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BAlnnoRx, June Is, 1907.
shooting ARRAY In the street to-day resulted in the
death Of Columbus Fornshal, keeper Of . restaurant,
No % West Baltimore street, BY Frank Hart printer
engaged in the Gazette once. The Of the difcuty
WAS the alleged laundering Of Fornshals wife by Hart
who boarded in the formers house. Fornsha accused
Hart Of circulating SANDER which the latter denied when
and shot his assailant killing him almost instantly.
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tho knickerbockcr Club. the parent organization or
sne national game, played on Monday afternoon
friendly match with the Palsade Club OF EngIewood N
- AZ the Eiysian Fields, Hoboken. Neither or these
cuos appear often in match games but whom thoy do
put IN an appearance there Is sport than busussG
on the play Monday the most admired was that q
sssrs Bacot Cornwall, Brainerd, Brown McDouaA
ana Setback Cornwall delded very nicely and Setback
mazda : me beautiful ny catches and turned graceful
ahand am, rSs when applauded for his play The SCORE
~ ~ sr.s as follows:-
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!, for Scotch pig. mixed numbers.
sa'es a. oas 81 per Va los Last quoted at cal Los
lin weed oil has declined ,.,gaa
per ton o.a -sr as ,saro,. ,um Market. 80,
~as"orp kmyur June % 1857.
pe,ro,sum sM Soc -. ss.fs8sse
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Persia, Captain Lott, wiz
leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE a
half-past nine o'clock on Wednesday morning.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wiu 30
ready at half past eight O'Clock Wednesday morning
Single copies, in wrappers, for mailing, six cents
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I'VE NATIONAL GAME


-.., "a' Va. lrviuxtou.
80 "a''" same De'"een these clubs, which has given
rise 70 50 much speculation expeC,a,oo ana sn,c,
was 70 have been played yesterday 4, Irving,o, WI,
take place on Friday next should the weatbor arov,
favorable. The brilliant record OF each ~ ,na yoss
40 far this season. induces thes belief ,bs, ~ 1870
between them will be OF more than ordinarv ans
and display Of science unsurpassed. "'''
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
AUST RIA.

TIE Financial Situation Improving.
isf III LONDON. June %. 1867.
The recent reforms and wise internal policy adopted BY
Austria have nspirsd fresh confidence in her financial
abitiss and the credit Of the government improving
hsrs and on the continent
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
Vast 'Assemblage or Foreign Prelates and
Priests-The American Bishops Taken Care
of-Preparatiohs for Saint Peters Day.
80. s. ROME, June rs, 1867.
There are already assembled in this city four
hundred Catholic prslates- archbishops and bish-
ops-and some thousands Of priests. who have
journeyed from their sees at the call Of the Holy
Father to be present at the celebration Of the
eighteen hundredth anniversary Of Saint Peters
martyrdom.
Crowds are coming from all parts Of the wsrld.
The bisheps from the United States Of America,
who have already arrived, are lodged in the differ.
ent converts within the city. M
Great preparations are being made for the fes.
tiyal Of Saturday and the services and ceremonies
sf6undsy.
6aint Peters church win be illuminated in the
svsning q that day.
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Atlantic and Great Western consolidated shares 25
The Livcrpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 25-Evening
The cotton market closed nearly at the following
authorised quotations Mddng uplands, I'D mid
ding Orleans, 11,sd
Tho sales OF the day foot up 1000 bales.
Liverpool BreadstnHs Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 25--Evoning.
Corn closed Sd higher; new mixed Western, 3ss Cd.
per quarter Wheat steady at las Cd for California
whts. Peas have declined Cd; Canadian is quoted At
3ss per quarter. Oats and barley unchanged.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 25-Evenng
The provisions market has been active and closed
strong Beef firm at 1851 per Dbl for extra primo
mess. Pcrk-eastsrn primo mess steady at 7ls. per
Dbl Bacon, t2a for Cumberland cut mIddlss Lard
dull al <esL Per cwt Cheese closed at eys. for lns
American.
