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The Removals.

The President seems to have put his
sycle in for the harvest. SIcKLEs was
"cut down" las the Radicals call IT. yes
terday. This General, one of the most
thorough Democrats and States Rights men
in the Union before the war, has, like
General BUTLER, distinguished himself for
his sweeping decisions against the south
ern white man as we'll as for his usurpa-
tons of authority. He has, moreover,
cut great many "fantastic tricks in the
way Of personal display and pomposity.
His splendid turnout amongst the wretched
and impoverished people he governed has
been subject Of remark. And now
General SIcKLEs is suspended. The Pre-
sident has righteously decided, and though
the ultra Radicals may raise clatter for
party purposes, nobody will sympathise at
heart with the peerless General SICKLEs
Conservative Radicals will rejoice, for
there are signs enough at the North to
show that they are quite alarmed at the
extremes to which the reconstruction pro-
gramme threatens to 60 in prostrating the
South.
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The SalZburg Conference.

The cable news touching the nature OF
the resolutions of the Salzburg Conference
between NAPOLEON and FRANCIS JOSEPH
represents these monarchs as assuming
such dictatorial position that desire is
felt to see what the mail news makes of
the affair. If the cable is correct, the
Emperors seem to be prepared to run a
muck with Prussia and Russia. This is SO
improbable that the cable is doubted. The
effort to establish South German Con-
federation and to dictate the terms for the
settlement of the Danish question is a
challenge to Prussia, and the agreement to
resist intervention in the Eastern question
is taunt to Russia, who is the only
Power charged with designing to inter
tere. As though these two difficult, 5
were not sufficient, the cable makes the
allies determined to demand the BODY Of
MAMMALIAN from Mexico-a demand that
would likely lead to war. Mexico, he
lieviDg that she will be backed by the
United States, will not yield to such a
Demand"
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE AT THE NORTH
"Catch weasel asleep" and you may
catch Radical in political trap. Sena-
tor TRUMBULL, of Illinois, has written an
article for religious paper Of Chicago
religious, mind you-in which he takes the
ground that
However desirable it may be in the minds
of many To abrogate the unjust discrimina-
ton on account Of color which prevails in
the qualification for voters in most of the
States, and TO establish 4 uniform rule in that
respect, particularly in the election Of Fede
raj officers the loyal people of the land have
recently made too great Il struggle for the
maintenance of the Constitution to seek 10 ac-
compliSh the object Of congressional enact
meut us Il sacrifice of the obvious meaning
and spirit of that instrument"
In other words, the negroes cannot
expect Congress to make them voters in
the States whence the members hail and
are supposed to represent, but only in
those States which they do not represent,
and whose people have no voice in their
election.
Justice surely must overtake these
wrong-doers some day.
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The Working Men on the Taxation OF
the National Bonds, Cotton, &c.

