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N0V VERNM ENT Ale.

N N MI A II.
The property known as the GOVERNMENT TAN.
merry AND STEAM SAW MILL, +" with seventy ave
acres Of land, near San Antonio, Texas.
Scaled proposals. In duplicate will bo received mp to
the lat day Of March, 1867 for the purchase Of 70 acres
Of land (more less) together with the buildings
erected thereon, and the aPpursnAnees appertAning
that TO say;
ONE TAhHRRY
Containing Twelve Stone Lime yAtsi
RIFTY TWO WOODEN VATs
SEVEN STONE POOLS,
and capable Of tanning ID, 900 hidss per annum.
ONE STEAM SAW. MILL, capable Of saving 5. 900
feet Of lumber daily, -
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING.
The above property 10 situated about two miles above
San Anlonio the San Antonio river and the water 10
conducted to the establishment BY race Of aSWn stone,
laid In cement.
The land was purchased and Improvements made by
the lAe lo-oasd Confederate Government, aud are ss
tmAtSd to have cost olb0, 900 In gold,
The property has been under lease for the year 1866,
at monthly rent Of $500, payable In advance. ss
cured title in fee simple will be given By the Uned
BtAiss 0oVernmsnt.
Proposals will bs marked Proposals for aOyernmsnt
TAnnsry and saw-hill, Z" and addressed 70
J. d. KIDDoo,
Brew. Maj. Gen. ,AAAt Com. Bureau r., T. and 1, L.,
jal7.h Galveston, Texas.
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Extra PoLIcENES.-A majority Of those
appointed on the police force BY the Board last
night reported to Major Richards for duty to-day
They will not probably 60 on active duty before
the lst proximo
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PoLIos REPoRrs.-But thirty-six arrests in
the entire District were made BY the police for the
twenty-four hours ending at eight O'Clock yester.
day morning. The fines imposed for Corporation
offences Amo unit I'd to $4,000.
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES

DEPoT QuARrERAAsrKR'H 0HTicE,
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 0, 1897.
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be received a.
this once until THURSDAY, IL o'clock, m, Jan. r.
1857 for the dsVnTy In the city Of Baltimore Of forty
eight (4s) Cavalry Horses.
The Horses will be HubJseSd to eArefal inspect On
before bsinE accepted. They mu be sound in all re
spoeta, we'll broken in full neSh and good condition,
from nnesn TO sixteen hands hig b, from ave to nine
years old we'll AdAptsk In every 'GAy for cavalry Pur
poses.
The ability Of the bidder to fulh his agreement must
b guaranteed by two responsible persons which guar
Antoe must accompany the proposll,
The Horses must bS delivered Within twenty (9O days
from date Of acceptance Of any pro PosAl.
The 0ovSrhmelt reserves the rl hit reject any all
bids Payment 10 be made COS iaplstioR Of contract
Bids will be endorsed "PrpposAls for Cavalry
Nd.
BY order Of the ouArtsrmAstsr oSnsr.lL
A 9. KIMBALL,
Captain and A. q. NJ, U. 8. A.,
jAn'tN Depot QuATteTmAatsT.
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SPIRITUAL MEETISos-Mr. PEBBLES, an elo-
qusut "Inspirational Speaker" 10 announced to
deliver two discourses tomorrow In Union League
Hall. Subject In the morning: Religious Progress
and the Signs OF tho Times" In the evening: "The
Facts Of 6piritualsm and the Questions Thereto "
The national Republican., 1867-01-19

Letters addressed t0street and number viii
be delivered accordingly, free Of charge. :.
Collections from street letter-boxes are
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The PooR, THE PooR, THE SUFFERING PooR,
You HAvl ALwArs WrrH You'll Is admitted on
all hands that somsthipg ought TO be done for the
poor during the protraoted spell Of intensely cold
weather, but people are divided In their opinions
Of what ought 10 bs done. Formerly meetings Of
citizsns were called, ward committees appointed,
and collections taken up, which were expended In
provisions. Al other times charitable citizens
would distribute at suitable places provisions It
10 TO bs hoped that somsthipg will be done, and
that speedily, for the suffering poor.
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CHARIrY,

