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NOTICE.

J7OPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
The undersigned have this day formed CO.
,.rtnnrsh;n for the transaction Of general
TIUWTIS5ION BUSINESS, under the firm
nn,nn"f ", \. SMOOT & co.
". y. SMOOT,
}. ROBT. EDMON DE-.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. Is. 1867. ap ID
C4OPAKTNERSHIP NOTICE.
We, the undersigned, have this 1uv formed
copartnership t. carry on the LIQUOR M
ALE BUSlNE SS under the firm name or
Z. 4. BOWMAN il co.
-. i y. DOWNFALL.
HENRY GREEN.
ALEXANDRIA, April DIT .-
TOR SALE.--Onc new twenty horse 20 W yer
Z STATIONARY STEAM PAULINE ou'ls
by ". $ Moore, Machinist, and can be seen NJ
his shop. This engine was built for the under
signed to order. Reason for selling and pr'"e
s''' iA vi ''P''''''''N' G. G. SMOOT & son,
auo % No. q, King street.
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A. DWELLING HOUSE WANTED.--
si;:i Wanted To rent Il neat, comfortable dwell
ing, with gas and water fixtures, in pleasant
Dart of the city. Apply at this Office.
IL HT-=DnN,im
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

y ACT, 10 amend an acs. entitled IAN Act
Is for raising Il revenue for the year 1867
Be II enacted 6y tie City Co1mcjt, That tho
bill! ~ above rccitcd, passed June llti, 1857,
shall: nc amended az fellows: That every lner,
chant. mercantile fra ~ other person, who shall
fail to pay his, her or their license tax on or
hniorc the 3lst Of August: shall forfeit and pay
i've dollars and costs for enCh and every day
t the 'S shall continue business without pnying
snid license taxes after the 3l5t day of August,
and All such fines aud costs shall be collected as
All o.her tines, costs "nd forfeiture due the Cor
Passed by Board Of Aldermen, Aug. 20, -S0l.
GEORGE BRYAN, President.
Passed by Common Council, August 70, lo6I.
JOHN b. SMGDT President.
Aunroved HUGH LATHAM, Mayor.
TE0s NJ WHITE, Clerk &. 4. au 2J-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

-, FOR RENT-A SQUARE OF GROU ND,
fi;;$3 situated Immediately opposite Potomac Gar
lens Apply to W. KEITH ARMlSIEAD D.
Plaster Mill. jy Scott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

5tOM WHATSOEVER SALE OF VALUA
I Bile KEAl. ESTATE.-Pursuant to de-
GRE OF the Circuit Court for the county Of Fair
fax. in the suits Of r. \. Brews and other
against John Il. Gargas, the undersigned VIII
sell, ut Fairfax c. H., on MONDAY, the l6th
dnv Of Seuter Der next, tthat being Court day.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND, one containing ia
scrcs, lyirg mt Annandale, in the county, Of
Fairfax, on the paved road leading rom Alex
andria :, Fairfax Court House, eIgh: miles
from the former place, and ten miles from
Washington city. 1t is in several lots, each OF
which vii! be sold separately if deemed best by
the Commissioners OF Sale. This property IS
admirably located for dairy or mar kct farm.
The other tract containing 10 acres and - poles,
IS situated two mile: west Of IN" Court House,
on the FiUQUcr road.
TERMS-Onc-tenth Of the purchase money
will be required in had as a deposit, the residue
in &, II and IS months, with interest from the
dav Of sale, the title to the land to DE retained,
and the Land liable to be resold, for default N
either Of the deferred instruments. Sale to take
place between ~ and o clock.
WIN. II. DULANI.
r. Il. COCkERlLLE,
THOS. Il. LOVE,
Commissioners OF Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

@ FOR RENT-The three-story BR!Ch
E5@;i STORE and WAREHOUSE, No. s, Prince
street Possession given immediately. Apply
to L. B TAYLOR " 3U-tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

FOR RENT-A two-story BRICK
E#3;i DWELLING, on Wolfe street. between
r alrfax and Water streets, which has lust been
put in good repair Apply to JANNhi "
CO. AS King street Au Z
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81, WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, No. 6,
Esl5;;i Union street. formerly occupied b9 GWin
" Beckham Possession given at once. APP
ply to GWlN;- BhCkHAM - C',
iy2l Cor. King and Waite: SIS.
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sax JUDICIAL SALE OF 4
%HI VALNNELE FARM IN GU LPEPEK.

