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A G E N G Y
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
GEN. JOHN B. GORDON. ...... President.
ASSETS January 1st, 1872. ,ei7 4oloo.
The undersigned having been recently appoint
ed Agent for Charleston OF the above Company,
would Invite the attention OF his friends and the
public generally to few arguments in It's favor.
1t ia purely Southern Company. and invests all
its accumulations at the South. 1t Is ably man
sged and has large capital 1t does business on
the cash system only, and at rates "a low as any
other sound Company In the Country.
GEO. 81. COFFIN,
Agent for Charleston, 8. O.,
spr.5-mwflmo North Atlantic Wharf.
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Ebt GbafleStp,t 9ews.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1872.

rAr. WILLIAM E. SIMMONS, Jr., is Inc
travelling agent for THE NEWS, for soutn
Carolina.
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~MY COAT COLLAR is so VERY
grt asy, must send It to the tailor to cleanse.
Save your money, young man, clean II yourself
in two minutes with the DOLLAR REWARD
SOAP" LOWE, NOISE 4 DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston, s. @.
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Meetinas.

TAGLE STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
IL PANY.-You are hereby summoned 70 as-
semble at your Engine.H THIS (Wednes.
day) MORNING, the SLh instant, at O'Clock, IN
iuil uniform, twhite pants) to attend the Tourna-
ment.
By order. ARTHUR NJ C0HES:
uiay8 Secretary E. 8. F. E. Co.
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CTONEWALL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
- You are hereby summoned to appear at
ihe Engne.House; THIS MORNING at ! O'Clock
precisely, In full uniform, white pants,l TO par
ticIpate ia the Tournament OF the Steam Fire De.
partment By order WIN. G. MILLER,
mays Secretary.
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VTTASBINGTON STEAM FIRE ENGINE
w COMPANY.-You are hereby summoned
to oappear at the Englue-House, THIS MORNING; at
O'Clock, in FULL Uniform, to participate In the
order. q. d. SOdWlNG, secretary
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Eegal Notlres /.


NTOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING
IN Claims against the Estate Of EDMOND d.
TYRRELL, Of 81 Thomas Parsn: VIII present ,,e sae
make payment to J. B. W. PHILLIPS,
Qualified Administrator,
At Messrs. McLoy d Rice,
mays-w3 Corner ri & and Hasel streets.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Application will be made to the Planters'
aud Mech ,nlcs' Bank for: the Renewal 4 the fol.
mays-wo. r. PRESS SMITH.
OTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUN-
y TY OF BARNWkLL.-Corrt OF Common
PIeas-vHN N. FITCH, Plafntln. against ISAAC
MEYER, OTIS L. COOK. JOHN GILMORE and
ISAAC B. HEWITT. feEdants-summons for
ISAAC MEYER, OTIS L. COOK, JOHN GILMORE
and ISAAC B. HEWITT. Defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and required 10
answer the complaint In this action, Wh1cn ls
filed In the ofce Of the Clerk Of the court OF oom
mon Pleas, ut Blackvile, 10 the County Of Barn
WELL IN the state Of south Carolina. and serve
copy OF your answer on the subscriber, az MS
office on Laurens street, In the Town OF AIKEN,
South Carolina, within twenty days after the ser
vice Of this summons on you. exclusive OF the
day Of service II you fall to answer the COM
plant within that time, the plsintln will take
Judgment against you for the sum Of one hun.
oFeu ahu oiA'J 'ee'eu uoiioAo "uo AoA'' os'oi "A"
Dated at Aiken. South carollua, this s 2ssh 18Th day
Plaintiffs Attorney, Aiken, 8. @.
To the Defendants ISAAC MEYER, OTIS. +.
COOK, JOHN GILMORE and ISAAC 3. HEWITT: !:
Take notice that the complaint 10 this action Ito.
gether> 18th the summons, Of which the foregoing
Is copy,) was filed In the Office OF the Clerk OF
the Court Of Common Pleas, at Blsckville, IN the
0f 20ukh l.
ma, on the 7th day Of May, 1872. ,o
msys-ws Plaintiffs Attorney.
ALL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
II against the Estate Of ELIAS GARDEN, late
OF Chai lesion, 8. O., Will please present their &C.
counts. properly attested, to the subscriber. and
all persons indebted to said Estate will please
-'NA' p'' A' " ALEXANDER GARDEN,
apr3.w6s Administrator.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
non PIeas.-W. A. COURrENAY, for Union
Wharves ct al, Plaintiffs, vs.. the City Council OF
Charleston, Observation-Disclosures for lDtunct1on.-
On read the gS y tSs
motion Of BuIsr & BUST, Plaintiffs Attorneys:
1t Is ordered and adjudged that the defendants,
the City Council Of Charleston, their officers,
agents and employees, be eDjoii ed and retained
from erecting, or causing to be erected In Pinck.
ney street. in the City OF Charleston, the tank or
trough, set forth Ia the complaint, for the pur-
pose OF filing the same with wafer from the Arte.
alan We'll, In the said City OF Charleston, to be
used Unfortunately by all persons and AMI.
mails In the said city or from filing the same with
wafer from said Artesian Well or otherwise, until
the further order Of the GouIt.
(signed) r. F. GRAHAM.
May 2, 1872.
certify that the within Is true copy Of the
original order for Injunction, OF nle in this ONCE.
A. o. RICHMOND. o. @. O. p,
may3 Charleston County.
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MARION STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
Nl PAEY.-You are hereby summoned TO as
semble at YOUR Engine neuse, In ful uniform,
THIS MoRSIEG, at O'Clock precisely, to par.
ticIpate In the annual Tournament Of the Steam
Fire Engines.
By order of President BARKLEY.
maS8 GEU. A. CALDER, Secretary.
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uants.

