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OF FOREIGN BOOKS. Subscriptions received for
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T,RENCH LANGUAGE.-EARLY IN IN
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TRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. I, KNIGHTS
II OF PYTHlAS.-AtrenL your regular Weeh.
~ Coarocation. at pythian Han, corner Of Society
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"A" A>Ae S',e O, II. FLYNN,
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MULES FOR SALE.-SIX LARGE AND
M we'll broke MULES, sound and In good con.
ultlOn apply at once to T. y. HARLEoTUN, o1Nce
Palmetto Wharf, foot Of Hazel stree.
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II INGs MOUNTAIN MILITARY
n SCHOOL YoRKvLtEE 81, s. 3mThe psain en hEss .bs
session Of the School year. ls WIZ snts ~ on innH 5e
TsRas.NFor School a expenses, / e.. Tuition,
Board washing. Fuel, Lights Books Stationery,
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The sprInp Session opens Monday, January
o. 1872. The conrse Of instruction affords thor
sitS | study or for business life. The virginia
Military Institute has recently corsr opSn
ing the entire course In that Institution.
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for Sale.

EOR. SALE, A No. ! FINE MILCH
Cow, with young Cali. Inquire ar No. s..
tate ST. eet. lane3-tuth2f
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WASHINGTON RIFLE CLUB.-AN
w Adjourned Meeting will be held THIS EVE
MING. at hslf.past7 O'Clock. Every member IS re re-
91ortsnce Will he transacted. Those members who
have not returned their Arms and Equipments
"'0 Pv Srder. PETER FALL0N,
;onSa Secretary.
A DGER RIFLE CLUB attend AN
~. Extra Meeting Of your Club at the Armory,
JOun street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, Inc
ee: ieraI attendance Is requested as business OF
Importance will be transacted. The Committee
OF the Harion Rine CLUB are invited to be present
Ry or :er. A. J. JAGAR,
jan23-2 Secretary anu lreasufef'
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Cigars, @nbarrn, &r.
NHARLESTON WHOLESALE AND Re-
TAIL MANUFACTURING CIGAR AND TOBACCO
HOUSE,
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MEERSCHAUM PIPES specially. therefore
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Christmas Presents.
ALSO,
An extensive and complete assortment Of all
aricea in his line ef business is kept constantly
on hand giving facility Of nng without de-
with cash. or draft on responsible houses In the
city. Purchasers are requested to examine his
perfect Stock before trading elsewhere.
f WILLIAM SCHROEDER
Proprietor Of Emperor William Cigar Store.
uoVl
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN, A BLACK
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X RAND EXPOSITION AND SALE OF
(T EUROPEAN PLANTS AND BULBS
RAMEL l. CO.. Florist and HortlCuturists, have
arrived In Charleston with large assortment Of
Hothoute and Garden Plants; Fruit Trees OF all
kinds; new Roses. OF the choicest varieties In:
cludIng Standards, Monthly Roses, aud Dwarf
Roses; O. rich collection OF Bulbs, including La
BoJle de. Canon, which Is universally admired for
its exquisite flowers; Flower and vegetable Seeds
OF all Nnds; st. Petersburg Strawberries, bearing
fruit every month Of the year as large as hens
egg; also number of other Plants TOO long for
enumeration.
THIS splendid stock is on exhibition and for
sale at No. 157 KING STREET. 1an22.5
The New York herald., 1872-07-25

