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Rhode Island Convention

PROVIDENCE, March 10-The republican
Union, the constitutional Union, and the demo-
cratic parties held their conventions TO day.
The republicans nominated for Governor,
James T. Smith: Lieutenant Governor, Seth
Padelfors; Attorney General, Abraham Pay ne
Congress, fer eastern district, Thomas A. jerks,
western district Nathan +. Dixon.
The constitutional Union and democratic
conventions nominated for Goyprner, VIM. w .
Hoppin; Attorney General, Walter :. Briggs.
Elisha r. Potter, who was nominated for
Lieutenant q Governor, declined. The constitu-
tional Union convention nominated William
L. Sh. field ter Congress in the eastern district
none for the western district. The democrats
nominated Geo. Ii. Browne for the western
aud none for the easts IN district The conven-
uCns adjourned until next week 10 I'LL the va
rhlcirh
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DROPOSALs PUR CARPETS AND OFFICE
CHAIRS

QOtRTkEAAbiEg GKNBkLL's OFFICE, I
WashissiOn. FtbTSdTy "A, 1865.
PROPOSALS win be receive ed at this Department
until u O'Clock ", the 9th day of May next for
furnishing the following articles for the use Of the
Guarternla.ter Generals Department, viz:
CAkPETINS.
Seven hundred (7G) yards, more or less, Of In
which must accompany the offer The price per
square yard 10 include Ioakipg binding and fitting
To each room. and putting down the same COZ piete
IN the best manner. Measurement to be made On
.ne 1907. ano Pasment maze ior 9usns.isss IN as
Ly calling at this Office
OFFICE CHAIRS.
One hundred and twenty I'D Oak Chairs, cane
seat, . sample of which can be seen 1T this office.
The whole 10 be comp pleted within two weeks from
the time of signing the agreement. The price for
esch chair TO include the delivery Of the same at
this flee.
By order Of the Quartsrrnaster General. feos I'd
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ANIMAL CONFERENCE METHoBlsT PR0T -
TANTCHURCH.-The thirleth an a sl session OF
the Conference of the Methodist Protestant
Church, for the district OF Maryland, assembled
yesterday morning in Baltimore.
Rev. Jas. X. Nichols presided.
The deaths of Revs. L. w. Batee sId
Washington Robey were announced
Rev. ID. 4. Reese preached the annual sermon
before Conference.
The examination OF the Official character cf
spperintendente was called up and . pyJtyAeI-
ed debate ensned upon a motion 20 strike cut
all the questions except "Haye yo6 considered
and faithfully performed the duties OF your
office - which motion was finally rejected.
Rev. James X. Nichols was called, and ss
president Of the body msde his annual report,
required by the laws OF the church. Out vf
hftyNone circuits and stations h visited forty
seven, travelled four thousand miles, prea ehed
seventy times and visited four hundred faR.-
lies. The church is more prosperous than for
many years before, and the spirit of UNITY and
brotherhood prevails throughout its border.
IL had not been con vulsed by the factions spirit
OF the times, but the labor had been for the glory
OF God. The church had had large acceeslons
In some Of it's fields Of labor, while IN the others
il had firmly held its own. The report reprr-
sen Is the border circuits the Potomac are ,n
a disorg anized condition, and suggests thzI
Willia port and Berkeley be changed into
mission grounds. Al Harper's Ferry And
Prince William there is no hope for the present.
The character OF the presden nt passed anu ti,a
Conference adjourned until this merning.
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GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near TIlsrds Hots

