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Special telegram 10 tlle plspa'ch'
LIBERTY, Va, July pa shooting alfray
occurred this evening between George Mcr-
riman and Harry Reid. Reid was standing
in The street; Opposite the l'nt-reoIn of Fer
euson's Hotel. Merriman came up and ac-
cused Reid of stealing twenty dollars from
him. Words cnsucd, and Reid threatened to
shoot. Mcrrman said, You draw first, +"
whcreupon they commenced firing. Reid
fired two shots and turned and ran into the
hotel, firing as he ran. Mcrrinan shot once,
and pursued Reid, siiapplng three raI's. at
him rs hr fed: Mctrininn Was struck twice.
The first ball entered the right shoulder,
coming out near the spine. The second en-
tered the. right arm, just above the elbow
it was removed from over the middle collar
bone. The wounds arc not serious. Reid
was uninjurcd, but was arrested and baled
to appear tomorrow morning.
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Police Court, TUEsDAY-Justice Hit-
han, Hall Cre,o presiding.--The following
cases were disposed Of:
X. +. Dickinson, charged with tresInssins
on the premises Of Robert Schuman and
using insulting and abusive language to per.
sons in the store Of +. Kleversaul. Dis
missed.
Sallic Porter, Sarah NrcKim. Maggie Smith,
Lizzie Smith, Rosa Garnett, Ann Nelson,
charged with Keeping disordcr'y house OF
evil fame, name, and reputation. Sallie POr.
ter sent to the Hastings Court; Mckim and
Nelson discharged after having given scc,l-
rty. The two Smiths and Garnctt were
committed to Jail in default Of so security.
Rosa Brooks, charged with assaulting. and
striking the daughter of Albert Nelson with
stone. Dismissed.
Ester Bradley, charged with assauIting
striking, and abusing Maria Thornton, was
required to give $50 security for three
months. In default sent TO Jail.
William II. Johnson (colOred), charged
with interfering with and abusing policeman
+. H. Hicks. Fined 81.
+. klcyersau, Robert Schuman, Charles
Melton, William Cook, Molie Sykes, Annie
Muslcs, and II: T. Dickinson; charged with
contempt of court in failing to appear as
witnesses when summoned, were discharged
john Connell, charged with trcSpassin9
upon the premises of James Murphy, break
ing down and destroying fence. Continued
to 2Tth. ".
Edward Hadelka and Mrs. Fl. Gerding
charged with fighting, crying murder, and
creating a disturbance generally. Continued
to 24th
Edward Hadclka, charged with assrultinS
and striking Ii. GerdiDg. Continued to 18th
Lorttt Duval, charged with keeping Il
house Of i'll tame. Discharged.
John Smith, charged with being common
thief and ragrant, and having no visible
means of support. Dismissed.
Henry Johnson and Essex Dickinson (co
ored), charged with stealing basket and one
plate of butter, valued at 81, from j. G. Court
ncy. Continued to oath.
Henry Sims (colorcd), charged with per
jury, was discharged.
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FROM North Observation-Disclosures Of Col
A. IL: Mcclure.
SpecIal telegram to the Dispatcl,


