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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-30
LIBERAL CLUBS AND MEETINGS.

VA. Beach of Syracuse, and Mr.. ParmenteR
OF Troy addressed the Liberals Of BaldTinsye, NJ Y.
on Saturday Of last week.
The Liberals of Middletown. Del, held
large meeting on the 10Th inst, Notwithstanding the
Weather was unfavOrable H. A. Rowland presided, and
speeches were made by the Hon. G. W. wright Senator
Thomas L. Bayard, and the Hon. VIM q. whitley
The Liberals Of Orange, n j., held another
mass meeting on Monday evening. WIN. N. Williams the
nominee for Assemblyma in the lid District presiding
Gu taking the chair, Mr. Williams accepted tho nomna-
ton after which Gem Theodore Runyon OF Newark ad'
dressed tho audience.
The Greeley and Brown Club of Wood
bridge, n j. numbers over 200 members The following
are the officers Of the club: President Thomas McElro
Vice-President c. Ii. WcidneE Secretary, W. Edgat
Treasurer j. Daily The club Is daily receiving aces
sons from the Republican ranks.
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SOFT WORDS FOR LIBERALS.

Considering the unmitigated abuse with
which Liberal Republicans have been assaied must
be astonsbed at the following candid confession from
The Boston Journal
Among the few Republicans who "have gone out from
Us IA the Granite state some who have
done good service IN the pact whe Ia the whole number
there not whom we are not sorry 10 lose We have
words Of anger or censuTe 10 utter against them
majority Of them have already their mistake. and
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
lIor other Ship Ye,cs see Second Pdge.l
aDDTUIn

ARRlNED.
Steamship westphs, a. CO. Sehwensen. Hamburg OeL 49, via
I7 Ss, %R nd. AMI pas To- IirHJef,os Bros
. s;%D java "a. s a' Ss i PIS D " md
steamship Bremen tGeL Lidewlgs Bremen Oct TO- and South
steamship Italy tBt Thosp.oo L,ePsS VeS To- 'nd Queenstown
steamship CITY Of s1oa DeakeD Havana Oct 25 With ndse and
SUP MuSehabs Msh Of and % days from Londonderry with
NJ e. Gov Morton Rowland Boston d,ys in ballast
Ear Ear 6 JayHs ,Tiins Glasgow IS days,
B,,k Wet finsLi Pittarsch. Celte days mJse.
Is,I BcSsos Ksessof a. o. MOsr Newcastle a dav', with
Bari George Bell (of Yarmouth So Rose Sidney c. b. aday'
sehT Annie Murchs tof C,a 0ucEvs s. c. IL days with yell
low pine. Is bound To Boston
scnooSEls-RIVsR AND coAsrTisb
Peter Ritter Portland, Ct Hyinnser, Providence
John Croekor. Providtnee Limartine Providence
Ktehel Jane, Providence j. i. Carver, Providence
Jos hsy, Providence. Helen Providence;
North Pacific, Providence AIereaa Eagle Providence.
J. y LeVering Providence z IL. wilson P5oyldenee
Annie Sagord Providence X T. keynarJ, IfO'hence.
H. s B Barnes New Bedford A. Hale SsE.Beifori
Ma Jq sos gs .'o ' %si Boston Boston
B. y. Miller, StoDlngton. y, a. BtoOls. Cape Sable
m p King EeSLondon. Bella Peek. New LONDON.
}1as' Gov sS5s'A msl5 EN-. WnsSsen
john T. Manson, SswTIavea GarlSnd. NewIayen.
Jos r. Potts Nen.IIayen 81. L Lowell NeWHaven
SAILED.
Steamship, H,r,d Hasrger for waerOTa City Of Nerds, 6r
Vera C5 va synI Leo for s3y1anss c1TGo ior
Dorno Bristol Eng Jennie Eastman o' isSrei bsrks Kate
Crosby AnkNtrp Ahiei
WIND--sunlouL. moderate, n Fl clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boros Oct 29-AVod steamship Samars from Lyerpool brig
Para, from Fayal
PoRrKfss hosRos Va Oct 29Passed in for Baltimore ship
Edith CaroI aud Ataan. Passed
steamship Queesown bark Caribou for AsPnwa brig
NgwOagASs oct Aiyei steamship Coe from New-York.
Sailed 18th steamship New Orleans eager for New Work
BOsrOs 2J-Arnyed steamships VIM Lawrence from Bal'
more; Norman. from PEladephia.
SAVANNAH Ga Oct 2g-8rnyed steamships Herman Livingston.
Salvador and Ashland IRON NewYok; wyoming from Phade-
ph Cleared ship Unyer from Lyepoo steamship Seminole,
FOR Sailed eiInshp VIRGO for New lOrA
CHARLKroy 29Amye, steamships Manhattan, from New
York Virginia, from Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Oct 2The bark Ebl, Leeson, from Newiork arrived
al this port tue I'D inst.
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r1A Einh Ar.nnn JonrnaI is ONT for thi,