The Working Men on the Taxation OF
the National Bonds Cotton, &c.
The telegraph protested to keep us in
formed as to the doings Of the National
Labor Congress at Chicago, yet, wonder
full to tell, omitted all reference to the
most interesting questions discussed. This
Congress was so largely composed of Radi-
Gals, and represented such an immense
constituency of Radicals, that the passage
by the body of the following resolution is
sure indication that the bonds are to be
taxed:
sResolved, That it is the duty of Congress to
subject the Federal securities to taxation
eq ual in amount to that paid by all other kinds
of property for the support of Government,
State and national, and that we will not cease
our efforts on this, rs we'll as every other spe-
cies of legislation which discriminates in favor
of one class rs against another, until it shall
be abolished"
And the passage of the following shows
that there were some men Of sense in the
body:
"Whereas the great staple of the South
| (cotton) has been heretofore not only the chief
basis Of our foreign commerce and exchanges,
but the source Of profitable business 10 large
| portion of the laboring classes of New Eng
land, who were engaged in its manufacture !;
and .-
Whereas nearly every branch Of industry
| in the North and West will suffer more or
less directly or indirectly, if the United States
should rs anticipated by some, not only lose
| the export cotton trade, but fail TO grow
| enough for our own domestic use, thus forcing
American manufacturers TO import cotton
from abroad; and
Whereas the British Cotton Supply Asso-
citation have for Il long time been laboring to
bring about such q result, so that instead OF
selling cotton to England the United States
would have to buy of them cotton, the growth
of British India or Egypt be ii therefore
:. Resolved, That this Congress endorse and
reiterate the resolution adopted by the Ma
| tional Labor Congress at Baltimore last year,
to the effect that the speedy toration Of the
| agricultural industry of the southern States
| is Of vital importance to the industrial classes
| Of the North.
| "ReSolved, That the speedy restoration of
| the southern States TO their proper practical
reIa ions III Union ie y, .i.o
restoration of their agricultural prosperity"
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The September number Of the Riverside
Magazine, for young people, again comes to
us with its monthly store Of very interest
ing contents and its admirable illustra-
tions. Pussy and the Little Dog, from
Mother Goose, is exquisite, and the little
bachelor who was forced to 60 to London
to buy him wife is designed by genius.
This periodical is decidedly the most ele'
CANT and talented young peoples monthly
paper that we have seen from any quarter
in this country or any other.
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"where the aDM of the people is the ta,o OF
"the land" Mr.. JOHNSON administers to
him a just and severe rebuke for giving
utterance to such Red Republican doc
trines. If he meant to state fact
namely, that the Radicals pay no respect
to constitutions or laws-he made no mis-
take. But il he meant to aver that it was
intended by the founders of our Govern
mcnt that such should be the case, he is
not safe counsellor.
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The GALAXY for September has a con-
tlnuation of Mrs. EDwARDs's story, "Ste-
ven Lawrence, yeoman." 1t has its usual
amount of very interesting reading, in
GLIDING "The Ladies Of Llangollen -; an
article which pleasantly recalls the roman
tic friendship of Lady ELEANOR BUTLER and
Miss SARAH PoNsoNBY, two young ladies of
wealth and high station who, about the
middle Of the last century, forsook the
world and devoted their lives to each
other. In spite of the opposition of
friends, they retired to a secluded and
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TOR RENT-possession given the LIST
of October-a very desirable DIV ELL Aza
ING Containing ten rooms with the usual esSEE
out houses, No. 3l1 on Fourth bstween .s:.11S,
Broad and Marshall streets. For terms, apply at
No. 3l7. on the same square. au 2S-lW
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AS part Of the history of the times,
we reproduce the correspondence between
oeneral GRANT and the President. 1t
WI elevate the President in the esteem
80 oil f'ght-thinking men, but will have a
n. influence upon General GRANTS
!ame. bow wofully ignorant the General
- 40 % 'ne nature of our constitution and
government, is too evident from his inno
cent remark that "this is a republic
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GOOD NEWS TO HOUSEKEEPER;
AND THE PUBLIC.

Flour has fallen, and we determined as
usual to give the public the benefit OF the decline
in the way of
LARGE AND SWEET LOAF-BREAD.
Why will you continue to bake your own bread
this hot weather, when you can send to T. E.
GILL'S BAKERY, No. Ii Broad street, and at his
branch one door from the corner of Broad and
Sixth streets, and get more BAKED BREAD for
the money than what You can buy the flour for?
BREAD, CAKES, and CRACKERS sold, whole
sale and retail, as low Is can be bought anywhere
else in the city, and the quality guaranteed to
give satisfaction.
au 26-lw I. e. GILL.
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beautiful valley in the mountains of Wales,
and passed their lives in mutual devotion
and happiness. They thus lived for half Q
century. Lady BUTLER died in '29, aged
ninety, and Miss PoYsoNBY two years after,
aged seventy-six. The older inhabitants
will well remember their deaths, and the
notices of them at the time.
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Meet[71IS.

Die HMOND MAS NJ. a.
Is BUILDING FUND AssoCIaTIoN.-A "
meeting OF this Association will be held ~
Hall OF Metropolitan Lodge, No. II, on maTrha "a
DAY. August 10th, at o. clock P: NJ: Bre'hrsn OF
our Sister Lodges Eos 10, II. 10, So 81, and 100,
are invited to attend. IA business OF importance
for the advancement Of masonry Will be brought
before the meeting.
By order OF the President.
an 2s-2t Secretary.
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The CRETANS.-The brave Cretans have
met with a heavy blow in the loss of their
blockade-runner Arkadi, which had rem
dered so much service to them. She was
SO closely pursued by Turkish man-of-
war that she was burned to save her from
the hands of the pursuer.
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday evening. August 81 1907. at Cen
tenary church, Richmond. by rev. Nelson hea9,
Mr.. Richard b. FOLhEs and hAhf a. ehAH-
NER.
O, the 2stb. bv Rev 4. 3. Dickinson, JACOB
LAUBENHElMER and Mrs. LUCY JANE POW :
ELL all of Henrico.
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The following cheering epistles were re
ccired by the Dispatch yesterday evening

