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Hhelsh view Of the Questions Arisinx Under
the Washington Treaty,

tho Washington Treaty.
London, Feb. 14.-Chief Justice Cock
ourn, British member of the Geneva Board.
approves the governments refusal to admit
the CLAIMS for indirect damages.
William Fowler, member of Parliament
from Cambridge, addressing his constituents
last night, dwelt at length on the claims of
tnc United States for indirect damages.
lie SAID that England should not bluster.
nor should she submit to be bullied. He
neheyed the country to man had made up
its mind that if our American COUSINS,
wanted all this money they must come and
take it. '--N
The Times considers the situation to-day
more satisfactory. 1t denies that the
quarrel was sprung. because Gladstone
feared the effect of the intrigues of D,Ts-
raeli and Dixie; for nothing could be more
unpopular in England.
The Daily Telegraph does not credit tho
report that reply to Lord Granyille's note
mas I arrived from Washington. 1t thinks
that the American Cabinet will wait until
thc text note is received by mail, before
making formal answer.
London, Feb. 13.-[Herald Special. -
NO English government, continuing the ne
EQUATIONS IN regard to the treaty Of WASH
mgton as the case now stands, could hold
Office twenty-four hours. This is absolute
ly certain and it can be stated, equally
emphatically, that should the government
60 out on this issue, their successors, from
the nature of the ease, would be equally
prevented from continuing the negotiations.
Therefore the arbitration is ended, and the
opportunity Tor accommodation will be lost,
unless some mutual understanding. modi-
tying the point of indirect losses, is arrived
at. The English government having posi-
lively refused to pay the gross sum, a
proposition of that nation cannot now be
advanced, but should the American govern
ment renew its own proposition made on
March Sth, 1870, in protocol, it could be
arranged on the basis that England pay the
highest sum namod by America-thirty
million of dollars in gold.
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rNAKEN UP, on THE 18th INSTANT, vysys7ts
Il A RED COW, with white spots. The M1R
owner will please come forward, prove properly.
pay charges, and take her away.
L. A. SCHULTZ,
fe l3-lt" near Haryie.
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MARRIED.

In this city, February sth, by Rev. T. G. Da
shell, r. G. GARTER and BETTE A., eloest
daughter OF ]. w Beveridge.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

# DAILY STATE JOURNAL OFFICE
RICHMOND, Feb is, 1872. :
we qoote hrst-class paper at to 10 per
cent per annum Richmond city bonds are held
at 50 cents. Virginia State stocks dull There ia
an active demand for first-class railroad seeuri-
AeB.
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WANTS.

M Il D--A FiRST-RATE DINING
" ROOM SERVANT, COOK AND LAIJN.
DRESS. lte l2-tfl ]. L. APPERSON
"ANTED-THE CITIZENS OF RICH
REPAIR AND PAINT OLD ROOFS with the
GELEBRATED GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT
LIGHTNING RODS of all kinds repaired and
put up at short notice.
Having an extensive experience, fiatter my
self that / can give satisfaction to all who will
favor me with call. r. B. WILSON,
Variety Iron Works,
fe 7-lm 907 Bank street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

