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AooDENT.-On the day before yesterday,
Mr. Psmberton, of the house OF G. " Williams &
Co., HAynes,rest met with painful accident while
riding through Anson-street. Bis horse fell, and
before he could e1tricate it FROM the strrup, his foot
was badly mashed. he is reduced to crutches for
fha kinna hainn
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ELEcr1oN-At tho srnual meeting of tho
corpx racn of tho First Baptist Church the fellow
ing cfccrs wore re-electod to for the ensuing
year
DANIEL II. sILco2, President.
JosglH Is. HYDE, Secretary.
SAMUEL c. BLACK, treasurer.
WIN HERIoT, w,rdcns
ARTHUR FARLEY
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Oh! FOE STEADY PLACE How frequently
this exclamation escapes The lips of coored persons
on the Streets especi lily women, who stroll about all
day nom "ptlar tQ post" The truth is. that many
Of them have bad "steady places" and have either
left athom for good reason but badness, or have
been dismissed for incompetency and inattention to
duty. Steady places not easily had nowadays,
and those who have them should keep them, II they
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OFFICE OF THE News. No. 149 EAST BAY.
NuIn1HSroN Y C. Anril IA 1880.

OFFICE OF THE NEWS. No. 149 EAST BAY.
CHARLESTON. s. c., April IA. 1859. !
Hon. G. " Clark, Mayor Of Ch1rlcston:
S1R-1u reply to your note asking US to give you
the name OF tho author of communication publish
ed in to-days NEWS uoder the signature Of "a Gill
zen" we beg to inform you that the letter In ques
ton was handed to us for publication as an adVcr-
tisement, by Mr.. T. J. Mac. ey, who authorized US
to give his name as the author to any one who might
nsk for it. Your obedient servants,
RIoRpAN, DAWSON Co.
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THR UNITED STATES COURT APRIL 14.-HoN.
geo. =. BRYAN PREs1DING.-I" Bankrnp'cy.-H. L.
Jefers, W. f. Jcfers. T. A. Jefers aud John watson
wcrc finally discharged in bankruptcy. Levi Jones
anj Il. L. Davis were approved of as assiSnees. Pc
,i,ions to tablish hens and other matters imme-
dia,ely csnpe cted with this side Of tho court were
,;;snorad of
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CLOTHES TH1fF.-Oficcr Nipson yesterday
arrested Dariel Jones. haltgroWu colored man, on
the charge of stealing two chidren's coats and one
cloak from the res dence of G. DeFontaine Esq.
ct the corner of anson ana Hasel stre,ts. BE was
held for further examination.
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open for the accommodation Of the delegates to the
Railroad Convention, which meets in Columbia on
the goth instant well for the delegates to the
Agricultural Convention which meets on the 2Sth Of
this month Every effort is making to complete ar
ra1gements for general opening at an carly day.
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An Indignant Protest.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

Having learned that the President and Di-
rectors of the City Railroad haze concluded TO take
advantage of tho nil rc.d to water their track on
Rutledse ayenrS, from Wentworth-strect to the up
per terr.nus. we beg, through your paper, to pro-
.-.t against this action the same being detrimental
to the business Of
MANY DOCTORS, TAnoas AND DasSsaAKnns.
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RoBBERY.-Philip Lewis, a small colored boy,
arrested yesterday for stesling twenty dollars
in currency from Mr.. thomas Bennett, the property
of Mr. Bennett Not being able to clear his skirts
of the charge he was sent to the House Of correc-
tiou for thirty days.
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LARGE SALE OF BoNDs.-Flfty thousand dol
lars Of Savannah and Charostoa six per cent SEQ
oad mortgage coupon bonds, State guarantee, have
been sold within the last two days at fifty cents.
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TIE FoRTY-FRsr CoNaREss.-We have re-
osiyed, BY the kind attention Of senstor Sawyer,
copy of Poore's Congressional Dictionary. for the
Forty first Congress.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT Yesterday the bells
Of ST. Michaels Church tolled in tribute to the
memory Of the late General John schnierle' an e1-
Mayor Of this city, who died at half.past nine in the
forenoon.
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Largest ctrcuIation.-7HE DAILYNERS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
coGSIZED As HAVING The LARGEST CIh-
cULA7IoS IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN The FOSTOFFICE AT THE END or
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO TIE PRoVIS-
IONS OF TIE NEW POSTOEFYcE Law.
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CHARLESTON, s. c.. Al ri IA 1860.
M TuE L,ItnR. ,iE THE News