The Fun Arenue Journal is out for this
week with It's usual miscellany and spirited sketch OF
our Imperator giving his orders TO our senior senator
for the copnuest Of this State in tho Pennsylvania
per The cartoon portrait IN spito Of the careature,
gives good idea OF the fuce OF the next Governor OF
New-York The rim Avenue Journal has done good
service 10 the Liberal cause during the campaign ana
fully INDICATED IT, night 10 an existence "hi'H VIC hoo
Will prove nOurlsiliug aud long continued
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SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT OF KINGS.

Mr.. 7. l.. SandersOn is the candidate of the
Liberal Republicans and Democrats in the lid Assembly
District OF Kings County, comprising the Third Fourth
and Eleventh Wards OF Brooklyn. He Is a lawyer OF
high standing and many years practice in the Court OF
Kings County He ran on the Republican ticket in 1885
for Dstrict-AttOrney of Kings County, and
was beaten by popular Democratic nominee by
only LOO votes In 1861 nominated for the Legislature
he ran ahead Of the State ticket During the present
campaign he has been exceedingly active In good works
and deserves well Of both Liberals and Democrats
whose cause he has advocated. His Opponent-David
c. Van Cott-s clerk in the Office Of Benjamin f. Tracy,
who is the Grant DistricAttorney for Kings County,
and his sole recommendation 10 Republicans is that lie
is in the District Attorneys ring.
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prevail In the Gulf States sonth-castcrly winds and
clouuy weather The barometer will fall on the lakes
,Ix ~ threatening weather, and brisk mortheas
,h ~ s..t-casteriy winds; in tne N0ftD west oIsA
southasterly winds veering 20 nortbery and westerly
MIL nioatShlng weather and rain. Warning sgnhs
Detroit, and Toledo '' N~e
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ASPECTS OF THE CANVASS.
PLAYING WITH FIFE.

An extraordinary circular has been lssueu'
read to Methodist Preachers Association ana areaoy
published although Il is d0ted November !, 1872 "mcn
IA addressed 20 the elcrgymen Of New-fork cry
and the object OF which Is TO So'''
them TO preach. previous 10 the appr'ac'ins
election on the views wlc 1t expresses snoStsn''S
AGAINST the nomination OF Roman Cathohc TOT Wv
ernor OF tina State of NewYmk The essential points Vi
the circular are REPRODUCED IN the editorial III "ho'n'
column entitled Religious Prescription III Ioi''0S'
The oiroular as issued bears the following signatures
w. +. Havcmeycr. G. II, Det , SS,nk
ID. Willis James, frcucilCh oOu"NAi
jackson 5. schultz, james NJ nalStou'
Robert Hoe, lohh Nh't
n n Varnum Henry j. SCuddcr,
John Stephenson, Jouh L. OlpSuy,
Charles MatrOus, ID NtI 4. iiaWAhS'
Geo Il. Putnam, n I, IoSt' NJ ~
1 a. Havemcyer A. X. MctmOre,
y ~ Jackson Hooper G. Van Worst.
Executive Committee.
w H. Nelson. President, }EroClcio
H.. n. Beers. Secretary, 5
It's publication yesterday sufficient to extort from
Mr. Havemeyer the following letter hastily addressed 10
the Associated Press in mo TO catch late editions OF INC
evening papers
To the BditOr OF The Tribune. .
SIR: The sun publishes this morning Whht appcais VI
be appeal TO the ecrgymeh Oi tnis III S,oocb
10 have been read yesterday at meeting OF the preaS
ers OF the Methodist Episcopal Chnfch' IL Is haLu}
necessary for me TO state after appealing 70 inc peObo
without reference TO party, nationality seet OF c0 ~
the CITY Government that the use OF my halne III t'
connection unauthorized and Wltnout ny aHns
ledge never saw or heaid OF inc GoS Sped m - N
WV ~ ui III Oct % 1SI2 w. +. HAyEMEYER.
1t would DO well if the other gentlemen whose names
are attached 10 it were equally conscious OF the mon
srous mixture Of foy and crime which their names arc
employed 70 father and commend.
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although they shut 10 the door whom thoy twent out yet
kind friends have opened IL and they can return me
number OF such persons In NewHsmpshiro Is only lew
hundreds but II Is well remember that the Vcory
last Spring was won 10y small margin
There praise for the deserters tears for their &C.
partITe, aud wholesome alarm at their doinss
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DOMESTIC MARKRTa.

