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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26

An oRANGH DEMONSTRATION IN CANADA.
TORONTO, Ont, July 25.-Mr. johnson, Men,
per OF Parliament for Belfast and Deputy Grand Master
ING orangemen in Ireland, arrived here last night
bhis morning an immsnse processiop ot o,anas,a.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26
NEW-YORK FRIDAY, JULY 26. 1872.

about 300 already GO Republicans have declared Tor Gree
Icy and Brown at Manchester the feeling Is nearly as
strong and at Toms River several of tho most lnuent
are out and out for Greeley"
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GENEVA TRIBUNAL.
AN ADJOURNMENT TILL MONDAY - STRICT
SECRECY STILL MAINTAINED.

GEhLYA, Thursday, july 23, I8I2.
The Alabama Claims Arbitration Tribunal
reassembed in the Hotel de Vile l2l o'clock this after
noon and after remaining in session four hours, adj
journed to meet again on Monday next. The rigid
secrecy heretofore observed relation to the proceed
ings Of the Tribunal is strictly maintained and nothing
of the least importance concerning the meeting Of to-day
can be ascertaned
LONDON, Friday July 90, $50 a.
The rInors that trouble had arisen in the Geneva
Court Of Arbitration are positively contradcted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26
MEXICO.
LOZADA PEACEFUL BUT UNFoRTUNATE-ALL
QUIET AT TEPIC.

QUIET AT TEPIC.
SAN Francisco, July 2j.-The following
Mexican news has been reeeived The report that LO-
zada at Topic in against the Mexican Govern
ment at the head Of 10000 men, is wholly unfounded
While Lozada was amusing himself by killing fish with
giant powder a cartridge exploded blowing his hand to
fragments and destroying of his eyes All is quiet
at Topic. The men shot at Mazatlan were conseupts
who had reyolted Work on the Guaymas and Tucson
Railroad will begin as United States Consul
Willard returns from the City OF Mexico TO Guaymas
with the Presidents signature to the concession.
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MICHIGAN.
THE LIBERAL ORGANIZATION.

IMPOSING MASS CONVENTION AT JACKs0N-STlk-
RING SPEECHES by EX-Gov. BLAIR, SENATOR
TRUNBULL, CO2,GRESsMEN briggs AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26

MEETING OF THE GRANT STATE COMMIT IEh-No
CHANGE IN THE STATE TICKEI-DEsfoNpENi
HOPES OF CARRYING THE STATE
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

WEsTHAM GRANITE QUARRY.-MeSSrs. Ord
way, Andrews Il Green, proprietors OF this
quarry, have now in process Of construction
two and one-third miles of railroad, which
will connect their works with the Danyille
railroad. They have already completed three.
fo,rrths of a mile, and the whole road will
be ready for use in sixty days. This will
facilitate matters very much, as the stone
from the quarry will be transported directly
by these railroads to their cutting-sheds, OPP
posite Rockets. Under the present arrange
ment the stone Is boated across the river
above Williams's island; and thence by the
canal and james river to their sheds, where
it is dressed and shipped.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The Friends OF
Temperance helda meeting last night at Odd
Fellows Hall. A Temperance address was
read. which will be published to the citizens
of the town. After the meeting, an excel
lent supper was served, and the evening
passed very pleasantly. "
IspRovISG.--Afr. Baird, who was so Sc
verely injured at the Old Dominion Nail
Works a short time since, Is steadily i'm
proving, ahd hopes to be ut his post soon.
PAPER MiNuFicToRY.-We hear some.
thing of mandatory of paper being cstab'
lished here, and trust it may prove fact
Water-powcr is plentiful; and there is room
for any number of mills. '"'
POLICE CoURT.-This court does not Offer
an item for the reporter. The only case, a
COW case, has been postppned from day to
day in order to have witnesses summoned.
NEEDS ATTENTIoN.--We call the attention
of the town authorities to the "fire-plug" al
the corner Of Hull and Canal streets, which
is broken and wasting any quantity Of water
from the Town Water Works.
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Radical Meeting, &c.

