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iuly10

~THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COAPANY-sAvINGS DEPART.
Neutrality-suspicious. are requested to leave their
Books on and after 9th July, to be credited with
the quarterly Interest due1st.
All Deposits made on or before Goth July Will
bear interest from 1st July.
Interest Six Per Cent, compounded quarterly.
iuu2sfmw10 f. A. MlTOHELL, Cashier.
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woN MARI AGE. "a

Happy relief for Young Hen from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re.
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, No. soutD
Ninth street. Philadelphia. Pa oct12
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ITO RENT THAT PLEASANTLY LO-
i GATED Residence on Sulvan's Island, 1rst
house east OF The Fort for the season, partially
furnished. containing eight rooms. On the
premises there are line Uistern, well OF good
water. Stables, Carriage House and. other Out
buildings. For particulars apply on the premises
to Captain DAN SINCLAIR. julyl1
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NlHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOC OCIATED
with him In business Mr.. CHARLES 4.
Walk. The manufacture OF Engines, MCCARTHY
Gins and Machinery In general, will hereafter be
carried on under the name and firm OF SMITH &
Walk, at the old stand east end Hasel street.
iuu261mo ]. RALPH SMITH.
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@ SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE UNDER,
SIGNED, having opened o Branch Grocery on
Sullivan's Island, is now prepared to furnish the
residents (and those intending to locate there
during tho summer monthsI with their Supplies
at the very lowest Charleston prices. Attending
In person to the business, can guarantee satls-
faction to all who may wish to patronise me.
Very respectfully, F. L. O'EElLL
Innon
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9upartnersb,ps and Dlssniutions

NHARLESTON, JULY lsr, 1S72.-MR.
" JULIUS TROUOHE THIS DAY retlres from
the hrm OF STREET BROTHERS & co. The re.
manning partners will contldue The business un :
der the same name. THApDEUS STREET,
inlyl2.2 TInOTHY STREET,
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NE CONSIGNEES' NOTICE. THE
schooner HATTIE E. SAMPSON Is dIschargins
Cargo at Browns Sonth whsrf. All goods not re-
moved by sunset will be positively stored. Nc
claims for damages Will be allowed unless noted
before removing goods from the wharf.
MOSES GOLDSMITH 4 son,
iulylo Agents.
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Amnsements.
bperial Nntires.

Gperial Notires.
B. THE CHARLESTON CHARITA-
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the BENEFIT OF the Free
School Funa-Ofncial Rattle Numbers:
RAFFLE CLASS No. 5e9.-MoRNINa.
l4-47-22-29-18-7 -76-44-61-13-59-3- 3 8
RAFFLE CLASS No. 8Oo-ErsN1Na.
-7l-67-5l-54-64-G6 -32-30-76-H-3 3
As witness our hands at Charleston this Ilth
day Of July, 1872.
FENN PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
Julyl2 Sworn Commissioners.
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&1nratlonal.

