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no ls-s.M&ThtDec2stdtd Trustee. :

DOR RENT AT AUCTION.-I shall, on
E WEDNESDAY the lsr day OF December ne1I
ON the premises, commencing at O'Clock Z. u,
prnceed 10 rent out ut auction for the term oil oSe
vear that very valuable property known Is m ,S
MSHOT-TOWER HOUSE" situated on the sous sou.
side OF Grace street. beins the second house IRON
St Pgul's church. This property Is III the hear. y.
the city, and IS well suited for boa ,ding-hon'e'
Tor Tor = ar r:,ideuce JOHN W. WEIGHT
10 % Receiver.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
huctIoneer and Real Estate Agent.

DRICK TENEMENT, ON THE NORTH
Is SHE OF THE, RASIN BANK BETWEEN
ZENITH AND ELEVEN STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTIoE.-Will be sid AT ancil"n'
M the premises. on MONDAY the 18th o. Nnven-
her Is6g at o'clock p NJ. the { ccllent THREE
STORY BRICK TENEMENT located as above,
now I'm the occupancy OF. McsSrs. Roberts 4 II r.
-is It front. rs well on Cary street tie MAR
rin Of the Basip. aud IS admirably adapted for u
Wholesale commission house.
TERMS One-fnurth cash balance nj four, eight
md twelve months, for negotiable notes. Interest
added. secured by = trust deed. ". GoDDlN,
mo ~ Aurtlonecr.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctlonecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1859 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDRY VIZ,
tue Of Il deed oftrust, dated 2dth May. lsI3, anu
recorded IN The clerks office Of licnrco COUNTY
court, from Miles Amber (Bow Geccas.dl ana
his wife To me- to secure debt therein incn'lout1'
whereof Il balance + rem ing due Of sLo2i.lS'
with iusercst on S0s8.ol from nth February, 's,'
Ill payment, and IN execution oil decree mt1s
the lst Of November. 1888 by the circuit court ol
HenTic0, I'm two causes pending therein OF ,Ifts.
and wife, late exccutrl& Of Amber. against ssS
and another. aud Of Vest against smith. annlnIs-
traitor lie bUnis non with the will anncSednt AM
bier ard Carrier aud wife and others, sh'I, NJ tc
front door Of the courthouse NJ fenrsco county,
on MONDAY the eth day ~ December next lngoe-
the hour Of noou}, pose To sale az pnlc huclln'
4 TRACT or LAND containing ias estinIa,,.c1Dt
TWO HUSDRED AND SEEENIt Il " "
ACRES. situate IN the county Or hcnTico Oh
White OAK swamp. adjoining the ltHds OF J hoinS.
Bin ord about sixteen miles brlo" the CITY %
Richmond and which the sIid Miles Amber orSU
pied AZ the time Of his death. -,
THE TERMS OF SALE will be for cash ~ haau
sufficient TO pay thr expenses OF executing ~
said decree and ouc-third Of the sum remaining
ue As aforesaid, with Interest computed III sac
payment and on acredt OF three Il" nths !'oa
tie av OF sale for one other third OF tie '!d suh
and Of ELK month, from the said day Tor Ia rea' "a
the sale money the deferred instruments 20 &c &c
secured By negotiable notes VEL! endorsed, anu '!
retaining the title OF the land III paymen!:
WILLIAM GREEN,
49,, nITn,naap Syd,h Trlstps &c.
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BY HIll Il G0ddin,
Roal Estate Auctloueors, 1909 Main stree,

DRTCK DWELLING, on MAIN
Is STREET BETWEEN MADISON An
MONROE, FOR SALE AT AECTlON.-Wo
viii sell ct auction. ON the premises on THURS.
NJ, the very desirable BRICK TESEMENr l0c,.
ted as above recently occupied by ". II. VS.,
ESQ.,, containing i've rooms ; kitchen with 10
rooms; coal, wood and cow-hou;c--a!l In com.
pIcte repair.
Lot fronts so feet ana runs back Ia feet 10 q,
alley 20 feet wide; rear yard paved; front ward
nicely graded and turfed.
TERMS: At sale. HILL GDDnIN,
10 u Auc,i0neCrs
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STOVES AND TINwARE.