The PoroNAo STILL CLosED.-The Poto-
ID still closed thirtysi miles below this city
and a number Of vessels are Ice bound and many
must be destroyed on the breaking up Of the Ice
There 10 good skating between this city and Alex
andria, and hundreds cross daily, making much
better time than the steamers formerly plying be-
tween the two cities.
The national Republican., 1867-01-19
RoWS & PERKINS,
suEET MUSIC AHp MUSIC BOOKS,

We woSld respectfully call the attention Of Choir.
Leaders aud Staging School Teachers to our establish
meat where ali kinds Of Church MuSLs, 0lee and An
terms.
The long experience Of our Mr.. PHREISS in Musical
Conventions, Choirs, the Concert Room, and sundN
School enables him to give advice and Information on
all points Of musical Interest as to the ssIseuoh
proper works Of instruction, formation Of MnAleai
Schools progress in muGeal studies, and sns o. gshe
interest 10 Composer Leaders, Teaeher ana suaenn
SHEET music furnished on ne ISuIs n9sars sni,a1
sud selections made for Pupils TeAehers' O0nesr"'
Ae Ao &c, .nv
The national Republican., 1867-01-19

DIsPosALs OF PuBLio LAsps-The Com
missioner Of the General Land Office has re-
.ceived returns showing the following dis
.posals Of public landa during the month Of
December: East Saginaw, Michigan, 3,6l5
acres; Traverse City, Michigan, 4,189 acres;
Ionia, Michigan, 8,177 acres, Menasha, Wis
consin, 3,997 acres, The lands were mostly
and Mechanic College act and with bounty
land warrants
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE,
IL TRUE TRAs AND TABLE LUxURIEs,
e. NJ p. KING SON,
king Plaee) jalp.H
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THE WASHINGTON HoMGoPATH.
IC DIsPRNsARY.

T,HE WASHINGTON HoMGoPATH.
Il % Ic DsPBNsARY.
This charitable Insiitution 80 much needed In thi
eity, will open on MONDAY, October ~ on O strsst,
slt, between Twelfth and Thirtsenth.
. GUARDIANS,
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH n. BRADLEY, ESQ.,,
wM. 9. HUNTINGTON ESQ.,.
GEORGE T. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
...... % JOHN q. CLARKE, Treasurer.
7. 8. VERDI, n. D., Secretary.
AZ this worthy institution the poor people Of our city
will receive medical aitsndanes and medicines free u
charge
The Dispsnsary being supported By free eontribu.
tons, all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send their contributions 10 the Treasurer, John o.
Clarke, Esq ,ofths Bank Of Riggs Co. or 70 the Sac.
rst.Iy Dr. g. Verdi, lss street, between Pourtssnih
aud Rntsenth.
n. room. VIII be opened from . 1,otp. M, daily.
Sundays excepted
Drs T. s. Verdi, Of Washington, and @. g. Verdi, Of
osorgslown and any other physician willing TO asisi
In the good work, will be In IttsndAnoe.
oe9o.u 2. g. VERDI. n D., Secretary
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
Posr osSrcs Dnrlsrnrsr.

