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HENRY ]. RAMON

HESRY J. RAYMoND.-The death of Henry
J. Raymond, editor OF the New York Times,
u announced elsewhere In our columns. He
was so widely known and had made so dis
tInguished q mark in his career a Jour-
nalist that the announcement will cause a
shock throughout the country. Mr. Ray
mond was bora in Lima, Livingston coun-
~, New York, January 2ith, 1929, and was
eonseque about forty-nine years of age
As a boy he worked upon his fathers farm in
summer, ard attended school in winter; be-
came teacher IN a district school when SIX
teen years of age; graduated AZ the University
of Vermont in $40: soon afterwards removed
TO New York City, and while studying law
taught the classics and wrote for the Vs-
Yorker; II lSil be became the managing editor
OF the New York Tribune and did much for its
reputation, and subsequent became the leading
editer OF the New II ork Courier and Ea7ursr,
performing. AZ the same time, the duties OF
reader for the firm of Harper & Brothers. In
1879 he was elected to the State Assembly; was
Reelected and made Speaker, and relinq uished
his position on the Courier on account of his
health. travelled in Europe. On his return. in
1s1l, he established the New York Times,
Whlcn was eminently successful; in ISL he
attended the Baltimore Con vention as a repor-
ter. but became delegate, and took an impor-
tart part in its proceedings; in 1S56 he became
a leader IN the Republican party; was subse-
Suertly chosen Lieutenant Governor OF New
York; was a delegate TO the Chicago Conven-
tIor of 1861, was again elected to the State Leg
Islature, and in 1867 he was elected q Repres-
entstive from New York 10 the Thirty ninth
Congress, serving on the Committees on APP
propriauons. on Rules, and Foreign Affairs.
He visited Europe second time, and wrote
series OF war letters, which attracted much at
teEtior, and In 1855 he published "Llfe Of
Abraham Lincoln" including history Of bis
administration, which was subsequently am
Phfed and published as the "Life, Public
Services, and State Papers Of Abraham Lin
COlL.''
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The three famous tailors of Tooiey street are
at II again this time speaking through Mr.
John III. Moriarty, president OF the Irish
Republican Association OF Pennsylvania"
This puissant person has issued an address,
az abstract OF which he has thoughtfulIy
caused TO be given to the world through the
medium OF the telegraph, in which he assures
the public "that the country cannot recede
from the position taken by Mr. Sumner, and that
the Republican party must stand or fal. By his
paiTIouc ut;erances-" This sounds fine enough
but. unfortunately. we do not know what it
worth IL Mr. Moriarty could only let US
Know by what authority he speaks, and to
what extent has utterances will pe backed up
ey tie country and party which he SO fiippanl.
ly speaks f0r. we shall be better off than now
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The changes recently made in the names Of
our naval vessels, by order of the Secretary of
tie Navy, are very generally condemned by the
press laying aside the question of fitness in
giving them titles peculiarly American and
orIsinal, II seems TO be conceded that most OF
the new names are nearly If not quite as hard
20 pronounce. less musical in sound and no,
aIy r"re appropriate in meaning than those
tha; we're discarded. Between the catalogue
furnished by Greek and Latin mythology,
which. by the way, was exhausted BY Great
Britain years ago, and that supplied by our
rIeh Indian nomenclature, a large majority OF
thinking people would, we feel quite sure.
prefer the latter.
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1t Is Questionable whether a more striking
case Of Pecksniffian self-sufficiency was ever
exhibited than Mr.. ex-Representative Ashley
furnished al q "testimonial' public meeting
recently convened in Toledo on the occasion Of
his setting cut for Montana, when ne mourn
fully alluded to ''the growing corruption Of
Politics" and deprecatingly declared that "the
most sIckering scramble for Office ever wit
Messed was during the first two months of
General Grants administration" Consider
ing the current belief as to 1Ir. Ashley's con-
neciion with the corruption of politics. and
the lively part he took IN the s.sickening
scramble for ofice," the s.richness" announced
by Nj. Sc ueers was nothing TO this
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Ex-Secretary Seward has just had his por-
trait painted by Mr. Frank Buchser, Swiss
artist, who occupied studio il this city for
some time a year or two ago. The Auburn
Ne.TS. speaking Of IL, says: The drawing and
modulaiion on the whole is plastic" But what
that may mean we do not know. We trust,
however, that the painting is a better work Of
art than the critics expression Of his idea IN
regard to il.
