Zee, and the MARKET Is sttons snu ouoy TN nv
so far to day We have hes,d o. no sa. e.d ne ,e
STOCK o. hio mere W NJ y. ro,,nw. W. rio
lp,9oo bags, an1 Ne quo'e ~, snr 1si, 70 n,ime
IN bohu AT lvB,a " eehts, sV'un S,nIr .nnt. 70,
catgoes, anu guy phu nv iog,Ta end ,SS
iait 70 good, iIgl, = cen" 'of p''"''' ""u 10"
| ~ cents LOT cnoiee, gon n,.,,,, ,,,,.,..
| Moldt'...-we hear Of no inrther 't an, :.
lions In THIS aItiele, put Wy luo" ~ r.,an
| iolIows, VL ouoa ~ toV 80, ,itno - M,
! oogoO Gus LOT musevy suy' - isS5s 80. NJ,
| 70 eta, and English Island At ssbIe cents pei
| gallon ,,....,.g .,,.., a, ,o,, .rJ
| Mm ed.IbtoMnh'un ses h ~ w. ~
| Middlings ~ ostgSI Genus per oushe'' i"e u'
| msnd 10 lar AZ Ihese hEu,es. po,.,.t,,, ann.
Propihons.IIhe demahu ioI LLo' on, v !, ~
inaes quite otsk, anu 'he ,.',, NJ so M
buoy Ihe o,ue,sSs ps so hn,.s .nmo Sis
| are large, and the trade mere snows som a. u,s
| position TO buy. bacon we now quote nIm "
~ cents ior shonluens ion ennu mil
sides AND ~ oents LOT e' "a x az . Vii
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Personal.


Gov Hayes, of Ohio, has appointed JUS
lice T. X Plant, Of this city, as commis-
sioncr of deeds for that State.
Secretary BOric, who left the city on Fri
day last, Is expected to return to-day.
Vice Admiral Porter on duty At tho Navy
Department as assistant to Secretary Borlc,
is unable to remove his family to this city at
present on account of the bad health Of sew
eral members Of II. They still reside at the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, where the
Admiral goes every evening and returns to
Tue Department carly tho next morning.
Ex-senator Dixon, of Connecticut, who
arrived In town on Saturday, purposes, with
his wife and daughters, to visit Europe this
summer.
Geo. q. P. Stone, formerly of the United
States army, Is at the Metropolitan.
j. W. Smith, Osq., chief clerk of the Sec
ond ComptrolIer's Onlcc, has resigned his
position.
Mr.. b. OertlCy, who was removed from Ills
position OF sworn messenger Of the Treasury
Department on Saturday, was appointed uu.
der the Buchanan Administration, uud for
merly served as assistant superintendent oil
the Treasury extension.
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~, q. 1900 .,-,
INC new iork fhra'a OF Sunu"y P'v'.Iu'
!" NM" something OF ior'".on'"s P
mntion 10 DC shortly issued D! [re''uoht
Grant, which viii set ior'h tho STATUS Oh
Snba and Indicate inc po,'y winch our
government shou'u pursue !" ''icre"ce 10
una "na''s. -
we DO not pretend 10 kho" Just What
Preslden' Grant VIII do-Nheihcr he VIII Is
sue Proclamation OF not; out one thing we
do know, ana that Is the barbarities ana
crueltlcs practieed by the spanish authorities
and war powers In the Island demand that
civilized and proiessed christian nations
should Interfere. President Grant or any
other humane ruler of christian nation VIII
be justified In interfering TO put stop to
these barbaritles.
The kilograms and the mails received In
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-20

The Paris correspondent OF an EDgllsh
paper says'
Several Of the Partisan .Jta,p.ts Ia mode
are, 1t is whispered, about to carry many
startling innovations Into the most huppc
saloons. The month OF April Is TO make up
In g,cty for the relatlyeIdullness..o the winter
season. ! am told that one daring hostess
Intends Introducing some variations on the
old Sarabande, a dance In which costumes
Of every country are to figure. Another pro-
jeCt consists 10 the ParlslRnizlng OF Ia fiesta
DIS los flores, South American custom. At
the entrance of the saloon Is placed large
covered basket containing small bouquets
Of flowers and presided over by modern
Flora. Each guest plungcs his or her hand
into the basket and takes q posy, which the
women attach to their dress or put In their
hair, and the gentlemen place In their button
hole. The latter promenade through the
salons each In search Of lady wearing a
similar bouquet to his own, and when she
Is found, he has right to take possession
OF her, and retain her as u partner for the
rest of the evening. At several charming
| little dinners last week an old German plan
was tried; The gentlemen guest drews lots,
and the edVdlisr S6rUehtG whom fate gives 10
each lady remalns her humble devoted slave
until the party dlssolves."
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I ARGg SALE or PUBLIC paoPERrY.


