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R ( m O OVAlS.

II DEMOVAL.-THE OFFICE OF THE
II, SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has
been removed from the old Bank Of Charleston to
No. 50 BROAD STREET.
May 25
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cTEvENs HOUSE, Nos. a1, ta3, as AND 81
y Broadway, n. Y. opposite Bowling Green, y the
European Pian.-THE STEVENS E6USE Is well and
widely known to the travelling prbc The location Is es
pecay suitable TO merchants ard business men; ls ID
Close proximity to the business part of the cty-s on
the highway Of Southern and Western tayel-and aqua
cent to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat aepo
The STEvtNS house has liberal accommodation los
over 800 guests-t well furnished and possesses every
modern Improvement for the .omfort and enternmea'
Of its inmates The rooms are spacious ana wen se y
lated-proyided with gas and Wharf.-The attenoLnSe
prompt and respectfuand the table Is generously Po
vded with every deNcacy Of the season at modef s s
The rooms having been refurnshed ana remou nS va
are enabled to offer extra facilities foE tee no ~
Ia. 90 ~ emo Proprietozs.
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HIBERNIAN HALL.
. CONCERT
TO THE PUBLIC.

Grand Entertainments !!
A PARTY OF CHERAw LADIES AND GENTLE
n MEN win play THE LADY OF LYONS" and "THE
RiYALS" In Florence, g. c. on Wednesday and Tharsday
EreningT, 9Th and 9th June.
Proceeds to be appropriated to erecting Monument
In memory Of the Confederate dead in the vicinity OF
Cheraw, and to building Episcopal Church at Flor
enoe. ,-F..r
Admission 81. Doors open ct o'clock.
June
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Empire Of Brazil. The announcement OF its abo-
lition, which We got some. days ago by way OF
England, through the Atlantic Cable, was prema-
ture. The real facts Of the matter, as we are now
assured by the Counselor, DE AzAMBuJA, late
Minister Of Brazil, we're given ia an article from
the Rio Rario, which were translated dpublshed
in the Times Of the 18th inst Tho statement there
gwen was official and authoritative. BY this it
appears that the Brazilian Council of State has
elaborated project for emancipation, which is,
however to form the groundwork OF future legis-
lative discussion, This project provides for the
complete extinction Of slavery at the close OF the
present century but it also provides for the
commencement OF the work Immediately, BY en-
acting (s) that from the date Of it's PRONUNCIATION
al children born to slaves shall be free, and (2)
that fund shall be appropriated for 'the annual
purchase Of certain number Of slaves. The OFF,
cal organ says that all Brazilians are in favor OF
the spirit Of this plan as all detest the institution
of slavery in it's principle. There are sufficient
reasons for being satisfied that the plan will be
adonted before long. In the note OF Counselor Ds
AzEMsuJA to Secretary SEWARD he says that he
does not doubt ''that this measure is already re-
solved upon by my Court, principle at least, to
the concurrence Of the Legislative Chambers"
IssrA1LAT1oN.-The installation Of the Rev.
JAMES CHAMB1Iss as Pastor OF the Second Baptist
Church Of Richmond, took place last Sunday, AZ
was previously mentioned in this paper. The in
stallation services we're performed by the Rev.
Drs. ROBERT RY1AND and JAMES B. TAYLOR, assist
ed by the Rev. T. G. JONES, D. D., and Rev. A E.
DICKINSON. The charge was delivered by the Rev.
]. L. BURROWS, D. D. He was followed by the
Rev. ]. B. JErER, Il. d. and the services were con-
cluded with prayer by the Rev. CHARLES H. RY-
LAND. Mr.. CHAMBL1ss received call to this
church about two months ago, and preached his
| first sermon in Richmond on Sunday morning.
Mr. CHAmBLIss is native Of Georgia, is about
twentyseven years Of age and is said to be one Of
the most promising young ministers Of the Baptist
| denomination in the South. He was educated at
Georgetown College, Kontucky, and Howard Col
lese, Alabama, and pursued his theological course
I In the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at
Greenvile, 8. O.
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family. Tha Lodge conjures its German brethren
JOIN their forts to those OF the French Masons
in theeanse Of peace. go
q I The sentence pronounced against certain re-
mans IN Dublin is in these terrible words: "That
You be takenhence to the prison from which you
came; thence to be drawn upon hurdle to the
paoe Of execntion; there to be hanged by the neck
until you are dead that your heads be then sever
ed from your bodies; that your bodies be quarter
ed and placedat her most gracious Majestys dis
posal" This laws appears, passed as late as the
year 1875, in the time Of GEORGE the Third, and,
although there is no probability Of its ever being
carried out it sosndaises humanity by oeing re.
tanned ID tue pooAs' ous Saeen. tpoiohAA'
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70 R SALE.

