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Liquors and Cigars.
PRANDIES.-BR EHERFS
~ 1879. James ncnncssy, 1853 and 1865
Pinot Castillon 1860. w.
m INES -Aloct ~ Chnndon's CuAMpAGNFS.
dheso all brands, being solo agent in South
carolina. and the Wines second TO none.
SHERRItS.--All grades, from common to tho
finest AMtlNIILLADO.
Hock, WHITE AND CLABEr WINEs.-Hock-
nclnlrr, IIaudcshcmcr lit Suntrrncs. Lntour
Blnnch. st. Julien. la Rose, Nirrstcncr Mar
cobrium, I't Barsac, Chateau Snutcrnrs.
fontct Bunct, MarSanx, Grand Vim Chatcaux
Laiitto and Latonr, Vintage 1858.
FINE WHISTLES, &c.--1 hcsc arc selected with
great care. ami comprise The fint st known
brands, whilst the stock of rtc Gifted goods
domestic GINS. RUN, &c, are offered nj lowrr
rates. N' 80 ~"
Scorer WHISKY Real PEAT l,EEE, is of
III! OWN importation. very supciiur
CIGARS LIVE INDIAN. Figaro. Tsrarola.
ialhetto and Other brands are of, rcd! cl,oict
III InalntE aI iti ana mn;rrntn III price.
SMohlNG TOBACCO in variety, and spc-
cially selected with regard 10 nuaiit,: nuI
word III yonr car. tho bcs, is aiwu,. iIr ch,,n
est II whatever one cats, drinks or smokes
zee l" GEORGE SUMMERS.
Olls, TnrIentinc, BcIzlne.
100 GALLONS LlNSEED OIL.
kS|V 100 gallons Train Oil.
100 gallons Machinery Oil,
lou gallons Spirits Turpcr.tnr,
100 gallons Alcnhul
50 gallons u, nZinr,
l0 barrels krruscnc Oil
for sale low by h. II. HE1NITSu,
Jan - Whnicsaic and itoiail ! rngg!st
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Guns, Pistols. Etc.

INFORM my friends and
S public in general that l have
just received IN entire new
Y.tock of Double and Single Bar.
rel rel GUNS, REtEATENs, Flasks, Pouches,
Cartridges for ali kinds Of PistoIs. powde,
and Shot.
REPAIR1NG done at short notice.
Oct p. w. KRAFT. Main etrcct.
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EAyANNAu Morcb IN :

t'AFANNAH, MHTCu 10, I57U.
MeSsrs- Jacob Lt11.nam d Bro, Sou0nnGh,
Ga.--GENTs: ! ave tetore mo your esteemed
documents relative to your .'Gelmun Bitters."
After careful examination ! must conjess
that your Bitters is really what you represent
1t TO be, an old German recipe Of DR.. Mitch
excellent for dyspepsia, general debility and
n"rv"ns diseases, and ie good preventive or
cillls aud fever. find it 10 be most de-
lGht1ui and pleasant stomachic. / remain
yours truly, tSigned) AUG. P. WETTER.
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Good Health---Ionp Life