f FIRE AND MARINE.
LIVERPOOL Sc LONDON a. GLOBE. Daven-
port 90. agents, ll04 Main street I'd foor)
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
CO., 1902 Main street See advertisement
Ff0S. NJ. .ALFRIEND & SON, General Agents.
e02 Main street. See advertisement
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF yIR-
GINA, Tenth and Bank streets
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORK-Thor,as q
Armistead, agent-lll3 Main street.
LIFE
PIEDMONT AND rARLINGTON-Home Office
922 Main street.
BROOKLYN IN. Y.)-Thos. M Alfriend & Son
Agents-s02 Main street. See advertisements
UNIVERSAL LiFE(N. Y.)-L. w Rose, Agent,
lll3 Main street. =
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NEW BUILDINoS.-At the last meet
ing of the City Council the following
petitions, with the exception of the first
named, for permission to erect new build
lngs, were referred to the appropriate CON-
mittee, with power to grant:
Frame building, on his own lot, one
story, l6x30, for wareroom, on Frank
lin street, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets. j. W. Satterwhite, peti-
toner.
A two-story frame dwelling, with brick
foundation 19x3S, to be located on the
southwest corner of Clay and Eighteenth
streets. Peter O'Conner, petitioner.
A shop 20x32, on Adams, between
jackson and Leigh streets, and also on the
same lot house 20x34, each one-story
high. Adam Vanderlehe, petitioner.
A frame house of two stories, 20x34. on
Pine, between China and Holly streets.
John Barefoot, petitioner.
A one-story frame house, 14x20, to be
erected on the corner of Twenty-fifth and
Venable streets. A. NJ. Tomlinson, peti-
toner.
A double tenement frame house, shingle
roof, l6x32, on Twenty-third street, be-
tween n and 0 streets. Elijah Baker, Pc
titioner.
A frame house of two-stories, l6x22,
with shed, to be erected on the west side of
Pine street, between Albemarle and Spring
streets. o. +. Phillips, petitioner.
A frame building OF two-stories. l6x22,
with Shed, on Third street, between Baker
and Preston streets. Sam'l johnson, col
ored, petitioner.
A frame shop, 2ox3o, near Adams and
Broad street. Stephen Murray, petitioner.
A two-story frame ..house, 22x32, to be
located on the corner of Clay and Graham
street. John A.. Glazebrook, petitioner.
A one-story on Sixth street, between
Baker and Preston streets. VIM. Guaser,
petitioner.
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G. KY HO AGENTS PROFITS per week.
pCf .OO viii plove il, or forfeit 5000. New
TO all. Address w. II. CHIDHsTRR, 2e7 Broad
way, New York.
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LATEST NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, Feb. 14.-The "uornat,
viii be allowed to 60 from Baltimore t,
New York, under bonds.
Inc Judiciary committee of the House h
maturing bill giving the heirs of suicide.
thelI pohcies from life insurance companies,
Inc criminal court is entertaining a mo.
tion Tor an arrest Of Judgment in Coneress-
man Stokes's case. The impression is tha,
ne VIII escape punishment.
Lewis y. johnson, United States Marshal
Tor South Carolina, has been informed
through. the Attorney-General, that hi,
resignation will be accepted by the Presi.
dent. Robert w. Wallace will probably
succeed johnson. f0''
;. Inc brltish-American Commission have
disaliowed the claim of Thomas Sterling VS..
the United States for personal pronerty
taken and destroyed by United Statc,
troops IN King and Queen county. Va. on
the ground that the acts done, upon which
the claim is based, seem to have been m.
ordinary result incident to the march of an
invading army in a hostile territory. with
possibly some unauthorized acts of destruc-
tion ana plliage by soldiers, but with no
PROOF pr OF Appropriation by the United
,o,, lhe commission has adjourned until the
10Th of March. ' '''0
The committee on public buildings and
grounds to-day discussed the subject of A
statue Of General Scott, to be placed in
scott square in this city, and finally agreed
o report resolution to the House for the
erection of such statue, and ask its reference
o the committee on appropriations.
;, PRESIDENT Grant, in his letter to Col.
torney dated the 18th inst, accepting the
Of the latter as Collector Of the
Port OF Philadelphia says: "Your letter
y the 10th instant, rendering your resirna-
'lon OF the office Of Collector of the mort
u Philadelphia, to take effect on tho LIST of
March, proximo, was duly received, Ire
5ret that you have found this course
lecessary, because your appointment to
nat place gave general, almost universal.
atisfaotion when it was made, and since
our services have been appreciated and
quite ns generally. appreciated
,,oweyer, the reasons which you assign for
ne course taken and hope for your con-
lnued success as journalist and citizen.
VIII De highly gratifed if successful in
recurring as your successor one ENJOYING
ne same confidence of the public and the
administration, and who will administer
ne office as well as you have." -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-31

THE cry goes forth that Secretary Robe
son was completely vindicated by the Con
gressional Committee Of Investigation, but
it is shown that he psyed the Secor claim
of ninety three thousand dollars, and that
in the language of Mr.. Blair (Repubhcan)
of Michigan, chairman of the committee
making the investigation:
'FThat this payment was not only with
out law, but in direct violation there is no
doubt whatever. 1t took out of the treas
ury $4,000 against the prohibition OF
plain statute, and gave it to parties to whom
the Government owed nothing"
That is a very serious charge to prefer
against Cabinet officer by the chairman
of the committee that holds him guiltless OF
crime.
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THE Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Comm ercidI says, May %: sit
is but proper to say since the Administra-
ton papers, and other enemies Of the Gin
cinnati ticket, have made so many asser-
tions lately in regard to Senator Schurzs
adhesion 10 the Cincinnati nominees, that
this gentleman has not only nothing to de
with the New-York counteractionists, but
will take no part in it whatever. 1t has al
so been reported time and again lately, that
Senator Schurz had intimated that he would
not support the Cincinnati ticket. Thre is
little doubt that he viii, soon after the ad-
oUrnment Of the Senate, enter the canvass
and make speeches throughout the country
in favor of Greeley
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Nonresident Notice.

