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proposals
AhCH'' coMMoNMEALrn or NAssAcHrskrrS
No PrspssroS BS oE JgS ~ y III

No. s PrnBERr0S- SQUARE, BosroS, Juiy II, 1873 I
Proposals will he received this OMce until WEDNESDAY,
Cling parcel Commonwealth Cats South Bosto1 situated at
The junction ard Fort Point Channels Boston Habor,
bounded By Cats of the Boston Wharf Conpshv aud south
the toa aud Albany Railroad topny aud
mlton feet les follows;
200 hnea irs o. light wall Fot font Channel
Fertbou 800 feet VI heavy wall ou Fort FOe1 1baEaei shs
main channel
For fpg parcel to grade - material dFeged BY tho
FROM the mouth Of Foa Chrne from portion q
Boston Haibor which is % cge unony 10 adsrh o. IS let At
me low Nster.
EHg sa parcel With good gravel from grade iS S
grade III.
s. For the whole work Of building awas filing sad parcel
as Aforesaid o u o before Oct 1. 1875
The according tpshs ard 10
furnished his oce between th og Of oeoei IN e
The contractor will be required give satisfactory guaranty that b.
will bis proposals and 10 we saop
the faithful performance OF Bis contract
The Legislature OF Massachusetts, hi sppIoINri
specified gs and tr bai No foui VII ~
made budag fr Of ah cas- IL
paid BY the Legislature uneer the laws Of bs Cos"
~0N"''''' PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE
Sealed proposals will be also csei Aforesaid FOR The purchase o.
mild said SCI do % sng according st pSn ard see
scaton an 10 psrsr ali tie Obligations Of the Ah 90 no
CITY OF Boston i p'rees under the lDdena
Parts made between ssf Commonwealth, TIE Bosoo AMI eshy
COMPANY the Boston Wharf Company and tie CITY d Boston,
Ne sst 70 reject any IN proposal, By the Board y
Of the Governor aud CoandL
Proposals. must Proposals relation 70 the Soab Boo
ton Flats" directed the Chairman Of the Board
=" Wv D''' JOSIAH QUINCY Chairman
has tbs dsI prepare
specification. Tor The heavy se~.su
above will proposals. Tor Ih es hss Cd ne a
according 70 either or both r.an shove .e.sI' -
RosrI ~ hove sta,sd JOSIAH QUINCY, Chairman
Assost 20 1873.
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A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED

"A NEW ESLAKGED EDITION oE HORACE GRERLEYs AUTO
BIOGRAPHY
Death and the bert OF his famous Campaign Speech
The PORTRAIT
SUMNER 1872
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record Of the wonderful Intellectual display which
made daring his Eastern and Western tie Presidential
1872 the edition Of the
with large Appendix continuing Of bic life
reproducing the striking ana suggestive Of his admirable and
brilliant Campaign speeches and concluding with exhaustive
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Dale Oven Marriage atd Divorce.
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Il Corner huihsrfOrdplace anf East sIieet tbst,
Opposts stuyvessn bqaafe
Will he reopenee O the admission ~ pupils u
the Inth month stpteub 1873 under the The soeey
FnendG The this school ost
and practical character ad embraces all grades q
ndmens Of the Primary highest Csssca Of the
Academic Department For ecsaIs further particulars apply
seaBAIy. HUGH fOULkE PnsdyAL
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Il he MfocEO uhhHAm, successors OF the
Misses Gresu win their SCHOOL YOUNG LADIES
al No Ehh ave. trsi houe from square Thurs
DAY, the 10Th VI September, 1873
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u wa1 near Ttreths eopens H9gnlg sept Id mid
fy ore teacher Pu.
cor Fogrhae and TsCh ths under school,
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silath bouna tls
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
w TWO PORTRAITS aud ILLUSTRATIONS one portrait
ung be aypee5 in The last suane o. 81, NE shl
M 8rhke and natural portrait o. Inn ever pao
100 he yoe contains Mem0r Mr. GREELEY bis At hours,
e moral his Funeral Arugemebn TIE Csng Oefsns
Mourning People Letters Of smphhy 'ooS,
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| MISS C0MSVOCK,
| IVA RESERVOIR PARK. NEAR FIFTH.AvE, HEw-YoRK.
| PRIMARY PROGRESSIVE, AND FINISHING LADIES SCHOOL
Fall Tern commences Sept "a Boarding Pupils Snc.
rooms and school carriage II Desired irrultrs mailed
Peonal information at the intaiioa, 81 "a weIt FoItnL
| NuTray Ilil
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APPLETONS, JOI