Posr OFFICE DnPAnTnHHr,l
. December 81, 1899.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At the Pest
oee Department until the 3Oh day Of January, 1857
t II o'clock at noon for furnishing Stationery Tor this
Department for year from the l day OF February
mails Of ability 70 fulhl contract will not 30 eon,d.
cred. r. ...-
All the articles must be Of the very best quality SAN
pies Of which, containing al least Of each kind
Of paper must accompany the bids and the Department
reserves the right to retain and pay for the same h the
price stated In the offer, or return them, at Its option.
No bid will be considered where the articles accom-
paying not Of the kind and quality required By
the Department. and spurious articles VIII subject the
entire bid 10 rejection, at the pleasure Of the Depart
ment.
Tho ,ubjoinsd list specifies, nearly as can now b,
DONE the amount, quality, and description Of each Of
the kinds Of articles that will be wanted:
ESTIMATED QUANTITY WANTED FOR THE YEAR
CLASS No, l-PAPHR
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MusrxHxD Our.- Assistant Surgeon N. M.
Statfelter has been mustered out Of service
by order OF the Secretary OF War.
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your Of any OF the above Will Do On
Of one dollar.
~ Ssha '' BROWN 4 PERKINS.
~ 40 BrOOms Street, New York City.
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aatiunal gspnblitam.
THE DEPARTMENTS.
Post Omce Department.

The following Is table Of the letters and
papers collected and-distributed in the prin-
,cipal cities Of the country during the month
of December, 1866:
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n II e e 8 e
FRoMAoE DE BRIE
EEUFCHATKL,
RoCHRFoRT
aRUYERR,
o.. SAP sL0O,
FR PARhEsAN,
EN0LIsH DAIRY OHERsE,
NoRT0N,b PINE APPLR CHEksK,
YOUNG AMERICA CHREsR,
NEW YORK CREAM CgRRsR.
N. W. BURCHBLL,
Cor Fourteenth and streets,
IalA-3tsod 3. Under Rbbn House.
The national Republican., 1867-01-19

MAYORS OFFICE,
M CIrr HALL, January 10th, 1857.
Sealed proposals. will be received At the Mayors
once untl IL o'clock m. on MONDAY, the 2lst In
sAnt for paving, eurbing, he for the year sommsns
Ing April ls 1867 for the seven several ward. OF the
city; no contractor to have more than one ward.
Specifications be At this ofhes also at the
once Of the Commisslonsrs Of Improvements, In the
Basement Of the West Wing Of the City Hall.
No bid will be received which does not include an
offer for each separate item Of work and Materials
By law the Mayor IL prohibited from awarding con.
tracts for the above work to any persons who
are not practical PAYERS.
The Mayor reserves 10 himself The right TO reject Any
or all bids should he deem 10 the interest Of The
porAtion to do so. RICHARD WALLACH,
JAlasoel Mayor.
The national Republican., 1867-01-19

The WHITE HousE CONSERVATORY De
rrRoYHD.-At about eight o'clock yesterday morn
ing the eonssrvatory building west Of and sdjoin.
ing the White House, was discovered to DO on Gre.
Owing to the eoldnoss Of the weather, and the con.
ssqusnt dlfhoulty Of sounding an alarm on the fire.
balls, some tina elapsed before the hre department.
were notified BY Messengers dispatched to tho DIFF.
fsrsnt engine e-housss. The Hibernia and Franklin
steamers were on the ground few minutes after
being notified, and were soon reinforced BY other
steamers, all Of which were worked energetically
TO Sxtinguish the flames. Some delay occurred
owing to the removal Of the floor Of the conserya'
tory, which was necessary In order TO reach the
hre. Tho flames were finally subdusd, but not until
the rare collection Of plants and flowers had been
Destroyed By the heat
Great credit ID due the hremen and the citifens
who volunteered TO aid them In their efforts TO pre-
vent the hre from extending to the Executive Man
sion The collection Of plants in tho conservatory
was the accumulation Of years, and many Of them
eonnot be replaced. The total loss 10 estimated al
several hundred thousand dollars. After the hrs
had been sxtinguishsd the hremsn were Hospitality
entertained By the steward Of the Executive Man
sion. We regret 10 state that during the hre Mr.
A, O, Smith, member Of the White House police
detail, was severely injured. He entered the build
ing while Il was burning and was nearly sufocated
By the smoke before he could be taken out. Hi
wet clothes were froxen stiff He was aitsrward
conveyed, In an inssnsibls condition. TO the Whit
House and attended by Dr. Norris, and last nigh
was considered out Of danger .t.
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LOCAL NEWS

