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EVENING DISPATCHES.

News by the Cabie-Pcace with BaVa.
ria and Hesse Darmstadt-Prussin
Eyacuates acknowledgements 10 be
Coded to ItaIy-Austria and Hun.
gary-The Liverpool Market-COttOn
Firnl-Dinner to General Eyre, OF
Jamaica-yictOr Emanuel FrOcIaims
Amnesty to ExileS-Unitei States
stocks BuOyant I'm London.
BERLIN, August 22.-Peacc is concluded
with Bavaria and llcsse Darmstadt. Ba-
varia ccdes the northern district to Prus-
sia. and pays q war indemnity Of 10000
aorins. Darmstadt cedcs Hcssc Hamburg
and the exclusive right to garrison Mentz,
but retains Upper Hcsse, which joins the
northern confederation. The Prussians
arc already evacuating Bohemia, and will
finish by September 18th.
PARIS, August 22.-Thc Patrie this af-
ternoon says that Napoleon will cede We
META direct to Italy.
PESTu, August 22.-After the conclu-
sion of peace, Austria intends appointing
conservative Hungarian ministry. The
Diet is to be reGpened in September.
LIVERPOOL, August %, P. M.-The wea-
Their has been more favorable for the crops,
and the market for foreign breadstuiis OF
all descriptions has ruled fiat, closing dull
and downward.
FLORENCE, August 23.-Victor Emanuel
has issued a decree proclaiming amnesty
to cxilcs and prisoners throughout Italy
and his dominions. This decree includes
MaZzini and others of less prominence.
The report that Garibaldi was about re-
signing, or that his resignation had been
rendered to the King, is denied by those
whose position would place them in pos
session Of such fact.
LONDON, August rs, p. M.-Thc money
market is firm. ConSols advanced id.
since noon. The closing quotation is SIS,
for money. The market for American Sc.
curitics has been steady and tirmcr, the
closing quotations showing an improve.
mcnt. The latest sales to-day of United
States fivc-twentics were at 7014.
LIVERPOOL, August 23.-The weather is
more favorable for the crops. The mar.
kct for brcadStuiis of all descriptions ruled
fat, closing dull and downward. Cotton
tirmer, but no change in quotations.
LIVERPOOL, August %, p. M.-Thc cot.
ton market rules firm, but no change i:
noted in the quotations. The sales to-day
will reach $4,000 bales.
New YORK, August 2i.-TEs HrdtfS
London special of the 22d says the South
ampton authorities and friends Of General
Eyre, of jamaica notoricty, gave him a
splendid banquet. Subsequently the peo-
pie held meeting, and passed resolutions
censuring his official action.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
Tho Prcsidena's Proclamation from
AN economical Point Of View.

Tho Prcsident's Proclamation ITO"
an Economical Point Of View.
W.suINaroS, August 23.-During the
rebellion the pay of privatcs in the army
was raised from eleven to thirteen dollars,
and tho clothing allowance from two dol
lars and fifty cents to six dollars per
month-the increase to continue during
the war. 1t is said in military circles that
in consequence of the failure Of Congress
to provide for continuance of the en-
HANGED pay in time of peace, one effect of
the Presidents proclamation will be to re-
ducc the pay of soldiers from and after the
date thereof to eleven dollars per month,
and the clothing allowance to two dollars
and fifty cents per month. The reduction
also affects officers, as their allowance for
pay and clothing is correspondfrgly dimin-
ished
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RrcHxoNp, August "A, 1865.