VXTANTED, A CLERK IN A WHOLE
w SALE and Retail Grocery Store, one with
some experience preferred. Address "Grooer"
to this office. may 6.mWzF
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS Of OHERAW AND SALISBURY
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at Cher W, 8.
c., on WEDNESDAY, the 10th May. at II O'CLOCK A.
M. J. h. MOWER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Cheraw, S. O., April 20, 1877. may1-wS
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vTTANTED, A NAN AND WIFE AS
w Waiter and Washer. for a small family.
Apply before GA. NJ, and between Sand P. ". at
No. Legare street. may7-2"
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Epst and fonn6.

r OST, A BROWN ALPACA UMBREL-
IL LA, with an Iron stick and bamboo handle.
at tbIs orfice' may7
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UTANTED, BY A WHITE WOMAN
w Americans situation to cook and wash.
Good recommendations given II required. Apply
AZ this office. may7-2+
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
aud Mech ,nics Bank for the Renewal q the fol-
lowing CERTIFICATES OF STOCK. ..ihe Originals
having been lost: 1880, 1,5l4 and
maYS-WoH r, PRESS SMITH.
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uOOK AND LADDER COMPANY, No.
I'LL 2-Appea ar at Truck House. In full Uniform,
at O'CLOCK, Tor Escort Parade.
a Hy order OF Foreman. JOHN BURKE,
may8 Secretary.
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Jor 6dle.

EHOR SALE. A TWO STORY AND A
IL Half HOUSE, No. 145 coming street. Apply
at the premises to F, G. MICHEL may 6-mWl6F
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NTOTICE ALL PERSONS HAVING
IN Claims against the Estate Of EDMOND d.
TYRRELL, of st. Thomas Parish, will present the
same properly attested and those indebted will
make PAYMENT to J. B. W. PHILLIPS,
Qualified Administrator,
At Messrs. McLoy d Rice,
msys-w3 Corner ri and Hasel streets.
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VXTANTED, A SOUTHERN LADY TO
w teach In family. One required compe.
tent to teach the higher branches OF English,
Music aud Drawing. Reference as TO competen.
cy and character required. Address Dr. A. d.
JOHNSON, Bamberg p. o., South Carolina Rail.
road. Information can be mad from Messrs.
PELZER, RODGERS & CO., or E. l. HALsEY,
Charleston. So mchlS
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ALL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
II against the Estate Of ELIAS GARDEN, late
OF Ohai lesion, 8. O., will please present their &C
counts, properly attested, to the subscriber, and
all persons indebted to said Estate will please
' f'' ''' ALEXANDER GARDEN,
apr3.w6s Administrator.
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VEGETABLE CRATES FOR SALE
v low at Builders' Depot No. 81 Church street.,
three duors north Of Broad. E. n. ahinhE.
map7-2
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DIOCEsAN VENTION.-
IL Elyhry-srcond Annual Convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church IN the Diocese OF
South Carolina. will meet IN st. Philips Church,
To.MoRRoW, May eth. Divine Service a. 10 O'Clock
A, M, JNO. D. MCCULLOUGH,
mays sec, etary.
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The third table shows the gain OF negro
population in some OF the Northern States
from 1860 to 1870:
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certify that the within Is true copy Of the
original order for Injunction. Of le In this ofce
A. o. RICHMOND. o. G. O. p,
may3 Charleston County.
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A LOT OF FINE BROKE MULES FOR
II sale at VESTS STABLES, euesm snoIa sstee''
between Friend and MaZyck streets. may o.+
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The second table shows the loss or gain
OF negro population for the decade from
1860 to 1870:
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UTANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w small house in the central or western
part OF the city. Address 90" at this office, stat
inc location terms 6c feb8
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DIoNEER STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM I.i
zine House THIS "wednesday MORNING, at
O'clock, 10 full Uniform, 10 participate N the
Parade and Tournament OF Steam Fire Depart
ment.
By order President A. r. SMYTHE.
Mays ]. W. hoNENHY, Secletary.
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BoarolnQ.
90 Rent.

