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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-10
DIED,

In washirg ton city, on Sunday morning, July
9Th. Mrs. CATHAkiNE il. WEST. wife OF the late
w II. West, In the twenty. ninth year OF her age.
On Sunday, June SOth. ANNIE KATE. infant
daughter OF James j. and Martha Z. Hughes J;
Esod ii months.
Dearest Annie, thou has left u.s.
Here thy loss We deeply feel,
But Ito God who has berett w,
he can all our sCrrows heal.
Baltimore papers please copy.
On Tueaday, sth instant, at l?l o'clock, EDWAED
LEE, beloved child OF Georgia and .lhomas Rus
soil, aged eleven months and two days.
Farewell eddie. thou art sleeping
Swoetly Ia thy hone of rest,
And Wa know. while We are wearlug,
Thou ar; with thy Saviour blest.
Within each ROOM | see some toy,
Some little playthiug dear,
Cur little Eddie loved 80 well
When no was with us here.
Then lot our souls new courage take,
Aud never, never cease
To atryj 10 reach our Eddie u home,
Where al Is JOY and peace.
His funeral viii take place from the residence of
his parents, on Broad street between Seventh and
Eighth No us. THIS AFTERS0US at 8 O'clock.
The friends Of the family rsspecti uly invited
to attend without further notice.
Norfolk, Petersburg, and Spartansburg, 6. c.,
papers please copy.
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MARRIED.

on the sth Of July. 1887, by tho Rev DR.. Moore,
At Tho First Baptist church, Mr.. GEORGE W.
WHITE, OF Plymouth, N: G., and Miss KATE L.
WALKER, OF kichmond, Va.
on The .dth ultimo, at lnEleside. Lontsa comfy,
Va by tho Rev. l.. A. Cutler. Miss MATTE r.,
daugh Of K. F. Gooch, 10 NJ. T.. VAUGHAN,
E,q. Of Baltimore, Md
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SDectaI Notices.

xF- MONUMENTAL HOTEL-sALs OF
FURNITURE, dc.-Don'. forget TO Ettend sno
large sale OF Furniture. Omnibus, Wagons, Horses,
Harness, &o., TO take place THIS DAY (Wednes-
day), July 10. 1857, at the Monumental Hotel, WIN
~, ,ssa,ro Z. B. COOK,
~ :. Aucuoneor.
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DISEASE OF AMERICA.-Dy'

~ THE DISEASE OF AMEhACh'-Dy
pepsia il said to be the disease OF America. .'s
victims may be found in all stations OF me. Ing
moor as well AZ the rich are sufferers rom us me-
DESTROYING in auence. The symptoms OF this dis-
ease vsry greatly in tho different stages OF the
complaint. IL generally commences with sen.
,at,on of fullness after eating, and ehangeable,
diminished, or lost appetite. In some instances
the appetite Is voracious; and when-in obedi-
ence 10 Its promptings-a large portion of food is
taken into the stomach, pain follows In that re-
gion, with general distress, nervousness, and
nausea. Flatulency and heartburn Invariably
attend this disease. For all these symptoms
HosTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs
viii be found an invaluable household remedy,
its Alternative corrective, and restorative pro-
perties arc derived exclusively from roots and
plants the virtues Of which ars acknowledged by
and physicians. Separately, they
have often been prescribed by the profession
but were never combined until DR.. HOsTETTER
gave TO the world his
HEALTH. REsToRING BITTERs,
which have proved a sovereign remedy for dys-
spsia and its attendant evils. j lo-eod-~
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.

MO PERSON DIsFRAN-Rhn
TION NOW oPEN.--Call and registerv
early for pair Of nice Boots or Shoes at p
porIum, No. SOS Broad street, between Fifth and
Sixth. Having just returned for the fourth time,
our stock Is now extensive and complsts, and We
are anxious to sell our entire stock atereatly re-.
duced prices All persons favoring MS with call
will And it greatly to their advantage, as We make
the shoe business our principal study. We are
prices will compare favorably with any in the
city, as the following price list will testify La;
Morocco Balmorals, SIPS and upwards; Ladies
Morocco Slippers, SOC. Ladies' Morocco buskins,
ChiIdren's Shoes from Csc. upwards; Mems Boots
from $50 upwards !; Mems Balmorals and Caters
from 81 rs upwards. Country merchants supplied
at New York, Baltimore, or Boston prices. Don't
fail TO call at A. GUNST & CO.'S, No. sos Broad
street, before purchasing elsewhere:
iy 10 A. GUNsT d co.
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DOOTs, SHOES, HATS, H61
DAND TRUNKS AT WHOLESALE, AT
GARDNER & CARTOONS, An
No. PEARL (oR FouRTBENTH) STREET,

