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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-09
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lure AND MARINE INSURANCE.


RISKS TAKEN In tue following FrRsT-cLAss
COMPANIES, at the LOWEST TARIFF RATES: -.
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York.
Cash Assets January /, 1870 OF, $40.
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New York.
Cash Assets, January ], 1870 ,822, ,o6o
MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Of N. Y.
Cash Assets January !, 1870. 1858, 1872
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Of N Y.
Cash Assets, January l, 1853, 1893
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPLY ofN. Y.
Cash Assets, January 1, 1s70.......... sso2, 900.
TOTAL CAPITAL AND ASSETS
.ovER SEVEN MlLLoNDoLLARs@
s. Y TUPPER, Agent,
In Planters and Mechanics Bank Building, East
Bay.
6-l
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Tie HOME has the pleasure Of announcing, in
addition to their usual dividend Of FIVE PER
CENT that, In accordance with q recent amend
ment Of she General Insurance Law OF the State
Of New York, che Directors have voted to dlstrt-
Ebd.e efrom tnSa accumulated funds OF the Company
ssoO;ooo ln-new stock among the present stock
holders
BY this It wtllbe observed that the capital Of
the Companyis is now se,5oo,ooo, the increase OF
s6oo, 0ooin Its new form being more absolutely
pledged for the security Of policy holders, than it
was when held asa surplus land, liable to be dis
tributed smohs the stockholders inssheT wazzof
CASH DiyIdends. 49, q, q5ists'it
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no RENT. TWO FINE SQUARE ROOMS,
Cistern on thepremises. Apply. OF this Office. :
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HASEL STREET STORE; TO RENT
IL occupied bye. b. Carr, & Co..; Possession
given October lst next. Apply OF K1NSMAN'S,
No. 262 King street. s--->-sJauQe-3
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Uans:.;; :;

sxTTANTs Or ALLs KINDS CAN BE
wv made Known % eYerybod In :hb col7mn
iatthe rate OF 2S cents for twenty -worda or tess
.eHch tusertion, II paid In advanca, = - :.
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ApsrRAcroP THE
TH1RTY;FoURTH sEMI-ANNUAL STATE
- - MENT,
Showing the condition: nt:the Company on the
first day OF July 1870.
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WHICH MAS NuOIy clOCtSu W ."hisS sons'ieu
ents. It is not by negroes tia! Ms,South is op-
pressed, but by ,Ohte men; Its most dangerous
enemies are the white Radicals OF the North;
and 1t Is ridiculous to expect redress from a
while mans party when party Of white
men are the authors of all the mischief. Is
Grant negro? Is Holden negro? Was old
Thad. Stevens negro, or elected by negro
constituents, Has not Europe groaned for
ages under priestly craft aad kingly tyranny,
without negro among all her oppressors
Are the English oppressors of Ireland negroes?
Was Poland dismembered Ny negroes? Is
Cuba held in sabjection BY nation Of negroes?
Unfortunately, a great part of human history
consists OF recitals Of white tyranny and op-
preston: and nothing could be more prepos-
ferrous than to expect Justice from "a white
mans party on the sole ground that ts men,
bers are white.
ls.What the South needs 10 he rescued from
is the domination of the white Radical party of
the North, which has controlled Congress for
ten years. The Southern people would have
no difficulty IN managing the negroes ii
they were freed from white Radical interfer-
ence, excrtcd through the Federal Govern
ment. In NORTH Carolina 1t is Holden's mar
tial law. backed by Grants bayonets, that
Keeps the Stat, under Radical control. In
Georgia The Radicals dare not hazard an elec-
ton, and the Legislature is passing an act,
under color of Congressional authority, to
continue the present radical officers il,
authority beyond the term for which they
were chosen. 1t Is not negro voting, | ut out
side Federal pressure, that is the unmanagea-
Bile element in Southern politics. The only
means OF relief, o political revolution in the
North, and Southern Democrats must concede
that our opportunities for knowing the North
arc better than theirs.
1--WE ask the Southern Democrats to recos-
nize the fact that the North is the real battle
ground of political freedom for their section.
Here, where the victory is to be won, ifwon
at all, We have no negro voters worth nam
ing. It isa. contest between two parties of
white men, and perpctuatlon OF the old
quarrel about the rights oil the negro only
strengthens the enemy. The negro question
is the only one on which the Radical party
agrees; it is their cc!sy principle OIL
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A CoLoRED WOMAN TO
Ny COOK and wash for small family. Ap-
proved references required. Apply at. No, SO
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yTTANTED, AN EXPERIENCED SET
wv TLEDMOMAN, white or-coiored, tonurse
an infant. Apply with recommendations, o. No
81 Wentxnrf ftI Street. ~ - = aMYgel- =
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-13
CAGHION.