ITO RENT, TWO COMFORTABLE FRONT
Rooms, with use Uf kitchen, II necessary
Good cistern and well on the premises. Apply at
No. 67 ApsOn street, near Calhoun. may8-wl2
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DOAT FOR sALE.-A FAST SAILING
Is CAT BOAT, coppered and copper fastened,
IN excellent co lditloD, for SALE Apply aoreneass
Garner OF Queen and state streets. may6 ..
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DHGNIX STEAM FIRE COMPANY
il Assemble THIS DAY, att o'clock A. H., az
Your Enuine.House, In full Uniform, lor Parade.
By order OF the President.
mayB B. ]. ROWLAND, JR, Secretary.
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Ex-senator WigfalI, OF Tex as.

The Baltimore correspondent OF the
New York Herald relates the follow
ing: Louis Wigfall, a native of South
Carolina aud long a Senator Of Texas,
is practicing law in this city. He is a
man of great originality, apIomb
quaintness and force of talk. He is
very earnestly for Mr.. Greeley, and it
is thought may be sent to the South to
stump such parts as have received the
intliction of Toombs and Wise. 1t is
very entertaining to hear Wigfall dis.
cuss Southern things. The old man
loves to revive the earlier scenes of his
life, when he lived in the Edgefeld
district of South Carolina, and made
bis great contention with the powerful
family Of the Brookes The Brookes
family had great numbers Of negroes
and broad acres, and were
sort Of hereditary office-keeper
in the Edgefeld district. They de-
spised Calhoun, not for his opinions, but
because he could command the stten-
ton OF the country without the aid OF
wealth such as theirs. Wigfall being
the henchman OF Calhoun in Edgefield,
the elder Brookes said some mean
things about him. at which Wigfall
sent him notice that he meant to post
him at the Court House door, and
would spend three hours in defending
the posting. In the Southern style,
therefore, Wigfall denounced old Brookes
as q liar, &c, and waited, with q small
arsenal, for somebody to knock chip
of his shoulder, taking his liquor in
the meantime, as he has been doing for
the greater part of his days. In
due time along came q couple oi
nephews of old Brookes to tear
down the bill, when there was
an instant explosion of percussion caps,
and one Brookes was killed and another
wounded. This led to q challenge to
Louis Wigfall from Preston s. Brookes
(the future castigstor Of Charles Sum.
ner), con OF the old man, and they met,
and at the first fire both we're slightly
wounded aud at the second fire both
dangerously wounded Before Preston
Brookes died he acknowledged the in
justice Of his family towards Wigfall,
and sent . nephew Of the latter to the
Naval Academy. These old and ruined
rebels are queer objects in existing
society, and their stories and legends
sls listened to ss if Captain Kidd o.
Sixseea-Sting jack were to come out Of
the grave. -
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GreeIey's Prospects In New York.

In answer to an interrogatory as 10
the prospects in his State, Governor
Hoffman said: New York State will 80
for Greeley with an immense majority.
The detection among the Republicans
in the northern counties, where, IN
1865, Grant had large majorities, is dai'
" increasing, and will, If Greeley is
nominated at this Convention, rise to
such proportions as TO eclipse our most
sanguine expectations.
well, Governor, aud how about New
York citvy'
New York city is all right, and will
give Greeley as handsome msjorlty
as il is wont TO give the regular Demo,
cratic ticket. New combinations and
coalations are forming that will add 10
the strength OF the Liberal ticket in
New York, and make the Cincinnati
platform and ticket indeed a tower OF
strength, for Democrats and Liberal he
publicsss alike.
Lieutenant Governor Moses S. Beach,
whom l subsequently, called upon, and
who is a native OF, and belongs TO,
northern New York, expressed his
views as to the political lookout 81
those counties substantially the sane,
and promised a surprise to the Repub
licans. who still believe that that Sec
ton will vote Tor Grant at the next clee-
tinn
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Greeley 60 Garry Ohio.

