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THE PETROLEUM TRADE.

During the year 1877 the petroleum
trade OF this country has been largely eX
ended IN the markets ofthe world, while
production has not increased IN proper
.ion. A careful and intelligent estimate
Of the production Of the year, taking the
,iN months past Ms fair criterion and
comparing with the production OF last
wear, month ~ month, shows that tue
average for 1877 Will rot exceed 81 400
barrels per day; while the demsnd Is fig
ured 1t $1,000 bsrrcls each day tor the
wear. statistics placed the stocks on hand
.as; January, At - 10000, 50 that by the
close OF the year, if the above estimates
b, correct, the marA"t VIII bc pretty
bare. This will be tie csse unless prices
shall 80 much advance - TO stimulate in
creased production, which Is quite likely
10 be- the case. The crude market is At
this time quite firm and, indeed, some
what excited, and Is advancing. 1t
looks a. if it might swing up to - 90
again, and then look out Ior bsg strikos.
In looking over the list OF exports for
the first half of the year, it will be observ-
Ell ta4t the enormous increase has zone,
not into the i've principal parts OF Eu-
rope, but INTO comparatively new chsn.
ue!s
For instance China and the East In
dies have this year taken 4,5l4,O34 ga
Ions, against l l75. .59i gallons last year;
Brszl 2,O@5, ,SO5 gallons, agsinst 399,.
81 gallons last yesr; Chill 29J, 100 gal
Ions. against 40,5S3 last yesr; Syria
632, $50 gallons, against 1888 gallons
last wear; Trest, 2,404,469 ga Ions,
agsinS, 357 III gallons last year; Genoa
1907. .357 gallons, against 655, ,773 gallons
last wear; Gibraltar and Malta SOC, ,9i9
gallons, against 737, ,SC9 gal ons last year; /;
Dutch East Indies 1858, 500 gallons,
sgains. 2.79S,95O gallons Iast year.
These and many other facts which
might be stated give an impulse to the
belief that 4 grand stride will be made
in the year 1871 unparalleled IN the
previou. history OF the petroleum trade.
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tie Orange hall Oh -. James street,
Threatening the Oranceuen. who express
indignation At the manner in winch
the rlhbp. men line the streets.
,s il To lr,,midste them Tae
O-srpemen affirm their intention
10 Keen their bargain. but If inter-
ta-st w,,b IN comm from church
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Peare and Harmony.

CHAbLE-r.&, s. c., July IL. "A meet
ing Of ~hr,~ and b.sck citizens OF the
region XrpFn q the .ceoe f the Ellen.
.pn rio; -, isi VA, held yestercs a.,
with the view ot rs-tDring peace and
harmony Resolutions we're stOpte
.oosrry - the cessation Of race trouble
and tue dropping ut the pending Prose-
...fous 10 t1e state and Fedora. cyYry.
Tns promoters OF tue Liberiaa emI-
grant scheme claim - have enrolled
. 800 c1lo-s1 persya. % this city and
900 IN the State whJ have consented 70
.-frIyIHIE
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shermanUnbo.oms Himself

NEW YORK. July IA ,pecis. from
New Orleans .sy; tia. Madison Wells
hzs received letter from John Sherman.
which, De state, Is very bitter against
the people for violating what, he says,
vzs term o: agreement. He further
say. tLaL the .etter scOuts sil danger -
himself a. accessory, but that the matter
will only serve 10 show the people in the
their true light. The letter is long.
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States. and in no section of tho United
State i tho hY.i,... c,-r,sr ann with
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''s
that our sheep average larger 'na more
healthy carcass. and OF course are more
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Repeater Arrestsd:

PHILiDELPHI., Jgiy II. - frsut
Kelly bodsmsu will surrender him O,
the srh JrIlIes to-morrO~ and hs ~
stsrt Tor Cincinnati 10 charge Of Off :er,
where hs vii. stand trIs! on the charge
Of leaciug ganV oi repester' during The
Congressional ele tion beld there.
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Louisville SaengcrIesi.