GREENSBORO, n. c., july 23.-Coloncl a.
X. Mcclure, of Philadelphia, addressed Il
large and enthusiastic meeting here tonight.
He expressed himself glad of the opportu-
nity to discuss in the South the principles OF
our common Government, and to meet ull
the efforts the Administration was bringing
to bear in this canvass, including those OF
Secretary Boutwell,. He clearly and ably re-
viewed the policy of Grants Administration,
arraigning it for its corruption and debauch-
cry, its oppression and tyranny, and its per-
fidious and hypocritical breach of its promise
of peace held out in the reconstruction laws.
The people of the North were and had been
sincere in their desire for peace, and would
so speak out in November. Especially would
Pennsylvania proclaim it In trumpet tones.
Referring to Greeley he said: When
Grant was casting his first and only presi.
Dental vote for Buchanan for the repeal OF
the Missouri compromise and for the ap-
proval of the Dred Scott decision, which
declared the black man had no rights the
white man was bound to respect, Horace
Greeley had devoted all the vigor of his
ripened manhood to give freedom and citi,
zenship to the powerlcss and despised race.
Holden's administration was searchingly
reviewed. His conclusion was Il patriotic
appeal to North Carolnians TO give their YER
dict in behalf of liberty and law.
Colonel Mcclure will address a large meet
ing at High Point tomorrow, where it is
understood he will reply to Bout
bloody.chasm notoriety. .-ryel!, o
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DRGANIzATluH OF THE SOrIETi Fox THE hEs
CLAMATInN OF ABANDONED WOMEN.-A meet.
ing of the benevolent gentlemen whn have
Interested themselves in the organization Of
an ;>Suciaton for the reclamation of aban-
doncd women was held ut the Centenary
Methodist church last night. The attendance
WAS very good. Rev. DR.. Pctcrkin occupied
the chair. ,]udg" Ould, from a committee
appointed at 4 previous meeting for the i'lll~
pose. reported charter for the proposed as
sociation. which vas unanimously adopted.
The object is said to be the reclamation OF
abandoned women and their lrStor'tlon 10
the paths of virtue md Industry.
':hr earilai stock is fixed at $4,000, which
is to be divided into shares of SO, and the
association may own not mott than tenacre$
ot land in the city Of Eichmond, where the
principal Office is TO be located.
Judge Guld, Colonel {. g.. TcinpKins. Mr.
John \. Bclvin. DR.. W. W. Parker, and Dr..
+. B.~Wa;kinS were appointed a committee
to select name for the association and aSy.
luin. and 10 fill up the several blanks in the
charter.
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+. \ gentleman in Syracuse took a nap upon
nn l'iior sofa. y little daughter. who was
'"''lS cherries, playfuly snapped a cherry
,,,I n"ne III iin, and it lodged in his ear. The
""'E WAY to get it out was TO bore hole in
ni ''i,fe oi 1t and pick it ont witt! a fine
mi,,,, 's, I'M, Is mechanical surgery, and no
mistake, but quite effective.
,b,,,.r T.. Aost, Of the Omaha Tribune, was
lin, III 'ittle stiaky, but Grant has given
" faulctl rs any of thcm.- Boston POST.
a,' ~ "ab;t> h, Ind, one hundred and thirty-
,nn|ii ni"h WHO voted Tor Grant and Colrix
yn," 'H'ce o'' through the papers that they will
'''' ioF Greeley and Brown.
,D: me hev. AIr. Yates, the wellknown
fam Sa.i En. missionary, has arrived at London
'"" 'hins,-Nsto York Tribune.
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AUCTION SALES TIzEs DAY.
GRupBs & WILLIAMS viii seli at 80 ?. M. a
house aud lot on Leigh stree. letsefn Four
teen;h aiti Fifteenth.
LOCAL MATTERS.

SurrosED CASE or Coroner
Taylor was yesterday called upon to view the
dead body ofafull grown female child, which
was found ',y negro man in the river, be-
tween the third and fourth piers OF Mayo'e
bi iidgc. Upon examination il was found that
the child had hccn born alive, and TINT the
mother must have been attended by com
pctcnt physician. n post n,orten, eSauina.
ton also revealed tho fact that the baby had
lived. and life must have been destroyed by
drowning. As there were no witnesses eH.
cent the man who found the body, and he
could throw no light upon the subject, an in.
quest was deemed unnecessary.
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1'ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money mark