BY James Fenmore Cooper Forming the 18Th and 2Oh yosm
Library Edition of Coopes famous Eore In
Cloth. Price, 81 90 each.
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Western papers never allow the wind
to blow In q aoommon: nfifaaiifn6ef:. Il
Burli9gtpnt t,1oEa, ftet Yell 'N Z breeze
that 6hivered = boasdlfehce inso.kindlipp
wood and packed it, into mans wood
shed.
One who has actually tried it 50 ays that.
although there are three scruples in q
drachm, the more drains one takes the
fewer soruples one has. 't..{
Susan B. Anthony says she wouldn't
be frightened at stauding face to face
with Satan. But the question is,
wouldn't Satan be frightened7
A seaman named Joseph Kenney. fell
from tho mast Of the bark NJ. and e.
Cam, lying at wharf ct Savannah. and
was almost instantly killed.
The neck Of csrboy in Van Pelt 4
Co. g drug store. New Brunswick, acting
as sun glass, caused fire on Monday.
The post Office in Jacksonville. Fla.
IS also store adjsoent, were robbed on
Saturday night last.
The Chicago Neus, which existed for
600.
Boston proposes convention of bald
men next month; probably to revive the
old wig party. G@inI ,aaisc Il n
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A sergeant having to infict punish
mont OF forty lashes upon the bare body
OF oomrado in the British army, tried
to accommodate his friend by laying the
cat on the portions of his body where it
would fall with the least severity. After
vnrions attempts to please his friend by
striking higher. then lower-frst side
ways and then broadways-and disco.
vering that his victim still groaned in
agony with every stripe, he exclaimed: !:
why, Jack. you are the most unreason-
nble chap ever knew. There is no way
the cat will please you Our Northern
politicians taunt us with like ingrati-
tude when we dsmar to the various
stripes they are laying on the back of our
State. They are amazed that we are not
satisfied With them, and will shrek out
against the demonstrations of their
friendly regard for ns. "Why can't you
be qoiet and stop your groaning2 What
right have you to complaint"
Ne,o Orleans Herald.
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DEATH OF A COMPANION OF AARON
BuRR.-An elderly man named Robert
Pagan, who claimed to have been con-
nected with the .Burr- r-Blannerhassett ex-
pedition to establish Western empire,
died in Natchez. Miss, last week. He
was more than 100 years old, and was in
the possession OF all his faculties, and
followed his occupation of carpenter
until o comparatively recent period; !;
when be fell, receiving an injury about
the head, from the effects of which he
began gradually to sink. When an
Offer was made to send for physician.
he replied that it was no use, "that the
machinery was worn out" and that he
was about TO die. Ripe with years, he
be died peacefully and without strug-
gle.
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Nkw ORLuAHs, May 26.-Cotton in
"slenand--middling sA;'enet- re.
oeipts ~ 792r bales; gross s. .557; exports
to Gfeat Britain 2. .479; continent 4, 597;
sales 80O;& last evening 1000; stock
1871
W1LM1NaroN. May 26.-Cotton quiet
-middiing IS; net receipts 20 bales !;
sales: 23; stock 1872.
Lou1sv1LLE. May 2G.-Flour-.low
grades dull; medium to funcy grades in
iuir denand-chiely local; extra family
6 IS. Corn steady-sacked 56058.
Provisions firmer. Pork held at 16. 5Ua
III 90. Bacon in improved demand
shoulders rs; clear rib sidea 9I; clear
sides 81, packed. Lard steady-tierce
9@9%; kegs 10@i0T; steam 81;
Whiskey firm, at 9O(09l.
LONDON, May 26 Noon. Co6sols
93A. IS 69I.
L1vERpooL, May 26-3 P. Motion
opened quiet aud is now quiet and
steady-uplands 81; Orleans 9h@eL;
sales $4,000 bales; speculation and ex-
port 1000; Savannah and Charleston.
April shipments. 8 1916.
FRANKFORT, May 26.-Bonds 95.
LIVERPOOL, May 26-Evening. Got
American 5000; Orleans. April ship.
ments, l3 l6; June and July, on; Sa.
vannah and Oharleston. May delivery,
I8 1916.
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THR MATERIAL lCoNDITIoN OF LOUISE
ANA. OF Louisiana land there is now
100000 acres less under cultivation
than in 1860-n loss which is estimated
in production annually Us equal to $780,
OO0, 600. Add to this Che miegovern-
ment OF the people, which has largely
caused the absence OF people to onlti-
vate the soil, and Que need not wonder
at the consequences OF the wrongs in
tioted by the usurper's there. What
Louisiana most needs is, fret, the reator-
alton of popular government, without re-.
sort to Federal bayonets; and secondly,
healthy and steady addition to its cti-
zens to cultivate the soil.
Some newspaper proprietors OF Lon
don have been conferrlDg on their liza
bility to be sued for libelous reports.
They do not ask for exemption from re.
aponsibility, but that the law may give
newspapers the right to sue the speaker
OF the libel for tho amount Of the da-
images and costs. This seems reasonable
enough. 1t is hard rule that let's of
the utterer Of Iibelous speech and pu-
nishes the reporter.
Two urchins, five or six years old,
returning from school recently, were
overheard discussing great theological
Questions. "Well." snys nrchin mum
Der one, "the Lord owns all this world,
don't he?" "Yaas. 'sposo he does," re-
sponded number two. ''but dad snys the
devils got big mortgage on it.
The Chicago gamblers have subscribed
S0DO Tor monument to deceased mem
Der OF their crnft, who, we are told, will
be Fails, from tho common buryinu
ground and Inferred in another. We
have henre OF raising II live gambler out,
but we have never heard Of betting being
so high ns to raise out IL dead one.
The ceremony Of decorating the graves
of the Federal dead in tho vicinity of
New York, on the 5Oth inst, will be
under the management of the Grand
Army OF the Republic. and will bo more
elaborate than ever before. The day has
been made legal holiday by legislative
enactment.
A Danbury man imagined himself o
hen, and, while under the Influence of
that conceit, eat down on a dozen eggs,
aud hatched out an Italian sunset and q
circus poster. His wife removed the
debris with the bald end OF broom.
Benjamin Grimme married Miss Caro-.
line Wedover. the other day, at Yazoo
City. TO be wed once is sufficient, al
though to we'd over may have been good
for Benjamin.
An Iowa Methodist minister knocked
Congressman down, the other day, for
Offering to give his back pay to the Sun.
day school Of which the aforesaid minis.
ter is superintendent.
The keeper OF on Iowa poor house
thrashed an old man almost to death for
saying that poor house tea was half hay,
and that poor house sugar was half sand.
The loader OF fashion at the Prussian
capital is Philadelphia ex, Quakeress.
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Funeral Invitation. !.

