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Ono Grand Gift, Cash. ...............$ .$lO0. COO
One Grand Gift. .................. S5O, ,0GU
Cash Gift s25 COO 4 Cash Gifts 81. COO each
l Cash Gift. 70 100 is Cash Gifts. COO each
] Cash Gift. Is 00n 20 Cash Gifts. 900 each
1 Cash Gift. 10 0n0 2l Cash Gi,ts. 800 each
l Cash Gift. q OUU 25 Cash Gifts. TOO rac IL
l Cash Gift. t00 80 Cash Gifts. GOO each
l Cash Gift. 0U0 45 Caeh Gilts. G0C cuch
! Cash Gift. 900 so g ah GIFTS. 400 each
l Cash Gift. 600 GO Cash Gifts. 3c0rach
Cash GIFT. 600 100 Cash Gifts. 2NO ach
| Cash Gilt. > 600 Gi2 Cash Gifts. 100 each
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets. $40; halves. s5; qnartcra.
81. 60: ii whole tck,ts for tlr0: 18 for s225 ST
for $500; ll3 for 81 600; 30 Tor s2,50i; 575 tor
IS, ,0u0. No discount On ltes than 500 worth
OF tickets at q time.
Tho money necessary to pay in full all the
offered gifts is now upon deposit III the Farm
trs'and Drovers' Bank, az will be accn by tho
following cert ficatc Of tie Cashier:
FARMERS ASp DE"vEIs' EASK.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Sept 26. 1872.
This ia to certify, that there is now Oh de-
posit in this bunk over half million OF dol
lars to tho credit OF tho Gift Concert fund
Treasurer OF the Fm''"c Library OF Kentucky
to pay OF all gifts to Ne awarded at the draw
ing. II. S VHaCH. Cashier.
Hon. john BAnEEE Manager Of the itoyal
Insurance Company, Liverpool, and Colonel
JILsoN T.: JOHNSON, Proprietor OF tho Galt
House, will act as u committee on the part OF
the Trustees to take charge Of the tags be-
iol the drawing, count thu IN, place them in
the wheel. and personally sec that cores
ponding numbers for all tho tickets sold go
into tho wheel. After Tho drawing is over,
the wheel, With its contents, will bo placed in
tho hands of a committee on the part OF the
tieket-h t-hoIders, 10 satisfy thcu.arlTeE whether
all tickets sold wcre represented in drawing.
Blind chidren, i'll full view OF tho audience
will alternately draw tho tags from ono Of tho
glass wheels and the gifts belonging to them
from tho other, and the official record OF the
drawing thus conducted will te kent hy thrco
tellers chosen from different banks in the city.
The drawing will be published in tho Louis
riiIe papers and New iOik Herald and official
copies III ailed to Ill parties out Of Louisville
to whom tickets have been sent by letter.
The remnants of tickets yet uHeold will be
furnished 10 th0ac who first apr ly for them,
and as general distribution Of them will be
made among agents rs their limited number
will permit. No agent will lie permitted, on
any account whatever, to hold or sell ticket
for tho management after November Is, 1872.
This postponrment has been made hy ad.
vice Of the Iruatars, with tho sule obi cct OF
tho real benefit of both the ticket holder and
tho Public Library. and all concerned nav
rest perfectly assured that the positive and
final programme hero announced will DO car
ried out to the letter.
THOMAS F.. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Pnblic Library Kentucky, Public Ii
brary Building, Louisville, Kentucky.
SE1TEMDEH 2G. 1872. Oct evils
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Desirable Residence for Gale,

Ia THE desirable ono and half story
E DWELLING, located on the South. west
oornor OF Lady and Marion streets, is
eferod for sale. Tho house he's ell tho mo-
Tho lot contAinB half an acre. For terms.
apply to T. II. POLLOCK.
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Seed Wheat.
To the Ladies',