New York stock and Money Market.
New YORK, July 23.-Money easy, Closing
loans at 2 to.3 on call. Exchange dull at
1895 to 1902. Gold, 114a to 114s. Govern
ments; 's1's, 1173: 'G2s, 1152. States
Tennessee's, 73 new, 72s. Virginia's, 44l;
new, 80. Louisiartn's; so; new; 4s. Levee's,
G1; S's, 73. Alabama's, 81; 5's, 30. Geor-
gia's, "a; Isl North Carolina's, 81; new,
20. South CaroIina's, "a new, 303.
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GREELEY ANp BKnwS FLAG RAlsIHG.-A
considerable crowd attended the meeting for
the purpose of raising Greeley ard Brown
llag on the corner of Rrnok avenue and Duval
street last crrrisig. The flag was nailed to Il
pole which was also ornanlcucd with an
i.lmcn>c white. hat. The pole was raised amid
considerable enthusiasm: after which ad,
dresses were made nv GeiiCrl Imbodcn, +
W. Mahn"i:, Esq, Captain Il. l.. ilobSon
and Sir. l.. y. Peterson. Captain W. w
Putnam. Of the Republican Greeley Cam
lmi@n Club. presided. 1t was noticed that 4
large proportion OF those present at this
meeting were colOred persons.
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CAUGHT IN TIE ACT.--Ie esterday morning
Captain John Disney. Of the Second police
district, arrested Il negro man by the name OF
William Hays on the charge of stealing
money from trunk owned by Mr.. &. T.
Bgrbcc, Broad.Strcet merchant. Mr.. Bar.
bee had bern missing his money al valloii<
times recently, and determined to lind ouI
the thief, If possible. Accordingly; he marked
some of the money which he deposited in tht
trunk. and r,lt Il small hole in the partition
- that ll.r !ri!ak could bic s"en frotii where
it socd in The room. He then kept watcl
upon 'hr trunk, and finally caught the negro
named above in tie very act of opening the
trunk with Il false key. Hays was employed
by Mr.. Barbcc in his store.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsursGToN, July 23.-Pleasant weather,
with southwesterly winds, will probably
continue on Wednesday in the southern and
Gulf States. The area Of lowest barometer
will move down the st. Lawrence Valley,
with cloud and rain over New York and
New England. Partly cloudy and pleasant
weather will prevail from PENNSYLVANIA to
Virginia. Rising barometer and clearing
weather west of Lake Huron. An area of
low barometer, with local storms, diminish.
ing in force, will move eastward Tuesday
night inio Central Illinois.
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Steamer Wrecked.

EAsrroRT, Me-, July 23.--The steamer
New England, from st. John, n. b., for
Eastport. has been wrecked. Her passen-
gers were saved.
The steamer was valued at S14o,000. her
enginks costing about $4,000. She was of
/, 100 tons btirtfcii, and had just been thor
oughlv refltted. There Was no marine in
surancc on the vessel, but she had IL fire tlsk
of $4,000.
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GREELEY FANS, the Latest novelty, for sale by J.
r. ELLYsoS, news dealer, liz Main street.

OK EvERYBoDY'S Observation-Disclosures Of The
great national rescncritor of health PLANTATION
BITTERS are on everybody's tongue This gratui-
tOus cra roce advertising Is better than all the paid
for putting to which the owners of hogns bittcrs are
obliged to resort. 1t has spontaneous heartlncss
about 1t which carries conviction to the mind of tho
auditor But Il Is we-known fact that the pro-
prictors of the PLANTATION BITTERS have never
relied upon newspaper bo!stcring to establish the
success of preparation which owes It's astonishing
popularity mainly to the oral testimony Of the
thousands who have either experienced or been the
eyewitness Of the immense physical good it has
wrought throughout the length and breadth OF the
land.
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BALTIMORE MARK ETS,

BALTIMoRE, July 23.-Flour firm and unchanged
Wheat stcndy and firm; white choice anu anber
Ht = 6CslI5, Corn dull white southern, 76dB7Sc.
yellow 0ic. mixed western, soc. Oats dull: mixed
5sc.: white. iOaE42c. Rye quiet at 6nMioc. Pro
visions strong and bouyant: Pork firm ut STAG
si4S5: bulk meats very strong: bacon active AM
irn shoulders 7c.: rib sides s.c.: clear-rib slides
&C.: sgar-cured hams; i56DlGc. Lard dull at egnGtc
Western butter, good to choice, l3@2oc' WhlSke.
tirlner at 94c. ,,..., :,
Virginia coupons, old, a.: new, so. Consols, 81
Vest yirgnias, l5-ali bids
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Fatal Shooting Affair.