~ RACE CHURCH INDUSTRIAL
u sCHOOL.-Instruction will be given and the
use OF machines allowed gratuitonsly on Thurs
day and Saturday morning, from A. II. to 2 P.
NJ, at the Depository, Chalmers street. junls
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EOR SALE, FOR CASH, A FIRST CLASS
IL BAR ROOM, at Georgetown, s. @. doing q
good business, together with Soda Water Fonn.
lain, Billiard and Bag8telle Tables, also Restau.
rant In complete order. The owner desires to
sell for the purpose OF change in business. For
particulars, &C., address "B. A. c." NEWS office.
iunlQ-w8
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A LII DESCRIPTIONS OF SEWING
n MACHINES repaired on reasonable terms
aud at the shortest notice. Also q few good Be-
cond.hand Machines for sale, very low. J. l..
LUNSFURD. Smlth street. north OF Wentworth.
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ITO RENT, A TWO.AND-HALF STORY
Il brick house, with clstern and fine assortment
OF fruit trees. In Calhoun street. near Coming.
No. 800 King street. july12
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D ETAIL GROCERY.-FOR SALE, A
III RETAIL GR0.ERY STORE, with full Stock
now doing good country trade. Rent OF store
moderate, viii be treated for at private sale, by
applying TO PAUL b. LALAEE & Co, No. l76
East Bay. july8-mWl3
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ITO RENT, TWO ROOMS WITH LARGE
i Piazza. Apply at No. 81 st. Philip street,
below Calhoun street. juyl2-lH
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A SUPERIOR QUALITY MILCH COW
II for sale, with CALF four weeks old. Apply
" No. l0i Meeting street, opposite old Circular
Church. Julyl2-l*
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T,OR SALE, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
~ Light and Dark BRAHMA FOWLS, bred
from best imported stock. T. L. BAC0T, No. "a
Smith street. juyl1thstu6&
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MICH COW FOR SALE. BY A FAM.
IL lily leaving the city. Apply at northwest
corner OF Gadsden and Montague streets.
iulyl2-1t
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MULES, MARES AND PONIES, JUST
M arrived, at Kentucky Mule Lot, King
street, and for sale on time. r. OAKMAN.
inlYl0.4t
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, A DESIRABLE BRICK
i House, located at No. 81 King street, one
door south OF Broad, containing Blk rooms, pan.
try, piaZz and deep. dry cellar. On the prem.
ises are afOur-roomed kitchen and large cistern.
The buildings are in good repair, and possession
can be had Immediately, To responsible tenant
the terms will be moderate. Apply on the prem
ises. july12
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JTTANTED TO INFORM THOSE NOT
w acquainted with the fact that the SOUTH.
EKN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY issues joint
Lie Policies. iusurlng the lives Of partners In
business, 80 that, on the death OF either, the
amount insured for fl paid to the surviving party.
1t also in8nres husband and wife on the same
plan. EBEN COFFIN, Agent, No. 81 Broad street.
may18
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Meftimgs.

r CANDEUR LODGE, No. Sc, A. F. M.
IL The Regular Communication OF this Lodge
VIII be held THIS EVENING, at Holmes's Lyceum,
at hal. f.past O'Clock. Members are earnestly de-
sired to be punctual.
By order WIN. GEO. A. WAGNER,
inll12 SacrntarY.
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Eost and Gpnnn .
for 6aie.

EOR SALE, A SECONDHAND TOP
E BUGGY, very cheap, at WALLAuE'S STA
BILE, Chalmers street. juy12-l+
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Groceries, .Eiqnrrs, &r.


