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LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Radical Fears OF Defeat mt the Appearance or
Harmony In the Philadelphia Convention
The President ind his Friends In Good Hu.
mor--The Peace Prccla ma tion-An old Maxim
To he Renewed
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OUTLINES OF LATIN GRAMMAR.
By BASIL L. GILDERsLEgvE, PHI. D.,
Professor Of Ancient Languages In the University
OF Virginia.
A PROGRESSIVE LATIN READER, with exer.
ci.cs vii the Outlines Of Latin Grammar"
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4 CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE UNI
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CONTAINING A RECORD or CIVIL. MILITARY.
STATISTICAL, COMMERCIAL. FINAN-
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DEVELOPMENT.
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READY rs SEPTEMBER:
GRAMMAR FRENCH.
BYN. scHsLE De WERE,
Professor OF Modern Languages in the university
Of Virginia.
FRENCH READER, FOR BEGINNERS.
BY NJ sCHgLB De WERE,
Professor of Modern Languages in the University
of Virginia.
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FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
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Of Virginia.
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STEAMERS.
SEMI-WEEkLY BETWEEN \; ~,
- NEW YORK AND hiCAMuAD. ~assssx..il.
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

THE OLD PIONEER LINE ORGANIZED ~ l"D
IA va resumed their former position &gar with 'h
two new and magnificent stde wG""t "lraA#h f..
NIAEARA- ---..-.-........ L AEIALN Iu.lN.
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9enbeit lofprt tnittsetbeilt, uno bem slten 2in@
fohKte 1elbIirebeno nitbt3 natlrliAer ideiren.
ais ibren idmmtIiGeu 6veunoinnen - AUDI
unter oeln SieseI Der 9eriGwiegeh0elt-
ioste Neui9teit eilenos au ilber6riuaen; 10 lam
es. eaB 9enan cine @iertela aunbe mad, Der.
@erlDtur9 fait idmmtIide 9luwefeurc oapru
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te9ann nun Elm @ratllIiren uub Elm 0anoe.
9riifen unb Shltteln Seiteu8 Der Salneu,
bas tein Gnce ilebnen tuClIte, uuos geaen
tpetGeS bic bdneeorIde, bic Der 9itrgermtifier
ocrbim !iber I'D, bate ergeben Eofien muiIen,
reine8 9inoeripiel Benannt tpsrren tpnl9tcn, 10
oab bic Mmtsidreberin unb t5elene iberglld~
li4 paren, al8 Elm rettenber GneeI in @ehatt
Oes 6errn 5eIle, bes @irtbe8 gum ,,rotteu
6abn" erfdien, um bic Geieaidoft su bea
boB pas GDuper ar1aeriAtet
Iei. - ls
5 (gortiekuns faIst.) 4- Il
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mpFtLiH Fae,
9ura Die 9e7 oerTaEbt: $3.50 FHs HRoaGte eber
SO sS5riiS Id @crau8saSIaus.
DoS 1SacDeabIats cr3eius ieben Sreltas nab soss
50 ia5ElidS IN Erraus se5E6ar.
RAG Dc:Iti9tanS sssiaEtss ss tSRr'i5 (sni@IisStid
tes RCrtOl.
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Stoa,ms' 9ggre6 G0lasEta9si2

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8 = A11 16a52t..g2t4 4sfaa @ .a>.Qg
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Item seetion oes glsles betitelt IAN
act to wind up and settle the bust
Miss of the Bank Of Tennessee iuir6
hermit an 9lne, BE es angeben naa
ln6 an ale 4erionen Aass GrinAen aes.
fteEtf, si1laetbhl6 50 &69e,i at bic 8apt
bon Sehneiiee 3,t gfdfBbifle aIIe @elbet
ooer, @ertbfadeiI ansbe3abH obersauss
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06ef enc i5tet s6rnnGs4, siiradsuers'
ftatten, tpenn ioI9e gelOsr ODER @ertbS
la6en tnBefek ii auBbesnbIt D6ers aus
aeleat iuur6en 3. T. fur Dfenife aeIeiftet
ais Sfiieiere tiefer sBanf itddl benz.
M1ai 1854 soaer fin Oienite, biefiir Die
RebeIlion 9eleiitet tpurhet,, OBJ GibiI
pber Milit1rbienitc. S6er fir Giaeas
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bdg Sntere{Ie Set DfsBeHe e. nthoritdies
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tiss inbstH Staats su6 t5ens bon, o,na
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n s.sfa RafbptIIe, Espn., "a. qYrl 1866.
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gen Ypni ben Gtbu& ber @er Gtapten cher
an Gaswsa q, Torb. Glert uHb Gtnns5ufer, II fstner
Nalssihibs &C sgriusfsel I'm ssntpntst Comm Fsss
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gabIitnn pom @ofbpine Bic geni9tige Traae elmer
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pol oenieuigen Gltern, 1pelbe in Rafbuile 9erptbt
au bio Gntpifelunp Der beut9en RationaIitt Ieaer,
Rdberes erfdbrt man IN Der Office 6fefes 8Iaties.
9errnan Sfdopid.
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in fjifbti0er, &c a6reae 9dr9I1I