The friends and acqusintanoes OF Mr. 8, L.
Roberts and family, and Of Mts. b. Roberts,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
services Of the INFANT SON OF the former,
At their residence on Lumber street, between
Wayne and Gadsden, THIS MORNING, at 10
O'Clock. nj "srfr,e y .,-, :
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Library Notics..-To Citizens.

IIDrHTy MoIIC6.'.Io VIClzeuB.
NVER $50 volumes OF books have thus far
~ been presented to tho Board of Trade
Library, principally from booksellers in the
North.
It 10 now proposed to lay the claims Of the
Association directly before our citizens. and
on and alter TAUIISDAY NEXT. they will be
visited at their residences by Mr. JOHN Mo.
OULLOCH. to whom they will please hand
such books as they feel disposed TO give.
1t Ia hoped that, in tho N oAn ntime. they will
look through their libraries and lay aside
JOHN B. PALMER,
JOHN q. WILEY,
JOHN AGNEW, ,JR.,
E,W. SHIBEIS,
10. HEEGERg,
MaJ7 Library Committee.
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Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH.

COLUMBIA, May 26, 1878.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Board will
"A be held at the City Clerks Office, THIS
tTnesday) AFTERNOON, at 6 O'Clock, to re.
to Investigate the charges against the Colum-
bia Water Power Company, as to furnishing
impure water to the citizens. A full attend
anco is required. BY order Of
JACOB LEVIN, Chairman.
THos P. WALxEB, Acting Clerk.
Nav AZ
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FHB CREENVILLE AOUNTAINERR
AT PUBLIC. a UgTIDN nV