Liverpool Produce Market.
IdvKRPoof, June 25- Evening
Spirits Of petroleum Id better Sales at 3d. per gal.
loa Standard white steady at Is. I'd. per gallon
Rosia-common Wilmington Is, and nne American
12s pr cwt spirits turpsntine, ala 90. raow, as
Sd, for American.
London Markets.
La LosDes, June 2s-Evening.
y - yl0haaSsa selsA, Ne " D. 8. asa Iron
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The CHOLERA.


appearance Of the Disease In Sicily.
RoxE, June Is, 1867.
Cholera has broken out In Sicily, and prevails
thsrs q well ~ in some few other portions of the
tItsan territory including this city, where it has
been to more or less extent for some time past.
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REGISTRATION IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Juse rs, 1867.
The registration In this city stands 1p 70 tonight,
colorcd 2oss; white 1,2so In the country u stands,
co lored. $50: white. %
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~~~~~>~~~~~~>~~~~~~>~
Special kilograms to the
Herald.
Victor Hugo's Appeal for
M MAMMALIAN.
~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~--
The Ecclssiastieal Assemblags in Rome and
Attention to the American Prelatss.
-~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~>~-~-
ITALY BITTER AGAINST TIE CLERGY
AUSTRIA IN IMPROVED CREDIT.
BY THE CABLE TO JUNE as.
ITALY BITTER AGAINST TIE CLERGY
AUSTRIA IN IMPROVED CREDIT.
BY THE CABLE TO JUNE as.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
SPECIAL IetEeaAm 70 TINE HeRALO.

SPECIAL EtEGRAM TO TINE nenAl0.
Wictor HaGo Appeals for MaximlIian's Life
Hsw tho Republic May be Revenged.
~ PARIS, June as, 1867.
Victor Hugo has just addressed q powerful
appeal to President Juarez, Of Mexico, invoking
him 70 spare the life Of the ex-Emperor Maxi
milan. asserting that the most suitable punish.
Inent Of the foreign potentate win be that of
living BY the mercy of the republic.
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A.: : m,,, :. . -.

All Kinds of Mercantile and job Priutfug
executed at low rates JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
81 Nassau
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A..Fcr Broyn DisccloragiSns,, called Mseh
and Freckles Porrys Moth and Frecklo Lotion Pre-
pared BY Dr. PERRY . Bond street. Sold By al drusgst
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An Agreeable and Most Desirable ImprOvSe
msnt A.. recently been perfected in CHEvxEIERS Iitn
FOR THE HAIR II positively grey hair 70 IL
original color and ysuthfu bsauy. impar. he growth sn
s.s s1s ssPs 4: f: sn 81 =
drussisi Sarah A. cHEvxHEfiER, e. d B., as's
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American [WaIshRml Watches.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
MNa Sold everywhere.
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Ask for tho UWSi Soi:.s .n Fs1yssise Cigar.
A. n. SALOAONS. 40 Broadway corner Canal stroeA
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From the above table II will b seen that the race
could hardly have been moro evenly arranged the
weight Of the contestants.
Al PRECISELY six n the boats came into line abreast
q sne wnsn a. me WORD they started on their
had not gone much than . couple Of dozen lengths
when The Mutual boat observed suddenly to become
motionless. Much wonder felt among tho spccta.
tors At this interruption OF her progress until became
known that she had brokon Q rowlock-an accident
which, OF course dsheartened her from any fur.
Their effort The Union boat the remainder OF
she Alone making the distance OF three miles
twenfy.six snd half minuteA
There prize At stake. The was merely q
friendly contest TO try the relative merits Of the
clubs As the accident prevented satisfactory trial
the will probably be repeated, while, mean.
time the Union Club remains the actual winner
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SSsS: a Ey &: JOB
81 Nassau atreet. 80
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wiss,. Tsapess ana ,,0r9sment.d , hls..r~z
BATCHELORS, rs Bond street.
