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piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia
hoarseness, diarThGa, and all hemorrh ages, etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that il is q standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
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CoLDs AND CoUGRs.-Sudden changes Of
climate are sources of Pulmonary and BFOHchiai
affections. Take at once "BroscH's Br0Rchiai
TrOches," let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation of
the Throat be ever 50 slight. 3,eo3
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MEETING OF THE CORCoRAN MARKET Com
NIssION.-A meeting of the COrcOran market
commission wss held yesterday to confer with
the Governor in relation to the market bonds.
Governor Coo stated IL 4, in view OF the low
state of the re sy market and the late articles
in the New HO papers protesting against the
so-called Law extravaganza of the District
government, be thought il would be better for
them TO wait awhile before they disposed of
their bonds. They would sell AL the better,
and he did not favor crowdiDg the bonds on a
weak market. When possible, he thought IL
was best for the District to negotiate their own
bonds. He did not favor pushing the work on
the market house ahead at present. as they
would finally have to suffer a great discount.
Mr.. Campbell said that some of the leading
butchers in that vicinity desired the privilege
OF purch asing their stalls. By doing the
building could be fully paid for in five years.
General discussion ensled, on this question,
and the Governor stated that if the Flaw would
permit, the butchers mi ght buy the bonds. Wig
orOus work on the market-hOuse depended on
the price obtained Tor the bonds. II they could
be certain OF obtaining fixed price for them
they could 20 with the work with impunity
TIE question depended entirely on the negOtia-
ton of the bonds
A resolution, offered by Mr.. s. r. Bond, was
adopted, '.that the contractor for building the
P-<trsei wing OF the Northern Market be paid
IN bonds, If he will accept the same, as the pay
mems become due under his contract, at the
rate of uInety-seven cents on the dollar, unless
the Governor can sell the same at a higher rate
before the said payments become due
Mr.. Lemuel Bursley offered resolution ''that
Il the OPINION CT Unl> COMMISSION IiiaI the III
street front OF the market building, on square
4i6, should be at once put under contract; AMI
thai 10 provide for payment for the same the
Legislature be respectfully requested to au-
thoTize an additional issue of mar ket bonds to
the amount OF S1C0. COO"
Mr.. Campbell moved an amendment sfthat
the Legislature be respectf lily requested, by
10 Mt resolution or otherwise. to authorize the
commission to retire the market bonds with the
revenues derived from the sale OF stalls .oon
As the funds realized from such sales"
The amendment was agreed to, anu the reso
luton was adopted.
Rev. James A. Handy having rendered his
resignation a member of the commission,
MIR. Charles y. Brewer was apr ointed in his
stead.
The Governor was authorized to par the
contractor, Mr.. G. X. Hewitt, the baiane due
him.
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GENTLEMEN's MACKINAw AND PANAMA
HATS Blesched and Trimmed to look a. well as
new, at A. L. Writings, 92i Pennsylvania
avenue. BIG
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. IL
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. Ii is substitute for
castor Oil. 425.eo3:
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TRY DooLRY's YEAsr POWDER you will soon
md II not only the best, but also the cheapest.
Baking Powder. Put up full, net weight. 800
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PoNp's EXTRACT Is tor sale at Wholesale by
Chas. Stott & Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
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The 1RsTIvAL at Analostan Island yesterday
for the benefit OF st. AIMS Infant Asylum wss
literally patronized, and IL 10 hoped larger
crowd win be In attendance to-day. This &
the iase day, and . very pleasant time may be
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find
"BroNR's BrOn chidi Troches" beneficial in clear
ing the voice before speaking OF singing. and
relieving the throat after any eSertion OF the
vocal organs. For Coughs and Colds the TTocies
are effectual. eos
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THB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pave per CT.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, to 4 and s
70 {. Et3,litl6
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SPELLING CoNTEsr.-The following pupils
were successful in the recent spelling contest in
the Sd school district, and were awarded gold
medals: Female secondary No. 2. Miss Lnsby
teacher-Mary Gill. Male secondary No 3
Miss Rowland teacher-Mason Weller Female
secondary No. 8, Miss Dulin teacher-Annie
Waters. Male secondary No ;, Miss Alice
Oulahan teacher-Harry Jones.