IEwIsBURa. WEST NIRaIS1A,2
August Is, 1867
Richmond Dispatch,-Pnblish another gun
80, Ger the Allegheny. Greenbrier voted
..a.,araay on the straight-out proposition un
Ser The contract Of the Oath Of May and the
White Sulphur resolutions; .
Thn Won registered voted for instruction TO
IA r recristered unanimous. The registered five
a. az six for to one against.
OF The S,H vote in opposition will in the whole
oonnty. not much exceed thirty.
'''"''' Yours, respectfully
THOMAS MATTHIAS.
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.Te2veLerS. &c.

II FRANKLIN, OPTICIAN formerly
LIE FRANKLIN & co., tries the human eye,
@0@, and suits the s~H@
S W. same scientif W "
oally with his celebrated BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
and MENISCUS GLASS SPECTACLES, thus i'm
proving and strengthening the sight.
PEBBLES and GLASSES in Gold, Silver, steel,
ol.vl T..ineS.
Also, a fine assortment of OPERA and FIELD
GLASSES, MICROSCOPES, THERMOMETERS,
etc., at eastern prices
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES and superior GLASSES
inserted In frames to order.
E. FRANKLIN, optcian, 9is Main street
onoa above the post Office.
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Black,ooodS Magazine for August has
been sent to US by Messrs. WooDHoUsE q
PARHAM, the agents.
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LPMIsKrRG. WEST VII

I,gwIsBuRG, WEST NIRaISIA,l
August %, 1867.
Editors Dispatch,-Greenbrier has voted
.,i" 600 70 the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
,rrIST any conditions. The eight precincts
he "' The result is certain.
'"' Very truly, yours
.JoEL Mcpherson.
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OPENING THIS WEEK at NOW
.OLAN CO.'Sa MAGNIFICENT assortment OF Tlcb
JEWELRY, WATCHES hND slLN ER WAKE,
fresh from the factories of Europe and America.
LADIES' SETS OF PRS and EAhRlNGs-ths
latest styles. ,,,-,rn, -, =,
ELEGANT WATCHES. with all the improved at.
tach ments. INV,
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS. -
and a great variety OF beautiful
PRESENTATION GOODS.
An endless variety of STERLING SlVERWARE
In cases at prices low any house In New
York or Philadelphia. Call and examine At
N0WLAN 4 CO.'S,
corner OF Main and Tenth streets.
h
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JOHN II. TYLER q CO., successors
u to Mitchell Il Tyler, 1912 Main street, Rich
mond, Va, respectfully cal attention to thei I
WATCHES and CHAINS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVER and PLATED WARE. GOLD, SILVER,
and STEEL SPECTACLES aud EYEGLASSES,
not surpassed by any class of goods in the country
as to quality, and which th-y will sell at prices as
low as In any other regular house north or south.
Their present stock Is we'll selected and very com.
pete, and consists of the most desirable and
fashionable styles usually kept In first class Jew
elry establish ents, and to which they are con-
stantly adding new goods. They continue, as
heretofore to order direct from the factories what
ever articles their customer may desire, and at
the shortest possible notice. HAIR JEWELRY OF
every description made to order. WATCH RE-
PAIRING done In the very best manner by the
my go
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binding AND BLANK BOOKS
~ RANDOLPH & ENGLTSH, 1920 Main street,
have been manufacturing BLANK BOOKS Tor
courts, clerks, msrch ants, and banks. for over
thirty years, and are still prepared 10 make TO or.
der at hort notice Blank Books heir usual bss!
msnner, and BIND BOOKS In any style aus
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MANIPULATED GUANO. THE
NI JAMES RIVER MANUFaCTUsING COMPA-
Y will be prepared by the lst of September to
supply the farmers Of Virginia or North Carolina
with it's we'll
What FERTILIZERS;
and with increased confidence in their value
founded on the experience of those who have used
them TO the attention Of the pubic.
change has been made in substituting TO a
great extent N aVASSA for SrMBRERO GUAN0,
Tor the present season, and looking to the exclu-
the future-being satisfied, after The closest scru-
tiny into the value Of the several substances from
which the bone Phosphate of Lime Is to be OBJ
tanned, that it is entitled to the preference.
Tho proportions heretofore observed will be
maintained as follows
REGULAR PREPARATION,
1000 pounds Peruvian and l, 100 pounds Phosphate
Guano. Price. $40 per ton Of q 900 pounds.
SPECIAL PREP RATION,
1883 pounds Peruvian and 667 pounds Phosphate
Guano' PEiee sso Per ton Of 2oGe pounds
In this preparation the company has attained a
marked success In Hiding means to grind Perm
Wan guano on mill stones and thus reducing it to
the use Of the finest drill. Price, SIS per ton ed
vance on the crude article, but actual saving to
the farmer, who by no process OF his own can go
cheapiy or efectually prepare 1t for use.
Attention Is drawn To The fact that this company
invariably names all the substances used in It's
preparations, and the precise proportions Tin
pounds) in which hey are severaliy introduced
so that the purchasers, being acquainted with the
ingredients that are employed, have only to con-
slider their Intrinsic values, the mechanical per-
fectress Of the work, and the fahfulness of those
who suparintend the operations.
Orders be addressed through the commits
sion merchants Of the city Or directly to the under
signed. Z. b. BEaTLEY,
au 2l-6w Agent.
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

