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Christopher e. Marsh, esq. Newly ork -
SIM Although perfect stranger 70 you Ike n' an
debt Of gratitude which consider you o ne
received from able sensible aud eomPrehense
wOrko On double entry book keeping,
came across three years when at school, ana H 50
struck simplicity and earness Of your explanations ht
mined whether studied for profession or NOT
result been that went into wholesale business mouse as "
An and rejoice the dignity OF head
IA large arm IN this city all which attribute the instruction re-
eved from your excellent work remain very respectfully your
obedent servant, 1t.
s. BRacKErr bookkeeper for Messr Wynan Law whole
sale iron Nos A. and 80 West Latest, Chicago.
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GEORGIA

OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE ELECTION. =.
ATLANTA, Ca Nov. 16.-The official vote OF
the State Of Georgia follows Number OF registered
voters lss vote cast 1OG il0 for Convention 0223
against AM Majority for Convention, 9Sl56. Number
Of whites voting for Convention, about $4,000
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BIRsrINn OLE A CANNON.

three persons were dangerously il not fatally injured at
Westminster, Carroll County. Md. by the bursting Oh
while the firing of salute in honor OF the Isceh
Democratic victories One man had his leg torn on and
another his side penetrated by large fragment OF the
gun,
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KANSAS.

FIRTIER RETURNS FROM THE ELECTION.
LEAyENwORTH, Nov. 18.-Eighty- three repre-,
sentative districts in this State elect p Democrats ana
fhe remainder are Republicans and Independents Forty
counties give the following result: For negro suffrage
75g against l611 For female suffrage, $500 against
1882. For DISTINGUISHING ulsOyalsts, ll,JJV against
fnD
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Suicide OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT
"''N' CLERK.

WILMINGTON, Nov. 17-Charlcs II. Freeland
q, NcT"York a clerk in the Internal RcNenue Depart
nert committed suicide this evening while lbOil!s un
der /, nt of temporary insanity.
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TILE MORTALITY IN MEMPHIS. TENN.

Nrupms. Tcnn., Nov. l7.--Thcre Wtre Is
,,trrrns for the week ending nj noon yestcfIb 10 Oh
III L number were from yellow fever Tue CITY - "n
nsmsi healthy now. and the weather clear auu eool'
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The attention Of ladies DESTROYS Of viewing the most eabo
Lace manufactured Tor designs see Godys
WR.yES Broadway. For beauty, elegance aud com
narrative cbeapuess these embroderies unsurpassed
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ARMY GAZETTE.

Firstieut Edward PodletOn tain Thirteenth Regulars Veteran
Third Artillery, has by order Of Reserve Corps, recorded as
fully restored 70 standing honoabv mustered out
| the service and assigned TO duty Of the service"
| Brevet Major w s. RYAN, Cap
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Spttial Notitts.