THIS EvENIm
Lest Appearance but two Of
MIsS LALEA kEErE, w BLAKE
H. LESlCE. O. PsTEHs
&, HkEATLEIGu. @ WAl;l0T II
Ard MRS J. BRoCGHAH.
Will be produced t"i' evening for the e. sond and
successful Comedy
no REST FOR TIE WICKED
The same remarkably powerful cast Of Tuasdsy
isst This play hss been e.t@-msd by the IN. 10 I'll
OF those who have seen 1t .. being tk. most sopu-
lar 2ne sEccc 1s:Cl pay OF the sn.ssansst II
ssnnOt bs repeated after to- pixht
The performance of Tho evening vii! eoacuds =
with the
ePECTER BRIDEGROOM.
Ctssory..... T.. Peters Nicodeaus. Mr.. Lsysck
To-morrow, Farewell Bensa, of LAURA KEENE
In rsheaE.sl-T TIE RIVALS, and TWO CAN
PLAY AT THAT CANE.
PRIcEs OF pApHIssTor.-Drass Circle and B,leony
Chars 9: cents; Orche stra Chairs IS sants esmiix
Circle, IS cents. 6esursd Seats, ~ essts extra
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Citizens to Give Up Arms TO the FEEDER AZ
TroopS.

CINCINNATTI, March I0.-the citizens Of
henton and Campbell counties, Ky, have been
ordered to deliver all guns and other United
Stats property in their possession 10 the mayor
of New port by the 18th inst.
There was skirmish At Mount Sterling, XIV.
on the I'd inst, between the Union and Yeb@I
ferces. The latter were routed and fifteen cap
snr rad
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The W ork on the Vick.bur. CUT off.

CAIRO, March lO.-Late arrivals from below
bring ad vices from Nicksburg 10 Thursday last
The rebels were throwing occasional shells al
our workmen in the canal opposite NickSburg,
doing no damage. The dredging machines
were still working.
A transport arrived from Yazoo pass reports
the continued progress OF The expedition. 1t is
rHmorrd that the railroad and telegraph be-
tween jackson and Columbus will be abandon
ed, and the troops now guarding il are 10 De
sen; 20 EicksbUrg. The Ohio aud Mississippi
rivers are rising.
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1900 ADVERTISING COACs9

NEyILLAhDs' KALL-1he Fashionable Danetns
w Aeadtn,y.-hr G0OBALL respectfully in.
forms MASTERS and misses dssirous of learning al
the fsshionable dances-including the new Koyal
Horse uara 'S Qustrills, popuiar-thstthey th ey
can commence their lessons At once. The pnpill
entitled 10 drnisson to the grand Floral May BAH
Lessons every Saturday afternoon, ct clock. for
masters and misses, II WiilArds' Hall. Prieate
lessons daily at my resi6e enee, llth and SITS.
fe lS-ln~
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Marriage Of the Prince OF Wale..

MONTREAL, March I0.-To-day is observed IS
a strict holiday in honor Of the marriage OF the
Prince Of Wales. Places Of business are sloeei
Flags are flying over the public buildings aBd
along the principal streets. A ealute Of ons
hundred guns was fired at noon. Aparnde Of
the volunteer forces and q sham fight took
place in the afternoon. There were no NJ fiys
and determinations in the evening.
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EAST BALTIMORE CoSFERKNCE-Tni oodN.
in session at York, Pa, closed it's lasors yeeIr-

EAST BALTIMORE CoSFERKNCE-Tni oodV.
in session at York, Pa, closed it's lasors yeetr-
day.
Dr. Johnson, president Of Dickinson College
WAS requested TO prepare a tract on educapoa
tor distribution among the people.
George Saunders, +. Iittig Shaffer, william
j Colo borough and George w. Casner wers
elected Managers of he Prea chers' Aid ~ .
ciety.
Among the appointments are the followin
for Baltimore: North Baltimore station,
Hinkle, samuel Creie hton; Exeter street. T.
Snyder; Hartford Avenue, j. w. Langley,
w Brown; East Baltimore, J. A. 8ere, A r
Cihson. y. 4. Stevens; Dallas Street. ". Fur
long; Caroline STREET, q. r. Tippet John
Amos; High Stree James Curps; Jenrrs1a
Street George w Cooper Strn wbridee, ,. w.
P-ircs: Emory, =. A Wilson Whsteoal Z, II
Reese: Hunting don Avenue. v. II. netorA
Mount Vernon, q. T Gray: North BsltlEDore,
Circuit. ID. II Parrieb, &. r. ToornAs
Rev. J. X DashirIl, who, II viii be REM M
b.red became. notorious IN conpectlos with the
tearing down OF an American n nag In Bsluuorsp
wac left without an appointment
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New Ham, pShIre Election,

