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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-11

ACCIDENT TO THE SCHOONER WANATA FOR
THIS PoRT-PILor BOAT sUNK.-The schooner Wana-
to, Captain Hawkins, which sailed from New York
on the 9th inst, for this city had the misfortune
soon otter leaving port, to run down and sink the
pilot boat Josiah job nson, Fl Barnagat. The follow
irg are he particulars as published IN the Bora!d
A most extraordinary collision occurred on Satur-
day night last, which was rendered more remark
able by the fact that thougl the night was v-ry
temp. stuous no lives were lost lhe schooner
Wanata, viii laboripg i'll troublesome sea. actual
ly ran down almost Immediately sunk the pilot
boat Josiah Johnson No. 23, tue schooner herself
aiming severe injury, but tc rtunate ro culDg
the crew Of the suuken vessel and returning With
them safey TO thu por Be,ow will be Iound the
STATE ments Of the officers Of both vessels.
STA TEMENr OF TIE CAPTAIN OF TILE wASATA.
The schooner Wanata left her anchorage opposite
the Jersey tiy ferry at about three oc.oca S.tur
day at.ern oon. The wind Ulew very fresh whicn
Afterwards, when the vessel had passed by Long
Bra nch. increased to considers ablr sale. at dark
The signal lauerIs were lit Dut the force oi the wind
WAS such that they blew out as fast they werc
lighted As it was iEl ossbe TO return to NJ ok.
the captain determined TO ANCHOR oil Bar astt, aud
pioce eded. cising rvei vigilance 10 av i'll col
hsion dam 'se in any way. AZ about haii-pasi
z. NJ. the mate being at lie wheel and tn c2pa'!!
on The watch, on the quarter Geek light was sud
denly discovered ahead III; helm vas N cdiat
ly put up. but Il IN instant the sch 0Ecr struck the
pilot boat Jo>lIh johnson, wlich was lyi.H at an
chor. All hands OH board The later boat succeeded
in getting on oard tie Wanaa tut |, ST ncar,y al
their effects save such co; ins hcv had ut the
time. Tic johnson sunk auUs immediately. Tie
WanIta lost all her al 6 ar and car led away bcr
lib boom AS soon Us po s:hc the Wan IL WAS all
chor, d. where she remained until daybrcak wren all
sail made, und tie vessel wi:h the snlpWrecked
crew, cameup to the city
STATEMENT OF THE CREW OF TIE PILOT BOAT.
Pilot boat Josi,h johnson. No. 23 aIarch 6t.. while
on crui off Baruagat. four p W., took heavy
SO ual from the westward, and i'll akin9 orr fOresa
III shook tire leach rope of it. We then beat in un-
der the beach and TO auchor 10 rcpr oar fore
sail; il continued blow from the weStwIrd all the
afternoon. at 9:l5 +. M.. WAS run Into by The
schooner Manaia. from New York bound 10
Charles son. <kc schooner struck us amidship, and
sUdd the crash, that uli OH board had bare
ly timet scramble on board OF the schooner the
boat mixing i'll about ten minutes, saving nothing
but what we STOOD in, and that wa. very little, the
majority Of ;he piiois and crew bciug undress iu
b, d ut the time. We were kindly received on 'oard
OF the schooner by Captain HIwkus. 10 vu:untec:-
cd to take US to New York, 10 which VIC return him
our si ccre hanks. At the time IT The co sion we
had clear. bright light, and the scnJonce had no
lights Of all that we could see.
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MEssns. WALKER, EvASs & CoGswELL have
prepared check books for the new bank, the South
Carolina Loan and Trust Company, of various pat
terms. also bInk books. They also ready to
print check books, with The United States Revenue
Stamps in, to order.
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REPORTERS CRUMDs.-The curiosity of the
"Bulls and Bears" on Broadstreet gra:ihed yes.
terday, by the Gaulons giving them good view OF
their e'sgant velocpedes.