SUNNYSIDE TRIUMPHANT.-Ihe
, only premium given BY the Virginia stat' A9si
cultural Society for stoves was awarded tat 81
INSIDE STOVE. Fog sale only by eioSN A|-NS
TIE, $50 Broud street.
This Stove heats or more rooms sna - ~
surpassed for economy, cleanliness ana irttr
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y LID
J TISWARE.! coons,,,
,r,,,p!rS g GREGORY

CHARLES G. GREGORY
Is receiving, anu keeps constaotiy q, haha' 81
assortment OF the most improved patterns "
COOK KING STOVES. for wood or coal ria
PARLuR. STOVES ot every iesef'gt1f93nea Dry;
NE SHEpHERD COOK for wood M0kSlISwH
and EVENING STAR EXTESDED-TQP Sothis
ING-sTOyEs, the best III use, which VIII 10 s"''
at the lowest prices. ,,.,S srpprT
az NO. tSt' aa1- -
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWO ACRES OF LAND
adjoining the above, with improvements.

LIFE INTEREST in about TWELVE ACRES
OF LAND, with improvements, near Oak Park.
Terms : One-thrd cash the balance on Il credit
Of six and twelve months, with interest from day
Of sale. the purchaser 10 give notes with approved
security for the deferred payments; the title to
bc retained by tie assignee uuIil said notes are
paid ASD'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee
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WANTED, DRIED APPLES, in any
w orantitv for which we will pay the higlesi
''"' nv MASSIE & HARVEY.
rooa Fourteenth street.
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and the fishing shores slone rent annually from
800 to 81. 900.
TERMS One-third cash !: the balance on A c,ss.
OF SIX and twelve months with Interest from d,
or sale, the purchaser to give notes with apuroys
security for the deferred payments the hi. 10 !,
retained by the assignee until such notes are n,Id
ASD'W RUTHERGLES,
no l2--MG htd Assignee
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rE,HE HANDSOME COUNTRT-SEAT
4 CALLED MONTEBELLO." WITHIN \
FEW HUNDRED YARDS OF THE EASTERN
CORPORATION LINE. FOR RENT am au-
thori2rd To rent that beautiful and lnagnlhceh
country seat located Us above, opposite =" Monm'
Erin' ard ad Joining the residence OF Robert l.
Brooke. Esq. There are fourteen acres OF ING ING
attached and the dwelling, which IS surr0'in'ch
hy oak trees is one OF the handsomest III the c"un-
IL. TO a careful tenant the rent VIII Ire very rel-
snnahIn ADuly to W. GODDlN.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, Lecturer
~ on Chemistry in the summer school "f the
Medical College Of Virginia. IN addition 10 lie
practice Of his profession. Il prepared to make
ASSAYS Of ores, analvse minerals, soils. aud va
fcrs fest poisons liquors. &C.. and perform vi
GENERATIONS Involving chemical Analysis or testing.
Once and address, lie Main street, Richmond
w no 27-diw, sw"t, ny"
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rE,RVSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN CUMBERLAND AND
BTCKINGHAM.-The undersigned, trustee In 4
deed ex ecrted by DR.. William B. Tn"les aud Wiie,
and duIy recorded in the clerks Office "f Culnber-
land county. will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on TlICRSpAr,t the goth & December
i8Us that valuable TRACT OF La. ID s'tua!e'i IN
Cur,ber lnnd and Buckingham counties adjoining
the lands Of Edmund W. liIhard1 samuel Cnrt:f
a.ld others and contatr ing FIVE ny DnED
AND FIFTY-SEFES i ND OAE-HA NJ; r ALL.
The land IS very valuable. * Ia Il good nei@hGor-
hood and has 4 considerable amount OF y ms 5
Creek fats The improvements consist Ok Il large
4ndhnndsome two-storicd dwelling house and all
necessary out-bnildiugs. ..,...,,a..
TERMS: BY the deed the whole nt the purchase
money is required to paid IN cash but no doubt
l. en-, ertained that arrangements can be made on
tbe ~ ~ s.Ie for reasonable credit. IL desired.
RICHARD j. PHILLIPS,
no o7 otawaw Trustee.
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CPIRITS .TURPENTINE.--A few bar
- rels just received. VARNISHES Of superior
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
nsuvufgtQ
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RFARKET FARM, EIGHT MILES
WI FROM R1CHM0NN Oh TIE NOUN
TAIN ROAD, AND ONE-HALF NILE FROM
J;ICUSiDND FREDEElCkSBUEG AND Po-
TOiiAC RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT htE-
TONI will sell at public aurtion, on tIie pre-
misses Oh FRIDAY the 3rd day Of I,cccuhcr ncXt,
nj - a. clock W.. that desirable GARDEN FAM
above described. occupied 10y Mrs. SOPHIA ,Ilcy:
containing TWEE ~ AND y OF ARIER
,CRI!S. 6nc-half of which l. in cultivation the
baiancr in wood The improvements cnnsistof
plain dwelling. The place IS we'll w"tcrcd, and
well adapted u market purposes.
~ "---tit ALFRED ALLEY.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
DRUGS, HEEDICENEs. dc.