GIDEs, SHOULDERS, HAMS, STRIPS,
~ i-iif = &C.,: &c.
20 hhds. Prime O. R. SIDES
Is hhds Prime Shoulders
10 hhds. Nc. 2 Shoulders
20 boxes Prime Dry Sailed @. r Sides
2s terces old Reliable Hams
hoxts N. Y. 8. @. Strips.
so bbls. Bee Hive syrup
100 boxes Soap
500 re8ms Paper ,rr, ....r..
60boxes Transformations brands.
julylo.wia LAUREY. ALEXANDER d 90.
DRIME WHITE CORN IN BULK. L
$4,000 bushels Choice White Milling CORN in
bulk, cargo Schooner Henry Allen. :izs. 81 :.
, For sale by JOHN oAAPsEN . 90.
CoRNl coRNl coRNl.s aass.
1000 bushels western White and Yellow CORN,
~ For sale BY HERMANN BULwINKLE.
OATs AND HAY:
1000 bushels Heavy Feeding OATS .
For sale by HERMANN BULwINKLE,
julylO Z, 7ti.t@. 81. = Kerr's Wharf.
ELOURl FLOURl FLOURI'
800 bbls. Choice Family and Super FLOUR.
For sale by HERMANN BULWiNKLE,
july1O st,f'i;!,.l:.-.J Kerr's Wharf,
p EE HIVE SYRUP
As SSls; SSas. and Bee Hive SYRUP, per s.samship
Virginia.
MO. PERUVIAN GUANO. - 2i'i -
10 tons No. / Chlncha Island GUANO. For sale
by HERMANN BULWINKLE,
julyIO i" Kerr's Wharf,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, HAMS
IN AND BACON. i2.'!" '1ts ~
100 bbs. n. O. MOLASSES.y.. T.! sci
100 bbs. and tlerces MuscoVado Aolassea
100 bbs. 8. 81. Syrup
$50 tierces (smalD 8. O. Hams
| so hhds. O. r. Sides
so hhds. Shoulders c
100 bbs. and half bbls Nos. l, 2 and Mack.
rs boxes (smslD Factory Cheese '...a
100 kegs AMI tubs Choice Butter.
For sale low by ~
sTEFFENs, WERNER & QUICKER,
jun25-1mo Vendue Range.
/
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4 TTENTION, CHARLESTON SOCIAL
~ MOUNTED CLUB-Members are hereby
nOuaed to assemble corner Shepherd and King
streets, In Full Uniform, at P. NJ. THIS DAY, for
Drill and Practice aJ Head and Ring. koll will
be called at quarter-past 4. As some valuable
Prizes will be contested for, the members will be
prompt In attendance. BY order.
luly12-lA OHAS. LlEBENRO0D, Secretary.
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A GENTLEMAN, WITH THE BEST
"A testimonials, OF good character and com.
potency wishes q position ss Teacher 10 some
public Institution, or as private tutor In family.
No objections to gong into the country. Can
teach French, Latin, Greek, Piano and the other
branches OF good education. Salary OF not 30
great consideration az pleasant association. Ad.
dress u. d. v, at the oiiice Of this paper.
mayl0
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New York Hens.

Kew YoHK, April l0.-Th" World says
,l.nt many leading Republicans, including
Marshall O'Roberts and \. L. Stewart, arc
going to the Cincinnati Convention.
\ parent has sued the Board of Health for
Sic 900 for forced vaccination of his child;
cliar.in. first, an assault upon the child,
and second, the introduction Of scrolula into
its system.
Jersey City elects Il Democratic mayor.
The Republicans have majority Ill the
Council and Board Of Education.
The investigation into the conduct OF
Judges Barnard and Cardozo has found no
bribery, hut has traced presents TO them from
successful litigants and tavoritcS.
The books of the United States National
Bank were opened to-day. Two millions of
dollars have been subscribed.
4 train on the Midland railroad went
through the Saddle River bridge, near
Hackensack. One person was killed out
right, and twenty-five or thirty wounded
some fatally.
At the Methodist Conference to-day it was
announced that Daniel Drew had given thirty
acres of land at Carmel for the Methodist
Collegiate Institute. He will also build the
college. The thanks of the Conference Wero
voted to him.
The Union Hotel, of Saratoga, was sold at
auction to-day to III agent Of \. L. Stewart
for SJ55, 900.
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The National Colorctl COnveIAt ION III
New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April 10.--The GOO GU
Mems National Convention met IN the h%,.
OF the House Of Representatives, at the Me
chanics' Institute, Mt noon to-day, and was
called to order by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A.
j. Rausier, Of South Carolina, who read the
resolution of the Cololed National Convcn-
ton held last year at Charleston, under which
the present Convention was called. He de-
livered brief speech stating the object OF
the Convention to be 10 promote the welfare
of the colored race. He counseiled modera-
ton in their proceedings, &c.
Licutenant-G Governor Pinchback, of Lo;lsl-
ana, was then chosen temporary chairman,
and G. r. Ruby, of Texas, secretary.
After prayer by Rev. j. Fletcher Jordan
a call of the States was had, when delegates
were registered as follows: Alabama, s; LIS
trict OF Columbia, /; Georgia, |; Louisiana,
7; Massachusetts, 7; Maryland, |; MiSsis-
sippi, =; Ohio, 2; PENNSYLVANIA, ]; South
Caroina, 5; Texas, g; Virginia, l. Other
delegates are expected.
A committee on credentials was appointed
and the Convention took a recess. The pro-
ceedings were orderly and decorous.
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by Grlibhs 4 Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street betwccn Iain and Btiia.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or RI