j. r. Gregory and P. A. Wilkinson VS.. John
Gregory and others.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO THE
Il satisfaction of the Clerk and Master from
compliments bill that GuiOn Gregory, George
Thompson and wife Elizabeth, Patsy and Nam
cy Witcher, are nOn-residents Of the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon them:
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Union
and American, a newspaper published in the
city OF Nashville, commanding said nonresident
Chancery Court for Macon county, to be
held at the Courthouse in the town of La
fayette ON the first Tuesday after the second
Monday in August, 1872, and plead, answer or
demur TO compliments bin, or the same will be
taken for confessed and the cause set for hear
ing eXparte as to them.
II. S. YOUNG, G. & NJ.
N. n. ALEXANDER, Sol. for CompIts.
Nay 2, 1872. my31 d1&wSt#
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on the whole that it failed-a feeling which
many prominent Republicans, including
some who had voted for the bill, did not
hesitate to express privately; the Republi-
cans voting against the bill also intended
their action as sharp and distinct notif-
cation to the Senate that threats of an extra
session, or prolongation of this until the
Ku-Klux bill was passed, would not be toll
Grated, and that the House meant to define
its position and intentions SO that they
could not be misunderstood.
"The Senate evidently put the correct in
depreciation upon the vote, for within half
an hour it settled ali its muddle of adjourn
ment by agreeing to the House resolution
of June, and going to work on the Tariff
Bill under the five-minute rule"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-31

THE investigation into the dis appearance
oftheBuel court martial record Fl I'm tie War
Department, is bringing to light some very
damaging facts, as will be seen from the re-
port in our news columns. The Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial charges that the committee, all but one
or two Of whom are champions of Grant,
are making arrangements to evade the ne
cessity of making a report this session and
will keep the damaging testimony from the
public,
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Winchester & Alabama
Railroad Stock.

THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS
4 adopted at the last regular meeting of the
City Council:
"ResOlved by the City Council of Nashville,
That the Mayor and the Chairman of the FL
nance Committee be and they are hereby au-
thOrized to receive proposals for the purchase of
the interest Of the city in the Winchester and
port said proposals to the City Council as soon
as practicable, and that the sams be published
in the daily papers
In accordance with the above resolution, the
undersigned viii receive sealed proposals for the
stock owned by the City of Nashville in the w.
& A. 4. K. from this date till - O'Clock noon
Tuesday, June IL, 1872, at the Mayors Office.
X. j. MORRIS, Mayor.
ID. F. CARTER, Chm Fin. Com.
May 81, 1672.-td
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LOTTERIES.
Royal Saxon Government Lottery

A LEIPsIC, GERMANY-95,OOO Tickets.
~ At 900 Prizes, Drawn in drawings One
prize of 10000, one ! of 100000, one oF
$4,000, one OF $1,000 Prussian Thalers and
others Zoo Thalers equal to Seventy Dol
lars GOld) First Drawing June 10 1872
Tickets for the first Drawing: WhOles SI3 O0.
halves $3.50; quarters $3.50; eighths S175. Tick
cts for all Drawings: WhOles $1,000; halves
5000; quarters Sl6.5O; eighths S825 Prizes
cashed and information given. p. O. Boy e0S0
THEODOR ZSOHOCH, .
my17 deW1m ZIG Nassau St, New York.
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THE Boston Post, which has until re-
Gently favored Democratic nomination
for President, has taken strong and une-
quivocal grounds for Greeley.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAKEN Up.

MAY 9, 1872, ONE GRAY MARE AND
ul Yearling Colt
The owner can get them by proving property
and paying charges.
Apply at POLICE STATION
my3l Ivy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-31

THE New York Tribune says: 'eThe
omens are significant; the opposition has
the desperation of assured defeat"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-31

ABOUT twenty-five Greeley and Brown
clubs have been organized in New YORK
within the past ten days.
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NASHVILLE UNION AVID AMER1cAN. FR1pAY. Way 81 18ra
RATLROAD TAX LT6I


F41EE
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AGENCIES.