RNHENE IN difference between good blood
"A anu Dad Dlo0d.a difference Of Life ant
Death Bad blood is full OF bnmors, pro
,'ucIng corrupt Sores. Ulcers, Boile, Car
icIcs, spots, Bitches. These are indca
IONS OF dlstascd condition of tho eystcm
d smd mak Disri !, remvcu viii prey upon the bod,
.1 icrh. Without pure blood no flesh is free
from disease. The Pale and shrunken Fo, M.
; Yellow Faces, Weak Siomucl,s, Diseased
l;lvers, Crippled Ithtumatics, Nervous Hyno.
chondracr, D.speptic Victims of Hcada che No
common i'll thi, country, is owing entirely to
the hnmors OF the blood.
HElNlISH'S QUEENS DELIGHT is the
only sure medicine. 10000 bottles sold pt
nome 6cspcahs for it a popularity uncxamnlcd
IN thc history of medicine For purif,in inc the
Blood and invigorating the Liver, no Better or
GShcaper medicine has over been discovered.
liiltsh'e Queens Delight is a Purifier of th,.
Blood and an Ihvgorator of the Liver, two
!hlnss essential i'll preserving Health and
In curing Disease. It iuvigoratcs the Liver
az ana cures all disorders OF the Stoma CHI and
bowels, pnrites tho Blood and repairs the
waste OF the Body, imparts Strength and
gives vig0r to diseased and enfeebled 4, stems.
III, HElNiIsHS QUEEE'S ELICIT.
:. me people approve, and physicians sanction
lls use, because it possesses merit, and il
what it seems to bc--a houstho,d Uiessin0 10
Tho sick. ''"9 -
1T CURES
MEADAcnEs.-sick Headache, Nervous cad.
ache, bilious Headache, Neuralgia. Catarrh
Dlzzlness, Rush of Blood to the Head. Full.
hess, Oppression of the Head, &C.
:. CATARRH-Th1s unpleasant disease, in all
its forms go
sonE THRoATs. dc.--Sore Throats, Hoarsc
ness, Loss Of Voice Weak Voice.
DYSPEPSIA This disease always cured in
tions. '.e"P"
LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAuNDIcE, DC.
Chionlc DlarrhGa and all Chronic Dysente-
ry, Coles, obstinate Costiveness.
;, ilLEs.1Pi!es, Blind, Bleeding or liberated
Ialninl, Itching, Burning, no matter how long
Kidney Disease. Diabetes, Gravel, Inconti-
nenee. Iea.ea St,oppage. Their peculiar diseases
:, FACE AFpEcTloNs.-- brown Spots, Moth
Biotchcs, Pimpies, Black hpecks Kcd Patches.
turning, Itching, Rush of Blood to the Face
Cioasma, Bad Complexion.
Aosccsscs. Scro!ula, when on the Scalp:
!nhroat' internal or external: on the Tongue,
Back' Limbs: or anywhere; Sore and Swellcd
Legs, all perfectly curablc
SKIN DISEASES Salt Eheum. Tctter. Acnc.
hhingles, Scaly Ernptions, Watery Discharges,
l'ohlng Burning. Chronic Ery. ipclas.
The EYES -lnfamed and Itching. Scr ofuIs
Nc., on the Eyes and Eye-ids
GolrEE, SwELIED AECK.--All cases cured.
Khtnmatism, Chronic. Acute, Ncurale ia,
i.ameress, Swelltd Joints, inability to walk
painful or passive. cured by tho use Of
HEiNIrSHS QUEENS DELIGHT.
Inc afflicted, nervous and dcbitatcd, whose
shhcrliSs have been protractcd from hidden
causes. ana whose casos require prompt treat
nent, will find always a sure remedy in
QUEENS DELIGHT.
>, ASK for iElNIfSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT
rake none other. He is the Inventor and sole
Frb9
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. :
Made Of Poor Rum. W-hisIscy, Pro"f
.iririts md Rc:usc i.icI"r. .:uctor d, ,splced
AID sw, cLcned /, p!':.s. L.: to- called TON
c.,"" .tppetizcrs." " I:,si.i. a.. &C.. tint lead
t.,c tpl.,cr - d-ui.,"n'::s n'rl rCin. but nre
y 80! Medicine, E,a'l. FROM the Native Roots and
l!rr;'s Of California. free frntn Mi Alcoholic
.a,in,uInn:H. Tncy t:'c GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER nnd LIFE GiYINt: PHlN-
CIrLE perfect Ecn"yHtor aad lnyi%orator OF
thc :;yst,.:n. carrying "G all poisonous matter aud
re 'torin.; Tie blood 10 Il l"eitI:y condition. No
person can take these Filters according TO ''-"c.
tlon md remain long uawrl.
For Innamni.iory md Chronic Eacu-
inntism mud Cont, Dyspepsia ar lnd;-
ucAtiOu, Bilious, Hcniittcnt md Inter-
miiicnt Fcvcrs, Diseases of tho Blood.
liver, Kidneys. md Bladder. these Bit-
tern havs bcca most successful. Such Dis
eases are caused by vitintcd Blood, which
is generally produced by arrangement OF tue
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR 1NDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain ia the Shoulders, Coughs. Tight.
ness of TIC Chest, Dizziness. Sour Eructntio:s OF
the Stomach, Bad taste In tho Mouth Bilious At
tacl;l ral?natlon OF the Heart. Inflammation Of
the Lungs. Pi:a in The regions of the kidneys. and
hundred other painful symptoms, are tho OF
srr;nGs"f Dyspepsia.
They iayisoratc the Stomach and stimulate tho
torpid live and bowels which renlcr them of un.
cyua,lcd efficacy In cleansing tho blood Of all
impurities. and lmpnrting new life md vigor to
lac whole RyEtcm.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Ernptions, letter.
Salt I:hrum, Blctcics. spots, PInplcs. Pu6tnles,
BD.!s. car3nnclcs, Ring Worms, scald.Ilcad. Sore
Eyes. ErysIpclns, Itch. Scurfs. Discolorations Of
lhe Skr, Humors and Diseases OF the Skin, OF
whatever nnmo or nature, nrc literally dug mp
anl carried ont OF the system In n short timo by
thc use OF these Dittcra. One bottle in eucli
cases will convince tho most !ncrcdulous OF their
curative effects.
Cleanse tho Vitintod blood wlcnevor you 1nd
ita impurities bursting through tho skin in Pm'
ples, Eruptions or Sores; cleanse 1t when you
find 1t obstrncted and sluggish In the veins;
cleanse It when 1t Is foul, and your feelings VIII
tell you when. Keep the blood puro and tho
hcaltli Of the systcm will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking In
the system Of no many thousands, arc encctuaily
destroyed and removed. For full directions, read
Carefully the circular around each bottle.
JwA,KER, rroprict'r. II. II. MCDONALD b
CO. nrug.Ists and Gen. Agents. San Francsco.
Cal .na.i s. ana 81 Commc:cc Street. New York.
sOI.p Isy ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
D2altTIy GEIGER & McGREGOi;. Agents
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A telegraph operator, named Clark, on
MA way to Mobile. jumped off O train and
was killed. Delirium tremens.
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LIPPMAN'S
6 r E AT GERMAN BITTERS
M,IARIoUs DISEASES GENERALLY
FEMALES

