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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Active W.. Excelsior.
According to announcement the Actives, OF this
city, made their first appearance Of the season In a
match game yesterday afternoon at the Cspitoline
grounds. Tho Excelsors, of Brooklyn, were their
opponents but neither party represented in its
full strength. Owing to the heavy storm which
ragged in the early part OF the afternoon the game
was not commenced until after four O'Clock. The
opening gave promise OF fair contest but very soon
the ExcelsiOrs got ahead OF their opponents, who
did not seem TO be at all able to bat 'Daniels' "
pitching. The game was embarrassing in the ex-
IRENE, and should have ended on the NTH inning,
had not the umpire, contrary TO law allowed 1t to
be continued fully twenty minutes during q rain
storm. The ball was not al all pleasant to handle
before the rain came on and was soon rendered
much worse. The score OF the game Ii as fOllOws:-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoNDoN. July 27-aa0
p. M-C0nsols closed at 93i for money and 9Sh q
e3T for the account American securities are quiet
shares ~; Illinois Centrals, esk.
PARIS BoUasE.-PAnls, July 27.-Ths Bourse Is
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKRr.-LrvERpooL July
27-4:3O p. Motion closed ut 1870. for NIL ddlinr
uplands and l2Id. for middling Orleans. The sales
OF the day have been 10. 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.--LrvERpOoI.
July 27.--No. red Western wheat, o. ed, per
GENITAL. Peas, 40s per 604 lbs for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL PRovIsIoNs MARKET -LIyERPooL.
July 27.-POrk IL nat
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. --LrvRRPooE, July
27.--Fine rosin, l6s. per cwt Lnseed oil, s3s los
per ton.
LONDON PRODUCER MARKET LONDON, July Q7-S:so
p M.-Tallow, %6s per cwt Linssed oil, &sl 81. per
ton.
PErRoLRuM NOTWITHSTANDING, July 2r.--Petro
leum Is quiet but Unchanged
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Settlouent of Controversies Between the
General Government and the Provinces.
MONTREAL, July 81, 1859.
Yesterday and to-day conference has been In
progress here to settle basis Of arbitration between
the Dominion government and the provinces Of On
tario and quebec. Sir John A. Macdonald Sir George
Cartier ana other members Of the Cabinet are pre-
sent. The proceedings are said TO have been salts.
factory and some minor points remain to be adj
lusted.
large number of emigrants by the steamer
Cleopatra, from London, on government emigration
tickets passed through here to-day.
grand lacrosse tournament Is TO be held here
tu September In honor OF tine visit OF Prince Arthur
All Canada Is invited to compete.
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AUS TRIA.
Importan. Speech of Baron Beu.t.
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Important Speech Of Baron Beust.
VIENNA, July 81, 1869.
Baron Beust to-day received the Budget Commit
too Of the Hungarian delegation, and made
IN important address. he said the relations
between Austria and France had been on the best
possible footing ever Austria rellnquished the
italian territories, and the interests ana intentions
Of the two countries identical. Abiding to the
Eastern policy, he said he would not insist on the
programme Of 1857 but leave it TO the option Of rur
key 10 follow his counsels regarding concessions to
the Christians. On this point he would bring no
pressure to bear. He declared that he had honestly
strved TO establish more cordial relations with Prus
sia but his efforts not having been met In a similar
spirit he mad been unsuccessful. He closed with q
strong defence Of the general policy of the imperial
government. The Prime Minister'S speech was re-
ooived with great satisfaction.
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NEW YORK.


Extensive Frauds In tho Auburn Prison.
SYRACUSE. July 81 1862
Charges OF extensive frauds are made against John
a. Sims and others. II is alleged that while Sims
was convict in the Auburn State Prison. packing
goods for Rowland Co.. the tool making contrac.
tors, he with the AID Of other convlcts and clerk
named Tencyck, sent out valuable goods TO accom-
pces In variouA localities. The value OF the articles
thus stolen IL stated at $50, 900. Suits have been
commenced against Sims Ezra Brown, of Macedon,
wayne county, and Henry b. Teneyck, OF Auburn.
Tor the value OF the goods. These parties have been
Arreeted And bald tn ball In $4,000 each,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


CHARLESTON, July 81 1859.
negro riot occurred last night on the occasion OF
the departure Of q visiting base ball club from
Savannah. The club was accompanied BY brass
band composed Of coored democrats. As the club
wp leaving In procession for the Savannah boat
they were attacked by mob OF several hundred
men, several shots were fired on both Sides Mayor
PillSbury was on the ground, but 1t IL said he was
towerloss TO Quell the riot, and was compelled to
Omitted States troops The club was then escorted TO
the boat between platoons OF the Eighth infantry
followed by large crowd OF infurlated negroes,
throwing stones and compelling the soldiers at in.
$ervals to face about and threaten to fire. Several
persons were wounded, mostly members OF the
COjOfed band.
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VIRGINIA..