No. PEARL Tor FOURTEENTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Just received by steamer, direct from the manu-
facturers
Mems fine Calf Sewed Boots,
Mems Kip and Thick Boots, ell, s-R, and s-l4;
Mems fine Calf Balmorals and Oxford Ties,
Mems Kip and Buff Balmorals, GIL, e-l3;
MEMS L. and h. and Kip Brogans, GIL, s-13;
Ladies' fine Congress Caters, Calf, Goat, and
French Morocco Balmorals
Ladies' Kip, CALI and Pebble Boots 81, Al, OF,
Also, great variety of Boys, Misses, and Chill
dren's Shoes, making our assortment complete, to
which we call attention of the merchants Of Tir-
pin;a and North Carolina. jo27-oodSt
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nN UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONAL
OFFICE At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS

THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
]. DAVENPORT, Js., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
z. A. Paine, L. D. Crenshaw, W. K. Quarlek,
VIM H. Lyons, Jr, K. Z. Blankcn.
A. Bodeker, B. B. Wetsiger, ship,
w. A. spott, Moses Ellyson, j. b. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Butchin-
r. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
w. Z. Binford, J. W. Hall, 7. W. boswell,
J. A. Belvin, w. T. Gray, W. g. Tanner,
T. q. Dudley. Alfred Moses, j. ID. NoWlin.
The security offered TO depositors Is undoubted,
and the institution should commend Itself to all
classes.
The attention Of sll In city and country Is called
to this Institution. Here they will fad security,
convenience and profit Sums as small as one
dollar may be deposited and six per cent interest
received on same.
Office hours from A. N. to 8 p. NJ. ; on Saturday
from A. NJ. to z. NJ, and from to sP. II.
10 l3-d&swts
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Educational.

SCHOOL AT BELMONT. In Abe.
UNABLE C0UNTT.-DR. and MRS. EYEksTT
having employed competent teachers 70 eou a az.
their daughters at home, propose taxing into .nel
family several young ladies rs pupils and board.
err. The session will commence on the Isl SO OF
September, 1857, and close the 2sh OF June, lsoo'
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MONTICELLO HOUSE,
M no. 1895 MAIN STREET.
a few doors from Fifteenth,

MRs. P. E. STUBBS PRoPR1ErRgss
formerly of the National House. Broad street.
This house Is situated In the most business part
OF the city, within short distance Of the Tobacco
Exchange, convenient to the Virginia Central ana
the Danydile railroads, aud offers unusual Induce
ments to the travelling public. TERxs: Only TWO
DOLLARS per day. 10 IL
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g3,l25,O0T ~
J. B MACMURDo, Cashier.

RICHMOND VA. July !, 1857.
This day James Il. Macmurdo, cashier, person.
ally appeared before and made oath 10 inc
truth OF the above statement.
iys-3t Notary Public.
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A NTHRACITE COAL at EIGHT
n DOLLARS per ton of two thousand pounds,
time 10 mi them from vessels will get two thousand
pounds OF coal delivered at their door for precisely
what two thousand two hundred and forty pounds
cost US.
lie 90 b. WAhDW EbL q W.
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Boardt,sD and ,LOdgt,,g.

BOARD. BOARD, either with or
Is vitbou furnished rooms, can be obtsined at
M. r. Y. CONWAY,6, on Governor street, no.
III. DAY BOARDERS msy also be accommodated.
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