Gold opened at the Gold Board Of Gam
blers in Wall street this morning at 14s11s
and remained pretty steady until the close,
when it stood at 14s@l4sla. A decline OF
more than s2 from yesterday. Other mat.
tiers in the money line remain without
alteration.
The proceedings of the Philadelphia
Convention have had favorable effect on
American securities in London. The New
York Times says the report Of the harmo-
NOUS proceedings of our grand National
Union Convention was circulated over the
whole of Europe on Saturday last, and
read on every exchange from London to
Naples. What is the result ? Last nights
news from London by the cable reports
our five-twenties as high as 7O1 at noon
yesterday.
CONVERSION OF sEyEN-THIRTY TREASURY
NOTES INTO FIvE-TwENTIEs.
WASHINGTON, August 23.-The seven
thirty treasury notes dated August Is,
1864, are converted into six per cent. five
twenty bonds under the act of March 3,
1865, being dated May /, 1864. The inte-
rest on the bonds is charged from May
| |, 1866, to the date Of onvcrsion-intcrest
being allowed on the 40 notes to the
same date. If the coupons due August Is,
1866, have been detached, sufficient cur
rency must accompany the notes to pay
the accrued interest on the bonds other
| wise such accrued interest will be deduced
from the principal of the notes. All notes
payable to order must be endorsed by the
payer in blank, or to the order of the
party transmitting them for conversion,
who must endorse such notes under the
regulations as follows: "Pay the Secre-
tary of the Treasury for redemption"
All notes endorsed by administrators,
executors or assignecs, or per attorney,
must be accompanied by the certificates
of the power of the endorsers. About five
millions of these notes have been convert.
! ed within the past month.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, FRIDAY.
New YORK, August 2i.-Gold, las.
Five-twcnties, ga, lCS3S; tcn-forties, 1902
NEW YORK MARKETS, FRIDAY.
New YORK, August 24.-Noon.-Gold,
$1.lsla. Exchange, So. Texas wool,
lSa2S.
New YORK, August 2i.-Aftcrnoon.-
Cotton steady; sales 1900 bales middlings
at 33i5@3G. Southern flour dull at sl0G
$l5.75. Wheat dull. Corn &C. lower
Oats heavy. Beef steady. Pork lower
sales G,75O barrels mess at $a2.S7. Lard
dull. Whisky quiet. Sugar firm. Coffee
steady. Turpentine heavy at 67GGS. Rcsin
heavy at S2.S7G$S.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, August 24.-Flour firm
Howard-strcct supcriinc, $lO.2593ll
Ohio superfnc, s9.15GsI0. Red wheat
$3.50. Corn, yellow, 9Oa92c. prime white,
sl.O3. Oats steady at 45G4Sc. Rice, csc
for prime. Pork firm at 933.75Ga34. Bulk
meat quiet. Western lard, 22c. Western
whisky, s2.25Gs2.26.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, THURSDAY.
New ORLEANS, August 23.-Cotton
frmcr; sales lO5 bales low middling at
32a34c. Gold, l4G13. Sterling unchanged.
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REPORT OF TIE TOBACCO MARKET.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, }


TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, August "a.
Our breaks continue full, but are princi-
pally composed of reviews, which are gene
rally very inferior, and prices are still in
favor of the buyer on those grades; while
good manufacturing and shipping kinds
are scarce, and demand good price. Be-
low We give the transactions of to-day {:
III hogshcads, ticrces, and boxes opened;
IS offered at auction; bids rejected on I !;
II sold as follows: 20 hogsheads low funkcd
Jugs, light weights, from 81 to $500; ID
hogshcads common funkcd Tugs, good
weights, from 81 to $500; 1 hogsheads
medium working and shipping Tugs, from
Sc to s7.15; hogsheads good working and
shipping Tugs, from S. to 1915; 3 hogs
heads common working and shipping leaf,
from 50 to gil; GhOgsheads medium work.
ing and shipping leaf, from sl2 to sl4.5O /;
hogshcads good working and shipping
leaf at $3.50; hogshcad medium manu-
featuring at $50; Is ticrces and boxes me-
dunn to good manufacturing, from SIS to
sos: ticrcc extra manufacturing at
S47. 80,
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Freedmcn's Burcau-Rati0ns not TO
be issued after the First OF October
except to the Sick, &c.

