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Spartanburg and ,Asheville Railroad.

We had the pleasure Of meeting
last evening, Mr.. W. S. Wiley, on
his return from Spartanburgs where
he had been to attend a meeting of
the commissioners of the projected
Spaltauburg and .Asheville Rail
road on the 1st and Cd instant.
Mr.. Wiley informs us THAT the
meeting was one of interest: and
the prospect of getting sufficient
subscription to build the road very
good and improving. From a
comparison of notes, it was con
.cluded that .Spartanburg. and I'm
ion Counties, in this State. and
Bunco NIB County.:in North Caro-
lima, would subscribe each $3.50, 900
and Henderson County, North Car
rolina, 100000, to the capital stock,
and that Charleston would raise
100000 and Columbia $4,000,
for the same purpose. 1t is pro-
pesetl to purchase the Spartanburg
and Union. Railroad and use it as a
.a,lever in the construction of the
new road, by hypothecating it at
$4,000 a mile. Running dis:
tance Of seventy miles, 100000
could be raised in thisway. Should
it be found impracticable to pur-
chase, the present owners will aid
the new enterprise to the amount
of 100000, and the many advan-
tages which it. which it offers .to
railroad capitalists and contractors.
will no doubt induce "a large sub
scriptioli>outside of those mention
ed. Engineers are at Gowansuiile,
on the line Of the road twenty-five
miles from. !Spartalnburg, and 2
warm feelingis manifestedin it all
along the proposed ! track in the
direction of \the mountain. We
trust that our friends of Spartan
burg and ,Greenville' will harmon
ize their. interests in this, matter,
and join their friends lin eonstruc-
Ting a common trunk oyer the >!At-
Fleghanies, and that the. interest. in
project which now promises good
results will not be allowed to- die
out.-Phenir.
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Fatal Duel Between Col. R. B. Rhett
and Judge Cooley, Of New
Orleans.
New ORLEANS. July l,

New ORLEANS, July l. .
The Erenmg Herald has the tot
lowing particulars of the duel;
"For several days past this commu'
nity has been much excited by the
apprehensions of duel between
| Colonel R. B. Rhett, Jr., the editor
of the P;cay,uac, and Judge VIM,
| II. Cooley, the leading counsel in
the case of Hawkins VS.. the Pea
vu,e. On Friday Colonel Rhett
$ sent a peremptory challenge to
Judge Cooley, which was accepted.
The meeting, however, was agreed
to be postponed until Tuesday, on
account of Judge Cooley's engage
ment to argue the rule for a new
trisl before Judge Hawkins, which
came up yesterday. During the
course of the argument Judge
Cooley, in opposing the motion for
a continuance, remarked that-if the
case went on until Wednesday he
might not be alive to argue it.
And so it sadly turned out. The
parties left in the Mobile train at
8 o'clock this morning, arriving at
Montgomery Station about 10
o clock, where the party got off.
Montgomery Station where the
duel occurred is a wild sandy look
ing place, some four or five miles
this side of Bay st: Louis, where
the road passes through a wood of
tall pines, behind which is an open
field. Near by and on the line of
the railroad is a. small cottage occu-
pied by family, but, with this ex-
ception, there are no residents
nearer than three quarters of a
.mile.. This difficulty is one of the
sad results of the iniquitous Haw-
kins. suit against the Picayuiae, of
which Colonel Rhett is the editor
In his speech, forAthe prosecution
Judge Cooley made reflections
upon that paper which called forth
the editorial in the next issue Of
the Picayu1'e pronouncing: them
false. Judge Cooley then addressed
a Communication to the editor CALL
ing for explanations, which not
being accorded, he followed it up.
by publishing a card assailing
Colonel ,Rhett,2 A challenge
promptly followed, and the result
is now before our readers. This is
not the first duel in which Judge
Cooley has been concerned. : Some
years before the war he met DR..
Kaufman, one Of his parishioners,
upon the field of honor, and after
an exchange of shots an amieable
adjustment of the difficulty was
made, and thereafter the parties be-
came warm friends. The body was
brought to the city this evening,
and was left at the Luzeberg Hos:
pital. The funeral will take place
tomorrow" . 4. ...,
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
JEFFERSON LoDGE,-162rA. 3. NJ. |
JulEs5 1873 a. L. [

