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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-13
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rHIs GUANo ia na' nov 90 Veil known 'iu ell.
X the Southern sthtss iof Its fsmhfkabie
e0eots as an agency for Increasing, the pro-
ducts Of labor; q "a not: to requiFs specialize
5 se1sa son
invealed by the company In this trads affords
the suseet guarantee Of tho continued exoel-
The supplies put into market this season
are, 1s 4eretofore, prepared under the per-
sonaI Observation-Disclosures OF DR.. 81. Julian Rave
nei, Chemist Of tho ComPany. At Charleston,
tta Quality and composition are precisely the
same as that hefetoiore sS!d;
Selling ggosS 5Esps. ). SsasIs:tsn SEsss t6: g: O.
General. Agents, Baltimore.
TEnas-.s4s cash; $5s Time, without inte.
70 aooommod planters they can order
now and have until tho drst OF April to do
oide ~ to whether they will take at time or
cash price. When delivered from The factory
by shs 81 Ssr iosa, &c a:=gsge will be charged.
Nov 22 ~ ~ + 'H'H 3mo
Leroy F. Youmans. Attorney at Law,
COL UMB1A, s. c..
nFF1CE Law Range, Baushett's building,
Youmans & Sheppard.
L.n. fFnss5eyi So5sss5 6 5ka'' sh5 ys g. sAhfRARD.
.. Au827 ~, .n.1.t'a ]" q, emo
Bonds for Sale. =.
YyHE Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
u! Railroad Company win sell 500, 600 Of its
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, bearing in tereAt
at: the rate Of z per cent. per annum, at 80
and accrued interest ON 106-ms4ing the in
tion 10 the discount. Apply to M. P. Pegram,
Cashier Fitst Nation al Bank, Charlotte, @.
BoukniRht, Treasurer, or ...
Sept rs WI. JOHNSTON. President
100 Buffalo Tongues,
NEW sugar CURED HAMS, ~
IN Breakfast Strips, ..iu
Smoked Beef. for sale low. HOPE 4 GYLES.
~ To the Citizens Of Columbia.
EE!HE undersigned have been appointed by
4 the Board Of Trade q Committee to solicit
donations of Books and Pamphlets for the
purpose OF forming a LIBRARY, which shall
be open to the public upon tho payment OF
annual dues or fees, and under rules and re-
gulations. to be hereafter adopted. To the
collection thus made. it is proposed to add,
derived from the collection OF such fees and
dues will justify. Connected with the Lii
brary will be Reading Room, supplied with
Magazines and Newspapers.
The want OF q popular Library in this city
will be acknowledged by all, and the under
signed trust that citizens will contribute
EberailJ. Contributions may be left with any
OF the undersigned. JOHN B. PALMER,
JOHN AGNEW, Jn
JOHN 8. WILEY,
E. ". SEIBELS,
10. sEEGERS,
Dec Committee
TrnIJTy r Tnnn rnrrn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
Terrible Catastrophe on the Mississippi.
A STEAMBOAT TORN 70 PIECES.
The Passengers and Crem Nearly Al Killed.
CAIRO, Illinois, April IL

y CAIRO, Illinois, April IL.
At ~. m. to-day, the steamer Oceanus,
from He'd River to st. LOuis, when near
Brooks Point, thirty miles above Cairo, ex-
ploded her boiler, blowing her upper works
almost entirely away, Immediately after which
the wreck took fire and burned to the water
Thompson, pilot of the steamer John Lums-
den, which was lying a few miles below, on
seeing the light of the burning wreck. manned
a yawl and proceeded up the river to ascer.
tain the cause. lie found small party Of
survivors on the head Of an islAnd, but passed
on to relieve those on the wreck. Ten or
twelve were seen clinging to the wheel. but
they dropped before he reached them
and all but four were lost. He found deck
passenger, name unknown, near the shore,
aud badly scalded, and who died before his
arrival at Cairo
The officers Of the Shreve stated that there
were about thirty cabin and thi.ty i've decl
passengers, making, with the crew. nearly
ONE HUNDRED SOULS,
about eighty of whom are supposed to havt
been lost. The greater portion Of the survi.
vors being on the Belle st. Louis, no names O
passengers n0s any reliable estimate of tn,
number lost can be obtained. except from her
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12

