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From the Memphis Avalanche, August I5l
The news from Philadelphia by telegraph this morn
ng, cheerful and Cheering, giving promise Of perfect
harmony, and consequent grand results There Is no
trouble foreshadowed In the proceedings OF Yesterday
cation and good feeling pervadei all that done,
from the entrance or the Massachusetts, and South Caro-
lima delegates side by side, through the addresses Of Mr.
Randall ard General Dix The fears Of the weak need
North ana South have been swept away and the hopes
OF the cculions Of rad casm In the desoated nsu ed
ment, well those In the dominant Of the
Norh have crumbled by this peaceful coming together
OF the delegates To the great Convention and the ter
mai spirit characterzng the opening Of the work
1usted to them The good tidings almost surpass the
hopes have entertained for the Of this
sentative meeting OF the people In America who hon.
est In desire for the maintenance Of peace and in
grdng about US again Its prosperties who accept the
ended between the sections the field and the
national Legislature and who desire all the States OF
Union rehabated with equal and unprejudced powers.
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Its Declaration OF Independence Another assemolage
OF the delegates of the people at the same city promu
gates. the constitution of ths United States ,n'a
gnering has crowned the labors Of the hrst two oy
Unanimous declaration OF the principles and purposes
with which q reunited people have resolved 70 pe'po
tuate the heritage Of representative government. n
solemn pledge Of reconciliation and complete iorg un
OF the past has been given and received. "no
shall doubt its sincerity solemn pieoge y
fealty TO the constitution and restored o mon
has been made. Who shall dare question the iaitn
thus pghted upon the altar Of the country purpose
TO vindicate and uphold the fundamental prnc'pes oa
our representative system has been announced. VINO
shall say that the American people will not ratfy the
pledges redeem the aith sustain the principles ana ex
ecue the declared purposes OF their chosen delegates
They have desired with fervency which could not be
w,hstood, that their whole mind and heart In THIS 1us
qualification their thoughts and feelings have found ut
terance declaration Of those principles Of funda-
mental law which events Of years and the passions
and resentments which followed them brought into ques
ton. Massachusetts,, which first threatened-south
Carolina which first sndeavored to execute have now
united with all the States in repudiatng the right Of ans
State 70 withdraw from the Union
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4 National Party Erected.

Prom The HlchmOnd Ilmcs Nug, IS.J
The interesting particulars OF the last days ,otc
ngs Of the great Philadelphia Convention VII be found
In anothet column OF this paper Its Eighty work was
the foundation laid the corner <sone and reared the
perstrucure OF new party, which Is destined TO amt
hate hss revolutionary organization which menaces the
nation with anarchy and utter ruin -
After long civil war, which waged with unusual
erocity aud vndictveness could not have expected
greater unanimy OF sentiment than that which marked
the late Convention We aust submit 10 difference
OF opinion with our friends, become the sport OF tho
reyolutioDists and the vassals OF the freedmen
If the principles Of the conservative party accept
able to the Northern people we shall very be
stored 10 all Of our political rights.
la SPITE therefore, Of the character or OF the
solutions the people Of the South have every
congratulate themselves upon the complete success Of
the first national convention which has been held for
six years The position Of our delegates most
harrasing onc but the policy OF rctccncc and caution
obvious that rejoice they did nothing which
Nas cal ulalcd 70 produce dissenson.
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American S01pm0atcr1 Association.
No 81 WALL sTRDs-Room a. q AM a.
The following approved omcsrs have received
commissions from this Associaton,-
as Saul s.sy:n, bar. .1a Gss,s.p william
s.rE Ill., sSp Nary
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- sosS: bark Hosrsos & nsS.si Carroll Xxx
0S END s1.ass s
nj S. sssli sSAS 5o sssfhe Curtin.
All commissions outstanding one year require to be
presented At the ofnos for renewal
Marine Disasters.
a dangerous position the mouth Of tho hAr''r OF Mon
Rss Ss
thai for narbCs light nS
parted her chain and
SFsS
o.a The ads leaves her a low sails have been
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sex s Of her were owned BY SSnnLow
ofRSe i! t. master shs vsiSsd hsS oS!Ss 4
koso Ann
reports is.h, while Sea.ing Towns End
split and boom broken
Miscellaneous.
Capt Crowel Of schr Julia A Haock, from Barbados
has thanks for important shipping intelligence.
Tyler Others has sold for 5000 cash,
Capt John Giant of Apaachcol Fla which place she
has sailed and employed in the Tightening business at that
place.
LAuNcHEp-At East Moriches, LII, Aug H. fine soop OF
Capt Crawford Tuhil late Of soop Nancy Anna, and
ployed In general freghtng
brook writes 70
that James Bayles has large schr .ry ready launch
that sylvester Wines laying keel OF large schr for
Capt James Tooker and that all the marine railways In
the place filed with vessels overhaulng
Capt VIM Tush Of East Moriches has on the stocks and
will laupch In few days oop about % tons, TO be call
ed the Shiloh. and intended for the oyster trade.
The following table gives. summary or the vessels the
harbors of New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Charleston Savannah, Mobile and New Orleans at the
latest accounts from each OF those ports:-
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echr Maria Blizsbeth. Creby oeorsstowu, Dos
Schr Champion, Dukes, Virginia
6chr Jones, Vain wright virginia.
Schr French, Wsnel, Virginia.
Schr A Haines, Jefferson, Virginia.
Schr 3 wstsrman, Edgell, Baltimore.
Below.
Barb Z Ellinnswood.
Bark Thomas Terry, Trinidad.
Barkentne Teresa, Maraeaibo.
Brig alfred, Montevideo.
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Freedom Still Lives.