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July5, 5S7Ss A. L, I
WHERRAs, it ahas3 pleased. 9Ai-
mighty God in2thea wise dispensa-
ton of His providences to- remoye
from our, midst our friend and
Broth, win. e. CARTER There
fore, belt : q, 5ss'- - 2z-z -
Resolved, 1st. That while we
deeply deplore his loss as friend,
neighbor.. and ornament" to his
Lodge, with meekness and submis-
sion we acknowledge the Justice
and Wisdom" of Him who odoeth
all things we'll. = -,
Resolred, 3D., That in the death
Of VIM. Z. Carter, we have Host "a
faithful brother: and a valuable
member of our fraternity. :. cltl'
Resozued, 3D.. That with feelings
mingled with the deepest sorrow
and regret, we sympathize with his
family and relations in their be.
reavement and irreparable loss.
EResolved, 4th. That copy o.
these resolutions be printed in the
Abbeville papers and a copy be
transmitted to the family of tho
1oal ~: -
W. H. McALIsTER, III.
..a2bD.7'S. BENSON, =
j. E. CALDWELL, .el
Committna
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BIG { BARBECUE AT SULPHUR
SsPRING. 1 Is, ! !.
Cokesbury, s. c., Friday, July II, 1873.
J,..l CEA --.-.. .;p,,;: I" ;.
Clubs Assemble at 8 A. M.zDinner at
~. &c. l P, NJ. 1, ,!u!LIiS.

Match Game Base Ball between
the Hodges and Greenwood Clubs.
Free dinner for Is cents per head,
ice lemonade extra Everything
will be done by The Committee a1f oi to
to make the programme as pleas
ant to the spectators as to the clubs.
Every attention; will be paid the
fair sex. Come one, ). come all:
COMMITTEE.
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Soldiers entitled to a Home.
stead Of 100 Acres.
The Best Locations for Colonies.

Free. home, fortall! Millions of Acres
of Choice Goyernment Lands open foe
entry under the Homestead Law, near.
this great:R Railroad, with good markets
and all the conyeniences Of an old set
tied country. q.
Free passes to purchasers of Railroad
Land. .,sp56e JEs5 ~ Z. 5-zl-ss RS, =.
8 Sectional Maps, showing the land
also new edition Of Descriptive Pam.
phlet with new maps mailed free every
where. Address o. f. DAVIS,
y; Land Commissioner o. F r.. @.
5.atl. ~: a. '.lsF Omaha. Neb.
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1000. 600 ACRES.
Cheap Farnas.