There are Perfumes as there melodies not merely
to delight the the soul Supreme and matches
among is PHALoS Extract Of the NIGHT BLOOMING
cEREUs It cannot b. described for there nothing in the whole
realm Of like it. The kingdom has before yielded
a, email PHALoS & SON New.Yorh
COLUMBIA CoILE0E, NKw.YoRK
spsGn s e. SHo6 he OF MINES the o%ns pre-
ab and resolutions we're aqOp wise provpe. 10 re-
SHe 1LExlSDBR WAKEFIELD BRADFORD aTru'e' Of Columbia
RsoS That While with community large deeply dPCrs
The ecsase of SO eminent and useful citizen aud so wise And good
We Professors q the COLLEGE and q the School 81 a. .H
,gsc1 in bis death the loss Of an a i'
Id That gratefully record sincere respect for his exalted
TGs SS soi sS s e OF Saeon
ss%O o S SS s BE s.nS s Ss1afas Literary Culture
Rorsd resolutions be entered n our Ringe a1a a
toe deceased ,.S "'' IENRY PRiSLER' c,mm,,..
william II hsi't G. GPEcK,} '',.-
A Great improvements
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
Dr. Horrwho has long ranked among the best Dentists othe
the pasee of combination RSs Td x ANA
for A ~ sS sS perfect ADAPTATION Of rubber tie
plates thin an ordinary ny goa , g S So as BoadTa1
near Eshieenih,t
SPORTING, Guns ms ssors.isggs l Gpn, Sac
w. Wv AND UPWARD
No. Madenlaue.
Miller ~ CO.,
NO MAIDEN-LANE
have Just opened new snd elegant stock of
PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS
ibernI Christian Union.-Reguar monthly meeting At the
Re-, Dr. Chapns Church haye and Forty hIh on o
DAY EVENING Nov. 49, st u O'clock Address by the REV b D.
HALE OF Boston --------
-ieeVe buttons and studs, - -
New STYLES Three Five. Sir Eight Ten, TO fny do-is
81, by GEO c. ALLEN No 43 Broadway one door os'
Consist ---------
Ear Rings and Pins New styles, -. Pearl
Pear, Garnet Carhunces Eruan, Coral stone ans
syer etc for sails By GEO. C. ALLkN NO 40
door below CAnalst -------
Fine Gold Watch Chains ,rtpx Ma 4l5
E. tyIes Of all descriptions sale By GEO T. ALbN W. VIZ
Broadway, door below CaualsL -------
Diamond Finger Rings +, -. -
GE,, q ALIEN No AS BroadsAy one door below Caeal.
Watches and Jeweiry
Of all descriptions, 90.
For asm O. ALLEN, No AS Boadss' one door Dc o Ssna
sa.r.,ixe Stare No. 3s6 SeveBib.aye.-rhe First
Association arc
,sr md Al. t;mceries al vcsegs prices qnohe o. us
Association will be held al No w 49,, ~. c,,,
Nov ~ TOP w. "'e"'" II. MCKAY. Agent
Winter Clotiins. Winter tiolnins.
The hr.t Sork. Goods ~ Tue lo"es prices
Largest store IL the tity:
" D. BALDWIN,
10 and II Bowery.
- -.r,- PuPfRR SEwfNG-MACHiNE COMPANY has re-
rfasr PREMIUM for the BkSf Family and Manufieinrng
M,rbn. Al M great American Institute VAR iBl
"''""'' ""s Saln.roo@ No GIG broadway, \ 1.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CRY OF BALTIMORE.

The Imam steamer City of Baltimore nom
LiYerpOol Nov. g.. arriYed mere ate last night.
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TorenzO Morris Dem, elected over water l." SESSIONS
Rem by 9l1; also A. +. Allen, Indep Rep, by lSi
majority
r .TrsT STATEMENT or THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
Atn.xv N " Nov 1.-THE Official returns from 43
countless and the reported najortes IN New-f0rk and
Kings Counties, give the Democratic state ucKet ZSS
majority.
THE VACANT POLICE COMMIssI0NERsHIP.
The vacancy at the Police commissioners
Roard caused by the death of the late John o. Bergen
"a tonic Of interest now In Brooklyn political circles.
inch Mel aughiin ex-Alderman Of the Second Ward is
The nominee OF the Ring clique OF tho Democratic Regu
~ Committee and members elect TO the Senate and AS
erhv are besieged In his behalf Thomas Farron, Con
froeT is also mentioned for the vacancy ExJudge H.
~ is supported by the Assembymen elect from
iiiiamsburgh aud by the Queens County delegation
REPUBLICAN NOMINATING CONVENTIONS.
The Republican Judiciary Convention of the
vtth JrdcIal District on Saturday evening nominated
h patterson for the office OF Civil Justice, rendered
vacant by judge Baretts elevation to the Court Of Com
D,"rict nominated George W. iyoHs. The IcUubhcan
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There are Perfumes there melodies that not merely
delight the charm the soul Supreme and matches"
among these PHALOY SONS Extract Of the NIGHT BLOOMING
cERgUs It cannot b, described for there nothing in the whole
realm Of fragrance like floral kingdom has never before yielded
a. .on,, PHALOS & SON. NewYOrk
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NEWS faum foRrnfss MONROE.