SUSSEX COUNTY CoURr commenced at George
town ON Monday. Chief Justice Gilpin and As-
cociats Judge Wales. and Attorney General C. b.
Lore, have been absent from the city attending
to their official duties in that court. We under
stand from the remarks OF tho Chief Justice, on
the opening Of the court that there were very few
casss on the criminal docket and that great i'm.
prcvemsnt has been witnessed in the morals Of
the people in that county during the last ter
years. Its jail is almost tenantess during good
part of tho year. The court adjourned on Thurs
day. only setting four days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
cooD-BY, JACK SHEPPARD.

History Of the Modern Jai1.brsaksr-E Escaping
from tfe7onsbs phen 7scelpe Years Od-No
Ciue to HIS Present Whereabouts.
There is not the slightest clue to the where
ab0uts of Jack Sheppard, the burglar who
effected his escape in SO daring manner from
Police Headquarters on Tuesday evening"
Captain Irving has made CHARGES Of neglect
against the dOOrMan, Guerin, for the reason
:hat the detectives who arrested sheppard
told him not to enter the cell corridor without
an officer accompanying him. = tne prisoner
is wSs a most = % extraordinary Que. Fifteen years
ago, when he was but boy y years old, he
was arrested and committed to the TOmhs for
petit larceny, In company with six equally
Juvenile criminals. They were confined IN
lin street Some workmen employed during
the day in the building had left crOwbAr
leaning agAint the stove In the cell corner
sheppard" pushed o broom -handle through
the cen door and MANAGED to draw the crow
bar within his reach He forced the lock on
open the bars of q window opening on the
street. and he and his companions, lowering
themselves by means of blankets, escaped
Hc WAS recaptured in New Jersey, but escap.
ed from from there. ana was again arrested
which he served a short term. From various
! prisons in New Jersey he escaped no less than
: four times. Boston Jail could not hold him.
St Louis policemen were not smart enough
to cope against his ability in breaking Jail and
' the prince of burglars During the war b,
enlisted in an artillery regiment, deserted. an(
: robbed q eitizrn Arrested and called on Z
plead in the Court Of General sessions he SAID
he Vas . deserter, and was identified by on
, General Dix's Provost Marshals and tAkel
! away. sheppard that night escaped !frou
: the Provost Marshal. After r0bbing the bond
Ia ed warehouse in Vpstry street and gettn
away with 81, 900 VI silks, owned by H:
; Claifin l. 10, he went West Arrested u
q Cincjnnat two months ago, he escaped fr0T
= the custody Of Chief OF Police Jamea Ruffil
: of that city, by clever ruse, and so game
: the nOesty which, by his daring escape
!. Tuesday, night be now enjOys.-W0rM
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. April 1.-THE trial of O'Connor was
brought to an abrupt conclusion this afternoon.
The jury empannelled 70 inquire into the mental
condition OF the prisoner, after hearing number
Of Witnesses, reported that the boy was perfectly
sans--although an expert, DR.. Harrington, who
has studied the subject of insanity for twenty-five
years, testified that the prisoners head measured
ninstssn inches, and hs regarded him ss insane
and too dangerous to BE- at large. verdict Of
guilty WAS then pronounced in accordance with
the prisoners plea, and o'Connor was sentenced
70 twelve months imprisonment ut hard labor
and 10 receive twenty laahes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
ercIal.

PHILADELPHIA, April Il.
Cotton. shade higher Uplands. 22z. New Or
leans, "a.
Flour, lsss active; holders firm: Pennsylvania
extra family, S7.25aS.72. n
Wheat less active; State and Western Red, 81 81
Amber, 81 30; White, 81. .9Sas2.
Rye held at SO.
Rye -four, firm; 81.
Corn meal, holders asked s. 90 for Brandywine
Corn, fair demand: Yellow and Mixed 67a63c
Oats. dull; White. 54a55; Mixed, 53 Black, 80
Mess pork, dull, 1925.
Lard, dull, SAa9.
Whiskey, dull, at 80.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
B r EvlrlES.