HNE OF tho worst forms Of discoinration VI
~ tho skin, and OF pimpled and cruptive
faces. is caused by tho rso "f CALOMfL and
BLUE MASS. Mercurial medicines arc sup
.,oscd to havo special action on tl.e liver;
in repeated doses it produces salvation, and
in this condition tho liver ia'badlv damaged.
The liver ia moro torpid; tho skin must do
some OF tho livor's work, III cxcretirg Dile clio.
eruptions, dark spots, discolorations, tubcr.
cies, aore month, aore throat, catarrhal aflt C.
tons, dc. The only scrviceabie liver medI-
cine ~ HElNlFSH' LIVER PILLS. No ca
lomel. Thoy regulate the liver and purify t lle
hluod. Aue %
4 whole family cured OF kiij1usnces with
one box nf Hein:tsh's Blood End Liver Pills.
This Is cheap practice, How il III Why, tho
n;tt,
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Columbia Music Store.
LvBrand & Son

ETNAKE pleasure in calling the attention Of
L the public to an examination OF their
STOCK OF MCSlCAL MERCHANDISE, con-
sisting Of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs,
Mslodeons, Yiolins, Guitars, BApjos, Flutes,
hccordeons, Drass and Silver Band Instru-
ments OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
Instruction Books for every class Of Musical
Instruments on hand at oil times. Sheet
Music sont by mail. post paid. on receipt CT
price; and all kinds Of Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered, to any part Of the
State, marked G. o. D. Good Second hand
Pinnos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos. Organs and Melcdc tuned and re-
paired i'll a satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing. Renewing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to aid hatis-
faction guaranteed to those tavCr;hg lIs with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue of
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Ri.
chardsnn street, few duors sbnve IHtESlx
Office, Columbia. s. G.. Nov
MOSES GOLDSMITH & SON,
Colombo Hor, Er,iuP Range. Charleston, s. &,
DEALERS IN
Scotch, Pig and Amsrican Bar Iron,
X EEp constantly on hand . full supply OF
IN all kinds.
In store, 100 IONS EuLlNTON ZIG.
Nov 90 y
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BY Committee Of Practical Re clinists.
FJHaE simplicity, inrshility, c,ue Ct manage.
L men; mnd great range If work Of this
Machine lah maze il tho univcraai favorite,
and leading family Sewing; Mncl iEr for iii @, q
than twcriy yrsrr, a"h hence it is IL txpcii.
m".tt to buy QUE
For rair on monthly inst sta'mcnts. second
door hci"w fnuSiS oliirc, Coiunlis. +. O., by
a. j. rUKStEY,
Fob 81 hc"n! for rursle, & Trump.
CERTAIN CrEE rcR CHIIIs AND FEyER--
First take tho Blood AMI Liver Pills to work
OF the bile and purify tho blood; three or
four will bo sufficient Then take y table.
spoonful Of lIEINITSI s CHILLI CURE. 1t
Lah been tired: We Know it,
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Applos! Apples!
IN BARRELS NORTHERN ArPLEs
lO Barrels CRANBERRIES. lust re-.
cevcd and for sale by HOPE Il GiLEs.
Seed Wheat.
En BUSHELS Rod Spring SEED WHEAT,
e)\J for salo by HOPEh GYLEN
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Change of Schedule.

WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA 4 AUGUSTA r. r. CO.
6uPEKIE7ENDENT's OFFICE,
WILMINGTON, n. c., October =. 1870.
Gssa IN 6HE5Siaasn.. AFTER this date tLx
1s& :GseR gaSRy following achedule will
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''Motl.er," said little girl who was
engaged in making her doll m apron,
II believe I will be a Duchess when
grow up." Glow do you ever expect to
be o Duchess. my daughter?" her
mother asked. "Why, by marrying q
Dutchman, to be sure" replied the girl.
A French fashion writer says: "Almost
every year fashion adds another button
to ladies' kid gloves. They will reach
to the elbow shortly, as in the days Of
our grand mothers.
Old newspapers for sale at PHGS1x
Office. at fifty cents hundred.
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une. Nothing can restore the hair whore the
foliiclcs are destroyed, or the glands afro
pliicd and decsyed; but such as remain can
bn.saved by this application and stimulated
into activity; so that new growth OF hair is
produced Instead of fnuling the hair with =
pasty sedment, it will keep it clean and Vi
g"rons. Its occasional use will prevent The
hair from turning gray or falling off, and con
scqucntly prevent baldness. Tho restoration
OF vitality it givcs to the scalp arrests and
pl events the formation Of dandruf. which is
often 30 nncleanly and offensive. FREQ from
i;tosu Gecicrious substances which Hi1se
sDme preparations dangerous and injurious
t" tho hair, the Vigor can only benoHt but not
bHfm ,nnss1No it; IL wanted merely fnr & IL aAiM ,
sirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it
noes not coil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair. giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co..
Practical nnd Analytical Ch.,nIst.
Low ELL, MASS.
May 16 FttM1G
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Bonds for Sale.
TNHE Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
i Railroad Company will sell s100, 600 OF it's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, bearing interest
At the rate of 7pcr cent. per annnm, at 80
and accrued interest on 1O6-makinG tho in
ton to the discount. Apply to NJ. p. Pegram,
Cashier First National Bank, Charlotte, q.
Bonknight, Treasurer, or
Sept 25 WM. JOHNSTON President
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OFFICIAL.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EyFCfTIyr DEplnTxrpST

"HEREAs. in pursuance OF the provi-
w sions Of Section ), Chapter Q, OF the
General Statutes. an election was held on the
President and Fice-President OF the United
States, and upon examination of tho returns
which hsve been received, it appears that:
Ron. D. II. Chamberlain, Elector at Large;
Hon. w. B. Nash, Elector at Large;
VIM. Quincy, Elector at Large;
Hon. s.. A. Swails, Elector for the Fret
Congressional District;
W. N Taft. Eector FOR the Second Congress
Henry Sparnick. Elector for the Third Con
gressiOnal District;
Hon. r: J. Mackey, Elector for The Fourth
Have been duly elected by mi jority OF the
votes cast at said election; we do. therefore,
by virtue sf the powers in ia vested, certify
and declare that the above mentioned parties
have beDn duly elec. ed to fill tho various pu-
eitions respectively RI fcrrtd to.
Given under our hands and the seal of the
State, in the city OF Columbia. this 10th day
of November, in the year OF our Lord Que
thousand eight hundred and seveniy-two,
and in the i.incty seventh year of the indie
pendencn nf the United States of Amorica.
lSigned,] L. l.. CAkDOZU,
Secretary Of State.
[Si-:ncI,i F. j. MOSES. JR,
ISigncd,] D. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
itLorney-Gcnrrai.
[S;gEcd,1 NILES G. PARKER,
Treasurer.
tSisncd,I j. IT, NEAGLE,
Comptrollcr- General.
STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA,
CFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE.
], +. l.. Cardnz0, Secretary OF State of
South Carolina, in pursuance or tho provi-
sions OF tho Act abavo referred to, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is q correct trans
cript from the statements and declarations OF
tho Board OF state CanvasaerB. filed in this
cflice, according to said Act of Assembly.
Gwen under nv hand and the seal OF the
IT,. ] ls72, and I in the o7,h a year Of American an
inde"endence. II. l.. GARDOXO,
Nov q Secretary of State
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!. =, q. THE ORIGINAL ','1
HOWE, SEW ING AACHINE.