CONCORD, March II.-Rsturns for Governor
from one hundred and seN -nty 1--WE towns show
tie following vote:
Ira A. Eastman, dem sn...................25,
Jostph A. Gilmore, rep.................2i,s
w ailer Hartman, az dem ............. 3573
Ih'se returns indicate no election OF Gov
ernCr by the people.
The following is the vote for Governor In
scme OF the principal towns:
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DROPOBALS FOR LAYING WATER MAINS
LSB FOR FU FINISHING Ooh
PORATIOG SIOPS

WATER RICIsIRAR's OFFICE, March 2, 1873,
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, addressed oDa
Sopy 20 the President of the Beard of Aldermen
and copy tne Prpsident Of the Board of Corn.
mon Cc.:cil, will be received until Monday, the
18th inst, at o'clock M for laying water mai ms
for the Corporation Of sshln Eton during the eur
rent calendar year Also for furnishing Oorpora-
uos stops. viz 100 of y inch, IS OF inch - of a
inch, and 25 of inch diameter.
speehestioIs can be had by APPLYING NJ this Of
See. RANDOLPH COYLE,
S-dti6 Water Registrar.
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SYRACUSE, n. Y, March IO.-Mr. Brook :
IaNtr. iht II. mocIR'ic candidate, las been
rtosen mayor by 200 majority.
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For Eurone,
kiuuiripuI IIectiou,

NEW SoRE, March 1.-THE steamer Africa
sail.d hence to-day for Liverpool, with forty
passengers anc Si ,35C,ttp ~ specie.
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fECRsDAY EVENING. Harsh IT,
1he GsnSssTs have great Slsssure in snIloS
ioe hat they have induced the great sAeA-yeafe-n
Ardet,
hR. HAChkfr.
TEkkK FIGHTS ONLY
In his ssie br ted char sstsr Of
fALSrAfF
shakapeare's 0reatest coEie Creation.
The evening ~iE be prod assd the historical Ylsy OF
KING HENRY ~.
friday KING HESET " will - repeated
Saturday po.itively Last Night Of Mr. HACK
Ell, when will he produced
MERRY KITESOF WINDSOR.
Seats nay be -. nred in advance for sitker
elIovs OF ADssss balcony Chair, u s.pt..
Xrsssetfa seats, rs cents: Fareuette, % Fam
" Clreis, cents; Private Boxes, 35.
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NEW DRESS GOODS

w NEW DRESS GOODS.
w 4 Are now in receipt of beautiful 81 sort
ment OF rtyl- DREsS GOODS. euch As Poll de
Lhivirs, Black aud White Plaid Faientias Figu red
H0uslins sno Chslies, Cling CHAINS Briliiarts Black
and Whiis P0pius, AID Plain Apaccas Also q
niplsts stock Of Mourning Goods. Kid Gloves
Irish Linens, Blesched Cottons, K C &c
fe Is cost NJ TAYLOR Il co.
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Resignation Of Col. Lefferts.
NEW YORK, March n.-Colonel Leferts
has resis ned the command OF The Seventh re-
pinent,
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CANTERBURY HALL,
- CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
S0UISIsNA AY.. EKax SIXTH Srsrsy

