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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Cusrl--H ,rrrR--At Paterson, y. J. ON wednesday
ssp,smbsr IL. al the residence Of Hosencamr,
Hsa., BY thu Rev. W. H. Horubower, EpwARD y Cur
yr. ESQ, 70 Mrs. MnIw A. Horrsr, both OF New York
cy
Rev. Edward Taylor, pastor OF the South Congregation
Altst church, JEsyxikH W. CrRTrs to MARY EsixtLE
scHocLxr daughter Of John & schooley, Esq, all Of
assis~currrn -on Monday evening Sept IL BY
she Rev DR. Rice, EDwssp T. Gnsxs TO CAHHD u,
youngest daughter Of John Cuyer, all " this oily.
HrwIRrr-MrM.--0n Tuesday, September IL, A. the
Church of the Anuuncat,on BY the Rev william J. Sea.
bury. WALTER X HEWLETT 70 HEsRErrA, daughter or
Louis NuhI, Of Hesss- DsnussdI
5osmsIkER--RrEssos LA BrooSiyn, on MONDAY,
sspsmcss ~ b The Rev = Irass pa ars is s.ssD
svrs.rs suwIrs-In brooklyn, on ruesday, sep.
tsn,ber 49, the residence Of the BRIDE parents by
tas Rev. y N. Adams, Jcssrn W swrzEn 70 " J,ssIs
CowLm, only daughter Of Joseph Coviss, Esq, ." o.
TvrsnI-N,oaors. AT Jsmsspor,, l. T., Sunday, sept
10, ~ tho Rev. Mr. Reeves, Mr. HALsfy G turpfLL 70
Mis- yosr NrcHois eldest daughter o. Capt :. y.
Nichols. all Of the former pIsfe
Birtb.
Lsros On Tuesday september is, At -four O'Clock.
The wife Of Mr. Edmund ID Lsson Of % Mulberry street
Dublin papers please copy
Died.
Hlox.--0n Monday, Sept H. % consumption, HKsRs
n BLArx
me friends Of the amiy and .ho.. Of his brOhsr-n
u.
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from the dencs
sf bis mother 20 Henry street, this "Wednesday sf,sr
noon, at two O'Clock
Bs.rrr--on Monday evening Sept ~, cunurss
pR,rrfs rsct OF Michael Beaue IN she essh year OF
her
Tho relatives and frIonds Of the family are invited 10
attend the funeral from the Church OF The NATIVITY in
Second avenue, this "wednesday forenoon a. bali past
eleven O'Clock. Mass viii be celebrated a. ten A NJ
Her remains will be taken 20 Calvary Cemetery I.
nvrr---At Glen Cove, l.. J., on Monday, september
IL Captain BnSyAsIs B. Barre, sged 10 years
Hoafo nj eea
Bupss In Jersey CIV, on Monday september ~,
Euusss, beloved son Of Patrick and Margaret Burns
aged 10 months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral fron@So $50 south fnth
street, this "Wednesday afernoon, At one O'Clock
Cnaio--0n Tuesday, September rs IsssxrIA CrAfsi
beloved wife OF Thomas Crsg after short and painful
illness
Friends snd relatives 81 the family respectfully In
vtcd 70 attend the funeral from late residence,
ps sixth avenue, this "wednesday afternoon, A. one
O'Clock
Dvss LIN oreensvie, y. ., on russdsy, September
H. sftss short Illness EtfxS DuSr native of county
Carlow, ireland. IN the tsd year Of her age
me relatives and friends Of tbs family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral Thursday morning ~
kefpes pins O'clock, from the residence OF her 500,
1rpens<iIjs, pssr New York Bsy csmssFy
- IN Dss~osA Mich. on Mosdsv. ssv'smoer ". a.
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POLITICAL.

