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Those sets Of furs, including nrh, that p. WEIsl
GER s. Co. are selling at IS are great bargain.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-There was no bushes:
of public interest transacted in this cour
Yesterday
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Isneianss.
zee KHEprvE's gxrEplTloN.

LoYDox, November &C. The Khsdi7e's
|expedition consists Of 1000 men, and b.
commanded by P,trdys hey, an Il AmesfcaH.
Itgoes 70 Zanzibar In transports, with the
ostensible intention of joining DR.. Living
stone, and Of cooperating with him II agree.
| able; otherwise, to act independently ~
solving the problem OF the senrces Cf the
Nile. The expeditions goes under egyptian
eolors. % S gsiss l]s
VESSELS WRECKED AND Loss or sSslzE
Arrivals from sea report that the gale con-
tinues but with less severity. The ehips
Electric, nom New York ior Hamhurg, asld
Clance, from iPensaco ola for Sstnd defland, EaYe
been lost; theirerews Tefe saved. The ship
Royal Adelide, hence for Sydney, New
South Wales, was totally wrecked OF Port.
land, and several OF her crew drowned.
France. s
THE SITUATION REGARDED AS DANGEROUS.
PARIS, November q. here are no indi-
cations this morning Of ID compromise be-
tween the executive and legislative depart
ments Of the GoyeTDment Both parties nd
here to their respect live ositions. The sitna-
tion is regarded serious.
+ There is great excitement here and In the
"a 81 tf .--as s4S AZ
nounced that the HE & Eeft Centre
isate determined to- fhs ,eomnittee8
appointed to diaft te Phierss
message. x s.; =. es.4s :. - =
IArEa-rHs ssss7 M 4 Ss raE coa,urrs
PRS, NoFennsa sair ss.g. majority Re.
port of the Commisse on II ddress was read
in the Assembly tlisafterhe con-. It Is strong
in it's indictment against the Radicals, and in-
sists on the establishment OF 8 responsible
ministry as the means of fighting radicalism.
The majority of The committee wanted Inn
mediate consideration Of the report, but tlse
minority moved postponcment until Thurs-
day which motion was carried. This action
il regarded as favorable to the Government.
THE RADICAL JOURNALS OF PARIS ON THE arr
UATIoE.
Specials from Paris say that the Radical
Journals are violent, and declare that terrible
revelations will follow the overthrow of the
Thiers Government. The same journals ac-
cuse the Legitimatists, Orieanists, and Imps.
rialists, Of having formed q coalition TO work
the downfall OF the present Government.
General Changarnier Is; also charged with
aiming to secure power.
spain.
MARTIAL LAW IN MERCIA, &C.
MADRID, November 26.-The province Of
Mcrcia has been placed under martial law,
and additional troops have been sent to An-s
dalusiu. si ).
A riot which occurred in st. Andre was
aasiiv strDnresspd .l ysEs Ssssist skSs s ss5pS g
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New MEcHaN1csv1LLE TuRNrIKE COMPANY.
At meeting of the stockholders of the new
MechanicsYille Turnpike Company held in
this city on Monday DR.. j. G. Lumpkin, of
Hanover, rendered his resignation as presl-
dent; which was accepted Mr.. Charles U.
Williams was then elected president, and the
following gentlemen chosen directors . G. Il.
crutchfield, Colonel Z. Shelton, N. u. Clark.
and J. u. Cosby. sts,s1
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I have analyzed the whiskey known under the
brand of "B Select" controlled by Messfs HALTT
TER D. BLAIR q Co., Richmond, va, ana nns u
free from fusi oil and other impurities, and recon.
mend It's uss for medicinal and family purposes.
J.B. McCAw, n. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry Medical College Of VIZ
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The porcelain or ivory finish photograph alone at
REES & CO.'S. ..t.-.a s.
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Ladies shopping from the country or In the city
will find ANToNI's restaurant the only complete
one in the city-8fain street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Annual Meeting Of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company.

FetcrsourE hhiirOaSt company.
Yesterday was the day appointed for the
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany. Judge James II. Cox was elected
chairman, and appointed Messrs. H. B. Hax-
all, Charles Ellis, and II. K. Ellyson COM
mittee onDroXies, who reported that there
was no quorum present. The meeting then
adjourned sine die.
From the printed report of the Board Of
Directors distributed amongst the stock
holders present we learn that the business
of the year has been more profitable than
that of the previous year, the receipts being
in excess $12, 1906 and the ordinary ex-
penses 0,512 less, and there is good reason
to expect an Improvement in every succeed
ing year. l.
A summary Of the travel shows as follows ::
se,foe through passengers, paying. S2s ,0l3 o.
$1,000 local and way, including 6.seS return
and l,25o cOmmutation tickets. -. 38,045 73
35,is2 excursion passengers. 9,223 10
ll,705 received nom and delivered 10 Dali
vile railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 4,423 10
4,797 Clover Hill, including zoos return -..-
tickets. ............................ 2,7O5 80
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Two pounds new dates for 2sc. at ASTosrs.

