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New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
KENTUCKY.
CRIME IN LOUISVILLE AND VICINITY.

CRIME IN LOUISVILLE AND VICINITY.
LOUISVILLE Aug. I'm. b. Duncan, who
was atai shot by j. b. Dorsey, at Nolans Station on
Thursday had proposed to lynch the Smiths at EhzaDeh
during their examination for the murder OF DR. Hughes
on Tuesday. Dorsey cousin of the Smth5 iarTiS
Davis this morning robbed felowlodger at the Louis
vile Hotel, named Nass, of sl15O Davis has been ar
rested Harnden's Express Office at Catlettsburg was
robbed OF $1,000 on Thursday evening. The robber es
caped
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A MURDER NEAR PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1S.-Wilham Brophy,
redg few miles north this city, shot his sistern-
law Today innicting mortal wound. The cause has not
been asccrtained Brophy is prominent politician.
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SAD DROWNING CASE.

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 1S-During an ex-
curson yesterday Of the employees Of the Hartford and
New.IIayen Railroad to Charles Island opposite Milford,
LITTLE son of Thomas Hanlon while In bathing. got be-
yond his depth and began 20 sink His father, III trys
al
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THE MICHIGAN CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
DETROIT Aug. 1S.-rn the Constitutional
Convention Saturday it decided by vote of 50 to
% that the prohbitory clause and the clause providing
for annual of the Legislature bo submitted TO the
separate vote Of the people
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SprtiaI Notitts.
Advice 10 Lovers.

Never risk scouag by negecins to supply your brothes
With PIALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING CRREuS It a sad thing
for engaged couple have cEREus misunderstanding 'boas
4 Oceut
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MARRIED.
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TOMPKfNSSAxT0NAt st. Thomas Church. Porrsstve Chan
t8uqHa Coan " by the Rev Panrs Noah fo@pkAf
I've wehester County T. Abbie eldest daughter of Abrs
Sexton, of the former place.
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FIRES.
~ BROAD AND soUTH-sTs.

~ BROAD AND SOIIH-SIS.
At 10 o'clock p. m yesterday fire was dis
covered on the second floor Of the frame building NO lAO
BrOadst Before the the fire cxuuguhcd that ana
the adjoining buildings seriously damaged No i4o,
was occupied on the second floor hy Joseph Icath Co.
as q restaurant. Loss about 5000; Insured. No; liO
and the first floor Of No. liOs were occupied by
Ahcaru & Bentley, cOOpers. Their loss Is about
5000 on stock ana tools j. King and two othcr men slept
in the attic and lost quantity Of clothing. NO South
dealers in cigars and tobacco Loss stock by lire ana
water, 81 OOO insured. No. 10 sOuthst Is occupied by
Murphy Buck liquor dealers loss on stock by hrc ana
water 5000; probably insured. All the above are TWO
story and attic frame buding and are badly damaged
Loss about $500 No. u Is three story
Behrman AS "a saloon. Loss by fire and water, $4,000 in
sured for 5000 in the Mechanics and Traders aud star
Companies. The upper stories are occupied by the Canal
Collector and various others Their combined loss Is
about 81 900 by fire and water The building Is damaged
TO the extent Of $500 insured. The origin Of the e Is
unknown, but Is regarded As suspicious ana VIII be lnycs
tgated by Fire-Marshal Baker
IN FRONT-sT. Loss OVER $4,000.
At 1 o'clock this morning smoke was dis
covered issuing from the third story windows Of the five
story building No. 10 FrOntst., occupied by MessTs
Shue and Van Pe flour and commission merchants The
building Is filed with flour On the upper floors,
and butter, cheese, and lard in the basement. The
three upper floors with ther contents are badly damaged
and as we 20 70 press the fire Is stnl burning, but
number Of holes having been cut In the roof
through which streams OF water were brought
10 bear with effect. The loss, q rough est
mate, will amount 20 about $4,000 stock by lire and
water. This loss is divided among number Oi mer-
chants and Is probably covered by insurance The build
origin Of the fire Is unknown. Sections OF police were
present from the First and adjoining precincts.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

PERFECT DSIEFEcrANT and valuable for laundry purpo,,
washing quicker than ordinary soap and bleaching eoEs perfect
white. without injuring the fabric.
Manufactured solely By JAS BUCuAN Co. No. 1870 BsAbehst
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