NvvORLEASs Oct 29-Corn que Toe Hay ameri Prime f23
PORK scarce Is; held 25c hghe Liri hm and IN goo
demand Culs; Tre 9d9ic: Keg, HE Moa@e lowers Fair
5Tlei Good &c Prime, 6c strictly Prime 1Gb8o Other ar
EIhauge-Sterng M 0l2l heHl York sight, d.
GndI
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QUEENS STABLE. SrRATYoR

QUEENS STABLE srRArVoED. Ontario, Oct "a, ts72
MrssR. TILpsS Send sir boIes Of BRoHoCHLoHALuS
for Il {, The only hing hat u saving hor~n
RICHARD MAYLoRD.
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Tho Horse Disease
CuRKD BRoHo -CHLoRALUE.
BIcHANGK STABLE, IS North FitIhughst
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct 20, 1872.
MEsrs Tmpry Co We have used BRoMoCHLoRALUs in our
b and attribute the present good condition Of horses the use
o,u MAIsETH DURDKL-
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MUSIC.

A charity concert is to be given at ST.
Peters German Lutheran Church. corner of Forty
sixth-st and Lexngtonaye., tomorrow evening. the
occasion Of the dedication Of tho now organ Tho prn
cipal professional singers % 10 Mrs. Gertrude
Ffankau Hess and Miss AntOinettc Sterling
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WARRINGTON, d. G., "Wednesday Oct 3O-l D. ID
sgHopUs FOR Lhs paH iwsnigfo% hoIY'
The barometer is high over oil the Atlantic
States with generally clear weather and norlhery 10
easterly winds; on tho Gulf and thence TO the ONO
River southessery winds and partially cloudy weather.
IN the Northwest tho low barometer. brisk and high
southeastery winds, and threatening weather continue
nd extend eastwardly south-eastery winds ana IN
creasne coudiu 50 prevail the Lakes and thence TO
the Ohio Valley.
Probabilities
In NewEnglan1 aud the Atlantic States eeneraily
clear weather with TO castery Winds VIII
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A GRANT LEADER ASKS FOR THE ELECTION

GRANT LEADER ASKS FOR The ELECIIUN
OF A LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
A GRANT LEADER ASKS FOR THE ELECTION OF
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: / see that my old friend James Kelly
is fairly in the field the Legislature, from the XIIth
Assembly District He Is the candidate of the Liberal
Republicans and also OF the Reform Party believe it
10 be the duty every to nd0rse such citizens as
he is and write TO yOu to you that know hlm
we'll and also, know him TO be fearless outspoken ana
honest We need Just such independent and universally
esteemed men Albany. can cOnscientiously indorso
main with highest respect, your obd't serv't. w.
Neo York, Oct. %, 1872.
fThe above comes to us from prominent and
earnest Grant man. We do not feel at liberty to
give his name; but when we can have moro Of
the same honorable freedom from party trammels
in such elections, we shall have better Assembly
men.-Ed1
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o63I affected with the present congon have been
esy trea without single death By the Of Dr. WoLrT
Cosro1ND TAR Apply only at oHee o. West Thirty
thlrasL No Agents
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Use Ronno's Magic Oil for Cold in til. Head and c,s.h

Protect yeur Horses cold and with Rubber Hors
Coyors iium GooDIEAEs, 2O3 Broadway
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BRooKLYN CANDIDATES ACCEPTANCE.

