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Total, 10000 GIFTS All Cash .......... 900
The object this th Gift Concert the enhancement
and endowment Of the Public Library OF Kentucky
which by the special act authorizing the lis
benefit to be forever free TO all citizens Of state
To provide for this ent and
undertaking 10000 tickets and will be sold at
'ne 'o"o"'ns Prices OF TICKETS
whole tickets Slo; halycs % ~ and ss sgnartsrs g 80
lis for SIVW 2s5 for 81 500 575 for 5000; 1l6O for
$1,000; 1850 for $2O0O0 and 5000 for $4,000 No dis
count on less than 800 worth OF tickets at time.
This third Gin Concert will be conducted like the lrst
and heretofore given and full particulars OF the
mode ofdrawing the gifts and paying them and every
thing necessary to thorough unders,an,ding q the
form circular which will be furnished free Of cost
to any who wants It,
The entire management Of this undertskinn has sheen been
late Governor OF Kentucky to whom all commit ations
pertaining 10 the gilt concert should be addressed;
JOHN 8. CAIN, Secretary, Y. l.. X.
Tickets are ready for sale, and all orders them
or apple aons for agencies circulars information &C.
as below directed. THO Il. BRAMLETTE,
w. Agent Public Library, Kentucky Louisville Ky.
New York ofnce GOO Broadway. In charge OF Major
THOMAS II. HAYS.
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VNIII IIAM KENNEDY, SHERIFF'S AUCTIONEEK-
w will sell at auction. Tuesday, January % 1873,
at IL O'clock at the Exchange Salesroom No III Broad
way under the direct of Solomon Higgins Referee.
Edrdge street. No. AZ five story double Tenement House
Hester street. No. SS five story double Tenement House.
On THURSDAY, January 80
Valuable improved Property corner Railroad avenue,
Washington avenue and Tamadge street, @OxlW
Maps at Auctoneer's office, No. Pine street
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AMUsEMENfs-SxcoSD PAcE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
Sanu
BbARbES column column
BOARD AND LoDGiHG wXNTEb~sreOsp PAdE-First
BRo?SIY% REAL. ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD
BUSINESS HS% rAan-rhrd col
6faAss 1SS col
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sncosD pAcr-second
cLEsHRss '1'Sf AND cssaIdEasMEN-rwrLrn PAon-Fhh
1sD seH%a
ooAsTwHsE SHpRa EasrEAMsHrPs-rmsr PAeE-Finh and sixth
coRP0RATfoN sOsasN NorIcEs-EIrvrsrH PAcr-sixih col
fsn Column.
DENTIsTRY-sscoSp PAGE-Finh column.
AND us
EUROPEAN Column
EHkoNRGEi1ELEynSTn NGi pAGnJsSth column column
E1R tSp TO
sHcosp PAcE-Sccond column
EREsGH 4essxh
HELP PoSs%HSrD XHSrED-FEMALEs-rwrIr4u PAcr-Fourth
HELP %XNrED-xALEs-rwxLrn PAcK-rInh and
HoRsHss G%RRiAaEs 4c.-rlasr r4Gr-second and
HSUs E$S$ Ass'ss e. sap PAGE.
ssgA %Ssons s5SsSs gr AND prn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoNp PAGE
Is9ES% rAss,h = column
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAcE-First column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns.
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsr PAGE-sixth column
MEDICAL--TwELrTa PAcE-Sixth column Mil,
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-fIRsr PAdE-Third
MIscELLxNEous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
MIsCELLANEUUS-ELEyRNrn rAaE-Sixth column
MUsICAL.sEcoNp PACs-Fiith column ,.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
TwsIyrn n rAc.oEoS@Th @ column GTTW FOR sA1R OR tn
RENT--SEcoND PAGE-Third column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SScosD PAdE-Third
REAL EsTATE wANrED-sxoosD PAex-rhird column
SALES AT AUCTION-frRsr PAoE-Fourth and Nth col
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEM ALEs-TwnIrru PAGE
First second, third and fourth columns
SITUATIONSWAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth
SPECIAL N0TICES-FIRsr PAcE-First and second col
sPoRTiSG-Doas BIRDS, aC-FrRsr PAGE-second
THE TRHapEs-rwxIrru pAcx-sixth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
First ana second columns ~.