g The cheapest Land in market for
e e sale by the s,Sttr so 3
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
In the Great Platte Valley.
8, ,000;O00 Acres In Central
81 Nebraska. 1#l
Now for sale in tracts of forty acres and
upwards on five and ten years, credit at;
per cent. Nos advance interest res
Iuired. 4lp,
mild and healthful climate, fertile
soil, an abundance Of good water. 8.
The best market In the Westl The
greal mining regions Of Wyoming, Col-
orado, Utah and Nevada being supplied
by the farmers in the Platte Valley: -
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<15Af II ~ ~ ASCyoet'Seo WV & -,
hoH Of all Legal and P1kc No.
{ t;ces .!&5.s+''s f!siiA.is - -.
SECTION 4. .Be It enacted by the Sen,
ate and House Of Representatives Of the
State Of South, Carolina, now met and
sitting in General ASS. ..nbly, and by the
authority of the same, It shall be the
duty Of the Attorney General, the Comp
troller General, and by the Secretary o.,
State, conjointly, to designate, by. pub
lie notice fin] one or more neWspape Isl
In this State, in which oil legal notices,
advertisements, or 1publeaefpns,5fo for, the
State, of auy and every character requir-
ed by law to be made public. shall be
published; and said Attorney General,
COMPTROLLER General, and Secretary of
State, shall have. power 10 make such
time sto time, as they may Judge, that
the public interest requires. .l5
Sac. q. All State aud County Officers,
and other, persons are hereby required
to furnish to the newspapers designated
under this Act, for,the State and for the
representative counties, for publication.
all legal notices, advertisements and
publications, Of any and every character
required by law to be made public : and
no legal notice, advertisements or pnbli-
cation required by law to be made pub,
lie shall have any valid force or effect
unless published in the newspapers des5
ignated under this Act; and no publ
cation, Of any character In any newspa-
per, not designated under this Act shall
be paid for from the.funds 6f this State,
or. of any County: Provided, That the
said officers mentioned in Section one
shall have power, in cases requiring un-
usual publicity, to order publication in
such newspapers. in addition to those
designated under this Act, as by and
with the advice Of the Governor they
may select; and bills so incurred shall
be audited and paid in the usual maui
ner. .,,,t, s..iz E.,S ..~.:., ~, ~ =
/ SEC. g. All Acts and parts of Acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
SEC; 4! This Act shall take effect from
and after, passage. Jan. 22, 1872. =
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Col. John B Palmer, President of
thc'Central National Bank and Of the
Cha "lotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad, left for Europe on Monday
last.
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Notice of Final Discharge.

VEyHE undersigned hereby gives pub
licnotice, thata final settlement
on The Estate of Edward + Stevenson,
deceased, will be had in the office of the
Judge Of Probate of Abheyille County,
on Monday, the 2Sth July next, at which
time he Will apply for linal discharge,
from the administration Of said estate.
.~~-, -NM. J. HAMMOND, =
Administrator, dc 6onis non.
juno II, 1873, l0-lm
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..MODoCs.

to Abbeville. TEAS, CoFFEES sU-
CARS, RICE, FLOUR, 0RN ~ 20.
TAT0ES,, BACON, -HAMSn &c,, &C..
can be had here at the old low figures.
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.:T'HE

NNNTERPRIs1NG AND CHEAP
EA CASH ESTABLISHMENT has
ifei0peneds with o. select ,stock;of GRO
CERIES. of 4alI kinds, low enough in,
price to induce.t the Emigration Of go
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TN

the .clothingsl we. can also suit. all
classes Of, fcustome ers with HATS,
BOOTS, SHOES, COATS, COATS,
VESTS. PANTS, and d good assortment
Of DRESS GOODS Besides this I
have on hand some Of the best Liquo
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ADVERTISEMENT I.
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ENHW.
$50 600 CASH
GIFTS TO BE: PAID IN FULL
The Third Grand Gift Concert
IN AID OF THE
1s..i ...4rr :, ..s.....
IN AID OF THE
Public Library Of Ky,

] SYIi YtAigA1S fAAUia1 u
lNfMlbe given ii the great hall Of Libra
~ Building. at Louisville, on TUESDAY,
july g, 1873, at which time TEN
THOUSANDGIFTS, .amountine ssof.a
grand total of $500. 900, ALL CASH, will
be distributed by lot to ticketsholders.
No reduction ID amount Of gifts at this
distribution, but each gift will be paid
I'm FULL. .4:.,;, :, ,.,,.lsf, .,tis,.s 3 8
'0FFIcE OF FARMERS AND DRovBRs' !
!:s-s BANK BANK, LOUISVILLE, .o'u1Ilsly Ky.sa
. This is to csftifyithat there Is in the.
Farmers and ,DroYers,, Bank, to- the
credit of the3Third Grand Gift Concert
for the benefit Of, the Public Library of
Kentucky, Five. Hundred Thousand
Dollars, which has been set apart by
and will bs held by tie Bank B and psid
out oSs for 0Ft this purposs, and this purpcse
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4 !! GREAT 0FFER! ##9Hags #afhRs