A BROOKLYN CANDIDATES ACCEPTANCE.
John l.. Hill whe was nominated for Assem-
v y the Liberals OF the With District, Brooklyn after
the decnaton OF Gen. slocum, has written the follow
ing letter Of acceptance:
BROOKLYN, Oct %, 1872
GENTLEMEN: regret that much delay has seemed
necessary for the consideration Of nomination for
Member of Assembly. assure You that 1t has not
arisen from sghtrst hesitation with respect 10 the
ISSUES rendered the Liberal Republican party On the
contrary that has received my hearty SYM
Datby from the beginning EngagementS wholly OF "a
private nature have prevented me from iuly consider
ing the propriety personal participation III the can
am sincerely grati1cd TO you and to those OF my
negbbOrs whom yOu represent for the expression OF
confidence which Your nomination implies accept IL
chiefly for this reason, and shall labor cheerfuy with
YOU and them render the contest earnest honorable
and snccessfIl Truly &c JOHN l. HILL,
To w. c. Lewis. Chairman Liberal Convention oil tho
With Assembly District, Brooklyn.
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TIE WEhTHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WIZ
OFFICE OF THE CHiRf SI0NAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON, ID. G., "Wednesday, Oct SOL D. ID
s.,.'..,..s ~. fba sou Ilssniu. loar Aoufg.
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Poiics CouRr, FRIDAY--Jnstice u. J
Mhtfe faestdtm9.-Thc following cases were
disposed of = -" -, ,.'','"'
Adeiia Pendleton (colored). charged on
warrant with unlawfuily assaulting, beating,
and manning Georgianna Pendleton. Sent to
Jail for Eve days. - : = :
Philip Christian (eoloreG, charged with
assaulting and striking Archer johnson In
the street with rock. Fined 81.
Sarah Anderson (colored), charged with
assaniting and beating the daughter of sliI.
dred Dangerfcld. Case dismissed.,
Isaac Price (colored), charged with assault
ing and threatening to kill Randolph Trent.
Dismissed.
William Jackson, James Parsons, and " in.
ston Jones (colored), charged with threaten
ing TO assault and beat John Dickinson: and
John Dickinson, charged with assaulting
ana beating William jackson: Parsons and
Jones We're discharged. and Dickinson was
hned - and William jackson Fl.
Fanny Blankman. charged with assaulting.
abusing, and threatening to kill Sarah An
derson, was discharged; case not made out.
w. Jacobs, charged with aasautine and
heating A. Switzer; and A. Switzer, charged
With assaulting and striking w. Jacobs with
II rock, were fined $3.50. @'&ss.sI
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TOILET ARTICLES.
TLLAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
EATTA%'s CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THF HAIR.

= perfectly clear preparation, In ont bolt!e' a.
c-ss applied - water for restoring To gray nan us
"aai@. c".or amt youthful appearance, !" tAdcalc
49,. Hr'eu' dtndruf, 10 promote the grown o! Tie
Lar a!.a,gGp It's Falling.
l. .,,ft,,r HARMLESS and Iegtctiy free from any
pt@UJG5 Substance, and viii therefore tnk@ the
i.s"e o.. nj dirty and unpleasant preparations
A.% - ~. %ulnclO'IH Testimonial, Rave been sem
NJ '!u many OF our most prominent citizens. IN
r'"!! t'a IN which the articles "ow in use are Or
j-'t"i.!.!- CRYSTAL. DISCOVERY Is perfect. II
i Warranted L, contain neither sugar ol lead sui
.hni, nitrate o silver Clear ana clean ns water
:! '..s sol the clothes or scalp. Ii s agrec.Dy
'~sunc, ;d makes one Of the bc.t dressings Tor
liz :iUr IN sc. II restores the color of The hair
mors j,.rt.saig and waifnmiy tlIln any other pre-
l-Ia!."n. aud Lmays does so in fr"'n thicc 10 tch
a.!-. NItwilty irtaiE@ the roots OF thr laif VIII
AL s' r"Hri-hhF qualities necessary I" lts CROWN
h". L"i.hS condition. 1t restores lhr decay ana m
da'', a ic" growth al the t;.ir more poSiuEeiH
tt.' iS!t,!mR else. The application Of ibis W"ii-
ilG! discovery also produces picaa.I. ai:d COOK
~ 'EeCt ON the scalp and gives the aif pheasant
~"9 elegant appearance.
~ ril! rsISria attention 10 the iar, thai limit
~ GuI-r Cf sIIail trial bottles can h. had by those
"i'iil!lg Ia Try H. You VIII untlce That In pursuing
eh' c"Hi.i. our ul.n IS to convince by the actual
iu"T!ta 81! I!i% article.
ARTHUR NATrASS.
!nTcn;nr and proprietor, Wnsiln9ton ID. &.
tvr s:,ic Wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD Il Co. propric'ors
IL 3!+r1.t1rl3 Agents, Richmond, Va.
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pvELIC EXERCISES IT TIE CESTr Al SuIIooI..
The teachers aud scholars of the Central
public school (Jcf Davis Mansion) afforded
the parents of tho children and other friends
of the school i most Agreeable entertainment
yesterday morning. The schools were at Il
given signal convened in the large play
ground in rear of the building, and here the
exercises took place. They consisted of read
ing OF compositions, Dialogues, dcclama-
tons, singing, and calisthenics, in the open
air. Everything done bore testimony to the
excellent discipline in vogue in the schools,
and to the superiority OF the present system
of teaching over any others yet introduced
into Virginia. All of the spectators were
pleased beyond measure, and the children
seemed to enjoy their play-work wonder.
flllly
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movsd n Chat an adjo,lrnnent ,take place unsal

