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NOR RENT OR SALE, 4 BEAUTIFUL
il ESTATE In 0rangeburg District, situated
Du Lyons Greek, three and q half miles from the
south Carolina Railroad. The tract contains
:aU0 acres, soil rich red clay, adapted to COTTON,
rorn, wheat, root crops ana clover.
splendid range for cattle; sunny h!ilsides for
vineyards, and low lands for meadows. Lyons
Creek, n lSrge, never-failirg stream runs through
Lae estate, and furnishes ore Of the finest water
covers i'll tile State.
4 most valuable iron GRE has been discovered
recently on the place.
The estate has on it all the necessary farm
buildings, negro houses, barns, stables, gi!
nouses and small dwelling. Ii haS been in cDn
atant cultivation si,iee the war and the splendid
growing Gro? would give entire aaiislactiVn.
1t is offered fer renL sale. on reasonable
terms.
Address HTs. j. ii. hElTT,
Society .it,:, 9arllngtn. District S. G.
Or L. IL. MARSHALL Il BRO, No. 3S Rroad-
stree. aug4
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TARM TO RENT.-A FARM OF FOUR
II TEEN acres, situated OH the Bellvedere
Fl act three miles from the city. TO rent low Ia
good tenant. Apply at Z. ii. CLAUSSEN 5,
Maryer street tech-wmf
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A GE.NCY FOH THE'S SALE OF
ERUyIAN GUAN0.

A G. E.N Y FO = L IL r. ) \ l. Ii ~ I
PERUVIAN GUANO.
The undersigned, having been appointed their
Agent at this port by Messrs Hobson, Hurtado
& Co.. OF New York. who are the sole agents and
consgnees OF direct imporIations OF Peruvian
uuno into The United States, oilers for sale, and
will keep on hand supplies OF
No. PERUVIAN GUAS0.
depot Is established here for direct importa-
ti0ns.
Quantities of ten Cl0) Tons, or more, can be had
at $50, goldi or its equivalent in currency, per
ton OF 2.4o lbs., for Guanape Island Guano and
sGT 50 for Chincha Island Guano, exclusive OF
State tax for inspection, and beiug the present
Government prices.
Purity warranted.
X. C. LAY, Agent
At Office OF Messrs. Tunno & Co.,
poyaa-lmo Savannah, Georgia.
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UissoIutions Of Gopartnersblp.

nISsOLUTION or COPARTNERSHIP.
i The Firm OF WILLIS Il CHIS0LM Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The liquidation OF
their affairs will be conducted by E. WILLIS, VINO
z. WILLIS.
Charleston, S. c., December 9, 1870. dec7
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do ReEt.

rNo RENT, A PLEASANTLY LOCATED
1 House, No. 2! Meeti. street, near the Bat.
terry. containing five square, two dressing and tw
attic rooms. Apply TO ISAAC BROWN, corner
Ruilelgc and Queen streets. decD
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4oitls.

Tie Proprietor Of this pleasantly located anc
elegantly furnished Establishment, o. the State
Capital, desires TO inform the travelling public anc
others seeking accommodations, tfa. the "CO
LCMBIAn is iIl.every respect q 8rst-class Hotel.
unsurpassed by any in the State or the Un!Eed
States. Situated in tie busincss centre OF tn.
city, with fine large airy roDms and table sup
piled with every ilccacy OF the season, both from
New York and Charleston markets, TIL, Propre.
tor pledges that no efforts will Se spared TO give
perfect satisfaction In every respect.
A 1rst.class Livery Stable Is attached TO tne
Hotel, where vehicles OF every description can bt
had at the shortest notice.
Omnibuses attend the arrival and departure OF
every Train. WM GoKMAN.
Proprietor and Superintendent.
J. D, BUDDS, Cashier. apr13-wfm
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
A FULL ASSORTMENT Just received by
DR.. Ii. EAER,
'uly5- No 131 Meeting street.
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fertilizers

This GUANO Is now so well known In all the
Southern States for its remarkable effects as an
agency for increasing the products or labor as
not to require especial c0mncndation from as.
It's use for i've years past has estaolished lts
character for reliable excellence. The large fixed
capIrai invested by the Company In this trade,
affords the surest guarantee OF tue continued ex-
cellcnce of Its Guanu. j. N. ROBSON,
Agent. Charleston, S. O.
JOHN 6. REESE & Co., General Agents, Bati-
more QeCZ2-D&O
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All the newest and most exquisite designs In
Jewelry, comprising,
SETS OF PEARL. GARNET, ALL GOLD,
CORAL AND STONE.
Leontine, OPERA Neck and Vest CHAINS; Seal
Rings, Diamond Rings; Cents Pins, Pearl and
Diamond; Plain Gold and Wedding Rings always
on hand or made to order; Sleeve Buttons and
Studs, Bracelets, Brooches and Earrings; Armlets
and Necklaces, In Gold and Coral; Brooches for
Hair or Miniatures, Lockets, Charms and Masonic
Pins, Glove Bands, at
JAMES ALLAN'S, No. 307 KING STREET,
few doors above Wentworth street.
nov24-thftu
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BoarAina.