an sALE-DAY In June next, will offer for
~ sale, tn front OF The Court House door,
MOUNTAiNEER oFFIcE' At q reanville. q. g. .GS a.
In the Material will DO found the following:
Cylinder Press, bod 81 by A. runs easily by
hand. at the rate OF ESQ per hoar. E52.
size.) with aell linking Machine.
Gordon Job Preas, eighth medium.
PAPER Trimming Machine. ~.
Standing Press, With Pressing Boards
Mitreing Machine. II cad and Rule Gutter.
Good fonts OF Body Type.
= Oyer 100 fonts JOB Type, from Nonpareil to
A large variety Of Outs, Borders, DO.
TERMs-One. hklt cash on day OF sale; ba.
lance 10 two equal inetallments, ak aud
tWeiYe months from date. on secured note,
mortgs sged until ioD payment is made: 8 -,
For further informstioni apply; o,JyL1us C.
~ = nN''1ss: S:k.' u o'if1rpnb! Proprietor, :.
III Nv ~ 4-' y -. ~ f+ 4 --- thn1
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TO ALI Spring and Summer is . trying
period. Sickness. FsYers, Bowel Affections,
Biiiousness. Liver Disorders, arc always lnrE,
ing about, and fatal diseases often spring
from from . neglect OF sny Of .these Indications.
and BLOOD Pills, and take them for Head.
aches. Feverishness, Nausea, Bilisus Disor-
ders and Liver: Complaint. We know they
Will cure you. For sale by i,'
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AuoC1on sale@,
Elegant Priuate Residence
BY SEIBELS a. FZEII.

On tue FIRST MONDAY IL June, at II
o'clock, We will ohfer for sale, at The Court
That elegant RESIDENCE, on the North.
west corner Of Richland and Bull streets.
Terms liberal, and made known on day OF
Of sale. NMnv ~ MI,
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Rose Cordial for Bowel a ffection.
GURE curo-only Is cents. at Heinitsh's
- Drug Store .s..s;
BLACKBERRY WINE; pure Juice and old:
excellent for bowel complaint.
TAMAklNDS-fresh. A cooling and re-
ireshing drinks may be had by using Tama-
rinds. For saleat BEINIrSH'S
May 27t woe Drug Store.
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To Rent.

~ A SMALL HOUSE, containing three
Tim rooms. located corner Richland and
s.A Bull streets. Possession given June /.
Also, three ROOMS. Applyto
May273 r. HANNAH
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Wanted, House Keeper, :
TOMPETENT to took after hotel Must
~ come we'll recommended. For pArticu.
lars, address, IN own hand, Key, Box 20l, Go.
lumbia P.t03f 4 sf5Sa3 = May17
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! House to;RSnt.

81 THAT commodious residence on The
HisH corner Of Riohland and kichardsor
streets. Apply to
May AZ s. ~ = ssASSEIBEES t. EZELL
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very quiet -Tennessees firmer; 6's SO;
new 80.
BALTIMORE, May 26 Cotton dull
middLings 10; net receipts 80; gross 80:
exports continent Alt; constwisu 80:
sales 502; stock 5,563.
Boston, May 26-Cotton dull-mid-
ding 1919; gross receipts LOT bales:
saie' 200; stock II, 900.
CHARLESTON, May 2G.-Cotton Quiet
middIing l7A@lS; net receipts 334
bales; exports coastwise 1851: sales
2uO; stock % G3S.
CINcINSArr, May 2G.-Flour dull, ut
7.C5@8.O0. Corn steady. Provisions
stronger and more active. Pork strong
and light offerings -saeable at l6. OO(6
IL. 75-held Mt 100. Lard tlrmer but
nothing done for spot-generally held
for higher rates-steam So. Bacon
hrmer-s shoulders 71 clear rib sides
"a; clear sides 0la. Whiskcy in good
demand. at 90.
ST.. LOUIS, May 2G. Flour unchanged,
Corn dull anl dropping, closing lower
No. 2, mixed. 37@39 in elevator. Fork
dull and nominal; stock Of standard is
in few first hands and held out Of mar.
ket Bacon firmer and higher-shonlders
73s; clear rib sides %; clear sides 9T =
40. hig her on orders. Lard quiet
steam winter 81.
GALVESTON, May 26.-Cotton dull
good ordinary l4@144; net receipts
800 bales; exports ooastwise Loaf; sales
200; stock 40,907.
AUGUSTA, May &C. MiddIing cotton
l7H; receipts 1l2 bales; sales 1853.
MEMPHIS, May 26-Cotton receipts
742 bales; shipments 1920; stock %, 587.
MOBILE, May 26.-Cotton quiet-mid.
ding l7269l7A; net receipts 45l bales;
exports coastwise So3; sales 400; stock
20, 10l.
SAVANNAH, May 26.-Cotton quiet
middling 1925; net receipts SOL bales
sales eoastwise 2,2S3; sales 4l9; stock
81, 1878.