The cells of the Guardhouse have been provided
with bunks and straw beds, at the suggestion Of
Mayor Clark.
Dray license No. 4s6 was picked up in the street
Yesterday, and will be delivered at the Guardhouse
to the owner.
The cry of "sea crabs" now rings through the
streets.
W. d. Berney, colored, has been appointed by
Governor Scott o notary public.
The most decided evidence Of an improvement in
public morals was shown yesterday; there was only
one case before the Mayor, and that was vagrancy.
Several young men will go into training, under
the Hanlons, to-day, on the velocipede.
Two of the Orphan House boys have absconded.
An attempt will be made to-day, by the Pilsbury.
ties, to clog tho wheels of the city government by
writs of injunction.
The South Carolina Loan and Trust Company will
commence business to-day, at the Southwestern
Railroad Bank building, Broad.street.
Tho examination of tie senior class of the Charles
ton College will take place to-dny.
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THE DAILY NEW 5.

LARGEST CIRcULariON.-rHE lily
NEWS BENG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR.
.cULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN rHE PoSToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO The PRovIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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Auftiautfrs' priuatt SaIfs.
Residences, Offices and Stores. sl
BY I. s. X. BENNETT,
HaoI Eofofa can't

At Private Sale
The spacious LOT. with elegant MANSION, No.
Lueasstreet On lot theIe is flower, vegetable and
fruit garden.
The valuable LOT, with handsome RESIDENCE,
No. S5 smith-street, between Bull and Montague
streets. -.
The high and dry LOT, with handsome RESI-
DENCE. No. = Meetingstreet, Ward No. 8.
The valuable LOT, with comfortable RESIDENCE
on high basement, ct northeast corner Of East Bay
and Inspection streets. -f
The large, and high and dry LOT, with three
story WOODEN REsDENCE, No. 95 Broad-strest.
ALSO, III
That valuable TENEMENT BUILDING, located on
south side OF Broad. street. between Church and
Meeting Streets and known as Nos. 40 and 81 These
buildings are used as stores and offices.
ALSO,
ALI that exceedingly valuable LOT OF LAND, with
nne substantial BRICK sToR Rs thereon, located at
the northeast corner of East Baystreet and Central
wharf, adjoining the lot Of the New Customhouse.
No. 40 BROAD-STREET.I
March 6 Up Stairs.
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TIE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at DOLLARS year in advance. or
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

JOHN G. MILNoR g. Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock.
at their salesroom Meeting-strcet, hats, ribbons,
dry goods and clothing.
J. FRASER MATTHEW'S will sell at II O'CLOCK at
his oiice Broad-sreet rose trees and other plants.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Howard Lodge, at z P. NJ.
Drayton Lodge, att P III.
Washington Lod e. at P. NJ.
Catholic institute, at half-past Z P. NJ.
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MURDER OF A SMALL Boz NEAR GEORGETOWN.
On the I'd instant, white man by the name of John
Tcgui was arrested in clearinghouse in State
street. by Cfcer Gray, at the instance OF Sergeant
Crovisart of the Eighth Infantry, who appeared at
the detective off &c CT this city, and stated to Lieu
tenant Coates that hc had to believe that his
sep-soE. John Finer, twelve years old, whom be had
conided to the care of Alfred Hericourt. who took
him to Georgetown and Transferred him to The care
of Hippoli,e Capec, had been murdered. Croyisart
took out warrant also for Helicourt and Ca
pee, but before it could be served, Hericourt
fled to parts unknown. few days ago Off,
Ger Nipson was GENT to Georgetown, and arrested
Capele and lodged him in the Georgetown jail,
where he awaits .he action of the Attorney
General. Capele, when requested by the boys
step-father to return him, took him in batteau o.
teDsby to bring him to the city, and it is supposed
on tho way, murdered him, and buried him on the
beach at South Island, after misleading jury of in
quest as to the causes of his death. The motive
that in duced the preparation of this crime is be-
neved to be founded in the apprehension of the
three white men concerned that the boy knew too
much OF their Illicit doings on the river.