WASHINGTON, August 24.-By instruc-
tions Of the Secretary of War, General
Howard, commissioner Of the Freedmcn's
Bureau, orders that on and after the first
day of October next the issue of rations be
discontinued except to the sick in regu-
larly organized hospitals and to orphan
asyums for refugees and freedmen already
established, and that the State officials who
may be responsible for the care Of the poor
be carefully notified, so that they may as
sumo the charge Of such INDECENT refugees
and freedmen as arc not embraced in the
above exceptions.
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Order from General sheridan,

NEW ORLEANS, August ga general
order has been issued tonight by General
Sheridan revoking General Order No. 60,
issued by General Baird, declaring martial
law and appointing military governor,
but continues in force General Sheridan
General Order No. 10, declaring martial
law to exist for the preservation of the
public peace and the preservation of life
and property, which was the status existing
before the riot.
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GENERAL GRANT NOT TO ACCOMPANY
THE PRESIDENT on HIS WESTERN TOUR
General Grant has intimated that the bu-
siness of his office, growing ont of the re-
organization of the army, is so pressing at
present that he will be obliged to decline
the invitation to accompany the President
on his western tour.
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The New Orleans Tribune.

New ORLEANS, August 22.-lt is under
stood that the Tribune, the organ of the
Conventionists here, died for want of pa
tronagc. Its paying subscribers probably
did not exceed two hundred per day, while
its advertising patronage was nothing. Like
the Herald, recently started here, it has
ceased to exist.
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The iPhiIadeIphia CGnventiOn-Meet'
ing at Bangor. Me-. to Endorse it,
princiHIcS.

BANGOR, Me-, August "a mass meet
ing OF Democrats and others Of eastern and
middle Maine in favor Of the principles Of
the Philadelphia Convention was held here
to-day. Hon. Il. ID. Rice, of Augusta, pre-
sided.
The principal speakers were Judge
Read, Senator Doolittlc, and Judge Par
Sons OF Alabama.
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ADDITIONAL SIGSEEs TO THE CALL FOR
.HE SOLDIERS CONVENTION AT CLEVELAND.
>'Ace the publication Of the original call
''r the soldiers Convention at Cleveland,
q large number Of names of soldiers, Of all
.>H1"', during the war, have been added in
'-N cty. They comprise, as additional
zines, three bEeyet major-gcnerals, five
mtao'er-generals, four brcvet brigadier-
''hcfais Is, eleven colouels, six lieutenant
''''AciS, ten majors, seventeen captains,
GRO Tour Observation-Disclosures Mte!liqen-
or, no.
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Winter on Mount Washington.

MOUNT WAsHISGToS, N. H., August %.
The thermometer this morning stands at
Is degrees. The weather is clear. One
of the telegraph wires has been broken
down by the ice which had formed Oh it..
On both wires the ice is half an inch
thick.
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Proclamation of Governor Orr.

CHARLESTON, August 23.-Govcrnor Orr
has issued proclamation converting the
Legislature on the 4th Of September in al
extra session for the purpose of adapting
State laws to the recent acts of Congress,
and for the relief of the financial embar-
easements of the people of the State.
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Storm.