~ william, CO. an l-cots Coz
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J /. RINKEH, AUctlOneer.
Leesburg, Loudoun CO.. aug l7-lawtS
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" 4 TIT i Pr -

as:ss:sS COUN TRY S II i II,
5ETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NLEh-
ANDRIA. LAND AND CITY LOIS
Al PRIVATE SALE.
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The improvements are comfortable, with All
necessary out buildngs. Il is convenient to
churches and school-houscs, and the Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad at LeesbuFg. Title
unquestionable. The purchaser to have the 10
crty of seeding this Fall, and ful poSSess'o"
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cNII AnI cXNnlllle Tic HNu.
TERMS-Cne- tenth ofthe purchase money on
the day OF sale one-third, TO include the one
tcgth on the lst Of january, 1858, and the re-
mining two-thrdS, in two equal annual pay
meets; the purchaser to give bond with APPROX
ed security bearing interest from the day Of SALE
for the deferred payments.
LEVI W. NIXON, Lecsburg Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
DEATH Of THE ARcRDvcAEss MATILDA

Tho unfortunate Archduchess Matilda, whose death
from the effects or her sad accident has been announced
was IN her nineteenth year, having been born tn 0
25th January ls49 She was the daughter Of Archdakc
Albert Frederic Rodoiphe, and granddaughter OF the
Archduke Charles brother to Francis OF Austria and
well known as the leader Of the Austrian armies IN tho
wars with Napoleon l. The Archduke Charles ded In
l847 The mother Of the Archduchess Matilda Hill
degarde Louise Charlotte Theresa Fredcrica daughter Of
Louis. King Of Bavaria. The young Archduchess lost
her mother on tho 5th OF April, 1851
On the 22d Of May, as she was standing looking out
OF window In the palace In Vienna she suddenly felt
burning heat, and screamed out Her attendants
fastened towards her and perceived that tho unorun-
ate lady n flames. From some cause unknown,
for Is said Tiers neither Ere light IN the room
her clothes had taken rc and her back arm neck and
tho lower extremi,ies were seriously burned before
the flames could be extinguished. II supposed that
she must have trodasn on mstch which had been
carelessy dropped The floor AZ tho time OF the
cident the worst results apprehended In
quence Of the Inflammation that supervened, but few
days iates announced that the unfavorable sym
toms were subsding, ana hopes OF her recovery were
entertained The prolonged suffering waB, however,
too much for her SYSTEM and after lingering for
fortnight she expired Thursday ornny june 0, at
eight O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
THE POLISH AMNESTY.

Terms OF tho Cars Pardon for Iasarrcction
md OMeaccs.
The following Russian ukase bearing The date Of War
saw May 81, signed BY Count do Berg has been pub
lshed:-
his Majesty the Emperor has bssn pleased sndsr date
18th f29th) OF Mag, 70 order
That ali polical procesdings relative 10 the recent
70 shc disorden Of which the cause,
which not yes completed before the tribunals a. also
before the preliminary commissions, should be annuled,
and the shall be set At liberty they shall not
have been guilty OF ordinary crimes, such as murder.
incendiarism, &c
q NO fresh prosecution shall be commenced
Of participation In the nsurreelon, and persons
who may b suspected Of such participation shall not be
3. Those persons, natives Of the Kingdom OF Poland
who IN Consequence OF the recent political disturbances
have besn sent different localities administrative
may return TO the county II their conduct DO
deemed satisfactory by the local authorites This per-
mission not extend 70 escesiastics whose return
shall DO dependent tho personal decision OF the
Emperors lieutenant In Poland
4 Permission 10 return to Poland Ii also granted TO
persons being natives OF the Western governments and
Who by administrative acA have been sent away from
thor " their conduct be certified sasfac-
tory by the local authorities and II they expressly de-
clare their desire 10 setts In the kingdom OF Poland
This permission does extend 10 eccesiastics who
must obtain q special permission from the Emperor's
I cltenant TO return TO Poland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20