Will find LIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TEhS the best tonic known for the di. ea eest to
winch they ure generally subject, and where
gentle stimulant is recommended.
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THE POLICY HOLDERS
LIFE And T0NTINE ASSURANCE co,
OF THE SOUTH.
OF THE SOUTH.

VIM. MoBurney, President; e. p. Alexander.
VI Vice President and ;Actnary; j. +. Gilmtr''
vice, ,prosldcnt resident IN Gcorl ia; l. n yc
nutchlnson, Vice.President, resident in
North Carolina; Geo. Il. Boggs, Secretary:
John I. Darby, NJ d., Medical Adviser:
Augustine I. Smytlc. Solicitor; James Con,
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Wholesale Agents for State e of South Carroll
ns.DO"l h, NOISE DAVIS, HENRY Bis
CHOFF 4 CO. GLACIUS L. WITTE STEF.
flINS, WERNER! DUGKER, Charloton.
Depot IN Columbia, S. c., at GEIGER :.
niCfhFtiOWS Druggists. June 2lyHf
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K1nKLASn Mills. Ga, Morcb % 1870

KIRKI.ANn M!IL.s Ca, March %, 1870.
MesSrs; JWoO Li7Thnon 6 Bro, Dr.ugoists,
duccd your Great G. imam 1,ittcrs here to NV
customers and friends, and find better sale
Tor 1t than any have ever kept before. Those
VINO nave tired it approve OF it very highly,
and do not hesitate in saving TINT it is IN
superior in value to any other ];ittcrs now in
usc Yours, respectfully, W. KIRKLAND.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
ColunDias .. Q.
Present Capital, 100000.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, s5UO,OUO.

OFFICERS.
John 3. Palmer, president.
A. g. Brcnizcr, Cashier.
q. N. &. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTIONS.
.. Eli Gregg. John Is. Palmer. +. ". Mc3Ias-
ter, * y. Sem, of u. d. Sem & Son; G. ".
beardcu, or Copeland l. Bcardcn; II. l.. BRYAN,
Of Bryan 4 McCartcr; w. q. Swufficld. OF r.
w. @ Swa affield.
+. w. McMaster, Solicitor.
TTNHTS Bank is now open for tho transact on
Il OF general banking business.
CEhTIFIcATEs OF DEPOSIT of CURRENCY or
coin, bearing interest at tho rate of seven (7)
per cent per annum, i'll kind. will be issued
Deposits from County Officers especially 90
Ii,cited; also, from Trustees, Administrators.
k[ecmto's, Professional Men, and others.
fArtlc9ar attention given to accounts of
C"y ana Country MerchantS. aud other busi-
ness men, and the usual accommodations ex.
tended.
Notes, Bills Of Exchange. and other eyi.
dences OF debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterals.
Stocks, Bonds, Gold and HRre,. bought and
sold.
.M"tVoted Currency purchased at small
discount.
nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland
France, Germany, B1giua, HoHand. Den.
mark aud he Orient. Let e,.s of Credit i.sued
payable III any of the above places.
Drafts on all the prominent cities in the
United States bought and sold.
N. Is. Persons desiring to take Stock in this
Bank, would do well to make aprlicatinn soon.
az there Is only II limited amount still to be
disposed OF.
Banking Ilonac opposite Columbia Hotel.
open rom ITO .. Feb % 1y
To Holders of Past Due Indebtedness
OF the city of Columbia.
TNIIE City Council OF Columbia having au-
Il thollZtd tho sale Of certain STOCKS.
held by city, for purpose of making payment
or past due bonds OF said city, tho holders OF
EAST due bonds arc requested TO furnish schc-
du'o TO Chairman OF Committee of Ways and
Means, OF City Council, stating number of
bonds, date Of issue, when dnr. on What az.
count issned and number of coupons duo on
| said bonds. w HUrSUN WIGG
Chairman Committee Of Ways and Means.
COLUMBIA, 5. c., February II. 1871.
a"ndfist and Columbia Unton. will copy for
sw" weeks and send bill to City Clerk
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Hardy Solomon & Co..