Re-Invigornte!
The lamp Of life sometimes low and needs trimming When re-
covering from lebsng sickness suffering from ase exposure "
.s mental toll there is nothing nvgouiug soothing refresh
as m occasional dose o. that uaequaed tone snt
re,,ora,iye-RADwAYS READY RELIEF
n.i.. sn .nrt. lnifr Sold hr DrnE.ss
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Know thy Destiny. nv

MADAME E. F. THORNTON. the great English Astrolo-
gast Clarvoyant and Psychometrican. who aston
ished the scientific classes of Old World has now To-
Gated herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame THORNTON pos
sesscs such wonderful OF sight
BILE her to impar knowledge of the greatest Importance
to the single or married Of either While in state
of trance she dclneaes tho very the
you are to marry and by the aid of instrument
tense power known the Psychomoope, guarantees to
produce hfekc picture Of the future husband wife
OF the applicant together with date Of marriage position
In life. leading traits of character &c. This is hum
bug as thousand of testimonials She will
send when desired certified certificate, or written
guarantee that the picture is what it purpors By
enclosing small 6ck Of hnr and stating place Of BIRTH
age disposition and complexion, and enclosing hy cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you viii
ceive the picture and desired information by return mail
AL communications sacredly confdontial Address in
confidence Madame E. F. THORNTON, p. O. Box 2os,
Hudson, N. y. ~ March 80
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MlSCELLANEOUS
OFFICE OF CAPTAIN OF POLIO

CHARLESTON. S. c., April H. 1867. !
T'HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
= - -''' : = "Ai0 G. .1ss 5: sfaWAIp, Ss4vsA1:
,'' Captain of Police.
Be it Ordained, That from and after the first day Of
engaged in Sustness in c Of chnres
place. his or her 1siness stand or stand<
conspicuous Sign Board or Plate, containing h her
given name and surname and, in case OF partnershD
the given name and surname of each member tho firm
and eyerv person so offending making defaut herein
for each and every offence default in addition
thereto further sum Of fifty dollars for each and every
saall remain not complied with; P,ouided ho~erer.
herein contained shall apply to the special
Ratified December 2. 1851.
Extract from Ordinance Ras.fed Novennbey 2oa 1906 4
sEo:6 No cloth awning shall be put up in such man
shall be Otherwise than thirteen feet fro9 the
face OF the ground or foot pavement = a5- - X
under penalty Of Twenty Dollars and every
Cd than as herein directed shall remain
SEC. g. No person persons whatsoever shall, for the
purpose OF exposing any goods commodities, other
goods commodities or other articles whatsoever or any
table, bonch, stall board, box, other appendace in
The CITY aoder PENALTY 1T aRy of
Twenty Dollars for each every such offence and for
which is IN ts eass Pasd ads So%
ever That Venue Masters shall be permitted to
sell st public auction, but to take up more room than
the front Of their respective stores md to the
distance Of six feet beyond the same. 5-I0 ID =
SEC 6. No person or persons whosocver shall suffer
any hre wood Goals, goods, wares, merchandise
rages OF any description, any other matter or thing
to him her, or them belonging consigned lay or
stand for longer space than four hours in any street.
iane alley or public thoroughfare within the City r-
der penalty OF Two Doors, with costs, every hour
that any such ardclo or thing shall lay sand be-
yond the above mentioned time excepting materials for
d building IN regard to which the following regulations
a snam De Observed namely When any person
upon upon any street, lane; alley, or open cou1-
Within the CITY, he, abe, or they shall make
application for the use of SO much of the street
or public way as shall not exceed the front of the
lot on which such building is to be erected extend
more than SIX feet into the street, which space
son or persons shall forthwith enclose sufficient
fence Mt least six feet high in order to deposit the
same the requisite materials for building repairing
and such fence together with the remaining nteria be-
she or they shall remove the work be finished
or whenever the Mayor shall require it. pain Of for
feing Two Dollars for hour that such such
materials shall afterward remain unremoved and on
pain also, of having the removed his her or
their expense, by the, City authorities. 4
April 10 s,@.- 4f>% 7aaEffs sf4 = u5 @i4a 1s
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soda WATER.