South Carolina has only 7O5. COG Inhabitants. |
One-third Of the English miners die annual |
ly.
Judge Davis. Presidential candidate weighs |
256.
South. hs I53FT FTl7r.'g
-. Wild hogs are the terror Of Virginia Valley
California farmers.
French artchokes are growing wild in San
Diego county, California.
Greeley, Col, has vigilance committee to
suppress claim-jumping.
II. u. makes more On the Tribune than he
would in the White House.
A Western tutor pulled out pupils ear by
the roots causing death.
A Marshalltown, Iowa, couple were run
| over while sparkling on the track.
Bananas are raised in the open air at the
botanical gardens in Washington City.
| Three hundred million letters yearly pass
through the Post Offices Of the world.
Bismark's favorita daughter is about to
marry Bavarian nobeman name not given
A big strawberry show Is to come OH in
Quincy when the season reaches its hight.
The old Wings Of Atlanta Georgia will cele-
brate Henry Clay's birthday April II.
The Democratic Convention of Alleghanny
yesterday appointed delegates to the Democra.
tic State Convention, instructing them to vote
for Gen. George w. Cass for Governor.
senators Trumbull. Schurz and others are
on their way to New York to attend the Liber
al Republican meeting.
General frank Cheatham announces him
self as candidate f,F the Democratic nOmi
nation for Governor Of Tennessee.
In the National COlOred Convention at New
Orleans, yesterday. permanent organization
was effected with Fred. Douglass as Presiden
a A resolution, rep,ldiating any sympaty witt
4 the Labor Reform Convention or the Cincin
: matt movement, was offered and referred.
The NewYrok Democratic State COnven
ton has been called to meet at Rochester Ol
May 18th. The Republican Convention 0
New York State will meet at Elmira on Ma
i 18th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
TO xoUNa ME n.

J.ss Published. ia Sealed Esselope. Price cents
A LECTURE on the Mature. Treatment and
Radical Cure of Sperm atorrh9a. or Seminal Weak:
meas. Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility. and
Imp ediments 20 MARRIAGE generally; Ne.vo1sness.
Consumption. Epilepsy. and fits Mental and Ply
By By %RoBEKT ]. cULvERwELL. Nj. D.. Author
OF tho 'Nreeu Book" &c.
Tho world renowned author. in this admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from his own experiencs
that the awful consequences of Sell. Abuse may pc
eGoctualiy removed without medicines, and with
out dangerous surgical operations. houses. instsu
msnts. rings. 0r cordials. rointins out mode o.
care ascnce certain and enectn.i hy whlcn ever
cure himself ehsaply privately. md radically: !.
fHIS LEGTURE WILL, PknHE BOON II
Sent under seal. to ATTY address. In plain scales
envelope. ON the receipt Of six cents. or two post
| age staMpe.
| Also. Or. Culverwells Marriage Guide" pric'
Is cents. Address ths PSeiiseeIsi; ~
l47 Bowsry. NswI Y ork. Post Ofkcs Box. A.SSs
| ociN- -lysianl0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12

The Health authorities of New York ordered
the vaccination of child against its parents pro-
test. suit to recover $4,000 from the city has
been commenced by the parents against the city
The complaint specifies two charges of a very
serious NATURE viz: First, grisvous assault upon
hs child. Second. the complete destruction Of
the child's health and constitution by scrofula
produced by vaccination.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
UTAH..