The IujuuctiOn Suits AGAINST Virginia National
Banks.
WASHINGTON, July 81 1899.
Your Richmond correspondent sends the follow.
lngs-The motions against the banks Of Towards.
v1e, 6oottsville. Monticello, Philipp Pirtsylvana
end the Central Of virginia for nunctions, and the
appointment OF receivers, have been set for argu-
mept In cnambers before Judge Underwood, In Alex.
Anqte, on next FRIDAY and Saturday, the 30th and
Slst Of this month. The suits are brought by Har.
Wy Terry against these hanks and there Is over
A10O60 involved.
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The PRIZE RING.

The Coming Mil Between Allen aud Nc
CeoIe-Gallug CHER In Training.
ST.. LOUIS, July II, 1869.
The second deposit Of $500 In the match between
McCoole and Allen was put up on SATURDAY. nighe
Allen took up his quarters yesterday at the WASH
ington House. about four miles from the city, whore
he viii be handled by Coyne, his trainer.
McCooe Will go into training under Tom Kelley
near the fair grounds In q few days.
Gallagher Is Ia training at the Six Mile House foe
his fight with Allen on the 18th Of August, aud ID
said 10 be In nne condition.
0'Rpdwin, the giant, arrived here yesterday and
is receiving mach attention from the fancy
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MAR YLAND.

A British steamer OverhauIed ON Suspicion Of
Violating tho Neutrality Laws.
BALTIMORE, July ~, 1862
The British steamer Lord Lowell which cleared
from this port on Friday last for Havana, laden
heavily with coal and empty sugar hogsheads, was
overhauled on Saturday evening of Cape Henry by
the revenue cutter Northerner, Captain MCGOWAN,
by orders from Washington, on suspicion OF being
engaged In carrying arms, &C., TO Cuba In the inter-
est OF the revOluti0niss. After thorough search
e was released, nothing being found to Justify her
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In Chambers Street.

A fire was discovered on the fourth floor OF No.
$50 Chambers street about nine O'Clock last night
Wolf Brothers. dealers In ready made clothing who
occupy the door, were damaged about $4,000. The
third loor occupied by S. Alexander Co., elethlers
was damaged 81, 900. The fifth moor, occupied By
y. Stearns, dealer In travelling bags, was damaged
$1,000. Fause Il Co.. dealers In shoes, were damaged
1000, and Carter Co., grocer5 on the first noor.
were slightly damaged by water The building was
damaged $4,000. The assurances are not known
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ANOTHER PANEL ROBBERY.

man named james Johnson last night met Lizzie
Nugsn, Of No. 81 Water street, In the street, and
went with her TO house OF ifame corner Of Fourth
avenue and Tenth street. While he was In the place
a man entered the room In which he had installed
himself and coolly made or with o $1,000 United
States nve-twenty bond $3.50 In Treasury notes and
500 In gold checks, which Mr.. Johnson had In the
pockets Of his pantaoons. The girl was arrested
hnd locked MP Ii the Eiftaenth nrecincf
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Base hall Notes.

On Saturday last the Nameless Clue, OF Peekskill,
visited Matteawan and played with the Clinton Club
of that place. The game was won by the visitors,
the score standing 40; Clinton, 90.
To-day the Eckfords and IrvingtOns play the re.
turn game OF their match at the Union grounds,
and the Osceolas play their opening game athe Cap
itoline grounds.
and IN the afternoon VIII play the Eckfords at the
Union grounds. The Atlantics will play their return
game with the Orientals at the CapitOlne grounds,
while at the old stamping ground, the Elysan Fields,
the married aud the single members OF the Empire
Club Will have game
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JAPAN.
Ions RNpOrts.
Can0 rmatiO

Condemnation Of Previous Reports.
LONDON July ~, 1850.
Advices from Yokohama to June 80, via Hong
Kong and Point de Gale, confirm the reports Of the
same date received by way Of San Francisco and the
Atlantic cable to the eject that the Mikados forces
had captured Hakodadi. They also repeat the ac-
count OF the loss Of the steamer Haymaro or ITALIA
hsssee, on Yokohama, with several Europeans on
Y>nar
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OH pIONS,
GOTuAMs

Out on aies--Gothams, 8; Chan pions, g.
Out on fous-0othams, II Champions, 2.
Out on three strikes-0othams. l { Champions,
Out on second base--Gothams, 3; Champions, 8.
Double plsys-Gothams, J; Champions. o.
Vmpire-Mr. Norton, OF the Eagle Clue.
Seorers--Messrs. Edwards and Connel.
Time OF game-Two hours and forty minutes.
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The TEXAS SUFFERERS.