49, nof ssvpns
principal towns in The country W. sure .nat tn
young men here arc not pleased with the su, y
tne mastached gentry from the Castle. In country
rade Is prostratc people las the Vest actually
starslns and gloom and dnlness prevail universally II
.ss?nlethng TO have the Excitement Of hide and seek
with the police,
II is somewhat remarkable that with all the naval
force the English have tho OF Ireland brig
which wrote lately has been cruising about the shores
OF the island for three weeks and has captured
I would from this that tho kenians on board her
are we'll supplied with informs'on By their friends on
The most absolute monarch could not desire better
order In his donnions than exists in this town at the
present moment. The young m6n-at least all who
obtain work-are laboring 70 obtain to emgrste
% Amerc. which appears 70 oe the aspiration Of large
portion Of the workingmeu In ireland. During this
summer valuable labor VIM leave this country for
the United States than any yea. aimee the emigration
furore Of I840 The young men who have not been
born-to an expression freely used here .swith
silver spoon In their mouths" have hope Of eth
bettering their condition that OF their country by
staying Liberty does not exist property IL insecure
trade crushed and the dim hope OF better days. which
the powerful Fcnian organization held out the
youth Of Ireland, has totally disappeared
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n
VIA Nsw OaIEAss, June 10, 1887.
"'S'"''"S .'''' ""' '" "''' 100" ''''"'1 ~
"'o''o"' '"' "'s s''"''' "o' a''o' 'o'' w
0sp''a 'ae ''s' ""- 'e agar" p'''p'"''o
"ohe'a 'i'fa"o" 'o'Auon'' VIM 40 " ''s wy 'as'
s'0"''u 'o""S'' =" u ''"''
'o'era' nea ." 'e''s AsSea "no"' :" "oau 'a"'' ~
oonauo' us oc'en'o r'p's" "a' ne "o"''u
Escooeac whose me ne ~" ones s'Vca ~ue" "sri"'A
haa MIN prisoner anu "a'eu '" '"o'' ''"s "o'''A'
Escooeaor however reiused " act
INC prooep''ues gro" sros'e' '"a' s"' "''' WIN 10
postponed On one pre'eA' OF sno'ner "' ao' "' -"
mexico cry ana OF vera o'o~' an" WI a''oe we a'""
o' Tue american minister "ean""''e' :" a''v W. pop
oiar excemens aud satisfy the army ~n'cn mas g'""h
c'amorous for MaSim'ans blood c'rcums'an's'
aocoun's o' nis eAecu'o" are oe'ns constantly o"S'
n'ea' bogus Pese'a"a"o"s' purporns 20 % S's"ou"y
hn' arc issued mere, ~ 'ne very scat o. government
anu passed ." as sonu'ne' anu eVery ae''o 'csoo'
70 IN order 70 or'ng' the ia'cn emperor INTO contempt
FIFTY OF the Leasing ladies' Of san Luis Potos haVs
had an interview with Juarez 70 ask Nax'mians ne;
The President replies that the matter had not yet coms
before him FOR disposition "hen should, no sara, no
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THE BROKEN CABLE.

Tho Rnds Grappled and Repaired and Cons
nsunication Restored.
HEARrs Coxrnsa. NJ f.. June 10, 1867.
The steamer Chiitern, which arrived bore Sunday.
proceeded Monday 10 grapple for the ends Of the
broken cable
At P. NJ the Irish end recovered tested and
found perfect.
After tho necessary buoyng and renewed preparations
for graphing, the Newfoundland end obtained,
and at ak A. to-day the ends splcod and com.
municaiion through the cable restored.
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THE ENGLISH RIOTS.