ICELAND MOSS PASTE, for coughs,
i colds, &c. Also recommended for pnb!ic
speakers. For sale b.
i. L. DUPUY, Apothecary,
no1s i27 Broad street.
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By Wellington GOddin,

VERY EXCELLENT BRICK STORE
' AND uWELIING: On TIE S4C III SIZE LIE
AND TWENTY. FIFTH STREETS, FOR Sal. +
At AUCTION viii be sold at auction, on the
premises. on MONDAY the 10Th November loVe,
1t o'clock y. NJ. the very neat and desirable
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING located rs
above, now occupied by Mr.. \. HlrshberS as Il
DIV goods and clothing store and residence.
TERMS: Orc.th:rd cash; balance 1T four and
eight months for negotiable notes. Interest added
secured by Il trust d' cd.
1t Is not only an excellent location Tor business.
hut /. rfTrrs ncculiar advantages for profitable
investment W. hvl'I'iN.
AuCliOnteT.
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got
L r.t.1r,t-1,1-,a, rAI1, on u NlrDIrI11,

1 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPT'S
"A LANDS IN MADISON COUNTY, VA, AT
AuCTInS.-By virtue of orders OF The United
States district court Tor the district of Virginia,
dated 18th and 3fst Of Angus, 1852 shall offer for
sale on TUESDAY, 3Jth day Of November, 1852. NJ
l. O'Clock NJ. In front of the United states court
house In the city OF Richmond. free from al liens
aud membranes the Following property beiong-
ing TO the bankrupt estate Of John j. Robinson
oak Park containing ONE HUNDRED AND
uRTY-NINEA ACRES, with good improvements.
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BY James VI. Taylor.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
OGice No. SCI Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 HOUSE AND LOT IN RnCKETTS.-Pm-
suart to the provisions Of two deeds OF trust exec
ted Ivy William Ryan aud wife Ia me, and re-
rcrtcd in the clerks office OF tire Richmond iiuS-
tings Court-one dated eth September. lsoi ana
the ;hcr dated I'D November, l:d7--1 shall, on
THURSDAY the 9TH day Of December, 1909, at
O'Clock j. NJ. on the premises, sci! At public auc-
dom to the highest bidder. the PROPERTY de-
scrIbcd In said deeds for the purposes mentioned
IN said deeds. 49,
TERMS: Une-lhird cash; one-thlrd on credit
% tour months: and the 'cmdlaing thirI on !.
credit Of eight mont - with ucrot;nble notes IN
t,rcst adetit or The Il. erraa ymc1ts. and deed
OF trust the property tn secure the notes given
This prnpcrtv consist, Ola LOT OF GROUND,
will = BRICK STORE and DWELLING thereon.
In that part OF the city OF Richmond called Rock
ettS.
The lot Is on the south side Of Lester street east
of Giis'e creek, fronting 30 feet on Lester street
and running back IS feet.
This house has long been occupied az business
stand. aud Is valuable rs SGCh.
THOMAS. EVANS, Trustee.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR, Auctioncer. no ~
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WANTED, TWO COLORED Sen
w WANTS, COOK and ClIAM NIB. .:i, Mp -,
for wealthy gentleman and ms iaH! T 1nrso III
S;nod wages viii be given and expenses paid t.
destination. None need apply unless yell III recon-
,ncoIcS LEE & GODD1N,
~ ~ @, No. l1l3 Main street.
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TET THE BEST.
FIREPLACE STOVE.
ron .Dox,s
HEATING TWO AND THREE Gooas'
THE DEsr STOVE OUT,

