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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-29

BY W. Y. LElTCH & e. S. BRUINS, -
DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT AUC-
IL TlON.
Will be sold at Auction on TUESDAY, April 1st,
at the Postof1ce, at ii O'Clock, ..-r3 -
The following PROPERTY:
1st. Ali that LOT OF LAND, with the two and q
half story wooden house thereon, situate On the
north side Of Calhoun street, next west Of Wash.
ington street, measuring In front on Calhoun
street 40 feet by 80 In depLh more or less. House
contains seven rooms besides atics. On the
premises are Kitchens, cistern, and all necessary
outbuildings. %. %:
+ ID. Also, all that LOT OF LAND. with the two
and half story brick dwelling thereon, situated
on the south IsideT of Ogthoun, street, between
King and Meeting streets directly on the line or
the City Railway, measuring 20 feet In ffoot BY
about Ill feet on west line, and about S6 feet on
east line. House contains four square ro0rs end
kitchen OF four small rooms. On the premises ts
large cistern. ..-.-s.
Terms-One third cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest," secured by bond and mort
gage Of the property; buildings TO be Insured and
assignment OF policy. Purchaser TO pay rs for
papers. mch2S-tusstu
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By w. Y. LEITCH g. 3. 8. BRUINS,

TlHREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
l. and Storn. No. "a Anson street, Oppos to
Catholic Church. ~
will be sold on TUESDAY, April LIST, at the
Postoflce. at II O'CLOCK,
AND STORE, with Bake Eouse and large nne Cis-
tern, known as No. 81 Ans0n street. formerly oc.
cupied aB Bakery. Lot measures 80 feet front
Terms~une.6sif caaa; balance in one year.
with interest; properrJ TO be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay US for papeis.
mch26, 20 april
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Dpars, 6asbes ann Blinds.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-29
Drn9s anb Mealrinss.
NTEDICINE AND FOOD COMBINED.
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE.
TESTIMONY OF CHARLESTON PHYSICIANS.
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE

This valuable preparation, recently discovered.
has been extensively tested here and throughout
the country during the past summer, and has
fully merIted the character claimed for it.
Each bottle contains the juice OF four pounds OF
the best beef, exclusive OF fat. ar
Mr.. valentine, the patenree and proprietor OF
this preparation, has in his possession numerous
testimonials from the best and most experienced
physcians Of the land. Among them the follow.
Ing are presented to the readers OF THE NEWS,
who will need no further assurance Of the quality
and efficacy of the article here offered: A-'" y :
CHARLESTON. s. O., September 70, 1872.
Dear Sir-Some time ago had the honor 70 re-
celve BY. express specimens OF your "Heat yplce''
for trial. I have nor thus far acknowledged your
kind communication for the simple reason that
never certify to things OF which know nothing.
have, In the meantime, tested your "Prepara.
tion,n fully and cautiously, and the result Of my
experience has been, that In all cases where sup
port ls demanded, whether In the teething child
or the adult worn down by disease, your "Prepa-
rationn has, under my observation, proved far
more efhcacious than all the farrago OF fsrtna.
ceous articles and socalled extracts, which often
do more harm than good. -, &. :.
am, very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
e. aEDDINGS, n. d.
Mr.. N. 8. VALENTINE, Richmond, Va. ri.
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ELIAS & BROS,

CORNER OF GEORGE STREET.
]. FINLEY, CHARLES NEWHOUSE. K d..
MUcKENFUss, will be pleased to wait ON their
friends. noVzs-tushs
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Anrrnn BaIesSs3ntnrs sDGps.
By JOHNG. MILN0R & co.
EFTYz CASES MEMS, 5Y0UTHGAN1i d
II Boys Fur. Cassimere Wool and Straw
Hats Asslgnees' stock OF Wholesale and EetA
House. f'' =. - ~ 81 {
On TUESDAY, lst Instant at 10 O'Clock wo VII
sell at our store, No. 135 Meeting street.,
so cases assorted HATS, c0nststtng OF BlacE
Softs. Black Wool, r. c., assorted Youtns', hen9
and Boys stif Rim: Black and Light , Cashmere e m
Harvest Hats, Mems Clinton Hats, Boys Straw
Conditions-sums under $500, cash; over 5000. :
sixty daYs, for approved endorsed notes of city +!
acceptances mch20
By ]. A. ENSLOW & co. w. ..
DAMAGED CORN FOB ACCOUNT OF ?
IL underwriters and all concerned.
On MONDAY, MORNING, at II O'Clock, will be
sold, In warehouse, Oh Kerrg Wharf.
sos sacks CORN
...- 10 sacks Oats. ..t-.--5
Damaged on board schooner Clara Nerrick on
her voyage from Norfolk, Va, to this port.
Conditions cash. mchO
BY ALONZO J. WHITE & SON.
WILL BIZ SOLD OR RENTED !. ..
w FARM on Charleton Neck known as Hey
wards Farm. containing III acres, beyond city
limits.
wharf Lot on Cooper River, between Fairchild,
Hamlln's and hunters Wharyea.
Two large Lots fronting on Mound, Preeident
and Congress EtreetR
Tract Of Land, 800 acres, aoosecreek. on South
Carolina Railroad. .
Vacant Lots, corner Reid Drake and Amherst
Btreets. = - G.. 20 -..L'.'.lr2
Apply as above, at No. IS East Bay street.
mcnz9 2
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over over cost. M .. s31s7 ss
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
WATERING-PLACE NOTES.