IL BAR ROOM, with stock of Liquors and Fixtures In
complete order, situated The northwest corner Of
Queen and Church streets g. June6
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Prom St. Loul...-A Great Rohbery


The robbery OF Meyer & Lopes' Jew
elry store, last night, is considered a
very daring one. The robbers entered
the store through the sky-light in the
fourth story, descending by rope 10
the next story below, and thence down
ward by the stairway.
All the vAlubles inithe store were kept
in large safe. the keys OF which were
placed in a small safe. The latter safe
was opened, the keys taken out, and
both safes ritied.
The full amount OF property stolen is
not yet ascertained, but all the watches
in the house, except four, were taken,
including about eight dozen silver ones,
three dozen gentlemen's gold watches,
some Of them very fine, over twenty
ladies' gold watches, most of them
hunting-case.
Besides the watches, number of dia-
mond rings, and a large lot of gold and
silver chains, and several valuable sets
of jewelry, were taken.
As is usual, the thieves left much be.
hind, large number of diamonds
heavy gold chains aud valuable sets oil
tewelry being undisturbed.
1t is thought the robbers divided the
booty on the roof of the buildings, as q
number OF boxes which had contained
watches were found there.
No clue to the thieves has yet been
discovered.
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ReeeptIon orGenernI sheridan.

PROVIDENCE, October 22.--General
Sheridan arrived here to-day. He
breakfasted at Bristol, where he deliv-
cred Il brief address in reply TO a well
come by General Richmond. AT War
rem Governor Burnside introduced
General Sheridan to the people, and he
responded in a lew words. There was
a similar affair at DrOunville. The
train reached Providence at IL o'clock.
The General was met at the depot by n
Committee of the City Council, the
Chairman OF which delivered an adj
dress, to which General Sheridan re-
piled. He was then escorted to the
Governors mansion and, in answer to
an address, made u brief speech of
thanks. The General was then escorted
through the city by the entire division
OF Rhode Island militia and the Grand
Army OF the Republic, the latter FORM
ing the guard of honor, and he subse-
quently reviewed the troops. The pa
rade was probably the finest military
demonstration ever held in the State.
Tnecity was crowded with people from
all the country towns. General Sheri-
dan received vocal and floral tribute
all along the line of march. The streets
were decorated with flags, notices, &c.
This p. IN. General Sheridan has visited
NarEagansett Park, where the October
races commenced to-day.
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ERon CANToN. ONO.
Funeral OF an Assassin ana His Vic