Law ana Order Restored In Birminsha ns-~
TIE Movement not Formidable.
sre.. f.s4.ss LONDON, June l0-Evenng-
Tue rtos In Birmingham which at fret had q for
nidabss appearance. was speedily suppressed BY the
action q the government.
% Ne House q Commons this evening Hon. Claiborne
Hardy, The Home Secretary announced that the dis
ssrhancss IN BsmInghsm had ended. peace and order
hsd ben rsssrsd throughout the city, and che troops
sent thsrs wore uldss orders to return TO their former
fassonn.
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|.
The physical structure OF the strongest human Deng
With pertain nsgsse power which protects nen "
imperfect ana canp0t safely be relied on " unhesny
under circumstances OF than ordinary asn
Ger Therefore n Il wisdom ID IL prudence II ~ common
10 provide asanst snch BY taking an an
with course Of HosrEfTERs STOMACH BlIIEks, tne
complete protective against all Ne spaeo sna en-.
try ~ remedy Tor dyspepsia there I 10 msdns ns
ton anywhere on the face o. the earth where hoseer
truth erists shls TOMS and Alternative would 70.
store Ma disordsred stomach 70 heahy conaon 70 we
bilious aso especially recommended ana IN cess oi con
frmed conapaon II affords speedy and peraangnt T.ei
In Oar ada tie West Indies and Anstrn We ~
sove Ali amer Of the GLASS; md the demand Tor
shem N III Foreign countries increases every season
-Nex. YORK once ~ Dey street,
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Tue Lsndon MARKETS..
kcupor, June ls-Noon.
No. II Datch standars sugar, sss. SCOTCH pig iron.
S4a Calcutta nnssed. e4a Linseed cakes GO Los.
LinssSd OIL ga Whale oil. ga ios
) ~ .g.-sIl-.s5.E4E2s LONDON, Jga6 Ie-2P. m.
y. I. &c. &c.. . .s. sas, s,s There are no
changes 10 report in other articles
LONDON, June To- evening.
Sugar steady at 25a for No. IL Dutch standard Iron
ga per ton for SEQ tch pigs Other articles unchanged
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6Vu " Is
= =. -c~c--~~~~,~~~~~.sS~
Special Telegram to the
Herald.
The Great Powers to tho Sultan on
the War in Gambia.
n Suspension Of Hostilities and
Joint Commission Of Inquiry
Recommended
Law and Order Restored in
Birmingham.
"A War Fleet Ordered to the
W Irish Channel.
Heavy Money Losses by JEFF
Davis Agents.
Political Assassination as Defined BY Berc.
gouski, Wilkes Booth and Cromwell.
Death Of the Archduchess Matilda Of Aus
tria, the Queen Apparent Of Italy.
BIZ THE CABLE TO JUNE 10.
~.,->>--~~----~~>~~~A~~~,
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
~~~~-~->>~~S~-->~>-~~~--~-
Heavy Money Losses by JEFF
Davis Agents.
Political Assassination as Defined BY Berc.
souski Wilkes Booth and Cromwell
Death Of the Archduchess Matilda Of Aus
tria. the Queen Apparent Of Italy.
By THE CABLE TO JUNE 10.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.


A JsIat Imperial Note to tho Porte-Ursent
Necessity for AN Inquiry into the Crstan
'1rsevasces-A General Commission Recon-.
s0ended.
CoNsrANrIHoPLE, June Is, 1867.
A collective diplomatic note signed by France,
Russia, Prussia and Italy was presented to the
Cabiast Of the Porte in this city, on Saturday last
on the subject Of the situation Of affairs and con-
duct Of the war in Crete.
In this note the signing Powers urge on the Sui
tan the'propriety Of an immediate suspension Of
Aosiitics Ia the Island of Gambia, and a govern
ment inquiry into the grievances of the ISLANDERS
Christian and others-in Crete the inquiry to be
conducted BY commission appointed by the
great Powers Of Europe and the government Of
tho Sublime Porte.
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THE CONGREGATION OF sovEREIoNs.
The suItan's Visit to Paris AppIauded 4. Con.
stantinoplc.


From the Paris Moniteur, June 81
Constantnope letter sates that the departure OF tho
Sultan Fixed for tho 22d OF June His Majesty will DO
accompanied by his son, Youssef EddIn- EGendi aged
nine years the Princes Murad Edcndi and Abdul
Hamed- Enendi, sons Of Abdul Mcdjd the late Sultan,
and Fuad Pachn Minister Of Foreign Affairs and the in
troductor Of ambassadors
