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CAROLINA RICE.

80 tlerces received dire I from Charles
ton, IN store and tor sale by
VI. REILLY,
1899 ami 1871 Main Street.
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MEATS AND LARD.

sugar cured CauvaSSed Hams, sugar
Cured CanvaSSel Shoulders Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bac IN, Plain shoulders, Clear
sides, sugar urcd Dried Beet, fresh from
sWOllc house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard IN tierceS BAR
rrlS. nall barrels, kegs and pahS, all at
lowest market rates NJ. REILLY,
1909 aud 1911 Main street.
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BROOMS

800 dozen fancy, riouS sizes, just re-
ceived and for sale by VI. REILLY,
1903 and 1871 Main Street.
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.,TPOXT'S WHEELING Pow
DER AGENCY.

HAVE AT ALL TINES II MAGA-
| ZINE "a large sock OF the above cele-
DRAFTED Powder, VIZ: Ride, Sportin,, IN
cans. Blasting and Mining, IN metahc
packages which will sell al wholesale al
nanulHcturer's prices. l have portable
magazines OF different sizes Tor ShlpEI,hiS
and will ieliyer tree on cars or boat. This
powder Is uuequulled In strength anu
quality. NJ hEIkLl ,,
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Dividend Notice.
OFFICE OF WHEELING

OFFICE OF WHEELING J
AND BELMONT BRIDGE COMPANY.
WHEELING, ". Va, July :, 1877. J
The Board OF Managers OF this Company
have declared dividend OF four 81 pei
cent on the capital stock Of the compau Y
out OF the earnings for the past SIN
month', payabl" on demand, on or after
the 10th day OF July, 1877, 10 the stock.
holders or their legal representative
holding stock al the close OF the 3Jth day
of June, 1877. JOS. LAWSON,
iva Secretary.
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IIe CApITAL PRIZE, $50. 900

. O........ 1900
y lOO........ 800
1857 Prizes, amounting tO................sl O,iuO
Write TOR Circulars or send orders TO
NJ. \. DACPHIN, i. q. Box 692 New Or
leans, La.
9th Grand Monthly Drawing, Tuesday,
Sept. Ilh. Capital Prize 5000. Tickets 10
each iy5eDWS-gt
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WANTED.

WANTED TO BORROW, 500 TO $500
w on rea! estate security, at fair rate
of interest Address W. I. b,
j.2E Register once.
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AsPLENDiD OPPORTUNITY
TO WIN A FORTUNE.
Eighth Grand Drawing. 1877.

At New orleans, Tuesday, Aug. 9TH,
Louisiana state Lottery company
This institution was regularly inc0rpoi
ateu by the Legislature OF the state Tor
Educational purposes, in 1865, with Oapi-
tai OF s 10000, to which II has since add
ed "A reserve 1und OF $4,000 It's Grand
Single Number Drawings Will take place
monthly. II neUer scales or pOap0neS. Look
al the following scheme:
EApuEAl PRIZE. 100000,
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LOST.

KNIGHTS TEMPT K CHARM. TIL T.
y finder will be suitable rev Tded ny
leaving ii nj lll2 MAIN ~ Nhf''
ip.Ul
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NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEM
a selves Indebted 10 the lat" arm of
H.nncgen, Bates 4 Co. will lind il to their
interest toctll and settle without delay,
AT No. ll5i Main street. ielS
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REMOVAL
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

EOR THE SPEEDY CURE or SEMINAL
i Weakness, Lost Manhood, auI u'I ..,.
orders brought on by lndiscTciiuu or ~.
rrs,. IN, druggist has iho iugrrrI"ul..
Address DIR. JAQl ~ Is co..
IcLNrgr tlurluuyt. e.
, 1877-07-30