COMMISSIONERS Sh lie OF +
" VERY VALUABLE SUBUEEhN tAhH
KNOWN AZ LAUREL SpNlEG. n ~ ,IiN"
Bv yirtucof decree 81 the ChaUc"FE Court 81 I'"
momd entered OF the lst day al March, hi )" NV
case of Palmcr's administrator rs taitt |h n'' '
undersigned, special commissioners unI'hi ~
pointed will sen at auction, upon ne fr!ils'..
FRIDAY, 18th April. ~ Il O'Clock J.. NJ %. ".I
known LAUREL SPRING FARM, i"rMtFii az
seat OF Edwin Cox. X lies en- tie trn"El tui'! an
;,lu:ut ore and quarter nils ir:!"" thcc "'
Joins on three side. Ilr. Franklin st.hils Ii" ~
i.r.air. and contains about THIEF. -ONE AM
Of highly-imprOycd land. ,r,,.r, ,,v.t.tf
The iniprovemcnts are Il large blslth wv VEL
ING; with two-story porch extending al ar
aflordirg very extensive view: Also 'hc "s"' '''
houses. 1900; .-,,. "a. 49,
The grounds contain some very Ean"so'hy M
frees and within The yard there - = ht' y
This was once rct.::r,tci a. one of the ii!"rt '
tive country seats near the city. AMI Win w.. -'r
lions outlay OF a reasonable SGm OF m"Ic! 49,
he Iiadc In every respect desirable ~ HOLM "'
for trucking or gardening lnrl".'s. ..t,,.
TERMS: One-fourth cash l'tliiicc IL s.A' .' ,s
and eighteen months. for negotiable NOES w."
tcrest added, and title retained uniii tle '''S 81"
paid. s,,o,, ,,,s,,ucc n i-n
land purchased by the Chesapeake ana o"'' ~"
road Compuy for It's eastern tepots. &c
io'' ~'A'i'' JAMES ID. HALYBlRION'
THOMAS j. EVANS.
COMMISSIONS.
a. Hb -
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Municipal Elections in Albany.

ALBANY. n. Y, April 10.-The election OF
Thacker (Dcmocrat) for Mayor is still doubt
full. In four wards the lights by which the
vote was being canvassed were put out ana
the ballots seized, and the rouShs were yer!
dsordcry. The first count before the lights
were put out would have defeated Ihacker'
hut the second count made difference III
his favor of 800. The Republicans inspector.
under threats, was compelled to sign the re-
turns, which he did under protest.
The Republicans elect nine out of sixteen
aldermen, and they will also have about four
MINORITY In the Board of Supervisors.
Green Republican), for recorder, has
about 200 majority.
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Progress Of the Mexican Revelation

MAT,MoRAs. April 1o.-Naltial law has
been declared here. 1t involves the rcstrlc-
ton of navigation to twelve miles above and
below the city. The rcvollliioniSts arc adj
vancng towards Matamoras, and the siege
will begin shortly.
The reyolutioniSts claim that Rochl is re-
treating towards the City of Mexico, in con-
sequence Of the concentration III Its rear,
threatening even the capital itself.
The ratcs of Matamorsls have been closed
and communication with Brownsville hv
ferry stopped. Business is entirely sl'S-
pended.
New YORK. April 1n.--A special from Malta
moluS SAYS it is reported from saltlilo that
Rocha is moving in that direction with 5000
men, Should the steamer Talrl>co arrive III
time from Vera Cruz She will save Aatano-
ras. The revolutipniStS on the river nave
two guns mounted TO stop her.
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wAsHrScroS. April 1o.mCIcar ana , r'oaS ,he
weather viii prevail on THURSDAY from the
'oTu, ;,N An area of quite low barometer
:; hon,nrcu,ly advancing eastward towards the
S - ".iht where increasing" brisk sollthcrly
I'D and cloudincSs and rain are probable
FAR tonight. with continued fall Of the Ia
r,,natcr and extend on Thursday over the
unpcr lake region and Ohio Valley. South,
crly winds. with increased cloudiness Will
extend eastward over the Western Gull
states, Tennessee. and kentucky, increasing
70 very brisk. Southcrly TO castcr'y WINDS
arc probable for the upper lakes, but other
wise dangerous winds are not anticipated.
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EIRST GRAND INDUSTRIAL EXPOs
SITION OF LOUISIANA.