cREExBR1EH yoTEs TIE SUBSCRIPTION.
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TUANO, GUANO.-A cargo Of No.
VI PERUVIAN GUANO daily expected to ar.
rive, and for calo by
EUBERT F. WILLIAMS & CO.,
corner Fourteenth
an q Ter Penrl and Cary slreets.
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On the 2sth of August, 1867, REBECCA SMITH
at the residence OF her mother, between Leigh
and NJ streets ; about twenty years old.
At the residence Of his mother, on the;eyenllnIlR
of the 9th instant, WILLIE MATTERS BOoIH'
son of Mary A. aud the late William Booth, Jr.'
aged egh, years and ak months.
His funeral will take place from the residence o.
Mrs S. 5. Walters, Sixth street between S1ay
and Leigh. at O'Clock THIS "Wednesday EVE
MING. The friends of the family are invited 70
attend,
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
r. w. POWERS
begs to inform his friends and the public that he
has removed from his former house, corner
Main and Fifteenth streets, to his
CoMM0DIoUs NEW STORE,
1905 Main between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
His stock will be found
FULL AND COMPLETE AT ALL TIMES
Wholesale and retail buyers are assured that no
efforts will be spared to meet their wants
he invites with confidence an examination OF his
stock Of PURE
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
DYEsTUFFS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY GOODS. &c., &c.
He would return thanks for the liberal patron
age hitherto accorded him, and respectfully so
lcits continuance of the same.
K. w. POWERS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
No. 1905 Main three doors below Thirteenth.
aul2
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-150 tons Peru
Il Wan Guano in store and for sale by
CHARLES HOWARD =
an % 10 s Fifteenth street,
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Clothing.

SPECIAL NOTICE. = In order to
make room for FALL GOODS, the subscriber will
from this date close out his stock Of SUMMER
GOODS at reduced prices. All in want OF SUM-
MER CLOTHING are invited to call at No. 1900
Main street. E.B. SPENCE, Agent
AMI Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
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Fertilizers.

NUANO, GUANO, GUsNO.-300 tons
VI genuine No. PERUVIAN GUAEO landip &
this day. For sale from wharf.
~ ELLETT i ROYSTER,
Commission Merchants,
an os-lt* corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
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WIZ EAT AND CORN GROUND oS
w TOLL-Having rented y portion Of uaH
CITY MILLS, at the end OF Mayo'S bridge, nv,
str. ct. Manchester, with entirely new ana I'm I'm
improved machinery, am prepared 10 dh,i
WHEAT and CORN ON TOLL In the bes! ss"'
TERAs One. eighth OF the grain. os,r
Flour Barrels furnished a: cost and all the oaA'
returned.
VIII also keep constantly on hand lhs os'.
wholesale and retail. Neal delivered anywhere
In Richmond or Manchester tree OF drayssr. s,.
Special arrangements will DO mad with pafS''
desiring grain ground in large quantities.
orders sent to mill. or addressed tnrousp pNA
teplon.
an is-FMkw.ws B. w. LYNCH.
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NJ E w 90 K s.