Special 10 The Cincinnati GdsSttS.
CANTON, o., Oct. 2l.-This has been =
day OF excitement, such as our quiet
city has rarely Witnessed. The funeral
OF poor Miss 6ost and her assassin,
Ferdinand Hoffman, were attended to.
the latter by the few who felt sufficient
interest to follow his remains to their
unbonored grave. Miss Yost, whose
butchery at the hands of one who had
been her husband, last Monday, died
on Saturday, at 8 o'clock, p. M. How
she could have survived so long under
the agony of thirteen wounds, is a
mystery. To-day she was buried, in
the presence of as large a concourse of
people as has ever assembled on any
similar occasion in this city,
On Sunday night her assassin, having
learned OF her death, confined in the
jail of this county, committed suicide
by hanging. Every possible Precau;
ton to prevent anything of the kind
bad been taken by Sheriff Chance and
his assistants al the Jail. The station
airy iron berths extending from the floor
| TO the ceiling, had been carefully bound
up so that no single spot remained to
which a rope could be fastened. The
stove pipe had been carefully boxed
with pine boards TO prevent his hang
ing himself on IT. and lastly he was
chained to the wall, with nothing within
bis reach but a small cast iron shovel,
which was LEFT with him to feed
his stove with coal, and which
was perfectly insignificant in APP
pearance. He heated the handle OF
the shovel by his coal fire, and
with it burned a hole about an inch in
diameter through a portion of the box
ing of the stove pipe, passed a rope
made of his bedding through that hole,
made a moose, and thus accomplished
his destruction. AT seven O'Clock this
morning, constable in charge of that
portion of the jail, entered his room,
and found him hanging dead. DIR. j.
ID. Esth, OF this city, was Immediately
called, who, on examination, pro-
nounced him to have been dead sew
eral hours. The ingenuity of the
wretch, in providing means of self
murder, is most remarkable. The sui
eide OF the assassin is a fit finale 10 one
of the most atrocious murders ever
| committed anywhere. An immense
crowd from town and country has
thronged the streets all day.
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BY THE GABLE.
Advioss to the 22d of October.

! PARIS, Oct. 2l-Soon.-The Moniteur
announces that the expedition against
Italy has been countermanded, as
Italy pledges an observance of the
treaty.
LONDON, Oct. Acknowledgement 81;
U. s. bonds 697S, ex-coupons; Illinois
Central IS; Erie 46.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2l-Noon.-Cotton ir.
regular in consequence of the failure OF
the Royal Bank of Liverpool. Corn ad-
vanced to ASS Cd. Others unchanged.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-Evening.-Con
ss 1916 U. 5. 5-2Os, 6s1!; Illinois Cen
trail. rs,
FRANKFORT. Oct. 2-Eyenlng.-U.
S. bonds advanced to 74H.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22.-Evening.-Cot
ton closed heavy owing to the unset
tied state of affairs caused by the stop.
page of the Royal Bank and the una-
vorable reports from Manchester; bust
ness light; sales 10000 bales; quotations
show decline OF 9 IL of "A penny; mid.
ding uplands, s7-l6; Orleans, ll-1G
Manchester market dull with a declin.
ing tendency. Breadstuffs have been
active and quotations irregular. Corn
closed at an advance of Isl new mixed
western at 46s I'd. Wheat declined Sd,
California white dull at l5s sd; red
western at lbs. Peas lower ana heavy
at Sos. Oats unchanged. Barley nomi-
nal.
ANTWERP, Oct. 22-Evening.-Petro.
leum fiat; standard white 50 francs so
confines.
PARIS, Oct. 22.-The Moniteur, in
an official article announcing the ces-
sation of warlike preparation, says
France beheld the spectacle of an invs'
sion ofthe Papal States byarmed bands
from the neighboring Provinces OF
Italy. She could not consistently with
her duty, dignity, and her national
honor, suffer the September Convention
TO be thus violated. and she prepared to
send an army across the Alps. But
Italy has since given ample pledges tc
fulfill the obligations ofthe treaty in the
largest sense, and consequently all hos
tile preparations have been suspended
by France.
FLORENCE, Oct. 22.-Reports are in
circulation that Garibaldi has succeed.
ed in reaching Italy, and is now with
his son Menotti.
BERLIN, Oct. 22.-It is reported thai
the Grand Duchy of Baden will soor
join the confederation of the NORTH
German States.
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. October =.
REGULAR REPORT.