uoncd. One gentleman tried Tie extraordinary
experiment Of tmpeiltnE hilnseif honewafd by
swallowing hts tnuskct aud touching y
Off frnip within himself, but discovered hit
mistake In tflMe to avert scFtous consequenssn
In the excitement at the moment te1f1nea
J}rtcadicr-Gcncral offered to ship, on Z pas'
scnger trafn as 4 man before tho mast. anu,
bei19 refused, wanted TO kno" whctnsr ns
could 70 through ~ an tnvnice 70 tne stooGn
department of the Permanent ETpn@tnn. N
despair, AeEcrna veterans pinned poeta!cst ~
their shTts anil threw thctnsclvts ny the teaek'
determined To trust to luck and Some conec1cn.
tfous ma''-accnt to pass them thro,i1h. 10 aHa
to tho terror Of thche unfortunate men, thcy
couldn't get Anything t" eat that va palasa,
bic: and, ne the crows knew thla. thcy h0Tercd
abt,yc the ouncthted soldiers and 'cawed' In
iOrous anticipation Of A big Quaker City
fuj,ci, Happily for aching breasts AZ homo.
.the lmrs' began ttrn4K!1nE into tho city
Yesterday evening. One gallant Majos was
pttlrch In military boots, q brakeinan'6 panta-
looms, ia cnat worth mentioning, and tclc-
rraoll opcrator'a zap. flia friends met HIN at
thc lcpnt nntt greeted him with cheers. Though
traycl.stained and wtnry, be told tho story of
his terutG charge Upon tho enemy with the
nloacsty lccoYnfnl in 70 Rreat man. lie re-
viewed bis co,tssc briefly. merely touching l.cre
and thcrc Upon the number Of fintcrs aic had
stranglcf ami otherwise put to death, and re-
marked that II somebody didn't hurry back 10
Nlairayttlc with rome sandwiches and beer for
tic First Division. somebol5y would starve to
DEATH. It was hts impression hl.n that the
strikc wns over, 50 far a. tho West wM con-
ccr1led Mt least, M The great majority Of the
strikers had chased him all tho wby llomc."
, 1877-07-30
FIVE CENTS.

cdesy.3s thort TING ssumpy, ltt'e. ono.
ntnuf 1nternat,onats, and after lsaIting
C.ntan Or a t5at @ at H. r.
report to Mr.. Relcher for oFdcrr. Looking out
at "thc company" Mr. Belchcr fund instead al
the big, brawny workmen that ho
saa saopr ''s' That &sa s"s e senoaay sa" ,s ins
Fa!fiasf mustered for serrtcc. "Tho
Captain" wanted 10 know where he should
place his guards, and Mt. nclchcr told lltn that
,'c M w. tn eh1Fee, and might put 1ta 1en, wl,e,o
scattered them around the building, and short
y came back and inquired II MI. Dcichcr dI.!n't
think Il would be the aauare thing Ia gisc them
tometiin9 n 70 est. and ~. beeh,r etul.ln't help
set lad been 70 long Without good filing. that
s7uarer thing than good meal could nut bo
put Up to them. lie tod "the Captain" az
onss ,hst tney eon Tx Their meal. At
concern, and II wi!l readily be imagined that
thcy did not fall to avail themselves Of
tho courtesy. At any rate. tho eatlug-
l.ouse sent tn by the next morning for their
~ $!5 for liquor showed what the men
thonght they do the most good At. When this
bill came n the Ernt,rnan MAS very politely told
THAT he could collect his liauos blf! himself. aud
tic rest Of ft!o account was pad. Meantime
The gang. hasln0 got their ktoNarhs ft11, had
.ii.appcased, anil the full. brazen furulcncc Of
tho farce t'cgan N manifest ITSELF \ mcssetI-
rcr being sent to tho roonls Of ''tlle Committee
TO inquire the reaeou vhy the rlsanl had been
abandoned, brought back the Information that
the Mayor had proclaimed that hr would give
protection 10 workncn, 10 the service. ot tho
Committee were not needed any LONGER. II WAS
hopes Of q longer supply Of ratiu:s, and 70 they
t!rnrped the game "a coon o. II was lEkc1y Il
wo.il! pay nj longer. However, It Ia admitted
that the guard, Ridiculous A. It wa*, gavc tho
SrneIn1en rs.Nta - NrottNt IN n a. ft,nfr
during the night 80 that the refinery ts well
enough satisfied.
, 1877-07-30