T WALL TURNER, Wholesale News
~ and Book Agent Richmond, Va. Every.
thing required by the trade furnished ~ lowest
prices An 10
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ESTABLISHED 1884.
P. J. CREW 4 CO.,
(sueeessors 10 O. Crew b Sony
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Nos. lib, lis, and III, Seventeenth street,
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, Virginia,
have now In factory q large stock Of superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which we Offer 10 the trade At such prices az viii
make 1t TO the inherent of AL to paronixs this home
- lin
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TO1D9yeTS.

uOWISON & DUNLOP,
LAW OFFICE
no. 2l5 GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND. VA, ga
will practice in the Circuit, County, and City
Courts of Richmond city and the counties OF Hen
rico, Chesterfield, and Hanover, the Court OF APP
psals of Virginia, the District Conrts at Wlliiams
United States District and Circuit Courts for the
District Of Virginia ,,,un 9ou1coN
an 1s-3m JAMES N. DUNLOP.
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TRESH ARRIVALS.-Just received.
I loo boxes Layer Raisins,
rs boxes Tarragona almonds,
Is bags sicily Almonds,
Is bags n-w-crop aim Nuts,
Is boxes Mention Lemons,
100 cases Canned Pine appiss,
Brandy Peaches, oysters. Iobsters &c
Also manufactured daily, my inimita BILE Steam
Refined Candy Call ut
LOUIS J. BOssIRUX'S Confectionery,
aus NO. 1il2 " ain street
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TOR RENT, the HOUSE at present
Main street between Third and Fourth. Pos fszss
session given Immediately. 1t will be put in .GnAAs-
perfect order. Apply to ,o
1e 20 tUhGELL' LADD q w.
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DIED.

DIED,
In Hanover, on Wednesday the 18th Of August
at u O'Clock, of cholera tnfantum little ZOE,
only child of John 5. and Mary Z. Quarles, aged
one year and twenty four days,
Weep not, fond parents for little Zoe. dear, f9l
it was the workings Of your Heavenly rather: \
was too pure for earth, and He saw fit to take Il
to dwell with him. Be coinfo,ted, then, in know.
Ing that the dear little angel is now with thai
happy ,hrong Of white robed ones around the
throne.
Weep not for little Zoe
She's gone TO rest:
To the land o. the faithful,
The home Of the blest!
Then weep not for her,
But remember the day
When again you shall meet her
Is not far away.
In that bright land on high,
When iife's journey is Ger,
Again you shall meet her
On that bright, happy shore. ~
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leather, dc.

70 IEATHER DEALERS AND
opo6T AND SHOE MANUFACTUhEhs.
3. g. FERNEYHoUaH,
WITH
NJ. HEsSBERd,
dealer in o,ro O.,
LEATHER, FINDINGS, HIDES, We "o.'
LIZA 1aas Main street, Richmond va.
sdo arrangements for conducting the ne
maze pI pTTsINEss on more extensive scale
and t Rs i GueayRs receipt
lsntns snnniiss and with the superior fac,nties
z, snioY am enabled 10 sell all articles IN my iine
as low as they be bought IN any ma 1eEorably
known to the trade for his thorough n.
the business and uniform courtesy 10 1s 10 ses his
GA frisnds and patrons, assuring them tnat ne
leave nothing undone to give them entire satisi"'
ton. r,,I,r.o.har and Hides bou9h
at highest market prices, and prompt returns maae
on ali cons gnmens =, upscpPpa
s-dlswlm M. aoooponN.-
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For Rent.

TOR RENT, three BRICK HOUSES
i on Venable street, Union Hill one. -
family residence, and grocery attach ed the ETH
9th ers are family residences containing five gxSk
rooms each, with two story kitchens and water on
ELIJAH BAKER,
strset.