TIE WAY TO SAVE MoNEY.-Go TO the Doilar
Store. corner Ninth aud Main streets, iof your
Christmas presents. .A-
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Misses fur sets in great variety, from $3.50 up.
for sale at p. WEISIGER s. Co.'s.
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Whlte stslaga grapes q. ANroNl's.

A big line Of neck-ttes, scarfs, &C., az e. b.
SPENCE & SONS gentlemens furnishing store, ls0'
Main street.
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shirts made 10 order or ready-made at Z. b.
SPENCE & SONS furnishing store
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!. Anegess Lie Insurance sHanaIc,

NEW lsLEAss, November 26.-Tsgo men
have been arrested here charged with OBJ
taiiiing $4,000 life iiisufanee upon 9 person
whom they subsequently drowned.
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Goso Asrosrs for large California pears.

ApvERrTsEs--our merchants seeking trade IN any.
portion Of the country shonla advertise IN ue y,
papers OF that Bcction. hf IfLfsos q 4so. MI H,ii
taEe advertisements and hsys them inserted at raps
iishsrs' rates,
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TULIlJS SYCLE, 4l5 BROAD STREET,
j has fust received q beautiful line Of
NOW Is THE TIME.

We have recently returned from Naw rgsk wstn
and WINTER GOODS, and we invite all wng kte in
searci, OF BARGAINS 70 gfye us . esIL ao cdRe y
ANYTHING. We Try 70 do g. squsrs.np gnnnss3s ano
than anywhere else In the ETY. VIII i,s Z, ,orad
uniform. 2; ss BAhssEs's lsss I'm = Mt. Su;s.
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REEs & co. exhibit none but their own work at
fnntr
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Heavy undershIrts at the low price of one dollal
at z. d. SPENCE 6 SoN's.
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Furs repaired aud altered at p. WEIsIGER
Co.'S.
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A big stock of clothing at E B. SPENCE & sos's,
ann n Mn street. z. s-..-
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PuoToGRAPus.-The best in the city at REEs &
Co.'S.
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!, ENTERED.-The American bark sacra-
mento, Captain C. Fl. Robbins, entered at
the custom-house yesterday to load for Per
nambuco, '7s2sS@
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Marshmallow drops, cecoanut taramels, at AN
TOMS.
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New figs, raisins, pruues, and almonds at AN
TOMS. .-..
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Suspensions.

CINCINNATI, November 26.- IS. d. Reyes,
banker, has suspended. "a
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Stylish hats for sale at P. WEIsIGER & Co.'s.
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0IFRIGIAA.

YTYO THE HEsTAX-PAYERS OF HENRICO
a couNTY.-sYou are fsereby notified that me
TAx.RILLs for The tewiBhips Of Tue kshce. ksook-
tto,, af fit. county co,irt-nssc from the 4TJi f
THE SorII DAY Or NOvEMB EE, ,incirfisc after
which fine they by Law PASS s 0S the tfeasurfs
.4o','' w 20 - WILLIAM ii, sfcGRUDER,
( oe so,ltf County Trpaslssef.
NOTICE no or CHIsS-.
.IS TERPIELD COUNTY, viii ae gt tiny oflces
IiuissiFeei between sud aIaIcne
Ing mn persosls an 0ppvEfuptsy 6f qayinE shslr
fS for Is5s, ami thereby saving 1ya per
On On e's s. - w .3.
& nc, es-st Treasureg of Chester raead ecaHts. Vs.
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nay G0sssss.
e0s 600 WORTH oFDRY GOODS,
AZlalNltt sCI. .nTHISfa. BOOTS. SHOES.