Projected Grand National Cemetery for the
National Dead the Peninsula-A Health
Board Of Army Omcers nj the Fortress-Rc-
lease ola Citizen ON Ball. Charged With Mar
Foxmsss MONROE, June ~, 1867.
The work Of registration progresses very quietly In
Norfolk Portsmouth, and their immediate vicinitea The
result within the past few days has been continued
gain on the part Of the white registers but the negroes
have still considerable majority which energetic
deavo OF the white citizens trying 70 overcome but
Il 10 hardly likely they will be successful
daring and successful burglary perpetrated last
night 81 the Mcclellan house 10 Norfolk BY which the
proprietor lost iron safe containing $4,000.
Major General Schoncld has just completed an inspect
ing tour Of tbs different cemeteries In Virginia Adutant
General Thomas has also lately been engaged In SINH
lar duty. and on his return 70 Washington, With the
the cemeteries on the Peninsula in the vicniiies Of
Norfolk, Portsmouth and Suffolk BE- broken mp and
the bodies Of the soldiers who fell be reinterred In
grand national cemetery, which Is proposed 70 cstab
iish between Fortress Monroe and Hampton Roads
A large and very beautiful cemetery containing the
this vicinity about year ago. and s now selected Is the
nucleus OF this grand cemetery.
Reuben Clark, the proprietor Of small store at MIL
Creek bridge arrested about two months ago on the
charge Of killing soldier with club, had hearing
before the Hampton County Court to-day and was lib
Grated giving bail In $40 900 for his appearance for
trial ~ the September term OF the court.
board Of ofces, convened BY General Schodsld for
making IN investigation into The sanitary condition OF
this place has been aiduously engaged In hunting mp
dlapidated and upoccupisd budinRsabdinE places OF
nth and dlsease-and ordering their destruction and
removal 10 view Of the approach Of the sckiy season
They have succeeded In making great many improve
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the JouaHsymts BAKERS UNION.

moss meeting OF The journcymen bakers Of this
city and Brooklyn held last night a Putnam Hail.
Third avenue for the purpose Of taking into consdera
lion the propriey OF striking In July FOR an Increase Of
wages and decrease OF the present hours Of labor.
Mr. Isaac Hunter presided. There was large attend
Michael Bergen, q boss baker, doing business In
Roosevelt street. assembled the platform and made short
statement which he informed the men that he was
favor Of their movement and bad been paying from
SO TO Sal per week 10 his hands for considerable
time. committee Of twenty having been appointed for
the policy OF the BAKERS 70 remain inactive the sub
iect OF strike until they better orgonized and that
then, II the bossss did not accede 70 their demands
should be taken thereafter az possible
lnnkins V The establishment Of cooperative soclsties
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THE PARK CONCERT.