Before leav,pg the city. permit me. through your
columns, to convey to my friends my wsrmest
they rave received ma personally. and fer he iper.
al aid they have liven to Wexford college. whose
interests rerresent am suro that that tnstitu.
ton has claims upon the public sympathy and sup
port which will be fully recognized ere lopR. and
that the more it becomes Known the moro 1t will be
appreciated.
1t has afforded ma no ordinary 'atisfa,ion to
gre It, In my old native city, the friends Of nv child
late war have not destroyed or diminished the mob
qualities for which they have ever been dislu.
guished
Permit me also to acknowledge, gentlemen, your
courtesy aud kudpess to the college as well as TO
m, self. With great respect am. &C..
WErEFooRD SMITH.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LAnonEns w;.NED.-Mr. John NJ. Bryan, in
an advertisement elsewhere. offers employment to
labor, rs, in q locality near tho city.
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DR.. WH1rEFooRD SMITH.-We have received
the following note from the Rev. Wbitofoord >mih,
whose short visit to Charleston has boen as sg oea
BILE to his frierd> It has been edif,! to thos
who have had but recently the pleasure Of ma lug
his acquaintance 1t gives us much eradication to
know that liberal aid has beon given to " ford
Cnllnna
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CHEAP PR1NTrNa.-Business men will do well
to inquire at THE NEWS office tho prices LOT DONG
lob work before giving out .her orders elsewhere.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Relief Loan Association, at 8 P. M.
Howard Lodge, at P. NJ.
Union Kilwinning Lod-e. at 8 P. NJ.
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Shirts ano furnishing GOODS.

ARE PREFERRED OVER ALL OTHER STYLES OF
Shirts in the market ia to be found in tho recog-
nized superiority Of their
QUALITY.
FINISH
AND FIT.
Just received o LARGE STOCK of tho above
named popular make of Shirts, made expressly for
our trade, which are offered at reddced prices
Also, Undershirts, Drawers, Hnndker-
chief. Socks. Suspenders, Gloves, Col
lars, Cravats, Bows, Ties, Scarfs. and every
thing pertaining to q gentleman's toilet, at
SCOTS,
MERr1Na.sT, NEARLY OPPOSITE The MARKET.
January o"oe
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Valuable Lands at auction.
BY HOLMES & MACBETH,

BY HOLMES & MAGBETH,dd
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed BY ho
Hon. Geo. :. Bryan, Judge OF the United Stste1
District Court for the Dist let Of South Carolina
will offer for sale at public auction, on THURSDAY
april 23 1852 at II o'clock A. r.. ct the old Post
Office, foot of Broad-stTeet Charleston. ;. G., 30
ALL THAT PLANTATION or tact OF land, ntu-
ate, lying and being in Charleston DISTINCT St. 6te-
phep's Parish, and state oi south Co oina, contain.
own as the Ten Mile house, set forth In the plead-
nQs heard In the Court Of Equity for Charleston Dis
rict in january 1850 OF the estate OF George AM
dereou deceased also forth In said poaoings
as consisting OF three tracts, al OF wnicn s men
plainly delineated by plat made BY Andrew Gil
mour Deputy surveyor, IN February, 1866
ALL THAT pLANTAl ION or Tract Of Land, with
the dwelling house and outbuildinas thereon, con-
tanning nine hundred and stIt, acfes. more or less
butting and bounding west on lands Of Peter Pom
tou1, south on LAT ds OF W. Y. Poutou1 sno Lltue
He'll Hole swamp, cast on lands unknown. ana
north on lands Of HeUry Brady. al OF which Is
more parhr ulary set forth and deliueatsu In plat
thereof made BY ] ]. duisnard, surveyorIaenerai,
in December, l9G0.
All tne right, title aud ntere Of John n. Ed
wal ds, Of In and TO all that PLANTATION or Tract
Of Land in the District of Charleston and Parrish Of
St stephens near Wall Eye swamp bounding north
on land now or late OF Joseph Rodhlus, west ,On
lands Of ". Y. Pon;oux and John Bradley. east on
estate OF Eas Bill having such form and marks an
are represented IN plat thereof, made by Antenas
b. Darby, in November. laj0-
ALSO, AT THE SANE TIME AND PLACE,
ALL TIA TRAC. OF L. D, ,iiuaie In Laurens
District South Caroina, Ubout 10 miles south Of
Laurens Courthouse, mud conts nins sevent, (70l
acres more or lees, bounded on the north by pub
JIG road. euss Dr lands OF James Bryson. west by
lands. OF Hogan Notes, and north on branch
which divides it from lands OF Miller.
Terms cash. Purchaser to jay for papers and
stamps. LOUl SoLAN,t'
Assign Of John o. Edwards and Geo. D Grloe.
April2 tm4hstuA1
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House and Lot. No. 8 Elliott.street.
Valua6s Real Estatein Orange6urg District al
AUCTION.
BYH. RIGGS. Sheriff @. C..