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HOMEMADE BREAD at Knsman's Saloon.
March tuthsG
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Darid B. Henning Us. William Rollins.
BY A, G.. McGILLIVRAY.
Aucttoneer.

viii be sold on THURSDAY, the 25th day Of March.
instant, at II O'Clock a. NJ, In front Of the Old
Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAlJD, situate on the north side
of Henretta.street in the City of Charleston g. c..
measuring and containing 40 feet In front, more or
less, by lis n depth; buthng and bounding south
on street west on lands of Eckh'rt, north
on lands of - and on the east on lands Of Jonah
NJ. venning.
Terms-one-third rash; balance payable 10 one
anI two years, with interest, payable semiannuaiIy
from day of sale. secured ~ honds and mortgage OK
promises by purchaser. Purchaser TO pay Tor pa
pers and stamps. +. ". N. MACKEY. (. &C.
March trf
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LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AM
BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME and pi ASTEk.
ING LATHS. PAINTS. OILS. GLASsEs, SHlHGLES;
also GROOVE AND TONGUE BOARDS, &C., con
stauty on hand ut the lowest market prices.
SeD;ember 10 mthslyr
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WE BEG TO INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR
w Customers in general that We have just re-
ceiyed lin addition to our usual stock OF DOMESTIC
and FANCY d0oL 81, q new supply suitable for the
present se1'on.
CONSISTING OF:
Beautiful Styles OF sPnING DRESS GOODS, at
moderate prices
cLoAKs, DRY GOODS. PoPLNs. &C., at reduced
prices
Heavy Balmoral Skirts ats1
Very choice article Black silk at 81 25
Ladies' super Merino Vests only 81
God quality Kld Gloves at 81
l5O dozen hoop sKlRI is, 50 TO 80c
Nice Quality Spring Caicoes at IL cents
and upward
A full and complete assortment Of German and Eng
lsh HOSIERY, from IL up
fine sortmcnt OF Ladies' and Children Silk Ber.
lin Clo.h and Lisle GLOVES, elegant designs
good selection OF
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS
FLANNELS, CASSIMERES
TABLE DAMASKS, &C.,
At tho lowest figures.
We would also notify our patrons that wa have or.
raured separate depart nent IN our Store exclu-
sivey for
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS. &c.
sa- ENTRANCE ON CALHOUN-STREET.
FURCHGUTT d BROS,
No. 437 KINd.sTREET.
December1 Is 3mo
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FELLOWSHIP SooIETY.-The one hundred and
seventh anniversary meeting Of this ancient society
was held at Masonic Hall yesterday, when an elec-
ton for officers to the ensuing year was enter
I'd into and resulted in the selection of the following
gentlemen:
BIcHARD YEADoN, Pi esident.
CHARLES II SIMoEToN. Senior Warden.
HENRY BUST. Junior Warden.
JOHN b. HONOUR, Treasurer.
CAMPBELL DOUGLAS. Secretary.
JOHN H. sEYLE, c.ou,ras
WM L. DAaGErT
The President sppointed the following committees
in accordance with the rules of the society:
Committee on Rellef-Albert Flfe, Charles Kama
pau1 ]. q Kalb, Il, S. R. Creizberg, Thomas j.
Knauff.
Comn,itte on Accounts. p C. GaillaId, james A.
Dufrus, " j. Tobls, John Knox, Vim. Thayer.
Committee OF Sciotls.-J. II. Honour. Jr.. D. G.
Wayne, Fleetwood Lanneau, Vim. P. Knox, VIM. j..
smith.
Committee on Loans-C NJ. Furman, j. q. Hon.
cur 2. B. Oakes, l. ". Mnrshall, Charles Kerrison.