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.--Alderman Will
liam McMrllen was fatally shot this morning
by u pardoned convict in 4 quarrel over Il
stolen bouquet.
Latcr.-Thc ball has been extracted from
McMulen's wound, and there is now some
hope of bis recovery.
stu Ldter.-Alderman McOIullcn is in a
critical condition.
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MuSEy.nRAwrR The money
drawer Of Thomas Murphy. on Cary street
l,rtMtnn Seventh aild Eighth, was robbed
night before the lust. about halt-past 8 O'Clock,
of Sc, by Il thief who noisclcssly entered at
the back door while the proprietor was sit
ting with friend at the front door The
money WAS not missed until Mr.. Murphy was
prcDaring TO shut up for the night.
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RErA.f' DojlESrIt MiRKEr:-:Thc following
were the rullis prices at the Seco1ld Market
Yesterday: Corn, 90 to 25c. per dozen toma'
toes, 2jc. hlf-peck; corn-feld peas. 15c
quart; okrl, 15c. quart; cymlinS, 10 to 13c
dozen; lima beans, Soc. quart; Irish pota.
toes. zoe. -halt:peck; clbbaSes, to 15c.
bpcls, &c. bunch onions new(. &c. bunch
old, sc. quart. eggs, 2Oc. dozen chickens.
% to 40r. apiece watermelons, % to 5Oc.
rantclopcs, to l0c.; peaches, 15c. quart
pears, ) to zoe. quart; apples, j to Sc: quart:
damsons, 15c. quart. The receipts Of peaches
md melons arc large; and prices OH the de,
r.iinn.
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SECOND Police STATIoS.-The Council
Committee on Public Grounds and Build
ingS visited and inspected the Second Police
Station yesterday afternoon, and agreed that
to the buildings were very
Necessary. The committee will in all proba-
bility report to the Council at the next meet
ing recommending that the changes and inn
proycmcnts bc made at once. About an hour
was consumed in the inspection.
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ACCIDENTAL DaowNENG.~-H Henry Ba,ch, one
Of the rrcw .pf the Steamship Old Dominion,
rolled from The deck o.! the vessel night be-
fore the last and was drowned. Lines were
promptly thrown down to him. but he paid
no attention to them. Ii i thought that hc
was intoxicated. Coroner TaylorYiewed the
body. but deemed an inquest unnecessary un-
der The circumstances.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING THIRTY.FIvE Doll
LAns.-Captain Disney arrcstcda a boy. named
nou.lls Millcton, aged about ten years,
Yesterday afternoon on the charge OF steal
inc So in currency from Il. f. Jones. The
boy SAYS he was told to take the money by Il
larger boy, and that he only got - OF it..
The case will probably be investigated at the
Police Court this morning.
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The Presidential Rattle Of 1872

.NEw York, July 23-Roscoe Conkling
addressed n larqc meeting at Cooper Institute
tonight, which was Presided over by Jack
son Schultz. lis text was ",Fhe Fresldeii-
tial Campaign of 1S72-Grant and His De-
iamcrs-Decds not Words"
Tie sIIeeCh was very long. 1t would
make about fifteen columns TN the New York
DaDprs;
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Genera Arbitration.
AT WORK AT LAsT--THE CASE OF THE FLORIDA
CONCLUDED.