TFENTIoN, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN ALI.
color. aud With patriotic devices Circul.r. Cards sns
Ballots printed the shortest notice the
rates. at the HERALD JOB PRINTING AND knGhAt'
ING EsTABLIsHMENT FULTON ant Nassau streets
10TH WARD UNION JOHNSON AssoCIAT!oh =
- This association will Washington Hall, har-
qussled S. VAN NOsTRAND, President
T. W. RaoDxs, sscr.,ar,s.
Is. DIV FOREST, oooo~''os'
DOTH WARD NATIONAL UNION oLUB-A REGU-
~ lar meeting Of this club win be held At the H. cor
Eighth and Thrtyfo street Wednesday
evening September H. at ~ o'clock, for the OF
rstfyng the nominations OF the state cke &C Eminent
speakers will address the meeting.
THos. A. LEDWfrH, Chairman pro tenn.
H. J. BLANCHARD Secretary pro tom.
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I'M RrRxE. ArcnovEtr. oFrlcE - powrnY

ID. "V"'t' '''''o''''' =
dsy a inst IL ~ rloct. tao coat0his ~ ihr phoigfsph
gallery tie Broadway Of 1ans street f0us-nE IN
~ ins,Yuieus ~gcsre batl gfound s.d fcsts
stands Ab- show eas-s, pftAr~-. sues, eafr. sofas.
ankinx gissHss - Yards oil cloth A. together
with everything 'oHnectfd With nrs els-s gallery
- b. RkI. AufNoUerr
I-DwARD sCHfNGx AltTfOSEEk - AhsiGNEE
~ SALE OF ELIUAsF CABINET EiESIft m
h, EDwARD acngAUk. tss GsY u u 4 y A. us
sat~aFpom - liberty street tafae aud e~E ~ escort
meat ys~ty ~ rarpr b~1rltn, Lbrsry
Dnlna Hosu aud 0tnft esssnf furniture ~ ~ psrenr8
rly sold without resets- a. COLEMAN, A"slanr~
+, coirng AUC1IoSHTR. -L.EGE s.tT ~ Cte.
r. fiAse- Isup~. HoeAawAys srrha Wagons dnn 80
single Harn~x4 b. ~ IN fsNat ~r - - ~
cioeg IN foGi n the 80 Btpad~ay me-
sssorsment rarrsse. snd isrnes- close oYn0e
Remember lbe hour, vi 0i0NA
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noRsEs $50 ,ARgls.Es AZ AU,Tlos,
rms nay rwtDNrrpAy ~EPr ~ ~ u o.CLuc,
n rnosr 80 s,LEsnooY


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s5niu. rop Hoes, *. taI n.sd,
a,sry ~. Jisns-iaai.a Grlsay syssr. ~ .s,.s,.e
,olus, .ind Il ~ haiae.s go ahesi aaff' 'l'naa
49,. s.. r.. .s s:'i no. Vet !, .p.. 49,, ,.. "a -
s 80, T. 80. 80. go; n go
fsn'sd s"aaa 80 s'nal : rn9.' ts.lr,'.' sn'a.'
d. W.
Los. .iFs -; . ,,.ra. 49,
rsntsd .ognf sai's.ls ~ 80 ef -
e.i H., az ass ~ 49,, :. ~ 'aH 49, e''
say nsf.,' u h.aa' hsa .aeas, a.ll v'tssAlsa
'oans 80 As''''' -. 80 80 '''''
49, -ai'. - ,s',s 800. rsr' ''aan's' 80 e,'s
.e,er.i,.,. X nsr4.,. r.s"i. pss.. sts.t. wsF. =
ss..s. stSps ssosravillf 80 ue,a,p"ss -
vsnlss'ss a~susE 'Fr.n.tes 80 1880 fsfa'iy (.
Ss,syiElsg rgsislsiss Y - terss sa..a.-
IIrsRY prLrxsE ArfrionrrR- witt sILL ~
H.. t = &. as ss, 4: - - 80. -.
porss wAsat ~ Zee ssrsst ofp5.p s.ti* ter inh
psfItnlsrs go garrlng rsEmns
r.Nrg tFSgISs src7I0AEra -wfLr 49,. ~
y sea,,es - nss.e'as', 80 ~ rt..en.l
psssa. Name. iI,stef rhssias -, sess.vss
~ ~, 49, .s t.ss is'f;5A.. vsss: y. ~.
f-p ssss,se ssNs 49, -. Y. Na.s.'@ ..s.
