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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21

A Curious ERROR IN SPELLINa.--Not Mont.
pelier, but Montpelier. What is your a,,-
thority for that?" asked friend. His re.
ply was: Mr.. Madison Is the authority for
spelling Aontopellier with two rs. I have
letters Of his, written from bis home. in
which 1t is so spelt. Also have letters OF
Dir. Jefferson addressed to bim at Mont
peiHer. The estate was named from the
town In The south Of France, and If you viii
examine MurTay's Guide.Roo or the Eaca-
clop9dia britannica, You will find It. SO.
The capital Of Vermont derives It's name
from the same place, but the Yankees always
spell wrong and though, il you give in an
inch they win generally take an I, they have
voluntarily relin4uished ore In this in-
stance. p From TIE Home Of Nadison,''
IN ne q Aoatkly Gossip !" Of the April- No. of
Lipptncots Magazine. :; Ss .s{ ! 1
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THE "HEATHEN CHIME" AS POKER
PLAyER.-The Los angeles Ners copies the
following from the Territorial Enterprise of
February 10th:
Night before Inst some of our young blOodS
who were down in Chinatown viewing the
barbarous festivities of the "heathen Chi.
nee" ON the occasion Of his New Year, hap
pened into an establishment where some Of
the men We're engaged in playing cards.
They soon discovered, much to their sur
prise, that the game. was nothing more nor
less than American draw-poker. After some
jokes in regard to William Nye, Esq, and
his celestial opponent, All Sin, two OF the
boys asked If they could come into the
game. The Chinese were quite willing to
accommodate them, and down they sat.
Soon one of the Mclean men lost IS and
the other S15, trying to come the bluff This
would not do, and they played more eau
tiously; yet the Celestials would "call y them
with the utmost confidence. In bets of S.,
$3.50, aud so OH, their coin was rapidly pass
ing over to the enemy. They tried one or
two Of their sharpeSt tricks, and, as the
"Johns" seemed to See nothing, were under
the impression they had succeeded, until the
Celestials coolly raked in the coin and pointed
out the fact that the little deception was lack
ing in smoothness. Having expended be-
tween $40 and $50 in the vain endeayor to
ascertain the exact extent of the Celestial
comprehension of our great national game,
the boys concluded they would "Ah Sin .
no more. ~. ,gg. 4.
AS they withdrew, one of their opponents.
with a "sinile that was child-likeand BLAND, .
said, "Spose You next time like play more
pokee, you come see me-" The Chinese are
9 gambling nation; they have studied oil
manner Of games for thousands of years, and
they doubtless see through our simple card
game at q glance, and chuckleat the simplicity
Of what we consider the deepest of strategy.
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uEas, EsrsrE AT PRIVATE SALE.

LEAVING NJ ABE ARRANGEMENTS
tn leave the city for thesl.rasnnt, wish to dts
nose Of the following PROPERTY privately:
! Those THREE HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE
BRICK DWELLINGS situated Oh Tenth street
few doors beyond Leigh. They are new, anu nave
all tue modern Improvements.
: THAT Df.SiR AISLE BRICK DWELLING stu
atc on Ninth street next to NJ street. containing ten
rooms ii is centrally located AID now occupied by
the Rev. Mr.. IlInklc.
:. Also. two other BRICK DWELLlNGS-onc Stu
atcd on MAYO street near Broad street. and the other
Situated at the Of Marshall and Henry streets
Also, :; VACANT LOT on Libby Hill 81 by $50
And TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEyEN
AND OEE-TIALF ACRES OF TIMBER LAND
in hesteifeld county. hear Tolnahawk station.
Capitalists wishing to invest will find 1t to their
advantage 10 call and see me. W. "A. WALSH,
Ii0J east Broad street, opposite African church.
NH 2l-2W ------- IL 4
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by Richardson & Co., Il
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Office No. lib Main street.