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THE Howe. glechins. Co.'S lock stitch sew.i
sowing machine) President. ~ Broadway. New York
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Royal Havana Iottcry.-Prixes Paid In
cold Ifformn furnished The highest paid foTl
Doubio,ns and all kinds Of Gold and silver
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street. NJ r..
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
N s@ LONDON. June 25-EvennG.
ConsoIs have advanced per cent and closed at 9l<
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A.-X.-A...X..-A..-X..-
summer Dress Shoes and 0aitery At reduced prcos
LoriIN BROOKS SONS, l3s Broadway, corner Of How
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Rheswe.asw.-5,O 90 Cures SINCE July, lss60,
made by L6. TIfLEkS VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC
REMEDY. Used invardly New YORK agents. Dexaas
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Psrdrs "a. y H. ss4y x Iss
Hroad unv druxvigts.
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wanscd-A Few smart. ,Intelissent Mcss
also clerks. bookkeepers ee e..e uA,tsndsss.
cured Apply q Is Broadway. room H. 49,. 90
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GOuraud,s Oriental Cream,
Magical ntaerEndorsed By the fashionaoie world
at his old depot <53 Broadway and druggsts Phladeh
phia-Evans, II south Eighth street
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Posters. Small BILLS. Dodser-. grd Eye SX
Printing chespiy done ~ the JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT, Va Nassau street.
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Fireworks, mt - Maiden Lane.
JOSEPH Il. PURDY'S
Twenty fourth annual sac The length OF time essabshs1
guaranty for assortment quality aud price.
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Mseb,ness ~ broadway. New York -
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~ Gsai . a. sts S::
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nfsshers. putsns ys.E ChIId,. second .ssms

uIssIsauot spring Water Cures Cancers
scruia and diseases kdneys For sale By drug.
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AoUATIcs.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

Contest Between the Mutual and Union Boat
Clubs Of Aibauy-An Accident Spells rhe
Race.
ALBANY, June "a, 1867
A race cams on this evening the Hudson, below
this city, between the Mutual-whch heretofore has
held tho championship Of those wstsvs-and the Union
Bost Clubs large concourse Of people watched the
affair from tho river banks while nset OF steam tsgs
and small boats nled the stream accompanied the
contestants during the The boats matched were
four Dared Shells and the course three miles In length
from staksboat, anchored or the foot Of Hami-
ton street. Dow's Point and back The Mutuals rowed
the Lindsey, and the Unions the Smith Ring-the
latter boat borrowed from Newburg for the OCCASION
Tho following the Matched
MUTUAL. Potnds UNION. Pounds.
Piepenbrink bowl. l27h ". r. Hills bowl. /. l36
George Hughss...... $50 G. b Hitchcock..... l4
Y 0NsIl. .......... 1871 r v. de Witt, Jr.... 164
81. Truax fsx J....... a<o II cssdasr 0nf 49,. I1o
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Meshcrs' ngtsns x..E GHid,s A7nSnd s Syssm5
az Invaluable friend cures dysenicry and darrhmAs
regulates the stomach and bowels wind coc softenst
Inc gums inflammation and gives tone and energy
whole In almost every instances where the
infant and exhaustion, relief viii b,
FOUND In fifteen twenty minutes after the soothing syrup
has been administered. Do not fail 70 procure t.
MRS wiSsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP
having the smile Of COURTS PERKINS" on tho
outside wrapper All others are base limitations
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KELrY's. 4I7 Brosawsv.
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SOLD evsrywhers.
fsH
s: S s::s e; :::: :s NJ
yis' OF Tss .s R Fs: x r
.,nn,, ss:xs: "A
ISiS ssooks SONS. Bso.dwsS corner y aes:
a. BEEN end m
x3E The , H.IE a Ro;sIysiy rssors: Er:y half e q
JS,iS s.. :ss ssrs
&C., II: 4; :;s1E !. ;EsS S sI.l; g.:
Ak for q. Us %ss::: .I sl E.:. Os-r
A A. sALoAoNs. 40 Broadway. corner Canal strssA
BIB b.. s.:s... :. BE-: !: 6.
