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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. JUNE I5.
STATE OF THERMoMErER AT THE EVENING rnnn-
OFFICE,
IA M-..-....72n A. M.......s2ls P. M...........sS
F0rGddttionaI Marine Nes0s see Third Page.
CLEARED THIS MORNING. 60
Steamship Chase Harding, Providence, ID. 8. Stetson
Brig Hiram Abin. Tibbets. ssgua la erande. GAdeJa
Brig Thstis. Forbes, HaIirSz, =: A. sOuaer q %;
moreland Coal Co.
schr Jas. Alderdice, Jackaway. Boston, Van Dusen,
sc6r a. TirreIi. Atwood. East Cambridge. Hammett
sc6r j. q Atkins. Atkins, Milton. ]. chrlstan&Co.
Str w. Whllden. Rggans. Baltimore, J. D. RuOn.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING
Brig g. = Wssd Weey days sES@ sdsSdd' ad waI1 Wn
heavy weather during the passage; lost mainooom
ana & a. bSTEs s9S cann SaSye Sys from aOre
ballast % e. A. sopder q 90. 49,, e..0,vsso,vn
7 scSr Si = J. PRICE, NcEersOn days from Boston. In
0essS' scST " V r pFhip ssyS from Boston, in
schr Minerva Rocap. from MLllyille.
schF schF EelIS aSd n. Reed steeIman from Boston.
Ell Ell 4 4 ~ ~ Mccarthy simpson. nom Boston.
schr 4AHHWTSlpIsn,w n HWTSlapIsn,wrisht Morris rom BOSTON.
s schr AmSSIR AsemaSSSs AR No So. Coraon from Norwich.
sSsasisTb r nSss ilSs so GsUSs sTCVe: 5 n00'S rum
MEMORANDA. ,.,,
Brig Merposa. staples hence for Boston, put into
HoInes Hole 18th inst, having carried away head OF
oTemas and t0retopmast split SAILS etc., In gale
nom NV the eth inst.
BrIG Gen. Banks, Ketchum, for Philadelphie sailed
from Providence 12th lust.
schr orisis: Bowen. hence for Lynn. at Holmes
Hole 18th inst.
hence, Rt Newport lath mat.
Bchrs Armenia. COle and Eva Belle, HarKettl hences
at Providence 18th Inst.
scbrs ]. ii. Bartlett. Harris. from salsbury 10 ".
Glover lnReFsOll, from Boston; j. ". WelnnBtons
Chipman, from Portsmouth, all Tor PhiiedephAs %
Holmes Hole 18th Inst.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, June h-Arriveds steamship Unlteu
Kingdom. Smith, from Glasgow. .lL.-.l biz
6teamship Tiliie, Partridge. from GALVESTON.
Ship Robin Hood, Morgan, frem Fce-choWftoo.
Barque Hautoon King. from Cardih
Brig EacOrt, Pinkhann, from PalermQs. =
"A TO IRT-A oOMMODIOU6 STONE MAN.
tNsION with large Garden, Carriage House. etc,
attached, on PROSPECr HILL. near Frankford,
| TWenty-hfth Ward Easy Of access by Fifth aud
Sixth Streets Railroad Inquire of JOHN g. SrEIS
LHR No. 1874 GIfARD Avenue. SIS tap
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ryvo rABIEsPOONFUIIs OF the Extract OF sar-
sspS1a sddsq 70 n9 9on one q bOe IS sous 70 20 oS
OF the syrup Of sarsaparila' or the decoctions as
he decoction is exceedingly troublesome it Is
nsSSeSSSTs sS %STs o,eecsonsbe CS Weaker than
cocon Tor auid snturatsd WIN IN segsr y susceptible
than water alone. and the syrup is otherwise Sbjsc
sS5 sns By The large proportion
the patient Obliged 70 take with each dose Of sarsa-
dsSoCOR from OF ,Ss Po9R 99S Etrsc AsTs me Sdy%a
pafatiVe View are sIriKinRly manifest.
HEE EEE E
LIZ
III III
LII LII
LII
iIIII.LLLLLLL
LLLLLLLLLLLL
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES KIDNEY DISEASES.
HFLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES RHEUMATIsM.
HFLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES URINARY DISEASES.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES GRAVEL.
HFLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES STRUCTURES.
HKIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
rov the diseases named above, ana TOE M lA "a N
,,EgSetsrsti ESt 80 and PAINS IN THE BACK, FEMALE
%6Hx2epTaA %H2pdf TSiTs and DISORDERS arising nom ex-
Gees Of any kind. IL Is invaluable
DDDDDDDDD
ODD ODD
ODD ODD
DDD Odd
DDD Odd
mn ID
nm ID
nm ID
DDDDDDDDD
DDDDDDDD IL .
.e..r,xuaE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMLT
TED 10 USE m THE UNITED sIl STAiS AZ ssate Hos
are also in very general use IN al tnS ~
LIZA q and PUBLIC SANITARY 1NSIIfU
shro1ehoUt the land, well Is 10 prdxa.o pi1o''0e
snsY H..N ssse eonsIdered as Invaluable Temeoiea'
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
HRLMB0LD's
DRue AND CHEMcAL WAREHousR
No. 594 Broadway, New York, and ,.,-t,.
A'O' No. lO4 s. Tenth street, Philadelphia
Sold by Druggists Everywhere b
Beware Of COunterfeits'
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a TO LBT--A OOMMODI0US STONE MAN.
tHsION with large Garden, Carriage House, etc,
attached, on PROSPECr HILL, near FEankford,
Twenty-hnh Ward. Easy Of access hy Fifth And
Sixth Streets Railroad. Inquire of JOHN q. STEIS
LER, No. lS2l G1RARD Avenue 6l5 tap
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DOMESTIC PORTS,

NEW YORK, June 1A--Arrived steamship United
Kingdom. Smith, from Glasgow. L.L-l XIX
eteRmship Tiliie, Partridge from Galveston;
Ship Robin Hood. MOrgan. from kee-choW'fo0s
Barque Hautoon. King. from Caroiu.
Brig Encort. Piukhan, from Pelermq. - =
Brig samson, Fossett, from aa6oon River, w. Q. A
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA............. JUNE I5.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENINe TELE-
.If GRAPH OFFICE. - i
IA. M.-.....721 IL A. M.......S2l IL p
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DRua AND CHEmcAL WAREHousE,
No, 594 Broadway, New York, ana ,.,..Lio
No. 104 s. Tenth street, Fhlis0oip piii''
Sold by Druggists EyeEyWhers'
Beware Of COunterteits'
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HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. OCTOBER
3usmrss Gar05.

.luslnrss GarN5.
e.. -. BARLOW.
inrtioneer.
Sale. Room on q ueen Street. one door from
5.3 ha@hunanu street ly
r.. Il. ADAMS.
luetioneer and Commission Merchant,
FIRE PROOF STORE,
In Robinson. Building. q neca Street.
5s2ly
IL. T.. MCINTYRE & BROTHER.
Grocery, Feed Store and Bakery,
King Streets, Honolulu, II. 1. $50 1y
w. y. LADD.
Importer and Dealer In Hardware cutlery, Mechanics
Tools. and Agricultural implements.
$50 Foru Street. 1y
J. WORTH.
Dealer In General Merchandise.
MO- Hanai ships supplied With recruits at the shortest
notice. reasonable terms Bills OF exchange wanted
$50 ly
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGE s CO..
Importers and Commission Merchants.
Corner Of Fort und Merchant Streets.
300 iy
WALKER A ALLEN.
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
SIS HONOLULU, II. l. ly
EpwIS JONES'. II.
GrOcers and Ship Chambers,
LAHAINA, MAUI
Money AMI Recruits furnished ships Favorable Terms
5to ly
suEoSe
CHUNG HOON & co.
Commission Merchants aud General Agents.
pOrters OF Teas and other Chinese Foreign Goods
aud wholesale dealers in Hawaiian Produce
In New Stone Store Nau,n" So. below King.
57i ly
BoLLEs s. CO..
Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants,
Queen Street
Particular attention paid the purchase and sale Hawaiian
hefers BY permission to
Messrs C. A. Williams Co Messrs e. Brewer Co.
Messrs' Castle Cooke. Sessrs H. haskieid CO..
562 ly
c. FRED'K PFLUGER.
Dealer In staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Mems Cloth
ing, Boots and Shoes. and Yankee Notions,
Store q" Fort Street, reel, nerr,y n opposite Me-,r-.
GEORGE &. howe.