LOUISVILLE, Jniy l2-The great mu-
sica. festival closed tonight. with An
audience IN attendance possibly .srger
than those At the previous concerts. To-
day the programme Included two con.
certs, one at Z. NJ, ard one in the even
'ng. The former WAS exclusively tor
local talent, and considered upon its basis
WAS success. The evenings perform.
ance was decidedly the best OF the lesti.
va, and muslcalIy considered, Is Tr)-
nounced worthy OF the occasion, and
'u.ly compeusstes for the great .ator and
care sPcno IN IT. preparation.
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ThatCiyiI Service order.

PHILADELPHIA, July l2.-U ;.
Marshal Nerns received this morning AL
.fi.sl letter from AttorEey-Oenera
D"yIus, calling attention 10 the civil
se- jca order OF President Hay requiring
every officer of the general government
t. take 10 further part IN the manage
mcnt OF political organizations. The
order WAS compiled vita by the msrsD4i,
who gave the necessary instructions to
hI- deputies and court officers
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Bonds stolen

Bosrov, July IA thief, yesterday
stole from the office OF T. b. TrothIng a
trunk contalng $4,000 worth OF bonds,
including one $1,000 and one $500 reg
istered bonds o; the Kansas City, s. Joe
tlhca;" lor 40 shsrcs OF the Detroit.
Lansing ana Northern railroad, the la.-
ter being in the name Of Sidney Brooks
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A GOOD many people in the Pan
Handle, VINO think the cltizels of the
Third district are entitled 20 equal rights
and privileges with themselves, and are
not band of murderers and cut-throsts
as some of our exchanges have attempted
to represent, reason in this wise: AS
Wheeling cribbed the Capital from
Charleston, and the State through her
representatives has signied her ~
tention not to let Wheeling keep the
purloined goods, that the next best
thing for this city to do is to return the
stolen property to tho rigntful owner.
They Will so express themselves, toe. by
voting for Charleston.
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TRIAL Of Northampton Bank Rebb@r-

SPEISGPGELD, MAS, July l2-In the
trial Of the bank robbers a. northampton
i,-iay tbe jury returned verde: Of
guilty. The prosecution snnOuncsG ~
r-stine-. . proceed with the IrAI or
breaking s,d entering Cashier WhI.-
lie.eys mousse. The hr.I lriAI was fpr
breaking 10 aud robb'ng the bank The
defense asked for time ~ .ecure addition 81
counsel and Tor preparation and the
curt adjourned tili Monday A mot O.
for new tri.l on the irst lndictmsst
vii. be mAde neIt week.
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Libel suit.

SAX Francisco, July y The Aire
ia county grand jury today oeEsn the
consideration OF the charge OF hbel pre-
terred by Senator Sargent and Congress
man Page against the Chronicle. Tue
grand jury OF Yuba county have ignored
similar complaint on the ground OF
want OF jurisdiction.
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Tobacco Sales.

CAIRO, JIiy I2.-There VS., = very
large Attendance from this and adjoining
States here !o.dav OF those interested IN
the purchase and sale Of tobacco Over
800 noG,ueaIs are on the books Pr :
were offered io7 the best lots; entries
tree. Over 100 hoEsheads were sold q:
good prices, and tue safe Wi. he cJnt.n-
uel tomorrow
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TneIrench Contract story.

CHICAGO, July l2-It l. proper to
s.ste regarding the L1tsr-O 'can story
oi heavy contracts made here and else.
where by agents OF the French govern
ment for meats &c, telegraphed from
here Tuesday afternoon. tnsL r Der
OF the mos: prominent packers here ceuy
having any knowledge Of the matter, snI
u iarge portion Of the business men dIs-
hnL eve n.
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THE NEWS.
Anniversary of the Battle
of Boyne Water.
Great Excitement at Mon
trial,
But, Fortunately, no Vio-
lent Outbreak.
One Man Killed and Three
Wounded.
Another Insurance Com
pany in Trouble.
Taxes on Catholic School
Property.
Important Case Decided at
Cleveland.
Trial Of the Northampton
Bank Robbers.
Sherman UnboSOmS Him
self to Returning
Door1 Wolloo,
Sherman UnbosOms Him
self to Returning
Board WelleS.
The Indians--G Gen, Howard
Says He Will Take
no Prisoners.
TIE OKANGEfIEN
No pubIlc pnrrne tnNcr no,k.