sent out both passenger a1nl frcI9ht4sAIns, A
Ro<xl icat o! oblcction WAX tnRdc 10 this hr The
atrfkeFf, and hbtmt no~n quite cro~,l nf them
mt go out. and marie quite q demonstration.
Gen I'atea sent = company Of militia to the
train, WIN surrounded The strikers, ttok them
prisoners, and put them In confinement. This
quiete.l! them materially, but guards were put
on all sral'm which lett .utsequsnt!y.
and no morn trorbic occurred. Alnntt
JOG stFakers, or their sympatlltzers, who
INDUCED n 'onfl talk ~eFc ar!etsctl during the
striker about the depot Or any eit the rarlr.
The engineers on the Vant'aE!a Road struck at
II o'clock last night Notwithstanding thus.
passenger t1ain on That road went out this evtn.
Ing, the engine being driven by nun-Btot'1er-
!is Road. whict, wh4 70 leave Tcrrc Ilaute at
II rs laat night, was ready 10 start the engineer
dtscfted It. In a few minutes another engineer
was found in the pcrfon u Mr. Frank Myers.
TELIEK IN TIE nAnK
OF Mckeen q Tu!f, who mou.,ted tue cab and
brought the train through. On its arrival here
thts htr. Myers run the locomotive tn the rount'-
housc, wien he VISA assaulted BY thirty or forty
strikers and badly beaten, but he escaped. All
Is quiet In East St. Lnuls Tonight, and the out
look II promising. ten. Bates says be was sent
there to re-establiah LAW and order, aAl hce that
the embargo Oh commerce ID raisefa. and that
he Is going to d0 1t. lie Will refrain from c1tr-
c's,nE positive force as tong IS possible. but he
saya II he Is compelled 10 use It he will use It
vigorously. lie says TINT II ssrikers or riosers
collide with bis troops thcy will ret hurt, az be
has no blnnk cartridges. 4 great tnuny Of his
boys being war vctcruns, they know TO fire low.
5HALKn ORDERS.
BT. I.orIa, july 2v.-Fiyc companies Of United
States truopt left st.. Louis for bcllcytlIe at 6
O'Clock tAts evening, With scaIed ortlcrf. The
prisoners captured by the soldiers to-day were
examined this evening by John Il 0bcr1y, State
Railroad Commissioner. and oil OF them except
three or four were released, with warming to
go home and keep away from tho depot here
after.
ATTEMPTING TO aAIvANizy THE srR1xE INTO
LtFH AGAIN.
fpfcfnf NsSuich 10 faf 1rttttas.
Ia eAL1E, ILL.,, July !aQ.-Lant evening the oF'-
cratfvca Of tho Mattheifscr T. lleglcr Ztnc
Works. Of ibis city, numbering about ;soo men
and boys, mostly Poles. proceeded IN a
body to the three zinc manufacturing establish
tnents ~ this city and the oic fl Peru aEl drew
the fire from the furnaces aud from under the
boilers, but destroyed no property. Tie Min
cral Point Efnc Worits In this city and tho llli
nots Zinc Works Ut Peru nre running to-day.
The coal miners and lalorcrs OF this city and
Vicinity arc to hold IN adjourned meeting at 1C
o'clock tomorrow forenoon. There as been
no coal mined here alnco last Wednesday.
, 1877-07-30

Ap+ct1t Disp4.&cA to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. C., July o0-3cn. Hancock
tclceraphea. 1t All carly hour this morning from
Httsburr, that bc regar.icd the trouble there
at IN end, nnd the force from Philadelphia susl-
cent to keep tue railroads open. lie regarded
the prospects, OF trouble In the mining region
rs rather serious, hut also thought tho present
arrangements OF tho Statc and national author
ltcs all that would be necessary to control tho
situation. Gen. Barry, At Baltimore. and Gen.
Getty, at Cumberland, both tclegraplcd after
midnight TINT trnlus continue to move without
Interruption. Slight trouble has been reported
from Ftncenncs. but an,nle force 10 stop IL Wa
dispatched from near stat,on this morning.
, 1877-07-30
COAL.