nOARD RD-FAMILIES AND 81 N G L E
ID gentlemen can be pleasantly accommodated
at the corner OF Wentworth aud Glebe streets.
decl3
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~ MPO UND A ACID
pHOS HATE OF LIN E,
FOR CoAPUsTING WITH COTTON SEED.

This article is manufactured hY the PACIFIC
GUANO COAPANY, as Charleston, ): G., under
the superintendent OF Dr.. ST. JULIEN RAVE;
NEIL. When compOsted with m eItal weight OF
Cotton Seed, lis Results have Decn l0unu lul'y
cn;,ai 10 The hes standard fertilizers. Its ec0ilO
my must commend 1t to the notice of Planters
GENERALLY Fur specific directions for com posting,
aud for supplies apply 10 j. y. ROB oN,
Agent. Gharcstan ). &.
JOHN S. EEESE & CO., Genera! Agents, Balii.
more. uec---G&C-ituM
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Call attention OF those about purchasing IIoL!-
DAY PRESENTS to heir uneGnaletl Stock, CON-
prising everything in
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JAMES ALLANs, No. so7 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLAN'S, No. 307 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLAN's, No. sO7 KING STREET.
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DeeoratiDe HpboIstcrp.

DRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
The particular atteltlon OF the Ladies Is called
to the opening OF the largest and most lashiona-
BILE stock OF
UPHOLSTERY AND DECORATIVE GOODS
that has been exhibited In this city since the
var w. J. TRIM
No. 2+3 King street,
Two doors south Df Beaullin street.
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SILVER, JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

It will he much to the advantage uf those living
at a diS;an. rom The city tn send thtlr ofuers,
as snecia attention will be given IN the selection
by one ii the 1rn psr.0nay. Aah In case inc
goods furnished are not sails sactury IN every re-
Spect, they can be exchanged.
Goods sent c. O. D. Packages allowed to be
opened and selections made. jau1s-lFr
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Particular attention is invl d to the NEW,
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF WATCHES,
JEWELRY, sILvERWARE AND FANCY GOODS,
suitable for Presents, Just received and opened
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6olibap GOODS.

RISTMAS is G ON I NG'
NOW IS THE TIME TO SELECT YOUR
GIFTS!
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X HEM ALLY PU RE
IMPORTED LIQUORS.

IMPORTED LIQUORS.
The attention OF Of Connolsseurs Is respectfully
Invited to the following Superior Liquors:
VINE GROWERS CO.'S BRANDIEs.
vlntages OF 1885, 1924, 1850
JAMES HENNEssEY's CoGNAc.
PURE SHERRY WINES.
AMoNTILLADO, THREE GRAPES.
CABINET, HENNE>SEY,
CROWN, STAR AND GARTER,
TOPAZ, PALE AND DARK,
OLD PORT WINES,
JAMAICA RUM,
OLD MADEIRA WINE
ST. CROIX RUM,
W.S. q. CLUBHOUSE GIN
The above are selected with an especial view TO
absolute purity and richness OF navor; they are
cassed amongst the hnest Liquors that ever
passed an American Customhouse.
CoRwlNS CELEBRATED BRANDS OF OLD
WHISTLES,
ALL AROUND TIE WORLD
AND
FOURTEEN YEAR OLD BOURBON.
The attention OF discriminating judges is par.
ticularly invited to their merit.
Any OF them can be implicitly relied upon where
medical stilnulant is required, they having been
endorsed by medical men Of the highest standing.
EvERT E. BEDFORD,
Successor to VIM. S. Corwin & Co.,
dec5 No. 275 King Feet
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t:uncH pou0s, Nl.