THE EESI oION. VNR'
The undersigned would respectfully refss % %
numerous citixens 10 whom he mo so.a aud
atoyes rs TO their economy, eonSehls,nsrssib s
cleanliness. S .,iitsr II, TIA and
Wsodware, hoIas-F furnishing ssoo.a7' 49, "a 81
front Building. Governor street.
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By Lee & Goddin. Auctioncers,
No. llla Main street.

SMALL TRUCK FARM,
~ ON MOUNTAIN ROAD. ONE MILE BE-
YOSD D. s. FARM ON BROOK
TURNPIKE, FOR SALE AT AuCTlON:-'n
a0NDAY, Goth November ut L. o'clock NJ, In
front OF our Office. No lll3 Main street. we VIII
sell the above FARM, containing TWENTY
ACRES sixteen of which arc cleared you Nc
ORCH ARD of fifty fruit trees well OF excellent
water house with two rooms, &C.; an excellent
TrRS,S. IT sale. LEE & GODDIN.
No ~ Auctionecrs.
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NOR RENT, q BRICK HOUSE, Ga
L situated on the west side of Second street, 81
aud opposite the bury ing-grouud, oEtaining io"r
rooms; Il kitchen with two room, and well of
wafer. An excellent lot attached.
j.. d. EACiI0.
no 90: Real Estate Age 1t.
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ByPaine ( Co., Auctiorccrs.

Z ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
1 4 Gn WEDNESDAY,, ccemher Isl. we w!Ii
scIl 1T burner warehouse, Nos. 1902 and 1891 Main
street. commenting ~ ~ y CLOCK, very large aud
desirable assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
now receiving and comprIsIrga great variety .,
new and hoice goods suited t. the season.
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES, AMI 8NLNuRALS.
consisting ri mems, w0mCn's. boys. misses and
childrrn's boots and shoes among "hich /, w
riety of Danes aud oth.r popular makes. Ato,
Il very large and 9e;i :, ~. stock Co. ,,
lust received rOmrr!siug every variety FOR men
and boys prime heavy 20 d', suited to Winter
S''''' 200 dozen ME <'sand BOY" HATS,
VI tie latest and best styles among Th!ch are many
LADIES' CLOAKS, ARABS, BREAKFAST
loo rcams NV WVnntFpI%l; PAPER.
This will be one Of the l4rgo,t aud most 1tlrsc.
tive stocks we have ever offered At auction. andwe
solicit the attention OF city aud country dealers 70
the same as they viii have = rare opportunity Of
buying good goods at low prices.
Goods backed and shipped without extra charge
no % '"> - rAISE ( 90. Auctioneers:
Z ARGE SALE OF LAND AND PER.
LSDEAL PROPERTY.-ln c9mp!!anc" wi;ha
tcmber term. 1859, In the suit .! IN" ENthauge
Bank for &C. rs. Couch. &c, ~! SCI al Tue tr,-
tcuCn r John <. Couch. On WEDNESDAY mo
lJth of December. 1863. the TRACT or LAND
upun which H. resides. about Two miles from
ChristinnsyiIle, MrcNenbMrg county w.. hd;
joining ihe lands Of Jshn Hrlms &Ma T,YT, ~.
TWO ACRES, having upon II c"m'nodous
DWELLING aud aiI necessary Improvement.
Also. TRACT OF IAN - about Us" niles from
the ahov.. sdiuiu.uS william Smith md other.
and containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
tCRES. u.
OF six ard twelve months, the purchaser rN"rHNhs
bond with Interest from date, and the TIL" being
retained until The Whole 81 ne purchase mon! j.
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By Sampson Jones, Jr., Auctloncer,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.