mdding Orleans size cur auiet sales OF superhne
at Ss Northwesiern extra Sl3 o. Wheat unchanged;
PRIME rea ,sarce Corn fsive; sales zow bushels yenow
Coffee quiet sass Of fssnssss a ssse xaassss-ssis:
Of cargo Of West In>a Al l9c WhlskeySaes OF contra
band at u 20 Cl.ver SEED In good demand at I'll.
BALrInoRE April 8. 1857.
Flour hm and snehanssd Mhsasaiss M q 81 wee - ss NJ
sslss 'SsSs &Sst.y :. X s1,Sw bond So Sc
dlns st 1sc Provlson. anchanged Mess pork 81 bulk
In tierces l3c l3<c Sugar quiet and steady ut lUc
l0i<c for fair 70 good refining
Flour nmer and IN good demand s.es 200 b6l. At
Wheat arp but scsros No Winter e s7 No 2 81 mo no
sheed, bulk and 9c In sacks Oats sc, IN bulk but at
the close held 65c Barley frmer but nnehanged Cot
ton dun unsettled and nominal; mdding, ao Whisky
and nomlpaly unchanged Mess Pork So 76 Bulk meats,
&C. llc Bacon 9<c ll<c lfyfc l2Sc for shoulders
sdes clear RIBS clear sides Lard nomlnaly unchanged;
demand; ct Soc Sc Eggs, l9c 2oc Clover seed,
stock exhausted. Timothy seed IN good demand
sales at S2 80 Flax seed - g 90 Sugar firm at
ac Coffee ssc &c Gold; lss; asnyag S1d. and lsSS
Flour steady Sales Of 900 bbls at S2 Is sfa 50 for No.
spring el3 rs 9n for red winter Sis for white, and
flS rs Sl6 for double extra Rye dour, Buck wheat
coming much reduced. Arrivals from Canada, however,
may be expected in few days Sales Of 5000 bushels No
Mwaukee club a 81 g. and 1000 bushels Canada club at
small lots a. DE- for Western barley, rye and psss quiet
50 ID. sack shorts selling ct SO s shipstuns $40
Flour 70 Boston, 6c % New York, SOc TO Albany
Schenectady, Soc
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ARREST OF A BURGLAR.
~~~--~~~~~~-~c~>o.------~
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

A Prominent Merchant Of Clinton, Iowa, Ar
rested for Alleged Complicity In a Burglary
mt Cleveland, Ohio, Three Years Ago.
CLEVELAND, Ohio April 8, 1867.
Information has just reached here Of the arrest, two
thres days since Of Charles Herrngton alias Robert
Durant At Clinton, Iowa Durant had been prominent
merchant at Clinton since 1854, and was q highly
esteemed and respected citizen. He was arrested for
being prominently identified in Cleveland burglary in
1884, when property to the amount Of $4,000 was
stolen. Durant arrested by virtue OF reQuiston
from Governor Cox, OF this State.
The arrest caused great excitement At Clinton. The
prisoner will be brought here for trial Previous to the
Cleveland burglary Duant had been sentenced 70 the
penitenary for thirty years for stabbing man, but
was reprioved.
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

A III fgIH ST. LOUIS, April 3, 1857.
special despatch from Topeka. Kansas says:-A
large convention OF those in favor Of impartial suffrage
is In session in this city. Lucy Stone, Dr.. Blackwell
and delegates from different parts Of the country in
attendance.
An association has been formed for the purpose Of
canvassng the State thoroughly and distributing docu-
The object is To carry the female suffrage well
the "negro suffrage clause the coming election.
The ocen Of tho association Governor Crawford.
President; Lieutenant Governor Green Vice President;
Judge N Wood, Corresponding secretary and an Execu-
tive Committee OF fourteen, including such names as
Charles Robinson. J. p. Root, J. B. Abbott, Colonel
Moonlight, all Of tho members or the supreme Court
and other leading men OF the State
Arrangements have been made 70 have the most
prominent advocates Of impartial suffrage from the East
stump the state, and money will be raised to conduct
orousy contested Of any which has yet taken place
The New York herald., 1867-04-04
NEWS FROM THE SANDWICH AND CLARION ISLANDS.
Movements Of the whaling Fleet.


SAN FRANCISCO, April 8, 1867
Honolulu advices to March II have been received.
The affairs Of Walker Allen 4 Co. were beng rapidly
closed.
Tho stone Of the proposed Reformed Catholic