PORT Hoop, N. S., August pa very
heavy storm las prevailed to eastward to-
day, and still continues. The land wires
work very hard, which accounts for the
non-rcception of further European intelli-
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c. lie Norfolk Viginian says that u nited
S',tes official has passed through that city
va his way to Petersburg to investigate .
.1arge Of corruption made against a reye-
hue officer.
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uAR WARE, CUTLERY AND
IL MECHANICS TOOLS. The subscriber begs
TO announce to his former patrons and friends and
tho public generally that ne has resumed business
at his old stand, No. II tnow No. lass Main street,
where he Is prepared 70 supply them with . new
stock Of AMERICAN, ESGIlSH, and GERMAN
HARDWARE GOODS OF every variety, which will
be offered at the lowest market rates,
HOE 4 co.'s CIRCULAR SAWS,
GUM BELTiNG, PACKING, and HOSE, and
for sale at manufacturer prices.
Thankful to his many friends for their favors in
the past, he hopes to merit and secure the In
the future. CHARLES j. SINT0N,
sign OF the Circular Saw,
je ~3mdGaw No. lSa6 Main street.
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lHE New ORLEANS RIoT.-Thc official
correspondence in regard to the late riot at
New Orleans will bc ready for the press in
lt" days. Among other important pa
te'H' the collection Of this correspondence
h4s brought to light a dispatch from Gene
TAI Bard, addressed to the Secretary of
var, dated two days anterior to the out
'.cak, IN which he advises the Secretary
:" The inilammahlc state of the public
'"'1t III New Orleans, the dangers attend
0 '"c assembling Of the convention, and
"' necessity OF the interference OF the
".'ca States forces in order to prevent a
'''af1aMcc, and asking instructions in the
latter. There is no record of any reply
having been sent to the dispatch, nor was
j. ''fT laid before the President until since
Tie disturbance. The whole correspond
''ne Will be given to the public very
S'0A.-A1c York Herald.
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sun scts. ............b.SJ HIRN TUE, T. NI. wv
PORT OF RICHMOND, ArarsT -, 1865.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State Of MARYLAND, Traver., Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, ID. * w. Gurrie.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, 5. Ayres GO.
steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, q. +. Watson.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, A. X. Talum.
SAILED.
Steamer Valley City, Snyder New York, mer-
chandise and passengers W. 7. Porter.
Steamer Norfolk. Vance, Philadelphia, merchan.
disc and passengers. w. = Porter.
Steamer Georg Gamma, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. J. ii. Freeman.
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins, Baltimore,
Rogers i Crowell.
BELOW.
Schooner Mary A.
BosToS, August 3l.-Sailed, schooner Joseph
Naples, Robinson, Richmond.
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ENCorEACIN@ FROM PENNSYLyANIA.-ln
N,cw u! the great Importance OF the issues
AZ stake, all eyes are now turned towards
Pennsylvania in Solcitude as to the result
4" her coming State election. We under
stand that the information received here
w!;ain the last twenty four hours, from the
beet sources ofpoli,ical information i'll that
state, is most hopeful for the success of
r.r National Union party in the coming
election. Not only does the election OF
'Wucr by Il decided majority seem an
assured fact, but what is of more national
Importance, there is good prospect of re-
'rr>ing the political complexion Of the
confessional delegation of that State.
The present delegation stands sixteen
Radicals t. eight Conservatives. There is
%, doubt, from the admission even of the