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SUFFERERS PROM CoRNs, BuNIoNs. BAD
NAILS, etc, find immediate relief at DIR. Whites
establishment, No. 5S5 18th street. opposite L.
s. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, If none but
suitable shoes are worn. tr
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A LEXAEDRIA a WASHING
"A TON X. Il. 6>a S.z<<5
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG n
Covnr 0 b aad sara Ss,uts

L",ai Iralns leave for Alexandria fsIl1vs.--s =
:, =, 10, II, a. IN, II noon. ! ? $50 -,
a NJ and .. m. daily all other train- dali, .Ncps
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive a. r rlar-y.-
e-s' IS, S5, eS' D. %. n 3d. m. y IS 80 ? a.
By, g. SIS, %, 80 Sy3 O. m. b A :, 49, =
except SUNDAY. '''''' H''s
In gton and Ohio r. r. ' VI "a7o"
QCANTlC0 Accommodates leaves washing-o,
IN q. m. daily, except Sunday
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond
eNee esbipgton II - .. m. daily, ercept Sunday
Tnrougn tickets TO all points South and sarshussf
tor sale q Omces corner 18Th street and pe,nsviys.
ais avenue, and corner 9Th and Perpsylysns,
where passengers leave orders for bsgra "a n, -
nstion. ~ aosA-
T. $. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. ,v,o.,,
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BUILDING PERMITS have been issued as fol-
lows: j. X. Condor, threc-ssory brick, Massa-
chusetts avenue, between ID and 81 SITS. north
west; Mrs. o. Edmonds, one-story brick back
building, New York avenue, between Sd and
ith SITS. northwest; A. A. Wilson, three-story
brick back building, 18th street, between and
X northwest; q. ID. Burch, two story brick, 9th
street, between and ..
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COMMITTED To JAIL TO ANSWER THE
CHARGE OF WIFE MURDER.-wm. III. Buch-
anan, who was before the Police Court yes
terday on the charge of numbering his wife.
Anna Buchanan, on Friday night last, by
shooting her in the head, was again before that
court this morning, and the examination con-
cluded, after which he was fully committed to
await action by the grand jury, bail being de-
MED by the judge.
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TURCo- RUSSIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's,
903 street. 53n6:
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ELECTION oP DIRECToRs-At a meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Franklin insurance com
pany Yesterday, the following gentlemen were
elected to serve as directors for the ensuing
ear:-Henry Bradley, Dr. j. &. Hall, DIR. j.
NJ. Brodhead, j. e. Mcguire, j. H. Bradley
DIR. ID. u. Clarke, NJ. g Emery, John Pur,iv
VIM. j. Macdonald. F. b. Mcclure, John Key
worth, and DIR. j. Vi. Gala.
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. Tie
celebrated Basaar Patterns. Agency At Chas.
Baums hoOpskirt and corset factory, 18th street,
Intelligencer Building. I0,2s
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CITY ITEMS.

HANDSOME CHEvIoT SUITS, made in superior
GEo. c. HESSISs, 4io Seventh street.
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-This morning, about
one O'Clock. fire broke out in II. Baum's mil
and streets northwest, and damaged his stock
to the amount of 50 600 to -, 900, which is fully
covered by insurance. The firemen were
promptly on the ground and prevented much
damage.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Luttrell X
Huntington. auctioneers, sold for Win. F.
Hoffman, Trustee, on Saturday evening, west
half OF lot numbered ~. in square J0l, to Ger
mOnd Crancell. for S20.5; also lots H. and Is,
square 81, for S5lj-Ods Biselow pu-chaSer.
ThOs- F. waggaman. real estate broker an
auetioneer. has sold lot No. I. in square O65, to
TbOs Wilson, for cents per foot.
Messrs Green * Williams have sold for Lewis
y. Davis and others, executors of the estate of
L. johnson, the house and lot No. 49, Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. being the eastern part
of lot in square is1, with a front OF - feet
inches on Pennsylvania avenue, with a depth
of 80 feet -. inches, improved by three
story brick house. TO y. Kaufman, for S4 900.
Also. yesterday afternoon, for John r. Ennis,
lot No Il, square 455, improved by a three
story and attic dwelling-hou fronting on G.
street, between 9Th and 9TH northwest, "a feet,
with depth of III feet, more or less, to e.. A.
Beavans sor - $50. Also, a vacant lot a. Join
ing, having a front of "A feet 3 inches, with a
depth of 121 feet, more OF less, containing about
1914 feet, to G. A. Beavans, at S1.36 per foot,
amounting to about II 600.