THE soUTHwEsyERN EXPOSITION AssO-
CITATION, OF New Orleans, La, will marguerite the
enterprise for which their immense new building
has been erected in the business portion of the city,
by a GRAND INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION OF
MANUFACTURES, PRODUCTS, AND ARTS,
commencing WEDNESDAY, May /, 1872, and con-
t.nuing until WEDNESDAY, May 20. 1872, EVERY
DAY Sundays cxceptcdl from O'Clock A. NJ. to 10
o'clock T. NJ
Open to receive Goods, April II. 1872. Open to the
public from May to May -, 1872.
Ample preparations have been made for the eXhi-
hilton Of Machinery In operation; for the display of
Manufactures, Products, and Works oil Art; and for
the convenience Of exhibitors and visitors.
No effort or expense will be spared TO make this
the LARGEST AND MOST SATISFACTORY En-
IIIBlTION ever held in the South.
Our building Is located In the centre of the city
tits of immense size II fronts on two OF the prin-
cipal business streets of the city tSt. Charles and
Carontclcti. and Is perfect In Its arrangements for
the purpose.
The Exhibition viii be held In the most delight
full and hca!tfu of the year In this section.
II Will be open both DAY and NIGHT, and Is GER
tain to attract n large attendance.
To the peopIe of the South and all interested In
her industrial development this Exposition offers an
opportunity never before presented OF seeing coll
lected In one mammoth building GRAND and
COMPLETE DISPLAY OF all kinds of MACHINE
RY and lMPL EMENTS, H0UsE-FUkSlSHtNG
GOODS, TEXTILE FABRICS, PAINTINGS,
STATUARY, &C.
The Managers, rs above stated, will spare neither
expense or labor TO render this Exposition both III
teresting and valuable to nil classes OF the cnmmu-
nity and therefore urgently invite all to visit It,
THE SOUTHWESTERN
EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION,
an a-st New Orleans, la.
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Latest News from Washington.
S'n,,.-reSsrOl,;sl.

WASHINGTON, April I0.-St'n0fc. House
resolution regarding the power OF the senate
to tampcr with tariff bills was referred 10 the
Committee on Privileges and Elections, the
Committee on Finance having already denied
the position assumed by the House.
Mr.. Sumner presented resolution OF the
Massachusetts Legislature in favor OF the
French spoliatlon bill. ,.o
4 resolution To print l.ooo.ooo copies oil
the agricultural report was referred to the
Printing Committee.
TIL. French Spoliation bill. which was the
order of the day. was yielded, and the appro-
priation bill was resumed.
Mr.. FrclinChuvsrn, from the COMMITTEE
on the Judiciary. reported without amend
ment the bill supplemental to the enforce
ment act of MAY 81, 1871, providing that the
circuit court of the United States for amy ~
dicial district in which ut any time the en-
Cit Judge, Or district Judge designated ny
the circuit Judge, shall hold clrcult court
for the purposes OF slid act. shall hereafter LIE
deemed the circuit court mentioned III Us
second and third sections.
Mr.. Pon!crov Introduced a bill to establish
a United ;:t,tcs district court in the Indian
country.
Mr.. F'rclnghuyscn, by request, introduced
q bill giving the American and East India
Telegraph Company the right to land and
maintain lines of telegraph cable between the
American and Asiatic coasts.
House.-The hill abolishng the Thanking
privilege was taken up.
After IL long discussion the bill was recon-
mi,tcd; which is equivalent to its death.
MI. Brooks, of New York, asked unanl-
nous consent to offer a resolution .rccltlng
the indictment of General Cortina, Il leading
Mexican officer, By Il Texas jury, and calling
upon the President for copy of the present
mcnt, with any other information respecting
outragcs committed by citizens Of Mexico.
Mr.. Hale, of Maine, oljcctins, the resolu-
ton went over.
The appropriation bill was resumed. The
discussion upon appropriatin@ $4,000 forthc
civil reform commission indicates It's defeat.
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Unprecedented Flood ind Rain.