TUE UNDERSIGN NED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS
Il PENSE this agreeable and healthful beverage al
tween King and Meeting streets. No. 42a1s KING STREET
lO!d Piauet g. ard House) and at the head CENTER
MARKET northwest corner. ITT1-
Druggists and others Wishing to be supplied viii,
fountains or Syups and dealers desiring Fountains
terms. I&a ggy .r@@yTg1I10 TNa-'-r 80 -
Steamers, Hotels, Restaurants and private families
furnished with superior article Of bottled Soda in
titles to suit purchasers 0Il - - -
We are agents for the sale of Morse SONS Justly
celebrated Soda Water Apparatus consisting OF Genera
tors Fountains. Marble Draught Stands silver Plated
Refgeradng Draught Stands, Tumbler Ho1ders and ali
at the manufacturcEs' prices, with freight added
Dealers In Soda Water throughout the State desiring
Morse's Apparatus before purchasing elsewhere :
Description catalogue and price list to anv address
While apprecatng the very liberal patronage extended
to US during the past shal strive to merit its
continuance. " -
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VoaLERs, in Market street, is the great Central
News Depot, whcrc the htest papers, magazines,
fashion books, ctc., ctc., can always be had. He
has our thanks this morning for late copy of the
N. Y. SdakS Zeituny.
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Free to EYerxbody.

Largo PIP. Circular, giving information of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes
It teaches how the homcly may beco,ae beauIfu tho
despiscd respected and the forsaken loved.
No young Indy gentleman should fail to send their
address, and receive copy post paid by return mail
= #% g!U Address P. Q. Drawer, 81,
March 80 1yr Tro; NJ Y
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Mr.. w. Miller saws +.
P11rBuaaH, september4, 10
Aessrs. Hortetter b Smith, @ IFs

y. P1TrasuaaH, septemberA, 1866 4
Asss5s. Hoztettey b Smith, 4. =
4 ssEG g. Fihsbureh, Pa, 81. i
GENTs: think am only doing the part Of GOOD
CITIZEN when testify to the gress benefits recetved By
ne from the use Of your Stomach Bitters during the
ass nve years soourning for time in the regions
IN 1851 had severe bilious attack, which, Ii connec
ton with dyspepss. left me in very weak condition
was advised 70 try your Bitters and hayng procured
bottle found that they worked lle . charm upon me
eiens POUNDS navine been added to weight In the
space o. one week. and aeu Lie seemed to have h Z
Iused into SYSTEM 80 much 20 That have been IL.
dnced to ESQ thom every supmer since that &C
tonic, think they are Invaluable. .
This summer. having had similar attack, iand as be-
fore. much reduced although uader the treatment 81
an a No. physictsn. was again obliged 70 have re
course to the old Btters and with the Same good re-
suit, hsving gsined si1 pounds within faw days. l
purchased half DOZEN bottles . few weeks since and
purpose to use thsun regularly as tonic.
wiah.ng yon every success, 4 remain n
Il M Yours gratefully, % t's 1ss 1s
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LOCAL MATTERS.
To Correspondents.

Wo arc continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
rot attach tLeir proper nnos to the articles sent
"nd We take this occasionor repeating that nothing
can be published in The DAILY NEWS without
Icing indorscd by some responsible individual.
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TODHSCaAKeaED: :SDLDIERs,-
INHn soJders who have lee their casea In my handa
requested to gend to this oce 40 am
nowp@ytng them I have some two hundred :casea on
First Regular q. 81 Claim Once No. 1so Meeting streaS
4. g. HURLEY Chaa lesion, g. q, Geonts
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DELAcEY, of the Mills House News Stand, has,
rs is his usual custom, hid upon or table all OF
the latest and most interesting New York papers.
We arc glad to bear that DEIAcEr's stand is q
success, and hope that his shadow may never grow
tnaS
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THE TIH1E no ADVERTISE Im THE
y l.5s- esn< COUNTRY. -s 81 w :ts4

TIE PaeENn has o large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
retes as Reasonable the stsingency the money mar
kes VIII warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns Of the paper VIII address .s.s4
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor, S.
February Is 1sttFSG h fE; Columbia a q, !:
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stuth1nno
H. HI.

=, e you want cheap Blank y Books; ~, ~,
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C., or, Mn1ERs' Almanac;
Il yos want Printing executed neatly;
r you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to HIRAM HARMS, No. 50 Broad street.
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BUSINESS NOTICES. i Sc -.