Special Dtspateh to The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 20.-The events Of
The past week have ecnt coal Up, and 1t will not
get back to summer level agatn this season,
sure. The shurp rise to $5.;5 In Delaware,
I.ackawanna t. Western. aud 50 IN Delaware &
Hudson, was entirely unwarrantcd By the an
iicpatLon OF diminished production, and WAS ag-
grayatcd hy rush Of tho shorts 10 cover
Nevertheless. everything Indicates m Inter
fercnce witl the production which will send up
the price permanently. The auctions Of the
last week were indefinitely postponed, neither
the Pcunsylvanta nor the Lackawanna Company
being really TO guarantee their delivery. The
miners Of tho Delaware i Hudson Canal Com-
pany s1c all out and demanding Is per rent In
crclse In Wages This company has put
M rates 50 cents. The I.chfgh Valley 10 stand
any more eoal. They will sell what t'acI have
al 10 10 Is cents advance. The Pennsylvania
had It's shipments tntcrfercd will By the strikes
M tho Eric. but just - IT advauced prlcas 80
cents and Erie WINS ready to receive it, coal ,onc
OF Its bridges was burned
ron rua aKcoSp TINE
Within week, and the head house Of its gravity
road was sct on fire and destroyed. This Will
compel ecssation for .ome t!mo, though It's
stop work. Al the mines Of the LehEgh &
Wifkcsbarre Company arc stopped by the
blockade OF the, Central. and some of The
ess ssa e.nna a1a coa i0 1a sn sks Il wts:
arc quiet. The Delaware. LackaHanna q
Western Is the wosst OF Of all. /: has gil IT,
Ing At raeld rate: Ia fact, there |. not mino
I.acxawanua districts. Tho sehuyllsill Com
pany has
TIL WORK ALI. 70 rrsuLY.
The, Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Com:
1oJ1T IN iii 5t71F nj
, 1877-07-30
ILLINOIS.
ALL QUIET At HRAIDw0op.
c,,s.irF fkn~1frk n 93A T-h4,na