TRAVEILERS' GUIDE-FRsr PAGE-Sixth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
wEsTCHEsTIR H r. COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE--Third column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C-FIRsr PAcE-Sixth col
umn
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~ Broadway.
F'n N %ERemHsfs' %E,ifHSf psFEasi sTEassisHIr LINE.
FRO" re' No. sHFe %fsalssipf' siHfTf e. O'Clock r.M
Louis vicksburs Mobile Galveston aud ndianoia '' >"
rHt Ssns or hsEnS
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
eamsplp bhe SE% SESGf oEsN SE!sfN%snp dspan ns eager
tsGs Pe' FrcisS1 redeiyed %ss Through rsisa
aa Sr
~ sn rGr Tes D5 s d
TEXAS LINE Or GALyEsToN rI;i sTEAMERs, TOUCH
The steamer CITY OF ThELAs captain Jenes Is now
rSSSeiypg Freight at pier East river and Will sail Sat-
svsp e Houston either y q:
sSaRs"s sSa qa% to al a
FOR 's'S S}%S q , Maiden .,.ss lane
TTs1HTIEHDs STATES STA ASp ROYAL MAILS FOR
oisS Sni sailing for
SSkkS CASTLE Gaet G.,. Morton Tsur.asy Jan
S6RRS GHsTEg Capt Morton Fharsaasy SsS
den & Bo%hs vi sR NV DiAocA p
DOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
For
and and G sa% Is and an the he
1 and kehmoad on Tsssdsy H Syta Ssnaary at %sf & fS sS
s Fious bills sas t. f issued 10 ali
Accommoaaticny uneguallcd Apply at pier % or at tho
T Ow RATES FOR BALTIMORE.
Foley will oaxs SSs North River on
in1GFS sGads # II scad ss q afsvf
a3 weststrect
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL.
New and full powered steamships.
Sailing from New York OH Saturdays from Liverpool
Thursdays, calling at Cork harbor each way. :,
ADRIATIC. Saturday, February at 30 A.
OCEANIC. C............. Saturday, February atSP. n
BALTIC. Saturday, February IS at 80 A. NJ
CELTIC ........... Saturday February %, at / r NJ
ATLANTIC; Saturday, March j. at 80 A. M
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivaed
combining safety, speed and comfort.
midshp section where least motion felt Surgeons and
stewardcss accompany the steamer
Ratcs-Saloon, $50 In gold dor sailngs after April $780,
gold steerage, $30ln currency. . .
can obtain stcerage prepaid certificates, $50 cur.
rcncy.
Passengers booked from all parts of America to
Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia
China, &c.
Drafts from fl upwards.
For inspection OF plans and other Information apply at
the cOmpany's office, 10 Broadway New York.
Bills Of lading issued to Continental ports.
H. SPARKS
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varIILIAM ABBOTT. AUCrIoNEER,
w Office 50 New Bowcry
viii SELL Tuesday 18th inst, At Io O'Clock the rurn
carved walnut Bcdstcads and Bedding Suits in figured
reps Brussels and !ngran Carpets French Mirrors &C.,
&C., al pfT second avenue. near Fifty fifth sueet
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w +. THOMAS, Auctioneer.A. A. G. MCCLELLAN will
sell by auction, at Paterson on Monday January ~ at
mosquito netting and buckram Also, on Tuesday Jan
uary o'clock, at 256 West Twenty second street
New York. their Bleaching. Dyeng and Finishing Appur-
Terms
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CSUERIPF's sALE.-R. FIELD, sHERIFF's AND GEN
- erai Auctonecr saicsroom III Bowery VIII sell TINS
day o'clock avery large OF Liquors con
ssng OF whiskcys Wines &c &c Also on &c Furniture
BY order, MAIIuEW L. BRENNAN ohermI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LUMNI MEETING.-THE GRADUATES OF THE
"A University Law School will hold meeting tor the
election officers and oher important business at the
Law Library Hall, University B1iding Washington
square, FRIDAY evening February 1873, at O'clock
CHAUNCEY B. RIPLEY, President.
EIfuu R0oT Secretary.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

CUNARD LINE.
v The RTt,Sr Rdts sss snG sIssm:sIns Ssrn american
between New York and Liverpool calling at Cork Har.