New YORK, July T. The O.sngemon
OF this city nave abandoned tn" public
parade rs part OF their celebration OF
July 18th, and will content themselves
to-day b. an excursion. Dancing will
be the order ot the day and evening, the
opening grand march being dedicated
to President Hayes 1t IL expected that
nearly ~. the Grand Lodge ofieer- viii
be present and deliver snort addresses,
and that the festivities will be partici-
pated in by fully 1000 Orangemen and
their friends
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The storm OF yesterday week in the
territory bordering Belmont and Monroe
counties, ju.t east Of MOrrlstown and
west of Belmont, and between that point
and Burrs' Mills to as..Isr u, BeaIlsville,
Monroe county, did damsge to the extent
OF $4,000. The Belmont thronicte
writes thus sorrowiuliy over the matter:
1.-The farmers VINO were rejoicing at
the prospect and were Oh the eve oI one
OF the most bouHtluI harve7ts known in
this count y'or YEAR, We're made heart
sick at tho ruin thst WAS wrought. Sew
cntv-tive or hundred of them will lose
from $500 to $500 each Many of
them are without any old grain or hay,
it having been disposed OF to make
place tor the new crop. A. 1t Is. they
have nothing upon which 70 subslst
themselves or Their stock. Their loss is
very serious one
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General Grant.

FEAsKEJET-OH-THE MAIs, July IL
Tie reception cnnmitte to-day coaducJ.
ed Gen. Grant through the Roemer a..
cieut palace OF tie Diet and the Csthe
drsl. A banquet was given this evening
10 honor Of tue General 81 Palmenyar.
ton
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Missouri, rrain wrecLcr.

ST. LOUIS, July l2-Lster adyiccs
from Wayncsvilie, No, say that lalo yes
,crdsy afternoon tH" counsel tor the
train wrecker, moved for continuance.
which Judge Hill granted, Ths will
take the trial over o. the Ar.t Monday
M September Another, the -IKth man.
has been indicted 'nr completely IN the
murder and IN the Vrccklrg uf the train
His name has not trausplrod vet, but his
arrest viii be- effected 10 day or two.
II II SAID that there were ten men en-
gagged in the dIaboiua deed and that II
will be proved IN the trial that they m
tended 10 murder """ry person on the
train They had cubs 10 readiness 20
brain those who were hurt too bad /.
run. ana designed 90 ,n"o: AL whD a,-
tempted 90 escape n. bodies were 10
be piled IN the wreck. the torch applied.
and AL evidences Of crime were expected
% be DESTROYED by the flames.
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Taxes ON Catholic school Propcrt,
important Case Decided.