Z WILL OFFER AT AUCTION AT MY
\ store Fifteenth street between Main and
Cary, on MONDAY the Goth instant. commencing
at baif-past 10 o clock y. NJ, good stock Of
GROCERIES.
LIQUORS. etc;
to which the attention of the :r de IS invitc,i.
,o ca SAMPSON JONES, JR.
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E7OR RENT, FIVE GOOD-S1ZED en-
e ROOMS on Broad street third door above SSE:l
LTirSt street over the store of Denoon K Magraw.
Rent low. Apply to CHAR rs L. TODD.
no - corner Sixth and Clay.
TNR RENT, the NEAT FRAMED 81
Il COTTAGE RESIDENCE of five rooms I'll
and oul-kitchcn recently in the occupancy "l
Major Writ Harrison. located on Grove street one
saiiare beyond Mr.. John c. ShHfer's, and nearly
opposite the residence Of Captain Charles ! NOR
rse Large lot, with fruit trees. grapes, &c, anc
\ good cuw-hoilse or stable. Possession given al
u. b. ROBINS. No. 1902 Main street.
sac o. or corner Of Tenth.
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FOR REM.

E'OR RENT. 4 desirable HOUSE, for Ea
3 = .ma1I family on the northwest corner 81
of Marsh II and Second streets. now occupied u!
Rev Mr. Chamhliss. The house has various con-
ycnicnCes, ~ bathroom, watcr-cloSetS- sc. ios-
session Given December LIST. Apply on the prem
Cos - no 27-3tS
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WANTED. FIRST VOLUME OF NAL
JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
,os ar Attorney ut Law.
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nor RENT, that most DESIRABLE On
L RESIDENCE, No. sl3. on The south side Eel
Of Marshall street., containing ten rooms. ana
kitchen with four ROOMS, bath-house, gas and
water now in the occupancy of Colonel Carr.
Possession can be had on the lst day Of December
I. ID. EACHO,
M OF a Rrul Estate \ gent,
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SUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
= market price In CASH Tor SUMAC, delivered
either at our t.nncry In Manchester, az railroa'
dcpo1s In Richmond or ut store l!%2 Main street
Richmond. The leaves must be of green color.
well dried and free from berries. sticks, and sand
yn ~ HCI.ST q KING.
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TOR RENT, 4 SUIT OF ROOMS 81
l. on second nnor, consisting of two large LA
rooms and ore small one attached also, az
house and convenient kitchen, into which water Is
conducted House within six squares Of the capt.
toL. In a desirable nci.hborhood; For further ln-
- .nd1tH' 1914 Main street.
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WANTED. to hire an experienced
w ErrSE for a Young infant. Apply III |
norrhwest corner of Marshall and Tenth streets
no ac ., JOSEPH +. WINSTON. |
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EOR RENT. desirable PRIVATE "a
4 RESIDEHC: on First street between d.
Main and Cary streets, with eight rooms; Kitchen
with four rooms: aud water on the premises.
price $500 Applv TO IUCIEN HILL.
at Breeder & FOX's.
no os-3t corner al Fourth and Broad.
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o , I = q A = z .
Juan Nepomuceno Almonte.