Duncan>on, Bowling & Co.. sold. yesterday.
Tor Athony Hyde and James W. Corcorau. trus-
tees, part of lot g. in square sis, improved by a
thret-ssOry brick house, on 5th street, between
q and II streets, for IS 200 to Mrs Martha Ann
EitZhugh.
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BALTIMORE AND PoToMAo~-
u RAILROAD. l611 -SyS4XS
Depot Gov. GA asd b sf,esfs, ~ w. - SsS6x4

Depot coz ga asd b sf,esfs, ~ w - SsHS6RY
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON
az 2; m. Niagara EIp., as q, m, Western E,rs
aaly. daily, except SUNDAY
s;5s an, Baltimore Mail, ss5 q. m, Mail, daily. en-.
daily, cent SUNDAY
los q m, Western EXP q, II 5Os a m Western r,,
daily, except Sunday. daily, ~'S
l;o9 m. Baltimore Acc. las p m. Cincinnati Er,
dsls eAcnpt snnoay. daily, except Sunday.
commodation, daily, ex- daily, except sunSs1
Sept SUNDAY. sHs 2 NJ Accommodates.
3 .. m. Cincinnati Ex- daily.
ress.daily, except Sun lesO D m, southera X.
gy- press, daily. en- %; s1a-
Trains leaving Washington Of 81 AND ,o.ss 80.
SIS D. m, connect Bowie with trains Tor r-S,as
leaving Bowie IS and n % q m and q IA n ,n AZ,
irving ~ Marlboro 9:lS q and ~ ls and "a n :,
Traiss arriving af Washington SIS O. M .ps 20
and es D. m, connect ~ Bowie with trsius lssxios
0arihoro'7c0 Q. N. and $50 and SIS D m
Passenger leaving their cruer q Tfckst O63oes
corner OF 18th street and PennsylyaBia ayr,ne al
northwest corner Of Sixth street and Pepnsyiy.n,s
avenue have their baggage called for And cssoa
ID 81 hotels and residences 70 al points NSrtb ara
West. Through tickets to CINCINNATI, CaIumbus.
IndianspoIis, Logisville, 81 Louis, New Orissns,
Chicago, Omaha Sen Francisco, end aIl poiuss norm
northwest, west, and southwest. -s
vorv, FL, DUPARRY. Gen sspr.
G.e. YOUNG, Gent Pass'r Agent VIII
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THERMOMETERS and Barometere are repaired
And made to order by Hempler, near ~ street.
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TX fHUS' UOWLINU AuctIOheer, GeOf getoWh.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF SIX COMFORTABLE
a. AND 50 DUNBARTOH STREET, AT
- On TUESDAY. June Sd, at 5 O'Clock, I will
81 sell on the premises, on Dunbsrton street. be-
Tween Green and Montgomery streets, six near
ly new comfortable frame dwelling houses, with
modern improvements. The location is pleasant
and healthy, and all street improvements made.
Terms One third cash. balance 6, IL and Is months.
secured by deed OF trust on the property. Convey
anciDe a. cost OF the purchaser. deposit Of SlOo
required as soon as the property is strnck off.
JOHN DAVIS. q,
m20-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auc,,r
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MAehlHoroNIANs LOCKED ~ AN ALxx.r
DaaA CHuRcH YARD.-A number OF lady And
genueman curiostty-seekers from Washfngton
~ tne sexton, after the expir alton Of the ssrs
49, yesterday, that he might lock mn. They
xeiuse9. Nj. FOltx closed the gates AMI loci -
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TIE Boar RACE between the Chesapeakes, of
Norfolk Va and Aualostsns, of this city, viii
-sake place N O'Clock to.morroH evening, in
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TEE CAPITOL PARK AND CHANeKs OF
GRADK--The Board OF Public Works has be-
gun 70 cut down LIST street east, opposite the
work to the grades established by Law before the
Board Vas organized. These grades will re-
9uire the highest portion OF the East Capit1l
Park 20 be cut down seven or eight feet to
drain the grounds from the Capitol building, in
stead OF towards IL, as now. Mr. Fred. Law
Oimstead has indicated his acceptance of the
position rendered him, and h ready, as soon "A
arrangements are completed here, to examine
the Capitol grounds and give his advice as to
their improvement
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THE COMMUNITY AT large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN DRY
II GOODS.
Plain and Striped Grenadines
japanese Silks, al 50c worth &c.