|A GREAT WFRsMW44TThaRRss
E& SON 4S1 B'WAY, N. Y,
will dispose of 100PIANOS & ORGANS
Of tirst2class maEers; including WA.
|TERS,g at extremely low prices for
cash or part cash, and balance in small
Fmbnthly payments. New 7-Octave
Il st=elass PIANOS, all modern isim-
rpfovements, fer $215 cash. Organs S55,
SIS, DOUBLE REED, ORGANS, 500;
4-sTOP, sllo; s-sToP, sl25, and up
Waters Concerto sParlor Orr
gans .;.E ),
ARE the most beautiful In style and per.
feet in stone ever made. The Concerto
Stop is the best ever placed in any Or,
gan. 1t is produced, .bysa third set Of
reeds peculiarly voices, the EFFECT of
which is MOST = CHARMING- and
SOUL-STIRRING, while It's IMITA-s
TION of the human voice is SUPERB.
Terms liberal. illustrated + Catalogue
mailed for one stamp. "A liberal dis
count TO- Ministers, Churches, Sunday
Schools, Lodges, etc. AGENTS
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State of South Carolina.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
Fof7 20 Go1dmbiaS SJap y 49, 1873 9 3
I The Abbeeille s.PRESS AND
BANNER is. herehNs designated
as theF Newspaper for the, publication
Of all Legal Notices and official Adyer-
tiselnentsfof the County ofSAbbeviile,
under the Act, approved February 22d,
1870, entitled, San Act TO Regulate the
Publication of Legal and Public, No
.tices,n and the. Order heretofore issued
designating the td66evi15e Mer'su''s Is
hereby fescinded. ,s.-li *:
? ~ .,,u4 sAM'L, W. MELTON,
-."&. Attorney General.
2 10 s0!S.IL. HOGEiil 81 , o.
s7i5ae 3:Comptroller General. ! :
- H. E. HAYNE, N q s.cs
sr..i Secretary Of State.
2; Icertify that the foregoing is copy o
the original on file in this Office.
~. :, ti:9as III H! e., HAYNEr a.. Q ~
- fasg:a.fl Secretary Of state.a
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which; we will. reasonable enough for
any one to afford an Investment. In
addition TO this we have some excellent
brands of SEGARS of laAl kinds. Call
and examine, and be your own judges,
at, WILSON & COTHRAN'SSRANGE,
don't. !faiEGto aenquire for A:dBEr
QUESTS STORE. -.
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The Lake Erie and Atlantic Narrow
Gauge Railroad. -

Tho fopowing letter from O.. G.
vandsrhoof to Senator, Hollinshead,
in reEefence toa this proposed Road,
though not Intended for. publications
contains items of information which
will be Interesting tc our readers:
81 KsoSyiLLE, TENN, I
sisAEs5 XJoly lst, 1873: !
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AN AcTt Regulate tie Pubzssa-:: ):
hon. Of all Legal and Pbkc No
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MANUFACTURERS of Steam En-
lE gines Of all sizes; Horse powers,
Circulaf and Muley Saw Mills, Erlst
and Sugar Cane Mills, Flour Mills, Or
,namental, House and Store Fronts, iron
Railings, Agricultural Implements, ete
Brass and Iron Castings OF all kihuS
made to order on short notice, ana Oh
the most reasonable terms. Also, man
ufacturers of Cotton Presses! "
May %, 1873, 7-12tn
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Waters Concerto Parlor Or.

M0KTnV Made Rapidly with
MVNGI Stencil & Key Check
Outfits. Catalogue and full particulars
FREE. s. M. SPENCER, III Hano-
| yer ST.. Boston. r ..ss,at;a
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No Tar sed), for outside work and
inside, in tead of plaster. Felt Carpe-
.ings, &c. Send 2 stamps for Circular
and SAMPLES. c. FAY, Camden, y.
H. g = 60.
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LOCAL NEWS
Condensed Locals.