DEPUTY QUlRrERNAsTER GESBRAL'r 0EYICB, I
BALTIMORE, ND. April ~, 1859.
A large Assortment Of Quartermastsr's Property
aud Stores aud Condemned ClOthinx, Camp and
Garrison Equipage will DO offered at public auo-
ton In this city, at Camp Newport corner Of seOt
aud McHenry streets, on TUESDAY, April q, lSJD
A few Of the articles are mentioned rs follows;
uniee Desks, Chairs, Tables, Iron Safes, Mat
tlnE, Heating Slaves, COukl Stoves, &c, &c.
Also, = large number OF OSeTooAts, tmOuhtod and
infAqtiy,) Bats, Caps, Jackets, laItiileTy aud
Bed. Sacks. tsinEls aud double.J Hospital Tents,
wall Tents, &c, , &c
large number ofWOollsn Dlankets III ,sdil will
likewise be offered for sale.
Complete lists Of the property eau DO obtained a.
this ONCE, Lists may also he obtained In New
York, at the Office " BTevet Major General Rufus
ingalls,, Assistant anarterlnasteT General, Army
Banding, eorn0T " Houston aud Greece streets,
aud At the QuarterInaster's Otnco In philadelphia
The sale will begin at u IN. Purchases mu't be
removed without delay.
Terms; Cash. In 0oyeTnnsnt fgnda On day 81 sale.
STEWART VAN NLElT,
Deputy QuartcTmaster General and Brev0t Major
ADRRON, THOMAS 4 Co,
ap9).t1 AuetiOnOgrs, IS \. Charles street.
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Tue FRUrT GRowEHs OF Talbot county,
Maryland, express considerable anxiety on
account of the peach crop sluce the storm Of
Sunday week The opinion Of those most
likely to know seems TO be that the crop Is
In most places considerably Injured, but not
altogether destroyed. In many places
where the orchards arc protected, it Ia
hoped that they have escaped altog thcr,
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y wAsnyxGToS, DC, April u. lsp.
On the petltion Of PErER u: JAcKsoN, Of New
York, n. X. praying for the extension Of a
1875, and reissusd on the 10Th day, % February,
1851. for a n Improvement W ships Winehes:
Its ordered that the said petition be heard at
this office on the 18th day OF July next Auy
person may oppose this extension, objections,
depositiOus, aud other papers should be nled In
this office twenty days beforeth day Of heaIiDE.
-. ELISHA FOOTE,
npaO.Tu3v Comm .sioner OF Patents.
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1850, ~ The Rev; NJ shIsld.,, o. !6s a.tS9Jkt
Irotestsa. ohnreh. 9noPSs W. wiss. to Miss
CRAIoIB-MoRTtMER.- April Q, at Advent
sharch. Phllsdslphia, by the rector. Rev. ~.
eica L., youngest daughter q Colonel Charles
Mortimer, of Virginia, No cards.
BoHANAN-YoUHgBR. on the 18th last, Al
the residence OF the brides father, TuoEAs W. H.
BoHISAN, to PArLIN A. Yous1ER, daughter oil
Edward q. Younger, both Of washihEtcu, D. O
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y WAsHISdr0s. April 10, ls0o,
TN the petition OF JosBrH A. PEABODY. Of Phila.
dsiphia, ~ praying fYr ths extension Of z patent
an Improvement In Machine for AOrtispE window
Blinds;
II is ordered that said petition be heard a: this
office Ou the 18th day Of JAMS ueEt. Any person may
oppose this extension. 0blectisu.. .depositionr,
aud other papers. shOuld be died In this Office
RLisHh RooTB.
ap9.Tu}w COlnni ssioner Of Patents.
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VIOLET TIME.

