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TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALIgAgLE BRICK
DWELLING AND LOT Q619O ON EAST
SIDE DEL OF G { STREET. No. 1881,
By viItne Of deed OF trust, dated March AsA
9th. 1877. and duly recorded in Liber No. ia
1856 folio 234, of the land records for the -kn.8.
District Of Columbia. and ct, the request of the
party secured thereby, we will sell, at public auc-
ton In front At. OF The premises on THURSDAY,
lowing described real estate, situate in the city OF
washington, in said District, to wit: Lot No. Isl.
in Morrison and others subdivision of part of
square No; s6s. as said subdivision is duly re-
corded IN the Surveyors office of said city, in fiber
H. D. Cooke. No. l, folio 6. together with the i'm
proveHnents thereon.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash (of which 300
must be paid at time OF sae); the balance in six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months, in equal
Payments, with interest from DAY of sale, at per
cent, secured by purchasers notes and deed of
trust on properly sold. or al cash. a. option Of
chaser Conyeyanclng and recording at purchasers
cost: Terms Of sale to be complied With in six
risk and cost Of purchaser in default.
WIN. +. HOLTZMAN,l rrrs.,as
seplldtbs ALBERT F. FOX. Afustees-
w-ABOyE SALE POSTPONED UNTIL WE'D
NEsDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th, 1880, same hour and
sep23- cost ALBERT F. FOX, Trustees.
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nDNCANSOS BROS, Auctioneers
~ 9th and D streets northwest

DoNcANsoS BROS o,. "A: Anctionesrs,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. CARPETS, MIRRORS, KNABE
PIANO, GUITAR, BOOKS. PARLOR DINING
ROOM AND CHAMBER FURNITURE,C CHINA,
GLASS, &C.
- By virtue of an order Of the su creme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, hold fYTTH
irg special term September 2lst, 1880. ="
We Haso will sell on MoNDhY, OoToBER 4rH, A. D.
l4o6 street W., the entire ETrniture and Ktfects
in plush and reps. Walnut and Mahosany Bed
steads, Bureaus, Single and Double Wardrnbes,
Walnut Chamber Bets. Cottage do. upwards OF
twenty Brussels ana other Carpets. several +. P
Mantel Mirrors, Dining room Furnitule. Crockery
and Plated Ware. Oil Paintings, En1ravin9s and
Books, Knsbe Piano. Guitar. Bed Clothing, Hair
Kitchen Wares. &c, with other articles of House
keeping use not necessary to mention.
Buyers invited.
ELIZABETH REISS,
1406 G st. NV.
ROBERT MCMEEN,
GIG st. NV.
Administrators of estate of BENJAMIN Reisa, de-
ceased sep28-d
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u NOTICE.
LINE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ
TIED.
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
ing at Cork Harb0r,
FROM PIER 40. N: R., NEW YORK.
scythis Wed. Sept 20 Algeria We'd, Oct. q
Abys sinis. We'd, Oct. 6lScythia. We'd. Nov. 3
Galiia. We'd, Oct. Is Abyssinia. We'd, Nov. 10
Bothnia We'd Oct 20 Gallia. 80. Wed :, Nov II
And every Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Ego and 300 gold, according to accommodations.
Tickets to Parte, g 5 gold additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and all other parts of
Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden aiven for Belfast Glasgow,
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply st the Oompany's
office, No Bowling Green, or both steerage and
cabin to OTIS BIGELOW l. CO. COS 7th street,
Washington, DC. CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN,
au27 Agent NY.
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TRUST EE's SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK RE-
SIDENCE ON D STREET, BETWEEN SEC
OND AND THIRD STREETS NOR INVEST.