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LARGER AND IOliE COMPLEIE
than ever b lore ani an inspection OF ii bcior put
cEasi":: cl>ewhcrri- sc iciicd
Having tEeirnSn buyers in each Of The principal
Eu opean markets ih will Ic be Ia Laiitill The
long es nrlshcd rcpul;io of III hpase Tor k"epin.
desirable, sal abe goos oi " icl. al'o, their n5
experience rs successful ret Hers ample guar ncr.
The seve al c IT III MS are. viz: LIN Oh IS
Go, D., CLIO u >HAWL>, LU IL, UPlluLc-
rtNY LINEN. WHITE GOOnS, llUsIt. Y aud
GLOVES, LADIES' and trli.DEiN'> UfFlr-
TING, i'll eacli OF whicn will br 0uad soad> .ecct-
ci csIcciay 10 meet the H. mandS oi Southern Gus.
toners.
Samples of New Goods sent upon application.
LORD TAYLOR.
Nos dGI. 463 46j & 4G7 Broadwav, vowyor,
Nos. 255, 2J7, 25J & 26l Granl-srcct.
WHO'LL SALE wAIEKooMs:
Nos. 4G1 10 457 b -oadwav, en- rLhcc on Grand-st.
March, 1mu*
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AN APRIL SNow.-About o'clock Sun
day morning snow commenced falling, and
continued steadily until P. NJ. The great
white flakes fell beautifully, and reached q
depth of two inches. Then little rain and
then great deal of slosh, and then great
many damp feet, and-we are afraid not o
few hearty curses about the condition Of the
sidewalks. Many Of the churches were
closed, morning and night, and the day was
generally spent at windows, where noses
flattened against the panes, and anxious,
weary-lookiDg eyes, were the principal
things to be seen by the pedestrians outside.
Some daring "girls of the period made q
raid on the closed churches, but returned
in despair with their dresses, short as they
are, pretty we'll bedraggled. Yesterday
morning the sun was cut beautifully, and
before night the streets were quite clean.
In 1856 we had snow all day long in May
80 we need not make great deal of noise
over this April shower.
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BURGLART.-On Saturday night thief
or thieves entered the house of Mr.. A. W..
Tay lor, on Libby's Hill, by forcing up the
lower sash of basement window with o
chieel, and thus breaking off the sash lock.
They attempted to get up stairs, but failed
owing to the door at the top of the stairs
being locked but, resolved not to be foiled,
they made on entrance through the back
window of the first floor, and then had free
access everywhere. They carried off some
napkins, dish of fish, tray cloth, an um-
brela, suit of clothes belonging TO Mr..
Taylors son, and family portrait and vase
from the parlor. They Lighted themselves
while plundering with leaves from the
family Bible and with visiting cards from q
card basket. They also visited the kitchen.
The thieves we're evidently in search Of sill
verware.
The house of DR.. Langster, close by, was
visited, no doubt by the same gang, and
there they had high old time. They made
a meal of the cooked food, carried off the
uncooked, took good smoke out of the Doc
tors pipes; opened box Of claret, but
finding it only claret, didn't touch it; they
took an umbrella, piano-cover, set to cut
ting the gas-fxtures, took the Doctors best
pipe, and left him o polite note stating
that they knew him and were we'll acquaint-
ed with him.
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MACHINERY, &c.
u A. YTON,
No. 10 TENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS.
RICHMOND, va,

will furnish at manufacturers lowest prices and
put in operation, MACHlHERY for railway. ma
chine, car and carpenter shops; planning mills,
sash, bllrd, door, cabinet, wooden ware spoke,
agricultural m.chine, cotton and woollen tacto-
ries paper Touring, corn and saw mills, mines,
&c. Also all kin ds OF MANUFACTURERS and
EN6IEEEES' SUPPLIES.
Especial attention given to the purchase sale
or exchange Of SECONDHAND MAJ HlSERG.
For sale several second hand Engines, Boilers.
5aw-mills and Planning Machines, Shafting and
Puleys. &c ' &c.