ALL, BLACE 6 CO.,
Nos. 565 and SGT BROADWAY, NEW YORK
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Tbe GbafleStpn Nms,

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1870.
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YTEN EXPERT CIGAR MAKERS CAN
get fine work Immediately at J. MADSEN'S,
Charleston Cigar Mandatory, No. l63 Meeting
street, oppOslte Charleston Hotel oec3O
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WJANTED, A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman to cook and wash. Good refer-
ences required. Apply at No. Church street.
dec30-lx
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All the newest and most exquisite designs
Jewelry, comprising,
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WTANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD
w COOK. Apply at north side Broad street.
near Rutledre treet. ueC29-2|
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u U S S Ell LIS L I S
OF
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WTANTED, A WHITE GIRL TO AT.
wv TEND Child TWO C2l years cid. Must
cnnle well recommended. Apply at Room NO. a.
Sotnrdav dec30-1&
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WANTED, A COMPETENT WAITING.
w MAN. None need apply without tne pest
of references. Apply to No. George street.
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WTANTED, BY A WHITE GIRL, A SIT
w UaTION az a seamstress. Apply at the
northeast corner OF John and King streets.
i
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A LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES A
II Situation as Teacher, either in private
family or school; the former preferred. Reler-
ences given II desired. Address Box No. 10,
Grnenyile & n dee2S4t
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SITUATIoN WANTED, BY A YOUNG
y MAN with five years. experience In diversi-
fed business, rs general Clerk and BookSeeper.
Address K. ut this Office. deC2S-3T
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Wants..

A WIDOW LADYOF EXPERIENCE AND
N OF cheerful disposition. wishes place as
hOusekeeper, or as lady's companion. Call or
address No. 20G King street. decSo-l"
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Nv NTED, A FIRST-RATE COOK.
w None need apply without the best recon-.
menlatlon. Apply, before 10 O'Clock In the morn.
inc nj No IL Meeting street. decl9
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WTANTED, A WHITE NAN AS ASSIST.
w ANT In Grist Mil. Apply corner Com
ing and Rutledge streets. oecZ9-Zr
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

woman seyeniy.two years Old, named Margaret
Cahiil foana at the corner Of Grand street and
the Bowery yesterday afternoon. she is Irish by
BIRTH was SICK and destitute. and had NO home.
She Was taken 10 the Tenth precinct s'siioa house
where Dr. sxvile administered restorstiyes 10 her
and notified Mr.. Keiock. supcrintendent VI the De
partment OF Charities and Correction
Thomas Nary, an liz rishmaa. aged nfty-two. who is
porter and resides at - Oak street fell dead sf m
door OF the Commissioners Of Charities ana Correc-
ton at a quarter To- O'Clock last evening. Tie
cause Of his aeath is unknown. Hls bony Was car
ried 10 hts home and the Coroner was notined.
Al haifpast six O'Clock yesterday evening Ger
man Immigrant, name Christian Busch VINO ~ hity-
SIX years ol aye aud has no home. found In
Liberty street sick and destitute. lie was takea 20
castle Garden IN an ambulance
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THE NEW ENGL AND FAIR.

Trotting ut the Man hester Fair--FOur Inter-
esting Raccs-.Thirty Thousand Spectators
Present.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. 8, 1870
The fair continues to draw large crowds, the re-.
ceipts yesterday reaching $4,000 which is probably
exceeded to-day. The principal attraction is the
race course where some fine trotting has been ex-
hibited. The first race was for horses that
had never beaten three minutes-$179 to
the first, fifty dollBrs to the second and
$25 to the third There were seventeen entries, and
ten started. Isaac Copp's Lady Alice, Of Boston.
won the first prize; John Tyler's Ferry Handshaw OF
West Lebanon, won the second, and VIM. B. Smiths
Black Riddle, Of Hartford, Conn.,, won the third.
Time-2:46k, 2:41, 242H.
The next race was That for double teams, left un-
finished from Wednesday, and was won by VIM. b.
Smiths Thos. Jefferson and Fred. Tyler. OF Hartford
Respective times-2:40 and 2:42.
The third race was for pacers $75 to first and $25
to second, and was won by A. s. Drew's Jerry, OF
Great Falls which dstanced toe field on the second
heat. Times-2:A and $50 respectively.
The fourth and last race OF the day was for horses
that had never beaten 245$176 for the rst $50 for
the second and $25 for the third. 1t wrs won by d.
w. Flsk's Dauntess, formerly Whitcford Abadatal
Of Arashua. William B. Smiths ShOony, of Hart
ford, won the second. and James Desslin's Lizzie,
formerly Kate, or Lawrence, won the third. Re-
spective times, 2:43, 1888 aud 1892
The number OF people In attendance was about
thirty thousand.
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GEORGIA.