From the National Intellgencer, August To-
Never was more important mission confded 10
n deiberative body. To restore the Union in all its
sacred proportions; TO rcesablsh peace and concord
and faernty to give guarantees OF republican in
stitniions-this the noble mission conded to their
and splcnddly have they performed their work
The signal harmony OF the Convention; the extraordna-
ry enthusiasm which characterized its action; the wis
dom, moderation and elevation that distinguished its
proceedings in evy particular have given new hopes to
the friends OF humanity not only in our own country
but wherever there are voaries Of free government
throughout the world The day star Of American liberty
that threatened under the madness Of the times TO shoot
wildly from its sphere and plunge into the chaos Of
eternal night rises refulgent In the heavens TO I'LL with
hope the heart OF every true lover OF his kind.
Millions OF Americans now breathe freer; they feel
that they yet have country that freedom still lives
that We are likely to DO rescued, by tho peaceful and
sublime revolution Of the from the threaten
ing evils which imped over us; that the splendid idea
Of American unity In process OF being realzed that
peace has It's victories greater than those Of that
our complex and beautiful system Of government Is
be re-esablshed the granitic foundation Of
universal fraternity that vast sacrifices have not been
made in vain that the religion Of hatred promulgated
by the high priests OF radicalsm ia destined to be
pudated by the American people, and TO be suppla nted
by the purer nculcatons of our Divine Saviour, who
taught peace on earth, good will to all men,"
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Exceeds the Rest Expectations Of the South
From the Richmond Dspatch, August III

The success OF the Philadelphia Convention has ex
ceeded the most eytavagant expectations Of those who
advocated Southern representation therein. Casting
aside every feeling Of se hncss and DESTROYS only OF
setting foot party WIN Oh shall drive from the Capt.
toll at Washington the SPECTATORS petty politicians,
miserable fanatics and cunning demngogues who have
well nigh ruined the country the members OF the Con-
venton, OF every party have sacrificed some OF their
preiudces for the sake OF promoting the general welfare
Fra-Mcssrs. Wood and valinndigham declined to 60
into the Convention because they told that their
presence in II would be used as means OF destroying
the influence OF the body
condfy-The war democrats and the republicans,
tuatcd by the desire for harmony, consented TO
make no objection 10 the admission OF any southern
delegate however Objectionable 10 them his record how
ever conspicuous n part he acted in the late war; or
however bitter he may have been during tho war in his
q feIesIn PIE and measures s N, onh
ern representatives in voting for or even agreeing TO-
the adoption Of the resolutions passed by the ConYen.
ton. We have as yet only Geographic synopsis OF
these resolutions yet have enough OF their cortents
TO enable to know that II must have been powerful
motive that could have Induced Southern Of true
Southern feelings and preudices 10 acquiece In their
adoption or, rather 10 speak correctly IN the
adoption VI some Of them.
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NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY AUGUST ~ 1885,


fed and confirmed by an overwhelming majority OF the
people OF both sections Of the, Union
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The Result a Cause Of CONCENTRATION.