THE best now in use, Challenges the
l. world In perfection of work, strength and
ease OF operation, and great range OF work;
m axes the came stitch on each sido, and is as
noiseless as any other shuttle machine.
It contains the material for it's own repair.
It giyes off thread in proportion to the
thickness OF fabric se~ed, thereby avoiding
Glow motion over seams.
The presBor foot Is easily swupg ont of the
adjust work.
All those who have used the "HOWE" will
have no other. Give 1t trial.
Agents wanted for every town; also, can
va''eF' for tho city. API'lyW B. ". to sonEvEN.
Local Agent. three doors below Heinitsh's
Drug Store. Main street Oct Is 1me.
Leroy F. Youmans. Attorney at Law,
COLUMBIA, 81. o..
OFFICE Law Tango, Bausketts building.
" up stairs.
Youmans & Sheppard.
LEn. F; youMANs. JN0 .. SHEPPARD.
Aug II emo
Fresh Biscuits.
EHARINA, Pearl. Oyster, Wine. Butter, Milk,
= Picnic. Cream. Corn Hill, Lemon, Soda,
bcta HOPE 81 aYLrs
Choice Family Flour.
R0 BARRELS STRICTLY IHiME. for
August 10 HorE oyLEs.
Look Out for K. ks!
ssev i, in Columbia. 10 be
March % JOHN q. SEEGEES'.
Seed Rye.
1EN BUSHELS PRIME RYE, for Seed.
lc\J For sale for cash only.
Sept HOPE Il GYLES.
Good Things.
DREAKFAST BACON,
ID PICS FEET SOUSED,
SMOKED BEEF,
BUFFALO TONGUES.
CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.
All fresh and for sale low for casl. by
Jnne1G HOPE dYLES.
Hams, s. c. Shoulders and Strips.
= nn0 LBS. sugar-Cured SHuUL-
C,OOO DERS, Hams, Brcakfaht Ba-
con and Smoked Tongues, for sale by
Sept2i HOPE & GYIES.
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MAIL IARRANaRMENTs. The Northern
mail opens 6.3O A. NJ. and 800 P. NJ. !;
closes 8 P. NJ. and 11.O0 A. NJ. Charles
ton day mail opens 6.15 r. NJ; closes 6
A. M.; night opens 100 A. NJ; closes
6.15iP. NJ. Greenville orc as 6.45 P. M. !;
closes 6 A. n. Western opens $50 A.
III. and 1880 P. NJ. /; closes and P. NJ.
Wilmington opens $50 F. NJ. CLOSES
1890 a. ID. On Sunday tho Office is
open from 8 to 4 P. M.
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Richmond and Danviiie Railroads.
kk Cd g SSisE' S0kPfSsGD II III es ~ an n La e.
after Sunday, October IS, 1872:
EOJhf Rn1t7JJ

I :
Trains leaving Richmond at LEO l.. H.. ard
at 5 10 A. ~, ccnntct al Greensboro with
trains on North Carolina Division, Tor sll
points south. Pahso,gt1A ltarirg I.iil mend
ut LEO =. b., connect at Greensboro With
train fer all points East OF Gre nthoro. Far
COME ctr at G1eensLoro with Nc,tlc,,-l. LlG
Mail lain, arriving in EichmcId at 12 Asp.
". JOHN X. MACMUNEO .
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
u. NJ. X. 9ALCuT. tn.il.t er and Gen Sup't.
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
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The rev election law for Illinois recently
enacted by the legislature embodes a minority
representation clause which provides that in
voting for representatives to the general assem-
bly,, if the voter intends TO give more than one
vote TO any candidate, he shall express his nten-
ticn or the face of the ballot, in words or figures
which may be done in either of the following
fOIms: a Il, c ID, L f, which shall be held to
mean ole vote for each candidate named; or A
IL, X votes, & ID, IL votes; or A j, votes, c
ID, vote; or a Il, votes. As there arethree rep
Tesentatives elected from each district, of course
under this canse, one fourth of the voters in any
district by combining their votes-three by each
voteT-on any one candidate can elect him, no
matter bow the other ttree-fourths ARRANGE
their ballots.
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Tie success Of the "Milk Consumers Pro
tCCtiye Association" of Boston in furnishing
TeIiCctly pure milk, from healthily fed COWS, at
lower rates than dealers at the Hub have hith-
CItO sold their deleteriOus compound of milk
from svill-fed cattle, mixed with water and
chalk. leads the enthusiastic advocates of CO.
operation TO trust that the good time is coming
when middle men will no longer prey on the
community, and when domestic dTudgery will
lie y srCd our households, and unframed SER
wants Will no longer lord it over our homes
This is good field of reform for the women to
work, in order to relieve themselves of the an
noyanee, and their husbands of the expense, of
the present extrayagant and unsatisfactory
household system. Let them conduce to their
own comfort and earn the gratitude of mankind
ly the institution of cooper alive laundries and
bakeries, and kitchens, and coal yards through
cut the land. 1t will yet be done, whether they
take tie wOIk in hand or not
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Government Securities.
MARX cts Today.