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The rolling Oregon is to hear another sound
than " his own dashings" on the 4th of July
next-and a much wilder and more fearful one,
by the way-the poet Bryant to the contrary
Notwithstanding. George Francis Train de-
hvers an Grafton at Portland on that day.
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1t is stated In the New York papers that the
Adams Express Company, recently charged
the enormous sum of $50 for transporting
S1oo,cO0 from this city TO Norfolk, whi ither it
was sent by the Navy Department for shipment
TO Brazil for the use of the squadron in that
section
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Col. William Il. Thomas, of PhiladeIphia.
hss been placed in nomination as 81 Indepen.
dent Reform candidate for Governor of Penn.
sylvsnia. In the present condition of political
organizations in that State we presume there is
10 chance Of MI. Thomas success under such
nomination: but the people of Pennsylvania
have done and might again do q greal deal
worse thing than to choose him for their
Governor. Laying aside all other considera.
tiors, the fact that ne was selected independent
OF parties would of itself be q great achieve.
meLt.
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We are informed tina, the signing Of the reso
luuors adopted at the meeting a, the Govern
ment Printing Once yesterday, Is to be purely
avoiuntary matter on the part of the employees.
Nooooy VIII Iced to sign them under any sort
OF ecmpu'''oH, as has been represented by con.
Iemborary
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The smashing defeat of the celebrated At
lartic and d utual base ball clubs of New York
py TIE C.rcInnatIs, following so closely the
other victories Of that organization, augurs
badly for the fate of our favorite clubs when
they come II contact with the red-lesged boys
1rom the West next week. The probabilities
are mat, despite their heretofore good stand
Ing, the Wasningtorlans will be laid away on
a very high shelf about that time. unless thew
are making more effort than is generally sun.
posed to qualify themselves for the meeting
As things look now, the Cincinna,is bid fair 10
30 home with q scalp in their belt for every
contest they engage in this summer.
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From John q. Parker, ASS eth street, and
from J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we have
PutEam's Magazine for July; also, from Parker,
we have the Rirerside Ndaa -ine for JulY.
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The First Branch of the Baltimore Citv
Council yesterday adopted the ordinance for
investing one million dollars in the bonds Of the
Virginia Valley Railroad.
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The New York World unkindly headlines
its account Of the Peace Jubilee .'T That Boston
Speculation"
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The Annapolis Republican comes 10 us in 8
new dress, and Is SIS bright and handsome as a
lew PIE.
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CHARLES II. PERRIE,
DEALER IN
FINE TEAS. GRoCERIES, WINES, AND
LIQUORS,
Northwest Corner 9th and I streets
Desires TO call attentc TO his nelly assorted
ofsTAPLE and FANCY GR0CEkIEs CousistinV
of BNEkl AkTlCLE in his line.
Gis frieBds and the pu blic generally pARTIC.
ULhRLl PERSONS PURCHAeINGF FOR Casa.
are respectfully invited TO call and examine this
stock. spd take advaI tage OF the recent GREAT
REDUCTION IN THE PRICE Of many OF the
ssp semi staple, and fancy articles.
Zach article warranted as representa- and
sold at the VERY LpWEsr CASH PaICEs
zee notice Of CALIFORNIA WINES Jv I5-lOt
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TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
H No. lola Stated Meeting will be held
SATURDAY EVENING. June 10Th, at 8 O'Clock,
at ODD FELLOWS HALL, 7th street
lels-at CiAS. Y. LANGTREE, Z. 8.
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COUNTRY PLACE FOB SALE.