Beautiful Goods for Suitings, at IS, y and SOC.
Victoria Lawns. from DOC. mp; Piques, IS to SIC.
Batist and Linen Suitings. all shades; very cheap.
Striped and plaid White French Organizes.
Black Apacas and Mohairs, a speciality
A large stock of Goods for Mems aud Boy. wear
Ladies' and Gents Gauze Under Vests
Call and buy real bargains of
BENJAMIN MILLER,
m23-tr lOl Bridge street (seoreefovn
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SUDDEN DEATHs--Lsst evening about 3
O'Clock man named George Mathiot, for
long time employed in the Coast Survey Office,
fell dead near the northeast corner Of the Cap
itOl. The body was removed to the seventh
precinct statiOn-house, and Coroner Patterson
called il, who after viewing the remains and in
auiring into the circumstances decided the
cause of death to be apoplexy, and that an ill.,
quest was unnecessary. The body was then
turned over TO Mr. Anthony Buchly, under
taker. to prepare for interment. Deceased was
chemist in the United States Coast Survey
Office. He resided with his family at Hyattsville,
MARYLAND.
on LIST, between NAbd streets south west, died
suddenly, and the Coroner, after an autopsy
had been performed by Dr. Hartigan, decided
that the cause OF death was apoplesy, and there
fore held no inquest
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R HADY FOB THE SPRING TRADE.
with full corr Of arM clan vorkmen, q com.
Plete stock OF the best foreign and domestic Dye
s''s'. Ae' ss SiEa AZ f SR RE66ooSc.6S!Se
LADIES' AND GENTS oPRIN0 AMI srrMMRp
WEARING APPAREL,
promptly and In the beet manner,
Pk1AIUA STEAM DYEIN0 Ann SEQ on.
INC WORKS,
BSTABLIDdED lS3l
Premium aWar3e1 ~
0mcs,Sc JsessCoe =, osoressovu, DO
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON HIGH STREET
AND The CANAL AT AUCTION
~, On TUESDAY, June l0th, at ga % clOck T.
I:: m, will sell, on the premises, part of Lot No
III, fronting % feet ON the east side of High
street. by depth Of NJ feet the canal, improved
by cksmith and wheelwrlght shop. This prop
erty offers a fine opportunity for an investment.
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance 8 and IL months,
with interest, secured by deed Of trust on the
property. Convey anclng at the cost Of purchaser.
Je2 THOMAS DOW LING, Auct
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c1 INV ORGANIZATION OF WoRKINGMKy.-
The delegates to the National labor Co,nc;,
wno withdrew from that Organization on Thurs
gay evening last held meeting last night, ana
S.ecie0 the following officers Mr. j. p.
vice president; Mr.. G. NJ. Rowe, secretary. On
motion or Mr. Whitmore, the secretary was an
tnorixed to correspond with the different shons
council, that shall be composed solely OF M.
Snnnlcs ana lab0ring men. Messrs Williams
". Mitnerow and Houck were appointed commit
sse.s - PscPafe circular to the different shops,
Love, Williams and Ofutt were appointed y
commtsee on credentials. 1t was then decided
caai tne organization the Mechanics ana
Lapoxing Mems Council OF Washington. N
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WORK or THE CENTRAL DIsPENsARY-At
the second annual meeting OF the central dis
pensary, held yesterday afternoon at the dis
pensary, corner of 10th and T. streets northwest,
D. Carroll Brent presiding, reports were pre-
sented showing that the total number Of receipts
compounded during the year was ,ja5; total
number Of patients treated during the year.
6t2; total number OF patients treated last year.
oil; increase. Isl, total cured, 40; improved
Is, still under treatment, 81; sent to hospital o.
failed TO report, p; died, 5; vaccinated 81
The ueasurer's report shows-AppropriatOns
rom territorial government. 500; donations
elasl; balance from last year, sSs02; total
&5s38- Observation-Disclosures, 1881 q; house
expenses. including fuel, printing, repairs to
shelves, &c, 1926; balance on hand, si23.iO.
TEE POLICE TO AID The HEALTH OyytcrRs
In consequence OF q complaint addressed To
Major Richards, superintendent or police NV
DIR. Bliss, acting health ocer. to the effect that
IN several instances members OF the police force
have advised the friends Of persons affiictei
With smallpox, living In tenement houses, that
the Board Of Health have no authority to re-
move those afflicted to the small pox hospital,
thus seriously obstructing the health ofieer in
his Official duties, an order has been issued TO
the police directing them In the future, to
render all necessary assistance TO the officials Of
the board Of health.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

required as soon as the property is strnck M.
m2o-dts THOMAS DowLISG, Auc,f.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown.