ALGERIA We'd From Inm y SeT T,Vf X9sk w., r., "a
we'd Feb 5 otLABRiX .wSS. WSa FEB sS - y
sssmen s sss Do nas wea M"rsa
And every following Wednesday and Saturday from
eosss e a pd 20 pl s % d s a.
additional. Return tickets on favorable terms. Steer
Stssraso tickets nom Liverpool and Queenstown and
M eSe St op p Gsso ra Mavre p
other ports on the Sontiasnt pers
SSss. SoSsS sSs Storage passage
III broadway ff'H''y SHSs%F cHAs g. FRANcKLYS Agent
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
M FsHV sSW yoSR oSRrHS5a aASsH Na
.nsp. vii ssil pier 10; 80 North River ioSws
WASHINGTON, Roussan. Saturday. Feb. s isI!
SEREfsE 81 Danre March sse 5
PRICE OF FASfAah II oG G0IP vfRas'Hdns "ns
EFs cabin ,sEs slss second &C. cabin rais ss
These steamers DO not carry steerage passengers
~
S.
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS.
IN Weekly to Queenstown ana Liverpool, fortnightly
TO euEEssn9%s 3 5S9sGR %SP slSist iGsityEnrooL,
from piers a and AZ North River
ITALY Thonpson' Wednesday, January ~ at 8 p. NJ.
CANADA, Webster "Wednesday, February at 10 A. NJ.
EGYPT, Grogan. Wedne sday February l9 at Q A. M.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
HELvETIA Grss ........ Tuesday, JAN 2S at p. NJ.
THESE STEAMSHIPS ARE
THE LARGEST IN THE TRADE.
Cabin passage $6j and S75, currency
stccrage, S29. currency.
Prepaid stcerage tickets from liverpool Queenstown,
Londonderry. Glasgow. Cardiff, Bristol or London,
CHEAPER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE.
50 Broadway f.. W. J. HURST Manager.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
AT THE ATSEsST AIoHSsSoS yoVSE . vaS SE 1Assrr1
opposite the Post Office
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
Of our HSRsE SFs!feis xtcffSS Z fffoSpsfsf ssh4 f. our
'' and SEHk Il FHST FSGFFH TFzEES5E HEESTE STREET.
sa#Es $,s$ 4 $S$$sA % THOSE
perfectly reliable sopdaG, this branch Of nHs
forward principles which govern honorable houses In all
nE"%S I'VE GIVE Go11a TIE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
H HsFE os S sSHa 6s S% %s
can be made at our downtown Office and saiesroom, 81
Nassau street where we also keep register Of Horses
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON coNsIGNMENTs
A SPECIAL AND ABSOLUTE sA, SALE,
SlsSIss SSasS
Of three fine handsome and fast Horses Victoria; Top
wss1a Of Sps rsey
old. sired BY Rvsdicks mbctcnian dam BY Duchess
S they nS nsss ss ys Sl ssSs
no GSf n
are warranted sound and kind. u., l.. ,.,<.,.
high. Years Old, has full name tail canoptstyc any
s s nc e s s R
Hanbleonian can go to track and beat @ and Is war
s sSs nd Ha
N B.-rhe above Horses and Carriages were sold on
Thursday last 23d Inst and purchaser having met with
them on hands or auctionecrs who VIII now sell them
above can be seen and particulars ascertained
a. n aS9s time T SS n pr
At wALDRoN 4 COOKIES
n Dowmrown Horse Mart
Sale cFSIS" Tss Bay sAa GfTy yosSs
One gentcman,s road turnout Of nne bay Horses I5l
hands; very stylish and free, sound Top Wagon and
Pair bay truck Horse 10 hands extra good workers;
SSs u sO5;s and
bead good, strong healthy sound Work Horses fresh
One set Double Harness.
Other Horses. Wagons and Harness
Sale positive. No postronement for weather.