CorToN-Sc lower; sales 1000 bales
at 1870 for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts II, 225 bbls; market
heavy and l5a25c lower; sales $500 bbls
at SS Is for superfine state and western;
S9B9 10 for extra western; 90 GOALS 10 for
round hoop Ohio; $40 5Oal6 80 for st.
Louis. California FlOur-DulI and
dropping; sales 200 sacks at SLAB 80.
Rye Flour-Sales 200 bbls at S7a9 %.
WHIsKY-Quiet and steady
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 97,64l bu;
market shade firmer and less active;
sales 10000 bu at 81 1Oa2 IL for No. 8
spring; 81 1872 205z for No. 9 do; 81 26a
2 p for No. do; 81 IS for amber state:
50 % for white Michigan; sales of white
Genessee on private terms. Rye-With-
out decided change; sales 500 bu west
ern at 81 65. Barley-Heavy and declin-
ing; sales l0,5 500 blu at 81 81 for state and
81 so for Canada West. Malt-NominaL.
Peas-Canada. lower; sales 1000 bu
bonded at 81 46. COrn-Receipts d, $50
bu; market opened a shade firmer and
closed dull and declining; sales g., 900 bu
at 81 3Sal 401z for western mixed in store
and afiost, closing at 81 3Sa1 3SL< atioat;
81 fl for western yellow. Oats-Receipt
3 600 bu; market 1a1Iz better; sales u.s.
900 bu at slas2c for western, closing at
SIG.
Carolina. Colfee-DulI without mate
rial change. Sugar-Favor buyers;
sales $50 hhds Cuba at 1l5zaI2c. Mo-
lasses-Without change.
HoPs-Quiet ut 40a65c.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet at lie for crude
in bulk, and 341zaS5c for refined,
bonded.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork--F and quiet;
sales !, $50 bbls at 81 5Oa2I 10 for mess;
closing at S2l 20 regular; S20a20 80 for
prime Beef-DulI; sales so boxes at
previous prices. Beef Hams-DuIl.
Bacon-Quiet: sales so boxes Cumber-
land cut ut Ike; so boxes long clear
middles at 1870; both November de-
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New York NnecInIn.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The HeraId's
special says: Numerous ward meetings
in favor of the Grant movement were
held in Philadelphia last night. AT one
of them Judge Kelly made a speech
fully endorsing the proposed nomina.
ton and asserting that Grant politically
was in full accord with Congress.
The Times special denies the report
that Gen. Grant had written a very cor
dial letter to DIR. Lieber.
The question of the liability of the
Government for the counterfeit 1905 IL
has received, is receiving close attention
in the Treas ury Department. Assistant
Treasurer Van Dyck, at New York,
writes that in all cases the distinct I'M
Outstanding between the party sending
in notes and himself has been that he
only received the bonds for transmits.
sion and conversion, aud to that effect
he requires all parties to endorse the
notes as means of their Identification,
SO that il found to be spurious or cavea-
ted they may be returned to the owner
without difficulty. On the other hand
the bankers claim that the payment
which Mr.. Van Dyck makes when he
receives the notes Is u complete tTansac-
lion, and that the Government becomes
responsible for the notes after that time
just as fully as they, the bankers, would
become responsible for counterfeit re-
ceived over their own counters.
The Heralu'S special says: District
Attorney Chandler has notified Chas.
O'CounOr that the Government Will be
ready TO proceed with the trial OF Jeff.
Davis at the session OF the United
States Court, in Richmond, common
cling on the 25th of November, unless
postponement is procured by Davis
counsel. 1t is considered certain that
the trial will come of. Preparations
for his reception are being made by his
counsel in Richmond.
1t is said that Mr.. Stewards mission
to New York is TO start a new Conserva-
tive Republican party in that State to
hold the balance of power. Ibis mis-
sion had the approval of the President.
The Tribune'sspecial says: Postmas-
ter General Randall has written let
ter strongly endorsing President john
son. Another member of the cabinet,
accused of opposition TO the President,
will soon write similar letter.
The Worlds special says: The Presi-
dent desires 1t 10 be stated in this cor
respondence, that the correspondent of
the Boston Post was not authorized by
him TO say that he would resist i'm
parchment, nor that he would make no
cabinet removals until after the No
vember elections.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