The public is cautioned against employing apy
~, since the Roberts Patent cover the use Of The
torpedo and NIL explosive materials for oil wells.
and the OF such materials by other parties is n
ringing any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS win he
dealt with according law, and AZ acting wilIuIly
and knowingly III defiance Of law and the decisions
OF the Courts
with A view TO accommodate OH Hen in eycry part
of the on Region. They have employed tho most
efficient Agents and ASSISTANTS thaI be procured
fnr iLc business. Each Torpedo ia labelled with
Ia af patents, together with the price of the Tor
uclo, aIid'signed by M officer Of The Company, so
eyory Operator wishing n Torpedo may know its
nrire and whether il came from or ofcs
One ators will confer favor by reporting to this
Onico any negligence Of Agents. 10.
'rhe following named persons hive been appoint
oI Agents and Assistant AGENTS I, the Oil Neciu
oi Teu,ls, lvanla AMI West Virgni,.
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Inst OF AGENTS.

T.TUSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI-
TY-SrEPliEN OoF Office, lIamilton's Cigar
store ad iress Titusvile, Pa. Assistant, John Van
SciYcr. - .
TY--U IL THOMAS. Office and address, Man.
si,n House Iitusyilic, Pa.
SHAMbURG AND VlCINtTY-GnORGE If-
I'm Ofiice, ShamDurg; residence, Titdsvlle, Pa.
Assistant. A. A. West.
ENrghPHISE IlkAS VILE, BEAN
FARM AND Plfis;LG n W. VAN
VIlEr OAice and address. Chase House, Pleas
antvillc Assistant, ii. q u huntington.
TIDIOUTE AND WEST UlCKORY-CIIAS.
CLARK. Office and acdress, Exp css Office. Tidi
PETrOJ,EUM CENTRE ASD VICINITY
LEVI MASON. ONCE and address Petroleum Cen
ire Pa Assistant Charlses. Blacki,ord
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and Di,,ric. lving
on oil Creek and Cherry Run. from story Fs, sHs ~
McC tockville--JAN ANESl lSAUNDERS. Address
y arr Farm, Pa. Assistan ). Luther b. Saunders,
Charles H. Cochran and wi liam,Hoyt ''|'@'
McCLIMrOCKVlLLE, OIL. CITY AND RFNO
"A. S. NtST. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
+ ANaLtN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY PIv
Err WILBER Office and address. Franklin Pa
SCRUBG ASS, FOSTER FARM 4 PAaREn'S
LANOINni-RICIIARD W. REDFIELD. Office
and aidr as ScrubCra3s, Pa Assistant, 4. W. l'oi-
.teiield address EmlVntor, Pa.
W ESP VIRGINIA-C ID. ANGEL, and II. L.
COOK. Address, Parke sburg, West Virginia.
tlebrrts Petroleum Torpedo 60.
mny,-lly
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A LLEGHENY vALLEYR.R