Dealer In Redwood, Northwest Lumber, Shingles,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Nails, Paints, sc.
At h,s Old Stand, Fort Street, the Espanade 5ss iy
l.. l.. TORBERT.
Lumber Dealer.
Office North Queen and Fort Streets, Honolulu
SOL 1y
O. n. LEwERs. J. G.
LEVERS & DICKSON.
Dealers in Lumber and Building Materials.
$50 Fort 1y
NEVILLE s. BARRETT.
Planters and General Store Keepers.
Reopuka North Kona Hawaii, Kelakeakus Bay Island
Produce bought ships supplied with Wood Beef and
othe. necessaries.
Agent at Honolulu, A. S. CLEGHoRN. o67 ly
&. l.. RICHARDS - CO..
Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants, and
Dealers In General Merchandise,
Keep constantly hand
the supply OF " hal-rs aud Merchant vessels.
sos ~
AFONG s. ACHUCK.
Importers Wholesale and Retail Dealers In General
Merchandise and Chinese Goods.
Fire-proof Store, Na"nuu Street.
Under the Public Hall. 5LI ~
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For the Pacific Commercial Adverti-er.l
The Belle Of the EaII.

Ifvuur. busy, and help me- an help mother
Tn dress me for the last shall attend this year;
~ t.t ONE 81 the season. MOTHER the rsry Lasf eTaH;
For shall Of ball. mother, shall be belle of the
ball
There's many syiph-uke sm they any, 1.-the
rb.re'. Marvarrs and Mary, and Kate Caroline;
Bat none waltzes Ike Matilda 10 agreed by ALL
80 be ball, mother. shall be belle Of the
ball
rv. been crossed day. mother fear late
There's nothing dons, s Goar O'Clock IN
wait,
For des-rnaers eouc her step with
"a the hall
shall oG the ball. MOTHER be
Nv
As was a-shopping whom think you should sse,
Charley Hinton of guards who the me-
but admire him, mother straight and tall
4 belle Of the ball mother, shall be belle the ball
lie thought acted strange, mother, knew my face
aa.hel-
washeated excitement shop shop I'D r1.ed;
Ia search ID pins ribbons put my waterfall.
belle Of the BAN, mother, shall be belle of the ball
They say only airting mother engaged be-
They any heart, mother
I'm only flirting with him. as nrt with one AMI ALL
EHe with mother, 10 help me dress my hair
And my Jewels, which of them III wear
The YOU gave me, mother bought fall
of the ball, mother, shall be belle of the ball
There's jasmine door, mother has txine ts wavy
bowers,
90 below mother, ani pick of ts howsrsi
rghtest blossoms, that against the walls
Isha be belle Of the ball. mother shall be belle Of the ball
The night coming mother, for saw the sow
dusk and lights them with
peeping mother above the ehmnsys tall
Of mother shall be- belle Of the ball
Now hurry mother do and help if you can,
already. since to dress hr-t began
I'm late, mother, III b. the last of ais
But ball. mother, shall be belle Of the
bali
you and help and help mother deari
fDr the Last ball, shall attend this
The season, mother, The very Last Of a
belle of ball. mother, be belle of the ball.
MAUI.
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THERE'S many syph-uke 6, they any, but 1.-The n
mine
There's Marglret and Mary, and Kate and Caroline;
Bat like Matilda is sure agreed by all
- % the ball. mother shall be belle of tn
ball
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~ business Cards ~hra prepaid for allowed
discount, which fr Transient a'sfte
when paid or charged quarterly
II Advertisers residing in the Eastern ta'ed states, S.
pay their cards by enclosing iaf sosn
table, tor the time paid for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-21

rrs from Liverpool for New Orleans seen By
he brig Barnard the l7th instant with main shaft
orleans 49,
9y... 2, r..e, @ L e. e, 81 Dc
lhoa near Long Cay An the materials asd portion o.
snainder will also be saved.
Blsr LorA Barber q. Sydney. Nsw, July o. from New
FORK heavy gales on the 18th or APRIL splitting
ais and shfuag cargo.
,ays Poge Is caky and will TO discharge part OF car
10 70 get or
miscellaneous.
Purser George wilson, OF the sieamship North America
rom Brazil viii please accept our thanks Tor fAvors
ecsived.