BY virtue OF an Order of sale to me directed by the
Hon. George Bryan. Judge OF the United
States District Court for the District OF south Caro-
lima will offer for sale at public auction. at Orange.
burg Courthouse, ON MONDAY, May 8, 1859, at II
oc ock A. NJ.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND in st. Matthew's
Parish In the District OF Orargeburg and State
aforesaid Halfaay Swamp, waters OF Santee River,
containing fifteen hurdred acres, more or less;
bounded on the North by lands formerly Of James
Stewart and Jacob Hare, or lately OF cbal les R.
Iick the eLat by lands OF Charles H. Trick, j. ~.
Irck John Shirer ana john Townsend, on the south
by lands of William Reese, John Townsend, joel
Bookhart and David Bookh ,rdt, and on the west by
the run OF halfway Swamp. separating tho same
from lands or late OF F. j. Pelzer, by plat Of
said lands made 29th OF December, 1866, by Stiles R.
Melchanp, District Surveyor, and now IL my hands,
will more fully appear.
1erms-Oie-half cash; balance on credit Of one
year, 10 be secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage of The premises. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers and stamps. q. hERBERT SASS.
Assignee OF Evans & Cogswell.
April IS tuths8 mi
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The Letter of GA CitIzen.n

CHARLESTON s. c., April II, 1869.
Mess-,. Riordaa, Dawsoa G Co..
Proprieaors Daily Nstos:
GENTLEHEN-;n advertisement appears in your
issue of to-day, over tho SIGNATURE OF "A Citizen"
Will you please in answer, give mo the namo of the
author2 Respectfully.
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lns otdfeoJ o0ulh CdTotiHd, DdT1myfo' ooa''
to.-In Equity f. Hows Vs. Sa
rah ". Kennedy-BiHJor Relief Partition,
&c.
w. Y. LEETCH g. r.. s. BRUINS.
Aucttoncers.
In obedience 10 an order Of his Honor ]. NJ. Rut-
land. will offer for sale; on THURSDAY, the Goth
inst,
Tie TWO LOTS on LAND lying ut the foot OF
King-street in the City of Charleston IN the said
state known as Lois Nos. and 4. Lot No, meas.
uring front on Kingstr' ct fifty 5t) feet, moro or
less and In depth fi 5G feet, more or less; said
lot having been eyed to Tho late james II. Howe
by Ab,ei Boes The d. ed whereof Is recorded ip tho
Registers Office FIR Charleston District tnnw roun.
tyl in Book No H. pages ga and 243, oil Date l2th
September, 1874 Lot No. measuring In front on
King street fifty 1907 by ftytwo six.twelfths 52 6]2l
feet In dcpth said lot having been conveyed 10 the
said late Jarica n. Howe by W. G. Benson und JAS.
NJ. Smith, Qualified Executors under the last will
and testament of Mrs. Mary Howe, deceased, OF
Charleston In the said State, the deed whereof Is
recorded in Registers Office, Charleston District
tnow County, in sail State, In Book e. No TO- pages
46s aud 470. of date the 29th day Of april, 1889.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay Tor papers and
stamps. L. b. BRUNSON, Jn.,
Clerk Court Common Pleas.
State OF South Carolina Darlington County, Clerks
Office, 9th April, 1862 wlthS Apnl7
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The following letter was received yesterday
BIZ Mayor Clark from the Hon. A. e. Mackey. the
Collector of tho Port Of Charleston:
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means Of advancing you stiil further into
the favor Of your employers. New York Is
charged with feminine temptations, YOU
know and young men in sucn positions as
You held, have often been led into much
trouble, when they have yielded to the fss-
ciuating powers Of a pair Of rogush eyes
ard a sweet persuasive voice Your EN-
ployers apprehended no danger @to their
interests, CONT z through you as a medium,
from feminine source. You went on ad-
vancing N their confidence they trusted
YOU mere and more every day. I'M al
even quarter Of century bal passed over
your evenly shaped head, you hal nev 7
brought your lips ~ contact with those o.
sn angel or YOU never had dreamt OF
having done such an absurdity You had
not even spoken to young 'ady on tender
suhi ct T. ii w.
Ashland. Pa, June, 1869.
tTo CONTlSuKp.)
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ITO BE CONTINUED.