DEAJT1TUL DANsEUss
Afss fx1rfHalfs HkssTiss s0sssFshsss Is Es1Ess.
sfss sfss EEssFiSE EEssTfSE e e F4iEEE FsIssE:
r0nsssr pEsr ELL H e OF Tss skxsoS la 4 the
'hela''hs 7HE II s'iSiiI ioRTCNEs SFiaj OF WAR.
nas Is
TnE KEwasD OF rRE BRAVE.
mons. sLOLLOSYiS
YsLAYNbS.. The f1iIs FAIRY s1ts'1G %FTaE SEAS;
MES nIt fAt KAYE is9FISAtii PEN t.sS9s so4ER
THE GREAT COURT 5Gf OF BEAUTY
wall appear IN this Ballet.
Miss JULIA MoRTINER, the Queen OF the Ameri
TEEIRAs LAY
will be repested-nnitersa acknowledge to be
the most beaut ful act ever performed.
TONIGHT
JEEMES, THE POET, FIGHTS NIT SIGELI
TIE STAGE DRlVERThN ls7cN ALARMING sACBa-
AWKWARD DILEMMA!
Beside ri Immense Bill, in which
Geo X. Edesou, Billy Emerson.
II. W Egan. Willis Arnsir rons,
Jimmy CLARK, Johnny Clarke,
NEW DANCES BY
Miss Kate Harrison, Miss Jennie,
La Petite Ella.
Come Early. if you pish Seats
Doors open at 2 O'Clock pp rformance ats
Admission g cents; Orch8stra, 81 ce5 ats; Private
Boxes thoidiIg SIX SIS.
A GRAND HATIvEE
SATURDAY AfTEREUON, at 2 o'clock,
FoR LArIES AND CHILDREN.
Doors open o'clock. Adni isson-iadies, . cts
children, 10 cts.
Have you seen the
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ISAAC HERZBERG.

ISAAC dERZBERG,
LICENSED PAWNBR0KER, al The old Stand
ctobIiyhsd la2.-SIG,OO0 TO be loaned, NED<
gold and silver watches, tewelry, guns, piss "A
tolls. silver ware and wesr,9{ aRSssrsI. :,
Hationsl Fl otel between IA and 9th SITS.
Al traDEs ctiOns strictly eontdenusi "a - Sm
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nELAW ARE STATE LOTTERY,
DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY THE MONTH
Is PRIzrs or $4,000
~ s32 O0O!-xa
DELAWARE SEiT TIE LOTTERY
Authorized By IAN Act for the Encouragement Of
Internal Improvements in State OF Delaware"
JOHN A. NORRIS d CO, Managers.
DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY MONTH
20 PRIZES OF 81 600 EAcH
SECOsD CAPITAL PRIEs $1,000.
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PROPOSALS.
pRofosALs FOE $1,000 sAHHELs OF