We are again under obligations to Purser Mitchell Of the
teamshp Arizona, for favora
sHr PAxAnA tof New York; from Bangkok FOR Cork was
ondsmned and sold By auction At Bahia PRIOR TO August -
owed into newport RI the 4h inst by british steamer
opssr has been nbeled accounts VI that vessel for
Io0.0W salvage.
BARR wxvAS NAur, Al Boston from New Orleans re-
prs-D cd on board zsh ul. Henry Thou pson, seaman.
New YORK .sss :. and en- The sob Theodore Aen Of
scHR Axpovrr New Bedford. a tons OF Kennebunk,
as been purchased By Capt Luther Chase, Of New Bed
rom Para " New York mot from Faracoa for
sLoor HARRIET of New Bedford has bean 10 parties
I Cow Bay. CD, on private terms
Foreign Psrts.
AsyuwALl Sept ,-Arrived. brig Bosota Lindsey, New
sussos Irrss, Avg i-ssned. bark white wing Ross
Sc steamer sssSsa Fesmsa from Boston
srJu 80 shP PsaS. L.ns.o1 from EYSra Art sys
s,SprDs sE s0gp sn sis rom
sr sa; PSrssis bssio-. from Bosom an issS La Fs.s
0svsi frsm KfoIs. arr Avg 9; sarah A budaaa CIR,
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PORT Of NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 20. 1867.

Cleared.
Steamship City Of London (Br) Brooks, Liverpoo-John
steamship Caledonia cBr, Mcdonald. alassOw-r Mao.
steamsh p cimbria tHam). Traumanu. Hamburg-Kun.
Steamship Europe tFr,. Lsmaire Havrea Mackenzie.
Steamship Santiago de Cuba, Smith, Greytown-North
Steamship " Lord Ward, Standardization AL.
Ship Progress, woodward Mobile.
Bark Bella Palmera sp) Morales La Palmas (canaries-
Bark Heversini Gibbons. Phiadelphia-Brett, Son Co.
Bg Gnm a sn r. son xatsols son
Brig Emma Dean lHop. Atkinson, curacoa-T rouIkes
Brig L w Eaton (Br) McNeily, Jacmel-Crandal, Um-
Brig wild Horse (Br). Macomber s. Jago-E Sanchez
Brig Fannie Gordon OBJ. Gordon. Gsorreton. rEI-G
Brig Mary Ellen B waycett St George and St Andrews,
schr Cotnsm Br). NewcomS CORVALLIS, Ns-Crandall.
ssSr David Faust. LORD cA,re.ten7zrppp.r ss.,a..
x'ssss sH
s Fss smith ss s%h asss
Arrived.
Austsiau soop. of war Empress Elizabeth, Havana,
days Lost three previous TO arrival al Havana all
ssesm.6ip North America, TImmermann, Rio Jansisc
fSSnss 18Th, With Iad's and passengers to Garrison
...sa m .s ns"s sfPi
ss.s.s; sss. :,'' ysa' sr
ssp Ess -f'ss Il.
from themes 10 this port sai Winds from northxasa east
and south Win c.. :. aSas % 70 ont o y
viii IssSs attached ssS. ~ Sso pm In lon 70 o.
yarmouth Me- 1essan Faya 20 Ssy.
s %a's She Snss the Cargo the
nsr to o'Connor Two OF her died in the hospital
sosr c.peis cBr Taylor Rockland NIB. with stone to
schr Cicero, DAVIS, Malorys Landing for Camor'dse
sesr Hammond J.yy,,.. as,sp.
sehr Anna Leland, Bennett Bangor. with timber, 10
sssT e1sr aeiss st aisssei sass'i
s senr 3 xspgance A Leighton therryaslA
schr Chiara: Eaton. cherrynsld ,,
ssS; S:::i T,.:s: SSl ISs's day,
sssr Nay Han, foi.nd n s ssada &c.,.
ss chr J 1mssS H.,csif, Rociland
Sen. .sr scsa a ss.S c sSss f Sss.s
s sssT fr. .n ss b h%ssy f ssS ssao
sc1r ! , Sysrs Exood New BEDFORD.
s ssSr dos s%'ss G? p.s f.-sassss
Schr Chief, smith, Pawtucket
Dchr A Stewart, Gilbert Providence.
Schr Lucy Church. Adams, Providencs.