We were n company the other day with
a gentleman apparently fifty or sixty years
q age, who used ia substance the following
language:
Were to live my life over again, should
make il point TO do a kindness 70 fellow
being whenever | had an opportunity |
regret very much that my habit has been 50
different, and that | have induced feelings
so unlike those which would lead to such a
course Of life.
II has been too much my way TO let others
taEe care Of themselves, while | take care Of
myself. Ii some little trespass was commit
ted on my rights, or II | suffered some
slight Inconvenience from the thoughtlesS-
ness OF selishness Of others, was greatly
annoyed, and sometimes used harsh, re-
proacbiul language towards the offender.
Ii was but the other day." conlinded the
gentl man, that I was passing along the
street, and coschman was attempting 10
draw light carriage into a coach house
lie tried once or twice without success, and
Just as | came up the carriage occupied the
v hole sidewalk, and prevented my passing
The fellow locked as though il ought not to
be exactly so, and there was something Of
an apology m his smile. IL was % my
tongue % say in with your wagon mao [
and don't let it stand here blocking up the
passage But an influence prevailed. 4
went to the rear Of the carriage and said :,
{ Now, try again, ny good fellow while,
with the end o. my umbrella, gave i a
push, aud ID went the carriage, aud out came
pleasant Thank you, sir much obliged.
would not have taken twenty collar
bauk note for tue streak Of sunshine that
thls one little act OF kindness threw over the
rest Of my walls, % say Lothing OF tie light
ing up III TIE coachmau's c0untCuauce.
And when | look back upon my inter
course With my fellow men all the way
along, ! Gao confidently say that lever did
a kin1uess 10 any human beng without
being happier fJr i,. 50 that il | vas gov
erned NY mere selfish motives, and wanted
10 live tae happiest life ! could, | would just
simply obey the Bible precept 10 DO good
70 all men as | han an opportunity
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twelve per cent, the lenders OF money re-
uuIre securities that will make their loan
safe IL the interest should rise 10 the latter
point. Blu. il the supply Of money were
such that the int est could not rise, less
security would always keep loans safe. Sup
pose, then, the rate OF interest TO be at one
per cent, and ". to sell the land TO A., B !,
c., d and f., as before. They purchase
two hundred acres apiece at IS per acre, and
pay only the taxes until the end Of i've
years, when they pay the interest for the
whole period. Tho interest at one per cent.
on s 600. for FIVE years, amounts 60 $50 /;
and on the whole, 5000, 20 tut $3.50, in
stead Of 81, 100, tie amount in the former
case, when the none was loaned at tue va
rious and higher rates Of interest. The
tenants have as much the use of the farms
70 enable them 10 pay the $3.50 "a to pay
the 81, 100 If they make any reasonable
improvement on them, w. can incur no haz
ard of losing his money, for each farm
would certain ly rent for $40 year. Even
il at the cose Of the FIVE years the farmers
should not have paid the interest, and each
farm would rent for $40 50 a year, over
and above the taxes, each farm would still
be as good as $I.050, interest, at one
per cent. therefore, In either case, the ten
ants would keep the sale of the and good,
or the loan SAFE for W., without his person
al labor. But if W. sell the farms, when
interest is at six per cent, At the end Of tho
tive years each Of the farmers would owe
him $500 interest, which, added to the prin-
cipal, would makes 1900. Tue interest on
this SUN, at six per cent, would be SIS an
nualiy, and unless each farm would rent for
this sum, W.'s debts would NOT be safe. The
per centage rent on the valuation Of proper
ty must be equal to the rate per cent. inter
est on money, or the property cannot be
good security for the payment Of the mon
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Factory Song.


The splultas whiri. the bnhbins on,
little maid ruds DE thread,
Singing song ~ -omrbnds,
and sotrbody's uamr . tsed.
SHe sings aioud. for none can hear.
stroisi.y goes , min,
Tt.Nng her secret to U.anY an ear
Ana keeping b-r secret sud.
The dia q her AZ a gaotiy sound
Ot a carpenter hammer aud stw.
The pHice % raI-ers 90 cottage Nnts
.aHrsve hceve hurrzh II
IuudIng q home or a married pair
ANA -umebodN'- name Is frrd,
Ana -alus hoay's vii q sctoTy grl,
Spinning .be slender thread.
uh. never me doubts but somebody thinks
Other ~ she thi De { him;
kuoWfaF whaJ day tbeir cup Of bhss
SIN He fuU 10 ifs y4ry hrin
su. So sut Wo In the aisle she goes,
Lirbt-hes ted and Iigut Of thrr4d,
ThiRkicE h-w vi liHg'f ever shei YORK
For ihc man who=e name IL Ftrd.
shs fof. ne bo1uins, tbcy OF again.
ANA ~ I'D on the day
That a. sound uf Cine bell, n L maid
Trips down tar stairs AZ. ty.
Bur whether o., day OF whs.acr hy night,
At Fork, 81 4 l-ep b. btl.
Htr sp.riU "a singing Of &. ID body,
And somebody name p Fred
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
Depot corner Of Wan Buren, aud Sherman, Streets.
'sc i6c day express. ..-......... 9.4Sam 6.l0 . n
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INSURANCE,
Washington Life Insurance Go.
OF NEW YORK.
CYRUS CURTISS, President.
Cash Assets, $l,50l,965 So