s.., Y,opesIIss are invited vi Me flst SAy
q EoIsl Isks. ct IL s'siosh ": ~ tsfnashaAf
d Duhsistsass De pArtnssnt With 800 sArrsss q
ssis Tia b reserved for What = known = No; 1,
..s n0 S,aa tor ~ t.a.r.cs sr~ies :Asun -
~ - pa,a ate sheets Of rarsr.
yhs eA1yery OF the Flour 70 be scmmence4
., A.. 9Th Of April, or a. soon tAereafeer a.
ks GovsrSnsrt nay direct, at the fets OF SC
boIrsis daily. delivered either At Gs 6ovsrn.usat
VaTsAouss In sorSete~n. At sss Wharyes or ct
as Railroad Depot. Halhipgton, u. G.
Payment viii DC made a tsrreestss Of inde s.s4-
nsss such other fub@s the governra rasnt have
Ar ki.tyibstion.
The lssal government Inspection win - made
NJ before the socf j: received
20 eia viii Be entertained f.o- ear.ie. who hare
p svIorSfy failed to ss PLY with thsir bids from
SA5srs Eet present 70 respsac
Tbs barrels to be ne- aud head lined.
Bids xiQ be accompanied with an gath cf ale
0iAnss. And erected 20 Col. 4. BECSXIfH. 4.
D. C. @ 4. q. A., Wsssinston, d. c., And en-
acr>ef Proposals fer 7lour.7 mario
DkCPOsIIs ZOE HAY. OATS AND CORN
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VkRiE VARiE TIES!
VA Ri I TIES.
4 X / / T EsI
THOUSANDS FLOCK TO SEE THEM!
QNDEKFUL AND DARING
TRAPEZE Gl hESfS IrD ,:;,S
EOLLASDE BROTHERS,
ROLLASDE BROTHERS.
ROLLASDE BROTHERS,
TIE WONDERS or TIE AGE,
ADA TESAAN, ana TgSNAS
ADA TE5AAN. ADA TYSXAE
MILE LIZErTA
LIE LlZETTA
FRED NAY, FRED MAY
FRED MAY, FRED NAY
BUDTORTH.
BUDwORIH
LOVELY YOUNG LADIES
FEMALE BEAUTIES OF ALL STYLES
1HE GRAND STAR TROUPE
THE MODEL PLACS OF THE CITY.
Prizes Of Adrlis,iox.-P Parquette and Family Cir
Gle. Is cents; Orchestra Chat .. 50 cents; Sius:a
sests in Boxes 75 cents; Private Boxes, (holdins
fix pers+ns,) So; Ccored Circl-, Is cents
Doors open st q quarter 10 O'Clock Perform.
snce TO commence at &c srter TO O'Clock.
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s2,ss6 prizes amounting to -- 9oes s2SO
Tickets $40; Halves sS Quarters s2n; Bishths alS
DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY, IN rHI MONTH
R1An orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be addressed to JOHN A. NORRIS h CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware. mar 6taprl"
EEMALE COLLEGE,
l. BORDENTOWN. N. J.
This Institute is pleasantly located on the Della
ware River, 81 miles north Of Philadelphia. II has
been in successful Operati on for more than ten
years, and is one Of the most hourishing institu-
uons OF learning in the country.
sIeclai attention is paid to the Common and
Higher branches Of English, and superior Advan-
tases fnr nlsheo In Vocal and instrumental Music,
Drawing, Painting. French aad Latin are taught
by experienced teachers
rut street wharf Philsds., at 8 q. m and 2, 4 ~
and 6 o m Fer cetalo CUES address
Rev. JOHN II. BRAKELEY, A. NJ,
References in Warrington Hon J Ten Eyke,
senate; Hon J. N. L. stratton House If Re prssen-
Cox, Treasury Department; w II Van Northwick,
Department of the Interior; 3. ]. Groot, N. d.
fe IS I'm"
L J. REIBERGER CO.,
Il. Successors to q.
c,rIa. q LogpSs S I,GTIpv 4 GGTSiI;p
MERCR ANT TAIL RS,
METHopoLTrAs HorEL. As
u-r 500 p.. .,snu. VS. &ashissssn, s,Sssnib b. O.
DLAYING CARps-Hart & Co 8 and others
taS FNANCK TAYLOR.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

WASHINGTON TkEATRE.
-, CORNER ELEVENTH AND o sTRHRFr
UAAhas. dsssB. aAsDsk 4 SSN-soS
taHAsvRIR. -.--.-...--....GB0 ". - Rsss
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PROM EUROPE