New line to Buffalo, through the OIL Regions.
JUNE q, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
OIL City franklin. Parkers. ar. Pitts'g
Nail. 90 N 055 a Ii 12,30pm 8,00pm
Day Exp, 400 2,33 pm 435pm sDpm
Night Ex, o,2O p IN 1905 pm 1,OOam 7OOam
GOING NORTH.
fit'sburg. Parker's. FRANKLIN. or o. City
Day Exp. T.Sl m I1.iGam 1.56pm 29pm'
Way Pas'ra,3 30 IN 4,35rm e,30pm T6pm
Night Ex, 800 p IN 900 M 5,50am 8,3Osm
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Night
Express trains both ways between ittsburgh anc
Cory
J. J. LAWRENCE, Gen. supt
THos NJ. KISu. Asst Supt.
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Thanking our friends for their liberal patronage
tho past, we sha! use our bss. efforts to merit
ia continuance. siaroS III
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philadelphia & Erie II. n. :
SUMMER TINE TABLE.

On and aftcr Monday, May Both, 1870. the ,ralp,
on the Philadelphia u Eric Railroal will nun as
follows: " ''
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-27
ASSAY OFFICE FOR RENT.

TIVE ASSAY OFFICE, FURNACES AND FIX.
TURES, on Main street, Hamilton. and now
occupied by Messrs. Bradshaw \ Co., are for
rent, from and after June 18th. The rooms are
suitable for a store or other business purposes.
maol. 10d STEPHEN MILLER.
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Mines Tested Quick.

II AMNow READY TO TAKE CONTRACTION
Testing Mines to any depth up to 1000 feet,
at any angle-taking out a core one inch in
diameter the entire depth-with the Leschot
Diamond Drill. II. NJ. IRuE. Agent,
fma2.tfl At DR.. Spalding's Hotel. Hamilton.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
dissolution Notice.

V,HF PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ING between the undersigned, under the
styIe and firm of Cook Brothers. Hamilton,
Treasure City, and Austin, state OF nevada, mas
Neon This day dissolved, by mutual consent,
lewis Cook retiring from said firm. All debts
against said firm will be paid by Isaac Cook and
John A. Cook, who are alone authorized 10 col
LEWIS COOK,
ISAA COOK,
May 7, 1sI0,1m JOHN A. COOK
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spociaI Notice..

SIOOC1&tA CtAS0
A IL MEMBERS OF LIBERTY HOSE COM
~ pANY, No. 1. in arrears for dues and fines,
are hereby notified to pay up by the next regular
monthly meeting. as the laws of the Company
will be strictly enforced upon all delinquents.
BY order of the Company.
ma24 ED. lESELE Acting Seerethry'
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I. 0. O. E.

HAMILTON LODGE, U. D., I. o. O. r.,
meets ever SATURDAY EVENING at Ma
sonic Hall. Treasure street. All Brothers in
good standing are invited to attend,
J. MARCHANT. Nj.
r. sApp1En. r.. ap27-tf
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OWNERS WANTED!
SORREL HORSE and BLACK MARE.

THE SORREL HORSE is BRANDED
lzN'J. W. on the left thigh, and both ami
~ mall are shod all round.
Any person or persons owning said animals
can obtain them by calling at TRAVIS BRO
Stables on Friday or Saturday, proving property,
and paying charges, ma25-4t
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Dissolution Notice.

V.HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ING between Maggy Mccarthy and Arthur
Mcmahon as partners in the White Pine Laun,
dry, has been dissolved this day by mutual
consent. All accounts due the said Lsundry 70
be Maid to the undersigned, who will conduct
the business as heretofore.
Hamilton, Ney, May lth, 1870. ma6'lm
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NOTIC Z

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN A. PAX
TON, Esq. Agent of the Bank of California,
holds my power of attorney and is authorized TO
collect all debts due me in White Pine County.
Persons owing the house of CHARLES kOHN,
Treasure City, are notified to make immediate
- settlement, or legal proceedings will be COM
menced to obtain all claims.
CHAS. K0HN.
Traaspre Citv. March l6, 1870. aprl8-tf
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-06-11
A Wonderful microscope.