The Baltimore correspondent Of the
New York Herald writes:
had q conversation yesterday with
John G. Thompson, Of Columbus, Ohio,
the executive head Of the Democratic
party of that State.
"Isyour delegation unit for Greeley,
Mr.. Thompson"
"Yes sir. The party sends men here
entirely in accordance with the popular
will, and that is expressed throughout
our Stale for Greeley"
How can you account for this change
Of sentiment
"Well, party long out Of power gets
into ieuds OF its own and charges its
mistortunes, now here, and now there,
upon its own people. We have been
about six years learning TO look outside
fora leader. Nearly all our able men
were ready, four years ago, To adopt Mr.
Chase as our candidate. ! suppose
that all over the country. and psrtIcu-
larly in the South, whose misfortunes
have been overwhelming, that q similar
disposition is manifested
How does Judge Thurman stand on
the Greeley question:
Il believe he says he will support
the candidate of the Convention, but be
can take his choice There will be no
charity in this campaign for any man
who hoyers on the line"
Can you carry Ohio with Greeley?
"Yes, we can We feel confident Of
giving Greeley at least 800 majority.
The split of the Republican party lie
marked along the whole line OF the
State"
Where Is George Pendleton?'
George has gone to Europe. he
was mighty anxious 70 come here, apd
would have supported Greeley with
warmth, bat several OF Our old fash.
oned leaders are very weary Of Conven-
tons where they must spend q good
deal Of money In hospitality and lose
their stomachs before the thing = done"
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PROVIDENCE.
The Pioneer Captured.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., July 9.-The
Cuban privateer Pioneer, formerly the
United States cutter Resolute, which
has been lowering around Newport for
several days, was captured to-day by
the United States revenue cutter Moe
cssin. The Pioneer had crew ofsix-
teen men and three rifled cannon. She
had the Cuban flag flying. This morn
ing her captain has been in Newport
and in explstion states that she was
holding off add IN waiting for him was
captured.
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CHICAGO.
Reeeptiou % the French Rand.

CHICAGO, July e.-Last evening q
meeting of the members Of the different
national societies was held at the Tre-
mont House for the purpose Of srrang-
ing for reception of the French band,
who are expected-to reach here some
day next week. Nearly every society
in the city was represented by properly
authorized delegates, who were appoint
ed at the suggestion Of the French
Benevolent Association.
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New YORK, July 9.

New YORK, July 9.
Fifteen thousand people were as
sembled at Fleetwood Park to-day to
witness the trotting match between
American Girl, Henry, Goldsmith
Maid and Lucy for purse Of $4,000.
American Girl won the first heat by
half . length, and second by two
lengths. Goldsmith Maid injured her
quarter in this heat and waa withN
drawn. In the third heat the Ameri-
can Girl came in one length ahead.
Time, Ell, 2l73, 224. -
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Explosion.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, June about
halfpas; four o'clock this morning the
gas receiver at the North Pennsylvania
Iron Works exploded, killing three
men and iDjuring several others. The
engine house is q perfect wreck.
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AN K BOOK S
st. James Hotcl

LATE DAILEY'S CITY HOTEL
on Water street, within two blocks Of IN"
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and diTecty
In front Of the Steamboat Landing. IL IN n
first-clsss Hotel In every particular, and we
trust that when you visit our city We may
receive your patronage. The house has
been com pletely rertted and renovated.
and will challenge comparison with any
house OF its grade East or West. Nothing
will be omitted that viii add TO the comfort
and convenience Of guests and insure a
continuance OF their patronage. The table
d 'hote will at all times bs supplied with
the best our market affords, and be served
in a manner To win your approval. An
Omnibus will be at the eastern end OF the
Suspension Bridge To convey passengers
from street cars 10 the Hot free OF charge.
The prices OF Boarding will he Moderate.
Trusting that when you visit Wheeling
we shall have the pleasure OF your com :
pany at the IL James Hotel, we remain
yours very respectfully, -
ST JAMES HOTEL COMPANY.
WHEELING, May 10, iS2. mayi7-gsh
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NEW YORK CITY.
What The Tribune says.