COZ n00 WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
,DLCsUUU CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES.
HATS &c., to beclosed out at cost t order g MAKE
Change In my business. L. BICHTFNsIElNt
Nos 1905 and 1907 Frank street, bstyeen seven
1oer,I and 'Ei Eiphfearth. 80 q no 2s-3in w
TULIus sYcLE, 4l5 BROAD STREET,
81 has just received beautiful line Of
IRISH POPLfNS and YlsL0Uks. h1l sliadcss
SATTEENS, REPS, and EMP itESS CI0Ius =
DEf AISES, PLAIN aud CORDED AItPAGAs;
BLACK ALPACAs aud MoURSING NG h goods GOODS
YELVETS. yEI.YETEENS. and PLgS5 t..
Ladies' SCAgFS and SILK EKHANI,lSEECAiEtEts2,
FCRS large variety for iatties, misses ana CHI
sHAWLs-jus opened, ali styles, In Striped P!ain:
aud Plaid; Hroche Sh1ais x1n 0Gcrtn8 very
cheap; Breakfast Shawls and Suilasj
CoTTuSS, SHEETINGS, CAssIMERES.g M
afiNSEYS. FLASN Els, HAfTDkEKCHfEfS,s
SOCKS. TOWELs, LAcES, NoT1OSs& &c,
yIankcts. Quilts, and Comforts; BalrnDral and
boulevard skir.s large stock X, Of SentIsmefa ll
'g1 as Bread street. between Fcnrfh and 80
The following gentlemen are With inssS q. g. g.
Turner, ", ID. Powers, John \. Gary, 9eorge y.
paQt,y. j. r.. Christian 80 EU -, ,tlS
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The North Carolina Senatorship-T'he
BalletinG Commenccd-No Election

BalletlnG tOmmeHccu-No EltctfUH
as Vet
= RALEIGH, N. c., November 26.-Both
Houses of the Legislature balloted. for United
States Senator. The first and only ballot had
to-day was full, 169 votes being cast. The
ballot resulted: For Vance, rs; Merrimon,
1s; Pool (Republican), 10. Eighty-iivc votes
being necessary to choice, there was no
election, and both Houses adjourned with.
out further balloting. all parties are work
inc earnestly for to-morrow's contest.
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TaE,, THEATRE.-To-night Miss Marian
Mordaunt will appear in the protean drama
OF g Hearts are Trumps."
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nIpTrkT NJ ~ sfERrr kr.

MADRID, November 26.-The province Of
Mcrcia has been placed under martial law,
and additional troops have been sent to AM
dalusin. &
A riot which occurred in st. Andre was
easily suppressed.
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New YORK, Aug. B