Rev. Daniel Wise, D. D., editor Of the New
York Sunday School Advocate, thss speaks Of
the celebrated Craig Microscope
Its simplicity, cheapness and great magnify.
ing power struck me with surprise Then / was
examining hy's eye by its aid, and was struck
with wonder at the skin and power of the Creator
which is displayed in It's structure When I
saw statement In an advertisement that the
Craig Microscope magni6ed one hundred diane.
tets, and could be bought for g. so, 1 thought
it was one Of the humbugs Of the hour. for I
had paid 800 for microscope cot long before.
But nov find it to be a really valuable instru-
ment which | should like to see in, reduced into
the families of our readers in place OF the
manifold useless toys which please for an nour
and is then destroyed. This microscope would
both amuse andt instruct them and advise
every boy and girl who wishes to know the
wonders which lie in little things to save his
money until he has &275, which win pay for
the microscope and the postage when sent by
mail"
AS holiday gift this microscope is unsur-
pissed, being ornamental, Instructive, amusing
and cheap, and never losses its interest. Agents
and. dealers supplied on liberal terms. A sample
will be mailed, post paid, to any address for
s275, by z. H. Ross, Locust st., St Louis, Mo
Read the advertisement in another column.
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snd addressed by Messrs.
land q, Liney, and the Champion Of
: p .Sor. and others. Mr.. TreVellick De, !.
l 49, his speech from the porch OF
\ Rcpplier House, and the meeting
~ acted into thick, Dense and
'on~ n.ot mass of people, who turned
~" and attentive faces straight
loTa rdl,a sd0 out Of Trevellick's mouth,
nav - ".rsiont into the hearts of the
sens vent. S and some Of the most de-
h'Ien a,rai;ye Of them, after hearing the
s aSf'T few remarks, proposed three
h f... Stop, stop, stop y says the
cneeLs sr athere is no time to cheer
'PeAAITb have too much to say to you for
row. and he went on calculating the
i'sl, inIes on which the grand National
II lLo4 movement is founded. That
L ,.o compact mass of people gather
'.'s ',;lI Closer together, and become the
Y y, attentive audience | ever wit
ness :, i useless to write ont Mr.. Ire
.n;,t's speech, but its effect on all
, !, heard It, was great and ladies
= Gentlemen If all ranks were among
] 1ua Evidence. Not only was the work
; II well pleased with the address,
NY ivy The factor, the coal operator, the
i N n and physician, were equally
nm m nlessea, and to day express their
IN ,nausIifed praise. Mr.. Trevellick's
..1s brain seems to be well stocked
~ sublime ideas, and the machinery
i M capacious chest is in such perfect
der that those flow out with a terse-
-e,s and find snug nesting places In
' GOOD honest heart. / cannot say
y, y, mach in Mr.. Treveliick's praise,
M NAV he live long to pursue the
THos. Ii. WALTON.
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FROM ENGLAND.
LONDON, Nav 20, 1870