INV YoRx. March Ii-rns s,axnsA,,, .,..
OF Baltimore arrived seoet naidnAsh,, srinr,as
Liverpool sdvicee Of the ssth all
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the war for the Union, has been often denied nv
those who would be clearly entitled 10 membership
in such associations; but recent events teach thai
such societies do exist The u. 5. Grand jury H.
attendance upon the Cont at Cleveland, Elade pre-
sen,men before adjoHrning in which we fad the fol-
lOWlng:
We firm Der. 4 faith be placed IN human testimony
thai rch association does did e,it loi many
monihs ago within tie uIi,dietou OF ts CoG tbs mem
bers Of which the Bible uotect cath othoi
aud otbers neither living North south from eli dss thsi
might he msds hy the Govergment FOR sodieto shield
desefe from brmes from arrest and Ia oil practicable
10 cppose q movement Of he Government 10 re-
tssbsh lie authority the whole eounrythe ssnfi ot
assembling for mutual Ifotsctos or 70 Prevent tho bfe,t o.
dseder to be the firing Of inf. four times ~ - many
uruiesc srtein sirAs egreed Upon by which mem
teTsof tbs aud Other Ike associations ush make them
selves known to esch other.
Advice given by tie Leading conspiaors 10 suc 90 hsd
procure them, by puTchasc convenient ~ tee
them aud channel Geig lated through
which they uisht b. bush.
Reviewers 0rds and knives exhibited at the time
and examined es 81 equsitys military Organization ives 20 be
sITanrei- Government be taken by force
hmo these despeIsdo desc~r and drafted
wh0 had GRADED muster arrest 10y such specimens
the character Of the Others nay be guessed
Auy member swing info nation Of any kird. referring In
AIRY The hlrd be killed aud chartered the four
parts % be buried p.evsy at he North, South Last
and " cot gates"
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Burdicks Bridge, on Section No. 8 Erie Canal, the
back slope of the towiDg-path "sloughed oil iof
distance Of twenty feet. ABOUT sixty feet more
theateped TO 20 in the same way, but The timely
mestures taken prevented this di-aster. The heavy
rain. causing high water, and soskng the BANKS
was the cause. Mr.. Contractor Nichols gave TIE
matter the pronptest attention, snd the DANA.
done is being rapidly repaired No further trouoie
ie expected there.
HEAVY FREsHEr IN SMALL BRooK'-A sHa.i
siream IRON the Otsco hills, known NJ LofI
Brook, running through South OnoDdaPa, was le-
creased TO torrent which did much damage 10 its
route. Mr. Hodg kinss turning shop, several small
buildings, bridges and fences were carried away
The flood also brought down an immense quaElity
of boulters and gravel, estimated Ell more tnan QUE
Lundfed wagon-loads, which were depotlled ~
front of Mr. Caleb Parks dwelling. This TACT Is
fully youchec for.
BRrDoEs CARRIED AwAY.-A small stone bndge
over the OnoDdaga Creek near the Fair GrNnca,
was carried away Iasi evening. There arc reports
here that several wooden bridges above Ocondacd
Valley were swept away. TIE BRIDGE in this cty
all stood firul.
ALL THE STREArs ELoODED.-lbe Onond"ga
Creek, Bu.ternut Creek, Nine-1i,e Creek, a!d
SEsneateles Outlet yesterday or las, biglt ~
high as they have been in many years 6etore, ana
great DANA e wac done the cultivated fields along
iheir banks. We hear tha, the Seneca and Oneida
Rivers are unusually high, and that considerable
damage was done along their courses.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF REw-YoRK....-....Ju1r n
Cleared.