From the New Orleans Picayune. July 1871
OFFICE MORGAN LINE STEAMERS,
Chas A. Whitney u Co., Agents.
NEW ORLEANS, July ~, 1869.
DEAR SIR-Noticng your article In this evenings
edition under the head Of 'The Texas sufferers" w
beg to tender through your columns free renspOrte
tlon in our ships TO the different Texas ports for sI
material that may be contributed in aid or the snh
ferers In Texas from the late disastrous mod.
Very respectfully, your 0bedient seryaAts,
CHAS A. WHITNEY q Co,
Agents for Chats. Morgan.
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NAVAL NTtLLiGEScE.

Captain Harrison, commanding the practice
squadron Of the Naval Academy, has reported to the
Navy Department the arrival OF the squadron at
Cherbourg on the l4th OF July. All were well.
Mldshipmen II. 4. Jasper, Frederick singer, J. w.
Carlin Matthew Il. Niles ana Charles Seymour have
been ordered to washington to be examined for
promotion.
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A CAaD FROM the JuNTA Or CUBA.

NEW YORK, July n. Issy
To Tus EDITOR OF TUE HERALD
The Central Republican Junta OF Cupa and Poste
Rico begs to state that all the reports published In
the New York Tribune and Erening Post and othes
newspapers about dissens0ns among its rnembor4
change In its presidency and appointments OF MI. j.
M. Macias are utterly false.
The Office Of the Junta continues at No. II RroRd-
way as heretofore. J. +. BASONA, Secretary.
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Gotham w. Champion.

match game was played between these clubs
yesterday which resulted In victory for the Cham
pions. The game was finely played up to the sixth
inning, the score then neutrality-suspicious., 5; Cham.
pions o. The rain commenced to fall at the end OF
the fifth inning, and, although some fine play was
made, yet the game was tedious and poorly played.
Marks Phelan, Chanfrau, Reed, GOodspeed and
Beadle distinguished themselves on the part OF the
Gothams; and Boyce, Willis, Hellmar and Mcmahon
on the part OF the Champions. Annexed is the
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Loft on bsses-wiiams, 1; Kirkland Eddy, Benner
!; Moore, l Miller, 2.
Fly eatches-J. Evers, 81 N: Evers, smith, 0asson.
/; Kirkland 1totai Henderson, 8; Miller 8; b. Chaun.
cey. /; Moore, total, 8.
Foul bound catches-George, Jouks, l-t0ta Miller,
8; Henderson, total, T.
Put out on basss-By Evers 3; Williams 9; assisted by
George 2; jerks Il Williams, NJ Evers l. Put out by G..
Chauncey, 81 Miller .; Eddy Il assisted by Benner d Ed
dy, !; Daniels, l.
scorers y Tion and Hicks.
Umpirc-Mr Hall, OF the Star Club.
Time of pame--l IS
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Fires LAST EVENING.
In Canal street.

About nine O'Clock last night fire broke out In
the basement OF No. 70 Canal street. occupied by
John HeIberg as laundry. The stock In the place
was damaged 81, 500. Insured for $1,000. The build
ing, which Is insured, was damaged $500. The hre
was caused 10y the woodwork in the basement COM
ing In contact with q red hOtstoye.
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Iwly rtant TO Methcrs.-NIrs. Wlnsl0w'n
sOOrHlNG SYRUP, for all diseases with which children
athlete IL safe and certain remedy aays all paiu
sov the gums, reduces Inflammation, requisite The
boy els and cures wind collie. Depend upon IT, mothers
"a cases.
Be sure and call for
aMRs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
having the facsimile OF Curtis Perkins the outside
wrapper All others base limitations.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship CuHi viii leave. this
port on wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will oiosetst tho Post ohics
at half-past seven O'Clock A. NJ, on Wednesday.
THE NEW YORK HERALD--EdV ion for Europe--wiH
be ready at seven O'Clock In nv, morning.
Single copies In wrappers ,r mailing six ceut2
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Some People May Think that There Arc
better places to purchase summer Beaver or straw ss
than kNOAS corner OF Broadway and Fulton stree. wv
they are mistaken Long year Of enpersncs have asn
Of the latest styes best nstsra No know
than he how to please his ouaiomsrs All who BUY OF
ere sAtIshed with their purchases tor hs simple ~
HE Guoda al rsDt~tsutv1 " w.
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Havana Financial Market.