Radicals themselves, that this prepondc-
lance on their part will be much reduced,
ant wcll informed politicians, not apt To be
over >anguinc, aver that the figures will be
iGuy reversed.
\ Conservative victory in Pennsylvania,
as Everybody knows, will he echoed by one
N New York, and asgot these great States so
g The NiOu.-IIuStingtOn Star.
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The rumor is revived very strongly that
General Grant will be called to the head
of the War Department as acting Secre-
tary, while the President will take time
for a permanent appointment. Mr.. Stan
ton, il Is believed, will be offered the mis-
sion to Spain.
REMOVALS.
Removals from Office on national
grounds" are going briskly on. The mat
ter is much simplifed by the plan adopted.
All trouble and hesitation are saved to the
heads of departments by transferring the
responsibility Of selections for removals
and appointments to the delegations repre-
senting their respective States at the Phil
adclphia Convention. Thus the Postmas-
ter General, upon the suggestion oil the
Maine delegation, has removed dozen or
more postmasters in that State.
TIE SOLDIERS CONVENTION.
II is calculated that over one hundred
thousand persons will attend the Soldiers
and Sailors Convention at Cleveland, Ohio,
on the 18th day Of September. The con-
vcntion will be held in the Park, the main
stand for speakers to DO erected alongside
The Perry monument. The convention
will be organized on Monday the 18th, but
the next day will be the great day of the
convention. 1t proposed to make Gene
raj Dix president of the convention.
STUMP SPEAKERS.
Messrs. Cowan, Doolittle, Randall, and
Blair have agreed to stump the State OF
Michigan prior to the November elections
| in that State.
Mr.. STANTON.
Mr.. Stanton's intimate friends say that
he has expressly and uncquivocally given
his approval of the action of the Philadel-
uhia Convention, and that he has wheeled
intolinc regularly in support Gifts measures
and purposes, and that he will not with
draw from the Cabinet. This is fresh from
Mr.. Stanton. On the contrary, it is con-
ccdcd by most excellent authority that
Mr.. Stanton will withdraw from the Cabi-
net in few days, possibly not until the
President returns from Chicago, and that
he will receive the appointment Of Minis
ter to Spain. | adhere to my statement
of few days since, namely, that Mr.. Stan
ton will not be much longer Of the Cabinet.
Mr.. Johnson cannot be Indifferent to the
immense influential pressure for the re-
moval OF Stanton; and il is probable that
as a means of letting the Secretary down
easy, the mission to Spain will be rendered
him. - CORES pondence baltimore San.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
At meeting OF soldiers and sailors OF
this District, held at the city hall this even
ing, resolutions were adopted endorsing
the Administration policy and the Phila-
| dclphia Convention. Over seventy SOL
dicrs signed the endorsement. A commit
tee on permanent organization was ap-
pointed, the object being to form an asso-
citation Of conservative soldiers in opposi-
ton to the Union League of this city.
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A SINIAND Notwithstanding leased
N this celebrated property, the undersigned
assures those who may favor him with their pa
tronags that they will have no cause to regret It.
The ease and frequency Of access, spacious
abundantly supplied table, render 1t attractive 10
ALL and equal TO any establishment IN tho State.
Terms moderate.
Regular boarders are provided with free tic kets
Refreshments furnished balls and parties.
au2-ts 4. WOLFF, Proprietor.
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ORANGE HOUSE,
" AT ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILR0A DEPOT,
LYNCHBURG, VA,