VIM. c. Mace wclLknown As the proprietor
of the bowling saloon on street, between lZth
and 18th streets, died to-day of consumption.
The commission OF Joseph williams, as gar
bage master has been revoked by the governor,
ard Robert Holmes appointed in his stead
Twenty hands have been discharged from the
boiler shop at the navy ward on account of the
failure the appropriation for the support Of
the yard.
Baltimore yesterday. between the Washin; ION
club, of this city. and the Baltimore club, the
latter we're victorious: score II to 3.
Detective Sargent has in his possession a
paw ticket. which was found on Pennsylvania
avenue, between eth and 9th streets, which the
owner can have by calling at police head
quarters.
The tax collector took in on Saturday last
SIS, $50, many having paid up their arrearages
in order TO avail themselves of the two per
cent. discount. One per cent on AL payments
Of the last tax levy Is allowed this month.
Major Vandenburg, contractor has large
number of men at work on Seventh street. be-
ducing that street to the proper grade, so a. to
admit the opening OF X street and Massachu-
setts avenue.
Temperance hall last night. il was unanimously
declared expedient and desirable to establish a
grand division for the District of Columbia at
the earliest practicable date The organization
will be perfected next week.
At meetidg of the Virginia republican asso-
citation last night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing sIx months y; Weed
Maupin, vice presidents; A. Davidson, record
ing secretary; r.. W. Moore, financial secretary;
J. u Hawley, treasurer; j. Thayer, James
T. jenkins, ID. X. FOntaine, Philip A. Tracy
and T.. X. TPyIOr, executive committee.
Major j. T.. Male. OF tie Sixth Auditors Office
sailed from New York on Saturday,, in the
steamer Italy ter Europe. He has been suffer
ing for some time past from wounds received
during the and he visits Europe upon the
advice of his physician to recover his health.
A drunken row took place on the train due at
the Baltimore and Potomac depot att 30 o clock
last night on the return of a party OF cOlored
excursionists from Bowie station. Pistols were
discharged and razors drawn, but no one seri-
Ously injured. Mr.. Hambrght the conductor in
attempting 10 quell the disturbance, received
several hard knocks about the head. and had 10
make his escape from the car to escape further
injury.
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Ye,terday. the
decree Of the court below ia the Of Stevens agr
Beal ct al. tdlsmissnR the billb was affirmed. The
court dJourned until Saturday when il is ex pected
number of decisions will be announced.
CIRCUIT COURT, Jndse HpmphTeys.-To-day,
wood agt. Creecy ct al. do Limney aet Metzerotf;
order OF Orphans Court afirmisg settlement filed
Smith agt. Beverly; dismissed.
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Ny KINGDOM FOR A HoRsR.-what the purse
OF King Richard could not then procure all can
now purchase for a song. The Centaur Lini-
ment Will not raise the dead horse of a king, but
II VIII cure lame one, and-more than that-it
Is the most remarkable thing for swellings, stiff
joints, caked breasts, stings and bruises. the
with the Rheumatism who has not tried this
IMMINENT. 29,eo5
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- leading Baptist clergyman has written
an essay In advocacy of ministers having some
secular business upon which to depend.
cooperative mice have sstruck'' for fewer eats
or nUre cheese. N~''
Ex-senator John p. Hale, of New Hamp-
shire, has gone to West Point and expects fo
pass the summer there. "
The FAN River, Mass, spothecaries have
been notified by the state police not To eli
cigars, confectionery or soda wster ON SUNDAY.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.-This valuable medicine
has been silently making its way into public
favor by the numerous remarkable cures il has
performed Its singular efficacy Is owing To the
protoxide of iron which i'm this preparation re-
mains unchanged, and is the only form in which
piled.
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The following lines were written by an in
mate Of the Washington Jail last Sunday, in
view of the near approach Of the day fixed fo
the execution Of the prisoner Tom Wright. con
victed Of the murder of Rogerski, the peddler.
Softly now, in lingering rays,
Through CRATES and bars the sunlight plays;
Checkers the walls with squares Of gold,
And glorifes the easements old.
Through the baird windows, June locks in
To cells resounding with the din
OF laughter, oaths, and songs obscene,
OF shameless vaunts of deeds unclean.
without, the holy Sabbath quiet;
Within, the sounds of hellish riot;
Outside, ascending PRAYER and praise;
Inside, unblushing sin always.
In his lone cell the doomed man lies,
And notes each moment as IL flies;
With miser's grasp he fain would hold
Those feeting CLEANS of sunsets gold.
Between his cell and yonder walls
The gallOws grim his sight appals;
All hope of further respite passed,
He knows this Sunday is his last.
The faithful priest, with pious zeal,
Has sought his sin scarr'd soul TO heal,
To lift the blood wretch's mind
To Him who died for all mankind.
Sweetly on the evening air
PealiDg chimes invite TO prayer;
Pictured chancel windows blaze,
Gothic arches ring with praise.
Rich silks rustic through the aisles,
Faces fair are bright with smiles;
Hot-house plants, of beauty rare,
With their fragrance load the air.
Praise the LOrd!' the hired choir sings,
Bring to Him your offerings
Fervently the pastor prays
For long life and peaceful days.
Jesus, from Thy throne on high,
Hear poor lost sinner cry;
Deign his guilty soul to bless
With a brothers fond caress.
Take away all thoughts OF earth,
Grant his soul the heavily birth;
From the galiows help him fee
To refuge safe in Thee.
So, when another week has fed,
And he is numbered with the dead.
May he, washed clean from every stain,
Forever in Thy rest remain.
June list, 1873.
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Third Legislative Assembly.