Eeass A. ssos iorss, SO penses - assss 80 =.
stn an uas esfefs 80 sas
NJ Doronty arcrOsItn-wu.L syiI lnls
W. a. fwsdessasy AZ - ariNst ~ ~ ssissfegts ~
Nssssa street. srs = go 49, sstar hstf
TsFiss Drtse Gf2AahTf tutf.t8tH sEs Ftst Fsts
r.s .sd sss,si wiffoss Hussst stf isslslt rsspsts
Has tffA- saiN ss.sr rsAEsa ttsstt tffss4s vss
Rrmsss -
a. " sssef .nrsNer ssssk sfsss rtrrf~fta
srs nses ~ Ch.e..fg ffvn Nsfss fvTslf EetA~ttt
wte tse ss4n. 49, fhe ~trs e. - fsr*ssF
etfiy sold MofAf "a sil.NNft a es-isfs 400 yAsHs
Nfg,pstL gFERf0As, krCTfosNrE=wftL stff
MI .sr.ttr sssgisf - ffagsssy ma tass 81 esi~t
~ Nsssst sfsst ncas4ft4G Kafnillfs testsNa9 ~
- rsNy tsfss esfgf DtAfs fss fstss bfsssff ssAs.
PER eisssss Brqs.ss frsrkln tFH ttsf r&fB~s yfTs
psfsf Clos HAassssAs arN nssts fftsNsew ME 49,
I 81 slsss - n astss t4frfafs, hAass A.
| DlwNnHOKFHH stfg-p TITEDt trNJfyxEEe
sf4 te4f wgW ssi 500 dsYt Aa Al tssN 80 sl
Al s4Nlsf r~sxsfisihg "a ga sthss pfsssss
kys<k. efsps go Npetsn NAkws fHsf Ntfsita 0ut.t
a. Eh.fsss bses 80 Hs44isg Once A. wgfuf ~
/ sfi.sa9s 4 - w.1s ~ sfssf ~ ssaas A ksAT y
fstcrd ss.HAs
| pAwgnsoEEHs sALr-rHls pAY tAmRs Se,l
i Il wrI .su - ~ N~w bgwstg ~ &t, sea ~ 10
ylas-. = y rtLLA| 'S..a rssrr siss .',.si
\ pAwFsnogEns sALE-o. Lswis kuc1foSrKn
lssrs 80 vai.3eas ss.afln~at sf sls1is sst wtmss
.R?,ss,s 3, b.. sri.ssS s;-sa1 sisfsos
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UcTios NoTICE-R- HAZEL, AUcrIoSE4R
II kEOEIVkR'S SALE OF CAST sTRRL, 40.
We win sell at auction this day "wednesday September
H. at O'Clock at the East River Steel Works Fshernth
street. between avenues Add 10y order Charles ~ Van
Bruut Esq, receiver, the enAre stock of
CAST STEEL
contained In said premises comprising In part 1000 pounds
dat square, round ocs.gon Spring File and skate stoe
sorted slles.
1000 LBS. STEEL ISGors.
Herring's Safe, Platform Scales seven Coal
Once Desks. Mating Chairs, Clock, a.
X. r. HAzRIL A 90.
Auctionrers. 81 C0rtandt street
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SCRANTON coal. AZ AUCTION
SEPT. ~ i6so
ra. n, hEw YoHK. Sept ~ MM
ine DgSv are l.acEswanna and Western Rslrosa 0ssu.
Ia{ WI hoid thrlr forty 81 Goai -
wednesday The 10Th day Of September a ~ al.sA
nom AZ thrir new saeroo ~ Exchange place ooYa~r n
MhllAfn street NV YORK ~ which th.y
hessrs. JOHN ii. DRAPER 4 co aucilonecr.
5000 TONS
or fresh mined Coal from ths kAwsnna Regions Of 40
usual sizes deliverable a. their depot Elxabethport -
during the month OF October nett - - -
The conditions wiz be fully made Al the tuas q
sale. =
rERMS-fify cents per ton, payable currcnt fund. a..
day Of sale and the balance within ton days thereafter q
tho once OF the company
JOHN sRIsBIs Prss,dsat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


pRIcKLAYsRs r. D. UNION
ID 10 rsyovsd aud sfor the sl.t ssp,.mbsr no
VIZ ~So q s.r e,; more su boys 81, spsy and x.