The attention on ne public t- respectfully invited ~
ho Ninth Anrua Statement n Que HdSiiGQln Lif fn-
CorqpaHy presented nereuth. At no time iU ts
hitherto successful career has been able 10 before
the public with greater claims upan its eouhdpnce.
Nine years uf prompt and honorable dealing have iu
creased IL solid cash assets g. over ONE MILLION
AND HALF ~ dollars IN sf- it- ratio N increase
la business $500 greater than that OF any
other CASH company, ana Ia 1865 u slin more
marked
on the 1st of January 1859 It had surplus over ana
above its liahl ties anclndng necessary
insure III outstanding rsksl Of t4o5 001 snd e d.
vides eng ts policy hoders towards n a QUARTER
or A MILLION or DOLLARS
Win SohiitY 30 thoroughly established WITH Poll
cies and Dividends f0rfetahe, and with every n
ducemen 10 policy holders consistent with equity lts
members and the prosperity and usefuuess Of the
pany-the darlington stands uarvsicd 10 its atvanta
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Il " R W = /:
THE OLDEST AND BEST.

The very greatest vast the reform -,ent Of TO-
day Is an able, fearless outspokea paper antraumeled
independent snG truly devote. 10 the cause o. reform
Such paper is tn5 WoAKNeNAS's AIyooArs. Many
efforts have been made. within years past 70 start
such paper. Every or these aforta up " within
short time have aied. is net necessary speak
the Or such lsures Il d enough % Know that
At this Tine there is but paper Of al these started
that has any claims National organ. The woRKSG-
MANS ADvocArs has been published for nearly years
having surn0unted all the obstacles that led 70 he fail
o. the many other efforts made BY various parties IN
many parts Of the country. The ADVOCATE is up
firm basis perfectly secure from the possibility Of
failure that people can subscribe for It and feel sure
that 1ey lose their money they have 90 many
times in the past The ADvocA-E not only ths OLDEST
the LARGEST and the paper III the country devot
90 the interests Labor Reform it MT ony now
upon arm financial basis but It is publ shed by men
whose record friends Of the Labor Reform movement
Is furnish guarantee that the paper will re-
main the champion Of the reform under any
and all circumstances
The ADvocATz will ever be as sentinel upon The
EStchtower to guard the interests Of the people
While fighting every species Of wrong shall be aim
to seek on; the CAUSES from which few the many dsor
ders Of society and make vgor war upon them u
great aim will strike at the root OF tte tree W.
win advocate entire change in she monetary system
q the country upon the principles and through tie
means embraced 10 the Platform % the National Labor
Union. We shall advocate che adoption by the National
Government, Of a new land policy, taxing the ground
that not another of the public domain should be
disposed or to any company corporation person. upon
any whatever. except small parcels to actual
settlers. We shall favor taxing all uncutvated lands
and eing all companies corpora Ions and persons
holding lands by government grant to put the Ia
the market at government prices s25 per acre within
given time sRd in Of faare to do the land to
revert back to .he government. We shall advocate
abolition Of the present National Bank systematic call
ing in Of the whole National Bank circulaon-and ssu
ing in Its place treasury cerh Gates convertible into
bonds bearing low OF interest," and rice versa
the will OF the holder We SHALL advocate Labor De-
partmen at Washington such is COZ emplasei in the
resolutions adopted in the last sesslo Of the National
Labor Union. We shall advocate Cooper alton IN any
and every form In which it can be applied to proudc-
lion and distribution. We stall advocate the Shorten
ing Of the hours q labor in every department indus
try. We shall advocate stringent apprentice Law in
every State and entire -'-sion in the system Of
Prison Labor in every st&te.
We shall advocate equal rights and privileges to the
voikingWomen o. our country. Our motto shall be-
"Equal and exact ID. to al" people re shall advo-
cate the
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Storage $40. s3s and $40.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
1863.
ANCHOR LINE,

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