NEW ORR, Aug. ii.
The steamer Narraganset arrived this morn
ing at O'Clock, bringing several passengers ana
three OF the deck hands of the steamer MetiS-
There is but little doubt apparently, tina so far
asthe collision is concerned, the blame lies with
the schooner. The fact that she struck the
steamer fairly amidship proves c0nclusively in
the opinion of the officers of the Narragansett
that she was sailing her wrong course. They
believe that the schooner; after striking the
steamer and buryinS Aer boW-sprit ia her side,
slowed round and widened the rent allowing
the sea to rush i'll in great volume. There ap-
pears to be some doubt whether the schooner
Nettie Gushing, now at New London, is the
Soats One of her crew. it
is said, declares that the steaafer win which
the Gushing came into collision white one
with side wheels; Some persons believe that
the Mets sank the schOO er that struck her,
and that the Gushing was in collision with
another steamer. The first officer of the Nara
gansett believes that the number of persons lost
does nOb e<ceeI lOI sy-tive. He says that innu-
mcrabe schOOheTs are cruising around the
scene OF the disaster, and that I4any persons
thought to beFdrOwned had been picked tlp, and
he was told that several men and women had
been rescued by small vessels.
A PittSburg special says that the Western
Iron and Western Nail Associations held a
meeting there yesterday, at which 1T was deci-
price OF iron Is TO be advanced II on the pre-
vious rates, and nails Is cents per kcg.
The Herald has the following London special
dated the 30th
The following letter. together with a ma gni-
ticent snuff box, set with brilli4nts, has been
received by Mr. Stanley
FOREIGN OFFICE, Aug q.
SIR have greet 5atiGtaction in conveying to
you by command OF the Queen, her Majesty 5
high appreciation of the prudence and zeal
which you have displayed in opening cOmmuni-
cation with DIR. Livingstone, and relieving Her
Majesty from the anxiety which. in common
with her sunjs2ts, she had felt in regard to the
fate OF that distinguished Irayeler. The Queen
desires me to express her thanks for tiie service
you have thus rendered, together with Her Mai
esty's congratulations for your having so sue
cessfuly carried out the mission you so fear
lessly undertook. Her Majesty also desires me
to request your acceptance Of the testimonial
which accompanies this letter.
! am sir
Your most obd't and humble serv't
(Signed) GRANVILLE.
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The Nets had now sunk below her guards,
and several persons just run up from then
bertlls only to meet terrible fate. The main
deck was hacked with huge bales of cotton, and
as they began to float about M any Of the pas
sengers got hemmed i'll and were either drown
Ell or crushed to death. But the ecenes ABOVE
were truly appalling-death stared every one
in the face. OF the entire number OF sous
only some fifty-three remained on the hurrlc ne
deck the others having disappeared in the
darkness. Meanwhile aptain ISurtOn ana the
other oficers of the vessel were behaving with
coro neDdable GOODNESS, ard in compliance with
orders all hands were provided WIN ne-pre,
servers. At length the deck, upon wnicn stooo
the terrified people, parted from the hull. ow-
ing doubtless, to the great pressure OF the cot
ton bales, and in few minutes the Nets sank
% rise no more, leaving the floating deck with
its huddIed CT oW d to the mercy of the waves.
The collision had taken place at exactly 20
minutes to 4 O'Clock, and about three-quarters
of an hour elapsed from that time to complete
the separation of the deck from the hull OF the
steamer.
1t is i'm possible to give any idea of what en-
sued, all being bewiIdered and shuddering at
the surroundings. Many at once jumped on
Women chung to their children, resolved that
they would perish with them Owing to the
darkness they could not make out where they
were, and as an awful feeling prevailed that
the deck was drifting out 10 sea, 1t was indeed a
night of horrors.
At length morning dawned and the shore of
Watch Hill was discerned, but the wind had
not abated much, and although by this time
those OIL deck had made themselves somewhat
secure, fears were entertained lie st heavy see
then running, would sweep them off. Nearer
and ne arer the floating f. mnant OF vessel APP
preached shore, and finally struck bottom. This
was the signal note, and in half a dozen sec
onds the nearly exhausted and perlshlng pas
sengers plunged into the surf 10 trust to fate
The deck soon after went to pieces, and many
seized hold of the d. bris and were swept ashore
alive. In one instance, lady, with her Two
children, one under each arm, was carried
safely through the surf. Human beings were
struggling in all directions, me OF whom were
struck by floating timbers and swept senselesS
high upon the beach; others, unable any
longer to hold out, succt mOed, but were finally
washed ashore in dying condition.
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The GREAT SHOW IN OCTOBER
The coming of the well-know1 aud ia
nous old John Robinson is announced i'm
our columns in Johns royal styIe. He
don't do anything half way, and this ac-
counts for his great reputation and success
as manager.
1t will be seen that this famous Circus
Monarch will visit our city some time i'm
October, with combination of natural
curiosities and entertainments, as far sur
passing his former exhibitions as John
Robinson himself surpasses all OTHER man
ayers.
This great exhibition consists of four
separate and distinct departments--Mu-
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scum, Aquarium, Menagerie and Circus
each excellent in their distinctive features,
ana all making combination unequalled
In the world. Among other wonders the
Sea Lions and living Unicorn of Holy
Writ are special features nowhere else to
be seen.
John Robinson is connected with no
other exhibition, but has devoted his
talents and. long experience in perfecting
bis presenGgreat combination. His can
vas is the slArgest in the world, and seats
are provided for twelve to fifteen thousand
persons, and we take it that all will be
filed.
AS an instance of the great liberality and
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BY HAVANA CABLE.
HAVANA, Aug. 30, I
VIA KEY WEST, FLA, Aug. 81.