Two boys .hs be sYy ind.htared FOR Term o. not less
a., spy eGys no. :. YEA, nsr y yes
nI9s hey AMI aai Il I further Wv
sr sss Ia say sSssss % d.
~, n.n riS' Ss Army Il. .e 5.
resolved That neither Of the abOv. mentioned resolutions
shall In sny way interfere with eldest Of behlaycr
for shs have liberty 10 earn his trade 10 any place VITA
We ~oaId isf.sss .ugs.r ,hs, .aa After ne rs, no
\. "sesr nsrs,ons anies. he Nae prs,setion from tie
rnon Prom the COMMITTEES % IpasnTs. sgd ices
!. wsps. Sec.
PROSTITUTION HALL SEPTEMBER IL. Iss-
.a1 1ss sa..s. ss. NY ss sso~ns Resolution
va .sosss Tia. *. s, determined to uphold The
S ss s .ns
'A' Commi,ies on RESOLUTIONS
per sss' o'eeh"oo'' THoSxs RUssEiL frs.idsoI
NJ .rhers vii ;. meeting at The abov. hall Mon.
day evsnins Sept
NorIcr -THg nocKAwty, IRON slfsnARD.s
IL, with ~ 10 jane 1875 n not easd for within ten days
\" s.s - *: 4 , e. ''''';'t '' ;;EG CO. o
srp s.lur.. .as ssps so sss sae-,s % NJ .
Broadway Eschsnge Buildings
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS.
A DDITroNAL BOUNTY 10 THREE AND Two y Ears
soldiers o. % ther hsrs rrsmg, so.l " eo pen
Claim Agency ~ Broadway
DDTTlOwAL BOUNTY 10 TwO AND TTIRRB
n ysars soldiers, Ars~r Of rsy, Pensions snd Prss
v n swift. 200 Broadway.
DDTrIoxAL Hou~TrER AND OTHER cLAfMA col.
"A efted by ths aolfiers kmpoyrnent AEnsy ~ Canal
street. FgEK OF CHAR0k. Ooion~i HERMAN, Manager.
$4,000 .s ~ n.ass s. ~ r. sesD..s J.
'uAsT sufwvg larger s6vrncs yin Ne made rqlnty n
w. rrs.. w. Ssss ~ N vs-s s,r~s. h.ssrra
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A sSfGNEEts sAIF.-wM WRITER'S AUCTIoNERR.
- VIII sell at,h Septcub,r Mt harpsst O'Clock
81 Canal nnh Church streets the stock kurcs
tho . known Wholesale aud retail wine and grocery store
Platform aud couater scales Iron nacr furniture,
stand cask and snow casca hArcs. two mo horass
wagons haruess, blankets, 10, also awnlng, signs,
gstaF wih balance Of wines brandes also ease at VI
Way :, AF.l~r ~ Alnnxo X Hampton, assignee
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A LBERT u. wALDRON. AuCTIoNEER-6lG BROAD.
~ way Administrative sale. Byf.ANDr WALDKOk.
viii continue ths day the sale II fine Groceries Wines, ~
quos &c belonging the rtatc Of tho late Cheacr Drgg
a. gu broadway. This dsy sale VIII include a inc hne
old Wines idluprs Ciarets Champagne Alrs CIDER ae
IN casks cases dsmoh and bottles also the store Fr
tHFs4
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FINANCIAL.

SEPTEMBER I9, l866.-TKl
FINANCIAL.
A ME w or tbs ExEoyTIyE Sos NIT al:
smdsn on saiSay .ss 7a .y u 6ra.y 1903 the
following rcsnnlion was Adopted
than those included the mortsas. Tor oss mi 9,
o .sT Ike
a9ce being made for difference Of the time in the maars
fore. an s January 49, h' above 'pu0'
r JONES YoRKR Secretary.