CINCINNATI, Ono, April 10.-The food in
the Licking river is unprecedented. One
hundred and twenty-five coal-boats, with
| 900 900 bushels of coal, have been swept
away. The Ohio river has risen twenty-five
feet in twenty-tour hours, and is still rising.
Many disasters are reported.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, April 10.--The rain
here last night was the heaviest ever known.
All the roads centring in this city arc more
OF less injured.
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The Mormon Conference.

SALT LAKE CITY. April lo.-The Mlcnd-
ancc at the Mormon Conference was from
5000 to 10000. some from remote sections,
and all in holiday attire.
Elder Tavlor, in an address. said that Nor
monism was an enigma to the world. The
United states had been trying to solve it for
wears. and had not done it, and never would.
Other elders used equally defiant LANGUAGE:
The Conference unanimously reelected
Brigham Young president.
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Shooting ARRAY.
srccia, telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
RALEIGH, \. c.. April 10.--A shooting
aarav occurred to-day about o'clock be-
tween J. Marshall Wooding and J. Bryan,
BRYAN being the attacking party, Woodlns
acting on the defensive altogether. Bryan
was shot in the stomach. The wound Is
pronounced by physicians to be serious.
Woodins surrendered. had preliminary
trial. and was discharged on the ground OF
Unsuitable shooting. Bryan's condition Is
considered critical. The origin Of the diff
cultv is said to be an old fcud.
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PENNSYLVANIA Republican Convention.

UANNISguEG, April lO.-The Republican,
Stlte Convention nominated Hartran on the
first ballot. Resolutions were adopted
heartily endorsing the Administration.
The resolutions also recommend Grant for
denomination, rc;itlirm devotion TO the rrin-
cipleS OF the Republican party, demand con-
tinucd reduction of the public debt, economy
in the national and State administrations, Inc
reduction of taxes as rapidly as consistent
with public credit, and the removal of internal
taxes before any reduction Of or changes in
tho tariff on foreign goods. &c.
The last resolution conS1Ttulatcs the po"-
pie on the accomplishment Of the call for ii
convention TO revise the Constitution.
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AUCrIOv sALEs...Fu.ure Days.
By Lee & Goddin,
Auc.ioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1lla Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ,ERAMb ~
L DWELLING AM, L oT. on &c GAI Gt4KNE
DAVIS, An AUCTION lon "WEDNESDAY i1tn
OF April Is72, the premises at ococdd I; 4; tr;st
viii proceed to sell, In execution OF deea o. irmst
to me ms trnstec eins SO required to DO by the ben
e6ciary tlereln from srs Catarns Sca e a ps
I'm the clerks Office of the Cliancery Court TOT ue
city OF Richmond, default having been naae Id tte
payrnent of the Obligation named and secured ~
said deed the REAL ESTATE; described In sai tr
trust decd as folowsto wit: Al, that certain LOI
OFF LAND with the improvements thereon, lylns
and being In the city Of Richmonf as recently es
tended, being part of Lot No. ", In = plan anu
survey annexed TO and recorded with deea bearing
date 9TH September, 1913, from David y. saunders
and wife to NJ 81. Lacy" ,D,,,pn
DWELLING with four rooms: kitchen n, &C. &C: .,n,
The lot hasa trout OF abotit 30 feet on lne south
TERMS One-thrd cash; balance at SIX SI anf twelve
months for negotiable notes, per cent interest
added and secured by trust deed on me properly
''u' ~ y. NJ. LEE. Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE GoDDIN, Auctioncers.