New YORK, July 9.-The Tribune
this morning, regarding the Baltimore
Convention, says: A survey Of the field
leads Us to the conclusion that the Con
vention will formally nominate Greeley
and Brown without much discussion,
rather than merely indorse the Gncin-
natl platform.
what the Times Says.
The Times says: The Democrats will
to-day take the first step to insure their
final extinction as a political party. BY
nominating Greeley they will humiliste
themselves without accomplishing the
object they aimed at The Republl-
cans will unite in solid ranks against
Greeley, and the Democrats have
chosen the weakest part.
what the World Says.
The World says: II in the interest OF
Greeley the Convention refuse to nom-
mate any candidate it will thereby
proclaim the disbanding Of the Demo-
cratic party. To be sure it is an absurd
nomination for the Democratic National
Convention to make, but it is better for
the party to elect aud control him tha
to elect such a Republican and leave
him free.
What the Herald Says.
The Herald editorislly SAYS: The snly
question open to discussion in reference
to the adoption of Greeley IS whether r
his nomination be made usually or
simply suggested by indorsing the Gin
cinnati platform. There is no room for
a Presidential contest but for two par
ties-the party supporting and the
party opposing Grants administration.
The main question is the idea OF re-
form in the Government through a
change Of administration.
The 18th OF July Parade.
General Straler states that all the
regiments will be ordered on duty at the
armory ON July 18th, and that, although
no trouble is expected between the
Hibernisns and Orangemen, every
preparation will be made for possible
emergencies.
He Accepts, rs Usual.
President Grant has accepted an in
vitation to attend the Strauss ball in this
city.
Election OF Erie Officers.
The election of Erie Directors was
proceeded with this morning at the
companys Offices, on Twenty-third
street The following ticket was elect.
ed: Peter Watson, President; Alex. S.
Diven, Vice President; Samuel D. Bah
cock, S. Barlow, John j. Cisco. Charles
Day, John A. Dix, w. B. Duncan, Jno.
Johnston, Henry L. Lansing, j. 7.
Olyphsnt, Edwin Morgan, J. V. l..
Pruyn, Homer Ransdell, F. Schu-
chsrdt, W. Shipper, W. R. Traver,
Directors.
Returning to Work.
Most OF the trades on strike have
resumed work on the old basis. The
workingmeu in their meetings still dis
cuss the reduction of hours Of labor and
methods for making future movements
in that view more successful. The EN-
ployers are still organizing and expect
to form combinations strong enough to
resist future strikes.
Left for Baltimore.
Exodus from New York to Balto-
more continued last night. Among
those who left last night were Colonel
Grosvenor, Of Missouri; Horace
White, OF the Chicago Tribune; Henry
Waterson, OF the Louisville Courier
Journal; and q number OF Kentucky
delegates, besides large number OF
visitors.
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Wanted Agents! nSa,S, 1i% TO- -" sstPs! p.
stsst lmproVed, mOsl hImpIe and perIscI
Shuttle Sewing Machine
Revolution in Fuel.

A MBLERs GREAT vAPoR FUEL IN
n vention- shows enormous heat Con-
trolled a. easy a. gss burner. Great ecoD-
omy In raidng steam, melting and padding
iron, burning lime and brick, glas mssing,
distilling and beating gas retDrts, now on
Works, New York City. For permits or In
yitatIoss apply 70 or addres -.
JOHN BUTLER.
jeEp H Maiden Lane. ~. Y.
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Left for Baltimore.

Exodus from New York to Balto-
more continued last night. Among
those who left last night were ColoneI
Grosvenor, of Missouri; Horace
White, OF the Chicago Tribune; Henry
Waterson, OF the Louisville Courier
Journal; and a number Of Kentucky
delegates, besides q large number o
visitors.
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REMOVAL.

HAVE REMOVED MY PAINT STORE
i To No. q Main street, below Quincy,
Wheeling, w. Va. ,...-
Paints, Oils, GIaSs, Brushes, etc, cheap Dor
cash. MATTHEW w. MILLER,
aprl9z hoors and sign PALMER
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Returning to Work.

Most OF the trades on a strike have
resumed work on the old basis. The
workingmeu in their meetings still dis
cuss the reduction of hours Of labor and
methods for making future movements
in that view more successful. The EN-
ployers are still organizing and expect
to form combinations strong enough to
resist future strikes.