MEETING or THE Board oy TRAps.-The
fourth quarterly meeting Of the Warrington Board
Of Trade was held al the otoe Of Messrs. Claggett
a Sweeney, on street, near Ninth street and the
avenue, last night John II. ssmmss, Esq, In the
chair, and N. sardo, ESQ, sscretay.
mittss be appointed By the President 10 report the
namcs Of twelve members OF the Board having
paid the second annual dues who, after having
been elected shall serve directors Of the Board
for the ensuing year and TO report next Thursday
Mr.. Sweeney submitted memorial TO be for
varded 70 tho Legislature Of Maryland, protecting
against the repeal Of the charter Of the Baltimore
and Potomao railroad for the construction Of .
lateral branch line Into this city which wa. referred
70 ! committee, consisting Of the President and
tvovios Presidents, for modification. W
A resolution was also adopted instruetlng th'
finance committee 10 report Al the next meeting h'
names Of those who have not paid their second an
nual dues and that all names mot reported a. hav
Ing paid the amount be stricken from the list o.
msmbsrs, .--..g.t..-r ILL.,. .. r..... ....-..
a COMMITTEES 10 memorisiiss the Senate to max,
further provisions for railroad communication be
tween this city and New York, and urging the pas
saee by that body Of the bill ohArtsring an air lin
route bstwssn The two oitisst which va, passed.
A resolution was adopted that COMMITTEES bs ap
pf,ns.s r.. n.aS.s. Ss' q H. soaSd .aop and M
Han, Brown, and Shepherd were appointed suol
| COMMITTEES. .
Tho following gentlemen were elected officers o
the Board: Jehn T. Mitchell, Esq, was nominate'
for president, but declined. Samuel Bacon wa
thsn nominated BY the Chair for president, but ais
declined. The following gentlemen wsre the
elected officers for the ensuing year: John
| ssmmss, reelected pfesidsnt; and John 7. Mitch
/ oil and Samuel Bacon vice presidents.
On motion Of Mr.. Mitchell the selection Of dl
rsctors was referred TO . committee.
The meeting then adjourned until Thursda
evening next. ..#..n
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n. II. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JBsrIoh OF THh fHAoE,

COMMISSIONERS OF ALL THE 5TATks,
0EFI0n, NO. oil NINTH STREET WksT,
Near PsnnsylvaniA Aysnus,
Weuld respectfully inform bis frsnda and the Publis
GsAsrAly that he Is attending 70 all legal buhihsss,
landlord and Tenant Notices. and prepares all other
Legal Documents. ---.--. - g. - -
PAIsulAT attention given to the Collection o. Debts
ana CIeima In general dsla-u
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CoURr IN EeUrTY-Justice Wylie presid-
ing.-Bsnjamin T. Bean OF al, vs., Samuel H..
Hoover Of al. Order for notice Of application Of
injunction.
Gait vs.. 0Brisn. Order ratlfying trustees sale,
and order Of reference to N. Wilson.
The national Republican., 1867-01-19

CIRCUIr CoURr-C Chief Justice Cartier
Yesterday the case Of Linthioum and Ray was con
tinued. Adjourned until to-day.
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The Augusta papers state that two
negroes have been arrested and are
now on trial in that city, charged
with the murder of Mr.. Price, of
South Carolina. near Quaker Springs.
One of them made full confession,
giving the names of all parties en-
gaeed. in the murder.
The army worm has made its ap-
pearance OH the Downs plantation,
in Ouachita Parish, La., and also in
every portion of the Parish OF More
house. It is much earlier than usual,
and the editor of the Monroe Lnteni-
gence'' fears the entire crop will be
destroyed
Mr.. Robert H. Wardlaw has been
appointed, by his Excellency Gov.
Orr, District Judge for Abbeville,
rice Judge A. G. Haskell, who re-
signed the Office upon hisrecent cleo
ton to the Professorship of Law in
the State University.
Perry E. Duncan, Esq, q former
prominent citizen of Greenville, died
at his residence in South western
Georgia, on the 18th inst. He had
represented his native District several
terms in the Legislature.
A conservative convention has been
called to meet at Montgomery, Ala. =,
on the Sd of September. Colored
folks are invited to participate.
Elias Moore, n colored youth of
seventeen, while bathing in Bennett s
mill-pond, Charleston, on Friday, was
drowned.
Fred. Douglass declares TINT q CO.
lored man must fill the next United
States Vice Presidents chair.
The catacombs of Paris contain
the skulls and bones of 100000
men.
Mr.. Samuel McNinch died in Ches-
ter on Friday, aged G2.
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Death or Hon. &c. G. Palmer.