Sfe.u, telegram to the Dispatch 4
ABINGDON, Va, May a9.--Pursuant to
call made on yesterday, the Radicals iof
whom there are goodly number here in ut
tendance upon the Federal court now In ses-
sion) held meeting In the courthouse Of
this county to-day. The meeting was called to
order by one of the deputy tnarshals for this
district and was presided over by another.
The clerk of the court was appointed secre-
tary, and the meeting was addressed by
Colonel Robert w. Hughes, the district Mt.
torney, and Colonel A. I. Gray, the marshal
of the court. C6'onel Hughes read pro-
duction cut and dried to order, ahd which, /
understand, will appear in the New York
Herald and other Radical papers. q
Colonel Hughes announced that he opened
the ball for Grant in the coming can cam
paign, and eudeavored to show tip the record
of Horace Greeley, which seemed to fall like
dead letter upon all except those who are
wool-dyed and those whom 1t pays TO think
and talk as they do. fs..r.s.g
1t was announced that they would hold u
convention tomorrow to organize the party,
to nominate candidate for Congress for this
district, and to nominate a Grant elector.
There is a large Attendance upon the court
of citizens from the entire district.
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sIxTKxs TRARs OF SUcCEss.-In 1ssethe now
famous MUSTANG LrNIMEyT was first made known
to the public by extensive system Of advertising.
From that time to The present the demand for IL has
been steadily increasing until It has taken the lead
Of all embrocatons, lotions, ointments, and other
external remedies, imported or domestic, ever In
ttoducsd into the American market. In the most
celebrated racing and trottng stables In the etab-
lishments Of stast AHA city ear companies, and In
the stables Of private gentlemen, is the only recog-
nized for such diseases Of the borc require
outward treatment Morris 1t less valuable Us local
application for some Of the most distressing COM
plants to which man lssubject. rheumatism, stiff
ness Of the joints, neuralgia. sore throat, tumors,
wens earache tootache, yield to Its patn-subduiDg,
eoanterirrttant properties, and burns, scalds and
cuts are healed with incredible rapidity under It's
operation
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BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION
+! OF VIRGINIA..
FOR THE FoRTY-NISTH
ANNUAL sEssION-HTRoDUCT SEE
MON AND ORGANIZATION POSTPONED
sTAUNToN ALIVE. WITH BAHTIsTs. "a, d
Special telegram 20 the Dispatch.

/.
STAUsToN, May -The Virginia Baptist
General Association was appointed TO be
convened iii kofty.ninth annual session here
tonight, but the organization is postponed
until tomorrow in consequence Of the de-
lay of the excursion train from Richmond,
caused by the breaking down of the engine
between GordonsyiIle and Charlottesville.
A number of delegates arrived BY the
regular train, the western train, and the
stages; but the preacher Of the Introductory
sermon and three hundred delegates and
visitors being on the excursion train, 1t is
deemed best to postpone the, regular organi-
zation until tomorrow morning. The intro
ductory sermon is pcstpotied until to-mor.
row night. ,,. 49,. ;,,il !.
There is preaching at the Baptist church
tonight by Rev. FL. H. Wyer, of Warrenton
There. is every indication Of a very full
delegation and an unusually large attendance
Of visitors. The arrangements for entertain
ing all comers are very judicieus and com.
plete. The committee meet the, trains al
Charlottesville and assign homes to all, and
on arriving here number of youths are at
the depot to escort delegates and visitors to
their homes.
The excursion train arrived safely at 500,
and the mountain city Is now alive with
+ Baptists. .......s--s. .e.s. 4
The statistics for 1871 show that in the
bounds of the General Association there are
1883 churches, 5SS ordained ministers, and
129, $50 church members. As the popula-
ton of Virginia in 1870 was l,225, 1853, it will
be seen that one in every ten of the whole
population Is Baptist. There were 13,0se
baptist;!s teported in 1871.
The General Association was organized
solely for missionary and educational puf'
poses, having no ecclesiastical jurisdiction
over the churches. 1t supports missiona-
| ries, coIporters, and Sunday-school workers
in Virginia; ed,icates young men preparing
for the ministry, and co6perates With thu
Southern baptist Convention in It's home ant
foreign mission work.
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A CHILDs CARRIAGE ROBBED WHILE STAND
ING on THE STREET.-On Tuesday afternoon a
colorcd woman by the name of Lucy Jetier
son. who was employed as Il nurse for the
children of Alr. Clifton, went intoa dry goods
store on Broad street, and left the clliId's car.
riagc Standin. on the sidewalk. In it there
were two children, and Il silksssack valued ut
$3.50. When the girl returned, the cloth.
Ing was gone. Subsequently warrant was
issued for the arrest Of Mary +. Robinson
who was suspected of being the thief. She
was brought before Justice White yesterday
morning, but the witnesses failed to identity
the accused and she in consequence was
honoraby discharged.
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COMMENCEMENT ExERcIs Es.-The COM
nencement exercises Of Wake Forest Col
lege, Of North Carolina, viii take place on
June 25th, 18th, and 9th. The address be-
fofe the literary societies will be delivered
by Hon: Zebulon B. Vance, and the sermon
before the graduating class will be delivered
by Rev. r; 3. Brown, Of Virginia. Mar
shals: NJ. D. Burt,cy. Alabarna; A.. VI.
Moye, North Carolina; S. F. McDaniel,
North Carolina J. j. ,Yann, North CAIRO
lima; n. 3. Cahnady, North Carolina, and r.
Y. Royal, South Carolina.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
aspsainu.sss
9ss4.ss.5 sg..se sPszA ~
CAUSE OF TIE FALL or THE slsaosrA xIs;lsrF