By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated May "a
S0th. A. d. 1870, and duly recorded in Liber c.
No. GIT, folio 47G, &C, Of the land records LEI
for Washington county. D. c.. and by the dreci ion
Of the party Sc cured t9erehy will offer for sale at
OCTOBER, A. D. 1880, AT 8 O'CLOCK PM, in front
Of the premises Lot M arked and lettered "a, )" in
VIM. 3. Todd's subdivision of the eastern p,rt OF
original Lot nbered two (2), in Square numbered
FIVE hundred and seventy two t572), in the city of
consisting of large three story Brick Residence
Terms Of sac; One-third in cash. Of which 300
be n ade in six. twelve. eighteen and twenty four
months after day Of sale, with interest or all may
be paid il cash at the option OF the purch The
and insurance to the satisfaction of the trustee.
The terms to be fully complied with within six days
after day Of sale otherwise the trustee reserves the
right TO resell the property at the risk and cost of
defsnltine purchaser. AL conveyancing at the
purchasers cost.
sep2S -eod&ds. WM. 81. WARD Trustee
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nUNCANBON BROS, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE No. 1C04 ~ STREET: Be

Il
TRgsgTEsTs' SALE, oF TWo-sToRy FRAME
f%tE ESrko SSD EsrhEhr si soGTHwEsf
di # 5pn Rd aSy IsSof rsdr i
Ell ea5h fifa5f hs Ss W.T.
.nd Al i s gsss Or
gronnd plat or plan of said city as and being the
fronting on ~ street by the depth Of sid lot four
teen (l4). in square five hundred and forty three.
Terms rms One third cash; the residue in two equal
payments at six ard twelve months, with notes
% a
or all cash, at the option OF the purchaser. AL
post Il STU is required at time Of sale TIE terms
of sale must be complied with within seven days,
at the risk and cost Of defsultns pnrehaser ~
,ep,s-sotaps G GES: Y k MIXER Trustees.
V1HOMAs DO aLINa. Auctlonesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
e Skh S9aAhs q eEoEs
By. virtue OF g. deed Of trnst. dated the III
corded in Iib uas No. s2s ioos 5es ct
one Of the land records for the District Of Colnm
s as 81 M s DAY
ToBER. 1850, AT O'CLOCK the following described
properly: Being part of Lot numbered 2l2, in
Beatty and Hawkins addition to Georgetown. In
said District, described follows: Beginning for
the same at the northeast corner OF Frederick and
9th streets and run nnrth on Fredar"k at -c. 40
80, .lence east parallel to 9th street 90 feet;
thence south parallel to Frederick street IL feet to
ON street and thence west to the place Of begnnng
Terms: One third cash; the resi- due in two equal
payments at six and twelve months, with notes
bearing interest at per cent per annun until
pald and secured by D deed Of trust on the prop
erty so!n. ConYeyancing at purchasers cost. $50
depost will be required at the time Of Gale II tn.
terns OF sale are not complied with within seven
unSs from the day Of sale the trustees the
gni 70 resell the property ut the risk and cost Of
tae defaulting purchaser;
sep22-d&ds MAYHEM PL .TER. Trustees.
TODD HANDY, Aactioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF PREMISES No. II. q
r. STREET SOUTHWEST.
o, On M MONDAY, OCTOBER, 4TH, $780, AT 5 -
HHcLOCk P. we viii offer for sale. at pub f..
IA dftuon. N front Of the premises. the east ~.
10 ley 'front.' by the depth thereof CSC fest and
nc1es? OF lot =, In square 438, in Washington city
eo IeIms Ct sale One cash, balance in two
Hutacnaser's promissory notes, bearing per cent
ttnserest to be giyeD secured by deed Of trust on
Tue premises, and q satisfactory policy Of insur-
ance 0n the improvements; or the purchaser may
Pay Pay all cash. at his election: Terms to be COM
Piled with within seven days from day o. sale. All
q cost 600 deposit on
JAMES g. EDwARDs.l r.,....
sep2S-eo&ds
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FsEHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEF'S BALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF NORTH
AND THIRD STREETS EAST, OAPI FOL