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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JULY g. lses-TRIPLE SHEET

legsnce TO the Confederacy. and wg uniformly and
always opposed To the rrbelion-
HARPER's PERRY.
communication from the Secretary Of war. In
response to resolution OF tho Senate incosed report
from General Dyer Chief Of Ordnance In which the lat
ter says
Harper's Ferry cannot In his opinion, be ever again
used TO advantage for the manufacture OF arms The
detentlon OF the property OF the United States that
point Is not necessary advantageous 10 the public In
terest beyond the temporary OF much may be
required for the ordnance d6p1t and he recommends
that as soon that dep be broken up all the pub
lie land buildings and other property there b. sold and
the proceeds OF the sale be applied the construction
or the armory In the West as authorized by law TO
be established.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senate In executive session to-day confirmed TO
be commissioners under the reimburse the State
OF Missouri for expenditures In enrolling and equipping
and provisioning the militia force aid In suppressing
rebellion, and also confirmed the nomination Of Joseph
NJ Humphreys as Collector Of Customs at Richmond,
Virginia
INVESTIGATION or THE AFFAIRS OF THE BkANCn
MINT AT SAN FRANCISCO.
John Jay Knox, formerly in charge Of the Mint De.
parment OF the Treasury has been despatched by the
Secretary of the Treasury TO California to investigate
the affairs OF the branch mint at San Francisco
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vinces have accepted the propositions made IN thu
ond sect tho President n the United states shan pub
lh by proclamation, that the States OF Nova scotia
New brunswick, canada Eat and Canada wrst and the
Territories u Sekrk, Saskatchewan and Columbia are
constituted and admitted States and Territories % the
United states Among the propositions II that the
Tod states will assume the Prov ncia debt ~ not
ceedlng I'VE per centlm interest follows Canada
Wes& f3B 500 900; Canada Fast e2V 900 900; Nova
scotia =, 900 00o New Brunswick 81 900 600, New.
fonndand g. 200 900; Prince Edwards Island t2pD0
900 The United satos also TO pay go 900 0No 70
Ne Hudson Bay Company
TUE HAssAs coRrus ACr
Nj. Cox, trcpl of H., from tho Cosrsl,ee On the
JudiclNv, reported bill amendaory of the Fabeas Cor
pus acl Y May II, 1900 Ordered TO be printed and
committee.
IHg MINERAL LAND.
on motion ~ or HlGBY, lrep.) Of Cal the senste bill
10 legaze the cNupatOn OF mineral lands and extend
Tho RI ht OF pre- S0ption thereto tsken the
Speakers table resN .ice and referred 10 the Commt
tee Public Lands
Mr. MoRRir, (repD q W., gave notice that he would
ask 10 have nm evening session to morrow in order to
nnish the Taiin bill
The House adjourned at a Sartsr before fvs p NJ
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thoFizes the Assistant Comss onel~ for South Caron'
iands claimed under General shGmane special field
ofder, ana 10 give each person having valid ella
warrant on the direct Tax ommss ,ners TOR south Caro-
INA Tor twenty acres Of land which will entitie him To
akase Tor SIX years st the end OF which tine on the
payment OF sum not exceeding ooe dollar and nifty
cents per acre. certificate Of sale may be obtained
Upon the completion OF transfers OF these lands tho
former owners shall have thew the lands
eupied under General Sherman's order.
UNITED STATES SERVICE
MT .osNkss called up the bill 10 so ameNd the bill
establish ng mail between the United STATES and
China 80 as TO relieve the steamship company perform
ing the service from tho obligation OF touching at Homo
luiu MT Conness explained the necessity Of the pro-
vision would save days time In the trip
10 China
Mr. GRNrs, trep.) Of Iowa, opposed the bill on the
protest OF naval officers stationed at the Sandwich
Islands IL was the most important part Of this mail
contract TO take caro- Of the American interests the
Sandwich Islands
Mr. FEssEspss, (repl OF Me-, spoke against the bill
Mr.. WILSON offered as amendment substitute
thoryrg the Pacific Mail Steamship Company to estab
ish monthly steamship line between San Francisco
and the Sandwich Islands instead OF touching at Homo.
lulu, a. required by law, with their steamships engaged
IN carrying the mail between the United States and
China.
Mr. NrE hoped that Mr. Wilson'S substitute would not
DO adopted, aud spoke against IL
Amer further debate In which Messrs Grimes, Fes.
senden and Stewart participated tho Senate went into
executive session and soon after adjourned
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sons reconstruction policy su Of Is his nrs has bees
rather monotonous
Hr Lano married In isl2 ~ Mas Mary H. Bad
ridge, granddaughter OF General ss;hur 81 Clair and
very accomplished lady She accompanied him FROM
Washington city In 1884 20 Kansas and sqnatted With
him on claim adjoining Lawrence wheNs Lane built
log cabin Accustomed 10 tho Sonyenienrs anf rc1ps-
menas Of CITY No Mira lane fonnd Il dncuIt "a en-
cure the hardshps annoysnces sad lnconvenlrnoss o.
ploneersiol hho desired 10 return And went 70 her
nome " indiana Lane Interested IN hAn-as hbi
determined TO remain and 50 Mrs lsne went haeE
alone she did not Ike her i0scV ol, anu 40 sbe "ro~
20 Ian" dsnAndlng hts return g. IndiauM lie wrA~
Dae. shat " was impossible y returH HIS We Natea
htte white and then declaring that unless he 70
lnrned b, stated time ~. woeli sne for iivorr-
The Senator made reply but gave glowing Accoans
of us patriotic movement In which 10 bore I'm
poTsnt part Tho n"ri letter ne receige' from ts
CLERK of couT IN indiana Informing aim Lha his sifs
had 6ed bill with another from q nwgsy Offering 70
defend him. Tbs Senator wrote back - th~IA~ysr
follows
DxAH s1R;-Yours u hand W VIII, .ys shs wn
stand my long absence II ~ouif noss~iaaa
either 'hsil oner - opposition ticker suit Icn'-,
Two years later. whom the divorce had D.. y bssa
granted, Mr. Lane returned Wash naon hSnakrs
from Kansas, visited MS old homo Ind arc. as<
found his wife atill blooming and handsome sodSpnr
rounded by admirers with the ~, or than hs vts ~
har from time a. time bsame presently DC ascepAA1
lover, and wa eventually remarked to her
Senator Lane peculiar man IN many res,seutsr
10 was formerly ~ nne physical proportsns boa
OF late years considerably broken down Ihz h~ue
very deep forehead high and face long hat iroa
gray, eve mild aud checks nabbv and wrnkied. H~
dressed 10 any sh thai suite III, prc end usually
lookoi siipshod and carcess His Hyle n speaking
vigorous but coarse no could mako hs poSnta closely,
W, certain uncout1 defamation narrsd itwm ss~f
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News from " W Orleans.