-,s SpHt sss4{ ssSsy Sst & 81 ~ T.
CAUSE OF TIE TALL or fHE s6GosrA arslsrEI -
wosDERsuL DISCLOSURES q cosssIE AcYs
coRspPToS, SC. Cd (.
New York, May .22g.--A special dispatch
from Madrid says. The cause of the faiI OF
the Sagosta Ministry I'd tEat on pfesentati0n'
of the Budget It was found that S20, ,060, 500
lind been diverted from the ic0lpnini 20 the
interior department. On being called Upon
toexpt,in. Sacosta said the money was tsed
in secret service. The reply being Tnsatts<
factory. particulars were demanded. Finally
Sagosfa declared that the money was used py
the policespy department, and produced re-
cords to procure which the money vas spent.
These records consist Of letters ;of poll
tieiaus. deputies. and generals, an1s re-
ports OF their movements. Whether the
records are true or false, 1t Is the most wefi-
derfuI exhibit ever made by any governments
Every prominent Spaniard is Represented as,
being involved in some conspiruc cg.f Madflu
appears to be vast nest of political intrigue
Serrano is said to be involved iii the moYetE
ment in favor of Alphonso, son Of eA.s}'iesn zen
Isabella. Rey, recently Minister OF war, -
said to be compromised with the Sarhsts,
and Gorilla with the lnternatioaats. Diseinsl
guished Republicans are reported as Pro:
posing TO plnDnSr tne Dut'N oa
telar wishing. only to seize the coin, and
sIargel urging the seizure of the bullion
also. The King is represented as having no
confidence in the capacity or honesty OF
Spaniards, and as having asked the advice OF
his father on the spropriety OF employing
Prussian generals. 4 ..s,.g,. - HI s...,4
This remarkable glimpse Of spanish par
ties in their intrigues has had the encct OF
political earthquake. ts,,.,,,.s ,-5t ss.,
England. 1850 ts3 H.
Epson DowSs, May 29.--Cremorne won
the Derby race to-day. Brother OF Flurry'
was second, and the Queens Messenger WAS
third. ts - 80 I, 80 - ~
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ARBIyED. =. =. ,..,sga5
srIIoot,er Eva, Andrews, New York, railroad iron,
Tredcgar Company go,
schoSper Susan Ellen, TODD, Phladephia, salt,
r, +. williams * Co. -. = - -, -,
| Schooner Komar, Tuu, Baltimore, lnmbcr, John
- sehoonss John II. Williams, North, Baltimore,
e,gor Old Dominion Sugar Refinery. -. !.
Sclio6Ier Belle T. Hall, Driseoli New ORR, coal,
q Schooner Sarah j. Vaughn, yaushn, New York,
r-ilroad iron, Chesapeake AMI OHIO railroad.i
sloop saJah WarreA, -, from James river, with
lumber.
-E..,,f,... y,y,g SAILED. ss;yS - lfIgi ssa
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, nier-
chnndtse aud passengers, l.. u Tatum agcnt =, ~ Z;
: Schooner j. Il. Lockwood, .Sharretf, New fork
,jG 0sI,orn coal, Curtis II Parker.
Schooner Hone, Mitchell, Baltimore otn WARWICK !;
river lumber, Curtis & Parker. 49,. s..,s
'1 CLEARED ron rms foRT.
From, New York, ON 25th, schooner Az Gs Key
nolds, Sippe. I sEys.9 EsaEs
Arttysd at Baltimore, csth instant, schooner Rox-
ana frank from james river. .
rriveJ at t,sticcster, 27th instant, schooner
| s,mue, Nash, Hart from Richmond FOR SeY. I oFk,
Entered out iitli from Liverpool, SCHOONER Epwin,
Soyensen, for City Point.si HffF N t95 ~ ft3f
SPOKEN. ,.. :.
I'm Nav SIN In latitude $3.50 1oncftuae ~ bafS
Amacree. Thompson, from. Liverpool ior Kieh-
nOu1, Va. Ffs s.
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,,srgoN SALES THIS DAY.