LADREy ALEXANDRA VIII sell this day, at the store
house. No ss Queen street. at II O'Clock. damaged
on account Of underwriters and all concerned
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AucTlnM SALES

-
Damaged Corn, on accoun1 Of the U,,der,craters
and al concerned
by LAUNET X ALEXANDER
THIS DAY 18th instant. will sold, in the storehouse
No. 3 Queen street south dc. ind east Of Meeting
street at Al aclock on recount of the underwriters
7e bags CORN (l44 bus lcls) slightly damaged
Conditions cash. April 13
Estate Sale, oy order Of Executors Houses and
49,, BY WAKDLAW 4 CAREw.
VIII be sold at II o'clock A. NJ on TUESDAY tho 14th
HOUSEAND LOT ut the corner Of Spring and Coming
streets The House contains with nro places
aud double piazzas in the The front room below
directly tho corner, is well adapted Store with
all the necessary fixtures and is excellent stand for
business. There is attached to this lot good kitchen
with servants room above &c. &c. The Lot is a.out 40
feet front by abort - feet in depth.
= DOUBLE FRAMED TENEMENT HOUSE. adjoining
inc above on Coming street. with four rooms in each
tenement The. lot is of similar dimensions with tho
on oo these lots nearly and Of excellent mate
This property in possession Of tho Testator
oeIore inc war. and has never since changed hands
fufchascrS to pay us for papers
April ~ al tu2 may !. rntu2
UNITED STATES MARsE.AL,s sALE.
lFoREcLosunE OF MORTGAGE By CONSENT OF PAnrrns |
M 1s1Gert x = Getty Us: Robert II. Harney.
bh w. Z. LEITCFi d r. S. BRGNS,
Auctionccrs ->>-'N-''>
By virtue of an order sale to me rectad in tho ,h,r,
case VIII expose for sale at Public Auction in front
OF the old Custom House. in Charleston at IL O'Clock
NJ. on THURSDAY. April ls. 1867. -,
about 83 tons length o. T1O feet breadth 81 21O
feet depth 410 feet together her boat tackle r
n1nre apparel and appurtenances, per inventory.
on o cash. balance in notes ut GO and
~ days, secured by two approved endorsers.
J. P. NJ. EPPNG
Aprh IL ths2 tuwth3 U. S. Marshal
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Try The,,sa,

T H'n4-5I. m .T-T VxY Thena. IT 1ii3.T - T II
Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to DO derived from the use OF PANKN1s
HEPATIc B1TTEns. We would recommend them to an
who stand In need Of 9 tonic.
For sala by sl Druggists. October q
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BA1L--A ball will be given on the ed instant,
by the St. Patrick Benevolent Society, at the
Hibernian Hall. Tickets to be obtained from the
Committee mentioned in :.se advertisement
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sS:s j.. WHITING N.s s:ss.S'. s3ss.
/ $CORON EkRs n NJ N EISVRhTt TNE