ssan.hirs-for1,'ia tIaml Heset. Eaa1b1rs Kunhsrdt
Steanefs-F snsip, Young Baltimore. YIN. DA1sil Mar.
q Stevens thsce, Ysaucre. Wa. Da'Zel
Skips-1hs,ch.r Mssoup Dant,r. San Francisco Cooley;
We,.more4sd. De Can. Liverpool J. ". Ewsll 20. |,
Viva "a F'snce (Dsnl Gogs'sd. Rotterdam, W r Schmidt
Sou Lucy Thompson. Croker. Liverpool j. Thompson's
Ne bew; Chancellor fRr.). Joafs Liverpool Williams
Gr,or. Ta'smsn Or }, kermer Have. B0yd Henct-p;
Adler (Br~n. Roper London, loser Co Canvas back
Qrl MILF, Antwerp, W. J. schmidt s. Son.
Bshs-H. seyen,, Stevens, PolsGslpha. Brett, Son
Co.. Princeton (Br Seeiey, DeEeras, Caa S-feyi Ida
We helGs ,Puz.l. =. QueeDstown. Fuuch, Aeinke K
Ne.t,.
uri-s-Ceiesrs Ticket. poton Peck Church; Virgin
nj. (Osn D. Van Elnen, .oueeustowp. Func' Mel cte
9eEet u.sr.tls Or lsrgos Beruuca. "o.cot FIsk;
Julia (Br.l shackslfoi, Para Burden CO.. sea Bid
fgtl - 81. Johns, n. b. Ursnia OBI Bradford, 81.
John. T. r. J. Frye 60.
scbooners-Prince,s. Lowell Boson. s w Lewis Co ;
Rave Gsssell Warrington Ven Brunt slaghii Brave.
Newton Beaufort. d. c. Murray k2ine,h t8r g. sep,
sbui a. HaDnab Loud. EizsoethDort Brett Son toi
Msris Baker Port Roys j. W Mckee, Moonlight tuihi,
Providence l.. Kenny; Bueus Vista, Philip ~ sto
L. kenny; seus,or. Brsy, Ehz hethport. su'a 20
G. jayne, Rowland, FORTE. MonIoe, L. hsnrv; Cooot,
Ph.uney Boston. Bentley. Smith Co. " j. pFsyon Mll'
liken Bosom. l. Kenny.
sloop Blaay-, Marshall, Stanford Conn IL s. l..eAsss
A. g.u
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The Politics CT Najor-Cenerul Grant.

From Tie Giens Daily Advertiser.
II ia alike unpairoiic and ungracons 10 be big
Cling as 10 what may have been the politics OF any
OF our brave generate in The field, who have been
uobly fighting FOR the republic. With truly loyal
aud patriotic il makes no difference "a To Whist
marta soldier may have belonged TO before the he
bel,icn. Rubbing 10 the deienee Of biz Government
aud lie oOuLry, rskiDg bis life on the battlefield,
Ie challenges he Iespect aud tho gratitude Of The
oood citizen. Yet - tod that certain COpperhesd
neysoapers, that preach pesce and denouuce the
war. have The UNPARALLELED sudaGtY 10 claim cer'sin
spcceesful generals al "Democrats, using tbe term
in heir own sense. Some papers y nPs,nl|ne wan
lie Rebelf. having clsimed our fellow -czen, MAJ
Gen Grant, as democrat" il may be proper for
ID % say o word touching his politics, speaking by
the best authority. Being IN Tho army mp 70 vi bin
q few years before the war broke out, hrd beipg
military man, be never cast "A vote III bis NE.
In 1850 be vas friendly 10 tie sucCos9 Oh tie late
Judge Douglap, though he often e,lIeesed tlmseil
~ having great confidence in the honesty aud
patriotism OF MIR. Lincoln. His father, TIE veneer
able Jesse X. Grant, DOW residing IN C0singtoni
Keutucky, is a stanch Republican, and voted ioi
| Lincoln and JIaulin. Ills brother, Mr.. y. ii
Grant now in charge Of the business house In thi'
city ia which the General was engtged before en-
teTng the teryce is one Of our most active and ell
fciept Republicans and Union men. The General
himself is now a thorough aud devoted supporter o
the Administration and its whole pohcy, withOu
qualification or evasioD. In 1867 he wss one 81 We
signers 70 the call on Mr.. Wsehburne 10 again be
come the Republican and Union candidate for Con
! gcss for tits Congressional District. lie LOOKS
n with horror upon the peace party OF the North
| which is institutlrg "6re 10 the rear" OF tn
gallant army which he has led 10 victory aud glory
All his friends aud supporters in this city arr
Republicans or war Democrats, while the Copper
behds are cordially hostile TO him. la the late spen
did celebration here got up IN his honor as the te
OF The Mississippi and the capturer Of Vicksburg
IN. leading "Democrats" utterly refused TO psrtci
nate in il, and while the dwellings Of our loya
ieope blazed in magnificent illumination, tue house
Of the others mentioned were coed IN daFAhe's an
we're "a black as midnight To those interested VI
NAV therefore say that the present political statu
of General Grant is not matter OF doubt.