CLEVELAND, July PA cs,r this
las attracted grest dra, oi public ~.
tentlou, has been on trial 90 this city for
several days past be ore judge j. VI
Jone- ~ the equity brsrCh oi the Com.
mon Pleas Court, IN VII ch Bishop Gu.
more. 90" Catholic Bishop ot THIS a.uy,,t
sought % cniuln the county treasurer
from collecting some $500 taN".,
a, assesSmonts on huas alleged to b.
neIi by hlm IN trust tor the use oi ,hr
CatUoicpsrochal sch o.- Inr Bishop
himself and other clerical witr"-,". ~rr,
cross-cNsmlned elshorat"ly, Ard - Hrlr
number OF papa dOCumr- Is and DEGREES 4
.ue various councils, the enc, lINal lottrr
ot tne Pope, etc, wcr" introduced by 81 Q
defendant Tor tho purpo," oi howIng
that the parocnlal schools were organ
iZyd and conducted orpurposes hostII" to
tree institutions, mi opposed o. TIE
public policy ot The state and not, there
tore, To be construed A. coming within
the meaning of th" exemption rlsu-r o.
the ststutr,, either ~ public school. "r a.
institutions ui purely public chHrar ."r.
and o. show tina, The Bishop holds ,uy
, tie 20 the property not ss trustee. nu,
absolutely accountable only &" the
Pope ot Rome To-iNy luig,
none., IN ~ elaborate opinion.
ED that the establishment of these
'rnooI, was not In any Irgsl .ruso op
posed to public policy uul"-, they w"r"
tainted with ilegauty of origin, purpo-"
or tendency, or IN cuutrovrnuou of pub
lie morality; that tt" Dlsnop Vas really
trustee for the property Tor school pur-
pose, and that = court OF equity
could, # necessary. cuiorc" the trust
that the school property WAS not
exempt Ms public property, but that be-
Ing built and partially carried nH ty vol
untsry donations. and no income arising
thc-efrom, they Uer" exempt from taxa.
ton n, institutions Of purely public
charity aud under tho sam" law n other
sccJsrrsn colleges sri institution, "l the
state, so lar as IN" ,e era tax WA con-
cerued, bat not exempt from -p"nial a--
-ossmeucs for sewers, paving, \.
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HAYES issues Iigh-,OuudIng rlst!.udes
to his subordinstes aboIt sDstsILing
from meddhng with pOutics, while he Is
soneming, intriguing aDl bargaining for
the organization OF tns Hcu.e in hi
personal and political Interest.
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THAT civil service policy winch would
make political eunuch OF man who
uappeDed to be ling = public position
IS civil service run 10 seed. Il man
ceases to be good citizen, aad therefore
ceases TO have and exercise an eEllEhten-
I'd interest in the political affairs Of bis
country, the moment he steps in 10 FL"
one Of its offices Of trust, he ougL, At
once 20 be summsrly drumnct out and
nan, not m.4>e, be sent to ill lis
place.
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An impudent-iookins tramp acco,ted
the lady of the house rs follows: SCOT Il
pair o. shoes" NO, sir. Got u shirt,
PAIR of Stockings, boots, s0ything"
Nothing everything has gone to such
creatures rs you!' We'll remarked
the witty vagsbond, looking the lady
sharply in the face rs he walked OFT, "l
should think 1t was about time for
Moody and Sankey to preach IN this
EeighbOrhood ~
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IT Is an interesting question wheth er
the summer with it, moonlight walks
ice creamlng., etc, l. more calculated to
lead young man to popping the qucs-
tlon tnan the encouraging winter Ia
tluence of n nice stove III the pArior aud
convenient sofa The Bureau OF
Statistics has not ye, extended It's re
searches to ms very important matter
PhiLadeiDhiG Bulletin
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PERSONAL

Governor Matthews paid u Il lying
visit, and WAS welcomed by MS most ot
friends at the White Sulphur Among
the West Nlrginians whom / have 'e-
Gently met here are Mrs. Tecle and
daughter, of Wheeling; Mr. Holman, OF
the Morgantowu Post, Hons. {. He'd
rick and w. a. Quarrlcr, of kHEawta.
e. n. II
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King Menlent, King of Abyssinis,
has expressed his Willingness 10 resign in
favor Of Alsmgo, son OF the late King.
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EDITORIAL CoRRESpoNDENcE.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, /
July 9th, 1877. I

July 9th, 1877. !
The long talked OF conference of poIitI-
csI magnates st this place is beginning TO
develope itself They are just cropping
in rather accidentally you know, there
being no preconcerted movement, ne
cording to the statement of each one.
When n politician of any note arrives
the newspaper men are ANXIOUS to know
what part ne expects TO play in the con-
:ererce-snd OF course is not slow in pro-
pounding the question. The answer IL
invsrIbly the same didn't know Of any
political Conterelce-tbe wife was in bad
health, and just came up here Tor her
benefit So old Adam and BeIknap are
repeated and the responsibility thrown
upon the woman. If any evil comes out
of this White Sulphur gathering of the
politicians, it will all be laid to their
wives, whose health hecams infrm at an
inconvenient time and brought their nus
bands together at the Springs.
Yesterday brought the most notable
arrival of the season up to this time, in
the person OF Hon. Benz h. Hill, OF
Georgia.
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a Toronto.