By virtue of deed Of trust dated the 10Th aRA
day Of April, 1876, and duly recorded In Lber T&4
No. $40, folio 1873 one Of the land records for~A-
the Dill Of Columbia, the undersigned Trustee
AT 81 O'clock, il front Of the premises the follow
inE describe d property, VIZ All that certain piece
plan Of the city Of Washington, in said District of
Columbia. as Lot lettered @, in N. O. Sholes and
others recorded subdivision of original Lots mum
bered IA and J5, In Square numbered 759, begin
ming for the same at the southwest of street
north end Sd street east aud running thence south
with the lines Of said Sd street east I'll feet thance
vest lS9 feet 10 and half inches; thence north 81
feet; thence east along the line of North street
100 feet 10 and half iches to the place Of begin
ming.
Terms: Cne-third cash the residue In two equa.
payments at six and twelve months, with notes
bearing interest and secured by deed of trust All
ccnveyancing at purchasers cost. $IOO deposit
required at the time of sale.
sfpl7-dts GEORGE PETER, Trustee.
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~ BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEX ANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CIYDE's
LINES FOR NEW YORK, Boston, PRov1DESoE,
FALL RIVER, AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW
ENGLAND STATES.
Through bills of ladin9 given.
SAILING DAYS
From Washington-Mondays, at s pm.
From MISUNDERSTANDING, at 10 a m.
Freight received daily until 5 pm. Georgetown
gods received and delivered at Washington.
Wharf, foot of 18th street.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE Il CO., General Managers
lISouth Wharves, Philadelphia; J. H. JOHNSON
SEQ, Agents, 18th st. wharf and 1902 st. u. W.
washington aug27
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM.

The hrst-class steamers Of this Hne-''Amster-
and ..schiedsm" and ss@earrsins the 8.
s. NAL to the Netherlands, Leave Wats9n,s Stores;
Cabin-$6O $40; Second Cabin-s46. $50; Steer
.ge.e26. q. OAZAUX. General Agent, "a South
e. CO.. saS
avenue, Washington; or F. 81. JOHNSON, Agent.
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New York
avenue and 10Th street northwest. aug7-1c2p
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

GEORGETOWN.
By yirtue of decree passed In Baker ct al IA
and Ofutt ct al, No Z, 367 Equity, docket fmsf4
20. VIII sell on the premises, part of the Ll.2.
tract called Harlem, formerly belonging to John
Baker, deceased, and fronting on the Conduit road
town and near the Reservoir. The property has
been divided into IA lots: Lot No l. has &C. loo of
an acre. With frame shanty and Garden; lot No. a
bias Ia sores. and is improved in the same manner:
lot No. 3. has aca pesriy, and is improved in
improved: lot No. 5. has 17s acres, and is i'm.
proved by frsme silently; lot No 6, mas acres
hbt ut, and hiss a fire spring honse, &c. lot No
has 4-3 acres about, anc Is not improved: lot No
=, has 2 D acres about, and has frame dwelling
house. lately occupied by Mrs. Jane Baker; lot NO
=, has 2 scres, but is rot improved; lot No. TO-
front on the Conduit or Washington Aque iuct
road, which 1s always in fine condition. Lot No
II, has about acre. and is unimproyed lot No. II
has about 12-5 acres, and is not improved; lot No
octaRon shaped dwelling house, with concrete
covering. These three lots front on the Ridge
read, or Foxhall's road. Lot No. IA, has about
l1A Acres, and fronts on the Ridge. OF FoxhaIi
road. and corners the new road leading to
Drover's Rest. A grave yard Go perches) belong
ire to the late Gen. Jas. NJ Linean is reserved out
Of ths parcel The properly is finely located, and
Teri OF sale prescribed by the decree: One
third in cash, with deposit Of $50 on each lot at
the time Of sale, the residue In two equal payments
at Elk and twelve months with interest at seven per
centum per annum. with the option to the pur.
chaser to pay the whole purchase money in cash
The sale will take place on FRIDAY, THE 8TH
Day OF OCTOBER, $780, AT l O'CLOCK P, M and
will commence with lot No. l.
ser2s-dts FRED. ". JONES. Trustee.
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DOYNTON'S "1SSO" FURNACES.
CAST OR WROUGHT IRON,
SUITABLE FOR GOAL OR WOOD.
BRICK-SET Ind PORTABLE.
Are powerful heaters; remarkably durable: ecc.
nomical in fuel; give universal satisfaction;
have NO bolted joints; are free
from gases.
The most DURABLE FURNACE, the CHEAP
EST to buy. Fitted with CLINKER- CLEANING
anti friction CRATES; ASH,SIFTING CRATES
REGULATOR, etc. Have many ATTRACTIVE
and PRACTICAL IMPROVEMENTS never before
adopted.
Send for circulars before purchasing others.
RICHARDSON, BOYNTON q CO.,
MANUFACTURERS,
234 Water street. New York.
For sale by
G. G. BALL,
iy29-th, &, tu3m 1897 e ST., near Wizards.
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STEAMERS. &c.
LANDINGS,