\. ,.:e Maiu stree: counters and shelving.
,.a,lLN >('N will sell at Z. II. the three-story
.,... ..~rliInS "" 10. ON the north side Of Cary
t..,.r FIRST ANA Second streets.
.r;,l,I< VIII sci, al ST. VI. three half-acrc lots
,a ir,tI'> addi,t"n opposite 10 the Ham cemc-
rrs-
., .nl;~t { Williams viii sci! al : e. NJ. lnild-
.... ,l "" Tie "oW;h sAc nt Leigh street sdjoin-
.. = Nam : chapel.
;...4N> y. kEE>EE will sell at 10 a. N. furui.
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Press,y ferian General Assembly Of the
Northwest.

DETROIT. Mich, May 29.-The Assembly
to-day disposed Of the reports OF the Finance
and Mileage Committees
A memorial from the Presbytery Of Brook
lyn on the subject of women occupying the
pulpit s.ss answered Us follows: "That
there is no necessity for change in the Con-
stitution of the Church, and the ttiemorial-
lists are referred to the deliycrance OF 1882,
which expresses the Judgment of this AS
semb,y.n This action declares that the meet
ing Of picys women by themselves for con-
yersation aid tiaser are entirely approved,
but to teach and cxhcrt, or lead in prayer in
public and promiscuous assemblies, is clearly
forbidden to women in the Holy Oracles.
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Reasher Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The cloudy wea-
ther and occasional areas Of rain from west
ern Tennessee to Lake Superior will extend
eastward over the northern portion of the
Middle States, with easterly to southerly
winds. Cloudy and possibly threatening
weather will prevail over the Atlantic States
on Thursday; with easterly to s6ttherly
winds, and over the Gulf States with south
crIy winds. Rising barometer, northerly to
westerly winds and clearing weather will ex-
tend eastward over the upper lake region to
the lower lake region, and over the Ohio val
lev on Thursday.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY, DC.