NEwi ORE April 1S-Srocks strong and steady.
Geld steady; ioS. Money firm, 4. Exchange.
ltng, ~; short, 10. Governments dull and
steaOy; Virginia SKIES, 81; new, %. North Caro-
lnas. 2Gk; ntw, 2oH
NEw YORK, April ls-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat duh and unchanged. Corn
quiet and firm.
LoNDoN, April Is. 1880 a. m-Consols opened
al g<a tor money and 92I for account Bonds
quiet and steady-lSG2's, 9Ok; 1865, old, 9IK;
letI's. 90 q; 10-io's. SOY.
FRANKFORT, April IS.-Bonds opeDed at az "a
Sc for the issue of 1862.
LoNDoN, April 1s.-Bonds of 1862, 90: 1865,
old, 81 4; 1861, 93h.
LIVERPOOL, April 1S.-Cotton quiet and
steady. Sales estimated at II. 900 bales; specu-
latiOn and exports 600. Breadstuffs quiet. The
assertion Of the London Telegraph this the state
ments relative TO the critical condition OF the
Ieations between France and Germany are true
flattens the market.
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THE WEATHER.

VAR DePARTAENT, 0gics Chief Signal O7cer.)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April Is, 1872, 10 am
SYNOPSIS YoR THE PAST TwENTY-Foua
HoURs-Ihe lowest barometer has moved from
hahsas 10 Nebraska eastwardly TO Illinois, pre-
ceded Dy diminishing pressure from the lakes to
the gulf and Atlantic, and casterly 10 sOutherly
winds. The area of clOudy weather and rain
has extended eastward to Michigan Ohio, Vir-
ginia, and North Carolina. Partially cloudy
weather has prevailed at Portland, Oregon, and
San Dego: Cloudy weather with light rain at
oah Francisco The rivers have continued fall
ing at Louisville and Cincinnati
PRoBABILITIEs.-The lowest barometer will
move northe astwardly along the lower lakes
preceded by diminishing pressure, increased
cloudlness and easterly to sOutherly winds over
the Atlantic states. The area of cloudy weather
and rain will extend eastward over the I'D idle
and south Atlantic states very generally during
o-day and over New England Tonight Rising
barometer, nOrthwesterly winds and clearing
weather will extend eastward to Michigan.
Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama
during to-day. and over the south Atlantic and
western middle states tonight. Dangerous
winds are not ANTICIPATED.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
TEIIEsDAY...... IL. rsza
The republican meeting held in New York