CONCLUDED.
New YoRK, July 23.-A Worlds special
from Geneva, dated tue 22d instant, says:
"The claims for damages caused by the
vessels Boston, Sallie, JEFF. Davis, Joy, and
Music have been dismissed by the arbitrators
The demurrer of Great Britain concerning
the other vessels is ovetruleds
"The case Of the Florida Was eoiieluded
to-day. The decision, rs delivered, awards
s. .0OO, GOO damages for her depredations.
"The Board took up the case of the Ala
bama to-day"
GENEVA, July 23.-There was no session
of the Board of Arbitration to-day, nor VIII
there he any tomorrow. The precautions
to preserve secrecy of the deliberations ol
the tribunal are confined to the most minute
particulars, and nothing whatever can DC
learned relative to its proceedings.
England:
TIE QUESTION OF THE BANIsHMENf OF tEstiTs
RAISED IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, July 23.-In the House of Coul.
mons this afternoon there was some discus
sion upon the subject of the arrival of French
Communists in England, during which q
significant question was put to the Govern.
ment by Sir Robert Peel. After aluding to
the fIct that Germany had expelled the
Jesuits. he asked the Premier whether the
Government intended to enforce the section
of the Roman Catholic relief act of 1879
which provided for the banishlnent from
England of ;ll the members of the Society OF
Jesus:
Mr.: Gladstone, in reply; said the subject
was an important one; and must be taken
into serious consideration by the Govern
ment. He added that although the law in
question was nearly a half century old, nc
steps had yet been taken for its enforcement
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Ne
York ktesiis.

STR ORE. July 23.-The eight-hour
.ne seems to have entirely collapsed.
s. II. Streeter has resigned from the Libe-
raj Republican Committee, aud will support
Grant.
Tom Murphy writes from Long Branch
that he believes President Grant, himself,
paid for his seaside cHttage: that he Muir.
Iphvl dIhn'f eas::.Ii55ute anything towards i
anyhow. !, .,,a ,,itnes.
Helen Josephine Mansfield Is the Wisnsss .sa
in the :, +. -nard impeachment uiai III s''i~ ~
toga.
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ArcrioS HOUSE BRoKEN OrEN.-At an
early hour yesterday morning McCormicks
ancton house, OF Main street below -Four
tccnth. WAS broken into by thieves who
smashed Il large pane Of glass in one of the
front doors The thieves were frightened OF
hnfnrt, NnNthlnW Was ytOle.1;
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BERNARD TRACY SENT TO THE GRAND jury.
In the Police Court yesterday Bernard
Tracy appeared to answer the charge of
feloniously assaultinS and beating his wife
with intent to kill her. A number of wit
nesscs were examined, Mrs. Tracy being OF
I he number, She having sufficiently recovered
10 be in attendance. At the conclusion of
the investigation Tracy was sent on TO the
grand jury for indictment. Bail was not
,lIlown1.
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GRANT AND WILSON Mass MEETING.-~The
Republicans have based great expectations
upon the biz Grant and Wilson mass mGct-
IN; which is to take plate at the City Spring
Park this afternoon. At o'clock the ASSEM-
b'aec will be called to order. Fred. Doug
aSs will be the first speaker, and he will he
followed by Senator Wilson. Radical candi-
date for the yicc-presidcncy, and several
speakers OF local celebrity. A torch-liSht
procession will wind up the demonstration.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