FoRm ,s sa.E ..l IN WELL EsrABLIsnEo
"pad aasaena o. my ase Per cent q k APPLY
HERBETrE. KANE 90,
AMERICAN BANKERS AND
No. sr1.cE DE IA b S9ENtRP Phals A'ISrs
STEAMERS H fsos ri %AS Ss " re- NEW YORK
Issr iEyi LETTERS sept q AZ A%eT Rsnf "a Paris
AVAILABLE IN All PARTS or EUROPE
NoTIcE TO CAPIrALsrs.-wE HAVE FOR SALE
mpn,na secured ~ @o.sagcs on resl estate which We WIN
Bankers and Commission Merchants Petersburg Virginia
OFFICE or WALKER VALLEY OIL COMPANY or
~ New York No. ~ Exchange place, rooms Nos. and
gIhis company 1, prepared offer to the public
For particulars Inquire Al the ONCE OF said company
REDENrrioS or CITY BONDS.
ov1cr o. RAG COMMISSIONERS or rax)
coSsoLInAlxp DxHr or Nav ORLEANS,
Notice hereby sven thu, in aecordanes With The proyi
sons section thirty seven OF ma act OF the Legislature OF
city o. New Orleans and TO provide or the and
administration Of is AFFAIRS approved February Is
az Sealed P5opN,' Win Be received ~ III. eocs un, he
city three hundred Bonds Of 5000 each issued According
Proposals e 10 directed o. DeRuy. secreary cl.y
Bonds. Z
JOHN T MONROE q
$2S 4 sS% #SAs,f ~ s.;.."r.s
'Pi' H hiGISsSafS AN S q Aasra''
= = rin'nce committee Board oil Assistant Aldermen
o. DhbuYs Secretary
DEDENPIToS or SAN FRANCISCO BONDS
~ Holders OF Bonds Of the city OF tho
soners Of the sinking Funds Of sad bonds Win rnsss.
sealed proposals for Inc Of any portion thereof
cisco until Y o'clock noon Of "Wednesday tho .s day of
Amount applicable redemption Of the bonds of 1885,
S 49, anonnt sppisasle q The redemption q Judgment
ton Of school Bonds d 1870 sl7 0o. amount applicable
the redemption oi school bonds IL 1871 5000; ap.
gsn6e % the redemption q school Donds u 1850 and o.
Bidders win whit they surrender heir
bonds Tor paymen United states gold coin less
d s e Be- cnao.ed rrog,al, 90 surrender q Bonds,
through Messrs Lees Waller 50 Zine street Ne. York
JAS !. PAysoS Treasurer.
TGxAsunis, orucs, sAs FnAsol,eo, August IL 1873
CpRIsGFIELp ILL, CITY WAGER LOAN
Er0Hr TER CENT TWENTY YEAR BONDS
rn,ere., payab. ,emi aunuall- u Sew Yor. ne u.
day of January aad Is, day o. Juiy
AMOUNT or LOAN sDoOoo
limited amour, u these boni. may bal y pei
RoBIgsoS OGDEN.
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SALES At AUCTION.

HERMAN, AuOriONEER -SALE or WIMB1
~, Liquors Horses Wagon, Ac on Friday Heptrmbsr
~ m9s pclok a. ~ Bowery. large ol OF Liquor. and
Wines va -bauels bourbon and Rye Whskey, casks IL
piandes uln Kun, Port and sherry Wines. 10 bArrcLs
fFHnsh hpirlis. Champagne Cigars u Hossa
top wagon harness. Blankets, A.. sale positive
WN. Writer'S AUcTIosRRR, sgLLs rBrs pAI
at.o 9sloca a. ta Canal street large lot " fursi
ue carpet ocolhs pier glasses piano lace curtains
TT shs ocntre dining aud tea tables ap.sry thraa pv
ana "her carpets black walnut mahogany enamelied and
Alils nue. hA snd Other maiFesNua bedlE4 AolshcGs
1nAss ruchng snd other chairs wariroDes book ca.es
ha gas NhNer ware, at1vcs aiso 10 yafts a~.aA
hand oocoa mating With great va ~ oie t. n, -.
y suit Goods packed aud shipped
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DAwEsnosLns sALE-o. LRwfs lucTfOsrKn
A - ~ = Th,s,.asl, 81. ssA aM sAssAsm s,.st
.N s',ssss ~ srl.s n pAT bfwfsOf
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n ss:A;S ;sgys 500 Z ...s,.:s..1Hsa -.