HOUSTON FUCKER, PROPRIETOR.
Thiswel. known and popular hotel, having been
REFURNISHED AND kEFlTTED IN SUPERB
STYLE, OFFERS SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
to the TRAVELLING PUBLIC. AS THIS HOUSE,
is the ONLY REGULAR and CONVENIENT
HOTEL FOR MEALS UPON THE CHANGING OF
CARS, passengers will have THIRTY MINUTES
PER; and the PROPRIETOR ASSURES his
GUESTS that the FARE shall not be SURPASSED.
la Is
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q. q. HOWARD,
Major Commissioner


The following is the number of destitute
whites and freedmen inmates Of hospitals
and asylums throughout the South: Fir-
GINA, 500; District Of Columbia, 22G !;
South Carolina, 22l North Carolina, 2l5 :;
Alabama, PSI; Georgia, 474 Mississippi,
100; Florida, IS; Louisiana, Ais; Arkan-
SaS, rs; Kentucky, 81. Total number Of
Government dependents, 1853.
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tlves I'm Vyhecling-Their No
limitations.

WHEELING, W. Va, August 24.--The
Convention endorsing the Presidents po-
icy, held to-day, nominated Colonel Smith
for Governor and J. W. Kennedy for Sc
cretary of State.
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T'EN THOUSAND YARDS
ALL STYLES OF DRESS GOODS,
Such AZ
LAWNS, FRENCH JACoyETs, FRENCH
ORGANIZES, ENGLISH BERAGEs,
MozAMBIoUEs, PoPLINs, GRENADINES,
=. PLAIDs OF ALL STYLES, ALPACAs,
CoLoRs OF
MoUsLrN, FRENCH MERINO BOMBAzINEs.
CALICOES, &c, &c,
SELLING OFF AT EXTRAORDINARY Low
PRICES, TO SUIT THESE TIMES,
AT EZEKIEL'S OLD ESTABLISHED
CHEAP STORE,
aul5 No. IL Main street.
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM THE FREEDNEN's
BrREAu-THE ISSUE OF RATIoNs TO THE
DESTITUTE OF BOTH COLORS IN THE South
SrSPESDEp.-The following order was is
sued on Thursday by General o. o. How
ard, Commissioner Of the Frccdmen's
Bureau:
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MEDICAL COLL EG f. OF V1R-
vi GINA, AT RICHMoND:-SEsS!0N OF 1886
'67-The next ANNUAL COURS OF LECTURES
will commence on the LIST Of October. 1866, aud con-
tinue until the lst OF March, 1907. No Summer
Course will he delivered in 1867.
The organization OF the school ~ complete, ana
the means OF ILLUSTRATION ample. Clinical nstrrc
ton at Towards Grove Hospital, containing three
hundred and hfty beds.
I'm view OF the present scarcity Of money In the
South the Faculty have declined 10 adopt the in
crease Of third in the tees OF tuition lately made
by the Northern colleges; and any student who
will be allowed to give for the amount OF the Pro-
fessors fees negotiable note at ninety days, with
approved city endOrser.
FEES Naturalization, as: tickets OF seven Pro-
fessors, SlOs; Demonstration Of Anatomy, Slo /;
Graduation. $50.
logue. address l.. 5. JOYNES, n. D.,
~ e5-lm Dean OF the Faculty.
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DISSOLUTIONS.

CO.PARTNERSHIP.-T The undersigned have en-.
tered into CO. partnership under the style OF W.
/ WOOD u CO, for the purpose OF cond acting the
business of HARDWARE, CUTLERY and HOUSE.
large and varied assortment, and are Offering ut
low prices and respectfully solicit the patronage
of ali the old customers or w. :. WOOD and the
public generally. W. D. W0pDD;
(ate Of Theo. Robertson Sons,)
w. s. ROBERTSON.
n. Borders for Plumbing, Gas-ntiing, Gutter.
ing, Roofing, and spouting promptly auendedto.
All H-ln
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SOUTHERN DELEGATES.

Nr. J. {. c. Whalcy, of the District of
Columbia. offered the following:
WH,.rn, il is both desirable and proper
t'a' tie whole country should participate
u tie great labor movement which this
r.a,cntlon essays to inauguratc, and
Whr.na, the presence here OF delegates
'rw tie States of Georgia and Virginia,
and tic reception Of communications from
Ne" trades Assemblies OF Mobile and New
Orleans. is source Of qualification ard
.-rt4ur>~, oacring an earnest OF their de-
,.r .td iAtcuton to join with us in this
.''r@u 10 amclioratc the condition OF the
Nu.E,a- classes therefore
N-%rri That we hail with much plea
,urr the presence here Of the delegations
,,.u the South, and cordially and irater-
al.ly invite the people of that section OF
,.- common country 10 join with us in the
auyy,ucut we l.yc undertaken, and to
again renew the reciprocal relations so un-
lapilly suspended in the lamentablc civil
rrrr through which we have recently
passed.
The resolution was adopted.
The next Congress will be held in Chi
caro- on tie third Monday of August, 1867.
Richmond received six votes.
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DISSOLUTION.-T co-partuership
| J heretofore existing under the style OF Jo-
SEPH BRUMMEL 4 co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to us VIII
make immediate payment and all those having
claims agsins. the concern will present them ior
ams Of the arm in settlement OF the business
We will rent the STORE now occupied BY rs,
No. l4a8 Franklin street, until the 2sd day OF
March, 1867, and offer for sale privately all our
stock consisting Of a fine assortment OF LIQUORS,
WIN ES, &c. This is q rare chance for any person
wishing to commence business as the house Is Al
ready we'll established. JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
AN a-2w JOHN X. DAVIS.