Cathedral has been laid by bis Majesty assisted by Bishop
Stasy and the clergy Of the Church Il is intended
memorial TO the late Kamehamaha the 4th.
The American whaling bark President arrived ct Homo
lulu February g. Aom the Clarion Islands, with 100
bbs sperm oil and 80 bbla Of whale oil. She reports
the following vessels at the Clarion George,
100 bbls Reindeer. % do; ; Brothers, 30 do; James,
$50 do. Fanny 100 do. John Rowland, 200 do Sea
Breeze, hx whales; J. D. Thompson, two whales;
Champion three whales; Josiah Perry and Nile, each
one Ocean and r West each one; George and Lydia,
each one half whale.
The General Pike arrived at Honolulu on the I'd Of
March, from the Galapagos Islands, with is bbs. OF
sperm OIL She reports as the Galapagos Islands the
Emily Morgan, with 280 bbA sperm; R0nan 100 bbls.
sperm; Caroline +. Foose. loo bba sperm; Coral end
Matilda, clean. Y .,.s. ~,
The veassi Bsnjamin cummines from New Bedford,
and the Jsannett from the California coest with 30
bbls erm, arrived at Honolulu on the 10th Of March
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Ssulas On private terms OF other dsscrpons ws heard
ruled ysry Ssss IN y only .s,s
sssss ss bacon ana PEI s SSss.. corn q
Sd, and 5O0 bales cotton at I'd Te Brsol 50 tons ailow
S s: sss q SS sS.ss 1s .nd from s
Phi, 20 IS n On sn % r..s n o,o.o,.
yossps Glover CO make % The stcck % April iS In New
ausS CLOTH ruled arn though dull a. ,.c on the SPOT
and iis gold 70 sSrd 2 arrive joseph m Glover Co
IN %fss sos iss 5 a. In Ne" YORK. bales and
..d s..: x S - , Ss's 8 ess sss ss: %
cgy.do at ecc and 20 hhds 90 on private terms .
sa Jas sss sonsd .S:S - Sss 4, e
iss wore moSss:ssy civ:
Ssnsa y c's g. as'S az GeS Ts
NIs; oda No 9 % and 20 90 ARCS; Il q g fsr
oHs-Iin:ssa va. moderate jooSIns demand :, q 2
stour last quotations, remained steady.
@ 50 's; DGFs - sssf
ss %ss: sSSs rs %
"oash and rsgsl.r were xsOO Sb., q Ses o f1 for
D,S D,%. @ ssa s = S ID " %oss ssr
I "a q S, = % ss 80 % e. ss ns:
plain Also 30 bbis beef hams which ruled arm :. go
were s s,See. dssdsd % sale. Is psssass
a. Iase IKE Tor ham. and = zoe fer shouiders me
% s :sss % ss:. ..; "a sI .s. .sss 81 4:
lard market ruled dull and heavy The sales limited
se nsg H. d % lsa % s.isr s z. .s' Ss.q Ss aad
Cheese was unchanged: I2c lsc according 70 quality
frrnoixun-Rscepts 4,zo5 bbls The demand fer crude
wss M Mfns yesterday but the msrts ruled NOR. esdy At
The only sale we could ar Of 700 bills savy
lsc barrels returned The market for bonded still
unued TO rule dull and heavy Standard white freely
cGesed % At &c ~ the ccss sale. hewever effected o.
- obls Ic In Philadelphia We heard Of TIE sale Of
Ho bbls. standard white a 17cL 81 3lN III n
Kfct ruled quiet though nrm NJ previous prices.
srrAK.r was n nodesAss demand and firm Sales - oe
ios, s.y srs .ytc Asc 400 lss gresse .! so lgc
for raw and an ADVANCE q fully per H.
lar 20 good refining Cuba cosin6 strong q l0o Ofc
The demand % ySs Hrtncipsy from rsansrs The sales
~, Ilc chiefly a No. Porto Rioo q llHc. sl1c and
~ boseS part ~ H7Sc Refined was more active and
shade hrmer standard hards being l<c 1Sfc
srsps0f Caleusta husesd beyond the ssaes prevo1sy
reported nenro o. noehine thoueh The nartet ruled
Arm q previous rates Clover ruled seady sod firm 5
l,c scordinE % qualify or timothy small sales wsrs
..Tllaow unchanged Sales iss.soo lba Il ii,se
'4awry.--Recepts. ss4 bels The market wss without,
notewnhy change The sales reported were 40 bbls Al
30c. for weftern In bond and 2ec. for state in bond
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firm, and demanded full prices The sales were 42ooo
bushels at 81 l 81 80 for No. Milwaukee club and 81
IS for mixed spring The market irm at 81
q in store for Western mixed and 81 23 (asked) afoa
The sales restricted BY the extreme Views Of holders
The sales were 400 bushels AZ q 20 q 2 for mixed
for do at the depot and 81 2 81 q for Southern yellow
anoa Oats were hrmer though prices quotably