~
Inc owner OF neat COUNTRY PLACE, com.
manding . fine view of Washington city and the
Potomac, being compelled to leave, will cell the
whole place. containing Is acres of land. with q
i'm provements costing over O. 800. and consisting
OF ntw Gothic Cottage OF six rooms, With
S3 900; one half cash, balance on time, or 5000 in
cash. which fs less than the value of the land alpua
according = recent Aales Apply Immediately to
FITCH 4 FOX,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Ie 1T 45O Seve nth st., or pposite Post Office
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FOE SALE AND RENT.

EOERBNr-srOREea % Pessa. sysnae, Bet vssn
s.rl 'h' l'sa 'tr''ss n0'sA ''ds IlsSsrs s1s ~
.s,a.e seoa' n .ss sS. .s.
ospitoi Hill. isls Ns
EoR RHNT-A tvo-gsery yIAMR ROUSE, on
s month ssysS. IN :,.Sos ' isS"s.
LORD, corner Of sth and sts. jsis 81
E0R 0RBENr-TwoUHFgRN!sHED ROOMS. I,t
o,.S SOS na very rsss1S:eis price Also one for
S,rs on & tes p1e%i:ss s7s fsnns5i'ani.
AT .,ss Ice. wa sEigk
en-; No 4ea ana 4e6 18th street, between x and
:ss.:s sss:: ..s ,:s s;ef hoa.s
bstween 18th and 18th ,ts. jeis eost.
EoR REHT-HOUsE NO. 36l 10th street be-
1.,.r sG .s sssnue and street;
.e' ana 81" h''' m''ejsic inc. A. BAKER.
Ie Is eotf IChronioleI
EfoR RINT.Three communicating R9oMs,
opening mp both to the east and vest, afford.
H.lS 2. :a and s,s T
PT oS ss
between and n. : JeIs-st
FOB LEAsK.To . party de.irous Of entering q
nT%n5irG bSstness Te can lease . valuable
shedding The location is not far from the ana
apa will command large trade. A few huudred
70 JSsau% HnS Rss
Brokers, 4l6 7th st., between e and u sts leIs 3,
FQR SALE Two new seven room FRAME
4 HOUSES, splend'dly located; large yards; gas
and water small cash payment and $50 per
menth until paid. These Houses of the most
modern and convenient build. aud will be sold At q
bargain ONION BUTTS,
Bea Estate Brokers and Auctionears
jelsa lOhron ,Int,stl Corner 7th and Z sts
EuRNIsHED HOUSE FOR RENr-A family
Z iSntendins to be absent during July, August,
and September, will rent their HOUSE, com ulste
" furnished and with piano, books, &C., for those
months, for SIS per month-the rent paid for the
house unfurnished. The loc alton Is one OF the
most desirable and the coolest in thu city and the
house has all the modern Con venieRce es such as
bath roo m, water closet, 60, and ne rear ward
The cook will remain if desired. Apply To
IITCh FOX. Real Estate Brokers and Auo-
ti0neers, 47O 7th street. ~
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A 7 WHOLESALE PRICES
SOMETHING NEW.
BOX.TOE-BOA-TOE
Gents Lasting Box Tos Boo,s, st.........-..s 81 o.
. congress, Al. 2 80
:. a. Co, "...-.... 2 90
:, a, pxford Ties "....-... , %
:, BOZ Toe Congress, "........ o,
=, =. do, .'.-...-.. 5 50
a, freuch Cali Go, "........ 9
a, Opera Boots, seved...... S 0 IS
:. Home made French Calf Boots stitched ! %
a, =. =, eewec.--.. 6 90
- - Oxford Tics, sewed . = 81
shofs at Sl.5a, 81 as, 81 ~
Ladies, Children, and Misses Shoes and Gaiters
low prices, at sTRASBU RGIR BR9s.,
Je S73 9TH street, between 4 and X
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FOR SALE.
CREAT NEWS FOB THE PEOPLE

You can get q prime article Of COAL or WODD
cheap tor lash at the Peoples Wood and Goal DE
pot No. I69 Penna avenue, near Nth street
kfndlIns Wood S5 per cord. je Is.im<
RUlLDlNG MATERIALS POE sALE-A Fine
H ChaDoe for Bnilders.-A BUILDING oontsir.