6peetol Lfssofch 10 1at TFiesnf.
s"' hssn M ,.; vu5 ny .n 3
e'o.y sot's a.o ~" s.u ts.,"' a t..s
lec'1ng among too m'n'he pop"'atlon
Is easy. The colorcd miners were
brought buck this morning from
s..,n r. ~. st.,,, fe,,s M.,' r.n,,..,, ort
ona5 o5 INC Gnu 'ofee, . nen' "onch' ana
children there were about 4oo IN ~. They were
perfectly orerjoyed q. being enabled to return
n .h..r ,sork Thev san,r ait the way darn.
.on,.,frr ,o.tly ,f frvrr, nsn. nm, 1lvr c1,icr.
s''ss eu. nrssen,"I .' % r,,rioms ' ~ sn.etsc1s =.
troops hayo had a day Of thorough
or,ovmont food .1rroav d.nt.v a woudcrfni
".,:n,s -. rsal,,a tasg,.sI~a. ~ homs ~ ~.
aptitude q makinE themse19es a. nome !of tho
campalga. A scries OF exhibition drills were
aiyyn during the tlay, and dreas.pasatle in thu
ev,nInr. fhe movement ot the troons m
para1e werc yery ancly executed, Tho boys
hh'ea4"e WILL ,',.. ,,,,,.,,x
,ci1 ,h.v ohrafncsi \ rnosi deaI ~ snnl,r.. fr,m
tic towuspeoplc, Another search }or arms yas
mada in tIs aftcrnoon. md about t,fty shot
guns guns. md IN muskcts: Ind = dozen Tcyoiycrs were
VI. made q offered, aud. indeed, The pro;
's' naSsiail,a& soares 'ee'a " ipse.e.. n'te e
residents OF the vicinity drove Into town, and
tnatis holiday OF It. The men arc in excellent
health and spirits, Tho oulY ono under the doc
tors caro- bcjue private naucd Hwcaecr. In
i!n,nnnny I. Enurts, Ecujrn.nt rho ~. a .ii1ht
fryrr nhntn"rsnh.s hne. ~ "nv ,hs,,s,on y;
H. n:os,tt.. ~ uusG ~ sh = ~
~ nss *sce ~ PtosoRsApulnR tuo sQ!ulels slh.
e.5! N gfoaGs, and oy couipanies. Tho tntners
ice, very @ DAILY ofer tne tetnsn i' pf re eolofe
tue, viii do with "tba n!ggcrs" When Tho
tr0Op8 are Withdrawn. but tllaa La regarded -
mere Wind.
st.7 A. ,on,.
~ eT. Louls, 1uly .S-Eaae IT. Louis hAs looked
ike eampkroaMi To-Day, and everything was
bu4tle and activity. Tbs State militia cutl1-
mcnccd pouring into the city about S o'clock,
and BY 1Q o'clock about 500 had arrived. Since
then 4 number mora comnsnfes h1vs c1m. .n,f
Tonight thero arc from liOl 10 iAH3 soiiic,s in
sowm hesidrs thc f;n;taa &c. ~ '.v ssu'S.s W
~ e,.ae hnr ~. Dasso h st.tSs tfoopA some
~ tae '4.tS. a'h ns's osen ,"Hnu1aMn. pus thert
remain enough 70 guard The property OF tho
CNlo Hns.so'pVr t.; Aa9 sus southeEn foads. s1d
N.Y., iu.o sns Es:h n"e as.s 'tTRa eomPilea tne
rnsa ~" E''*ot1 'ss's'e"'s o' !AIhon sstlonal
, 1877-07-30
THE STRIKERS.
Renewed Destruction of Min
ing Property in Penn
sylvania.
Outside Strikers Force Miners to
Quit by Disabling the
Works.
Considerable Excitement at East
ST. Louis md Tcrre
Haute.
All Serene at Brafdwood
Yesterday---Return Of
the Negroes.
Chicago Fails to Afford a
Crumb of Ieiotous
News.
Guard Duty Still Performed by
the Regulars and Vol
unteers.
Rumors Of Contemplated Strike
by Some Of the Railroad
Engineers.
Several Sermons on the Strikes
Preached In Different
Churches.
nIob Law and Violence De-
nounccd in Unmeasured
Terms.
An Eloquent and Timely Discourse
by the Rsv. v. Y. Pot
ton, D. D.
IN GENERAL.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Mob Law and Violence De-
nounccd In Un1neaSured
Terms.
An Eloquent and Timely Discourse
by the Rsv. ". Y. Pct
ton. D. D.
PENNSYLVANIA,
FURTHER pHPTHs or DAsTAiRDY.

Special Dtspa'cA 10 I.i- Ttsbans.
o~n..-a., y, hi, N ,rh, ,,.;,n ,,l,,-
:. ~. III. 49,. 49, -
"s". 49,. .. .a. ~ 1se nm w.. " W., % se
~. een. "Iay Il s1''s w, ~
".o~ :. W. .,' :. III, a :" 49,. T'
..sy' a''a .s1s -, n.". = rI.,.,.a.' r,;
1'sue's ~ Nv " 1Au"se" ~a.ta Io"'.
pso5 4r.t "o'n 9se'.,""' "o.''us' W." s"oo0
u wy .s'n0,Ha"!a eua' esmp*.y a'e =" e.'.
iosceo Hneness ~ aeeonhs VI tne uestsnel1os VI
nsa",.ouo" @ a.u u'iuso w. t"cls ssa'lS ,~il-
loaa' lno nea".uo"e1, "h'en 1an !.s@tsu ~
tnc rooos OF '"s el.5' was pu'nea ao"h
a. oclock tnH moshng "
moo "no saspt'sca tno "atchman' anu 1SIne
nun WIN ropes 10 "c.9hpos'"e t'ec' satuFatea
1t OF with fnntch. II matlo fierce blaze,
which wa MAINLY vl.tb9c. Thu destruction of tho
head. .houar cor,ncls
As~>A'"o3'S e.t'p.s 's's".s
COMPLETE sToFrAuh
from Hawley to Plttstown. 1t waa not tho
work of tho Co1npany's emploYes, but Of out.
.,,Jerx. who tooG thot mo,lc ri forrlnc> the
a.agsa' "no soo~ o,, .mns 'nouo VI lo,e'ns .ne
ht1'ho up"n t"o1'. tno e"'s! 4'An4a ~oa' to'n'
pany have recently been working on full tlmo
ut their mines, and tho best OF feeling exists
between themselves md their vor)fmru. TIM
1a,,er are indignant nj tbc ,,o.tn,a,v mi .n.,
49, ~" ~ 49,. ~. r.', ~, ~.
not be replaced until the difficulty be-
tween labQr and capital t4 settled here
4 hr,3oo m The Cnrnnpv}a ro,J ,wn. t,,rred ~
- - os'o6s y" ""~ ee'''p'.' '"'~ vs.. n"'.sa ~
spring bFook On SATURDAY marn1n9, nut II MAJ
promptly replaced. aud this murntng Il was
na,sSs @e =, 1,,,aaa n.y., .,.. ~ noo .a,,"ss
uela"ato q '1uuho' noau' ea"s y! uv n''"e's
aafpsaseo loadcd coal tsaln on saturday. ana
forced the men TO abandon 1t. There Is now
NOT 4 NINE WORKING IN THE VALLEY.
and Al, railroad communication with out.,1c
~. ~ 'se"a .o''su'eao" "s,,. n,. 49, o"sa"e
to"na H tnofongnly oloeAaaea' 1ie 1toh' Jol'h
braaoin, OF New York; Ia stll here, In eonsultA-
tion with th local officials OF
TIM cornoratIon. Init. thus far. mn
sfyor, b.s h..,, ,,,ao +, r.r,-,r .",,,,I ~ .ns
, 1877-07-30
TON SCOTT,
HIs REPLY 70 THE CHIEF or TH1 BRo7HBl
HOOD or KNalNkEN3.