Valuable IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
WvTAs.HHIrNTGTSSN STREET. GEoRGETowN.
= On TUESDAY. June Sd, at O'Clock D. M.
will sell on the premises, part Of Lot u.s. front.
ing 20 feet on the side Of W ashington street
60 feet The Consist Of saSstsnti al
two-story,- and-h.lf Brick Dwelling House. With
the This esSy ioesssd on on s
well worthy Of the attention Of buyers
Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and Il
mS THos. BOWLING. Haet.
Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r: Georgetown.
CHAIRMAN, SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PR0XSR. , PR0PERrY. IN GEoRGETOwN,
>ili oser for sale. on TUESDAY. the iotl.
day of jun. 1853, q, 2 o'el.sk p n: il from, q
auction s1 he q .. aSs J. No
noint on ,She e rss, IN, begnnIng lave the
Esx dated septe%ber tR ss cuts a. se
line or TIC s seT esnt sn
PARTITION wall between the warehouse conveyed TO
Immediately adjoining to aud north OF the same.
thence west with the middle Of said partition wall
to said Essx and thence east with said south line
Bcs sSfy sy twS and attic
Terms Of Sale: Or e-fourth cash; the residue in 6
cent the title to be retained until full PAYMENT. 81
Pnrcnass money and in;ere If terms are not com.
s and sf eo c the rss
AZ convey anclng at pnichasers cost. Adeposit Of
oa acceptance u iHa r. Ess1x. Guardian.
JAS: . EDWARDS; Attorney:
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

fFHlBERSIAN SOCIETY OF GEORGE
ny TOWN. will meet at Society II sll. Corner &C
Hugh and Prospect streets. WEDNESDAY
EVENING, June ith, at ; O'Clock .. IN.
% ARTHUR SMALL, Sec
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The SUPPLEMENTAL $500, O0O) LOAN BILL
Opinion Of Mr.. Cook, the Attorney for The District
as TO its Legdiity.-Mr. VIM. A. Cook, attorney
for the District, in his letter to MIR. Matthew
Trimble relative to the legality Of the supple
mental loan bill, preferred to in Mr.. Trimble's
speech on the $500 600 BILL as reported in the pro-
ceedings Of the House of Delegates a few DAYS
since, and published in The starr saws he Is
OF the opinion that the Legislative Assembly
has the right to authorize the issue of additional
bonds to make up the deficiency caused BE- the
cost Of negotiating the original four million
loan. He says that there can be no doubt that
1t was the intention Of the Legislature that the
entire sum of four millions should pass INTO the
hands Of the Board of Public Works, to be used
IN making Improvements, and it is certain con-
tracts were made in reference to this con-
structi0n Of the act. 1t seems, too, from it's
Terms, that 1t was supposed at the time of
its passage that the bonds would be sold
s,tner at par or for more than their face.
Inis could not be done, probably in c0nse-
quence OF the persistent and embittered efforts
to dePreciate them, and less than four millions
OF dollars was realized from negotiating a sale.
IN reference to the powers Of the Legislatures.
MI. look says they are almost unlimited and
mat while 1t Is true that its legislation is Subject
70 Modincation or repeal by Congress, this fact
IN no respect affects the primary right created
or established by Congress. Acting within the
DESIGNATED limitation. 1t is unquestionably the
province Of the Legislature, with the consent of
tne Governor, to determine whether apy inca
sure y expedient or inexpedient. proper or i'm
proper. "
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-04-16
Anderson.

The Anderson Iatelligenccr says
J. n. made speech in that city to a
large audience on Saturday night
week.
That the congregations Of the Bap-
tist Church have materially Increased
lately.
The Anderson District Medical
Society met on Saturday the 9Th.
On motion, the State Association will
be requested to memorabilia the Legis-
lature to place physicians bills on an
equal footing with laborers' wages, as
a lien upon crops.
The Baptists of South Carolina have
recently sustained loss in the death
of the venerable Rev. John Culpepper,
who died at Timmonsyille, March
26th, aged 73 years.
Under the enforcement law, the
Town Council have closed all the Bar
Rooms in that place.