Hardy Solomon & Co.,
AVING entered into the manufactu of
LII BRICK and QUARRYING of GRANITE.
and purchased of Messrs. Wright & VIM. one
OF their new patent Brick Machines, capable
OF turning out from 10000 to 60, 600 bricks pcr
DAY, are now prepared to make contracts and
furnrh parties with any quantities OF bricks
desired. Apply to HARDY SOLOMON, at his
store, or at the South Carolina Bank and
Trnst Cnmnany Sort
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Champagne.
= CASES GOLDEN FAGLE,
- S cases RED CROSS,
/ cask Catawba WINE.
These wines arc made OF the Seeding
Grapes. and arc very delicious.
Dec7 JOHN G. SEEGER
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COLUMBIA, s c. THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 2 1871 Y
Special Notices.

N1essrs. JAMES McCLUSKY & BYRNE have
just returned to this city, and will remain for
a few days only, to offer their splendid assort-
ment OF GOODS, consisting in part Of rich
Paisley and Broshea SHAWLS. Also, Mido
SILKS and SATIN DIRE SSES, English and
German BROADCLOTHS, Beavers, &c. Can
be seen at tho Washington House, between
the hours of and o'clock, and from to o
o'clock p NJ. Feb o. G+
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Dentistry,

Dentistry.
EST TIE undersigned would in
UyFpxA form his friend and patrons
~ that he is prepared to execute
scientifically and satisfactorily all operations
and work OF whatsoever kird his profession
demands. Terms accou modating.
=, Once over Alcssrs. Porter Il Co.'s Dry oods
store, on NJ ain st' eet, Columbia, s. G.
from to 4 p. m.
Nov % ID. T.. BOOZER. D.D
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THE GREENVILLE ENTERPnIsE
has good circulation in Grccnville and adj
joining Counties. Will be found a good adj
vcriising Medium for merchants and business
men desiring irado with tho up.country
Grccnvillc city is rapidly improving, and upon
completion OF the Richmond and Atlanta and
AirIin" Railroad, will TIC an important pnint.
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New Varieties Garden Seeds.
LNILDEKKRAUT CABBAGE,
Il Marbi.head Mammoth Cabbage.
Early Schwen:oith Cabbage,
Ktycs' Early Prolific Tomato,
New French breakfast Radish,
Early Flat Dutch Cabbage.
Early Winhingsiadt Cabbage.
For sale by l.. II. HEINITSH
Wholesale ard Retail Drug and seed Store.
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CHARLOTTE. n. e.
SOL1C1T orders for COTTON, Corn, Flour
~ Bacon, Lard, &c and Family Grocerics
generally. Orders filled carefully and prompt
ly. Feb 2 Iyr
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BUFFALOTERs IN BR0oKLYS.