90 600 gallons Of OIL bv m,ras,a were no, caught
fSr S wy H.. h" snty been the entire district
u %ocns s..s. .Sad would have been totally ruined
The nrei~.ep
CONCENTRATED THEIR EFFORTS
tQ save them, which were happily crowned with
ehccess
rue oil store is the only remnant left Of the mag
nifcenU building. At the south side the fire con-
tinued to rage longest, and at an early hour TINS
morning still continued TO burn, Notwithstanding
the fact that TWO engines were pouring streams OF
water upon the unsubdued flames. The employees
upon the wreck, and the misery the fire has en-
tailed upon them. The skeletons of the locomotives
and the charred and blackened machinery taught
an eloquent lesson of the mutability OF all things
human. There Is scarcely an instance on record Oh
DESTRUCTION so SUDDEN AND COMPLETE,
but the intense heat Of the preceding days and the
scarcity OF water hasteEed the work OF death and
ruin.
AT daylight this moEilng few scattered beams
were still emoulderinE; but the Fire Department
had Withdrawn most of the men and engines, and
only small force remained to watch the smoking
ruins. The machinery Is entirely worthless ana
can only be sold for old iron and even for that
they can scarcely he used. 1t will be months and
months before the debris can be removed, and it
will be some time before Jersey City will possess
such 9 mannfactory again. TWO OF the
locomotives were to have been turned out to-day
and number ef engineers were waiting for them to
use on their regular trips The grief manifested by
the poor fellows for the loss Of their old compan
ions was great They seemed to love them with
the love sailor has for his ship rider for his
horse. When the reporter left they still continued
to sOrro owfully gaze on all that remained OF them.
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Marine Disasters.

snlp LApocA (of Boston,, Capt John Wiley from New
York for San Francisco before reported put into fak
land Islands for repairs reports having been Obliged TO
lat 81 20 Ion l32)W with rudder twisted of and
frame started and other damage. After leaving New
York she encountered heavy NE gale for three DAYS;
lIorn then had succession of gales IA days from WN
10 NV, with mountains high on the 2eh of April
lat 80 80 lon "a w TOOK gale IRON NV which shifted
heavy struck the ship aud twisted the ruddcr head
OF had to cut the rudder below TO get some chains
round It, Ncxtday got the kedgs anchor stock shipped
the ship on the I'll OF May, In another gale, heavy
struck the stern and started the whole frame and plank
Ing the Taer r. washing H. and the % at the
get the ships stern out of water ON the Sd of May hove
some nails from the main hatch overheard on the 4th
and 5h May heavy gales the ruddcr loose again.
side succeeded in securing IT, but could not ship
As the rudder almost useless with large quantities
OF water coming In through the STERN did not consider
safe 70 proceed on the voyage any longer On the 9TH
OF May bore up for Falkland Islands, where she arrived
on the 18Th Tie work of repairing progressing
the 18th OF May, and she would soon be ready tor
for the voyage, with the exception Of the oretopmast
staysa.
sur QUEEN or THE EAsT-Capt Stoddard, late com
mander OF the ship Queen of the East makes the follow
frsncsco March os Seweastc for cargo OF coal for
China; had favorable winds and fine weather up To April
49, when, at 80 AM the ship struck on rect not laid
Judge the observntons the day previous In lat ~ 30
souih, Ion 69 40 cas- and being afraid that the yards
would down got the boats out as soon as possible,
left at 10 AN for the coast of Australia. The wind,
and weather rgHyns king ayorasle made en- NE se and @
schooner Comrercc, Captain Drcwell, of sydney who
kindly took them board and landed them at the Cor
cnce Al The time Uie ship struck the wind was. light
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY "a, 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Bristol dsr, Phillips, Liverpool via
Queenstown-John Dale.
steamship Nebraska tBr) Guard Liverpool via Queens
town-Wilams Guion.
steamship Leo Dearborn, savannah-Murray, Ferris
Co.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, Charlestcn-II
steamship Ellen Terry, salycar, Newbcrn-Murray,
Ferris Co.
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bediord-Ferguson 4
Wood.
Bark Eros (Nor) Byron Bristol-Tetens & Bockmann.
Bark Veloce QtaD, Luzzi, Gloucester E-Funch Edge
Go.
Bark Urika Csus), LAUREL, Hamburg-Funch, Edge
Co
Bark Annie Augusta, Creighton, 81 Marys, CAT Mcr
rl Co.
Brig Wild Wave (Bp Brown, Falmouth-wm Nelson,
Brig d r Stockwcll, Harding Cadiz-Iunt Bros
brig Apollo (Br), Paddock, - Johns, PR Buck
Co.
schr Mary Burdet;e, Pearl, Maranham and Para-BJ
Weinberg.
schr Hortonsia Norton, Demarara--Mnler a Houghton.
sehr Eastern Queen CBr), Finder, Nassau and Tampa
Bay Jas Edwards
schr sappho BD sprague, 81 John, NB--Heney h Par
ker.
Schr Iucrcta, Cozzcns Key west--B J Weinberg.
Schr Minnie, Hudson, CharlcSton-Evans, Ball Co.
Schr q Baldwin, Morton, Boson-Chas Irving.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philadelpllla
Steamer Concord, Norman, Philadelphia.
steamer Ann Eliza. Richards. Philadelphia
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THE PENNSYLVANIA TRADE RIOTERS.