L D. WALKER, Surviving partner Of Walker
& Yaryan.
A. ". WILLS, late o. S. Army,
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COAl AND COKE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHEAP COALI

HAVING TAKEN AN INTEREST IN THE
IL spacious Coal Mines of Kentucky, known as
the st. Bernard Mines, on the Evansville and
Henderson Railroad, and having cont of the
disposition Of said Coal all south of Springfield,
Robertson county, Tenn, we are determined to
furnish Nashville, Edgefeld, and the surround
ing country and towns so cheap as TO put fires in
the reach Of the poor as well as the rich.
We can furnish superior article and abund-
ant supply.
OFFICE-COrner Union and Cherry streets.
iZ6 If MADISON STRATTON d 60.
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Ariel Has Arrived!
HEADQUARTERS AT THE DRUG STORE
IL Of NJ, &. Cotton, 292 South Cherry street,
where all orders win be filed.
PAYNE, JAMES s. co.
Sold by all Book and News Dealers. my29 Ivy
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

Election, tuesday, NOV. ;, Is5e.
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L.and part 81 Castieman go

g !" /" 4"
Land near Brentwood
II Scovel st, 18th civil district
HichOl plan, 18th civil distrie-
161, 1872, 153, 154, 1855, 1856, Isl
162 Hsrding's % addition
n Cherry st, 18th civil district
192 Alberta avenue, 18th civil
POI j NJ H9rdiDg's sub divisio
i, 8, 6S9, 10, II, -, II, Is, 1s, 2
18th civil district
John Harding's plan, 18th CIV
PARK st, 18th civil district
McNairy's addition, 18th civil
49,, 18th civil district
Atfntsrsectioit jefferson st &,
lehman st, i3th civil district
College st, 18th civil distaiet
Oven st, 18th civil district
81, 345, 1856 McGaEOek ct, I3tl
Jefferson st, 18th civil district
Adams st, 18th civil district
Gay street, 18th civil district
McGavockis addition, 18th civ
Is Wood st. 18th civil district
Is, IS Wood st, 18Th civil distri
Buna Vista, 18th civil district
Bells plan, 18th civil district
% Cumberlan st, 18th civil ii
., As Se0vel st, 18th civil flistri
l2S, ~ Polk st, McGayock's q
Bostick's addition, 18th civil &
II, Is Bostick's addition, 18Th Z
Clifton pike, 18th civil district
Buena Vista plan, I3tbelvil di
Charlotte pike, 18th siTll dEsr
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-12

New Publications,
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London edi.
New standard works for libraries.
New Novels. in chcap binding.
:, ALSO; fresh stock Of WRITING DESKS.
iroriio'i0s, Gold Pons, Pen. Knives. Pocket.
Books, Photograph Albums OF all sizes, Fancy
hraekcts and Book Shelves, and general
variety OF Letter, Noto and Cap Papers, En-
veiopes and Fancy Stationery. for salo by
"oV Il. L. BRYAN,
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Hew Goods.
.EkA BoxEsRAIsINg, ga.sr. i.
CO 90 half boxes Raisins.
on quarter boxes Raisine. j,
75 lbs: CitE9p,,
10 buckets Mince Meat. eG
1000 Oranges,
10 bbls. Northern Apples.
10 doc jars Prunes, "a. =
dog. jars Ginger Preserves.
30 drums Smyrna Figs. For sale by
Deo4 HOPE & 6YLEH.
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Make. money, fast and honorsbly,
$12. so per day, $75 per week, by at once
applying for a territorial right. (which
are given FREQ 20 agents 10 sell the beat,
strongeat= most nsefnl and rapid selling
sewing machine, and patent button-hole
worker, ever used or recommended by
families. or buy one for your own use: Il
is only $5. Sent free everywhere by ex-
press Address, for particulars. Mr. A.:
Qateley, CORNER Greenwich and! Court
iandt streets, New. York, j. - plQtnT, !
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Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye requires but fe,o mi
nhtes. D10t3T1
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Non.EXploslya Oil
A Certain Cure for Fpizootic.
PINE TAR ESSESCH

ne great Remedy for The Horse Disease.
tdls remedy has special tendency to the
- mucous membranes; bronchial irrita-
OF the head and chest; promotes oxpcctora.
ton, or mucous discharges. This is a good
remedy. Drench tho horse three times Il
dsy. It's cheap aud easily given. just re-
ceived and for sale
Nov 2Gt HEIEITSH'S Drug Storc
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Sawed Cypress Shinr.es.


ar superior quality and finish. can now bc
~ furnished in any desired quantity OH ap.
They aro more DURABLE and are CHEAPER
tnan any 6n'ni:ic now i'll nse; and, besides
giving finished look to roofs construct cj
with them, thoy make a roof perfectly iroe
frCm loaks. 0'
They will be shipped in any desired ouan.
will be found very convenient to parties in
tho country desiring to build. They are
neatly packed for shipment.
We refer to the following parties who have
used them:
Clark Waring, Esq. Childs, Johnston &
laimer Or. Geo. =. Ire zcvant, the Vcstry of
Trinity Church, Columbia, and Cover. Cox T.
Markely, Grcenville, S. G. -
McMASTEK, MONTEITH Il ROATH.
Oiiico in Law iianGe, Columbia, s. C.
1S Abbevillo BGnner, Newberry Herald.
Grecnvile Monntdineer, Unionviilc T;pies'
COPY once and send bill Dec 4 tin,n
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TRIUMPHANT!