How to prevent the explosion or burning ont
Of steam boilers by Of lon water on an orer-
pressure Of steam. Come ana see 1t.
NH ld-Tul h& 3m
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HEsR1co COUNTY CoURT-Justice j. s.
Atlee presiding.-several of the Germans
who recently settled in Darbytown declared
theirintention Of becoming citizens. Among
them were Messrs. Ignaz Aigner and Franz
Monsueller.
Colonel Normand Smith qualified as JUS
tice Of the peace for the first magisterial
district.
The case of Frank Baker and Henry
Page (negroes), jointly indicted for grand
larceny, was called, and they elected to be
tried separately. Baker was then put upon
trial, and the jury returned verdict OF
"not guilty." They had been also jointly
indicted for petit larceny in stealing a calf
from General Pickett. Upon arraignment
on this charge they again elected to be tried
separately, and Baker was again set to the
bar-this time, however, not escaping SO
fortunately as on the previous trial. The
proof adduced being conclusive, he was
found "guilty," and sentenced to the
county jail for six months. The trial OF
his accomplice on these charges will be
taken up this morning.
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List OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RE2AIH-
ING IN THE RIcHMoNp PosT-OFFIcE APRIL
,l3, 1861. r. NARROW, Richmond, Va;
Willie B. Wise, Norfolk, Va; Miss Fannie
NJ. Melvin, Halifax Courthouse Ro. a.
Jones, Petersburg, Va; Frank Osborne,
Pittsburg, Pa; Cannon 8. Garrett, King
William Courthouse, Va; Rev. G. 3. Nc
CLOUD, Jefferson, Texas James Detton, M.
W. Wallace, Albemarle county, Va; E. W.
Weisiger, Mrs. DR.. Archer, Manchester,
Va; Mrs. Jane P Houchens, Fredericks-
burg, Va.s Junious Cole. I: ( &. :. -
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ROBBERY ON MARSHALL STREET.-One
of the numerous sneak-thieyes with which
the city abounds secreted himself in the
basement Of Mr.. FL. 7. Anderson's resi-
dence, on Marshall street, Saturday night,
and succeeded in making good his escape
with several articles of clothing belonging
to the servant also few belonging to the
family. The breakfast which had been
given out for the next morning was also
carried off. The basement Of the house
was locked up about o'clock, as usual,
and at o'clock the servant vent down to
make up the bread, and found the base
ment door and windows open, and the above
articles missing. 1t is supposed that tho
thief was ecared off, as several articles OF
more value were in the room, but were left
llntnuched.
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The housekeeper and laundress should be ex-
tremey careful that their servants use no flour as
starch, or in starch for 1t will ruin the finest, and
in time dastroy any, fabric. Starch in rs natural
purity and st1 engthis purely white and free from
sourness and disagreesble odSrs, While -four
(even the best) contains large quantity OF gluten
and oil, which d:colors the llnen and destroys 1t
by the frequent beachings. + he evils Of both
-four and impure starch should be avoided. II
cannot be economy to ruin the linen by discoloring
1t with yelloto, sour, or musty starch, or by II
mixture even worse-that OF -four mixed With any
grade OF starch Directions for using DURYEA'S
SATIN-GLoss STARCH will be found upon each
package and box.
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EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-
Judge Bramhall has granted, in vacation,
o charter to company under the name and
style Of the Equality Life Insurance Com
pany." The capital stock shall not be less
than 100000 nor more than S2,OOO,OOO,
to be divided into shares of $25 each. The
following officers will manage its affairs for
the first year: Joseph R. Anderson, presi-
dent; David B. Clark, ,vice-president; John
@. Wynn, secretary. Directors-A. s. Bu-
ford, W. E. Turner, A. Ordway, T. H.
Wynne, J. F. Gibson, s. NJ. Rosenbaun,
a. L. Elicit, C. R. Barksdale, F. Y. Glas-
gov, Z. L. Hobsen.