The programme Of music at tho Park yesterday was
an Interesting one First came the merry, sparkling
overture 70 Fasta6. Nicolais opera now called in
which the rotund, boatod form and twinklng eye OF
the Tat knight and the mschievous countenancss Of
thsnery wives are seen In every msasure-s work Of
hupor, Wit and sparkling thoughts Of which can
meter tire. Then followed the Hilda wats sister Of
ihp universally popular Mabel In which thems succeeds
tpme with that charming variety and grace which make
Gbdfrey . at compeer 70 Strauss and Lannsr. Sounds
fDm the Scottish Glen clover potposru Of Gale.
(Dnia's wsl-known melodies: and II Nr. Dodworth
h .Ssre m a. ns
heather about this fantasia 70 make the illusion COM
pets and carry the mind tho hills Of aud Scotia"
sandwched between = march and galop OF his own,
came Dodworh's arrangement Of the immortal overture
Tsnnhauss the only feature in wagnsrs opes ~ cars
and iaughabis assumption 4 dignity in 6is ,Sis =
Learned DOCTOR came In before the assembled thou
sands. and The march Of the AmasoDs redolsns with
rather heavy and laborsd fantasia from Mercadentes
Eliza and Claudio the next and three Of Dodwoths
Sncef Tho attendance was tho largest OF the season
here could have been NO less than nifty thousand people
the Park n: ~, .d:s wss, o.s " large n
tqesque. We remarked the prevalence Of new style
Of hat called tho Parepa, modification Of the we'll
for ladies' favor pamilla braid and the only trim
mihgs q single tun Of marsbout IL 10 very becom-
log on some heads, but V suited only Tor vssy young
lade& The most Interesting way 70 while away few
hours u tho Park on Saturday afternoon 70 70 watch
the yhysiognomies Of those assembled around
the nusic stand Every pags In the book
Of nagure that relates 70 the human face 10
there open to the view. The musical enthusiast,
obvi,us TO all surroundings and drinking In the sweet
draupht Of harmony that 10 poured forth from the
pavilion the calculating man Of business who even ct
this lime reckoning up his assets and liabilities and
far his way In the region Of speculation the spruce
fast young clerk Who oges the fair Of the
concert and imancs himself the cynosurs OF all admir-
Ing eyes the aristocratic DAME who recnes 10 her
rage and crczes tho latest fashions the coqusttsh
belle OF the East side, bent making conquest; the
happy, plehoric German, with his numerous progeny
around nun, and occasionally dusty Beau Brummell.
form picture OF human life, which like kaled oscope
presents At each glancs some new aspect Tho
reproche and thousands OF the Park habitSs
fingered amid Its OF beauty long after the thirty
Isilver-banded hats had disappeared from tho music
stand. . day when no one cared for being
coopcd up within br ok walls or sitting streets when
such garden OF beauty lay within bis reach.
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Fight In Denver, Colorado, Betwcen jobs
Williams and Thomas @. Damn, Of Ohio
Williams tho Winner.
CINCINNATI, June 20 1857
80 O'Clock p. n
John williams. formerly Of this CITY, and Thomas
O. /. Dunn, from Dayton. Ohio, had . min u
Cherry Creek near Denver City, Colorado Ter
ri.oy, recently, for $500 . sde Forty-twc
rounds were fought when Dunn failed TO
como 70 time and the battle was given to williams
Dunn had nrst blood and FIRST knock down. Dunn
weighed l40 pounds williams 152 williams was very
badly punished.
The second deposit OF $500 each by Aaron Jones and
McCool who fight near here ON the 8lst Of Au.
gust was made to-day.
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
THE EXHIBITION PREMIUMS.

Corrections I'm the List or Awards.
PANS, June 40 1861
In the ocia list Of awards 70 American exhibitors a
Che Universal Exhibition the following were incorrectly
reported- They should be as follows
SILVER MEpAfa
g. s White, OF MISREPRESENTATION Teeth, nc
Tucker Manufacturing Company, Of New York
erenzss
Cuibertson Co., Of Chicago-salt Meats
BRoSzs xKpArA
A. j. johnson, OF New York-Family Atlas.
Deere Co, Of Moline, Illinois-stssI Piowa
HoscRABLx nKxrioS.
Peter Glass OF Bosson-Mosaic rniasd Centre Table
Lalancs, Grosjcan 4 Co.. OF New YorK-Houss Fur
aishing Hardware.
Pleasant Valley Wine Company, OF New York. and y.
o. Cozzens, Of New York-varicty or Native Wines.
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NEWS ALONG THE HUDSON.
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SPECIAL c0RRf sPoXpeNcf Or The HERALD.

