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THE PROCEEDINGS OF YESTERDAY
[spkcAL TEnEaRAN TO THE NRws.l


ESPECIAL TEnRaRAN TO THE NRws-l
COLUMBIA, November q.
In the Senate to-day the finance committee
reported In favor Of employing the following
attaches: Four clerks at five dollars a day;
two messengers at two dollars q day; four
pages at one dollar and q half q day, and
,lsborers at three dollars a day. The report
was adopted. Senator Dunn, of Horny, gave
notice of q bill to abolish the office OF county
auditor, and devolve the duty of the Office on
the sherlfs of the several counties.
The same senator introduced q bill to amend
the CHARTER OF the Charleston, Georgetown
snd Conwsybero' Railroad. Senator White
.msse, OF Darlington, gave notice OF a bill to
require the county commissioners to give
bond for the faithful discharge of their duty.
Notices Of the less important measures were
given, and the Senate then adjourned until
Monday at noonG
The House was occupied all day In q wrangle
over the number Of attaches to be appointed,
.ano over the distribution of seats amongst
the members. 1t was finally agreed 10 re-
strict the number OF attaches to tWenty.four.
Last year there were fully one hundred and
MY. The House then went into committee
of the whole on the condition OF affairs In the
State. Bowley, the colored member from
Georgetown, made an earnest speech, taking
q hopeful view Of the financial situation and
matters In general. He applauded the appli-
cation for, and the Issue OF, the recent tax in
functions, and exhorted the members, ire
spective of party or race, to unite In practical
measures OF reform. The speech was received
with marked applause by the majority OF The
members. Samuel Greene, the colOred men,
Der from Beaufort, invited the Conservative
members to give an expression OF their
opinion, bnt, other speeches having been pre-
pared, the committee rose, reported progress
and asked leave to alt again. The House then
adjourned to Monday at noon.
Both branches of.the General Assembly met
In flint session at one o'clock, when the re-
turns of the election for Governor were read
and announced by Speaker Lee. The whole
vote was declared to be $685., and the ma
jority of F. j. Moses, Jr., 33,3O5. The an-
nouncement was received with applause.
PICKET.
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MARINE NEWS.
.: MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. 8. o.. NOVEMBER 20. 1877
Ia, a. dea AZ min 90 aeo. I o 70 deg 81 min n sec.
Arrived YESTERDAY.

German bark F%reihaEdel. Wachter. Rrenen-47
days. Fertillzing sslta. To O y Witte:
DAYS. Ballast, TO Cohen 4 Wells. Experienced
heavy northerly gales on The passage. -
Br schr Gertrude. albany, Csr Island. Bahama
liz days. Fruit. To Canale. =.
Jacksonville, Fernsndina and savannah. lSS
hales cotton, 30 boxes oranges, 10 dds oysters,
r26 'pkgs mrse. TO kavenel d 20, Wltse bLos, W
q Wilisms q Son, Stoney q LoWndee, q ingra.
hsn, 3 Son, Pinckney Bros, Fraser d Dl, D.
Mcpherson, johnston, Crews d co. Paul. WEIGH b
co. WardiaW 4 Carew, J F 0'Neil, Dovie, Noise
q DAVIS. ] A Enslow d co. -
steamer 8 AllIson, Togllo, Edlsto, Enterprise;
cotton, mdse and sundries. To Douglas Nesoit,
Fraser d Dill, WI Boyle, White Bros, Kinamnn &
Howell, W n Lswton d Son, @ W Williams d CO.
D Mcpherson, T r Smith, DR. Raoul, W Wha.ey, J
F Matthew'S, Johnston, Crews d co. "
Scnr Ann s Dess. Gambatte. from West Point
Mil. 81 tierces rice. To J B PringIe & Son, y L
Howard Il co, E N Thurston. -.
Boat from Johns Island. Q bags sea island
'o soas from aS c Christ Church. bags sea island
Boat from Johns Island. 6lbsgs sea island cot
ton. To Colcock q CO.
Received from ohisolm's I'LL. 5s tcs rice. To
Recelyed nom Benefits Mills. 1862 tcs rice. I'd
II BlecnOU q Gu, w ~ Dec a w, " Ah6iouoW q
Sen and G F Wieters.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Br bark James B Boyd, Perry, L~i7erpool-Henry
Gard.
Sweegan.
steamship South Carolina, Beckett, at New
York, November "a.
steamship Maryland, Johnson, at Baltimore,
November rs. !,
vember 20.
schr j B Hancock. Orower, at Baltimore, No;
| vember Is.
UP FOB THIS POET.
Ship Intrepid, Dunbar. at Savannah, NoVem'
schr Lilly, Hughes. at New York, November 70.
CLEARED FoR THIS PORT.
steamship Mercedisa, Asrshman, at Boston,
| Novemt er 2a. ., ronorber %
s'hrSVW Simmons, Williams, at Philsdelpnls,
| November %.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH:
Nru yoBr NovembAf ~.
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AFE4IRs MPIRIs.'a
PlRH.- November g7..