Ing sbont E2 90 Brick Also, q number OF Il KIDS
one email Building used for dwelling ana one
ana rtmoye the buildings within thirty soD days
For sale cheap for cash, Apply 70
ap2n as Fiftsenth st,as.,
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n A 4 =.
-Four new story and attic FRAWB HOUS "a.
containing rooms each; water In yard Pric q
Sl!00esch. Terms: Small cash payment; bal nee
In mo n thly instalments.
Six new story FRAME HOUSES, six and seve,
rooms. Price 81 $50 Payments a. above.
Three 2-gtory FRAME HOUSES. four rooms ana
kitchen Price Q 200. Easy terms. -
The above are all we'll locsted.b
new and pretty seven room VRAM HOUSE.
gas. water Latrobes; hns location Price "a %
Terms: $500 cash; balance 9S5 or S41 per month. .
with interest pay able semi annually.
A new story. eleven room IRANE HOUsE.
Adjoining the above; gas. water. Latrobee: resi -
ters in eight rooms. Price 81 900. Terms: S5o)
BILE aemi annually. Inquire OF
J. T DYER Co
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Iele t. tChronl Qtice cor, 7th ct, and La ay.
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i.,,,x + SS:TRossIEESSE' saE Commit
OFFICE, CITY HALL,

TEOTICE-pr. ROBERT REYBURN has
~ removed his Office and residence to No Il 30
street, First ward.) ofhce hours to pa N.
ano from 5 20 5 p. m. Ie lO-lmt
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IIrTr III BUILDIua LOTS 4. r. p.
Sroynr s.sdiyision, At; Pleasant. are nov of
shout hall nis from ths city imss On IA sas
Se eitS s0 6 .nd I fss .Sad the sSe drive Of
imIrove%snts, g unequalied by any otSsr ioeSIstx
Size from o. T The Lots range in
tnoee contemplating early impro yements extrS
inducements Will bs extended, sns
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DrsoanEnLr NsaaoEs-A NEaao WonAs As

DIsoRDEBLY NEaRoEs-A NEGRO WOMAN As
sAuLTRD BIZ NEGROES, WHO ALSO THREATEN TO
BREAK INTO CITIZENS HousE.-For some
time past number Of negro men and women
have been in the habit Of collecting every
night at the foot Of Broad.street, beating
drums, dancing, singing and whooping. This
was very annoying to the citizens. but OF late
the negroes have been acting in most disor-
derly and indecent manner, and using the vilest
and most profane language. To such an e1-
tent has this been carried that the citizens in
that section cannot sit in their porches or at
their windows for fear of witnessing some of
the disgusting actions and hearing the foul
language of the assembled negroes, who, in
stead of ceaslng when demonstrated with, have
abused those demonstrating.
Night before last the negro cook OF one OF
the clnzrns IN that neigbborhood went out on
business, but was set upon by The negro men
and chased to her employers house, and some
of them attempted to 60 into the yard to take
the woman out. Her screams aroused her
employer, who secured his pistol and told the
negroes to go away; that if they did not he
would have to shoot them. Immediately q
largo crowd of negro men and women collec-
ted around the house, aud poured a perfect
torrent Of abuse upon the gentleman, and
threatented to break into the house and axe
his pistol away. Knowing that to fire would
certainly result in injury to his family and to-
himself, the gentleman wisely refrained from
using his wsapon. !
Something should be done at once to check
these negroes and to protect the citizens from
insult and annoyance /:
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UNITED STATES CouRr. july l6-HoN. GEo.
8. BRIAN, JUDGE, PREsDMa.-The following
business was disposed OF to-day:
Petition OF S.,W. Rouquie, OF Georgetown.
for final discharge from bankruptcy, was refer
red to Registrar Carpenter, and Gnal hearing
ordered before this court on the 2sth Of july.
In the cases Of X. N. Th9mpson Vs. John J.