4 5';'s o sfissFi'sr sszsT
Curtains . Speciality
fRssa 'fsise @ & tho '0s
s:fsn: ssss sisfss
liability Of return Sold everywhere.
Sv -. ss's family 70 or = health. :SS.
should nave bottle o. T. For .sIe by DEMxs 6ARNE3
Err aps q III 100 'a'.
Eye, Ear Throat. csisrrs .nd Asthma SS Az
v, E Ss:Iivm! LGs sss f.ss
volute ,ension; adjustable drop feed.
From G.. r. J., CoIburn. Doctor Of Dentsg
T6e ,oruiar dcn,isrt.e ttSo1oppAr u a..tA~-
being very pleasant addition e the toilet contain. nsrs
~ '-''' " BEWARE 'e o. iSlf&TI 'SS ''' ''
Fireworks, az "a !. Msid sp,L. sne.
Twenty annual ssle The length Of time sssblshsl
guaranty for assortment quality and price
----
or as.s 0sssnis G.sr fashionable world
pas.Essus seR South sIs HsSss :.ies enc 1'S
Tan mp.s r.. ss F Wis., ew
skin blemishes. Al his old depo. 40 Broadway. Aaa
s$ ss s. rsrsys ss
ts3 Broadway and druggists.
s bR. sss: Esssss; rr'"'s" s'~'.s
~ GsHa 1000 . a. sts :
Fulton and Ann.
all VI the Kidneys For sale By drug
gisis I.
Rst ss:s xH Sses sfsea
invaluable friend IL dysentcry and diarrha~
the stomach and bowels cures wind collie softens
the gums reduces nnamtnsson and s.ss tone and snsU
infant Is suffering from pain and exhausion relief Will be
fifteen minutes after tho Sootnng syrup
has been administered Do mot fail 70 procure 4.
% '" NM inp WYssLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP,
having smile Of COURTS PERKINS" on tho.
outside wrapper. All others base limitations.
Posters. Small Bills. D0dgers. nud EVER
Of Printing cbeaply done ~ the JOB PRINTING
ESTABLlsHMkks VI Nassau street.
m.ss :, a. FfSs os HsEsf ,rfs fkraI
REMEDY Used inwardy. New YORK agents, Dexnaa
Barnes 4 Co. Wells. Helmbold. Coddngon.
Royal Havana I.ottery.--Prixes Paid IN 4
gold Information furnished The highest rates paid fogI
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street. NJ r.,
H.s ssh h5H CS. d asS n,sss se ne
sowing machine) President. 699 Broadway New York.
wheeler a. wilson's Lockstitch scwfngl
Machine and Buisonhole Machine No. eD Brosdwsr
wigs, Temples and .OrRamcntab H.asir~7
Best quality Hair Dye and Hair Dysiogs Al eoioFA ~
BATcHELoR's IS bond street
Weed Sewing Machine Imgrcvsd Whcet
and Drop Fscd unsurpassed. eIs BROADWAY MN rork
-
Wauted--A Few smart. Intelligent Mc1e
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Chtlls and Fever, Fever and Agme, N
well as Intermittent and Remtcn Fevers, ehsctuaY
cured by DR.. D. JAYNE'S AGUE MIXTURE, without 3
liability OF return. Sold everywhere.
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Cheap Printing OF Every Dcscripsies. -
Black or ColoIed Inks, promptly furnished the JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. 81 Nassau street.