The City Fathers Of Bunnlo inspecting Pave
The city Of the churches was yesterday honored
by the presence OF the Common Council and
several OF the city officials OF Bufalo who came
with the object Of inspecting The various patent
pavements OF our neighbors across the
river. IL appears that Brooklyn ENJOYS
the enviable reputation in Buffalo or being the best
paved city Union, and hence the desire OF the
Bufralonan authorities TO obtain the advantage Of
Brouklyns experience In the improvements contem-
plated IN the western town. Tne Delegation
consisted OF the following genrlemen:-John
sheehan. President Of the Bunalo Board OF
Aldermen, Aldermen sch IRE Chairman OF Commit
tee on Streets,, Walsh. Kelly, Patcnen, ovens bork
Cruce and Carmichael; J. L. haberstro City Tiea.
sure; Eljah Ambrose, Receiver Of lakes; Street
Commissioner Gillespie; John DITTO CITY Engineer;
X. b. Ford Cily comptroller; Peter Doyle Superin-
tendent OF Police Jonn hcManns. City Assessor; I.
/. Clinton, City Clerk; "a. Donlhe Clerk Of the Mar
kets; Jane Albro, City Editor OF the Buffalo Com.
megcidi, and George Ferris OF the Express.
Mayor kalbnelsch received the delegation, who,
after partaking OF lunch, visited the water works
and Prospect Park, and were delighted with all
the wonders that were uniOdeo TO them. II Is said
that with naive modesty the delegation declared
Buffalo to be o one-hor5e town.
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PAGE.
advertisements
H-Adveriisemen,s.
ADVERTISEMENTS
4-Mexic0: 1ampico Assaulted and Captured
Seven Hundred Killed and Wounded on Both
Stdes-Cape May-Our Col eges-Gdmoerta on
the kepubnc-A Wonderful Clock-A Newark
Burglar Brought to bay-united States Court
IN Trenton-A Dlssipated Woman Attempts
!. Suicide Proceedings in the Courts.
3~The Courts Continued from Fourth Page)-The
Darien Canal: Final Results OF the Exploring
and Surveying Expeoition; OBJECTS OF the
Undertaking and WHAT Has Been Accom-
Marriages aud Deaths
0@Edltorals: Leading Article "The Triumph OF
Liberty and Lava Glorious vlctOry''-
News from Washington Obituary -Bufalon-
ians In Observation-Disclosures kilograms
Amusement Announcements.
SSThe Situation IN France Wreck OF a New York
Steamer-h lscellane0us NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Races: Second Day OF the First Summer
Meetina-Amy lntelgence-Views Of the
Past-Business Notices.
b.The Day After: The CITY In a State OF Amazing
Quietude; Mayor Halls Views on the Sttua-
lion; Panorama OF the War; Sights at the
Scene OF the Slaughter; The MOrgue and the
Hospitals; WHAT The Militiamen and Civilians
Say on the subject OF tho shooting; Arratgn-
meut OF the Rloters.
e-fne Day Alter the Riot Continued from Eighth
Paeet
lO-The Day After the Riot CONTINUED from Ninth
Page)-M0re Mutual MartyrdOm-Shippin In
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Degrees Conferrsd-D ecipherina Of Niseveh
HieroGIyphics.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. July 13 1871.
The commencement OF Amherst College took place
to-day, and nfty-nine young men were graduated.
The following honorary degrees were conierred:-
LII. D.-The Rev. DR.. Il. r. Humphrey, OF Louis
ville KY; the Rev. Dr. Riggs, OF COnstantin0ple;
Professor william y Tyler, OF Amherst College; Pro-
lessor Francis A. Manly, Of Lafayette College, Eas-
ton, Pa; Hotece Greeley, New York.
ID. D.-The Rev. George b. Jewett, OF Salem the
Rev. Isaac u. Bliss, OF COnstanunOple; the Rev.
Christopher Gushing, OF Boston.
It was announced that the Ntneveh slabs In the
cabinet, the inscription on which has heretofore
been Q mystery, had been decipnered at last by an
alumnus or tue college, the Rev. william Hayes
Waid, OF the New YORK Independent.
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RAILWAY AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.

Seizars Of Iron MsuRtaip Rolling stsck-Ths
Proposed sale Of the North Misssuri.
lwE ST. LOUIS July IL, 1871.
The County Collector to-day seized thirteen loco
motives belonging to the Iron Mountain Railroad
Company, for non-payment OF 100000 OF taxes
He also lowed on large lot OF lumber be-
longing TO tho Marine Railway and DRY DOCKS
for unpaid taxes. The Kingsland Iron Works
South St. Louis to avoid seizure, paid their tax bill
OF $1,000 under protest. The property OF the North
Missouri Roilr0ad Was seized yesterday Tor nonpay
ment OF three yeare' taxes, amounting 70 $I160O0.
A committee OF Inc CITY Council, the Mayor and
Justice OF the county held meeting to-day to de-
termIne what action was necessary In regard W the
Missouri Railroad next mouth. Counsel Will be
employed and application for an injunction Will be
male At once.
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O y 4 = " a q u.
Franklin y. Kinney.