HAVANA, July n, 1869.
Exchange on London. 14k I5k per cent pre-
MUM; on Paris ~ per cent premium. Elk.
change ON the United States In gold. sixty days
sight, az 81 per cent premium: short sight,
per cent premium; in currency. 90 days sight "a
per cent discount.
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Tobey of Boston and others The festivities lasted
until late In the afternoon, when the company
separated. with many kind Wishes for the suocoasful
enterprise which they had celebrated
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cholera cholera mofbu., sunny sr complaint collie sous
stomach darrhGa and all af ions OF the bowels Incident
Or; JAYNE's 0ARMIMArIy e BiTsAM. 4 sley, The irrk
the taste Is readily AIKEN bv ohdreh WhIS may
DO eysn wltp entire SAFETY TO infants, Jet acts promptly
either children or adults Sold by all drusgiss
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IRELAND.

Fault In tho Atlantic Cable.
LONDON. July 81. 1859.
"A fault has been discovered in the Atlantic cable
Of 1866 1t has been located ct about 100 miles from
Valentia.
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CUBA.
All Spauiards In tho Military District Of
Trinidad Compelled 70 d Duty.

HAVANA. July a, 1859.
Tho Governor OF the Jurisdiction Of Trinidad has
issued rigorous orders 0bgtng all Spanards between
the ages OF fifteen and sixty to DO duty In the field
or reserve corps while persons unit for active ser
vice are to garrison the towns. The press praise
the measure and demand that 1t be made general In
its application throughout the island
The United States steamer TuscarOra Is cruising
on the port OF Havana She sent In . boat to-day
for mails.
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A.-Lndies' Fnr ies Ennnisiied; also tho Pros
Barauon Tor SAFE wv n Instructions, by LAU5SoN, TO
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Cristndorcr, Uurivalled Hair Dyc.-sOid
and applied AWs wig and scalp factory No Aston House.
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Qho Harvard aud Oxford Boat Racc-FavOr-
able Impression Caused by the Harvard
Grow.
LONDON, July rs, 1862
I, To-day the Harvard crew rowed twice on the river
thames In their American boat and created favor
lblo impression. The style OF rowing was good,
Although the pace was considered rather SLOW The
oxford Grew called upon the Harvards during the
DAY and fixed the race for August %, or on one Of
the following days. The members OF the Harvard
Drew win practice daily until the race comes OF.
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lIafIacra.-Mr
Wnslow,n

Gcuraut 3 Oriental Cream, 81 80 Per Bot
TO- " Bo~ street. late Of ass Broadway, and druggists
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS
f ROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE CARLISTS.
Tho Harvard Crew Ola the
Thames.

FWther CariIst Defcafs-Public Offers Of Sup-
port 70 tho GOvernment.
MADRID, July 81, 1862
A party Of Carists was defeated by volunteers
yesterday at Tarasc0n. Offers Of aid to the govern
ment to put down the rebellion come from all quar-
ters Of Spain. Espartero has offered his services.
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LoNo BRANCH. July u. 1859.

LONG BRANCH, July q, 1859.
President Grant remained most Of the day at his
hotel. In the evening the President and family at
tended concert In the parlor of the Stetson House.
He win leave for washington tomorrow to attend q
Cabinet meeting and return on Saturday.
Generals W. 7. Sherman and Phil Sheridan left
this morning. Secretary Fish arrived here tonight
on important public business,
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Distinguished Honor Paid to an American
Poet.