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sdFrom g: z. y. Colburn. Doctor Of Dental
The popular dcn,ifrce known as sozoDosT." besides
being pleasant addition 10 the toilet contains ingre.
dents that used according 10 the directions will %
the greatest utility to the health OF the mouth and eeth
BEWARE OF MUTATIONS
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CoNFIsCATIoN.-"If coniscation is ever
I" begun in the South, it will end in the
:" North" At the Chicago Labor Con-
gross proposition to call upon Congress
for twenty-five millions Of dollars was adj
vocated upon the ground that the work
!" crs who have produced all the wealth in
the country are certainly entitled to a
" share of their own money" This rea-
soning, says the World, is the backbone of
TuADDEUs STEvENs's scheme Of mild con-
fiscation. The same sort of reasoning
would distribute all the railway shares in
the North among the navvies whose labor
built the roads.
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DIED,

60, rostordav orternonn the 18th Instant, at 8
o'clock, Of cholera irfantum, % I'D Cassandra
EPPES eldest child Of James W Gnu Gann"nUA
G. Eppes, aged two years and eight months
But love dies not-the child OF ooo-
The soother OF LIES many WoesI
She ,catters fragrance round tne sou
Where buried hopes repose
She leads us with her radiant b and
Esrthis pleasant streams and pastures oy'
Still pointing TO a batter lana
Ct bliss beyond the SKY.
The friends and asquain.ances Of the tamy S Ss1
reenactfuIy invited to attend her funeral to ne
% sber,s rasidence on Grace betws en- Ihlrd ana a
Fourth streets, THIS Thursday AFThHNo o' . -
4o'clock.
n, vos,erdav morning, the 2sth instant, at half
mast o'clock, ANDREW L. TEssoR, In the
forty fourth year OF his age. f,,i1v 70
The Fri snds and acquaintances OF the iatnly 81 -,
respectfully invited 10 attend his lnneIa. nSN ~
iata resids nee THIS Thursday AFTERhoON d
o'clock, without further notice
On Saturday the 2Nh August 1877, mrs; IN The
RETH. the wife OF Daniel Pocknnglon' III Inc
thirty fifth year of her age. po,,;s,
Ste was a member of Grace-s street baptIs1s
chnrch Her remains wers buried In dollJ "ooo
Cemetery. Peace to her memory.
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WATER TRANsPoRTATIoN.-lt is stated
in the Central Pacific Railroad Company's
prospectus that iron and heavy freights
can be shipped round the Horn to Califor-
MIA at less cost than it would take to send
them from the Atlantic ports to Missouri.
1t is one Of the advantages Of our grand
line of communication from the James
river to the Ohio, uia Kanawha, that by
the side of the railroad line there is water
transportation for three-fourths of the
distance, and there will certainly be water
communication for all the distance save
the twenty-six miles from Covington to
Greenbrier river. Even that may possibly
be traversed by the water line. Now, al
though the canal and river transportation
is not so cheap as that by the sea or ocean,
it is, nevertheless, the cheapest and best
for heavy freight, and the water line by
our Chesapeake and Ohio route will afford
the greatest relief and aid to the railroad.
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The members of the Scientific Conven-
ton which was in session in Burlington
last week were much pleased with Pro-
lessor NEwcoMB's paper concerning the
distance of the sun from the earth" Pro-
fessor NEwCoMB did not claim that he had
made any discovery, nor fail to allude to
similar calculations previously made, but
informed the Convention that his calcula-
tons were based upon observations made,
not in the United States, but much nearer
the north pole, and which observations
were supposed to be more reliable than
any previously made.
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THE HERALD On GENERAL GRANT.-1e
"must turn over his portfolio to civil
hands. His ideas are too much enshroud-
ed in military uniform to suit the posi-
ton. He has been completely endorsed
in his tilt with the President. Like true
soldier, he obeyed orders in assuming his
present duties. Let him as quickly as
possible give place to other and ADLER
brains, retaining solely the generalship of
our armies
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A Russian war steamer, while rescuing
a number of Cretan refugees from Turkish
brutality, was near being involved in a
fight with the Turks, who tried to prevent
the embarkation. The two vessels ran out
their guns, but the timely Intervention of
OMAR PASTA prevented an engagement.