80. s17' PlRIs,,- November ~.
A meeting of the. Cabinet viii be held to-
day for elaboration upon the report OF the
resolution Of the minority. ,Thiers will attend
the session Of the Assembly tomorrow, when
the report of the majority will come up for
consideration. The vote yesterday postponing
the consideration OF the report has served 10
allay the excitement Of the past few days, and
many believe that the crias has passed. Paris
ts quiet this morning, and dispatches from the
gree tranquil t':ti E. .s--!= f=i-st Q: t|9f
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A GOOD BEGINNING.
SOMETHING TANGIBLE, At LAST, IN
49,, TIE WAY OF REFORM.

The FIrst Move In the Work OF Re-
trenohment-Bully for BowIey!-The
Future ssLeader OF h House"-Meetze,
OF Lexington, for Chairman OF the
Judiciary oommittee-Judge Graham
Looming mp for tho Senatorshtp-A
"Fire In the Rear" Opened ON Penn
sylvanla Patterson, &c.
ESPECIAL rEIEaRAM TO THE NEws.l
COLUMBIA, Wednesday Night, Nov. q.
The prospects continue to improve. The
chances are now that Bowley, colored. Of
Georgetown, who 30 manfully took up the
cudgei for reform In the House to-day, will be
made chairman of the committee Of ways and
.meansa position that Is supposed to Involve
the leadership of the House. The more SEN
,sible. Republicans talk OF Meetze, the white
Conservative member from Lexington, for
chairman of the committee On the Judiciary.
As there is not a lawyer competent to fill the
position on the Republican side of the House,
Dir. Meetze, who Is very popular, will proba-
bly, get the place.
The fight for the senatorshlp grows more
Interesting every day. Patterson talks to-day
Of treachery In some quarters where he had
expected support, and seems a trlis less
confident. The Charleston delegation is
claimed to be pledged in writing to vote for
him on the first ballot, al least. This pledge
is said to have been obtained from them more
than 3 fortnight ago by the agents Of Honest
John, who told them, that the contest would
be between Patterson I'M Sawyer, aud that
they had no hope of getting their seats, as
against the Mackey crowd, unless they would
give the pledge.
Judge Graham is spoken of as a candidate,
though he Is not yet formally announced. 1t
Is known, however, that his friends will bring
him forward at the proper time. The fight
against Patterson is becoming sharp and In
,QculOus, auu IL 40 o6lu tuoG lcIIelo hofo oSSh
written to several prominent Pennsylvaniaps
to obtain brief sketches of his career in that
State to be used against him In the campaign.
Governor Scott Issued Invitations to-day for
q reception at the Executive Mansion to-
morrow night, at which 1t was understood
that senatorial wire-pulling would be mixed
with champagne and general thanksgiving;
but this evening it Is announced that on ac-
count OF SCOTS Illness the reception will be
postponed till Tuesday.
The caucus of the Charleston delegation
held last evening was at the instance OF
Hurley, and was for the purpose of securing
his election as Chairman of the delegation
instead of Greene, who by usage occupies that
position, by reason Of his, having received
the largest number Of votes. Hurley was
beatap. SPRITE.
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RiIhHoAD.
- 80 a
Paanongen