The Excitement At An End I'm williams
port-The Ringleaders In PrisOn-The
Military On The Alert.
WILIIAMsPORT, PA, July "a, 1872.
The riot excitement Is about over, but the milt-
ary will remain here few days to protect the mills
In case of necessity. Some OF the mills expect to
resume operations tomorrow and the balance as
soon as they can get a sufficient number of men.
The strikers are peaceable but declare they will
not 20 to work until the mill-Owners adopt the ten
hour system. The ringleaders who were arrested
still in jail There is no truth in the reports Of
persons being killed and others dying from their
Injuries during the disturbance.
The New York herald., 1872-07-25
CONTRACTS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

The proposals TOR paving, sewers, grading and
street repairs-particulars Of which have been adj
vertiscd-were opened yesterday by Commissioner
Van Mort. in the presence Of the Comptroller at the
Department OF Public Works. The bids for the
stone block pavement and for grading were post
poncd until Friday at twelve O'Clock. in order that
In the meantime, Commissioner Van Mort might OBJ
tain the opinion Of the Corporation Counsel in
reference to the legality of various ordinances
thOrizing the contracts to be made.
The New York herald., 1872-07-25
M'MULLIN's CONDITION.

The Wounded Alderman In q PrecNriOus
ConditiOn-The WOuld-be Assassin Not
Captured.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July "a, 1872.
Alderman McMullin's condition has somewhat
improved to day. and hopes are entertained Of his
recovery. All efforts thus far to find Nara have
proved unavailing, although 1t is believed the OIL
GERS are closely following him.
There seems to be no doubt in the minds OF the
Aldermans sincere friends that lie will be captured
and they think further thai those who instigated
him to commit the rash act will be In custody.
Evidence has been obtained as to completely,
but 1t Is not yet sufficiently strong to warrant an
arrest, although such thing was threatened last
niVllt.
The New York herald., 1872-07-25
ARRIVALS.


steamship Anglia Small Glasgow July l3 and Moyille
will iudsa and $50 Passengers 20 Henderson Bros
lad variable and moderate weather ali the passage ;
July ~ lat IS c lon - 81 passed three asted schooner
SHIP with black iunne., shoNing British colors, bound
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Sailed.

Steamships Nebraska and Java, Lverpool City of a-
vana lIavnna, &c City OF Houston, New Orleans; Leo
Savannah Sonth Carolina Charleston; Ellen Terry,
Ncwbern NC; bark Hermelin (Swedl, Cork; schrs Julia
A Decker, Ruatan Island; Carleton, Nassau, MP.
Wind at sunset NV. light
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BELOW.