TWO FRAME DWELLINGS AND
t1ILOTS ON CHURCH HILL FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-Qn FRIDAY the 2ed instant, at a
O'Clock r NJ, we shall sell by auction, on the pre-
misses, on the south side OF Clay street between
Twenty-eightf aud Twcnty-ntnth streets. Church
Hill, two DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLINGS
aud LOTS, in thorough repair, with two stories !;
ises The lots have front Of 33x1a5 feet EACH and
run back to an alley twenty feet wide, and are well
trees, shruDbery, &c. These houses are compare
lively new built with considerable taste and present
attractive appearance, and arc free from any I'M
pleasant surroundings. s-si
TERMS: One-tbird cash tho balance In negotiable
notes Mt six and twelve months, interest added and
secured by deed Of trust. =
RICHARDSON & CO., t.s
NH Ia ....a Real Estate Auctoncers.
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.IGH CONsTABLE:s SALE.
BY Ice Il Gnddin,
: cal Estate Agents and AHc;ioneels.
No ;l3 Main street.

BUILDING LOTS ON UNION Hill.
- CORNER OF = AID TlII2TY-FIESr
STREETS. FOR SALE At AUCTiON.-oa
TUESDAY, Goth March Instant, at haf-rasr
O'Clock =. NJ. on the premises. Se viii sell ON.
HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FiVE FEET or
GROUND on tile cast side OF Thirty-lrst street. cN
tending back within parallel lines street l..
feet commencing at the northeastern corner Of Sill
and Thirtyiirst streets II being lot No. l. e'ilrc
81, as laid down In Adams's plan.
ALSO,
THIRTY FEET OF GROUND, commencing q
feet from the north line Of \ and Thlrtieth strcr,
running thence nOrthwardly. and fronting on he
east side Of Ihirteti street 80 feet, unG running
hack l3a feet 10 IN ailey IT feet %i,..
Terms: One-tird cash; residue In four aDi
eight months, for negotiable notes. Interest aHcHt
the rate Of six per cent. per an!ul. anG secuId ~
= trust deed. LEE * GOnDlA,
NH 20 AuCooneer'.
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/ Syy,x-snSr SE(t0A
4 .GENEY OLD. OAlNigsN, ,.i s II IDS
tn york Ssr-lee dosee sss sbs scst d ihs
snerSss sss j. b. Bl,AEIf&s
~, i. - 1874 CpY 'ass'
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T ARGE QUANTITY OF EXCELLENT
~ BRICKS IN TIE WAREHOUSE Al THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF CARY AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR 'SALE.-Proposals
are invited until TUESDAY next the 10Th MARCH,,
1872, for the purchase OF about FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND BRICKS In tho large warehouse To-
Gated as above. These bricks are Of very superior
quality, and quite enitnt for delivery. The pro-
posils will lie per thousand for the bricks rs they
now stand In the walls For further particulars ap-
ply ut my Office. ". GODDIN.
inh IL corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.
EfOR SALE, THAT VERY VALUABLE.
4 DESIRABLE, AND FINELY-LOCATED
FARM ON JAMES RIVER, IN THE COUNTY OF
CHARLES CITY, KNOWN AS KENNON'S, OF,
WILSON'S fLANDING.-Having determined to
change my occupation offer for sale on very rca-
sonahle terms my F4iisM, called Kcnnons, situate
containing EIGHT. HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES OF LAND, Of which about i've hundred
acres Is open and the larger portion under culfva-
ton Tie lind good and susceptible Of the highest
Improvement, for which its location affords every
advantage. The Improvements consist Of dwell
ing with eight rooms Beautifully located, al Office
all necessary Ont-houscs. two icc-louses let, harm
stable well OF excellent water, and large store
house and wharf ut which the steamboats, stop daily,
and at which there Is posr-Oifice-in fact, every
convenience and induccmtnt which, farm on lower
james river can offer .ssl aas
/ H1nll l6-J III g.t-- - a;.s. JOHN e. WILSON.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLEA,II,
n Alf,S. Z IN NE 9 W.,