Schr honest Abe, Cordery, Providence
Rchr Elizabeth b. Hogan, Providence
achr r Bodne Bunce. Providence for Hondous
Scnr sarah Jane, Gardiner. Newport
nchr Glenwood Dickinson. Horizons Point.
Schr Maria Fleming, Miller. Norwich.
echr Constellation. Kelsey. New Iiaveu.
Schr Rainbow Alexander. New Haven.
schr Governor, Freethy. New Haven
Schr SPARKLING Sea Strickland, New Haven.
Schr Vim Gray CLARK Portland, c.
schr u Currie Ryder. Portland. c.
eshr Manton. Lewis Stamford.
rhr 1lylOr. RondOut PrOv1fenc0
schr Ontario. Barber Rondout for Providenee.
sailed.
Steamship Santiago de Cuba
- poR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING ryrELLlGENcE
UyASOraER PAGE
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
TACTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coxPAsYs
TIROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
= CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL.

TiiRoUGH LIMB TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier a North river foot OF Canal street.
II O'Clock, noon, As folows- .,
SACRAMENTO, CAD ain Csverly
with MONTANA Csrtain sutton o.
with GOLDEN CITY, Captain Iapdgc -
100 pou baggage allowed free TO eacn adult passenger
Medicines and attendance Tree 80. 49,.
All departures touch 81 Acapulco; those OF and 2st
eoanec A. Panama with steamers for South Pacific ports
Ist and h for Central American ports and those OF lat
~ ilth Of each month with the
steam line from Panama % Australia and New zealand
Stssmer Of September II will closely with steamer
emma rom san Francisco October H. for Yokohama and
Hons Kong and a Yokohama with steamer Costa kea Tor
Narsaakf and shAughas. - ..,.-.,- - :.
th ore on shs wharf foot Of Canal street North RIVER
Ss.y'vosh w wv y. r. BABY. AasnI
U,oR HAVANA, VIA NASSAU, n.
IN The british and North American Royal mai steam
Packet Company's steamer. CORSICA Captain l.
Messnrier viii for the above ports from the Companys
Vharf n Jersev City At noon on
Saturday, October essurusy, Nove"oer~ a.,
va
rssass nessy 70 Hsysns ~; i :na .''. "
Pr freight Or psssAd aRR{ xsn n. ..,,,.s o,...
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CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT
- Further Reduction In Passage Rates.
The favorite passenger OF the Anchor Line
san every Saturday with for Liverpool Glasgow
and Derry =. =,
CALEDONIA. Macdonald, sars Saturday, Sept q
IOWA, Hedfewick, sails ..rsturuhy SspA
BRITANNIA. Laird, sails SATURDAY, Oct
Prom the compsny's pier 20 North river.
Rates OF passage payable In currency. -.
To Liverpool. Glasgow and Dery-Cabins $50 and 80
TIcursisn tickets good for twelve months sI6o.
Intermediate. SIS; steeraee. SIS
Prepaid certificates from these ports. SIS
Passengers booked TO and from Hamburg Rotterdam.
Antwerp. Havre, Ac., At very low rates.
No. Bowling Green, New York.
~ FRANCIS MACDONALD a CO., Agents.
To avoid imposition passengers viii please come direct TO
the Offices this company does not employ runners
CTRAMER EUROPE, FOR BREsT AND HAvRE, WILL
> leave pier No. 90 orh river loot OF Morton .ree on
eue'''a 70 DC on ''''a GEORGE MACKENZIE. AseD.
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DAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMpASYs THROUGH
IL United States Mail Line to
JAPAN AND CHINA

INOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA
IL The Palc Mail steamship Companys steamer
RISING STAR will sail SATURDAY, Sept. Il, at IL
O'Clock noon.
Freight received from Monday, 10th. until Friday r. NJ
For rates H. inquire at freight Office, companys pier
No. ~ North river, foot OF Canal street. -
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO.,
sde Freight Agents Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
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TNOR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZTL.-THE ELEGANT
II sidewhee steamship GUIDING STAR, 1900 toar bur-
Captain George B. slocum win sail for Rio de Janeiro
and intermedhte ports Monday September - 1857 ats
+. NJ. from par q North river.
For freight {. passage apply to
GARRISON & ALLEN, Agents,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
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TTLAsKo's DANCING ACADEMY, EvERERR ROOMS,
TUESDAY, 0ese6er n
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DoDwoRrH's DANCING AcADEMY
IL 2i2 FIFTH avenue. New York.