Tho rurqaie. of Constantlnople communicates the
names OF other pcrsonages who 10 accompany the
Sultan 70 Paris. namoiS-Emin-Bcy, First secre-
iary OF the SULTAN biemii Bey, First Chamber.
monies; and Arih- Bey, First Interpreter or the
Imperial Divan; Also Aali- Boy, son OF the Grand
vze Ia attached the imperial suite Secretary OF
the Minister Foreign Affairs. This journal conslders
the Journey OF the Sultan 10 Paris event OF the
greatest importance and without precedent In the his.
tory OF Islanism. is here mott says the Trqsie,
sin the mere enuncatiop OF this fact proclamation OF
OF the greatest victories obtained by modern cviiza
ton ~
The French and English naval divisions viii rendez-
in the Dardanelles and join the Turkish fotila
which will be composed Of two yachts, an iron-cased
frigate and another shp-ofwar The Sultan, whose 10.
tenon 10 touch at several points Of the Mediterranean
will not arrive at roulon until juno 3d.
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back theLyrique TO hear Gouuods opera OF Romes 81
Jlts snd renamed TIL The olosa OF the performance.
The Pm cess ROYAL OF Prussia, who takes special In
terest in eva StAng hat relates 20 charitable insitu
t,ons went on tuesday, accompanied by Lady Cowley,
without any sun, 10 visit the Iariboisiere Hospital
wbere thev were roe eyed by the Director or the Admin
,s,ra,ion Of pnbr As Stance the Director Of tho Hosp
tai and Sir Joseph oIil who from being acquainted ~,
with As Princess had be- os NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. and
compIimenled the directors the excellence Of the
ARRANGEMENTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

~ Qu0ngzown, Juno lo-1 r. N.
Tho steamship City Of London, from New York on the
sth inst, has arrived here IN route 70 Liverpool
Disaster af Sea.
LIVERPOOL, June lo-2PM
the bark George Henry. Captain Cam. from Andross
can May for Boston. has put into Fsyd lsaky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
rEnlAn INVASION.

= war Fleet ordered 60 the Irish Channel.
- = LONDON June TO- 1887
me English government, warned by the landing Of.
essd bv the squad Of Fsnians at Dungarven have sta
s,ossd ssoswar In the channel 70 guard against the
ropesition OF similar attempts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20

BInster Of tho Mexican Newspapers.

BImster Of tho Mexican Newspapers
NKw ORLEANS, Juno 10, 1897.
newspaper pu1,ished at Guadaloupe concladed
on article Europe foiows: Heretofore she threat
ensd u.s. she inplores Before she looked upon
us with contempt; now she is on her knees before u.s.
Inc heads Of Macmillan and his Generals imper-
ously demanded BY the Mexican nation
The Mexican press congratulate themselves that no
European Powss will hereafter DO able tocosscs thom
either into paying debts or in anv other way
So far the liberal press say nothing about he United
States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
rHt SfLusylvlSIA sTA1t Asaicul IUaAl SOCIETY.

HARRfsBuRo Pa, June 10, 1867.
The Trustees OF the state Agrcuur raj Society
terday The committee reported that this week they
would visit the part OF the state and week
tho western part, 10 1x upon sites for experimental
farms. The heavy rain yesterday has Knocked down
the whoat and rye In the surrounding country but
not Injured Tho annual exhibition OF the state AsIi-
cultural Society will be held ut PittsDurg September "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
Movements Of the Russian and PrassIan
Families.


[From Galgnani's Messenger, June 81
The Emperor Of Russia, yesterday morning after q
ride In the Bots do Boulogne, went 20 several new
churches Of Paris and other public buildngs and then
paid . visit al the Tuorfcs 70 the King Of
Prussia, bis uncle, and to the Emperor Ma
poleon. The three soversigns walked for some
time together In the reserved garden and on the
terrace BY the water side The Grand Dukes and the
Prince Royal Of Prussia followed their Majesties The
preceding day tho Car dned at the Eysee and during
the repast the band Of the gendamsry OF the Guard