Per steamer City Point. from Palatka. via Jack,
sonyille. Fernapdine and Sayannah-B b Sner.
man, W y Johnson, RI White, OS Arnold, E B
West and wife, Mrs II A Sturgess, J Nesler, ]
Beel, Warren Andrews, J P Moore, R!acink, J
Doyle, and 8 derk.
Fer steamer u 8 Allison, from Edisto, Enter.
prize. Rockville and Way Landlngs-Hon John
Townsend, Miss r Townsend, Mrs F Noses and
servant. Master T p -Mikell, Master F II Alkell,
Miss z v Lebby, T A Beckett and lady, Rev J B
Dow, P Hopkinson, Dr. AW Eckel, q Egg, ] WI
Clement, B 8 Whaley, W F II Whaley, W b W
Gray, ] F Esdon, W O Geraty.
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ASHORE OFF SANDY HOOK.

j.; .y. gD i! New YoRK, November, ~. .,
The brig Isola, from Wilmington Tor Boston,
while attempting to enter this port on the.
night Of the 2slh instant, for n harbor, went
ashore on the point ofissndy Hook; It is
thought that she will get of Tomorrow.
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Clawson and J. R. Thompson defending.
Pending the tri1l the court adjourned to Fri.
The state Supreme Court

The State Supreme Court.
In the State Supreme Court on Tues
day the following decisions were rendered :
The State, respondent, W. ]. R. Hamblln, ap.
pellant. Motionin arrest of judgment granted.
Opinion BY Wright, A. J. Eliza 3. Stewart,
admlpistratrix, vs. ]. Plerson and wife, ct al.
Motion refused and appeal dismissed. Opin-
ion by Moses, C. J. The court adjourned until
Wednesday, 9th, 10 A. N. PICKET.
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Receipts, by H.ilrosd, sov.mbers 81.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1873 bales cotton, 80 bales goods, 1876 'bbls hour,
Is bbis spttits turpentile, los bbls' rosln. T car
stock. To Railroad Agent Caldwell d Sop, 2
Daks. Z CO. pfi q 'wili seni t Ssee, f. lSss1 saas MS
& CO. Counts Il Wroton, Mowry d son, Reeder d
Davis, MStoren, @ Il Waltep6 coyF7O Ney, Mar.
daugh b Weekley, E b Frost 4 co, An Salinas, L
) D 5 susn. v q s se'. ! co. . VIM SIatl ) CO. oy GIssssF !
stokes, Jno HanckeL r A.Pringle L 9 CoDnor 3
Son, E Ezekiel, II E Granger, n Hacker, ] z
Sires, e S'Mills. ] Ot4allsnee, .Bardin. 4 Parker,
shier d RernandesaFL Meyer. Rev 2 Mouzon.
Son, Kinsman 4 Howell, Witre Bros, W W Smith
] Campseni& COT Upper d Son, Frierson Byoe,
d N. Ingraham, StefenB, Werner d .llucker. r
White, j HELPS. oh Silcox, Rsvenel Holmes 4
Calder d CO. + y U ,Oracke, .WB Smith 4 CO,
Aymand 4. D, in Robson, Goldsndith 4. Son,
sloan d lSeignious, RIO sharp, Trenholm 4 Son,
J d Aiken.W 3 Smith Il o.. A B Mullgan, ] q
Hill, @ X Holmes, Beattle d CO.
.sya.s observation-disclosures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"a n : upland cotton, 2 bags s sea t island a, cot
Cars lumber. mdse, &c. To Frost 4 CO, w x
Ryan, A J Salinas, caldwell q Son, T P Smith,
AS Smith, Reeder Il Davis, G. W Williams d co,
Bsrden 4 Parker, Wilcox, Gibbs I co, Trenholm
" U. Bee d co, Pringle 4 Son. Pel4er, Rodgers 4
co. Murd4ueh& Weekley. Ravenel d co, D Kirk.
patrick. Kinsman & howell, Klatte q co, Witte
Bro3, DUKES d co. J II Anger. d Co. w dutueyt
Bollmaun Bros, q Wohlken, Brewer q Slo6n, Call.
lard d Minott, A o Stone, Railroad Agent, order,
and others. ~
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
70 bales upland and II bags ses island cotton,
So bbls rosin, bbls spirits turpentine. 100 bushels
rough rice, cars lumber, mdse. do To Pinckney
Brothers, J d Ramsey; Wardisw Il Carew, T r
p Smith, G n Ingrdhsm q Son. J L Howard b co,
J N Robson, Stoney 4 Lowndes, .Barden q Parker.
NJ Storen, r D U Kracke. e H Frost d Gu, h
man Il Howell. kurdaugn: d weekley. W Guruey,
A ] Salinas, J F Nix. LID Mowry Il Son. Reeder d
Davis 8 D Stoney, Crawley & Deton, Wa Boyle, 6
Middleton, w U Bee & CO. Pezer, Rodgers d CO,
D McPherson, q Bennett, q Hszlehurss. Enslow
& CT, las Wiley & co, Wagner, 4 Jones, and
Others, { 10y IL WI, r..:lL,II Z E.Nt,t
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~ BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE@PHB
superb Hair Dye Is the beat In tho world. Pef.
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous No
disappointment. No ridiculous tina, Of unpleai-
ant odor. TIE genuine ". "A. Bstoheior's BAR
Dye prodhess Immediately q splendid black or
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and tbesutifuL fhs
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold BY ell druggists
Factory 10 Bond street, New York. @fI
mch6- tuthslyf d 49,. -. : .s.ts-" aa-s
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, November AZ.
In the South Atlantic and Gulf States to-
morrow q high barometer and northerly wind
and generally clear weather will prevail.
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IFrom the Marion Crescent ]