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THE OYSTER LAW TO BE ENFORCED
General Webb has instructed the command
ing officer at Norfolk to furnish whatever
military force may be necessary to aid the
oyster inspectors in the enforcement OF the
oyster law. In some quarters their au-
thori;y has been set OF defiance by whole
bodies of oystermen, and they have been
unable to collect any tax from them. Now,
with the aid of the military, they expect to
bring the refractory delinquents to terms.
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REVIVAL AT LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.-The revival continues with una
hated interest. Twenty-six have been
received for baptism since our last report
making one hundred and fifty accessions to
the church thus far. Others have united
with other churches on the hill, while great
numbers are asking for the prayers Of the
godly. Rev. G. B. Taylor, chaplain elect
of the University Of Virginia, preached two
able sermons on Sunday, and will preach
every night during the week. Sunrise
and afternoon prayer-neetings are also held
daily
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Officers anc

No reports from Belvidere, Manchester,
Fulton, and Valley schools.
President Winston presented his annual
report, from which we learn that the total
roll.strength Of scholars Of the nine schools
of the Association is 2,459; average attend
ance for the year, ,50s total church mem
bers in Richmond and Manchester, 1929
church members in the Sunday schools,
GOT, CT "a per cent; officers and teachers
in the schools, 2S3-or total aggregate of
2,740 officers, teachers, and scholars.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Charles Fl. Winston, presi-
dent Dr.. NJ. L. James, yice-president; !;
John NJ. Pitcher, secretary j. j, Hopkins,
Treasurer
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The FORTY THIEvEs.-The Theatre was
crowded last night, the occasion being the
first representation of the pleasing specta-
cular burlesque bearing this title. The
performance closed at an hour 60 late as to
preclude O full notice. Tonight the
same piece will be presented, with all the
favorites in the cast.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS
DELIEF FOR THE SICK!

Il
How often does It happen that a whole family
Is brought TO tie point OF misery through sickness
Of their provideE, 1.-The husband and the fatber-he
teiug unable In such state TO labor for the means
Of support, and they, being too proud TO ask for
assistance in tim-, are exhaust!ng all their little
means for medicines and DOCTORS fees, and az last
there is nothing relnaintpg hut utter despondency
All this can be avoided oy paying Ia good times
8 small amount TO the fund OF the SOUTHERN
MUruAL SENEVOLEAT ASSOCIATION for
the relief OF the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying q; 50
half annually, rs every week when SICK or oy
paying as $40 every week, no matter whether Inc
disease is derived from accident or any other esuss
The premiums are put so low as TO enable even
poore st nan 20 join this benevolent
and secure TO his family enough 10 keep them from
Information cnn be received At the otIlce Of the
company. 80 Broad street.
agents for all parts Of tie country are wanted.
DiaRCrORs: WtiIism Wt'dt President; a.
Bodeker Treasurer; John II. Pefn, sec.ctarys )
TRUsTREs: Joha Purcell James Miller,
cashier or the Union Savings Bank s. II. kosen.
baum. ass3 lae ap6
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ROBBERY ON GRACE STnEET.-Ihe house
Of Rev. DR.. Woodbridge, corner Of Grace
and Eighth streets, was robbed on Sunday
night Of sundry, articles 2t Clothing anc
twelve dollars in money. Anegro girl &C.
cused of the robbery will be before the
Mayor this morning. & & sts.S .s.,l...
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GENERAL SToNEMAN LEAvEs.-At noon
yesterday General Stoneman and his regi-
ment, the Twenty-frst United States infan-
try, left by the steamer Maryland for Bal
timore, en- route to California, where they
have been ordered for duty. A large num-
Der of the officers on duty here, including
General Webb, as well as citizens, went
down to Rockets to bid the General fare
we'll 90
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ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE /. O. O..
F.-The Grand Lodge of Virginia will meet
in Petersburg tomorrow. The Order in
the State is very numerous, and it Is ex-
pected that full representation from all
the Lodges will be present. Much import
ant business will be transacted.