Died at Chiavenns, Italy, recently, Frankl N s.
kinney, an old and well known resident Oh Now
York city. Mr. Kinney was born in Aurora, f;syugn
county, in this State. In early hfe he reuloved to
this city. where he was prominent pfactto.
der the old chancery system. Ito resided IN New
Jersey for many years and became idenuacd wita
the educational interests IN vat STATE, being trua
tee for the Normal and Farnum's preparatory
schools. tie was also -JniIenL IN politics, repro
senLng New Jersey as COMMISSIONER 10 t1e Worid'a
FAIR industrial EJ.ibtlon In 1891. He leaves n
large circle oil distinguished friends among Tue Nd
residents VI tht1 Cats and New Jersey,
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PRESIDENTIAL ENTRIES FOB 1s72.-John
Fitz Randolph, Of New Jersey, enters Procla-
nation No. 1, out Of Jersey Blue, dam Orange
Riot, by Green Ribbon. John 7. Hoffman,
of New York, enters Proclamation No. 2, ont
of Old Tsmmany, by Hibernia, out of Emerald
Ring, z. g. dam The People. These nags are
both thoroughbred. Their pedigree dates
from the bloody 18th of July. A splendid run
may be expected by each In the next Demo
cratic National Cow ention.
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lightened American Catholics would coerce
others II they had the power; but, right or
wrong, that ID the opinion Of large majority
Of our Protestant population. It should be
remembered, too, that fully fve-sixths Of the
population Of this republic are Protestants.
Any hostility or assumption on the part Of
Catholics, therefore, must arouse all the Pro-
testant sects Of the country against them, aud
could only prove damaging to the Catholics
themselves Archbishop McCloskey, in his
address last Sunday, told the Catholic Irish
the injury they were likely to do to their reli-
gion If they made riot In hostility to
the Protestant Orangemen. He was not mis-
taken. The riot has aroused an intense anti
Catholic feeling. The assumption Of some of
the rioters, too, that New York was chiefly an
Irish city, and that the city government was
under tho control Of the Irish element, has
provoked the Protestants and American born
citizens. While this was q foolish sssump-
ton, and contrary to fact, the conduct Of the
bulk Of the Irish population last Wednesday
strengthened the impression that Irishmen
really entertained this opinion. Those who
foolIshly made such boast forgot that with
all the foreigners here more than half the pop
ulation are native Americans. and that only
little over oae-lfth are Irish. What we have
said to the Orangemen, then, we repeat to the
Irish Catholics, to forbear in tho future from
giving any provocation to their opponents.
The Irish Catholics can very well afford to let
<ho al
smile with indifference at their silly banners
and devices that relate to bygone age for
the Orangemen are Insignificant in number,
while these Irish Catholics are numerous and
strong. Let the lesson on Wednesday teach
them that all are on the same footing in this
free country, and that mobs cannot rule here.
Let both factions bury their Old World preju-
dices and become good and devoted American
citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14
MOROCCO MANUFACTURERS CONVENTION.

CAPE ISLAND, N. j., July ID, 1871.
The National Exchange OF Morocco Manufacturers
at their semi-annual session to-day, discussed with
much warmth the proposition OF the shoe manuiac-
turers TO take OF the duty on morocco and serge
goods. committee OF twelve was appointed 10
oppose the matter In Congress- with instructions "
leave nothing und0ne TO accomplish It's defeat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14
RAILROAD CRUSHING.

ON wednesday evening Richard Squrcs, boy
nine years Of age, was accidentally run over at the
corner OF Lewis and Eighth streets, by car la OF
the Belt Railroad and almost instantly killed. Onl-
Ger Monahan, OF the Fifteenth precinct, conveyed
the remains deceased to the residence Of the pa
rents, I'll Last seventh street, anu coroner Herr
man was nQtided. Bernard Riley, diver OF the car,
was taken 10 the Fifteenth precinct police station
and detained to await the result oil the tnaulslu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14

iish to-day the opinions of several of the
leading journals in regard to the occurrences
on the 18th. II will be seen that the action
of our authorities in promptly suppresslng the
riot is very generally conceded to have been
right. The political aspect of the question is
also discussed, in no friendly spirit, Of course,
by the republicans toward Tie Tammapy
rulers