LONDON, May 20, 1870.
giAofoftbs WOREmsMArs ADVOCATE:
DEAR SIR: / herewith enclose a
clpy of a new programme proposed
FIJI adoption by the General Commit
tCl Of the Land Tenure Reform As
sociation in England, and trust you
vii give it a place in TIE ADVOCATE !:
CIvIs.
/. To remove all legal or fiscal impedi-
meuts to the transfer Of land.
,. To secure the abolition Of the law Of
pEimOgeniture by the passing of the Real
Est-tes Intestscy Bill.
g. To restrict within the narrowest limits
TIE power Of tying up land.
4. To claim, for the benefit of the State,
tHe perception BY taxation Of the unearned
- rease Of the rent Of land, 80 far as the
-7me can be ascertaiRed), or a great part
" :. ;an-esSn which il continually taxing
place, without any effort or outlay by the
F'PrietorS, merely through the growth Of
EQUATION and wealth.
o. IOPromOte policy Of encouragement
2 cooperative agriculture, through the pur-
chase BY the State, from time to time, Of
;>.aies which are in the market, and the let
70; T them, under proper regulations, tc
'ltl cooperative associations, as afford
'lihcl'nt evidence Of sPOntaneity and
promise Of efficiency.
Y 10 promote the acquisition Of land il;
similar manner, to be let to small cultij
yl'5Ts, on conditions, which, while providi
'lg ior the proper cultivation of the land
snail seeure to the cultivator a durable inl
.a.est in il.
y. lands belonging to the Crown, or Il
}la-o bodies, or charitable and other Cd,
aoFnents, to be available for the same purl
l''' as well as for the Improvement a
m iwellings Of the working classes (; an,
% suCA lands to be suffered unless in pu9.
sasoc9 Of the above mentioned ends, or fcl
Fo''nr and exceptional reasonsl, to pa5:
'lie private hands.
? All lands now waste, or requiring u
a1 Oh Parliament to authorize their il
a,,oSOre, to be retained for national uses.
.'mpensation being made for manoril
hsis and rights of common.
y That while it is expedient to bring i
lis' portion Of the present waste lands u4.
nj idiilvation for the purposes and on tie
t'1cples laid down in the preceding ard
lf' \ is desirable that the less fertile pc+
a'ns and those which are within reach h
pFcIOus districts, should be retained in Il
Sa's o wild natural beauty, for the genera
.-'ynent Of the community, and encora
N4ene1t in all classes of healthful ruIa
'-'e' and Of the higher order Of pleasures
-so, 10 order to leave to future generatiohl
'le dCcs sion of their ultimate uses.
JOHN STUART MILL, Chairman.
PETER ALFRED TAYLOR, Treas.
ANDREW REID, Secretary.
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FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
EpARDvIILE. NAV 81, 1870

GRANVILLE, may III, 1871.
"a, EM,cr OF the woRKNGNAS's Advocate.
Al a mass meeting of the w. b. A.
Of District No. 8, tie following resolu-
ioas " ere adopted
gssolVe5 That we tender vote Of thanks
a & p Trevellick, John Sihey, and Luke
g,a man, s6r the able manner 10 which they ad
e.sed this meeting.
Resolved. That we tender a vote Of thanks
w he members Of our sister districts, Locust
isc and Ashland, for their presence amongst
us his evening.
Resolved, That We in D strict No. s, do
" Nv alhere to the basis OF 1859, and to the
NsOns Labor Union.
Resolved, That we, the members Of this Dis
.is, have full and explicit confidence in our
County President, Mr.. John Siney, the sneers
md nsnuatiOns Of the capitalists, commonly
srown as the miners Journal" to the con
.sry notwithstanding.
Resolved, That copy Of those resolutions
h mt 10 the Anthracite Monitor" and
WoRKISGMAN's ADVOCATE" for publication.
JON DENXENY, Pres't
WILLIAM LGLLY, Sec'y.
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International PresideS


COLUMBUS, O., June 8, 1901
. v. ALocK, Esq, Rome, n. Y.
-t'F SIR,-From all the statements | hale
,. ag the troubles Of Rome union, r.
WI -l' Nh following are about the particular
''.' Fred Stahlberger and Charles
.lL ler drew their cards from vour union
,. -"e during the latter part Of April, or tie
'ftOf May 1870. After they receives,
Wy Is they concluded to remain at Romh
Gu 'tad OF redepOsiting their cards they DDS
I. N'em and still claimed their membership
H.. Union, (but | may as well state h4re
"orthguer was president and Stahlberder
No. ana corresponding secretary of Rotle
WI. -D % the time tEey drew their car&).
P Iese men claimed their membership Ito
Nh. loh wee President George G. BROWN,
[, Hg president Of said union, appointed
ger 70 hll the vacancy Of financial end
rotary The M iority u the memberl OF
A'.a spion demurred against the action of he
"-l cling president ID appointing a non.mem.
~ 10. MI the vacancy Of an Office, and AT their
'ft IulAr neetIng the majority OF the meun-
.'s 1 tb' above union would not reco,piz.
U1 leSaehts appointment, and a general dis
asst "Vn Was the order Of the evening and at
eaShich az appearance Of a general row, dur
rs hnnIn 'ne charter was taken from where it
Carried eng, the frame broken and the charter
friends icy bY Stahlberger or some Of his
-4Suea " ~ \. Cnarter carried away being the one
BY tbc p tue National union, the charter issued
klled M, i rational union not being oroperly
fine ,,.5.y' a few days thereafter Dor ion
neeti,. Of Rome union met in a special
e''SteI ohcers in opposition 4 to
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s'orktnanan's Adrota1e
CHICAGO, JUNE IL, 1870.
CITY MATTERS.