HOLIDAY. R. B. Billups, L. Bell. T. g. Ben
bow, L. B. Chewing, Philip McElveen, 4. Il.
Harvin. II. J. White; b Kslly. J. u. B anne.
John 4. Burgess; W. 7. 1essene, e. Il. Pnil,ps,
Joha O Biook, W. ~. Benbow, petition for
leave to sell chooses in action. the report O.
the Registrar mas read, and 1t was ordered
that tho assignee should sell.
In the oase,of. Nary E. Millett, ct al, vs.. Ga
brid " Rradiopd, the report Of sales was re-
ferred to Regstrar Carpenter.
HehHon Of James n. Corbett, Of Charleston,
for final discharge, vas referred to Registrar
Carpenter, and final hearing ordered before
this eonrt on the 18th Of july.
In the case Of samuel Lease vs.. mes Muir
TELL, petition for leave to sell, the petition was
referred to Registrar Jaeger.
In the case OF E. Il. Ro lgers VS.. Thomas D.
Foxworth, petition to establish lien. the petit
ton was referred to Registrar Carpenter.
Petition Of n. J. Morehesd, for filal dis
charge, referred to Registrar Carpenter, and
final hearing ordered at Greenvile.
In the case Of Jacob A. Wolfe vs.. William
Kaotts. the report OF the Registrar was con-
fTmed. ''.1-
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Tm RIaHr Rev. BIsHoP PERsroo will preach
tomorrow evening at the Cathedral Chapel.
We hear that this learned and eloquent prelate
will shortly leave this city, preparatory to his
departure for Europe to attend the Goumenical
Council. 1t is also reported that at the last
Provincial Council held in Baltimore, Bishop
Persico was proposed for tho Diocese Of Flori-
da, and that vn his return from Rome he will
take possession Of his new See. II this report
be correct, his sermon tomorrow evening may
oe regarded a, q formal separation from this
dlocese-a separation which will be deeply
aud sincerely regretted, not only by the Cathe-
dral congregation, but by all the Catholics OF
this ty, who will certainly embrace this op-
portunity to testify to hlm the high esteem and
affection in which he is deserVedly held by
them.
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Connsuosxss OF TIE ALxs Housr.TAt .
meeting Of this board, held in the Council
Chamber last night Alderman T. J. Hackey
was elected chairman. Alderman VIM. McKinlay,
oolored, vice chairman, and Aderma E. W.
u. Mackey secretary and treasurer. s5le.
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TIE STATE CouRr, Hos. B. B. CAspxzTEs.
JUDGE, Presiding. Yesterday, after . con-
sidsrsble amount Of business, none Of which
xss Of general interest, had been transacted.
the court adjourned until November next.
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS Of all denomina-
tions. also PROPRIETARY STAMPS, full assort-
ment always kept on hand, and for sale by
HUGER & RAVENEL,
No. 66 East Bay,
July 10 Opposite Courier Office.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THx MArrs1Rs CzuRcH.-There wflbe SER
xioes in the MAriper's Church. Church-strees,
tomorrow, Sunday, at haltpast ten O'Clock in
the morning. .;i,:.t>, .,... :. III
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TEE NEws. In TIE CoUsERz.-ReadersY Of
TIE News going to the country can receive
their favorite paper by mail, daily. at seventy
Eve cents month. by addressing . note. with
their subscription. to our publication Office.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JULY 16.-Pauilion Hotel.
P. R. R. N. Salters, j. P. Gayle, Florence; A.
Glbbes. city; s. N. Baughton and niece MIL
ledgev.lle; Walter Scott. North Carolina; ].
Gorham. New York; Q. J. French, Columbia;
III. c. Hall, South Carolina.
Charleston Hotel.-J. A. Peterkin Louisiana;
J. Fl. Cathcart. W,nnsboro, ). c.; W. N. Doyle,
Augusta; J. relford and wife, United States
Army.