higher. and only moderate business done. Sales
%ooo bushels a 7ac 7sc for state and &c eoc for
bulk Of the business At shade easier prces Sales
81 0 bushels at DO Csc for Canada West In bond 81 Is
81 q for do free and size for Western. Rye quiet
but frm The extreme prices demanded restricted sales
Western was quoted 81 81 yS Malt ruled duh and
nominal.
CoTros-Under the adverse cable nsws from Liverpool
the market continued heavy, and sti further decline
submitted TO- prices IN some instances having fallen on
fully ic per 10. At the reduction however there more
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

Tho commerce OF New York nom July 20 date Of
each Of the years mentioned compares Is follows:-
1664-65. 1S65-66 l606-67.
Imports mdse l16 090 $22l S54 200 4l04 500
Exports produce 1775s4625 l67, 567 1872 6SS 429
Exports specie. 20, ,S3l i7456,22s % 2S4,9ll
The total value Of imports at Boston for the week end
ing March 90 81, $40 against 81 SIS during
tho corresponding week in 1885, Total since jan l. this
year. &I02S S877Q
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

Mining shares heavy with the exception Of Ala
media SILVER, which strong and advanced 10 50 IS
under GOOD reports relative 70 the company's afais
Al the t board Alameda Silver closed loc higher than
n the Ame time yesterday selling q % o. Consoi-
dated Gregory Gold was 55cl lower selling as IS 50;
Peoples Gold and Silver loc., selling q Sl Quartz
Hin 2sc, selling Al 81 IS Davidson Copper sold at
~ 90 Al The second board Quartz Hill closed &C. lower
shan = the ART board selling at 81 NJ Ccrydon &c.,
selling ~ - 10 Alameda silver vas &c. higher, selling
II % IS Consolidaisd Gregory Gold 2sc, selling u
% IL am
The National Bank OF the Republic of this city has
Increased n capital 70 one million dollarR
Ths following letter from Mr. Mcculloch refers TO the
dsss O which the new Tariff bin went into operation -
r TREASURY DxPARruxxr March 70, 1851.
GDr1xnKS-Your communication OF the 2lat instant
received appealing 067 from the decision OF the
Collector at Boston in assessing duties under the
March q 1857 certain merchandise imported by you
Per Asia the Sd instant and alleging that
such merchandise In only liable 70 the rates OF duty
existed by law prior TO the date OF said act for the
that 1t the time OF ts arrival In the United
States the said act had received the signature OF the
President OF the United States
In reply you are respectfully informed that said act
~ o1caly received at this department. bears upon its
face the fact that signed and approved by the
President OF the United states tho I'd day Of March,
1897 and that provides that the rates OF duty therein
prescribed shall be imposed the merchandise therein
provided for, from and after IT'S passage.
The decision OF the Collector therefore, is hereby
afRrmed. NN
am, very respectfully,
The receipts for customs, and the receipts payments
and balances At the subTrsasury in this city for the
week have been as foows:-
The New York herald., 1867-04-04
Half.pase Two O'Clock
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

eWEDNksDAx, ApniS-0f N
AsHEs-Receips 30 bbls. Pot was in moderate demand
and % 10 es6 62K. Pearl dull and nominal
BRxApsrurrs-Receipts 60l2 bbls nour $50 bbls. and
100 bags meal 500 bushels corn se6 do oats The
FOR nth State and Western -four unchanged In
every respcct The demand moderate but holders
inxed OF their nrmness and the sales at fun
MIA At SIS % sls IS n sacks and bbs and ~ sls for
prices essentially changed Sales $50 bbs For rye
Hour there but little demand but previous prices were
noticed sales OF 500 bbls including Brandywne s. S.
The New York herald., 1867-04-04
RETURN or TINE SEALING FLEET.

Arrival OF the First Vessel nj So. Johns. N.
F.-The Fishing Prospects Favorable. &c.
Sr. JOINS, n. f.. April g. 1867.
The Mastn the first Of the sealing feet arrived
Harbor Grace yesterday having taken sixteen thousand