ANNoUNcEMENr.-From a private letter just
received from Mr.. Trevellick, President of the
National Labor Union, we are enabled to an
nOunce that this gentleman will be in Chicago
on the 25th, 9th, 2sth, 29th and SOth Iusrants.
when our citizens will have ample opportunity
afforded them Of hearing this able defender Of
equal rights expopnd the principles Of the Ii
Dor Reform Party.
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Rattle his bones over the stones,
Its only pzuper whom nobody owns.

MODEL SUBscRIBERs.--Last Wednesday even
ing we had the pleasure of meeting in our Sane
tum two Of our oldest and most esteemed city
subscribers-men who have taken the ADvo-
CATE, from the first day Of its publication to the
present time and who have stood BY it under any
aid all circumstances. Being requested to see
show they stood"-We found that their subecrip.
tons had expired with the last issue, upon
which We were rewarded with two years sub
scription from each in advance. Readers, are
they net entitle 10 the name We have given
then-XoDEL sUBsc51sEss.
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EMIGRANT TRAINs.-An indignant correspon-
dent, who has been nearly five days making the
trip between New York and Chicago, writes TO
US warning all migrants from coming on the EN-.
grant trains, which, he says, are little better
than hog pens, with treatment to correspond.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-06-11
Local Notices.

A SCIENTIFIC WoEDER.-The Craig microscope
adapted to popular and scientific use. Read
the advertisement Price, s2,75.
How many housewives are there who have
experienced the difficulty Of obtaining good vim
egar, Read the advertisement of W FL Bishop
in this paper.
COOP wholesome vinegar Any one can make
it. See advertisement Of w Il Bishop in this
paper
CHKAP EURoPEAH PAssAaEs-Messrs Heury
Greenebaum l. Co., corner of Lake and La
Sale streets, are now selling tickets to Europe
as low as that BY any other line. The steamers
of the Guion rank among the best afoat fol
speed, safety and convenience. Parties desirou.
of bringing out their relations cannot dc betteE
than secure their tickets from Nessrs. Greene.
baum & Co.
The COMMERCIAL LOAN COMPANY, A North
Clark street, offers special inducement to de-
positors of small means. Nov that our work
ingmen are fairly under way, we advise them,
BY all means, to lay BY little every week. TIE
gentlemen connected with this institution rank
amorg the wealthiest and most responsible Of
our citizens To trades organizations especi-
ally, It is necessary that the parties to whom
are entrusted their funds, should be above re-
proach, and certainly the managers and direc-
tors Of the Commercial Loan Company, possess
that qualification. Deposits of one dollar are
received for the especial accommodation OF
ingmen.
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The picnic Of tue German Trades Assembly
was, az We predicted it would be, a magnificent
success. Nearly 5000 persons we're present on
Sunday, and it is estimated that Mondays re-
ceipts will liquidate al expenses Probably
81 ,O00 has been realized as the proceeds.
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A SAD, SAD COMMENTARY.--I.ast Saturday the
city wns visited BY a severe thunder storm,
which resulted in the death of three laborers at
work in the vicinity Of Milwaukee avenue. The
papers which contained the sad announcement.
also conveyed the statement that two Of the
unfortunates we're respectively 20 and IS years
Of age!