Violet time has come againj
Once more laughing through the rain,
Spring with sunny crown advances,
Sunshine glittering on the lanees.
Long live Spring 1.-THE rainbow arch
Directs his coronation marchi
Green his banners, free and brave,
From each tree-top fusthng wave
Bird, before Tim ~ In crords, 4
Fest above hfm float the oloudst
Swifter run rejoieinE rivefpj
= Scholarships are 10 his quiyers. Il
Where he treads, primroses rise,
And the daises ope their eyes,
Black birds sing In every bush,
Answering the merry thrush.
Swallows are his herald's feet,
Faster than the pulses beatj
BUTTERFLIES between the showers,
Tell the siad news to the nowers.
Our old Monarch, winters deadj
His crown on another head
Sumbesms chase the enYiotis raini
Violet time Is come again.
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a.. wAsuISuTON, APkIL 10, lSo.
lbi uss PROP TIL sUPRsMB COURr0P TIE
R R,,srist o. JS snttSnt. "a ths mausr o. EPSs 4
that meeting Of The creditors Of said bankrupt
will be held at Wellington. In said District, on
the 2sh day q April. 1850. at 10 o'clock, r., at
ruptey, In said District. for the purpose. named In
the twenty seventh section o. the act OF Congres.
entitled ''Au act to establish uniform ~ stem Of
bankruptcy throughout the United stAtes, :" ap.
'''''' "''" ~ HAWKINS TAYLOR.
Ap1.A. Assignee.
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New Advertisements.
DY KILBOURN q LATTA,
ID Eeal Estate Brokers. corner Seventh and

GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aue!ioneer.
fEBNTH' AND foURTEENTh STREETS. AT
81 THURSDAY EVENING, April p, at .
O'Clock, we will SELL gu the premises. Lots II. -
aud 10, luare T3i on W street, between Thirleonth
aud Fourteenth streets.
AIao,
GA Boundary street, betwoen thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Lots 20, 81 aud n, square ",
each % feet front By lii feet deep 10 alley.
Terms: one fourth eAshI balAuts six and twelve
aud eighteen months for notes bearing interest,
secured BY deed Of trust on the premises.
All couyeyAnees and stamps at cost OF purchaser.
KILBOURN a LATTA,
Real Estate Brokers.
GaEEN 4 WILLIAMS,
apaOts Auctioneers.
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT

~ nj tlA
30
EVTD A VT mr. DJTTvNED DI MI
Ia luhOl DU En LIAM
Aphei Auuslon 10 'heo Of this Important dis
eovery may not Prove uhlntsresting Among the
authenticated records OF the renowned Captain
Cooks voyage around tue world. Is found the
time on thu Brazilian Coast OF South America
he observed the natives using. Ia the prepare
tion Of their food, q peculiar oil, which. upon
examination. he found to possess tho appearance,
taste, aud Favor OF Butter; upon further inquiry.
however. he asesrtained that It was simply a sub
stance that the natives distilled iu crude and i'm
perfect manner, from rich and luxurlant plant
that grew spontaneously and abuudantIy In that
warm tropical country A few years aRo An omI.
mani Prsnrh chsw,., uhIIa ,n rra,ssstrnaI Iii,
a ,hs t,onIe, ,n,Ia n,,,s,ar. a,,nssI,ass1,a -
III. ,.,a,,I.,,a m.,,-aT%a ~ Si% ~ WIN
cssJ.d IN s~,r.c,,rs sa,'oau,,,tan So. Nv
-, M t"'., ~ ' e,1puso VI '"o
sn1n n, nv ,otnuH 'or Il" p,SpAra"on' ana inc
sOnh , MN ~. Tvs saie u hn country are 'ne
ehelusNS property OF 'hi' COMPANY by whom u
wa patehssea rom lhs original dlseoyerer We
claim Tor this remarkabelyet simple and perfectly
harmless preparation
!. That by Its use net gain VI from tfty 10 two
hundred per cent, Is made 10 the manufacture
Of Butter.
Q That Butter which from age or whatever cause
NAV Ia stronv rancIJ ,,rs,L.J a. .o,rso-
SrsiusS .na ,"ut., ,sa ~ COARSE
Hneu,snu eonparanNeiy useless TOT general
use, BY the aid Of this Extract, Is restored 10
Its original freshness and weotnsss, aBs- grain
aud oven eolsr. 'r Sd ~
sops fs.sh pmttsr a. S,,r III ma ,,"u so,
nIn, 20 -, 49, = '' ''"'1 'A'
PM VI NM
u iaN pure anu esseIeh. ADie buuor can ~
oo.s =, from ~ 70 cents Per round.
lheenieiexpense wherein helng Butter' which
MS ,1s essential eats,
I" faA' DaHer h'AauiAesprea W me aid Of this ES-
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NEW 1Okk. April W, 1Sjs.
HpH, George BouiIosli, Secretary oJtht Treasury:
My DEAR SIR: Your unexpected favor of
the 18th Instant was duly received. 1t would
have been more speedily answered but for
the personal request with which 1t closes.
In these days Of corruption In high places as
well as low places no upright citizen ought
hastily 10 refuse such u request; but after
due consideration find myself constrained
to decline this mark Of your esteem and con-
hdenee. beg you, however, to hellaye thai
this Is not done from either of the reasons
which you suggest. Having been educated
TO commercial pursuits, the office is not re-.
pugnant to my tastes; and as for serving the
Government at some sacrifice of my own In
terest and convenience, / trust that during
the past few years have sufficiently proved
my readiness to do it. But | already hold
an office Of responsibility as the conductor of
an independent newspaper, and / am per-
suaded that to abandon II or neglect II for
the functions you offer me would be TO leave
q superior duty for one Of much less import
andce. Nor is Ii certain that I cannot do
more TO help you In the pure and efficient
administration of the Treasury Department
| by remaining here and denounclng and cx-
posing political immortality THAI ! coud do
as Appraiser by the most Jealous effort to in
sure the faithful and honest collection of the
customs. Very sincerely yours,
CHARLES A. DANA.
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Observe the Following List Of
Prices and be Conyincedi r.s
Everything Sold otaraatosi 10 be Of thu Fines,
On lily thu III market sfords)
FLOUR. "
wcIch's hest Family Sass IL bbl.
sack. ..-..rtlJ ..... ..orr.H ~.
Bond's burnt Miiis, Bcs, Family
s3.2O Ia bbl. Sack. .I
All lower grades at PROBATIONARY
low figures. IN
Cut Loaf I9c. Crushed, Granulatcd,
and Powdered, Use. ...,. -t.F ,
Cofree nc. O Extra Cofrcc 10 lac. '"'
Brown NJ II, IL, q, II and i5c.
COFFEEs.
Mocha soc. Old Government Java J7c.
Roasted Java f5c. % S's.'
.. "'. g IA strictly prime artieie.) gag
Msrasaibo 3oc.-Rossted 8se. Rio ~
and 25o.t- Roasted 40 and 33c.
IAN. H. TEAM. '.,.4
In all their varieties ana OF the Very
Finest Chops and at exceedingly Low
Rates. TI,.u.
YEAST POWDERS. ...q
Rumford's 15c. warren's tic. 'a''
Babbips iso. Horseford's 2oc.
COAL OIL. ID
aOc. per Gallon, very best quality.
.,re nCRACKERs.
Soda Soes Miik Zee. Ginger snaps Ioc.
Bonce's Butter i0c. Lemon 1sc.
Keebler's philadelphia Fancy Cakes
| and Crac kcrs In Endless Variety. n.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Satin Gloss Starch, Id. Boxes, 10 cts.
Bsker's ChoooIato a5o. peri b. bakers
Cocoa 45c. Per lib. 10 ,ll.... rr.U
Desiccntcd cocoanut 40 and 4Oc. per
package. .'I'i'...'' TO Oh.
Babbitps Soap Isc. per barlEight for
81. Dobbin's soap Ito. per ber+siS for
| 81. Starch IOc. per lb. oil 100
| Crosse a. B1ackwelps Celebrated
Pickles, 4Oc. per bottle.
Essence Of Coffee Be. per Boz.
syrups and Molasses OF all qualities
Cheap.
And In fact Everything that can be
| found In n First-Clnss House of this
Kind, ana at correspondingiy Low
! Rates. ,. r.. s.., ~.
| Corn Starch I4e per ID. Glib. cans To-
matoss 2Oc. 3lb.eans Tomatoes a5c.
| a. 49,.
Goods promptly delivered to all parts Of the city
| aud Georgetown without expense to the pur'
| chaser. Ll---L.IL DbSl.u
HORATlO BROWNING. ALPHEUS MIDDLETON
Hg BROWNING q MIDDLETON,
| Wholesale and Rstaii Groeers aud . =,
| .,.rTEAs. VINES. whisky. CIGARS. q .
| TOBACCO, 30, o.. ,Tr.r..r Z
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THE
Economy Butter Company

ask the attention Of all Interested In the
Of the ertrayagaIt COST Of BUTTER. to their prae.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-20

STOPPING NBwsPAPER.-An exchange
has the following allegOry, which we COM
mend 10 careful considerations
A certain man hit his toe against a peb-
BILE, and fell headlong to the ground. lie
was vexed, and, under the influence Of anger
and selfsufilciency, he kicked mother earth
quite sauclly. With lmperturbable gravity
he looked TO see the earth dissolved and come
to naught But the earth remained, and
ouly his poor foot was injured in the encoun-
ter This is the way of man. An article In
newspaper touches him In weak spot,
and forthwith he sends to stop his paper.
WIN great.complacency he looks to see the
crash, "hen ne nndS he only hit his own too
against world that does not perpetually feel
the shock, and Injuries no one but himself.