ToRoNTo, July = Beyond some stone
throwing, the day passed oil quietly IN
this city. IL" procession wss very arg,
including several lodgcs trom Buffalo.
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wonderful in the absence of thought.
think that female political writers are
great humbug." He continued, there !
another woman-Grace Green wool
who mas been singing words IT. me. 81
thinks that Lamar, Gordon and mvse,
are most dangerous men, and particularly
myself She describes me rs reluctant
| don't know OF any reluctant polio,
that | have. | an always frank auc
ready TO say what | think Ny friend
think that am too tree 10 talk and eG
press nay opiniOn-thst sometimes 1t Il
not polite TO do so Yet think that
man ought not to entertain an idea ths
he is afraid TO talk about And thai
Is lust the KIND man Ben Hill Is. He
impresses one with his honesty, his bold
ness, and hIs 5rIliancy. He believes ar
dently IN the future .! the SOuth-ne be
heyes that the South will reassert hel
sway snd Is destined 10 become the rul.
ing power OF the country. He sees NJ
reason why she should not assert heI
rights now, and vindicate the manhood
OF her sons. He deprecstes the policy OF
the Northern Democracy in keeping the
Southerar Democrats in the back ground
simply because they are from the South
He believes that man of talent and in
tegrity should be appreciated and recOg-
rized without regard TO the section ~
halls from.
BAYARD TAYLOR
One among the celebrities here who i
not accused Of playing part in the poll
tical conference, is Mr.. Bayard Taylor.
MIR. Taylor is here for rest and at the
same time can pursue his literary studies
under the inspiration afforded by noun
tain scenery Mr.. Taylor is man oil
fine physique, plain IN manners and dress
indeed Is so Indifferent TO his wardrobe,
that he could be elected Circuit Judga
if he resided in the State. lie is of Ger
man stock ahd in manners and appear
auce shows hi. descent.
CONGRESS OF GOVERNORS
The Cincinnati EHyHrcr and other pa
pers have fallen into the error OF speak
ing OF the CoEgress OF Governors here
as democratic gathering 1t has
no political significance whatever. 1t WAS
merely u proposition for the GovernoIs
Of the various States 10 meet mere, and
az JOY social season together Buckle
.ays tnat Ignpr4nc, and roi-InLercOurse
are TIE grcat,s. barriers to harmony al
prosperity. so, then, social iusercOursr
under such delightful circumstances "a
are afforded here ought o. promote har-
mOny And prosperity, and 1t was solely
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VOL. Ii.
3t'hr:I(NQ 4eql1trr.

Go,d r'os.d yss,.rray at 1857
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'''''
90
M Impressive 'ooN'uS I"1'''uU''' ho i
about six feet high well built and straight
as An Indian. Mr. Hill js about sixt,
-. ,.
years o. age YET ne uoe' not iooA 70 o'
over forty. His hair retains It's natural
c,lor-a dark auburn with scarcely
Il.
Soy
beard on his chm ana SIDE lace-part
grey and part OF 1t light sandy color.
wbo, :, . roe1,,s,iy.n b,s f.ce rre-
SehI' gloomy So'loFo oppression nut
when engaged IN conversation 1t bright
an. In and bis keen hazel eve is very
II .....
u ~ '''''" :" wa y 7''''0"'
open IN MS manner and splendid
taiker. He looks TO be lust the man 10
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HILL As BLAISE'S SCHOOL TEACHER.
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THE KIND OF BLAINE l..
In reply to = question =, to HI. estimate .
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