9IIAS REMOVED his OFFICE FROM c11x.:asr.ess
4 III street TO- No 60 CHURCH STREEIWo dooss
noEtn ot Rroaa stroe. Aaarast Az
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MYM RE;!Aa,TgsTr Yi;m,Auburn; $50
siken CURLs produced by Awe
AA ia RRF11x:s the Hss Of + : PTotessqr + - De; 8
| &$ e cHEvEUx One applica- AEK
most straight and stubborn WYE
hair Of either se1 INTO wayy rnslets heavy massive
Aas t besn to qsed ~ ae Of Paris and
Jury to the hair Price BY mail sealed postpaid 81
sHUTFs CO. ctess 10 sss R1es srs Io5
=; ;Ys Sole Agents a for the United States. l', "
NOTICE TnErI TO @ sA119Rs Or 1n1al1eKANTs,
| OFFICE CLERK Of COUNCIL.
TN WITH THE FoaoWMfaa 1ssR II assc Acr OF
the Legislature passed the Goth day Of December,
fSSs an persons arc hereby notified cnn
Clerk Of Council
| AN ACT Fon BETuR PROJECTION OF sEAMEy AND
| nauaaAN1s IN THE PORT AND HARBoR OF CHARLES
Be enacted By TIE Senate and House Of Representa-
'ues ro'o met and sitting General Assembly, ard BY II.
person. except pilot public officer to board or NJ
tempt 70 board vessel In the port harbor Of
the wharf without first obtaninl cave from The mas
ter or person having charge Of such vessel from her
H. It shan not be lawful for any owner agent master
person having charge OF vessel arriving or
any sailors hotel boarding house keeper not licensed
ss hereinafter provided. or any sgent runner en-
house. 70 board attempt to board any arriving
n OF lying or eeing IN the harbor Charleston
or anchored with intent to invite or solicit the
boarding OF any Of the crew employed such vessel
grants hotel or boarding house keeper the employee
Of any sailors or hotel OF boarding house
Keeper hav,ng boarded vessel any wharf
IN the port OF Charleston to neglect refuse to leave
said vessel after having been ordered so to do by the
It ahan not be lawful any person to Keen con-
or carry on either as owner, proprietor agent
or sailors or immigrants hotel city OF charieson
without having license from the City Council thereof
license this Act provided or not being the resnar
eaa 9De OF ss employee Of having
tha boarding or lodging OF any the crew
employed en- log On any vessel or Of arriving IN
VL The City Council ehan take the application of anv
pesnen sSpp,yng for & license TO keep sailors Or i1
N the city Of and upon satisfactory evidence
q ncas d or ne res and Of such
shall issue to him license which aha be good for one
Keep sailors o. besrsns house io the e.0
OF Charleston and to invite and solicit boarders for the
VH The City Council may upon satisfactory evidence
OF the disordery character f saors or inmig1ans
1G OF OF a aSa house as
or OF any force fraud decait in in
the part such keeper or proprietor or any Of hs
or anse r or y 4 Or o. ap to
IN the harbor Chareston By such keeper or
tor or any OF his agents runners employees revoke
s Every ee1ne esR Se uoenae
provided for aha to the City Council aforesaid the
X. The said City Council aha furnish to each sailors
or hotel or boarding house keeper, Licensed
BY them aS sforesad or more badges Shields ON
wnaca SHALL be printed or engraved the of such
hotel hotel OF r. boarding house Keeper and the number and
baess o his boarding house, and Which sad
Gu upon the revocation by them. expiration of any
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WE WOULD call the attention OF purchasers to
the advertisement of Mr. ]. NJ RoBsoN, Agent for
.DuPoNT's Powder. He has large and complete
stock, which win always be kept up, and which he
will daily dekves to any part Of the city The
Messrs. DUPONT commenced the manufacture OF
powder in 1901, and have kept their powder up to
the standard, and an experience Of thirty years
with their former Agents here have always given
complete satisfaction. Their establishment is one
of the argest in the United States capable ot turn
ing out one Thousand kegs daily. with capital oil
over two million dollars invested, thus giving a;
guarantee that purchasers can depend on what
they get Mr.. ROBSON is prepared to sell at lowest
market rates, and, indeed, as low it can be or
dered from the factory in small lots.
March 16 S stnth1mo \
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MEssRs. KnRoY & Co, No. sss King street, take
pleasure in inviting the attention Of the miiners
Of Charleston to their superb assortment Of
French flowers, which they are prepared to offer at
Fifty per cent less than cost OF Importation.
April IL % i&a. ,f.5 a.
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ELYSIUS.

ELYSIUS.
new and important remedy foy married ladies'.
Circulars can be obtained and the article supplied
upon application to the wholesale agents.
DOWIE & NOISE,
Southern House, No. ISL Meeting street.
April IL s5Ea ~ thstu3mos
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To TEE LAD1Es.-n you wish to get a bargain
go to sToLL, WEBB & Co., No. 2s7 King street, and
buy the best quality caIcoes at 12A cents per yard
They are Offering 5000 yards best quality calicoea
"a little danaged) at 12a cents to De SOLD only at
retda. thstu April ii
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Speaker Hoase Of Representattve
Approved December 10 1886
$:s: JANIS L. OH1s Governor
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"a, most sca19ht aud stubborn vVHWa"
hair Of either INTO wavy ringets or heavy massive
Has been used by the ashionables Of Paris and
London. with the most gratifying results Does no In
jury TO the hair Price by mail sealed and postpaid 81
Descriptive circulars mailed free. Address BERGER
SHUTS CO., Chemists No. 2s5 River street Troy nj
T., Sole Agents for the United States n III =
March 80 Trtf:s- i.5 lES!EITT Ss -
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latnuoRAT1oN.-A public meeting of the adopted
citizens and foreigners Of Charleston will be held
ut eight O'Clock on Tuesday evening next, the 10th
inst. at the Hall of the German Bruderliche Bund
IN King street, near Horlbeck's Alley. General
JOHN A. WAGNER, the Commissioner, proposes to
read bis report to the meeting, on the inducements
held out by this State to immigrants We hope
the meeting will be well attended, as the subject to
be considered is of vital interest to the State,
and her future industraJposperity.