The republican meeting held in New York
last evening was more than a match for the op-
POSITION q EoEstration of last week, both in the
numlsI ard character Of those present, as well
az in tie elCquouCe ard force of the speeches,
Letters, and resolutions brought out by the occa-
s.on. IL i very clear, in spite OF all that has
been said TO the contrary by interested wit
rCssCs. that the administration has a renarka-
by stror hold on the better classes Ofthe great
Commercial! and financial center. The demon
suatiCn OF last evening furnishes conclusive
cvicSTce on this point. and il is Lazardng little
70 say that this hold will grow stronger hence
forth. In oveIy point OF view, whether con-
siCeTCd simply political gathering or in its
effects HTCn the future, the meeting must be
considered great success. Elsewhere in to-
days raIer will be foundsuch synopsis of the
UrocCtcings as our limited space allows room
for.
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~ The ice is still four feet thick and very
hard on the P6nobscot river, at Bangor, Maine.
~ All the prime ministers oil Europe are
members of Masonic lodges.
Hes in indianapolis this time. and his
nsme II HetheringtOn; which he has inherited
an English estate valued at { 100 900 sterling
Ty-The first divorce of colored people in Ken
tucky was granted by the chancery court in
Newport, on Monday last.
81 1t is reported that Mrs. Laura DeForce
Gordon, of California, will head a delegation OF
women in the Cincinnati convention.
20 There is little doubt that the announce
ment made by the London Telegraph, both in its
continental correspondence and editorlally, that
the relation between France and Germany were
IN critical condition. is pure invention.
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TEoCBLE IN THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN
CoNNENTIoN.-The Virginia republican state
convention met at Richmond yesterday. The
committee on organization reported in favor of
John A Hartman, OF Augusta. as permanent
cor gressionsl district. Hon James III. Platt was
placed IN nomination in opposition to Mr.. Har-
man. Mr. l.. G.. Bowden, brother-in-law of
tiOh- = n Porter, appealed TO the convention t.
enCw if they would refuse to elect a Vjroinian In
reside over Virginia convention. Mr.. Dezen-
corr Claimed that II was a convention of rspub-
I'd ans fTOm everywhere, and not of Virginia re-
tubiieaus. At this point, difficulty occurred
|etween Mr. Bowden and another delega.e
which terminated in a general row, when the
JCliee were called in and the disturbance was
CuieteG. w.
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PECCEEss OF WOMAN's RIGHTs-The Judges
Of the supreme court OF the District OF Column
hia. in revising the new Code prepared BY the
commission 10 eodify the laws of the District,
have ordered the word ''nale," in come :tion
with admissions to the bar, to be stricken out,
thus opening the way to women to practice in
the courts here. MIS- Lockwood and other al
vOoaiCs OF wOman's tights to whom the fact be-
came known yesterday, were greatly rejoced,
regarding this action Of the court as prodi yious
sirite towards the attainment OF the object they
have in view.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

In the New York money market yesterday
bofIoWers on call were supplied at Ta7 gold ac-
cording 20 the collateral pledged. National
bank notes are beginning to accumulate to the
sHIolsnce and Inconvenience of the banks. and
the Pest SAYS: 1--WE should not be surprised 20
see them at discout, or. in other words, legal
tenders at premium within ten days. The
currency receipts from the interior thus far have
been nearly all in these notes, the country ship
pers AS in previous seasons holding their legal
tenders until the last of their shipments. Gov
eminent bonds were strong. The stock market
opened strong, but in the aftern DON prices Ia i
a downward tendency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

The theory that small pox docs not more than
once atiiict the same person is not borne out by
the facts. in the course of trial in Boston last
week, Dr. Samuel A. Green, the city physician,
testlhed that seven cases Of the disease had come
under his observation this winter where the
Iatitnis Had it before, the results Of the former
attack being distinctly marked. Physicians in
other cities have had The same cxnerience.
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The New York assembly by a vote of G. to ~
has passed local option bill, after refusing %
TO 60 70 except lager beer from its restrictions.
The effect Of this measure (mOre properly called
local prohibition bill, ~ if Il becomes law will
lie to Telesate the question OF the prohibition of
the sale OF spirituous or malt liquors within the
limits Of any township to the citizers of such
township, thus placing the responsibility OF this
radical reform with the people who are affected
lyit. The temperance men do not think such
bill meets the issue squareIv.
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SEIZURE OF AN AMERICAN Vrsavr At
JAMAlcA--The steamer Edgar Stuart, with a
largo OF war material, flying the American
d eoloIs, and supposed to belong to the Cuban
SsNeSiuu1hlsu, arrived at Kingston, Jamaica.
On Monday, and was seized by the commodo-.
commanding at that port as legal prize
steamer, not being provided with clsarancs
napers- The American consul protests AGAINST
The seizure, and forwards the documents in ths
case TO Washington on the steamer Suffolk, via
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New York has law on her statute books that
any new charters for horse railroads shall be put
up at auction and sold to the highest bidder. A
road was chartered in New York city some time
since on that basis, but when the franchise was
Put NJ and sold for $4,000 Mayor Hall refused
TO execute the necessary papers. The law is a
good one, and should be applied in other cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

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