Tho Impeachment Of Treasurer Augier De-
fented-HiOtous Proceedings in the Legisla-
tufe.
ATLANTA, Sept 8, 1870.
State Treasurer Augier's course was vindicated in
the House yesterday. Bullocks articles Of impeach-
ment against Treasurer AugYer came up and were
defeated by vote OF IS to7 thus sustaining the
Treasurer
In the House Of Representatives the Senate savan.
nan Municipal bill was taken up to-day. point Of
order was made that 1t could not be retained the
House having Indefinitely postponed the bill. The
temporary Speaker ruled the point well TAKEN when
the House became riotous and twenty colored men,
bers took the floor at the same time member
called ior the reading OF the Blot act and others
lot ORDER Turner tcolored) said the action OF the
c0lored members was disgracefu. The yeas ana nays
were then called but two-thlrds of the Republicans
had left the house and no quorum was present The
house then adjourned till afternoon. In the after
noon the ruling OF The speaker was sustained by
three majority.
The democrats repudate the position taken by
Linton Stephens iavoring the running 0f neiiglble
persons for Congress.
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LOCAL INT. .Lli'Eycr.

An insane man. named Thomas Mcclure, residing
In Hicks street, Brooklyn attempted to commit
suicide yesterday by jumping into the North river
from pier Al. He was rescued and sent to the care
OF the Commissioners OF Charities and Corrections.
At seven o'clock last evening George Imps. resi-
dent Of Guttelburg, n. j., In an attempt 10 jump
upon the Weehawken ferryb0at, at the foot OF For
sixth street. fell into the river. lie was rescued by
Officer Foley, and soon alter left for home.
At hali-past three o'clock yesterday afternoon o
fire was discovered the fourth noer OF the tene-
ment house in the Of 357 Fifth street. occupied
by Bertha Kaufman. No alarm was given and the
fire was speedily extingulshed. Damage to build
ing. $780, to furniture, fty d0llars fully insured
Cause OF IRE not KNOWN
MThe window curtains the residence OF s. Pinner,
726 Lexington avenue, caught ire last evening from
the gas. Extnguished by Officer Magee and Alder
man Farley Damages $500. Insured.
scotch woman, tweniy-six years OF age, named
Ellen McGougn, was assaulted at the corner Of
water and ROoserelt streets, last night, by man
named Thomas Noble Her injuries were so severe
that she was sent 10 Centre Street Hospital. Noble
escaped.
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ing ns " 1sellngs c mneevs regrvt II was evident
shaf the mt~hsp rob<d her of ths victory; pat she
MA % ss1 s"sen 'ss csss S ane d"r or S%e
spent In uytns 70 maze repair, bat ths Delay was
rns r.rr prrwxxx rHx rAIxKH AND GAMBIA.
The Cambria came aioug with good scupper
breeze and wfnd~d ber, the Palmer meanwhile
SSss vel op her Zee sasss sS@s Of ss
Including the Phantom, idler, Halcyon, Tidal Wave
hadelet0e. Msaxse snd otnerA me nrss men uoncd
s6ly In her .sie Ats:ss IS p. NJ. sns WIND brssSins
on somewhat The Palmer came ou the lee quarter og
sss Ss nv ssS aBs essnss as To- s s
@ IoSss a. to- % .%s !" go
up fapidv and guarded against any mistake.
DrNpiN9 TN. Li0HTsHiP.
Ihc Csmcrin nnsl,y roanded the lghtsnip on sew
ana eighteen second. later a1 s Time of Sns ne oaSer
vessels wss nos taken beng good distance behind.
saupho ss sea ne m'ns .nD thai eS.s the the
lightship some ten minutes later than the Palmer.
Win ? good run before the wind the race was
quarters Of an hour asr leaving the light nip so sSe
came up on the starboard sldc OF the Cambria and
after well contested struggle, passed ner.
This was the end OF II; that the Cambria should
the stern chase commenced. On came the snppho.
after her the Phantom, then the Ider. aud the
others In the order already mentioned, for but few
III the rear. At this time the pilotbost W. II. As
pinwall No. n, Of New York, hove IN sight, having
IN tow the British brig Louise from Jamaica, with
rum ana molasseA The Cambria was ovcrhauled
after II splendid run The Palmer passed Brenton's
Reef lghtship at GA r NJ. the winner OF the cup
the Cambria arriving four minutes later, and con-
scquenuy the winner OF the second prize, which
consists Of subscription cup. The Sappho passed.
the lightship twenty minutes astern 0f the
Cambria, the Phantom and the ldler next.
TnSs nasa ssr the race ., was we'll
while the neet altogether showed evidences Of in-
creased speed ana excellent sailing. Had there
been an allowance In regard to size tho Cambria
would In all probability have taken the cup. She
sailed better than In any other race In which she
has participated, and her nne qualities 10 wtndwsrd
were satisfactorily displayed when going from the
buoy of Block Island to che lightshp. The acci-
dent 10 the Sappbo robbed the c0nteft OF much Of
the excitement that would otherwise have charAc-
terized the event. 1hc winning yachts completed
the distance In little more than ten hours, and ~
they passed along Bateman's Point toa ards the
fort were enthusiastically cheered
The race for the cup presented by Rear Commodore
Douglas comes or tomorrow. The Sappho will not
enter but nearly every other yacht In the meet win
participate. A renewal OF the nne weather which
marked the race to-day is earnestly looked for
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WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.
From the Knoxville tTenn.) Chr