We regret to learn by private de-
-spatch received In this city from
Winnsboro, that this prominent citi-
zen of Fairfield District, died sud-
denly at his residence, nt Ridgeway,
early yesterday morning. We under
stand that Mr.. Palmer was a3descend-
ant of Huguenot family He had
filed many important positions, rep
resenting for some years his District
in both branches Of the Legislature.
He was the first President of the
Charlotte and South Carolina Rail
road, and was energetic and success
full in its management and very in
strumental in its success both Under
his own administration and since.
His loss will be deeply regretted. p
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FASTING AND PRAYER. The Bishops
of the Methodist Church, South,
have issued an order to their mem
bership, proposing that Friday, tho
10th of August next, be observed as
day of fasting, humiliation and
prayer in oil of the churches; and
also, that the day of special fasting
and prayer be preceded by religious
exercises, begun on tie previous Sab
bath and continued daily until the
Sabbath next. 't'rt az
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MILL BURNT. regret to learn
that the -four mill Of Mr.. James r.
Massey, situated on the Catawba
River, was destroyed by fire, on the
morning of the 18th instant. 1t is
believed to have been the work of an
incendiary. A considerable quantity
of grain was also consumed. Esti-
mated loss, between $4,000 and
$4,000. We understand that it is the
intention of the proprietor to rebuild
it as soon as circumstances will per-
mit.-Ldncaster Ledqer.
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STOLEN.

LNROM my premises, on Friday morning.
II a small-sized BULL TERRIER SLUT
white all over, except the head, which is
very quick and sharp; will answer to the
name Of VENUS; had on steel chain CO.;
lar, with brass plate. AS she has litter.
of young pups, it is known that she is
forcibly detained. A suitable reward will
be paid for her return, by applying at this
office, and no questions asked.
july 2S II CHARLES MINOR
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"Beauty and Booty"-the Watch
-+r word of New Orleans. BY Marion
Southwood, lady of New Orleans.
New York: NJ. .Doolady, 448
Broone street.. b Z q
We are Indebted to- Messrs. Dufiie
& Chapman for a copy of the above
work. 1T is,a New Orleans produc-
tion, and recounts, in clear and
comprehensive manner, the trials
through which the city passed, under
the reign of n military king-a strik-
ing and inimitable likeness of whom
accompanies the work. Although it
was found necessary. in order to Sc
cure faithful record, to insert con-
siderable documentary matter in the
book, it is relieved by q racy pen,
which lets flow hits upon the great
military chieftain, of the hardest
possible character as woman
only could administer. This work
contains beautiful address from Rev.
B. NJ. Palmer.
Ned Nevins-the Newsboy; OF Street
Life in Boston. BY Henry Nor
gan, 2. M. p, (poor mans preach
er.) Boston: Lee & Shepherd.
This work can be profitably read
by all young men, as it contains
wholesome advice, administered in an
attractive form. Ned's motto, eff I
do nuthin' wrong, sumthin' good Il
como to me" is simple, and contains
sermon within itself. This book
will doubtless meet with ready sale
Copies can be ordered through any
of our booksellers.
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The Members

The Members
nF THE CONGREGATION SHERATH
" ISRAEL are requested to meet THIS
(Sunday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at their
Hall, for business of Importance.
BY order Of the President
July % L. II. LEVIN, Secy.
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The papers from different portions
of the country announce unusually
warm weathcr. In Atlanta, on Tues
day, the mercury knocked the top
out of the thermometer, and ut 10 on
Wednesday, was travelling rapidly in
the same direction. Ninety-four in
the shade was the point reached
Tuesday evening.
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New ADyEnTIsENENTs.- Attention is cali.
cd TO the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time: .,
Charles Minor-Bull Terrier Stolen
Fl. E. Nichols i Co.--Insurance.
Meeting of Congregation Sherath Israel
Apply at this Office-Wanted.
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FRUIT JARS AND CANS.