Morning afternoon classes for children win encs
Saturday Oct Evening classes for gentlemen will com
ence tuesday Oct For terms, 10, send for ulsr
M Dodworth II home and calls after Sept
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TIE GARMo's DANCING ACADEMY,
- 81 Fifth avenue corner Of Fourteenth street.
Will reopen TUESDAY. september ~ 1867
LADIES Class, GEDSEsDAYs and SATURDAYS. . 70
Kisses ana MASTERS clsss, WEDNESDAYS and
essfiEMks' TUESDAY and FRIDAY evenings at
O'clock. Circular At the Academy.
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TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. .
sailing regularly every Thursday from pier No. North
river at 3 O'Clock =. M
MORO CASTLE, Captain Richd. Adams, Sept. 70.
COLUMBIA Captain ID. B. Barton, October 5.
For freight q passage apply TO
GEO. B. HARRISON, President
No Bowling Green.
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DAnIlNG A,AnEMIIss


DRooREs DANCING ACADEMY, ISL BRooME ST., Z
I'D will open TUESDAY. Sept ~ 1867, for adults,
SATURDAY. Sept ~, for children - -
OPENING sOIREE, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 70
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IMPRESS STEAMSHIP LINE-FOR WASHINGTON,
u Georgetown, u. G. Alexandria. Va.
Rates reduced.
VALLEY CITY.
r. Tomlin. commander,
sails SATURDAY. Sept a. at y. MI rom pier ID East
river.
JAMES HAND lo4 Wall street.
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAiLy-To GENTLEMEN
only, interesting subjects 1T the New York Museum
Of Anatomy SIS Broadway Those unable attend these
lectures copy BY forwarding ten cena Ad
Broadway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07
Our Congressional Friends.

II Dy reference to the .teleeraphic news IL
will be seen that our afiec tiopate friends
In Congress are still devoting themselves
without mitigation TO our present am,
future situation.
The difficulty now seems TO be as to how
We are most to be benefited. Mr.. SPALD-
no Is satisfied that the constitutional
amendment Is the bes; and most reason
able thing in the world for as; that Il,
will efFord US the sYHremest felicity TO
sdishonor ourselves I'D our posterity /;
and that the moment we do this We
are more than ever entitled to their
,affectionste regard and 70 representa-
t,ou In that Heaven on earth, the Fede-
raj Congress. THAD. STEVENS and his fol
lowers, on the other hand, are not at oil
disposed to crown our earthly felicity by
this expedient. They are determined that
VIC shall 60 through the devious path Of
territorial reconstruction.
STEVENS continues to deny that the
adoption OF the amendment would
be the anal act. He considers that
1t would /" leave the country open to an
influx of reconstructed rebels" "To ask
rebels to vote on the amendment" said he,
ais TO s.ultify ourselves" He declared
that the United States Government "held
the South as conquered States" and in
tended "to regulate them by law" HIS
Law is all for the blacks. He proposes 10
disfranchise the whites ana enii"o-
.bise the blacks, who, unaer MS
hill viii become the voters and la"
makers for the South. For territorial re-
representatives. none are under 1t 10 vote
who cannot swear that after LINcoLNs
amnesty proclamation in 1864 they "-
den,lv desired the restoration OF the Union,
and to submit to the authority OF the eoe'
roI Government. This wonld exciuae
whites generally-leaving in the hands OF
negroes and few whites, who, with rare
executions, are entirely untrustworthy
and degraded, the entire matter OF the
regulation of public affairs.
Nevertheless, all hope is not gone by a
Great deal. Malice and brutality in Con-
eress may find their course DISTRACTED by
n sufficient number of persons having some
latent feeling Of humanity-some respect
for their own race-to stand up against
the extravaganza measures they propose,
and, with tho Presidents veto, to defeat
them. And, besides, we have the Su-
preme Court, with the Executive, both
now comparatively conservative land the
former apparently determined to respect
the Constitution and to approve no law in
contravention of it. Ultra Radicalism has
a great deal of difficulty in its way, and
VIC much to hope for.
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IMPEAcHMENT.-It is evident, from the
telegraphic account Of the Radical caucus
held in Washington Saturday, that there
will be no impeachment of the President
this session.
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