A New Amateur Aquatic AssociatIon-Re-
sumption Of River Thievin9 the Hud-
son-Thc Coming Regatta mt Newburg and
the Monumental Celebration mt POUCH.
keepsie tho Feurth-Another Case Of
Inhuman Child Beating.
PouGHKExsK, Juno 20, 1897
Arrangements are now in progress In this city for
the formation Of aquatic association, to be CON-
posed entirely OF amateur oarsmen. There already
ten beautiful shell boats owned at this place. nearly all
Of them the property Of members Of the celebrated
Pouahkeepse Ice Boat Association. Prominent
among the amateur puers arc Rev. J. L. Corning,
Of the Congregational church; John Roosevelt,
Thomas Parish, Theodore Van Kleeck and others.
large vessel has been procured and 10 being fitted up
for boathouse and Is expected that soon after the
organization ID effected, which event will take place
Monday evening next grand amateur shell boat regatta
win be inaugurated. open TO mono but members OF the
new association. As instance OF the pluck ana
durance OF the bers may state that the
sion Of the Monumental regatta last evening" under tho
suscss Of the Eagle 81 ASu; Ss s NJ og
sixteen miles TO witness the contest.
Robberies along the river have commenced again. Cox
houses therein were robbed This place has also beon
visited by tho thieves this week. and valuable sets OF
Vssd the Pscno Hot. there having been robbed Of
considerable sum Of money on Wednesday night last
The Newburg regatta announced to take place on tho
Fourth OF july IL attracting attention from the
fact that Brown Of Portland has entered his boat II
was also announced that Ham would enter. but tele
gram from the Pittsburg champion announces dlYer-
emily John McKie and the two Wards will pull with
out FALL Nine steamboat excursions are already an
nounceA to Poushk6epss the Fourth ON the occasion
Of the Monumental celebration. Among those who
are TO present Lieutenant Governor Stewart L.
woodford orator OF the day; Commander Worden, who
fought the Mermac with the Monitor Usher Parsons,
NJ D. Of Rhode Island surgeon Of Peny's flagship
Lawrence In battle Of Lake Ere and only surviving
member Of the fleet; Major General John T. WOOL Hon.
John II. Ketcham and others.
case OF brutal treatment OF child has Just come to
light at Fishkn landing Tho parties are Mn. Eliza
Ambrey and her stepdaughter, aged eleven ysarA The
child has been the subject OF almost nhuman cruetes
from the effects Of which she Ii very low and Is not
pected TO recover The woman has boon arrested
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Coast Of Africa dated at Fernando Po 10TH Cameroons
18th; Bonny. loth Lagos 10th, Accra 2lst Cape Pal
mas Gath and Sierra Leone Goth OF May. Trade At Fer
nando Pc dull but at Cameroons, Bonny and Lagos
brisk, and the ports healthy. AT Accra business
was quiet and at Cape Palmas good. Sierra Leone and
Madeira were both healthy. large quantity Of pro-
duce prevented from coming into the market at
Benny account OF the disturbances Of the natives.
War between the natives continued at AccrA
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A..
IL health worth having II II H. protect IT, II jewel
easily lost virtue. and a. difficult 10 re-
cover Nature In climate and especially this season.
requires 70 be occasionally reinforced But everything
ponds upon the tonic used for this purpose The medicinal
tnctures ali Of which are based common alcohol.
o. n Is slow poison One safe protective from all
healthy atmospheric influences exists and only. This
powerful preventive Il HOSTETTERiS CELEBRATED
6TOhACH BITTERS, compound Of the purest stimulant
ever manufactured, with effective tonioa atera-
uves regulators and depura.or that chemistry has yet
TAced from the botanical kingdom. angud
and feeble from recent sickness win find the Bters
comparable restorative dsagreeAble the and
emnenty invigorang No other stimulant produces the
same effect a. this stomachc y does not excite or ausr
soothes and strengthens the system and the
animal spirits. New York odloe. IS Dey street.
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THE REFORM QUESTION.