A FULL ASSORTMENT of the above,
IN of the most approved kinds, for pre-
serving Fruits and Vegetables. Received
this day and forsalo at
July 81 STANLEY'S.
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A fine lot Of Desirable Goods have just
been opened by Mr.. r. c. SILVER, who still!
adheres to his popular principle of good
tisement, and then examine the goods.
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COLUMBIA.
Sunday Morning, July %. 1857
gloomy Finn aneial Prospect,

~
Gloomy Einanoinl Prospects.
The New York EreAing Post has
the following paragraph, which pre-
sents astartling>and gloomy picture
of our financial future as a.commer.
cial and enterprising people:
"Our system of internal revenue,
as at present administered, probably
presents the most gigantic instance
OF fraud and corruption to bo found
in the world. Unless it be promptly
and thoroughly reformed, our whole
financial system will prove disns-
trous and disgraceful failure; honest
men in every branch of industry will
be crushed and ruined by rivalry
with which they cannot compete,
and both private enterprise and the
public treasury will be at the abso-
lutte mercy of wholesale robbers,
both in and out of Office. Hundreds
and thousands of audacious and un-
scrupulous men, without character
or conscience, are to-day heaping up
enormous fortunes by robbing the
Government of the money it needs
to pay its debts and maintain its
credit, with the connivance and by
the direct aid of officials to whom the
Government entrusts the manage
ment of affairs"
'Yhe legislation Of the country, we
fear, has been given too much to po-
litics, the carrying out of the favorite
measures of which has proved very
expensive to the country. In addi-
tion to the legitimate expenses in
CURED during the late civil war, the
heavy taxation consequent thereon,
and the payment of contractors
claims and other items, an immense
array of officials had to be provided
for. Those, we fear, were chosen,
not on account of ability or qualifca-
aion, but as party adherents, and
hence the mal-administration of Office
referred to by the Post. The picture
which that paper draws is. indeed, n
sombre one for our future CONNER
.cia4 stability or credit.
Superadded to this malfeasance of
office is the load of taxation itself.
From a speech recently made by
Hon. G. II. Pendleton, we CLEAN cer-
tain facts which surprise us, as to
the amount of taxation paid in this
country compared with that of others.
Tho United States has property, real
and personal, rs taxable basis,
amounting to $4,000, 100000. Great
Britain has property, real and per-
sonal, to the amount of $36, 600, ,OOO,-
600. The taxes collected by the
United States Government, last year,
were $580,0O0.0OO, while those col
1ected by England amounted to $3.50,
100000, and those collected by
France to $500, 600, 900, showing an
excess, for the United States, of
500, 900, 900 over nglond, and S190,
O00,0 over France, and this not
withstanding the great difference in
the basis of taxation. The contrast
becomes still stronger when it is con-
sidered that the national taxation in
Great Britain and France includes
every ything, whereas we have i'll addi-
ton, in the United States, our State,
District or County, and municipal
taxes.
This is a heavy burden for the
people to bear, and that burden
the people are beginning to see,
is rendered still more onerous from
the fact that some 100000, 600
Government bonds are exempt. No
thing that we can SEQ but a return to
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WANTED.

A RESPECTABLE WHITE PERSON,
IA to assist in general house keeping in
small family. Any one, with good re-
commentator, will find desirable situa-
ton, by applying at this office, or at the
Southwest corner OF Richland and Pickens
Streets. July 90