Nxw ORsAss, July fsS5
decision has been rendered against tho city Ia faxsf
~ tho Afl Steamship Company for the devastation %
their wharf ami Inolcsur With damages TO the amouss
or s. 900
Tho court, have adjourned and The Judges goias
North.
There Is serious connio; between the civn Risbs
bill and the STATE tabor laws
Bishop Wilmer srcrp= and the majority ~ tho 5s-
ceses indorse election lie will DO consocraise
by Bishop Hopkins
The sugar u IN Ana condition. and Il Il estimated
that the crop will yield 80 600 hog.hrads
Cotton declined lc "a sales 400 bales low mddifuG
at Bic. ro-dAy's receipts iiy bale. fionr-superaDs
so25 covu-mtred 90 s2ho white ooc Bsas
sterling ls5. freighia dull and unchanged
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cunard mail steamship Chin. Will leave Bos,ss
q. morrow, FOR Liverpool
Tho mail. for Europe viii close IN tbs city laAss
past ono and half pas. nys o'clock this afternoon
The NEW YoaK HnALp-~Edition for Earope-wIn ~
ready At eleven o'clock this moruinx
Single copies, in Wrappers, rcaiy Tor mailing rs
cents
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coLosrL s,rnKv ArLrs srlrpTsu
died At Pattsbgrg Y, tho 18th INST AGED ssvsnsyr
two yesrs Hc was soldier o. tho o. fsi4 and
a direct descendant OF Captain Miles standish. vas'
landed on Plymouth Rock from the Mayno~c-
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A.-Laafes, Throw Away Paddtngs.
MammartAi Balm develops th@ fsrass
DkfOr M CANAL STREET
Madams Ia attendance.
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All Prisss Cashed fn Legal I.ottsrtss.--
) cLUrH. Bros,r. ne Bro.A-sv
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rhoa.asa. sho v Ism .nd .ino~ .Ir-rlsnesd n. ssr-ss
Of NrEINfEIDs cDBNAt HfTTERS a preventive %
of this drsad@a disease must oaced eara
that the original importer .t continues. the sis ~ THE
soyer-ign remedy - ks f0rmsF wh04ssss psrpna ~
FuilOn street
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Advent or the Cholera.