These tax iDjunctions will give our people
some breathing time until the new Legislature
can pass q new tax act. This will, OF course,
be one of their first acts, and consequently the
people will sooa have The opportunity of see
ing whether they intend to carry out their fine
promises or MOI. The difficulties before them
are very great, but they have promised re-
form, and our county needs a better system OF
taxation more urgently perhaps than any other
measure of relief. In the meantime our peo-
pie will, Of course, keep their money In their
pockets.
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THE TAX INJUNCTI0NS.
Comm ents OF the Rural Conservative
Press.
from the Marion STAR.

From the Marion Start
On Saturday Iast Judge Melton made his in
Junction against The county auditors and trea-
surers absolute, they having failed to show
cause, as ordered, why the same should not
be issued. While things look stormy at Co.
lmmbla, iu does look like, and God grant 1t,
Judge Melton and Mr.. Cardozo, backed by the
new administration. are determined to sub.
serve the interests OF the people by bringing
about q large reduction In the amount OF
IaXaH.
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funeral Nopxn:

~ THE FRIENDS%ANH ACoUAINTi
AHcEs Of the late Mn. tM7E sLGzTSsT ana ofhst..
daughter. Krs. II. E. Smith. ard sh4ac1asiega:
ton OF the Circular Chureh.fsfe Respectfully int
vised to attend the Funeral Services OF the former
at the Lecture Room OF the Circular Church, fHIs
AFTERNOON, at4 O'Clock, Without fl5.her invita-
ti0n. s.ay.: :. mn ss;ia4 nog23s
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH:
NEW YoBK, November q.
Arrived, Wyoming and Cleopatra.
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~ BURNHAM'S AROMATIC DENTI-
FRIoE, for Cleaning, Beauufylne and Preserving
the Teeth, and imparting Q refreshing taste TO the
EDW. 8. BURNHAA,
Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. ~ King street, Chsrleaton,,A. @,
Recommended BY the following tDennsts: Dr
J.. B. PATRICK, Dr. 3. A. LUoKEHFUsa.
aerY1a.3moa f-. LIZ ~-'sGtt 80
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GLIMPSES OF GOTHAM.
THE CRIME oYc1E-m1ss1Ne MRM.

AFRO they Murdered, or do they Run
Away from their Wivesf-The Eaurry
In Wall street-OMcIal Returns OF the
Election In n Empire State-The
Heavy Falling On of n Democratic
Vote-The Herald's Stanley Lioln1zed
Macdonald and Forrest IN the Lee.
ture Room.
fPRoH OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
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THE FIRST DAYS SESSION.

Scenes In tho Capital "A Few Test
Questions Favorable Auguries OF
Substantial Reforms-A Few Minor
Swindles or the Old Assembly to BIO
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Arrived out, City OF Paris, ca1adx. Peruvian
olympus, st Laurent. ~ ..sl. sisr,a a. nrs
,