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELL Il -,
,cs NJ NM nNE s antEf Easios RiCll5IoSp,9E
P0SITEt TO oaKWoQD CEMEI TX tin,t0ISiSG
YORK RIVER RAILROAD. mp Ma ~ t,yst cSe.
cntrd by Mr. r. -. Garter, bearitg da's le c -
Nav lSss. and duly recorded IL henll;U1 ~ rnfui
Court and which deed was gye 20 Sss se"r q lie
purchase money shall IN eSsc I'm .bersy sSure
nrtseesi To sell AZ pubic auction, OF the I y,
Friday the sel OF March, lsIs 81 ,%.resffer lie
az fair if, nSt;,ths MS. lar ~ I soSe. coltaiaS
% ses-iooo ACRES OF which fortl-e1 scl's a:rs
the north side OF Gih.e's ereeE ana tpiis,,,,rmcp.
a,e ar,nie for tI.o ,re Of large family NH
of frst-ra:e dwelling confSi'dii asi.s .snte s.:
front and rear pariecs; barn, 49, ~. nsrSrt sd
THE place As ss,mirably adtptea toT ~, rsnnzy
dairy farm and 1t has constant s,rss.s - sToS
through IL and tho isnd Is 50 siii;1.eN -. s.soIs
carly Vegetables and fruits II WIZ be.scd tss. Il
or divided Into two parts, as may Dc '" -
FERNS l Very liberal, and made k GSS3SnlS,
hour ~, Of q sale. @ : Tr.ls.se
6 CsIYRNA:,-A @DELlGitIf.hn n.,r ri and
dence aud valuable farai OF ere liable. ard
y ish s. ina Il ;,sS u sS
illtaSs cSSnfy. on prbe road Leading l ssn.,t ays
cahIck church 10 Hanover TOWN ~, r Sesarease
miles from Hanover Co9TtsesSs nesshborhocd ara
s,to,r w scbotis churches, po.s'cs,, Kin
sSnns be so!d at public srs.iS., * is
william eogrthoass On Mo @ Msi is
Tho Improvements consist ~ s,gs farn. stassii
house and other necessary m. OF apps,
ia GOOD eontii and exeellens ose'sa'u'
peST ssssis s,M ssa 9 sa and sss % ed
sias 81 Sues IN DEED 3, " arsesoa
which sola msy direct aud ID Lay iaea az ucS'-
an twelve moatAs, credit, secnred ~ sses-
Deed. With special wsrrpnty sn on n1nnEl;okY
zion Kiyen 70 purchaser. ouf-h W >Trns.es.
= sf,ah asids - Y5sgiFf aiG 81 tNLs. ----lS-
BROOM
4 4 .GENEY OIiD. s Do allAloS ~ ss IDS
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WANTED.-Weh have FREE
~ quent applications to purchase dwellings at
to sell may find purchasers by placing them with us.
~ GRUBBS C WILLIAMS,
NH I9-!t Real Estate Agents.
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WANTED, n WOMAN to COOK AT
w WASH for small family; also, good
NURSE. j. a.. GILL,
NH oi-otx 1902 Main street. -
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Yl0OK. AND OBJ PRINTING! NEATLY
~ DONE At THIS OFFICE. R1ak ~
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WI ANTE D.--500, 900 feet SEASONED
w PINE LUMBER, inch boards and plank;
5000 CEDAR POSTs-eight, twelve, and sixteen
feet long. The highest cash prices paid for
all kinds of lumber. Call on or address -
- TRUMAN A. PARKER & Co,
s.. @i% st Lumber Dealers,
NH ls-lmk Fifth and Canal streets, Richmond, Va.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WTANTED.-I wish to rent or lease n
w GOOD STAND FOR a COUNTRY STORE.
on the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
dericIsburg and Potomac railroad. Address =
-....... -...re9-E .f +. p. MORRIS,
Gotham Depot, Albemarle county, Va.
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WANTED, ROOMS on first OF second
w floor, with KITCHEN, ny n gentleman and
wife. Address Post-Office Box Sol. N''ai q
NH 29-3t* ..sa@~s. Es..Gs. -s.E1G--
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WANTS.

A LADY WHO HAD CHARGE OF THE
N IINEN-ROOM and LAUNDRY Of n large
hospital during the desires similar position at
frrs iby pcrmissionl to Drs Grattan Cahcll, w. W.
Parker, and the Rev. DR.. Peterktn. Address L. Z
b. No. IL north Fourth street, Richmond, va.
,plG1 aoI,tk
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BY Wellington Godcin,
Real Estate Agent and Arciio'seef'
corner of Eleventh aud Eark sscrcS'''

GRuBps & WILLIAMS. Auctioreers. !:
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Wy ANTED, A WHITE NURSE, at No.
w 100 Grace street. None need apply without
the hest recommendations. mn 20-3t
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WANTED all persons in want of
LEATHER of. any description TO kpow that
we have In store, and are receiving from steamers
George B; Upton and Isaac Bsll, q large stock Of
will sell at very low prices. ..-li.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-06
AUGUST BELMoNTs OPINION