A FOR SALE, THE rRorrINe HORSE DAVID
n s hca ios na 0ssS asS rnSe
driver Also ahandsoms pair Of bay go5ses S ls bends
and very stylIsh and free Can be seen at Andersons
stable li0 West WH H. GRSY sss and Wooster street
A -cARRIAGEs DAMAGED BY OVERFLOW OF
"A water from floor above me- win ss sold at ha price,
TSarS and Broadway
A FIRST CLASS WORK HORSE FOR sALE-wILL
bs!!ws:ns andio O'Clock at lss West rhriieh street
At AUCTIoN-oN TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, AT IL
"A O'clock,
the entirely now Express Business Wagons, Of differ
ent sold to close mortgage city build and OF best
material, and were all made to order.
BY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELI. at their Auction
Mart no. ll2 and ia East Thirteenth street. Fourth
avenue. Now on exhibition.
A SPEED, STYLE ELEGANCE, FOR POSITIVE
"A. and pcrelmptory sale, at BARkER cHAsE's
broadway and Thirty ninth street. Wednesday. Jan
nary 20 At u o'clock. aud comprising the beautiful high
iady Patchcn, Sired BY Mambrino Patchen, and bred
neaf Lexington Ky lSh high. years old elegant
drivers never handled for speed and can irot close
apcs in The State has fine flowing name and tall and is
warranted sound and kind. Sold only account OF
ow ners loss health Can be seen and examined any
time previous 10 sale at the Mart
A FAMILY CARRIAGES or ALL DEsCRrPrIO Ma,
"A. Rockaways Buggies. Phaetons. Depot Express
and Rsncss WgQous both and sccond hand, che an
Tor cssb st iu West Broadway, near Canal street.
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E'OR PUERTA PLATA, SANTANA AND ST DOMINGO
j city The United states mail steamship TYBEE Capt
F. A. Delaney, Will leave pier North River Wedncs
DAY, January 30 at T. NJ Bills of exchange Pucrts
rinta samana and ST. Domingo city in sums 70 suit pur
For freight or passage apply to
SP0FF0RD BROTHERS K co,
~ Broadway.
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INOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL Southern Line.
The steamship CITY OF GALVESTON,
Captain Rowland, .
viii leave pier II East River Wednesday January 20, ut
tP. NJ. -.
Freight received daily Through rates gwen 70 Gal
weston, indanoa, Rockport or Arsnzas Wharf, brasos
Santiago and 81. Louis
Cabin passage. so; stccrage, SIS
For freight or passage. having superior accommods-
"0"'' 'pp" {. H. MALLORY CO.. Is3 Maiden lsnc
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MARBLE MANTELs.

KLABER. STEAM MARBLE AND M,RBLsIzfN0
"A. Works lN and l6 East Eighteenth street, Marble
and Marbleized Mantcs Thing, Marble Counters, Mona
nents at prices that DEFY competition. Marble Turning
ri
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a DIARIES PRICBs REDUCRD), SOLE AGENT OF
n. Royal Havana Lottery, 5a5 Broadway; box 4AgDg
Post Office New York Dealers supplied Circulars mailed
tree.
A -ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY NEW SCHEME FOR
"A. 1878 Prizes cashed aud information furnished.
Circulars sent free. JOSEPH BATES Broker 1856 Broad
way room between John and Fulton sts, Now York.
4 -A-MONEY LOANED ON IIfE INSURANCE
a, Policies and other Securities at Liberty street.
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CTEWARTS SLATE MANTEIS-HICit AND ELH
- giant designs; Slate Work OF every descr Dtto MAJ
bie and wooa Mahteis T. B STEWART co., ~ sst
~ West Twenty third street. near seventh avcnuc " l.
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HERALD BRANCH UFFICE-UP1OWN.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE.
l,265 BROADWAY.
WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THIRTY.FIRST AND THIRTY
SECOND STREETS
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. NJ
TILL sP. NJ ON WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS, ? TILL r.
N.Y., AT OFFICE RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF
ANY KIND
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A FAMILY CARRIAGES or ALL DEsCRrPrIO Ns
"A. Rockaways, Buggies. Phaetons, Depot, Express
aud Business wagon both new and 'ccond hand, cheap
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- RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabn-$75 and 800 gold. according to accommodation.
Round trip tickets at low rates
Stccrage-To or from Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow.
Londonderry; London, Bristol Or Cardiff $50 cnrrcncy
den Norway, Denmark and Paris at reduced rates.
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For Cabin Passage and general business apply at tho
Company's Office No. Is Broadway.
For steerage Passage apply at 33 3rosdway
JOHN q. DAIE. Agent.