VIOLATION OF REVENUE LAWS.
SALT LAKE CITY, April l2
The Government Assessor has been instructed
to prosecute the Cooperative Mercantile Associa.
ton. for violating the revenue laws, by issuing
fractional currency without stamps, to increase
the amount in circulation.
rHn NoRNoN MIssIoNARIEs
Tho Mormon Missionaries for foreign service
we're blessed In the Tabernacle yesterday. Many
are unwilling to 60. and regard it as banishment
from business pursuits, to promote the interests
Of Mormon oficials
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12

T1s LIsE1AL RsPusLlcANs opsn the political
campaign In New York city to-night. letts'
in IL Ledger says:--S Senator Fenton's friends
viii b st the Liberal Republican meeting to-
naosroW night in large torcs. He will not be
present himsslf, but has sent letter 70 the Com
1ittss Of ArraAgements, TO be read On the occa
60. Il ID said 10 be petty "strong." and 70 an
ne1nes tAe writer's resolution TO attend the Gin
dnnAti Coaventiou. Mr.. sumner. il is also un-
Z l1ood. hes writtsn . brsf letter supporting
NCinmnna6 movement. Senator Schur1 tele-
- that be will certainly be present and make
SddrsoL The German Republicans are pre-
~ him public reception.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
RADICAL p,ssEwsiom SPREADING

Tho nominations by the Pennsylvania Radical
State Convention are received with much disfavor
BY many influential Republicans In reference to
the nonination Of John F. HsItranft, the present
Auditor General, for Governor, the Press "be-
lisvss It 70 be most inausplcious selection, made
simply 10 crafty ring and will lead to inevita-
BILE defeat in Philadelphia next fall unless sterny
checked beforehand" The Inquirer (republican)
says that the result has engendsred great deal Of
dissatisfaction. "and this at time when the re-
publican and the democratic parties arc SO evenly
balanced that thousand votes lost by the former
may elect the candidates Of the latter" The Har-
risburg correspondent OF the Press says that the
denocrats viii adopt the nomination to be made
by the labor reform convention at Williamsport
ON the 7th of May next. This report may be tax
on for what it il worth.
The republican nominae for Justice Of the Su-
prsms Court is Hon. Ulysses s. Mercur. present
Representative in Congress from the thirteenth
district. 70 succeed Hon James Thompson. the
present chief justice, whose term expires. The
PhilAdelphix Ledger prints letter addressed tC
Judge Thompson by the leading members Of the
bar OF PhilAdslphia, without distinction of party
requesting him TO be candidate for reelection
and Judge Thompson's reply accsding to the re-
quest
Te action Of the Harrisburg convention in up
pointing delegates to the republican presidential
nominating convention. which meets in Phladel
phia June 9th. 10 also rspudiated on behalf OF it
own wing Of the party by the Philadelphia Pres
which. aftsr eharsoterixing the convention as quo
toriously packed BY ring Of unprincipled part
managsFs," says that the delegates named by then
on behalf Of Philadelphia, "are utterly withou
charactsr or influence. except with rouEhs or bum
men Of their own stripe" 1t therefore advice
that msst,ngs b. called at once throughout tn
State, "to elect their delegates to the conven
ton, which will unQusst,onably nominate Pres
dent Grant"
The Delaware county Rsp"b!ican, y stron
Radical paper. utters its dissatisfaction in the TO
lowing significant language
$50 far - the nominee for Governor is concerI
ed, II b evident that the delegates were controe
by motives which from our standpoint, we cannt
sxaotly comprehend. There were before the Co,
vsutioa such men Mr.. Ketchum, Col. Jorda
!, aud otAsn. gentlemen Of experience. OF undoub
ID oapAcity, and Of superior mental ability. RI
sslsotioa Of either would have given satisfaction
10 The whole party, but the policy Of avsilabii
and luck, which broke down the old Wing part
was suffered to prevail. aud will in the end,
psrsistsd in, ruin the Republican party.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12

Large numbers Of cattle perished of starvation
In Kansas during the past season The winter
came on suddsnly and early. and the frost killed
the prairie grass. making it undt for food. While
the stronger cattle survived the emergency the
weaker have gone under, and the prairies are
strswn with their corpses. In order to prevent
psstilsncs, the local authorities have imposed
heavy 6nss on land owners, who leave the carcass
~ unbsrisd. It is to hs hoped that the expert
snos Of the past season will tsach our Western
fazmsn the necessity OF providing proper shelter
aad food for their herds during the cold weather
Donsstic cattle are constantly no harder thar
ths buffalo. which, though protected by a heavy
coat 4 hair, 10 forced 10 seek Southern pastures
aud moro genial clims during the bitter North
wsseem WintsI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
MISSOURI.