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A LBERr Is. wALDRON, AUCTIONEEB 90 BROAD.
~ second band furnure.-BYLASDT A WAL
ORION will sell auction Friday "a st lu O'Clock
az ia. French boarding house. l01 Bocoksr Bed.
eeads, 60 hai and other Mattresses Pillows, Com'orers
Bureaus, Mirrors Bar and Fixtures Shafps Rosewood m
Hard Table, Balls aud Cues harbletop Fables, Grocery
Beehs Range. stoves Sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-19

APPOINTMENTS IN SOUTHERN COLLEGES.
Rev. GEORGE W. McPHAIL, of Norfolk,
Va, whose call to,the presidency Of David
son College, North Carolina, was mentioned
in our columns several weeks ago, has &C
cepted that position. His many friends in
Virginia will have reason to regret his re-
moval, but at the same time, must feel
that Davidson College has made good
selection.
Rev. J. C. STILES is called to the presi-
dency of Oglethorpe University in Georgia.
Mr.. STILES is native of Georgia, but is
by his long residence and extensive labors
among us, we'll known and highly priced
in Virginia. Though seventy years OF
age, he is now engaged, as he has been for
about six years passed, in evangelistic Ia
bors in the churches at large, and often in
those of other denominations as we'll as
his own, his preaching being attended al
most everywhere with remarkable sue
cess.
Such minister cannot well be spared
from any community, but in view OF the
influence which his name, talents, and
character will give to the university, and
of the repose which such position Will
afford to him in his advanced years, it
seems to be very appropriate appoint
mpnt,
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White and Black.

In an article Of the New York Times,
entitled "The Southern Legislatures" we
find these sentences:
"Excepting the unanimous refusal OF the
Sopthern Iegisla lures 10 ratify The constitu-
tiouaI amendment, IL must be confessed that
rhe general legislation of these bodies OF late
has been such as 10 commend the approtal OF
the freedom loving people of the North win
regard especially 10 the question OF the oIachs,
which interests very deeply great numper OF
n.opie In this section, the action OF the south-
srrn legislatures has been, in almost every IN
stance humane and liberal 10 very high de-
gree. Not only have the old laws anecung
them adversely, one way or another, been re-
..s.Iad hnt the guarantee Of their personal,
Evil. social, and property rights In the new ie
sislation have been stringent ana uheacep'
tionable."
With one exception, then, our southern
Legislatures have earned the approval OF
this excessively hostile journal. 1t is but
q trifing exception-we refuse to brand
ourselves as perjurers; that is all: II we
would but affirm, by solemn legislative en-
sctment, that in taking up arms to deiend
our States from hostile invasion we com
mi,ted . foul perjury, We might hope 10
win the unqualified approval Of the virt"-
ems neoole who read the New York Times.
"Wi.h regard TO the question OF the
,,lacks % II seems the action OF our south
ern Legislatures has been especially just
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and liberal. But this Is not really very
surprising. The only friends those poor
blacks have, or ever had, were, and are,
their own late masters and owners. The
"question Of the blacks" we are told,
"interests very deeply a great number of
"people In this section"-meaning the
northern section. Perhaps so; but it does
not interest half SO many people there, nor
half so deeply, as 1t does here. Those
poor people have been deprived mot by
any fault Of ours, or their own) of the gui-
dance and protection which they had as
slaves of superior race. They are thrown
out here amongst us, In state of helpless
/" freedom" with nobody to take care of
thcm-for If they depended upon the
Freedmen's Bureau" they would be
in evil plight indeed. They are amongst
US; must form for long time to come an
important element In our population. By
old feelings and attachments, as we'll as
from interested motives, the southern PEG
pie, as represented in our Legislatures, feel
bound to make their existence as tolerable
to them and as beneficial to the country
they dwell in as philanthropy will permit
us. We have even the vanity to fancy that
we know what is good for our negro popu-
lation rather better than the philanthro-
pists; it is not votes, and conventions, and
orators of the day; it is fair play for their
industry, and inducements and rewards for
good and orderly conduct. Being obliged
10 live amongst them in these new condi-
tons, and they amongst us-at our doors,
in our houses and ields-we have an idea
that we may be trusted in this matter; and
the less we are troubled and worried by
Freedmen's Bureaus and the sensational
legislation of Washington, the sooner and
more completely shall we succeed in es-
tablishing Just and cordial and beneticent
relations between the two races.