HOOD or ENGINEERS
rmLApnLp1ltA, July a25.-To u1 Eazor qf IN
Nsn FORK f<Ta1d: ! see Rn account Of an inter.
view had With T., II. Arthur, Of tbs brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers, In which hc atAiea
that vi TholuAs A, scott bad gonc himself to
I1ttsbuEg, boodshct and not would hare been
avcrted. Whenever the officers OF ruad hare
met the Brotherhood and have evinced dts-
position 70 treat with u, NC have h2d no strika;
II Il only Whenever they haze refused 10 nfbi-
tra.e With ~ tnat We hare had str1kn q tho
only means Of redFess."
In response to this, permit me 10 say that thts
whole statement u tuost unfair to nc and TO tho
Company. The tirst lutimation ot this striks
WA given no altar had retired for tho uight
at : point on the DelaNsre MEer. twenty miles
from rhiladelphls, aud the strike wAa !nsugu-
rated without Any attempt to hare conference
With tue otlcers Of the Company. 20 nlueh was
burg Division la started East with bis fa,nu and
was ~ hls way east Vi Altoona, wien tho strike
took place, and the trsirs Of The Company
were .tvpps4., IL in'tnedlate's cs!ne to the
otIcu iu Ne.k Philadelphia about midnight and
theru found that uAe Mayor of rittsburg aad
the sheriff Of the county wcru cudeavoEinE to
restore law snd order. They had found them
4elyes unable 10 dp 20 and Mtfo forted to ulaka
III appeal 10 the Governor for military aid. A.
III tlmcs and under iii circumstances when tho
ulen IL the teryice OF our Company lsfu coMe "
meet the o6icess Of tue roa1 fur conference they
have been promptly aud courteously met.
1t u more than month slngv Z large uelt<A-
sion OF the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Eug+
nces2 kad cunlefence with me 1t thu oifica IN
thl&i c.tJ, where everything pertaining 70 the
Qutstlu Ut reduction waa fully discussed, tho
Eeault which waa that tho men, representing,
- thes stated to TIC, the engineers and bremen,
addsessc4i me lestrr 1tailug that tha reason
g1Tep I the reduction, caused by tho 9Eet
lepfu III Of the business of the country, VII
entirely satisfactory to them, and that shey
would stand thoroughly aud nrmsy BY the Com
10 anJ way reasonable Tor tho combinations
that 6ase eeu IL 2de axaiu&t the leading bu4t
uess inter, I'D Of the eauutsy, which hAve IT,
suited Iii G4:lke4, rlots, and destruction OF Gie
ana pIopcf:L Aud tho easl1e suspenslo1 u ~
, 1877-07-30