TRIUMPHANT!
Unparalleled is the Success of Heinifsh's Ger
man Horse po,oder!
EtVERY horse curod by using this Powder
~ every mule cured by using this Powder:
every horse and every mulo will be cured by
uslng the German Horse Powder. It il iust
the medicine for the horse disease. It Las
oecn tried with success in every case, and not
slngle horse has been lost where neinitsh's =
medicine has been given. For sale only at
Dec HE1NI:SH'S DRUG STORE
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City Real Estate for Sale,

City Real Estate for Sale.
~ DWELLING and COTTAGES'on
GIh corner of Plain and Gates streets. f4}A
The large house contains twolvo4"R
rooms; water and gas throughout. The cot
water and gas. The lot is large one. has a
fine vegetable garden, and an abundance of
space for comfort and additional buildings.
This property is near Main street, tho IN arket.
hotels, schools and churches.
And, also, tho eligible vacant. LOT. on cor.
nor Gates and Plain streets, near the Howard
School, 100 feet by 1O4 feet.
And, alec, that very pleasant vacant LOT,
on Arsenal Hill, between Gatee and Lincoln
streets. on Richland street, bounded on the
East by c.. Bouknight's lot and on the West
by Glaze Il Shields lot, containing one. half
acre-104 feet on Rfchland street.
This property will be sold at q barg ain-opc-
third for cash and balance on credit. Titles
will be satiafactory. Apply to
Nov 21t G. BOUKNIaHT
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CARRIAGES
BUGGIES!.

Fresh Family Groceries.
PIGKLED Nex York BEEF ROUNDS.
Il PIcKLED-Salmon Bellies,
North Carolina Mullet. &c.
SMoKED--New York Pig Hams and Strips.
Nova Scotia Salmon, ''''p''
Beef Tongues, DO.
CAfNED-Succotash, Lima Boans.
Peas, Salmon; Maokerel,
Lobsters, Pears. Peaches.
Groen- cages, Mushrooms,
Trnfiies, Asparagus.
fRKsERvED-Canton Ginger, Pears,
Citron, Pine.apples, a
Strawberries, Ounces,
Blackberries,
Raspberries. &C.
sELL1ss-Guava and general assortment
IKAs -Gunpowder, Imperial, Japan.
eouclong, and English Breakfast,
selected by an expert, and fnoat in
any market.
CofrEEs-Mocha, Laguayra, Rio,
o. G. Java, kaw and Roasted.
ALSO, :,
Ihe Downer MINERAL STERN OIL, absolute.
y safe as candle, brilliant as gas, aud
Enaeap as * 1keIosenei have all the necessary
NoV ~ GEO. SWIMMERS.
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OeCuTe0 oy q SINKING fund. Coupons occurred
Sy an Annual 1or and Receiva6le for City
Bond Debt Of the Citv Limited ,bu La,o fo
5000 600; 1a1a5le Property Of ne Ott
NNHE BONDS offered are authorized bv an
j. Aot OF Assembly approved March Is
1872, for the construction OF the new City
Hall. Their final redemption Is, by the terms
or said Act, secnred by "sinking fund" to
oe 1ccumuiated from the annual rents OF the
puiid,ngi These rents will reach, from So. .0OO
tionai Bank holds lien of the building for a
term OF twenty years. as trustee. with mower
TO collect the rents and hold the Same invest
ed as fund for the redemption of the bonds,
Hy said Act a special annual tai is REQUIRED
TO be levied to pay tho simi. annual coupons.
trnstoe OF the city to receive the taxes when
collected and to pay the coupons. Tho cou-
pons are also receivable for city taxee.
The taxable property Of the city is at pre-.
sent assessed at 81, ,000. .0t0; and by said Act
the bond debt Of tho city cannot be Increased
peyond $600 Uo0 whilst these bonds are ont
htandlng. Tho bonds are exempt by law from
city taxation.
These bonds are offered to the public at
eighty nett, with intereRt from date OF mr..
chase to January I. 1873. allowed in settle.
mont After that date, tho accrued interest
to be added.
To citizens of Columbia these bonds will
give an income Of 12a per cent, az may be
seen from the following statement:
seven per cent bonds, at rs,
annual interest. ....... 9l nor cent
Nineteen years to run, average
increase per annum. ....... II per cent
Guy tax saved. ............. per cent.
Average annual income. 127
Dec1l