Address PoiIak a Son. mssrsohss@
manufacturers Hroadray nsar Yoarsh street PipsS
cut 70 order boiled and repaired
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A.-sarssera springs.

Another attraction b. been addsd = tis resbrstss
watering place BROOKS ~ sis BrpaiWnJ has op.D>d
new and apsni Root snd sho. nnre fife1r under tAs
Union Hotel whsfs all visitors who ssh " rrpsnish tALa
mIartsut of their wardrobe nna ss-ty
tiny nfsats slipper 10 tho latest knd ~ riding b,1t
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Ague.-strtekiau d's Ague Rsmsd - .
certain !, has ~,ooi th@ year. The valleys
Nssissp p and Missouri and u tbs sovereign remsay ID
these Infected districts. sold BY all Druggists
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All Prizes In the Royal Havana ssx !.
other legared iyttsrs. eAah~i Information gir.n
r. GAtDE. broAer ~ Broadway
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A.. Ana rsden's Asfntte Cholera Csps
has proved 70 the scientific -ori the Chser.
b. sncos.sfuny treated by Ills preparation Depot ~
Broadway
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K.sr'. ssw H.,ssiish-ss


uo~. 80 wing ws< htss Co.
HOW y Ffnsssi 90 nss.fvsv. "
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Cristsderes Hair Drs-Th. IasS
usnuf.rtufsf wholesale and rsisA si.s rvs
Hsuss 80 sss
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ms thtsss.. i~ U.s rtes~. Drove ss.
= - sNs@T fren &sff wsf~Fs
49, N 49, Aav 80 pssssses1 FsMe.gs rmsf~~~ ~
- Efpssa LOO a sst - AAs NsffqA. eemfs
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Fisgs or All sfsss-sIosiaus
A. ~ IA k.s8g..sftsfs = uOJEr A ID
susst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03

Branarsth's pills
admitted ~ best made ru y. una.i ss,ss ssa.
superior eonsiasuoas u poaophyin ooIoornsh $780,
cslonrl intrinsic MART have bec~zs~
srisl. Of and great soasst>
n'snc@
BRAsDEErHs rILLB
muse1sr parEs nacoas pufe~ sni hYdl ss0S9
pargs certain, safe sni In opsfsl1B, sad -talS
tonlc.
Ono~ Braa1rsth House se- YoFs
- 81
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Corss. Bsnfess,. EnisvGsd J.i@-ss
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

"a bH~ The population of Boston is
192,324, of whom $4,000 are of for
eign birth and 2,627 are colored.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

s6- A colored man on Staten Is
land who pretends to have found a
cure for hydrophobia, sports ID. ID.
to his name. Upon being asked why
he added these letters, he said,
"Kase OATS right-dat's my name
in full-Sam Poplar, d. D, Dog
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

State of Louisiana-Parish of East Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court
Alexina Labauve, wife, VS.. Louis Baron
husband--No. 565.
T1HIS CASE was called for trial and the
l. law and evidence being in favor of the
plaintiff, IL is therefore, ordered, adiudged
and decreed, that the plaintiff, wife, and
her husbsnd, the defendant, be separated
of property, and that plaintiff resume the
free administration Of her paraphernal es-
tate, separate and apart from her husband,
and that she recover from him the sum OF
One Thousand and Fifty Dollars, and that
defendant pay costs of this suit.
Done, read and signed in open Court,
this I'd day of Der, A. D., 1865.
(signed: Z. I: PosEY,
Judge Fifth Judicial District.
A true COPY. December 18th, 1865.
L. ALLAN,
feb24 rsstr Deputy Clerk.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

State of Louisiana-Parish of East Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court
Henry Jones VS.. his Creditors-No. 73l.
To the Creditors Of Henry ZONES, greet5ng:
IVOU are hereby cited to attend meet
i ing of the creditors of Henry Jones,
to be held before John O'Connor, Recorder
of the Parish of East Baton Rouge, at his
office, in the city of Baton Rouge, on Sat
Witness the Honorable r. T. Posey,
Judge Of said Court, this the 18th day Of
February, a. D., 1858:
L. A. ALLAN,
feb20 Deputy Clerk.