From the New Haven Journal (rcpL August 1871
We publish in full this morning the Address OF the
Philadelphia Convention to the People Of tho United
States. 1t is lengthy dispassionate and able exemp
location Of the points made in the "Dcclaration Of Prn
cpes," which published yesterday. To nearly all OF
its reasoning, the Union who have sustained the
war will agree and the fact that the late rebels
presented In the Convention, consent to II and dis.
card and repudiate the disloya heresies advocated
by them all through the war, is a great cause
OF congratulation to the truc men who have viewed
with apprehension the apparent tendency Of Southern
opinion 70 its old insolent and exacting demands
upon the nation The only issue rendered TO the
republicans 10 the time and Of the readmssion
Of Southern representatives TO Congress All else Ia
conceded 10 the republicans The Convention
Trains from any opposition 10 the proposed amend
ments OF the constitution and In the seventh dccara-
ton OF principles gives seeming endorsement TO the
Civil Rights bill.
great thing TO have the best men in the South
tho rebel generals and statesmen-thus committed to
the principles upon which we fought the war against
them to successful termination They 60 home pledged
10 oppose the doctrine Of secession TO sustain the Union
as forever ndvisble TO rcpudate the rebel debt TO pay
the national debt reward the Union soldiers who have
whipped them to regard slavery forever abolished
They only make one ISSUE and that the righs Of the
people OF all the States 10 elect 70 Congress who
shall be admitted rejected by the branch OF Congress
in which they chosen their individual merits
that whenever any constituency elects man who Ia
really found TO be loyal, he shall be permitted TO repre-
sent his people.
II the South had begun year ago 10 elect such men,
there would have been chance to mako this ISSUE II
II shows determination TO adopt that course II Is
far from impossible that the issue may have become
practical one
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An Au-piciom- Blendins Of Patriotic Opiuicn.
(fForn the baltimore San tdeyn.L August III
The hrst suspclYus blending " patriotic opipon sod
sentiment 81 Phifselphis rsSe 10 our commoh country
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PATENT LuMBER DRYER.
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Important Invention tor Seasoning num


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than any other process
It is suffer does the work quicker cheaper better than
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The expense ola Kiln Right is within the reach of
every one.
1t costsles to dry the Lumber than to haul it
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber the steam ready to be worked i'm.
mediately.
The cost Of ehangnga common Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Num- or OF erecting Kiln and the price Of Right are
often saved in year by this process.
Noneed OF keeping large stocks of lumber hand It costs
less to dry by this than the interest on the price while
drying in the air
Carpenters Coopers, Cabinet Carriage Sash Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners of Planning Machines Saw Mills
and all who wish to dry lumber should be in possession of the
Right to this invention
common Hot Air Kiln can be changed into c..o rs,
for small expense -1'V " 9'e"h MIN
This process now in the Car shops of the Pennsyl
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the manufacturers Of Cars Carriages Sash Doors and R
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GRAIN, FLOUR, NEAL FRUIT VFGETA RIRs
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substances are dried by this process ~ e'
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paying for the drawings and specifications a''' -
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FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 4. 1sss.