9!EB2se- u - HEHORAHUA. 1900 49,
Consignses per German bark Eeptan, Piosholfts
from ,BIeueno Clacius. b Goldman, OG Krcxc
SimonB. 80 - ss.f 80 Zg.s-e Is .; GtSs
ton for Boston, arrived 90 Ynay ard1HGvens 30:
vember e. 's'h- 5%sr ~ ,s55aN ~ szofEiss
The schr B FLovel, nom Weymouth. NssS Coe
arrived az Vineyard Haven, kpvem:
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~ BELL SCHNAPPS DISTILLED
by the Preprietsrs at schiedam, ID. Holland. An
invigora.ing Tonic and Medicinal Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, and ;ftss.s nom n
;daieterlous substances. It is distilled: rem Bx2.
feyofth the finest quality, and the aromatic JuaIper
Berry Of Italy. and designed expressly for casss
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion. bropsy, Cont Rheu-
matism, General Debility, Cartarrh, Of the .Blad-
der, Pains In the Back aud stomacds and, ~
diseases Of the Urinary Organs. 1t gives xehef
In Asthma, Gravel and ,Calculi In. the Bladder.
strengthens and inylgorates the system, AND u
q certain preventative and cure OF that dreadful
scourge, Fever and Ague.
CAUTION ASK for "EUDSoH a. W0LFE,S
BELL seHNAPPS.n ~. sePsiast
For sale by all respectable arooers snd.Aposhe.
carries. .t.5 III Gf@TEf5-
HUDSON q: WOLFE j. Co, Sole Importers.
Once, No. Is South william atrees, Hew .Yart.hf
aan40 -8m0A ~ 49,. -..r-y.. ,.t re 81 t.v=
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.6perial; .Ngtlrss.

..5sl.i.U
~ CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
%MERoEDITA, from Boston, srenotned fhas spe
will discharge Cargo THIS a Ct YaHde5eoesrs
Wharf, Goodsuncsllsd Tor as sunset VII. s1nsin
on the !vharfya ri: oNnAa' rtsks nsss 1avass I'D
. novss.ta IAAEs.ADanR . Oo..AesrH1,s
AsrCITY HALL, OFFICE CLRGKaa0B
GERK OF USOIEfCHARLEsToN,I!a 0rEMa
BER 80, ls72-Tedsy nsvfns.been dsstSm edby
the President Of the United ssatesta 90 sAIDsyo Of
Thanksgiving and Prayer. the dfs once. be
closed. ..st.l .pa9 su.,i W. ". sLMpHA
noy28 ....a-e ..-i -. Cfrk al Council.
- ~oFFICE OF COUNTYa00AAlS-
sIoNERs, FRE-PRooRf BUInDnHaj DH4RLRk,
TON, {. O., NOVEMBER %; 1s72E!rhetBosfd OF
Commissioners forg Charleston County, having
quataed and organized, iare nov spFspsfed f0r
business. Days Of. meeting are Mopdyg ana
Thursdays from II II. to 8 O'Clock p. II. asT i:
GEORGE j. oUfsssIsaaxV.
noves.thmths Chairman Board %. Con.
M-. A. BEAUTIFDLt HEAD ;nFsHAIR,
Whiskera or Moustache are ornaments deairedla NJ
all. Use TUTrsHAR DYE. noy9s spAv
.,sT NOYIGE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against hardening ;ps ctedilnE
any OF the crew Of the British Bari J, 9. DgRRUs,
as no debts viii be paid by the Captain or
nov21s b. g. WILKINS q: c0...Asslts.
BEAUTIFUL ,GIFT.s4
We call attention to THE USIyERsE. Tthe moas
elegant and valuable presentation Book OF the
season. ..4.t .s,i,i ,-s , orr -cr ;r,i
By sending in your names at once the copies
will be delivered by Christmas. go
Specimen copies can be seen at
FoaARTIE's BOOK DEp6sIroRY,I.a -
No. $50 King street, Agency for the stare.
nov2o.tuthB3 si,ss2 G
~THE MEMBERS OF, TaE GEaNAN
,HUssARs TILTINa CLUB are requested to call
on Hessra. MEAKE 3 MULLER and leave orders
for their Uniforms.
By order Of the President.
10 W. BlsoHorF.; ID
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intelligence and ability can be made effective
for the best interests OF the State, and where
they can assist, as they certainly seem dis
posed to do, In removing the stigma of in-
competency and veualIty that has of late years
attached to the Legislature OF SonLh Carolina.
The proceedings of the Senate at Ils initial
session Of to-day have also been FULLY report
ed by telegraph. The new Senate has a white
majority of one, and appears to be rather
better than the Senate of ls7G-'72. The prog
nosticatlons from the action taken to-day are
rather favorable, inasmuch as the first action
taken by the new Senate has been q reduction
of six dollars per diem In its running expenses
by the abolition of the Office of chaplain. This
was accomplished this morning on motion of
Senator Nash, the colored member from Rich
land, after a spicy, humorous and somewhat
irreverent debate. In future the daily pro-
ceediugs of the Senate will be opened with
prayer. by some one or the other Of the city
clergy Of Columbia, OF of ministers of either
race who may happen to be In the city, and
the invitation to perform this duty will be an
honorary one.
The following are the standing committees
of the Senate:
Committee on Agrlculture-E. E. Dickson,
G. W. Dnvall, G.. F. McIntyre, Sanders Ford,
O. Smith.
Commute on Claims-W. B. Hash, W., E.
Johnston, Robert Smslls, q. J. Maxwell, q.
E. Gaillard, C. D. Hayne, F. A. Clinton.
Committee on Commerce and Manufac.
tures-W. E. Holcombe, E. E. Dickson, 7. G.
Dunn, j. M. Smith, J. q. White.
Committee on Charitable Institutions-Hen'
~ Cardozo, W. E. Johnston, 8. A. Swails, g.
F. Mcintyre, l.. Cain.
Committee on Educalion-H. j. Maxwell
G.. W. Duvall, Henry Cardozo, W. R. Jervey.
W. a.. Jones, Jr., ]. Rollingshead, G. Smith.
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OUR FILTHY STREETS.
To ynt EDITOR OF rnF HERALD