THE EXPLOSION OF THE ocKANUs.
ST. LOUIS, April II.
survivor OF the explosion of the steamer
Oceanus gives an awful description Of the scene.
Captains Workman and Reeder are missing, and
the latest news says that sixty seventy persons
perished.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
OF East Water st., Whining ton, Del

knoA The subscribse having taken the above
N! Hotel. 10 now prepared 20 accommodAte
MI lsavelers and boar iers. His table will oe
kIs Sar wiih pare and choice liquors. Rooms airy
aad beds kept 10 perfect order. The friends OF the
nouso aud he nuSuo are inv tied to call.
LnseH sverx day from from ~ 70 II. Cool Lager
~. ~ ~ ' =. S'ss' JouN sT0EcELEIN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
FIRST EDITION.
B 7 + ELE q r. A Phi.
PNllAOG GLPAlA.

PHIL
MORE VICTIMS.
PH1LADELPHiA, April IL.
The body OF Alexander Crawford was found un-
der the ruins Of the Eighth street store. which
foil yesterday. He leaves wife ami three child
fsn.
Another victim. Barney CLANCY. leaves . wife
and Ave children. Both were lsborers, and leave
their families destitute.
The coroner will investigate tho cause Of the
accident, to ascertain whether the contractors are
to blame. The centre wall. which supported the
aoora, had been removed, and iron pillars substi-
tutsd several years ago, when the two stores were
thrown into one. These pillars gave way under
the weight Of the rubbish caused by tearing down
the upper part OF the building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12

A CoLoREp JUSTICE IN JERSEY CITy.-At
the recent charter election in Jersey City .
colored man named Alridge polled next to the
highest vote cast. and 10 one Of the four JUS
ticss of the peace elected. This is the first
cOlored Justice ever elected in New Jersey
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
VOL. LXXXII.--NO. IL. w
rELecRApnlc SUMMARY

Four additional prisoners pleaded guilty to
the charge of conspiracy. in the u. s. Court,
at Charleston, s. g., yesterday, the indict-
ments against them for murder being with
drawn.
A Montral despatch, says the United States
authorities have abandoned thu charge OF bond
robbery against COnklin. sSO. 900 having been
recovered and taken to New York by the law.
yers representing the Market Savings Bank
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12

A CHANGE IN THE MARKETs.-The City Coun-
Gil, at s mseting' last night. passed ordinance
directing that the curbstone market be changed
from Market to King street. The vote was
quite decisive. The change is to take place on
the first Of May. It will not prove satisfactory to
the people. many Of whom have to pass over
Quaker Hill already; and to add to this, the de-
sosnding and climbing OF 4th street. from Market
to King, will be to them grevous.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
Public Salfs.
Yegal gottfts.
REGISIEK's ORDER.

REGIsrERs OFFICE.
New Castle County. March 9th. 1872.
Upon the application of Alfred Z. Nowlsnd, Ad-
ministrator of DR.. james A. NOwland. late of Will
mington City. in said County, deceased; it is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
a,or aforesaid. give notice Of the grant
ing of Letters OF Administration upon the Estate
of the deceased. with the date of granting there:
OF. by. causing advertisements to be posted
within forty daysfrom the date Of such Letters In
Castle all persons hsv aga nst
the Estate to present the same, or abide by an Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided And
also cause the same to be inserted within the
period in the delaware Gazette, u newspaper pub
iished in Wilmington. and to be continued therein
two months.
-, tiiven under the hand and Sealof Office OF
LIS. the Register aforesaid. at New Castle. IN New
t---l Castle County, aforesaid, the day and yeaI
above written b. GIBBS, Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12