Juan NepOmuccnO AlmOnte.
telegram from Paris announces the death In that
city on Monday Of this prominent Mexican general
and politician. He was born in Mexico during the
latter part OF the last century, received fine educa
tion and early distinguished himself as man OF
ability and an officer Of skill and courage. During
the Texan war he served as general officer under
Santa Anna, and was q participant In the massacre
OF the Alamo" the records Of which were found IN
his journal. At the battle Of San Jacinto his con-
spicuous galiantry was rewarded by President
Bustamente, who appointed him Secretary
Of War-a position he filled with success,
the suppression Of the insurrectlon headed
by Urea in ls40 being due to the energy
and courage he displayed. During the latter part OF
the same year, however, successful revolution
drove Bustamente from power, depriving Alm0nte
Of his ofice. Possessing but slender means he was
forced to make livelihood as lecturer on sciences
Mexican Minister to Washington, where he remained
for several years, making numerous friends by his
saave manners Deang ~ ana
between this country and Mexico ne represented his
government at the French and British Courts until
the return to power Of his friend Santa Anna In 1862
when he was sent again to Washington. In 1865
the downfall OF the dictator occasiOned his removal
o' to remain long in retirement he being shortly
after appointed Minister to England. In 1881 the
allied Intervention took place, which eliminated IN
posed to the liberals lost opportunity to urge the
French Emperor to the course he subsequently pur
sued In the midst Of the dissensions between the
allied commanders he arrived at Vera Cruz with let
ters from Napoleon which gave to the Intervention
new but not altogether unexpected feature. Eng
land and Spain withdrew from the alliance. France
continued the work Of establishing new order OF
things In Mexico Almonte declared hImsef dictar
tor, ana proceeded TO organize an army which
made itself notorious for Its excesses.
When Macmillan was proclaimed Emperor
that unfortunate prince bestowed many marks Of
favor upon the deceased, at one time appointing
him head Of the imperial household. The suppress
sion OF the rebellion In the United States and the de-
cslve attltude assumed by the government rendered
the chances Of imperial success uncertain. The
French troops were announced to be withdrawn,
and Almonte was sent on mission to France. He
failed, however, to aid Maximilian although II Ia
but Justice to his memory to admit that he made
every possible effort to induce Napoleon to keep his
forces IN Mexico for few months longer. After the
downfall OF the empire and execution OF the Empe-
ror the deceased took up his residence In Paris
where he lived until his DEATH General Almonte
was man of rare abilities and varied attainments
But lew natives OF Mexico can boast OF the nigh
mental culture he possessed.
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this note the employing printers nad another meet,
ing and adopted resolution that the Typographical
Union was n0b0dy-was nothing Tney wouid mol,
then, recognize the Union as being OF the ieast m
they voted $4,000 TO dght nobody witn III con-
cluslOn he said we shall send forth voice nom tnis
rostrum tonight that shall awake tGese gentle
men at Albany that shall unearth those Dis IN favor
the benches OF the committee rooms We shall tell
them from here that the wo, kngmen are not 70 De
longer tampered with or treated with impunity; that
we demand the passage Of these bills and that IN
no longer be duped or numbugged with the lab0rers
hand and hammer posters throughout the CITY Tor
week before election day. Cheers and applause.)
Mr. PURCELL was the next speaker. He drew
tast and the laborer. He called upon the working
men, that II required In their various trade organza
tons 10 sacrifice something for their mutual benefit
they should remember that these individual sacri-
fces must be made; that II they wished to secure
to their children and their cnildren's children
any OF the blessings that were supposed TO
result from an advanced state Of civilization
they must remember that some sacrifices
sacrifice something for it-must suffer some
thing for it. They had nothing to-day but what
those who went before them had fought for labored
Tor, struggled for and sacrificed for And he would
ask, would they indolently enjoy the small advan-
tages they possessed without coming out and re-
solving that we shall make these advantages greater
And II q sacrifice Is demanded, to man we shall
accept 1t. and, II necessary, strike for our rights.
The army OF labor must strike for their rights, for
their liberty and make labor, make the great mass
OF the people In this democratic country the ruling
power. (Applause.) This only can be done by their
selecting from their own ranks the legislators and
the officers of our city government. (Applause.l
Messrs BLIZZARD, OF the tailors; James Kerr, OF the
iron mouders; Patrick Walsh, OF United Laborers'
Union, and others spoke with considerable effect.
The meeting was great success.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24
THE PRINTERS STRIKE.

Another Meeting at the AstOr House Yes
terday-A Compromise TO be Made Next
Thursday.
The journeymen printers held another meeting at
the Astor House yesterday for the purpose OF con-
ferring with the employers to the scale OF prices
that should be fixed for journeymen's work. large
number Of the employers were present, and the
moOted questions which have long troubled
the printing fraternity were discussed at great
length, and the best feeling prevailed. No deter
mination as to what sort OF compromise should be
fixed upon was arrived at, and the meeting, which
was strictly private one, adjourned to Thursday
next, when. 1t Is understood, the employers and the
employees will have arranged scale Of prices salts
factory to both parties.