OUR jon 0FFIoE is NOW the most complete and
extensive establishments Of the kind in the city.
The type, presses, material and entire fixtures
are new, having just been received from the foun-
dries and machine shops Of Conner 4 Sons, g. P.
Gordon and R. Hoe 4 Co., Of New York, and IN
variety and beauty cannot be excelled in the
south. We have connected with this department
one OF the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and can turn out all descriptions Of iot
work, ruled, lettered and bound, ct the shortest
notice, in the most workman-like manner and upor
most reasonable terms.
In addition TO corps of experienced printers
We have secured the services in this Department.
Mr. w Y. Brisbin and MIR. Charles W. CLARK, 81
avorahly known as job printers previous to the war
under the firm Of Clark Il Brisbin. Their friends
and ours will bear this in mind and send in their
orders.
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5ae immense business done BY Messrs Kreeasr
\ sslisman is owing altogether to the cheapuess n
faer goods. They sell bolt Of fine white irish
iiaep, warranted pure fax and containing d
yards, for $40. 81 and $40 piece dozen ans
cambria handkerchiefs fer 50 30 and 81 IS per
dozen; q roll Of linen lawn for S.; "a white
cotton az 2ocents per yard; French oorsets, zen
aine Wheriy shape with whalebone, for ii y
n0nF tail 70 ride UP to their handsome store, col
magazine street one block above the market, neal
Josephine street, marble front, opposite the ST
Elizabeth Asylum
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The following is List of the names Of persons
living n the eighth collection district il the civ
OF New York, who possess thousand ounces Of
more, Of silver plate. In addition to the number
ct ounces belonging to each person, the amount
OF internal revenue tax paid il given
YIN Astor, 1924, s66 90; Martha d Bahcoct
1USo, S3l 4o John Bloodgood, 1000, $50; Martha ii
Coles, ll6s, S5s 40 CIarkson, 1850, $50: Lorenzo
Delmonico 2205, SlI0 20; ed DeIafied 2a00 sIa0
II Delaheld 1885. S5I so; James r. DePeveter'
al55; s57 10; w De Forrest, 1913, s53 65: a n
kllbaTy, 1905, $50 rs; D Fearing 400 40: "
fitzgerald zoos $50 Isl; Henry S Fearing, IOs0.
S54; Hamilton Fish, 1851 S63 05; MI Fo6erden
l4ls SO IS; Joseph Gallatin, 1916 $50 so; Robert
Noeeti 1914, $40 70i Sheppard Candy, 1850
$Sl 5g;,J eratiton 1900, $780, Charles o Goodhue'
Ivy, NY ~ Peter 6oelet, lo04 $50 20 Valentine
g Hall, lsl0, S60 50 Valentine G Hall. Jr, 1898,
Sea 70; lahn hecksher 1927 S5l So; Uriah Hen
dneks 1855, SOU 25 Benjamin Dawson. 1854
s sizs ~ Hal, 2A3ls sl2I IS; Adran Iselin,
1880 s5i 50 5ulia 6 jerome, 1850 sri 90: Geo \ I
zones, 1863 s53 AS; Robert u Kennedy, 1885 sci n
MefF3s hefcham, $500, Sl25; George Law, I700
W. isso Az L sa Lynch, ll6o. $685. Daniel Lord
4u2s s9a 90i " p Morgan, 2Tl3, Sla5 65; Robert
MeISlti 10y se0; Charles Morgan, 1881, SEQ 90:
4 Z MeGrath, 1900, $75; John McCluskey 1850
S2A h9pert Il Maitland, 1855, sl29 30; a Norrie,
4ls3s s59 e5; Daniel Parish, 1885, $50 30; Edward
Prian, l08i, S5A S5 Royal Phelps, I747. ss7 az.
Marshall 9 Roberts, 1878, S63 9G; Robert q Rem
sen, iz74 sos 70; Robert Ray, 1876 800 SO: Chas
5. l.s7ssi III 5ysv s95 Robbins, 1926 s6l 30
francis skiddg goo, $40; John Stewart, 1000
nv 0a; Emily Ieaekle, 1895 $72 95: w II IRA.
NeIs. lli5i S55 Is; Joel Wolf, 1887, $50 35, Har-
t 9 y y 5lte lU1I $50 05; Harriet Travers Il93
sas ~ Benjamin Field, lI98, $50 90.
Before the war there were plenty Of citizens il
l,oals'aaa W. possessed more ounces Of plate /
than any of ne milionaires aboYe.naned for ],
England. ~"
/ tier SEEING tina og4o,yas 40
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Ihe steamship Minnetonka, Captain Dubois,
saled last evening for New York direct, with a
iuli freight and the following passengers:
Mrs Fluiayi Carter Thompsun, W H CLARK EA
D9platH Bruce and wife OiRiey W Stall and vie
Loop Il Lane and I6 in the steerage '
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