August Belmont Chairman of the Demo-
cratic National Committee visited last Saturday by
yscs reporter who asked Mr. Beln0nfs opinion OF the
Cincinnati Convention and IL candidates:
Mr. Belmont with smle)-There Is pr0verh'
speech Is silvern but silence is gOdsn' That Is a
good maxim aud there Is another, II We cannot have
What we love let Us love what We have"
RepOrter-Then you that there Is possibility or
the Democratic Convention adopting the platform Or
andidates
Mr. Belmont (cautlOusly)-I cannot tell. This l. now
but A bomDsbe. We must wait until We see lts effect
on rhe press the people and in fact. on many things
In must develop further-it NAV DE policy 70 adopt
the rket Mr. Greeley, IN my opinion, will run wei IN
the southern states But. said before II Is too soon
Ia Judge vet will do most anything TO beat TINS Adj
nnstratiOn not that have anything against MI Grant
bur do like his idea OF government The Phladel-
pha Convention meet e and then the Democratic
party will have wisely. II my opinion that the
Liberal ticket will be Withdrawn IN september II the
Democrats make a good nomination. In the mean Inhe
Judge better for the party 90 say or do morning. Ihit
is better What might ,ay now would probaDly DE
---n I.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Conservative press of South Carolina
heartily indorse the Cincinnati ticket and platform. rs
eminently acceptable to the South
The nominations of the Cincinnati C0nven-
regarded in Memphis the strongest that coni
be made. The raLarehe and The Appeal unequyOcaLy
indorse them, and will support the ticket
The citizens of Manchester, n. H., who m
dOrse the nomination Of Greeley and Brown AZ candi-
dates for President and VcePresident and In horor Of
Mr. Greeley who native OF that county, fired ma
tional salute OF 81 guns saturday.
The Springfield (Ill.) State Register, in Lead
ing editorial. heartily ndoses the platform and homi
nees OF the Cincinnati Convention Gov. Palmer says
Greeley and Brown will receive 70 900 Republican votes
in Illinois. ratification meeting by the Liberal he-
pubeans and Democrats will be held in Springfield tO-
day.
The Galveston CTexas) Ners an influential
Democratic paper, says We think the probability Is
that the Democratic Convention viii ndorse the Cncn
natl candidates. Indeed, it Is difficult 70 see how q
stronger ticket could have been made outside of tho
Democratic party DO know that the Convention
could have made nominations less Obect0naDle 10 the
Democratic party. Mr.. Greeley is remembered with
gratitude in Texas. His integrity IL unquestloned we
believe he Is the obnoxious man 10 the DAVIS KAN
cals that could have been nominated. Gratz Brown
years service Governor has been most happy DIS
wisdom and administration have endeared MIN
to the people OF the state without regard 10 party
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For oLt>y ship ge'os sss Flfth Pave
ARRIVED SunGay, MAY

For oLtsv ship gsiss sse Flfth Ppe.i
ARRIVED 900. Sunday, May ,.
Steamship Baltic tBr Kennedy Liverpool April = va s">nssss
WI - D. Hyde Sparks
Herman Livingston theesen-n SsfaHns9 sis "e
and paSst % Law ngstOn For 4 TO-
Bskensn, Richmond CIV Point and ss<tos
with nd.e nd psss a Od Dominion ste.nstap 20
sbD Ievdrre (of Dososl CTosen aa jan H. sA snp IL
anchored o The Bar. . r., ~ LA.
SLIP Elizabeth Nicholson lof Annsn Webster ccu Jas s ~
mdse.
SHIN Forest HaaH Kettle Liverpool y DAYS viih ~
Go RAnz Patio. BOniOgne - sys WITH oenns
Bark Magdslsna Gnhn AhgosGra Can1enss dss s@
Somersile o Yarmouth NJ 81 HILL bSe Asfr' % 49,
with hdes
Barr Mexican (Of John, b.. Welsh M'tauHas ds' ~
ueladO
Brig LoBdos Growing nessins q esys 9th hns
BELOW.
B,rk Cha, p Rlw-r CIyt FROM anchored the Bar
ship bark sBcaor1 OUTSIDE the ss ~ es
Lghtship
WINI5-Snnsoxn fresh W n. W. clear
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DIED.
DIED.
lorning. May 5, Ssrb Pycveii. vile u ps,s