Ar recent meeting OF the presidents
ofthe several banks of Baltimore, for
the purpose of taking into considera-
ton the extent OF the obligations in
Cured in by banking institutions for
safe. keeping of trunks, boxes and sun
dry other packages, containing valu-
ables such as are commonly LEFT with
such iustitutions,s several legal opinions
were presented on the subject, and in
addition thereto letter from Mr.. II. L.
Hubbard, Comptroller OF the Currency,
in answer TO the following question
ais the receiving of parcels contain
ing unknown values without charge
AS generally practiced by the banks,
authorized and permitted by section s,
and if SO, are the stockholders respon-
sible for their safety2
AFTER a brief examination of the
question, Mr.. Hubbard concludes as
follows:
81 have no hesitancy in saving that,
in my Judgment, it is n direct trans
erosion of the provisions of the ma
tiOnal currency act for u national bank
to assume the custody OF miscellaneous
valuRbles. It is dangerous to the bank,
aud in the nature of a fraud upon the
stockholders. If the valaubles are
ty of n bank officer or clerk, the officers
are undoubtedly liable; and II the
practice has been sanctioned by the
board of directors, they will be held
liable; and as they are the agents of
the stockholders in managing the af-
fairs OF the bank, do not question but
that the stockholders would in the end,
be required to make good the resulting
loss.
"Ithink the custom a very hazard
Gus one, and shall do all in my power
to discourage it, and, under certain cir
cumstauces, might be compelled to
proceed against the bank for a viola
ton OF its charter, course which,
hope, may be avoided by vOIuntry ac-
ton on the part of the banks"
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wAsHINdToN, Oct. 2.-The Presi-
dent has directed reservation for
military purposes at Fort Wordsworth.
Dakota, covering one hundred and
thirty-fivs square miles.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
received quarterly reports from all the
National Banks, except the First Ma.
tional Bank at Fort Smith, Arkansas.
An abstract of the condition or the
banks, classified by States and cities,
will be ready for publication on SaIur-
day.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 22.-Caleb Cush-
ing and Richard Merrick are preparing
cases to have restored to former own
ers, all property sold in the District OF
Colnmbea, under the contiscation law.
Their point is that these were revenue
cases, requiring the action OF jury.
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AUBURS, n. Y, Oct. 22-The Secre-
tary of State finished here yesterday,
the duty which called him from Wash.
inRton, which was to erect monument
to his deceased WIFE II Is work oil
exquisite beauty. The Secretary left
for Washington this morning. Senior
Conf, Spanish Minister, and Signor
Cerutti, italian Minister, and the secre.
tary who attended the Secretary, re-
turned with him.
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PETROLEO-CALCIUM GAS.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE M
" provcmrnts Of the nge i the process OF
manufacturing gas by the Petroleo- Calcium
Gas com pany, Of wheeling. West Va,
patents of DR.. ]. h Connolly, from an al
most valueless project of Petroleum OIL,
lT-,siCluInn0 in combination with lime,
or lime and coal, so timple that iva
thousand feet of Gas may be made 0y
IelligGuce in three hours. 1t has been
thoroughly tested upon such scale, at the
McLuIe House in Wheeling, and at the
the same city, as To fix the certainty OF Its al
foTding entirely satisfactory results In the
production Of small and large quantities OF
Gas, and Czln he with great economy applied
to Private Residences, Summaries, HoteLS, FIc-
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These facts the officers OF the company
will take pleasure In demonstrating TO those
The company Will sell rights 10 manufacture
in Towns, Counties, DlstIlcts or States and
direct attention TO the following
TESTIMoNIALSs
WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. G. 1867.
76he PTcSideHt ofhIe Eefroleo- Calcium Gas %:
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turing Gus that We are acquainted with. We
cheeTfully recommend It's adoption by all
Gas consumers.
A. ]. SWEENEY,
Mayor Of Wheeling.
w. W. MILLER & u,
Union Foundry and Engine Work5.
.Hs- #rrt. VIM. HARE,
PliFinbeT and Gar Filter.
W. F. GOODWIN & Co.
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WM. u. TERRY,
General X. r. Ticket Agent
.. .Ea.... ts..r LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor McLttTe House Saloon
And refer by special permission TO -,
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3. H. GoLDTHARP, ESQ,
Gas Engineer, PEttSo1T0h, Pu
PETRoLEo-cALCIUM GAS Co..
auR7-eowIy Wheeling, ~. Va.