TT is THE FASHION. New Novel.
i From the German of Won Aver $l5o
hpho MhooMhsrEhb. hsisE i1'"A Novel Nv BY Sirs. ~ ].
Holmes. Si:5o.
THE ROSE GARDEN: A Novel. $3.50.
LORD KILGOBBlN. By Charles Lever. 1llustra-
ted. Paper, 81. -,
THE PSALMS With Notes. For Pastors and
THE FUuRTH GOSPEL THE HEART OF
CHRIST. by Ed. H. Scars. H2:59 >,
THE LIFE OF DANIEL WEBSTER. BY u. J.
nv Us yas 'o' WuoDHoUsE & PARFAM.
ALL THE SCARCE VIRGINIA LAW
n BOOKS AT 1913 MAIN STREET John ant
Conway Robinsons Forms; Robinson's New aft
Old Practicc; Lomax ON Executors and Digest o
Real Properly; Jefterson's Mythes, and i,dn Robin ,
LAWYERS Guide: Index 10 Gtattan; Tatc's ID
gcstcd Index; Matthtws's Civil Digest; Tucker;
Commentaries.
Also. all the new Law:
mylS RASDoLPH y EN'Llofi.
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EXCURSION TO STAUSToN.--The excursion
train provided by the courtesy Of Colonel A.
Fl. Perry, General Superintendent Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, for the benefit
Of delegates and visitors to the Baptist Gene
raj Association at Staunton. left here at 1890
yesterday afternoon. Three extra coaches
had to be attached to the train, and still there
were no vacant seats. All the passengers
arrived safely in Staunton last night.
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Am Aeronsut Drowned.

NASHVILLE May 29.--Professor Atkins,
who was attached TO circus which exhibit
ed at Decatur, Ala, on Monday, aseended
with het-air balloon inthe afternoon. The
balloon became detached from the windlass
fixing its altitude, and assembled TO the
height of balf mile aud then rapidly de
scended into the Tennessee river. Atkins
was drowned, though every effort was maee
to save his life. ..fsg 80 go ;(gs
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A PLANTER CHARGED WITH OBTAINING
GoODs UNDER FALSE PRETESCEs.-The sheriff
of Brunswick county arrived in Richmond
on Tuesday evening, having in charge DIR.
John l.. Green, of that county. DR.. John l..
Green is charged with obtaining of ID. Il.
Williams, of this city, by false pretences. with
intent to defrnud, certain goods. DR.. Green.
it appears, wrote to MeSsrs. D. +. Williams
& Co., under date of July 30th, 1870, and
represented that he had ten hogsheads OF
good tobacco. two of which were priced.
| ready at that time to ship to Richmond, and
! that more would be priced as soon as he Or.
Grcen) could get ii good season. This TO-
bacco, the latter stated, would be sent to
Richmond if Mr.. D. 7. Williams would fur
nish him with the following articles: Halt.
barrel sugar, S14.SS; fifty pounds coffee,
$3.50; ten gallons syrup. $3.50; one keg,
$3.50; five gallons whiskcy, $40; one keg,
S1.25; two hundred and nine pounds OF
bacon, S4l.1l-of the aggregate value OF
$SI.74.
Mr., Williams purchased the goods, paid
| the cash for them, and they were forwarded
according to the request contained In the
| letter. The goods were forwarded August
I'd, 1870. Sorfe time plaiiscd; and the to.
| harco referred to was not received. Finally
| the matter was put into the hands of d
lawyer to bring suit, when the lawyer
wrote to Mr.. Williams and informed him
that DIR. Green had no tobacco, or certainly
not. as fur rs he knew, in the quantity stated
by the accused. DR.. Green has remained in
the county of Brunswick since the time the
alleged offence was committed, with the eX'
reption of occasional brief absences.
| A warrant was issued by Justice I. F
Duane Il short time since; and OH last Mon
day week the accused was arrested and ral:
ricd before the Justice, who. upon hearing
of the case; decided that rs the offence ap'
pcared to have been committed in Richmond
it was proper that ii should be investigated
here. As before stated, the accused was
brought to Richmond i'll custody of Sheriff
j. NJ. Flournoy and lodged in jail. festcr'
| day morning the accused was brought before
Justice White, when q partial examination
| was had Owing to the absence OF witnesses,
however, the case was continued until Tues
day next, the 4th instant. ...a
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EVENING EXCURSIONS By WATEH.-A two-mile
excursion on the fast, comfortable and popular boat
Dolly Warden costs only ten cents. The Dolly Var
den leaves the foot of Eighth street at a. at s. at g.,
and at O'Clock. Persons visiting Hollywood, and
wishing to return by this route, OF 80 further up the
canal will find the boat at the wharf opposite the
Pump-House. .
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.
New York stock and money Market.