Captain jefferson Maury, OF the steamship
Bienville, arrived here this morning from
Nassau. He reports the burning OF the Bltn-
vile at The steamship BioItville lett New
When lat. 25. II, long. n. Is, at g. IS a IN Oh
the 10Th inst, fire was discovered among the
cargo. Steam and water was Immediately
turned on. but the steam pumps, after r."
revolutions, broke down and could no. be
worked. Captain Maury then ordered the
matches to be battered down, hoping thereby
to smother the Gre, and at one time fire eX
tinguishers were used between decks and stea III
kept on. The fire, however, gained rapidly,
and at six O'Clock Capt. Maury, fearing an ex-
plOsion from the powder stored In the hold II he
remained by the ship any longer, ordered the
and crew began to embark. AT 1870 Captain
Maurv was forced TO leave the ship, being the
last one on board. On of the boats was cap
sized after leaving the shi and from seven TO
ten of the inmates, including two women, were
drowned. After sunrise a fresh breeze sprang
up. The capsized boat was rlghted, balled out,
and reached Cat Island i'll safety. The OthcI
boats, with one exception, reached Elenthera
island a distance $50 miles from the scene OF
the disaster. The missing boat has not been
heard from, but is supposed to have been
picked up by passing vessel, as an empty boat
was seen adritt near Elenthera Island with a
lite preserver i'll it. One of the boats, in at
tempting to land at Elenthera Island was cap
sized and nine persons were drowned ,including
Mrs Brander and her three children. At 130
p. m. the Bienville exploded and Immediately
sank.
When the fire was first discovered it was sup
posed to be in the fore hold, where large
quantity of powder was stored, but it proved
to be between decks, OVea the boilers and among
the cargo. The passengers and crew lost All
ther baggage anu saved nothing the clOthe.
they had on.
Capt Maury reports that thu people of Nassau
treated the shipWTeckeu very kindly and mini
lister. d to their wants. Vice Consul Saunders
cared for the seamen. Anna Brain, one OF
the rescued, became insane anu was left ut
Elemthcra, because She could not be found
when the party left for Nassau.
The steamer Anna and S:hoOncr ID cndy were
dispatched by the Am rican Consul to search
for the ,Ssing boat.
Out of one hundred and twenty-SeVen per SOns
on board the Bienville, thirty-tour are unac-
counted for, including nine lost &c ElentherA.
The bodies of six persons were recovered and
buried at James Point.
The Schooner William MCGEE took thirty
four of the survivors the 24tn instant, to Bal
timore.
A subscription started in Nassau for the
aid OF the uiferS.
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a Classical School.

Al PICKARD will open his School on the
5th Of August, 1872, and will continue it. with
ont inteFmission, to the Goth of May, 1878, ex-
eePt one week at Christmas. The first session
will close on the 23d Of December. Board can
be obtained in good families tor IS per month,
with everything furnished that j. usual, except
lights. Tuition Tor English Grammar. Sc,
Sl2 so; the Languages, &c, S1s per session.
Board and tuition must be paid in advance per
session. He educated at the Bingham
School, has between twelve and fifteen years
experience in teaching Classical School; can
give ample testimonials of his competency and
aptness to teach. Boys prepared :or College
and for the ord nary business OF life. He has
ereci ed a new Academy which is quite com
modious; and so arranged as to contribute to
the comfort and convenience OF the students
The school is twelve miles West of HilIsboro
in moral and intelligent community. BOYS
will be conveyed from the depot to the School
for one dollar and fifty cents by letting the
subscriber know which day they will be at the
depot, provided they arrive there on Monday
OF Thursday before noon.
A. p. PICKARD,
Oaks, Orange county, North Carolina
Reference: Col.iW. M. BiNGHAHa, Mebane-
vile, Orange county. N. C. 80
july IL 26-w2m&2w*
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enterprise of old John Robinson, which are
the touch-stones of his success, we learn
that his agents have placed a tlnee-column
advertisement in the Newbern papers and
billed that city with bis magnificent posters.
for performance to take place in Colds
boro', ifty-fve miles distant, it being i'm
impossible to procure a sufficient number
of cars on the Atlantic Railroad to trans
port his Mammoth Combination. Arrange
ments have been perfected to bring tw"
thousand persons on special train froi.t
Beaufort, MOrehead City, Newbern and
kinston to GOldsboro', on the occasion OF
the performance. Hurrah for old john
Robinson
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AIAB

Ward meetings weEe held in every ward in
the city this P. M, and were more numerously
attended than for years. he utmost harmony
prevailed and a complete coalition between all
parties tavOring the election OF Greeley and
Brown and the State ticket was secured. Lib
eral Republicans were sent to the County Con-
yention and the Central Convention on the
same footing as Democrats. Unanimity and
good humOr were uninterrupted, and working
Campaign clubs were formed in the second and
other wcrCs, an evident desire on all hands to
secure the best representative men.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, Aug 81.
The schooner A. III. Belden brought into
Newport tins afternoon the bo1les OF man snd
Point Judith, who were evidently passengers
by the Metis. The bodies were bUOyEd by life
Freservers. The man is believed to be Emil
Stanpe, fresco artist of Newark, N y. The
woman is about 80 years of age, IN night dress
and wore a seal ring marked IN
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RHODE ISLAND.

AIVH Hill, mug. 'I'
Many physicians are here, and doing all they
can for the sufferers Twenty-Five more of
more of the escaped passengers are lying at the
Watch Hill House, and are receiving every at
tentiOn. Thus far eghty-tiye have reported
themtelvcs, and the II st are supposed to be
lost. Many OF those saved will die.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-09-06
PENNSYLVANRA

TITUSVILLE, Aug. 81.
plan has been FnaCureG 30 4sreyent new oil
developments for six months. Nearly all of thu
prod ucers will sign the pl d &c to take measures
to enhance prices.