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The DROWNED CoLoRED BoY.-Yesterday
Coroner Whiting held an inquest over the body
Of Joseph Dunham, whose death by drowning
at the Charleston and Savannah Railroad de-
TIE NEWS of yesterday. The testimony
showed that the boy in diving had stuck his
head in the mud, from which he could not e1-
tricate himself; and it was with difficulty that
his companions could pull him out. The YER.
dict Of the jur, was "a cidentsl drowning"
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RRPoREE1 RIOT ON EDLSTO'I O'IsLAND.
Negroes Attempt to Lynch Ma gisteate
Tho Inhabitants Frtghtoned-Thoy
have Sent TO tho City Tor Police to
Protect Them, 49,"

TH1 NEWS learns that serious disturbance
occurred on E tsto Island day before yes ter
day, and at one time it was feared that blood
would be freely shed.
A reported MAGISTRATE Christy North
ernef. on Tnssdsy issued 8 warrant for the ar
rest Of negro. He was arrested. During
the night he managed to escape, OF which,
however, the negroes were not informed. They
were very much inoensed when they heard OF
the arrest, and Thursday morning large
number, svariously estimated at from two to
five hundred, assembled in the vicinity
OF the magistrates Office and conducted
thsmselses in q most riotous manner. They
had ropes with them and some loudly clamored
for the magistrate, threatening to hang him.
The conduct Of the mob was 80 violent that all
Of the women and children were sent out OF the
neighborhood. For four or five hours the
ueg1oes remained about the place and would
allow no passing to aud fro Of the whites.
Several gentlemen endeayored to reason with
them, but it had no effect what ever, and they
only became quiet when they we're informed
that the prisoner had escaped. After this in
RI0IuloGOu Wdb 6ouoksuy ShSoAosSo eoS ShS"N
began to disperse, and when the parties who
Drought the news to the city left the island,
order had been restored. No one was injured, +,
Tut il the prisoner had not escaped the magis-
trate would doubtless have been hung by the
mob.
It is further reported that the negroes fire.
quently cried out that there was no other law
but that Of the Union League; that the ar OF
races had begun. The people there have sent
to the city for officers to come to the island and
arrest the ringleaders, as they do not feel safe
on the island while they are at large.
We have given the above just as some Of the
excited ones reported it. Others who came
over in the same boat state that the affair is
much exaggerated; that the only one who had
and has reason to fear violence is the magis.
trste.
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ELEcrloN.-We learn that Mr.. Vim. @. Bee
has been elected chairman Of the Commission
ers OF the Orph n House, and Mr.. J. b. Stein
meyer chairman Of the Commissioners Of the
Markets.
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DURYEA'S STARCH AND MANENA.-This excel
lent article has already attained frstc class re-
putation with all careful housekeepers. The
sole agent in Charleston is Mr.. T. 8. King,
whose Office is at B. O'Nelll's, No. 1ss East
Bay.
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TIM csnsUa scensus-ts sr DSLasse In
FORMS Tm NEvs that. nossof his:Aatan
have gotten any farther than Ward No. 4. and
it was not anyone oe them that acted soTudsiy
and improperly in Ward dNo:Ss-..----.--.---.. No: 8
The negroes that have been calling on the
citizens and representing themselves as "City
,sessara." are rothin ing more nor legs than
thisSs, aid dMhS ti yhifs' fs'thsk .pi et.poe
sseaia be- ssysst& aS snosxad turned 1ssrto
the pohoe.s AG CO IS Esas &. 60 sfSta
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Ctrculation.-THB DAILF NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
GeGNLzRD As HAHZNG TIE LARGEST CIR
,oUZATI0N IN THE CITY OF CHARLFSToM
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
>lsG IN THR PosToFEYCg AT THE END OF
F1CH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PR0HLS-
L0NS OF THE NEW POSTOFFzCE Law.
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-MisfeQantous.

SCOREs OF CORNs AND BUTTONS
HAvE BEEN CURRD BY MONS. BERGER,
during the lat eighteen months. Moro oan still be
30 by applying now at No. 20 WENTWORTH
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MxRoANrmE PRNr1Na.-Alf kindso OF mer-
camille printpg. such rs seirc1lessr letter beads.
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