[FrOnl the Knoxville (Tenn.) Chr0nIcle.J
A gentleman OF this city In recent travels found
himself on river steamer, and among the passen-
gers were Generals Sherman and N. b. Forrest.
They were privately aud In q friendly manner DIS
cussing the war, IN which both took some prominent
parts In their respective armies. Said Sherman
tGeneral Forrest, there was time when you trou-
bled me great deal; In fact were nightmare to
goa s at 'nIaa nisSsn said is Forrest n and
know when 1t was; and had been gwen
the command ! asked for and ought TO have
nightmare sure enough. 1t was when you cut loose
from Atlanta and started on your march down TO
the sea- was in Mississippi at the time and
begged for cavalry command, which, If 1t had been
given me. would have made my cavalry command
about twenty thousand strong. With that many
your march the most hazardous and trying one you
ever undertook Sherman answered, "Well For.
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NOVA SCOTIA.

Great Gale on the Considerable Shipwrecks
and Loss OF Lifc-Seizurc OF an American
Fishermnn.
HALIFAX, Sept. 8, 1870.
Reports Of wrecks and losses Of life in the great
gale Of Sunday continue to come in. Besides many
vessels known to be lost there are many missing.
The schooner W. II. Dow arrived from the Bay
Chaleur, having lost one man. The schooner On
ward was wrecked at Chester; four Of the crew were
drowned. The keeper Of the lighthouse at Sambro
near Halifax, saw brlgantine strike on the ledge
and founder. Not Q soul was saved. Her name is
unknown.
The principal damage on land Is the destruction
OF Starts rOpewalk In Dartmouth and De VOLTS
carriage factory
The American fishing schooner A. N. Warron, Of
Gloucester, Mass, was captured near Sea Wolfe
Island by q Canadian revenue vessel and taken into
PictOu.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
ARREST or AN ADVERTISING AGENT.

Yesterday morning man named A. b. Caxarau
was arrested at No. 80 vesey street by detectives
Tilley and Eustace on q warrant issued from
Buffalo. The warrant was issued on COM
plant Of Messrs. Cotteri Il Denton music dealers.
tanned fifty dollars from the firm by false represen-
tatons. CaZarau was in Buffalo q short tiIne since
as advertising agent for the Thomas troupe, having
time after the company left CaZarau returned to the
city and visited the rm, when he stated that he had
been authorized engage hall, the troupe were
on a return tour, but had no money, and wished The
firm to advance IT, to Dc paid by the manager on his
arrival 1t appears the troupe failed TO appear ut
noted were taken.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
PENNS YLvANIA.

American Protestant Association Parade In
Philadels shia-The Albany Zouavc Cadets.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 8, 1870.
There was brilliant procession this morning by
the American Protestant Association. About i've
thousand members were In line, with full rcgalia.
The 1ags, banners and bands OF music were innu-
merablc. strong force OF police accompanied the
line, but no disturbance has as yet occurred.
The Albany Zouave Cadets were formally well
coined TO the city this morning In Independence
Hall by Mayor Fox, after which they were con
veyed TO the various points OF interest," This after
noon they Will have q dress parade and make dis
play OF company movements In front OF the Union
League House. After which the cadets will partaKe
OF q banquet at the Continental.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
CONNECTICUT.

The Knights Templars Encampmeut at Nor
wich.
NORwICH, Sept. ., 1870.
Eight Communicates OF Knights Templsrs assem-
bled for grand encampment at Camp De MOlay, In
this city, to-day. There were present Washington
Commandery, No. !, of Hartford; Cyrene Command
cry. No. e. OF Middetown; Clark Commandery, No. I,
OF Waterbury; Palestine Commandery, No. Q. of
New London; Hamilton COmmandery, No. s, OF
Clinton Com mandery, No. 8. Of Ncrwai: c Columbian
Commandery, No. T. OF this city. A battalion drill
was hello In the afternoon, closing with dress
paratie.