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RICHMOXD.-The editor Of the Lynch
burg VirginiQn, who has recently visited
Richmond, speaks some kindly words in
its behalf which our people will appreciate.
He says:
"Complaint is made also that our pco-
pie have gone elsewhere out Of the State
to trade. This ounht not to he so. Rich
mond is, or has been, a very important
town. She has paid large portion of the
revenue Of the State, and it is the in
terest of our people to do all they can
to help her out of the ashes. We can only
hope that if kind Providence shall favor
us with bountiful harvests next year, Rich
mond will reap the fruits of her enter
prise and public spirit. We should speak
good word for Richmond whenever we
can, and do all that in US lies, to recover
her from her late terrible disaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES
sH- DON'T be ALARMED,
THE REMEDY is AT HAND.
We guarantee to cure every case OF
LEVY ON THE BRAIN"
even the most obstinate ones
ARE BOUND TO YIELD.
Owing to the rapid increase OF the disease Of
LEVY ON THE BRAIN"

Owing to the rapid increase OF the disease OF
LEVY ON THE BRAIN"
tn undersigned found 1t necessary to proc ure
new lot of REMEDIES which have come to
hand
Handsome French Merino, all colors, atsl, worth
81 So; Plain and Striped Mohairs at scc, sold o.
SOC. at the beginning Of the season Balmorai
Skirts for children at 81, would be cheap at siso;
Striped Debaige a. ?ic., Embroidered Linen COL
lars at Il per dozen, worth 10; Handsome Needle
worked Collars at Soc, worth 81 +; Worked Bands,
two yards In piece, q. &c.,. ST. sl2s, 81 and ~,
all of which are worth double the money; Hand
some Embroidered Sets OF Collars and Cuffs at Iac,
worth 81. so Heavy Mackanaw Blankets weight,
eight pounds), at $3.50; large stock OF Dress
Goods at a reduction of IS per cent; Cloth saques,
Circulars, and Basques at reduced prices; Bal
moral Skirts at 81 50, worth $3.50; Linen Hand
kerchiefs at $3.50 per dozen; large reduction In
all kinds of Hoods, Breakfast Shawls, and Eubiss
White Flannel at 25, 30, and 35c.; Heavy Grey and
Red Twilled Flannel at 35c.; Canton Flannels at
10, 90. and Csc; and many other articles too
numerous 10 mention, all to be sold at reduced
prices, at LEVY bRoihEhs'
Successors to Jacob A. Levy,
dasts No Is Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-19

GENERAL LEE IN WAsHGNGToN.-Upo
one of the tables (of the Masonic Fair in
Washington we observed three fine pic
lures of the late President Lincoln, Gene
raj L. S. Grant, and General Robert T.
Lee, respectively. These pictures will be
ratified for at one dollar per chance nine
chances having already been taken in the
latter, and none, as yet, in the former
Forney'S Chronicle.
Forney is furious because of the cleo
ton of General Gusts Lee to a professor
ship in the Maryland Agricultural College
He says General Lee is viler traitor than
was Arnold, but gives no reason. We sup
pose because Arnold betrayed the rebels
and General Lee didn't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-19

THE HORSE ORDER.-Thc New York
Tribune gives the following as the order
issued by General Schofield:
call horses and mules which belong to
the United States, and are in the hands OF
private citizens within the limits Of this
department, whether lent to them by the
military authorities after the close OF the
war, taken up as astray, or otherwise ac-
ouired, will be at once returned to the
Government through the nearest officers OF
the army or Freedmen's Bureau"
This order evidently means that only
such horses are to be returned as "bclong
to the United States" Horses sold by the
United States to our people are not In
cluded,