Eve hundred seals She reports favoraby the prospects
OF the fisheries.
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

fHrilpslrHrA Aprn 8, 1857.
So ks dali Pennsylvania State fves, l00 horris Canal
Wh; rhindeithia ana Ere hsiiroad, "a Reading Rail
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the NEW JERSEY CENTRAL aAllaeAu COMPANY.

TRENTON N. j., April 3, 1897
Petitions having been presented TO the Governor,
charging the Central Railroad Company with depositin
nud &C. In the Xiii Won Kull and destroying navsar
tou By bridge at Newark bay, the Houe adopted =
resolution appointing committee OF ave 10 ke Ada-
Wits and testimony n relation 10 SAID injuries and report
70 the next Legislature.
TEXAS FAxur-Some Galveston grocers nnd Il profit
able to advertise certain kind Of smoking tobacco
"Rcbsls' Comfort" Like the comfor they got from
Andy, il ends in smoke. rts M M ..
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

BxRR.--M Teaneck, Bergen county, N. j., on wssnss.
day ornna, April B. n The resIdence Of her mother
ELIZA JANE wife Of Edward Barr in the 27th year Of
her age
attend the funeral, from The First Reformed Dutch
church, q Hackensack, n ~ on Friday afternoon as
The members Of Hobotsn Lodge No 50, " and A. ~,
and also panalpha Chapter No. II, Of Hoboken, ~
are invited 70 attend
youngest son Of James and Louisa seew Boger in the
12d year Of his age
The funeral wi take slace on Friday afternoon q two
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

During the month Of March there have Arrived from
foreign ports the following number OF passengers, dstn
gushing those that arrived In steam vessels-
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

Srsham. j Curtis Charles Stanwood and others She
slsocc s sc.o'' = ''''' ''' ' " '-' ' "'S'e' '''
sesn yo.mo;, from w rw'%,nsscn; n, 2, for xyort
Hampton Roads with cargo shifted. = = = '
scHn W sus.oxs from Charleston for baltimore,
SnnasusS ons; snis Al Cape Nay in is Nv
scHn NATIVE ArrRicAH, a. Newburypor9from xayasues.
s e gale E asn
which broke mAnSoom wheel and tsr stove bnnsce split
scn Hrxnr csosxrv at Savannah from Portland on The
Sss SsSm q sas "a sss % !. rs ssrh % lost fore and main
scHR N BnookISos. at savannah from wiscasset on
the 2st u on Hatsaras encountered gale, losing
away ''''--' '-- '-"' go 80 - -
seaaS M.s,stg n 3 Msy Charleston from
s during s., .hs lost
Lam Ship s sP xsss S ss he Fss
,pSls the sehr Pandons In isaiy eOndtiOa ana sso Of
ssSa / A sncOcr, Smith, At casrs..on from rhll..
N We s o o. Caps ps q
boat ana sustained other injury. 81, ~ sa 4 "a 4.
sssssox. March rhs american .hrs Ellen q Isss lee
out .sd ne latter from Ly:rIoo =. ssss ~,
e. q ss Sso r:s Dcss for 1s
...s .s .s..-. q Ss ssss a s s.s s. &
has been heard from she sccd vessel e 50
=: 1: :s
We are indebted TO Purser Ely. Of the steamship
swp MAyvrovrsrbe fcIowins s IRON TIE United States
Consul a samoush Eng hsDdsd o 70 " ny MI Ely hs
70 q a. se ~ ~ ss 81 msod
bales seno and ,ss ,cIlsw,ns rscsI,, dated New Or
ss" o tncn psc Y Cotton 3 eceS stsa S
D sss ss s s ass w.,. 4 4 Isy
and the were doubtless from that vessel probably
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

Orr ENrERPRIsEs AT CnuRcH FAIRs.-ln his
address to the Episcopal Clergy of the Western
District OF Tennessee, lately in session Of Boil
var Bishop Quiutard said ;-"When thoughtful
man of the world are at loss to apologies Tor
procticea in which Christians thoughtlesaly IN
lulse. suraly il is time for the pastors of Christs
aoek 10 lift a voice Of warning and admonitlon,
charpe YOU, before God that ye BIO not remisa
in rebuking sharply, and with all authority, not
onlv the worldliness which We so much deplore,
but especially those vicious practices when
have gained popularity among Christian people
FIR raising money to do the Lords work II IL
treason against God aud his Christ to give cOun'
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