Epeesat ntspdecA 10 77t TtbunA
1srY7ALo, July 23.-htr. Taylor. supertnten.
dcnt Of The Lake Shorc 1soad, gives notice that
freight trains will be started on that road to-
n,urrow, tl1c men having agreed tu rcsutuo
work at the C0mpany's terms. This cnua tho
strike here.
, 1877-07-30


NEW 0RLzAss July D.-For the past few
days s1mots Of q strike have been prevalent.
Yesterday employers were asked to sign papers
guaranteeing higher wages to hands. Several
bakers wero vailed upon. A meeting will bo
hcl1 to-day. The authorities are On the alcrt, and
last night the Washington Artillery and Louis-
lima Field ARTILLERY were under armA Tho
entire local military has received orders to bo
III readiness, The military hare been charged
by Gov. Nichols, In tho event Of IN apprchcn-
slyc gathering. to dlsperso 1t Immediately. 1t
an7 hazard Or any cost. No blank cartridges
will 10 used
aAN DIEGO, CAL.
SAN DIK0o, July 2D.-Tho citizens, learning
Of tho designs OF the criminal and hoodluus
rtcmcnt to atttmpt 10 lfu and plumber tho
Cllinese quarter, yesterday organtzed q safety
committee. Arma were obtained fron1 tho
United states bArracks, anl the best citizens In
trusted with their Use to put town any attsmpt
n Etottng.
WEST VIRGINIA.
PlrEsnuRo, July a0.-Tho strikers in West
Virg!nis having declared TINT tho Baltimore
d Ohto Road should not be opeucl rrgulars
hRye been sent to Grafton and kcysct uisou
the requ!si,lon OF Gov. Matthews. The Com
pany announces that passenger and frcigGt
tralns will bc resumed 10 all poiuA tomorrow.
, 1877-07-30
E1& AL91
NOTICE..

Owing to lrsereunuon VI maila by railroad ats1kss
hads for erection Of Agency buildings At hensona
lreet Yellow Mudlcinr RIVER and Poplar R!set.
gu tbs Missouri will b reeei. I'd until August trst
kA<4IAl1s. J. II. HAMMOND,
Supt Ind. Ahslls.
, 1877-07-30
Union COLLEGE OF LAW

of Northwestern Univcrsy, EVANSTON and University
OF Chicago Judge Henry llooth. bean. Tuition. $50
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jaxne address UNION C0LLEGE OF LAW,
Chicago. ILL.,
, 1877-07-30
ROWLAND SCHOOL

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UNION SPRINGS G:'fsth Mh III fs9!.s!
Especially attractive sGUcllko fnRttutfon TcpAfA.
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lrrsldrnt-uE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ii. H., Am.
Vtrn. treaidens-M. ANNA Wf1iIk,
The New York herald., 1877-09-13

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7 + 8
WITH FULL PARTICULARS
AND RESULTS
TO-DAY.
/ ENOX, 18TH 81. AND 5rlI AV.-ONE SUITE OF
LApartments, second story, corner; restaurant
"MARSHALL.n III WEST 18TH ST. CONTAINS
and back stairs $40, $40. $50
MORRIS b. BAER n Co. II West 34th st.
ONE IN EVERY RESPECT a FIRST CLASS FLAT
Oto let; rent 500; only respectable families
to Inquire In 30 West 18th St, of the ONNER
nRLEANS FLATS, sTH Av, 57rH AND 5sTH SIS
Oseven rooms; ali improvements; private halls &C.;
x24 to $40; many other Flats. SIG to 500
j. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT, 7O2 9Th av.
fTO LET-AT o51 LEXINGTON Az, BETWEEN 9th
79th First Floor and Basement high stoop brown
stone house; sl improvements excellent location rent
$40; also Upper Floors rent, S23. Apply premises.
rT,O LET--AN ELEGANT FLOOR OF SIX ROOMS. IN
private house; all improvements Apply at No. 1853
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