D0TOMAC LANDINGS.
Steamer MYSTIC. carrying o. 8. MAI. leaves
every Monday, wedn esdsy and FL
gay st Am. for all River Land
Mattox Greek. On Fridays extend trip to Nomini,
MT Hollie. Prospect Flu and Curioman. and an
intermediate wharves: returning Tueeday, Thurs
dAy and Saturday. Fare and FreiSbt at lowest
raves; CHA6. O. ROBINSON,
VIl-Sm Captain.
NHE STEAMER ARROWSMITH
Il VIII leave Potomac Ferry Co. 49,
Wharf b, . foot Of It'll street II O'clock
SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY.
For al the POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS a. far
e le0nardtown and Nomini returning MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Fare and Freight at lowest rates.
jy1S-1y FL. sTONF. pprrs,
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'3.H' S. Z. WA1HAMAN. Zeal Estate Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPER
JY ON FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND T. SrkFETI N6RTuR. or "AsAS-' -

AND L STREETS NORTHEAST.
, onder ana % virtue OF deed Of trust E1
and recorded In Iiber No. sol. folio 43l. the l.
uDdertignsd Trustee viii offer ct public sale, in
TEMPER 29TH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all that
e rtsn piece or parcel Of land situate and lying in
the City of Washington. ID. O., being lot numbered
twenty-five, CO, # Augustus jays recorded sab
ds h Oh ct original lot numbered dye o. in square
erms Of sale: One-third cash and the residue
In three equal stalents, payable six twelve and
eighteen months from day OF sale, with interest
snd to be evidenced by pronnissory notes of pur
chaser secured by deed Of trust on premises sold.
300 will be required at time OF bid II purchaser
fails to comply with terms within seven days from
eae the trustee will resell at his cost aud risk. Ali
cOHveyancng at purchasers cost
seplS dads THOS. E. XAGGAMAN, Trnstaa
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROK.
nUNCANSON Bros. Auctioneerr,
~ 9th And D.streeta norfhvps

~ 9th and DISTRICTS northwest.
EAsTLAKE. WALNUT AND OAK CHAMBER
SETS, MARRLE-TOP AND LIBRARY Ia
RLES, LARGE PARLOR BRUSSELS OAR
PEI, inew). WALNUT PABLOR SUIT, SEVEN
PIECES, RAW SILK, CRIMSON PLUSH
PUFFED, LOUNGE, WALNUT CORNICES
BRUSSELS NDINGRAIN CARPETS OF SIX
kETs. SC, MIRROR. TETk SOFA. ROCK.
STATE CARPETS. DINING ROOM W1LNUT
EXTENSION TABLE AND WALNUT gANE-
ANDGHI N S4,- HsEATIN STOVES. KITCHEN
&c. contained in large brick dwelling. No go
Nineteenth street, between Snd K streets =. w,
at auction.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Doth sEp-0
TEMPER, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK. The\l
articu tar attention Of buyers is called to this ~
sale The carpets especially are nearly new, M
and oteer goods all IN excellent condition. Sale
without reserve. parties leaving the city.
sep24 DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING,