BAkKR-On Suuds, morning. My S.~b Pyewsi vile II Pro-
Notice Of funeral hereafter
CARLIsD-0n Friday ID smes Carlisle sg-f = year
ne Fii f1.er., 81 gu Mopdsy At Clock
cATERAt Clifton staten Is and on SATURDAY nosg MAY iy-s
cer Of Yves. Lode Bsr. Ensaos 2 %; 20 Iss1 "a n. 49, s
be q attendance at Vanderbilt Landing.
CkOGER-On Sunday Mira Harriet Douglas Cugrf IN the "a
The Sa services will place her late resdeaoe. is We
Pourtesuh-s. TUESDAY toe 7th Inst at clock n
GREENBAt Bordeaux Fa9ee APr lih Esass.a tSp' 'o'''
H.RT-Ou FRIDAY Nav D. Mr. John c Hart, aged 20 years
Panera held his ate edeBee ~ West Fosesst
BE- nj st shrub OAK westchs.sT County
Tram viii For,y-s-cond-.t Iess for PesfsI C.s
uAg-s viii q Attendance al that place
LASR-On Friday MAJ er bret Illness JoiAb Lam ieci ~
.Dd relatives respectfully invited 70 aI.1s ms iansI.
Monday 10 o'clock from hs late residence No. OS''er~r
MA>oN-sudaenly SATURDAY Maya. 1872 Geo Ludlam. uns
Fisoa Of he .n1 q hi. nastAs Daniel csssr ar
Be, s-st BrOOkyn D., Monday, May at O'clock
MoRBA Jry oy F,@es: sareL, 'ii' Of J. TA's A0''-
BE i've ana M Bslssf 81 j. Tassasy h n at oosl
stsler and Ameia MOOiion, ssed months; a, 49, ~
me ;e, ioS gs ,nb snss a. Jscoba. No 5s w..ris,
place tbs DAY, NAY o. at O'Clock p N
PgNYISGTONoa THURSDAY evening NAV c.r9ss Barn. rss
Relative. and friends asSa Der snsra res
On Monday, 9th inst.
EeSfoEidenee The 18th Of April heesn
Sullivan Perkins 10 the 35th Of bis
Hssngs Church forF oonc st. eSs~
Fih Sxih-ave Tuesisy afternoon, May T. a. O'Clock
POMEROY-On Saturday residence Of Der pseet. Ne
81 TAors Book'n Angens Bell Only laughter ss, VaAa
and Clara Pomer0f sged 10 months, and " days
The auvr invited 10 attend the aaers
erce- At Toe Church Brooklyn on rs~isI
I'll inst At o'clock m
ROBRRTS-Iu Brooklyn First day morning. he h nst 'hs
Robert. n the 66tb year Of bs age
R..y. and friends Of invited st,sat his anrrs
rom h .ts redsnee Fourth isr he sss
At2p IN.
sCHASCK-sdeuy Sunday evening May Daniel sehs'os
is
Of funeral hereafter
sTEvEys-suaaeny saturday. MAY Sing sing. jobs
stevens. the oSth year Of his age. -, .---.. -.
T relatives and thr family respectfully nrss q es
ts hrr ron Presbyterian Chunh sing sing IHesa s1s
elock.
sTROSG-Apn Lyd, f. slfe Of William sons 80 !, res
Rc.ves and friends smly invited 20 sesa me sesfs
iom toe Chsrch Holy Trinity Asdsoas'e and r'f ssa
St on TUESDAY, April 7, Al II o'clock A. n
wILsOS-Prdsv Nay at BelNale Orange Ceenif ~ IT, -"
Sal, LOUISE, wife Of Samuel Wilson
Pun.rn TIeSsy MAJ at I o'clock
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THE SENTIMENT IN CONNECTICUT.
GENERAL ACQUIEscRNCE IN THE PLATFORM AMI
NOMINATIONS.