An old colored man. named Jsck Goldsboro09h,
was found dead, with HIS throat cut. in the woods
near EAston, ON Tuesday afternoon. The cause Of
the act, remains mystery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12

NOTICE.
Anpersons having claims against the Estate OF
tho deceased must present the same duly attested
10 the Adm pistratur on or before March Hh. A. ID.
1873. or abide the Act of Assembly in such case
ALFkED c. NOwLAND. Administrator.
Address-NeW Castle Del marl5-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12

Pitcock & Freese's wool and packing house in
Jersey City was burned on the llth The loss
u about $4,000 partially insured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, April II.
An area Of rain will extend northesstward over
the Middle and New England States. followed by
clearing weather by Saturday morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
The youthful readers Of the GAZETTE have been
pleased with the postry Of little "MINNIE LEE"
they will bs hetter pleased with her little story OF
to day.

ANXIOUS ToR SxATs.-Two United Statos Sem
ators slsotsd in Utah were before the Committee
on Territories, in Washington, on Thursday,
urging the admission Of Utah rs State. They
are anxious, no doubt, for easy positions. OF
course they are agents Of Brigham and his tribe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12

The kennett Weekly Leuder. in speaking o the
lectures before the kennett Square Academy AM
Seminary during the year. says
Besides some single lectures. the winter term has
included five lectures German Literature, by Bay
ard Taylor twelve by A. C. Norris. on Astronomy
and Geology. eight by Josiah Jackson. on Physical
Geography. twelve by PROT. Moore. on Philosophy.
Chemistry. Sc, and five by DR.. Ellwooi Harvey. on
Physiology and Hygiene.
Those who have children TO attend school viii
please read the following notices -
l have had az opportunity for several years past.
Of observing the manner in which the Academy is
conducted rs we'll rs the department OF the pupils
who attend il. and am satisfied that nothing i
elected which further both the intellectual and
moral development of the latter
BAyARp TAYLOR.
CIpARcRorr. kINNErr SQUARE. July ~. $50.
UNION PACIFIC RAlLRoAD Co, Engineers ofice)
Omaha. Neb., July Slst. ls.o.
S. C. SHoRrLIpGE, A. M.-Dear S,r II desire to
express my acknowledgments to YOU for the and
| attention YOU have given to the education of my
daughter. We are entirely satisfied with the pro-
that she has made in her studies tyour school
| and We expect to send to you another daugh-
ter Being convinced that your seminary presents
superior adv yantages for the acquisition OF sound,
practical education, congratulate you on its in
| creasing popularity. Very respectfully yours
| T. +. SIcKkLs.
Chief Engineer Union Pacific Railroad.
Send for Circulars. which give the Prospectus and
| new arrangements for next school year. TO
| S. CSHOETLIDGE, A. NJ.
ma5tt Kenneth Square. Chester county. Pa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
DAILY GAZETTE.

The st. Georges Library Association are in.
dsbtsd 10 Hon. THos. F. BAYARp, Hon. BENZ. T.
BIoos, and His Excslency Governor Washburne
Of Mas, for valuable books and pamphlets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
3eu, Adrsrtise,meuts.

~ beriu0 or trustiNe my wife Mary Z. Cooney. rs
will not pay any debts Of her contrasting N,,.
apl2-A PATklCh COoNEh.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-12
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SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHlNcT0N.
e NClANO o.,

ENcLAN0.y
THE DISPUTED QUESTION
LONDON, April r.
The papers announce that Chief Justice Cock
burn, the English representative, will not attend
the meeting OF the Geneva arbitrators the 18th.
The Times says the British statement will be de-
livered on the 18th inst, but will not regard the
act as prejudicial position, taken in opposition
to American claims for consequential damages
and if the U. s. shall not, before tribunal Is pre-
pared to make awards, have abandoned such
claims, Great Britain will withdraw her ratifica-
ton of the Washington Treaty.
| PusEY K RICE have on hand a stock Of very
fine ice and are now delivering it daily to all parts
OF the city at low prices.
3nsuranfe Companies.