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AT AUCTION, FOR CASH, BY ORDER OF THE
a Surrogate Of the County q New Ycrk-wil be sold
York, by WILLIAM KENNkLLY (of No. Pine street,
next ut noon, the Uncxpirod Leasehold Estate ltwo
years from ls7s in the Lots and store and three
adjoining Buildings dive stories high. at the southwest
OF Broadway and West Thir ty nth street in said
CITY, with covenant for renewal Of term BY iessors or to
pay for the buildings FRANCIS BYRNE
' Attorney for Administrator &c, So Nassau street
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TUST OPENED-lO,OOO YARDS HAMBURG EDGINGS
81 and Insertions and choice. at extremely low
prices BENNETT WILLIAMS, us Broadway.
NOTICE.-FOR THIRTY DAYS REAL POINT, POINT
IN Applique. valenciennes Black Guipure Thread and
Yak Laccs will be offered at very low prices previous to
stock taking. BENNETT WILLIAMS, 773 Broadway.
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NTARsHALS sALE-GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
M &c.-RICARD WALTERS Auctioncer. will cell this
day Monday at 1os o'clock, at saesroom East Broad
way n sSts nl Tndersh,rs and nsawers KS and Ci"S
Gloves, Hosiery, Scarfs and Ncckcs, Linen Cuffs and
COars knitted Jackets, Sleeve Buttons. Scarfpns &c
Counter Glass Cases standing Case Shelv
ing Umcs eicrant Wheeler Wiison Entc hsis
case Singer and Empire Family Sewing Machines in per.
feet order also tubs prime Butter
'e'' a. AARONs, Marshal
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n tion this dayAll the elegant Household Furniture
OF private residence l24 West 18th st. to be sold In lots
HENRY ZIM Auc tonetr sells commencing at o'clock
viz rosewood Pianoforte rich Parlor and BEDROOM SUITE
Dining ROom Bedroom, Basement and Kitchen Furni-
and every article necessary for keeping Par
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c,UERIFFs ssALE-LABORATORYANDC CUNDURANGO
y RICHARD FIELDS, Auctoncer, will sell this 21ih
dsv NJ JAM 1873 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ut 2l Bowcry one
lot Of large Copper Tunnels ten cases q Medical Glass
src, and implements Of Laboratory also several hun
dred bnes OF Cundurango and Office Furniture. - -
49, MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
lCuPR. Deputy.
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MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY," COOPEF
IA institute second floor. east On Tuesday, Janu
ary e. ls7s, at o'clock T n the annual meeting and
LID will read paper "The Condolences between
the Monuments of Ancient America and those OF Assyris
and Egypt,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-18


FATAL ArFRAY. afternoon.
.bont 3 o'clock, an uflray occurred in the
bar-room Of Henry Sewers, about mile
North west of this city, in which IL negro,
by the name of Rumple, lost Lis life at
the hands Of one Joe Baker. white man.
The negro was stabbed to the heart with
large knife, and died in very lew mo-
ments after receiving the injury. Baker
was arrested at his house, two miles from
the scene of the homicide, and brought
to this city, where lie was lodged in iail.
Eaker strenuously denies having perpe.
trated the deed.-C Charlotte Obserrer.
The grand Jury of Jacksonville, Ore.
Ron. indicted Scariaced Charley, Hooker
jim, One-eyed Nose. Old Doctor Hum
phrey, Little Jim, Boston Charley and
Dave, all belonging to Captain Jacks
band OF Modocs. for murder in the first
degree. Mrs. Brotherton and son, the
survivors Of the Brothcrton family, swore
positively that these Indians were in the
band which massacred the settlers on
Lost River, lIst December 1t is be-
lieved the sheriff will not try to make
any arrests till the result of the Peace
Commission is known.
GRANTS FoRTucoMISG ISAUoURAL A
Washington despatch says: "Thc Prcsi.
dent has not yet comm cnced the prepa-
ration OF his inaugural address, and very
few speculations hive been made con-
cerning it. 1t is believed that its tone
towards the South will he very friendly,
and intimations arc freely made that the
next Administration will be very con-
seryative."