PISTOLS, De-, Ec.,
IS Glspostd Of at the very highest cash prices
u SSsthins on III. WALSKEY, 90l street, corner
0r mn erect northwest Orders By mail will be
pfo"Puy attended to. sep25
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NORFOLK AND FORTRESS RfONROE
CAPTAIN JAMES T. BARRIER
FYrst-cl8ss fare, 81 Round trip ~~>
81 60 Second class fare, IS: Round
trir, 81 LSaye 9th St wharf NON
Pm. Leaves Norfolk alternate days at p m, stop
pin at Alexandria, Piney Point. Point Lookout
and Fort R9hr9s Va FsiPf and reqTnpS
MONDAYS, 11hURsDAYs and SATURDAYS at
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
SteamshiTs JOHN GIBSON and E: g. KNIGHT.
Georsesown at am FRIDAYS. For freiaht
rat apply to r. P. A. DENHAM, Agt., 63 Water
st., Georgetown.
Tickets. statercoms, &c. go to General Office,
ap29 o. LOWELL, President.
NOR NORFOLK. PoR rsAloUTH. FORTRESS
E + ASfKo sE6 hkR TIE nHas s9u daI
rying q. p. Mail. JOSEPH WRITE,
COMMANDER.
From soo' 3 ssSsasn st. From wharf.
MONDAY Ey HSD WE'D. TUESDAY. Every THURS
sssnAz 6 ga and a4f MD SUNDAY
Stops at Piney Point and Pint Lookout Going
First class fare. 81 Round Trip 81 so. Tickets
at B. W. Reeds Sons. 1915 st. NV. Il. b. Polk
informs stationery store 632 La. av., next to Post
Office; Purcy G. Smiths, 1881 Penua. ave- NV,
and A. p. Browns, CDR. 18th st. and N Y. ave.
b. +. DODD, Agent.
7th st. wharf, Washington, D. O.
d. F. KEELING, Agent
sep27-6m Campbels wharf, Norfolk.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctfoneers,
II ! 9Th and d streets northwest

FRENCH PLATE MIRROR. PARLOR ORGAN,
WALNUT AND OAK LIBRARY TABIES
BED LOUNGES, WALNUT CHAMBER SETS,
S WALNUT AND MAHOGANY BEDsTEADS,
H NNGdRA1N CARPETS. STONES. DINING
ROOM FURNITURE; LACE CURTAINS,
KITCHEN WARES. CLOCKS, &c Also
TWO CRATES irons STONE CHINA. TIN.
WARE, is VOLS. THE AMERICAN ENCY-
IN front Of and within OUT salesrooms on0
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2STH vi
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK. tSsa
1t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. nj
sE THE ABOVE sAI.R IS POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain. until THURSDAY MORNING,
SEPTE MBER BOTH, sac hour aud pTRSa
sep2S- 1t DCNCANSON BROS Aucta
ElNH0MAS nOXI.ING. Auctinnaar
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MONTH GERMAN LLOYD-SrEAMsH1p
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this COMPANY will sail every Sat
urGay from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd street. Hoboken
Rates Of ,assage:-From New York to Havre, Lon
don. Scuthampton and Bremen: first cabin, 800;
second cabin, $50 steeraRe, $50; prepaid steeraee
certificates, $28, For freight or PASSAGE apply to
u ~ n 4 CO., Bowling Green, New York.
for Washington. aux27
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COAL.AND WOOD.