Had the Turk fired on the Russian, the
Cretans would have been free. We regret
that he did not. So do the Tribune and
other northern papers, showing q Won
derful harmony between them and our
selves on rebellion after having differed SO
widely.
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elf Mr.. Johnson could only make up
his mind to let the unreconstructed States
work out their destiny in peace, there is
no reason why both races (whitc and black
should not do their share toward the re-
generation of one Of the faircst portions of
our republic ."-Ne,1 York Tribune.
IF the New York Tribune and its Radi-
cal friends had taken to themselves the
same advice it now gives to Mr.. JOHNSON,
and had indeed left the South to work
out" its "destiny in peace" we should
have had peace and abundance before this
5ov
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Meeti1llS.


NO THE BUSINESS MEN OF The
| CITY OF RICHMOND.-NoTlCE;- Convluced
Nv our almost daily experience OF the necessary
II esta blishing Board Of Trade in our mldst-tne
advant3ges being too obvious to require enumera-
1ion-the undersigned respectfully request tne
hn.iness man OF Richmond to meet at the TOBACCO
Exchange on FRIDAY, August 80. at O'CLOCK r :.
NJ for the purpose OF taking such action as ndy
hs deemed appropriats A full meeting is earn
astlv renuested in order that the subject may De
boTo1ghly understood and acted upon
a. e. G. BASKERVILL, Nice-Presldent Oorh
and Flour EXCHANGE;
f. o. NOTHING, Vice-Presidens Tobacco
Exchange;
PAINE CO.,
LANCASTER Il CO.,
PEYT0a JOHsSTON. SR.,
THOMAS g. BALDWIN s. CO.,
fAMUEL NJ. PRICE,
THOMAS BRANCH,
DAVENPORT & CO.,
WOOnHOUSE & PARHAM,
DAVID J. BURR,
4. D. CHOCKLEY.
r. E BEANKEN SHlP,
r. ?. WILLIAMS CO.,
GORDON & CRlNGAN,
E WIIliSR G g. HIEA,scs s. CO.,
k Ef. & GIBSON,
JOHN DDOLEY,
w. G. FERGUSON & Co,
WATKINS. GOTTRELL CO.,
PALMER, HARTaOnK s. CO.,
BLAIR & MCKINNEY,
MARTIN, Ba0WN CARD0ZO, ;,
PEYTuN, GARY & Co. an I'LL
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In printing the name signed to the first
letter from Lewisburg, lin our paper of
yesterday, communicating the pleasing
intelligence from Greenbrier concerning
the vote on the subscription to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, there was a
mistake. The name should have been
THOMAS MATHEWS, not Matthias. Our old
friend MATHEWS is too sterling man and
too warm friend to the great improve
ment to have his name misspelt in that
manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-29
General Grant,

The Geographic report published by us
yesterday was in error when it said " To-
days Tribune hugs GRANT to its BOSOM
That wary Radical paper did not go SO far.
OF course it took sides with GRANT in the
discussion between him and the President,
and hailed as orthodox the opinion IN
GRANTS letter that "this Is Repubhc
,chere the ,oiu of the people IS the lam OF the
land" But notwithstanding this much OF
concurrence with the General, and some
praise at his opposing the Presidents views,
the Tribune is too consistent Radical to
be satisfied with anything less than tho
rough Radicalism in feeling and in action.
GRANT must oppose the President, and
thwart his measures by forcible opposition
before the Tribune will "hug" him, as the
following concluding sentence OF that pa
per's leading article plainly shows:
"No man, however great his popularity
can reconcile belief in the laws of Con-
gress with voluntary obedience to the IRE
sident's policy and the sooner the open
RUPTURE which General Grants irlends
predict, occurs-the sooner he speaks as
soldier should've better 1t Will DC lor
himself and for the country"