Ia tho evening HE Majesty and his two cons went
incornto 70 the Paais Royal theatre 70 zee the We
Pdrisenns About hour after his Majesty went out
OF the house alone and entered oqs, where he remained
. few minutes. In the meantime, however, his incog-
nito had been betrayed and seeking 70 the
theatre he found crowd collected which could not DO
passed through without difnculty. But By the aid Of
the duty the Cxss q length
bled regain his boz. The party lsft the house at
The King q Prussia on the evening Of his arrival
towards six O'Clock went 10 the Palace OF the Ely see
nay visit 10 tho Emperor Alexander. The Gar had
not yet returned home and the King waited for him.
few minutes after the Car arrived and the two
reigns had interview OF some length.
His Majesty Of Prussia made BILE st visit 70 the Ex
hbitIon yesterday morning, being accompanied by
Count Bismarck, N. Rouhcr and N. 10 Play. Tho
King will not take part In any ofcia Meeting to-day
on account or is being the annivsrxay II The death OF
frederick william III, hrs father.
TIE Prince ana Princess Of Prussia vent I've evenings
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE. VA.
Meeatsg Of Citizens TO Consider the Expe-
aiency Of Rebuilding the College.

dirHry OF heDUItUIHN tue VOtIFkC.
ToRrREss NosRor, June ls 1851
At meeting OF the citizens Of James City county AMI
the city Of Williamsburg, held In the city OF Williams
hnrg the 10th inst for expression OF opinion IN
gard 10 the rebuilding OF William and Mary College,
motion John II Barlow, Mayor OF the city, was APP
pointed chairman, and other officers we're elected.
Cyrus A. Branch, OF the county, briefly, but fscib y
explained tho object AZ the meeting, and offered
Of resolutions, which were adopted. The resolutions
look forward the early Of the college,
which had been destroyed during the and express
the beIcf that the removal Of tho college from its
present site would tend dissolve the influence whoh
il SIN exer,s over tine mind and heart Of Virginia. aud
which would In all probability, destroy It's Individuality
and result the direction OF III funds 20 inferior pur
poses II was resolved that the resolutions be
General H. A. wise one Of tho visitors Of The college.
with the request that he will his influence
to advance and promote the resusci,aiio " the old
college,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
Ius ONO DENTAL CONVENTION.

COLUMBUS, o., June 10, 1907.
Tho semi annual meeting Of the Ohio Dental Assoa.
tion held In this city to-day. They approved Of the
action OF the committee having In charge the defence
against the prosecution OF the Goodyear Dental vucnnte
Company and requested them continne the defence
10 the final hearing before the Supreme Court OF the
United States, II Necessary. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
lAaef FINE IN PiTTsDuRc.

PrrrsBuRo juno 10. 1857.
large 6re occurred last night In tho Ninth ward by
which Gillespie MItcheIl's planning mills, Hobscn \
Co sash and blind factory and the adjacent dwelings
were entirely consumed. Total loss about 800, 900
The only Insurance 10 $4,000 on Gillespie . htcheIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20

The late vceroy Of Egypt now King has dehnitivcly
fixed the day Of bis departure for France His High
ness, escorted BY the principal personages OF his
eminent, including Raghib Pacha Minister Of Foreign
Anars and formerly chief Of the Cabinet viii embark
the 9th inst on board yacht OF the Egyptian navy
and probably arrive In Paris about the 18TH THE King
has arrived In Paris - duly reported in the HERALD
Ed HxRALDl
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NEW YORK sTATf TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

BUVYAfo, Juno ~, 1907.
fhs Stats Temperance Society adjourned this sfter-
noon, 70 meet n Homer Cortland county, In QcoDsy
next Among the business transacted was Z com
msadation Of petitions circulated thrcughout the STATE
V urgs the Constitutional Uonveatlon 70 submit an a.
cIs 4tohIoItns the use end sals q lntoIica.ps dnta