Bark Eous (Nor), Berdng from Liverpool June (re-
cciyed pot July g. in lat 40 So Ion TO- from boat Fan
ME, No ~.
Bark lfildergaard (Nor) March, from Barrow June
(by pilot boat Francis Perkins No 13).
Bark Iarkspur (Br) Morgan. from Marseilles NAV 49,
Brig sophena, IA days from Cow Bay, CB (by pilot boat
The New York herald., 1872-07-25

NAnAsnAM, June 23-Arrived bark James ( Pendergas,
@ bark. sts & ssSe
sia sSAs qasis rh"
@ rl Vail Bamcrs 7h % brig 'S George rs burnSam staples
f
Nay %n por. ships Good Hope
Williams. from Melbourne, arrived 25th for San Fran
kspRs
%D Gf
snT %nd dS & dG & Tyor
n n s Mesis "a Il, s'ys% Fs.
May San ss,E ErsHsisss
RaSssy M May ship Naomi m Robert
SHIELDS July 2s-sailel previous ship Ericsson, Kelly.
aSn s m on s ns damage
or S p2 bark Son Sr sy g "a
oeas CSok ne Ha ron Hoios sbp s' Ssrnsc Dwight
sSDsny Ssw APRIL 10 mot isth-Arived' ship Alice
sarNs Wns GsrGn Tsean Sr.
Madeira, Nader Messndsr, cardenes. % "'''
Mary Or ks
shaw sylvester, north Of atteras 18Th Sarah Ken
nfay kS G2 sa s"HaaA Mr%Sry chn
pies, New York; i5tn schr deorgia Marshall Baltimore
TnlspAo July l7-In port barks Auss.tns ,Gr,, Ia,
bgs Winfield, Miller from Ceninegos arriyed gi' idg
Miller, Leland, and Valencia, small, do nellie ware,
for New York, n sail next day. ,.., a.
Sailed 10Th, brigs Eaglet Wiggins boson Izth rroens
Dyer, New York. 18th, Georgiana (Br HICKS do; Harold
W. WssnSanos son NJ, june GArryed Thames @
London ION discharge her she VIII go TO Auck
land and load direct for New York win hax ana gum
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, July 22-Arriyed, w steamship r. G
Knight johnson, New York scbrs w Huppcr, Gilman,
New Haven "a whitney. Laura Bridgeman, and Edwin
The New York herald., 1872-07-25
S HIP PIN NG NEW S.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
The New York herald., 1872-07-25
TR0TVING At GOSHEN, N. Y.
First Annual Meeting Of the Goshen
Park Association.

The first annual meeting OF the Goshen
Park Association commenced yesterday after
noon with two trotting contests, the first
being between horses that had never
beaten three minutes. and the other between
horses that had never troted better than 2:25 The
trottIng was good, and gave great satisfaction to
the numerous spectators.
The track Is most beautifully located in the town
of Goshen, not a quarter of mile from the Occi-
dental Hotel, in valley surrounded by hills that
make up lovely and picturesque landscape. The
track, unfortunately, Is but half mile in length,
but it is so well laid out, and the turns so nicely
'dshed" that horses trot nearly fast over it
as they can on mile One This track Is remark
ably safe, and the soil of nature that
seems very easy to the feet Of the horses
There half dozen large trees in the field, un-
der the shade of one of which Major Barker held
forth as pool seller, and his ringing voice could be
distinctly heard all over the enclosure
The following is
GOSHEN PARK ASSOCIATION, July 24.-TROTTING.-
PURSE $1,000; 5000 to the first, $3.50 to- the second
and $3.50 to the third for horses that have never
trOtted better than three minutes.
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Crooks Wine 81 Tar Jon viii hdd yOur testimony
TO its great ya'ae in correcting any lls sh ie,h s,
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co. Sold by Drprgists e' ory"haro.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-22

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-28
GAS FILTERS.
ATTENTION.!

Mr.. r. Jones on CONNER
cial avenue, second door west
ofTenth street, is manufacture
ing Boots and Shoes of the
best material in the market
and is prepared to fill all
orders on the shortest notice.
He guarantees both the work
and material; his patterns are
Of the latest styles, and his
prices lower than any other
shop in the city. Confident
Of the excellence of his work,
he invites the patronage OF
the public. ,o..sa an.