GENERAL AccUIEscENCE IN THE PLATFORM AND
NOMINATIONS
tRy TELEGRAPH ro T1IK rRIBUNKl
HARTFORD, May 5.-The tone of the Admin :
stration papers this state h similar TO that Of the
same organs everywherc concerning the action Of the
Cincinnati Convention. Among the masses of Liberal
Republicans and Democrats, the nominations Ers
accepted with n great deal of enthusiasm.
The heriden RscorderJonrnaI independently HOSTS
the names OF Greeley and Brown, and The Citizen Dem
ocrac) Of the place there is doubt but that
the Democratic Convention will confirm both nomna-
tons and candidates. The Hartford Times notes the
strong individuality Of character OF Mr. Greeley which
has done much TO make TUE TRIBUNE the
leading Newspaper in the United States and adds Our
old encounters with him often ugly, and many
sharp cuts and thrusts given and taken But we
Ike him. and are willing TO drop those memories Let
bvg0ues be bygoDes, and unite for the OF the
Government from the corruption and Capitalization
with which, under Grant il Is falling We ask Demo-
crat 10 decide his Of action Let us
10 the action tho Cincinnati Convention may satisfy
very many Democrats. it may drive almost every
OF them from his support"
The Rep Hdren Register advises all Democrats 10 freely
consult with each other. and with all who are will
ing ~ adopt the principles laid down by the Liberal Re-
pubcans 10 the best To pursue. The NOrceh
Advertiser question Mr. Greeley stability
of his party, and the first Of living journalists. The
Democrats, IL says are free to act they may deem
BEST not having committed themselves 70 the Cincinnati
movement.
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n Sheldon. Daniel r. Hosg James L. Hastie, Frrensn
j. fithlan j. Sewer Pare. james Britt Horny CorpeI
A. NJ. Comm. John v. Gridley J. u. l. Buck. David An
drews. James NJ Barber.
Mr. James L. HASTE offered following resolutions.
which adopted unanimously.
Reoipef That we ny:ts the coOpers0n Of friends Of
the Cincinnati movement 20 organize the various A.
seDby Districts throughout the city, choosing de
gate for each eectfon district IN their
semby Districts to q central body, and 70
dlsricts organized The delstesehosen for this
district hereby authorized 10 call meeting " the
delegates thus elected, notice 20 be ven through The
NBwIORK TRIBUNE and san OF said meeting.
Resolved That the Presidents and 5cors be mem
beers Of the central body.
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A CARD

To the Edttsr Of Thr Trs5ure
SIR / have been to Cincinnati. / met my
fellow-oitzens We consulted regard 20 national
affairs; found them IN a pretty bad fix We have
concluded the present management TO be endured
only until the 4th OF March next, when the present
dynasty Is % be superseded by republican form or
Government. and We have engaged Hosace Greeley 20
the helm for four years To 10 for us IN the
interest OF the people. More am too happy -
say j. Q. FERGUSON.
lrrnonek Wes,ehesicr County, N r. May :. IS7s
Tor Press Ez,raos On sna P0g>
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pAssENGERS ARRIHKn.

PROM SayAssAH-s steamship Hern,s L.,Rs-s- nys-A
Mas1nnu b. L. De- PSre2 ssd vfr "
Undrrhl asd si NM Gscksshesss
cdcn Mrs. naWkes, Mis- frAEkie Hill Ms ssd -
Mitchell Ma Pearce Ans~Orh Miss jala Arspd J. y Desc
and wife Dr. n Merrill and Ee Mis- merrill Miss MARY sosl M
Da9rrtt G. Robrr's Nm smith, MIS- Smith y f1ls2i ss
md infsn Meabsna asd Mrs " Fisher. Mr.,
Pren v. and wife ns Lac. srs ts~s
hiarrn snd svsat Anna kTs8 h Cstaonss
Rsper w. Welsh and servant s. smSh IT, D. h'sse-.
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wEATHER REPORT.
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OrfTcR CgIKy SIGNAL OPFIcBR.t
WAzUNGrOr. Nay 6-i IN ,
synopsts for me past twentv,oar hours
The barometer il highest over the S0uth
Atlantic states IL has fallen over the Lake region and
westward, AZ.
p.rtaIy cloudy weather continues over north tsters
yey Epylsnd hut otherwise clear weather from mo
lower Lakes and Ohio Valley to The Atlanta and Du'f
coass Clear and partially cloudy veatiDr north se-s
Of the Ohio Valley. 800.
Probdbtliii>e
Clear and ale,sart weather RI sng tcrrsrsture <nH
10 south westerly winds VIII prvvn On
Monday over the southern Middle, and hes-shsiAs"
States very generally.
The barometer win continue falling over tne axe ~
eon with Increased clOudiness and brisk ana posny
high sOutberly winds CautIOnary signals conNnus -
Milwaukee. Chicago. and Grand Haven.