The proprietors of the Charleston
E'cening Bu0etin, for whose arrest bench
warrants were issued on Friday, appeared
at the sheriff's cffioe On Saturday, and
gave bonds for their appearance for trial
on the charge Of libeling the officers of
the court.
The palace is now completed for the
Vienna exhibition, and the various 70.
reign commissioners are already busily
employed in filling their respective de.
partments. Those of France, Egypt and
Turkey are far advanced.
A bill has passed the Virginia Senate
making the seduction of females fe-
lony, with penalty OF from five to ten
years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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New YoRK CENTRAL PARk.-The an
nual report OF tho Department of Public
Parks in New York. for 1872, just pub
lished. shows that during the year the
appropriations amounted to $97l, GIG,
and the expenditures to S997, ,436, leav-
ing a balance of S74,181. The Central
Park. to January, 1872, cost $l2, ,44S,-
625, but ou the other hand the city has
tsniized grent benefits from this improve
nent. Thus, in three wards adjoining
the Park. the assessed value of property
has risen from S26, 429, 5S5 in 1856, to
Sl85 ,80l. 1876 IN 1871, being an increased
valuation Of Sl5o. .37l. $3.50. In the three
wards mentioned. the increased taxes
have exceeded the interest on the cost of
land and improvements by 50, 726, 500.
Iu 1871. over 10, 600, COO persons, or 3O,-
ooo persons daily, visited the Park, while
on some Sundays as many as 1OO,O 900
persons have enjoyed its benefits. The
Central Park police in 1871, cost Sl4S,-
OIL
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-18

''WHo BELONGS TO Ir?"-An awkward
question has arisen in Kansas: What
shall he done with the money that Se-
nator York says he received from Se
pator Pomeroy? $1,000 is a sum too
large to take care of itself. York hand
ed It to the officers of the Legislature,
quit claiming" his title. 1t does not
belong to the officers, and it is not like
~ that Senator Pomeroy will cluim it, if
1t was ever his. In fact, this snug little
sum seems to be knocking about with
out an owner. This is a remarkable fact
in kansas politics. and it, in the course
of human events, it should turn out that
1t shall escape all the private traps which
are usually set for waits of that sort, and
fad its way iuto the State Treasury, then
there is some room to hope TINT even the
tricks Of politicians have a limit.
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The course that legislation is tnking in
the various States is regarded in many
respects as extraordinary. An exchange
remarks that there is now pending in
one OF tho States bill to make Chill.
dren born out Of wedlock legitimate, and
to make them the heirs of their fathers
III al equal degree with their other chill
dren. And now comes law-maker of
Pennsylvania; and proposes. in bill in
troduced in the Legislature of that State,
on yesterday, TINT Whenever an unmar-
rled man aud OH unmarried female are
found to have been guilty of illicit inter
course, they shall thereupon he declared
to be married to each other quite as if
the nuptial ceremony had been regularly
performed. Whether this is to be in
leu of oil other penalties for their crime
does not appear.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-18

AUGUSTA, February 17.-Cotton in
moderate demand-middling 10; receipts
635 bales; sales 375.
MOBILE. February 17.-Cotton quiet
hut steady-middiing 1917; receipts
], ,904 bales; sales 1000; stock 40, 1872.
CHAR1EsToN, February 17.--Cotton
qoiet-ordinarys 17L@171a: good ordi-
natyll8I@1831; middling 1923; receipts
], ,62u bales; sales 800; stock SO, 127.
PH1IADEhPHIA, February 17.-( 3tton
|quiet-middiing 21921L.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-18

FIRE AT CHURCH FLATS. The store OF
Messrs. Lancaster, Howe & Co., situated
IN the main land at Church Flats, Stono
River, was totally destroyed, with its
contents, about midnight Oh Thursday
last. Tue loss is estimated at So, 900, on
which there wus no insurance. The fire
Is supposed to have been the work of an
inoendiary. Mr.. John n. Miller, the
manager OF the store. was in the ci.- at
the time OF the disaster. His wife and
child barely escaped alive, having been
compelled to flee in their night clothing.
The clothing, furniture, &C., of MIR. Mil.
icrs family were destroyed. Mr.. W.
Butler. clerk in the store, behaved
most gallantly, and but for his e1ertions,
Mrs. Miller and child might have Pc
rished in the fames.-CAulesto Ners.