moved that an adjournment take place until
| ths cincinnati Convention was over, Il
Inc excitement subsidized wifi tie nomi-
haIion oil GratzBrosvn as The eai:dtd tdate for the
| sNe,Presidency. Te-night gefifiemea pRsail
psities are discussing the effect OF the pro.
mind. 'ssAs.un w w thl1e.sI' I'sptis
There was but a short Cabinet meeting to-
aay, tne attention Of all the DEM ffnse1,ts
neing engrossed by the proceedfnss ut Gin
shihati. -tg 4; n sa.s ID
fHILADELPHIa, May Considerable
eFeWds were aboHt The newspaper buildings
| to-day to learn the result Of the no1IlinatioSs
at Cincinnati. There was no cxcitefnenf
ana aii parties appeared satisfied the Re-
p'ibheans having filth IN the name Of. Grant
over all opposition, and the Democrats be-
| levihS that the nomination will carry away
| iarge numbers Of Grants adherents. There
Is great cnriosityito know what the peno.
| crats are going to do. The Liberals have
made no display Of enthusiasm so far, and
are probably waiting for the return Of their
leaders from Cincinnati. - s'Es'
NEW YORK, May 3.-The EXPRESS SAYS or
the nomination :" The 'old white coat via
take large portion Of the rank and file okhis
party with him." As TO the. question as. TO
'hSthSh CHQO1SE Ills uOIUs
nation, the Express says:t Greeley has OF
times abused MS all roughly, but we are b
| forgiying race of men, and shall do what Is
best for. our country ag Y4s.~st IL ~
The Commercial Aduertiser SAYS: a.The
prospects of the Republican party have
frightened, and whether the Demo oerats ken.
dorse Greeley or not he will be doomed TO
defeat" ..>s1F 81 ~
The Ecening Post heads the news:
"Grand Failure--rhe Curtain Falls--Sad
Transformation Scene--Reform Surrenders
to Monopoly and Centralization.nsat;) ~ Z
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 3.-The no,nine-
ton OF Greeley and Brown by the. Gin
cinnati Convention was very ;fayorabIy re-
ceiyed by Conservatives and Democrats here.
1t is universally conceded that Greeley Is less
Objectionable to the South than any Of the
candidates brought before the Convention,
with the exception, perhaps, Of Judge Davis.
GREELEY SHAKES HANDS ALL AROUND AND
ACCEPTS, ,4s- !gi.E .s.i5s;
New YoKK, May 8.-On the reception of
the news of the nomination Of Greeley In
this city large crowds gathered at the ri.
June Office, and Greeley was called for ma
He declined to make q speech,
but had to undergo vast amount of hand:
shaking. a salute of 100 guns was fired In
the City Hall Park IL his honor. .sp
Mr.. Greeley expressed surprise at his
nomination, and said he would accept fnoa
letter. .@@ 78;g5 Y 81 .ggfsq
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS


EHSlanu.
LONDON, May 3.-Adyices received here by
mail from Spain state that the priests are en-.
deavoring to make the insurrrcti0n IN fhat
country q areligious war. The. Goyernpent
has called upon the Inhabitants OF Bareelona
to deliver up up ell the arms they nave 10
their possession. .g 49,, Ia. b5oar
France. ,I....s ,,g-,s,l
PARIS, May 3.--A dispatch from Bay9nne
confirms the report that tile Carlist leader
Radia, with his command, has fed into
France, having been closely pursued by the
Spanish Government forces, t.g. .s.s.ss
The Freach troops stationed on the Spsn.
ish frontier disarnr and return oil casiists who
escape into France ~ Y sss4 ~ os'
tsg3 Italy. 80 j psss stSlT
NAPLES, May a.--A terrible hurricane has
swept the footand slopes Of Mount Vesuyius,
greatly damaging the 'yilLages and. remaining
crops. - sss'5 ..ss .ss!.-'s
tirely ceased. a G ~ Z. s,sss.
BoxBAY, May d. Madras and ssiciniy han
bsen visited BY q. a.fearfui cyelcne, salsing
loss Of life and yessels
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Rf!G,cvs SERVICES To-MoREow.--We note
the following special appointments:
EtrSt prc$hpte2dn Chnch.--Rev. j. W.
Pratt nj II \. Nj. aud 2. NJ.
Yi.lrti preShyterv0" G'"rch.--Ref. l.. L.
Baird nj II \. NJ. and s ?. NJ.
Centenary Methodist ChTch.-br. KOS
ser at II 4. NJ. and L. NJ.
rrncc-SreCt Baptist Ch'nch'--Rcv. D. B'
deter. d. d., nj II \. NJ: Rev. \. ". Will
son at : Y. NJ.
Piae.Srset Baptist Cfurch.--i;cr. II. a.
Tuppcr, d. D.. ct II y. NJ.
.Nonchester Baptist Chwch.---Ref. \. w.
Wilson at IL a. n. Rev. J. f. Deans ut
=. NJ.
English Lutheran Church corner Frank
lin and MAYO Strcctsl. Service at ii n. NJ.
Disciples Chtnch (Alayo Streep.~-Esder D.
\. snow 1T II 4. II. and s 7. NJ.
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yIANCHESTEH 7T'EssS.

RELIGIOUS NorIcEs.-The Rev. Mr.. Wilson
will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist churcl
on Sunday morning. The pastor will preacl
his Ann.lal sermon at night.
Preparations are being made by our reli
gious denominations for the accommodation
If the East Hanover Presbytcry. which as
.embleS at Manchester OIL the 18th of May.
AcclDEST.-Late yesterday evening NJ. P
Joyce. machinist employed at the Richmond
md Danville railroad shops, was seriousl!
injured while at work ut Il lathe. Medica
lid was called, and at last accounts the suf
,trer was doing well.
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Ten Persons Rurnetl.-Lteutonan Vim,
cent Killed. t,l@ s5.iiyt&4

NEw ORLEANS, May 3.-A Ptcnyti.te special
from San Autonio, Texas, says: sA,Gop.
zales team ofslx wagons, ssrenty five mules,
nine men, ard two Women, was caEturedby
Indians at Howa5d Mil, above. Fort Clark.
The train and hands were captured, andall
burned except one woman, who. escaped.
She says the Indians numbered a hundred
and fifty. General Merritt, sent Lieutenant
Vincent with cavalry in pursuit, who oyer.
took and fought them, losing his life. The
news was received by the 1t Paso stage."p.
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THE HARVEST OF THE HEAD. .t-When the comb
acts as rake. bringing nwav roH of parted abres
every time 1t passes through thas hair badness
would soon he inevitable. Int evet x his case for.
lorn rs 1t may seem. the mischiesTnn be arrested
the loss repaired. LYONS KATHAaRoN, aid ID by
brisk application OF the brush 70 Irsinote the alb
sorption of the fluid by the scalp, stop the thin
ning-out process In forty-elght Hsnrs. The roots
from which the dead flaments were shed will soon
he rc-cndowed with Vitality, and a5sew growth will
speedily spring mp on the dennslsd places. This
work OF reproduction win go usfn the damage is
completely rcpaired, and the luxurnt crop Of hnlr
thus produced will never wither orfall out as long
the vitalzing application Is relIIarly continual
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
AUCTION SALES TIgIS DAY.

=. D. FACHo will sell at tho horse lot at the usual
hour. mare and colt and pair of mules.
tooN & LACGHTOS will sell At \: NJ, at Gar
''r & Co.'S stables, opposite 10 enSlne-housc OF
tlc Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. large
framed stable tohc removed,, tvn good hacks,
Wagons, ,Sr.
T. c. nANES ( co. will Sell Tonight at "a o'clock
hooks pictures, rrockcry, &c.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at the horse lot
horses mules, spring wagon with top.
COOK & LAEGHToS will sell at the horse 10, ar
10 4. NJ, horses, mules. carriage, COWS, &C.