COUNeIL.-The Council was opened yesterday
afternoon by prayer.
House concurrent resolution calling upon the
Board Of Public Works to furnish the Legislative
Assembly statement of the character and locality
Of Improvements for which appropriations asked
TO De made was read and agreed TO-
ers, Junk dealers, and dealers in second hand ari
cles in the District Of Columbia, was read first
time.
House bill to prevent the careless use Of fire. arms,
teen hundred citizens, asking the passage of . law
suppress the evil of ntemperance i'm the District
Of Columbia, which was referred to the committee
MT. Browne, from the Joint committee on police,
submitted report of the condition Of the station
houses in the district, in which it is recommended
20 sell the Central guard house and let of ground
which il s situsted also, the station house property
of the sixth AT the intersection Of 9th
street and Massachusetts avenue, and to purchase
the vicinity Of ia;h street and Rhode Island svenue
and erecting suitable buildings thereon for station
houses; read, and ordered TO be printed in the
Mr.. Brooks introduced q bill fer the
SUPPORT OF THE CoLoRED SCHOOLS
in the cities Of Washington and Georgetown, and to
pay the outstanding indebtedness Of the board Of
june sah, is74 The bin provides that the following
sums are hereby appropriated out Of the proportion
Of said schools by the cities of Washington and
Georgetown under the act Of Congress approved july
Two principals at 81 600 each......... 50 .oM 90
i've principals at so, . each - ,2oO 90
Ten teachers al $500 each 1000. 500 "
Seven assistant teachers at 500 EACH. 2,sOO 90
Four special teachers at $50 each, 1.-TWO
music teachers, one drawing, one pen
H.; 800 %
Secretary and clerk TO superintendent..... 5SI ~
Care OF school-rooms, pay OF Janitors, night
work. 1000 90
rent OF scAOooi- rooms LOO 10
Stove fixtures and fuel 5000 M
BOOKS, ssa.ioner{ ana inrni, mug goods. 400 w
ing and general REPAIRS .:....-......... 2,744 90
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MACKINAws. MAcKINAws. MACKTNAws.
Another supply OF these favorite Straw Hats
in all the fashionable shapes, just received at
wILLETr 4 RUoFr's,
COS Pennsyiya nia avenue.