LONDON, July ~, 1869.
Henry W. Longfelow was yesterday invested with
tho honorary degree of Doctor OF Laws by Oxford
University at special convocation
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IIONDON, July u, Ioo9
Right Hon. William E. Gladstone is quite unwel,
and was unable to be In his place in the House Of
Commons last evening.
Parliament will be prorogued on the 10th of Au-
Qugt
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ENGLAND.

xndisDosition of MIR. Charlottesville ProrOea-
ton Of Parliament.
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And there 100, tho graves to witch the weak ana ,ns
faithful YEARLY aAnk TO welcome rest opening 70 CO
estia glory such but faith like thes oou'd PIC
ture And subdued and chastsned by the spirit when
appeals TO II from these spots that We stand hers W.
greet this last and ghties achievement OF sne
century Here where The rRu zssd sown mere wnero
America began TO be gather pluck the pensa no~s
and wonder NJ the latest Ind grsndst o.
fe aud then, too to tbs OF Duxoury wonAn ocsn
hard BY TO this very spot sciencs inaepsa 'os Nv
c.caren rsvsnuon AM ita nosi ussm n, 10 rsS
strange aad hiddsp dsptns Of more 'aA' w" WIVES
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.~., CONCLUSION.
After the apply sc which followed sr Jaipes An
n. sgSsc' there were brief sidr esses py rre.
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bus Exoeency and Mrs. Grant drove to the beautiful
mansion OF Mr.. John Hoey, where they dined eN
mie, returning to the hotel about une O'Clock. The
weather to-day has interfered with the Presidents
outdoor exercise, much to his annoyance for be
evidently delights In his drive and he appears dis
gusted when not able to exercise his horses AS he
will not have peace tonight, the probabilities are
that he will seek repOee this afternoon, to be ready
for the fatigue Of the evening.
OUTSIDE MATTERS
Generals Sherman and Sheridan did not arrive as
expected, yesterday, and the special train went to
Port Monmouth to no purpose. They certainly to
be here this evening, understand, with others OF
the army and navy, that the weather don't keep
away
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daclaratiopsof indepand Shccs or Lee. or
any other TeyoiutioaS9Y petrios2 We
were allFebsls then; and are we not all
rebels now2's ). IS 8;
Then the enlightened patriots 81
Smiths Four Corners saw thBt the 2ol1
fellow thought he had been quest cd 10
speak in behalf ofthe rebellion and that
he couldn't understand how he could be
expected to opposes those who had vAs
belIed in support OF the same principles
for which he had fopghty obviously
this wasn't to be borne for moment, so
they burst out into q yen THAT ne was q
secessipnists and ID, copperhead d.Jy The
loyal minister of the loyal Methodist
Chufch-Who9 was ankious to Isutuer in
one OF the loyal egiments-jumped on
the platform and knooked the Jaged, cop:
perhead down. The loyal audience then
jumped ON him awhile, pnd, after pass
ing resolutions in favor of free soil, free
speech, free men, and the National Go
vernment. left the hall, and went in
search OF what DIR. Watts SO truthfulIy
terms ti..r ...'.. ..
"Tired natures sweet restorer, balmy rum"
The moral of this tale may be summed
up in O few words. Here was an old
gentleman who had lived 70 the age of
ninety years, and who had won the love
and, admiration of every one who didn't
owe him money; and yet he at last be-
came social outoast, and a moral pariah,
just because he didn't know enough TO
keep up with the spirit of the age, and
adopt the views held by his neigRbors.
my dear young fellow-coun
trymen, that if you expect to be infiu-
ential and respected citizens of the glori;
GUS republic you must be ready to
change your, principles Mt q moments
warming Do this, and you may even
rise to be q Representative in Congress.
Could place q .nobler or more iptluen-
tial motive before you? H.. ,.a,.4
.u, u. a...1.. F. EMERAL.
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aud the sentiments of my own people
thepeople OF old Virginia and thosB Who
weee with me in the war. p
I hope Longstreet,s for whom have,
during more than twenty years, cherished
q kind regard, has not authorized or
justified anybody in making the state
ment referred to; aud if he has. I hopo
he will now make known the name of
the Confederate General who encouraged
him in his present course, and who then
cut him. for do not, desire to have
other than affectionate respect for every
man who fought with me in defence Of
our people snd their rights, --.,, .~- -
Ne,c Orleans Buuesin.
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To have good health. we must have
good blood-not the blood of Kings,
Emperors or Princes, but the blood that
runs pure and strong through the sys-
TEN, giving color to the maidens cheek
and vigor to the arm, imparting bril-
liancy to the eye and elasticity to the
frame. The blood is TO the man what
the sap is to the tree; let the sap grow
dry and the tree withers pnd dies So
let the blood get thin, watery and weak,
and the man sickens and dies. Heinitsh's
QUEENS DELIGHT, the medicine of all
others, is now the recognized agent for
impartipg health. vigor, strength and
beauty for all. No Sarsnparilla about it,
a new remedy on new principles. We
say try it and be convinced. J3