,,les. l.sy7 mtles: upands, !23c.; oflctas. ;s3;r
tlour-Southern quiet and unchanged. Whis:a!
steady ut s5tc. Wheat shade easier; winter re-,
western, sl.asMSt.oi. Corn shade hrlner ana u j
,,ond derI,aud ut sec. Pork tirmer anu quiet n
sIa. ZOOS. SIS. Beef dull. Lard unchanged. Iur
rcntIne steady ut Jl!052c. Rosin quiet ana stead!
1T S36i 1906. Frrights lower.
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SEVEN WISE MEN.--A lodge of the Order
of HcptaSophs, or Seven Wise Men, IS
shortly to be instituted in this city under
very favorable auspices. 1t is said to be a
social and charitable organization of remark
able elements of popularity, and it is spread
iny over the country with great rapidity.
Norfolk is the headquarters-of the Order in
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BASKET PIc-NIc-Some of the members of
the Leigh-Strect Baptist church are making
arrangements for basket picnic at MeahS,s
farm, Richmond and Danrille rallroad, on
next Wednesday. The proceeds VIII DE aEr
propriated to the purchase OF clothing ior
Door children attending the Sunday school.
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Rcported Massacre by Indians.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.-A dispatch from
Victoria, Van Couver's island, SAYS that Il
report has reached that place to the effect
that the white settlers at the forks of the
Skena river, in British Columbia, have been
all murdered by Indians.
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PERsoSAL.-The Governor will probably
return to the city this afternoon.
Nj. Reuben Ragland, of Petersburg, is
coniingto Richmond to live:
Colonel Louis thinner has arrived in the
Uity: .;
Mr. John Grmme, sr., has been i'll for two
weeks past.
>scnator Henr; Wilson arrived in the city
Yesterday afternoons
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LIST or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND POsr-OFFIcE july 23, 1872
John d. Crump, on beard United State,
steamer Ticonderogl, Rio De Janciro, Brazil
5. A.; Captain d. S. Rogers, schooner Moon
light; Mrs. India VI. JctlrieS, Richmond
one letter, no address.
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The ANNUAL ASSEMBLY OF ksIGiIrs TIM
rLAn.--At Il meeting Of Richmond Com
mardery, No. ,, held last night, the whole
subject Of the annual assembly and cncamp-
ment was referred to Il committee consisting
of the Commander, Generali>Simo. and Pre-
late. The preference of this Commandely is
decidedly in favor of meeting in Norfolk be-
fore the first of September, instead Of going
to The Montgomery White Sulphur Springs.
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Dance; Associate, John N. Butler, Jr.;; Sec
retary, James 4. Butler; Financial secre-
tary, Charles a. Gibson Treasurer, ii. l..
Carter: Conductor, James T. Hopkins; As
| sistaht Conductor, }. II. Davis; Inside SEN
tinel, john NJ. bailey: Outside Sentinel, w.
l.. Wade; Chaplain, jatnes Calder.
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Latest News from Washington.
Return OF the President-N1ectiHS OF
tho Cabinet.
Special telegram to the Dispatch:

Special telegram to the Dispatch
WssHtSGroN, July 23.-The return of the
President to-day stirred UP political matters
here, and the interest which d1l officials feel
in the contest was doubly manifest.
The Cabinet session produced nothing of
consequence though it t; known that about
thirty appointments were decided upon, all
of which are intended to influence matters
in the campaign. The names OF the new
officials will be announced tomorrow.
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GOVERNOR WALKER on THE STuMr--Hi>
Exccllency Governor Walker lls been in.
viteu to address the citizens of Charlotte, n
ca, OIL tht 10Th Instant, aid also those al
Godsboro' on Tie 3iSt, ili the interest Of the
Greeley and Brown movement:
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A Dcnia. from the New work. TribuMe
Rn~nrfIinr Greeley.

New York, July 23.-The Tribune denies
the story published in some Of the Rcpubli-
can papers, that Greeley ever conferred with
the Gernrllls relative to selecting any one for
offices that he never desired any one to Set
ND meetings for him; or that he ever asked
anybody to try and 5ct him nominated for
the nrcSdcncy.
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The Argcntines s'renarinS for War

The Argcntines s'renarinG for War.
New YORK, July a3.-Rio Jantito adviees
say that three iron-cIds, for which the Ar
gentine Congress voted 22,6O0.Oo0, have been
ordered from the United States. Large
quantities Of arms are arriving, and the
Argelitihes arc making their preparations for
Threatened War.
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LEVY RRorIFERs call particular attention 10 The
marpisc linen collars for gentlemen, at $l.5o per
dozen. These collars are lined with The same quality
linen as i!e.right sid,s made nf Thry harnHls1
II full surp,r II itnrn collars at 73c per dozen.
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Those japanese plaids. reduced from "a to l2ac
are going fast Japalicsc silks reduced from IS to
&c.. and all other styles Of dress goods can he had
OF LEVY BROTHERS at IT duced prices.