Ireland to Remain Unrcformcd.
LONDON, June 20, 1867
The government says that the state Of ireland At the
vreseui time forbids the adoption OF any reform bill in
her behalf
THE news matter OF this cable telegram 10 the Asso
slated Press reached In much explicit and CON-
pee form yesterday In our mail report BY the City Of
Baltimore dated on the Goth OF june nine days previous
20 the date OF the despatch Mr. Disraes remarks the
subject given In the HrRAIp to-day -Ep HERAtnl
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Disclosure Of . Precious Piece Of Rascality-
The Owners Of tho Beas Charged with Con-
spiracy g Rob and Burn tho Boaf and De-
fraud the Insurance Cempanies-The Par
ties Arrcstcd-Two Of The@ Make . Con.
81. LoUrs June %, 1851.
An investigation into the reported robbery OF the
steamer r. W. Brooks At the lsvee, Sunday morning.
last Of eight thousand dollars has disclosed fact that
the owners, Henry A. Hummer and W. A Ritter, and
hvr Captain, J. A. johnson, had entered into con-
spacy rob and burn the boat and defraud the insur
ance compan %.
All the parties have been arrested and six thousand
eight hundred and ty dollars Of tho stolen money
covered Johnson and Ritter havo confessed their
necton with the affair. The scheme originated with
Huner Who was TO buy goods on credit load the boat
with them, or which johnson captain and Ritter
clerk take them up the Arkansas river sell them for
what they could get rob the boat Of the proceeds Of the
trip set her on IRE, and then ret the Insurance.
The boats insured for $6.000 some unsold goods
the return trip for 5000. and the money on hand
on the passage from Cairo to this port the boat was
fred 10 the clerks ONCE, but the flames were sxtn-
guished by the crew.
All the parties concerned have heretofore borne good
reputatona
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Important Alteration in the
Tariff Of Russia.
THE PARIS EXHIBITION PREMIUMS.
BY THE CABLE TO JUNE %.
LLOYD oARRIsoM's BREAKFAST.


Public Compliment to MIR. Garrison-Speeches
by English Statesmen-Earl Russell In the
Confessional.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, June 20, 1867.
The public breakfast given this afternoon to Mr..
William Lloyd Garrison, in Saint James Hall, was
attended by four hundred persons, ladies and
gentlemen, some Of them Of rank including the
Duke Of Argyle, Earl Russell and Mr.. Bright,
MP.
Mr.. Adams, United States Minister in London,
was absent.
Mr.. John Bright, NJ p, occupied the chair. he
epoke at length Of the services Of Mr.. Garrison in
the cause of negro emancipation and liberty, and
referred to the American war, asserting that at
the conclusion Of that great struggle the United
States government treated the vanquished people
in q manner so magnanimous % was never before
recorded in the history Of the world.
His Grace the Duke of Argyle read an address
OF welcome rendered to Mr.. Garrison az . repre-
sentative Of the United States, in principle and
policy. and expressive Of the wish that peace be.
tween the United States and England should not
be merely perfected, but that m attitude Of
friendly affection should be maintained between
the peoples Of the two countries.
Earl Russell delivered an address couched in the
same strain - the remarks Of the Duke Of Argyle.
The Earl frankly avowed his former errors, COM
mitted at the outbreak Of the wnr in America,
when he thought that the United States should
free the negro slaves at once.
Mr.. Adams, the Minister OF the United States.
had convinced him OF the contrary. He Carl
RussslD now acknowledged that the late President
Lincoln and the government Of the United States
had done oil that II was then possible for them to
do Ia that direction.
Mr.. william Lloyd Garrison replied to the ad-
tress and speeches, delivering himself in his
: usual style.
! With George Thompson and the other speakers
: ne public compliment to Mr.. Garrison was turned
I ITO regular abolition 'pow-wow" affair."
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Ter Majesty Appears Again In the Cause Of
Charity.
QUEEs's HOTEL, LONDON, June 20, 1867.
Queen Victoria to-day laid the first stone Of the
new building to be erected as an addition to the
Albert Orphan Asylum situated At Bagshot, near
this city.
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Additional Reports Of the wreck.
LosDoS, June 20, 1857.
Additional intelligence relative TO the lose Of the
United States steam sloopof-war Sacramento has been
-r.csIved
rns escaped 10 the shore in the small boats and
nst single nSs va lo.s
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RUSSIA.


AboIition Of Export Dates ON Many Articles
Of Trade.
sr. PETERSBURG. June 20, 1867.
The duties hitherto collected by the Russian
government on the export Of wooden articles,
bark. mats, and tar from Russia and Poland, are
abolished.
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:, To d ShsPpers and shigpimg Msrchants-Iil
md at low by the Metropolitan Job Printing Estab
lshment, 81 Nassau street.