W. DEAI.xa u
Of every variety.
Special attention given to every order
1114 and 326 Pa. AvS,
Telephone connection.
Depot and nius. Wster ADD n street. Potomac
Riyer. sD2o
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II FOR RENT 4'
Call for our LIST OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE
Owners viii do well to place their property with
u.s. 1t VIII secure prompt and careful attention.
JOHN SHERMAN 4 Co,
5eT3 st. ClOud BuIdinR.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-06-17

at the Morning Nesus Office and telegraph
office and considerable excitement prevailed
principally among the negroes. ... .
The expectation of the whites was that in
the event of Grant or Blaine being whipped
out, Elmunds would prove the "dark horse u
Garfield is considered weak on account Of
his connection with the Credit Mobilier frauds
There is general satisfaction at the crushing
of Grantism, and the Democracy is sangnine.
that the Cincinnati Convention will present
man who will clear the field. The nomina-
ton will have no effect on the Democrats, as
the opinion was unanimous that in any event
the Democracy would have hard fight. 1t
was feared that Grant would prove the hard.
est man to beat on account of having the
Army and the Supreme Court at his back
The negroes are thoroughly demoralized.
In anticipation of Grants nomination, they
had made arrangements for grand demon.
stration to night. Garfield is unknown to
them, and they are bewildered. Remarks as
follows cold be heard in groups of negroes:
"Forc God, de ting is up. Marse. Grants
beat and de war is no account" Who dis
man Garfield? Is de Demycrats whip um?"
&c. The darkies are complete : crestfallen
and the decisive bulletin scattered them in
dismay like sheep.
There is qualification among the whites
that neither Blaine nor Sherman won the
fight. No interest is felt in the Vice.Presi-
dents nomination, as Arthur is but little
known.
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FROM GEORGIA..

AUGUSTA, June 8.-The nomination Of
Garfield created great surprise here. Ever
since the first ballot the opinion has been
that neither Grant nor Blaine would be NOM
mated, but the impression was that either
Washburne or Window would be the choice
of the Convention. The prevailing sentiment
seems to be that while Garfield is strong
man, he will be easier to beat than Grant.
The colored Republicans here know little
about the nominee, and are seeking informa-
ton in regard to him.
Many Democrats made no secret Of their
intention not to vote at all in case of the
nomination of Grant by the Republicans and
Tilden by the Democrats. There is consid-
erable satisfaction expressed in regard to the
result in Chicago. 1t is believed that Gar
field cannot be elected if a good man is nomi-
mated at Cincinnati. The general opinion is
that Tilden is now out of the race. Promi-
nent Democrats say that they regard the
nomination of Garfield as the very best that
could have been made for the Democratic
party. They say that the effect Of it will be
the nomination of either Field or Bayard at
Cincinnati. Georgia is divided in its prefer
ence for these two with the preponderance for
Field
SAVANNAH, June S.-The nomination Of
Garfield occasioned great surprise and gene
raj CONSERVATION among the colored popula-
tion. Crowds thronged around the bulletins
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FROM COLUMBIA.


COLUMBIA, June 8.-The announcement of
Garield's nomination was surprise to all
classes here. The bulletin boards have been
eagerly watched by large crowds Of negroes,
who manifested great delight at each acces-
sion to Grants vote and each indication OF
his final nomination. To this class the re-.
suit was grievous disappointment No en-.
thusiasm was exhibited over Garfeld's nomi-
nation, and the feeling seems to prevail among
them that there was some treachery among
the supporters of the other candidates towards
their favorte. Grant was their first choice
and Blaine their second choice. The better
class of Republicans conceded yesterday the
impossbility of Grants and Blaine's success,
and were hopeful of Edmunds or Washburne,
Sherman having evidently but few admirers
here. They express themselves as satisfied
with the result and claim that Garfield can
unite the party and secure his election, having
good war record and popularity at the
North.
Among the Democrats there is a diversity
of opinion. Many express themselves as bet
ter pleased than if Grant, Blaine or Sherman
had been nominated, claiming also that the
nominee has less strength than Edmunds or
Washburne, and is less capable of infusing
enthusiasm among the blacks, to whom he is
completely unknown.
The result seems to have but slight effect
upon the well known preference among the
masses for Bayard at Cincinnati, although
many prominent gentlemen still urge the
ability of Field with an Eastern man for
Vice President, to carry the Pacific States
and all the Northern ones that any other
candidate could, besides being untramelled
as Southern sympathizer.