NEW YoKk, May es.-Money. 5 to @.
Sterling quiet and firm. Gold active and
higher, foreign bankers buying at ia
to I'LL. Governments closed strong at ]
advance all round. States dull and heavy.
Tenncssee's; 7S; new, 7cs virginia's, As !;
new, 81. Louisiana's; 60 new, so. Le-
wees, Go; s's, so. Alabama's, Sc; SIS, 60.
Georgias,- 20; rs. SO. North Carolina's,
80; new, 20. South Caroiina's, 81; new, 3Sl.
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Protestant Episcopal Convention.

BALTIMoRb, May 29.--The annual Conven-
ton of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese convened here to-day. Rev. Mr.
Southgate preached the sermon, and Rev.
Mr.. Whittingham read the annual address,
congTatuIating the diocese upon its unexam-
pied prosperity, which was due principally
to Bishop Pinckney's energy and devotion.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May 2O.--Cotton steady; sales; 2,saa
Irooping, common to fair extra 6 Isl good
to- choice $IO.sa61ai3s Whiskey, 9c. Whent fnsors
GSs. 10 amber Western s9dS*9.l5. Corn lower at ~
Mf9c. Pork dull and heavy at Sis.s4ss$ $laeo. Lard
dull md unchanged. Navals hrln. Ialio" dufet ~
oGgsc FtpiRhtS llrner. ~ ~. t#r't '-t ~ 80
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COMMERCIAL

s CORN AND FLOUR EXCIIA NGE,l .
RICHMOND, VA. May 70, 1872, -
OFFERINGS. -
WuEhr-white. 81 bushels: .a' " - sEst'
CoRS,-Whltc, $50 bushels. Mixed, 40 bushels -
SHUCKS.-?3 bales.
-u1. ESQ. SALES. @tt ~
CoRN-white. l5o bushels prime at ssc. Mixed,
20 bushels good ut s2c
.RE-EXHIBITED. ."| s,A lt
CoRN.-White, 100 bushels iE<. 'fff ~ &s:s
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Tho Charleston, y. c., !" Republican"
Iaoists the Greeley CoiOrs.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 29.-The Charles
ton Republican, the oldest Radical neWspa-
per in South Carolina, this evening hosls .
the banner of Greeley and Brown. 1t takes
thc ground that. they are better Republicans
than President Grant. and that their interest
will best promote the true interest OF the
Republican party. Il also declares tnat
henceforward only honest and capable he
publicans must be elected to the ofllces OF the
State Government.
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FASHIONABLE AND HEALTHFuL RECREATION Is
afforded ladies and children ny the afternoon trips OF
the Dolly Warden to Hollywood, the Ivy Ruin, the
Lone Pine, and other points OH the canal. Boa1
leaves Eighth street at -, ut 6, at Q, and ut O'Clock
r. NJ. Fare each way 10 cents. .es"t..
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Cosrlcrs RECEIVED. -fsham Hawkins (col.
ored) has been received at the benftentiary
from Goothlaiid, for fsee: years, ipf felicity;
and George Robertson Goloredl for one
year for honscbreakfng and Larceny. from
Pittsylyania county. -
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FAIR AND FEAsr.--The ladies of st. Johns
church propose holding fair and feast at
Virginia Hall, commencing on Tuesday eve
ming next at o'clock. The proceeds will
be devoted to repairing the old church. II
is a good cause, and deserves to be Literally
pa.rOuized,
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MILLINERY Y.-Just received, uaS
lY1 several cases Of LADIES' and CHILL sEEK
DREE'S HATS, including all the newYkake
shapes and styles. Also, a fresh supply OF FLOW
ERS, RIBBONS, &C., which will Inc sold low.
40 u. ~. Mrs. NJ WALTON,
nv 2s-eodlw No. 433 Broad street, corner Fifth.