TO YuE EDITOR OF TBF HERALD
Your article in the paper Of the lst inst, on the
subject of street cleaning deserves the thanks of
every honest member Of our community. IL was,
indeed well mcrited, and hope 1t viii effect the
object for which IL was intended. II was time at
tention had been called TO the condition OF our
city. To call attention to my particular grievance,
will state that not wagon has appeared on
Canal street, near Bowery, for almost week to
remove the ashes or garbage, causing great trouble
and annoyance to the residents OF that neghbor-
hood. Now this IL simply abomnable, and the citi-
gems must not and will not stand II. Shall the
they never to have rest Are dishonest contrac-
tors to grow rich at the expense Of the suerDgs Of
the people Z / say dishonest contractors, for
no name IL too harsh to be applied to them.
The people are indeed 10 be ptied. The city has
earned for itself dishon0r and infamy through the
looked upon with sc0rn and derisIon ana Is the
laughing stock OF tine world. 1t makes one's blood
boil to see political adventures and spectators
controlling our city, extracting its life sap and pre-
venting by their misdeeds its advancement. But
let them beware. This has lasted long enough.
The people are now aroused, and, stung by the
enormity OF their wrongs, VIII rise and destroy
their prosecutors. Conscious Of their power and
the business OF their claim they will not brook indig
mites and Will stand up In anger against them. But
let MS hope that all this will change Let those who
are In power not only cry reform but make re-
FORMS Let them do their duty honestly and faith
fully and see that those who take the peoples
money deserve IL. Instead OF degrading, let them
elevate and beantify our city; instead OF the scorn
let them make New York what she was intended to
be-the pride and ornament Of the United States.
Then only will our citizens be satisfied. D. H. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, May l. 1872.
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Vera Cruz, Ito Sales, J. 800 Stock W,s3i.
Cotton Arm miaang 2lo Net receipts s"Y III paies
Net RECEIPTS ssS bales Exports cOastwse, 1854 Sales
cHAEIasror, May ls72
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jscted track and in demand SS5Sc sS,sc
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and Sas sss
BIZ 6 cash; SIS seller june Lard steady at IS g. cash.
seller May. Bulk ats inactive held firm. Freigs
to Oswego Toe asked Rcceiptsm4O 600 bbis -four 5000
rye and 5000 do barley. Shipmens-5,0V0 bills Hour
10000 bushels wheat G2V0 do corn 6,0U do oats IOOj
do. rye and 5000 do. barley.
OswEGo, N. Y, May ], 1874
Flour steady and In good demand; salcs 2J bbl at
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81 10; choice white Canada 81 w. Corn steady sales
lake Canada Corn meal-sl % for boltsd 81 % TOR I'M
shpstlfs, SIS S26; middngs ST $ls per ton Railroad
ireghisFlour To Boston, 6uc 70 New York, SOC 10 Al
feet OF lumber.