The Clifton House, Niagara, on the Canada
side, is now kept by George NJ. Colburn and John
H. McComber, who have renovated and improved
il in various ways. James L. Fulton, proprietor
OF the International Niagara, formerly the keeper
OF the Everett House, ST. Louis, The Thousand
Islands Alexandria Bay, Jefferson County in this State
attract many anglers. === The hotels on the south
side Of Long Island recommend themselves by pic
turing 70 their patrons the delight OF catching
Spanish mackerel this Summer-One OF the most
beautiful as well as the most delicious of fish Epi-
cures generally regard the Spanish as the king
of marine creatures. IL Is only few years since the
maekero has been taken in these waters and even now
Is NOT generally known The Chittenango SPRING.
Madison County, are called the White sui
phur, and Teputed TO have all the curative
properties Of their Southern namesakes The
keeper OF the hotel there Is Mr.. Britton formerly OF
stanwix Hall, Albany, and more recently of the Everett
House, Union-square.
Bostonians have prejudice In favor OF Great Bar
rngton, Macs. They that its mountain air. charm.
ing scenery, and tine drives be had for moderate
prices. - Nantucket has obtained a strong hold
upon tho pleasure seekers Of New-England, who
90 there more aud more every Summer. A
number OF cottages have been put up there,
and the season In that once quiet old place is now
animated. E=== number OF suits
will grow out OF the running OF the Boston and
harblehead Railway through tho countryseats OF gen
IIemen residing during tho Summer az swamDsc0tt.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
PERSONAL.

Mr.. John G. SAKE has purchased house in
Brooklyn.
Wagner, the composer, was 60 years old on
! the Dad OF May.
Mr.. Anthony Trollope's next novel will be
| called Phineas ReduX."
Mr.. Bailey, of Danbury, says: 81 do rot
| lecture, myself; am married"
DR.. TischendOrf, the German Biblical critic,
has been stricken with paralysis.
Mr.. August Belmont has been elected a
member of the London Jockey Club.
Manzoni left in manuscript a History of the
Period OF the Reign OF Terror in France.
Dr. Charles F. MacLean has accepted the
char Of International Law in Columbia College.
The late Louis Napoleons villa at Vichy,
was recently sold at auction for 50 900 francs.
Mr. Colfax will deliver a FOurth-of-July
Grafton at Cincinnati, before the Odd Fellows
The death-lst includes the name of Mrs.
Louise Whitman, the mother Of Walt whitman
Adam Black, the famous Edinburgh pub
Usher, has retired from business at the ago OF 90.
Somebody has turned up in Scotland with
ga bugle-horn that was used by william Wallace
The widowed Eugene has given her late
husbands seeyebuttons 10 Sir william Gull, the pbysi-
clan.
Mr.. Robert Buchanan, the Scotch poet, is
reported be recovering from his severe III.
Promise is made of n memoir of the late
James Hamay, by Mrs Pender Cudlip better known as
Annie Thomas, the novelist
A monument to Livingstone is talked of at
Edinburghwhere, apparently, they do not believe in
Stanley.
The house formerly owned and occupied by
Alice and PhGbe Cary has been purchased by Dr. Emily
Blackwell
The autograph of Sir Joshua Reynolds's lee
lures Painting has been secured by the Library OF the
Royal Academy, London.
Mrs. L. d. Bancroft, who died, on the 4th
Inst at Milton Hin, Mass, was a daughterinlaw OF tho
Hon. George Bancroft.
Permission has been given TO deposit the re-
mains Of thelate John stuart Mil in Westminster Abbey
Mr.. Mil left an autobiography.
The Cavour monument has been unvailed at
Turin It is co high. and made Of marble It's tho
work OF Giovanni Duprl OF Florence.
II is affirmed that Mis- NJ +. Braddon and
Mrs. Henry Wood, the writer's are coming 10 tho
United states-to lecture. sad II true.
DR.. Holmes, on being asked by young phv
" The smallest fevers gratefully received"
This record of a hotel arrival is in the
Western style; THE Hon. G. f. GOrham distinguished
Hoosier is making havoc among the toothpcks AZ tho
Gaut House" " Wv
A monument is TO be erected over the grave
OF the late Hon. John sapdneld Mcdonald near Corn
we'll Canada. IL will OOo aud Will DO paid for by
hls friends in Montreal.
M. dAtalie, " the man with the iron iaw,N
who died at Fall River, Mass May lO used his jaw -
some purpose since, beside lifting weights with it, he
could II Is SAID speak several languages
Philip Embury, of whom it is said that he
emigrated from Ireland 1885, and In 1895 conducted
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
ENGLISH JOURNALISM.
THE LONDON TELEGRAPH CHARGED WITH
PLAGIARISM

THE CHARACTER OF ITS INTELLIGENCE FROM CEN
TRAL AsIA-ITs Defense AND ATTACK AGAINST
THE TIMEs-ITs KuyAN CORRESPONDENT DIS
GRACED
lFRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRmUNEl ]
LONDON, May 29.-BefOre it has been settled
whether The Daily TeegrGphs dispatch announcing
fall of Khva was genuine or not, the Same journal is
suddenly called explanation Of peculiari-
ties in Its correspondence headed The Khya Expedi-
uon-Pictures by the Way" The Globe OF Tuesday
afternoon publishes letter which comments the alb
OF dates to these Way Pictures, and a signi.
sentence which the Khiva correspondent states
that the places whence his letters forwarded must
remain profound secret nasmuch as correspondents
are not allowed with the Russian army 1t ia suggested
in The Globe that another for the omission OF
place may be found by comparison Of the fol-
lnrrir,1 frnni
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

may not ferret out the Sc
cret OF his newly acquired
wealth. This vailed figure,
gliding noiselessly by, must
be the +" incompatible Prln-
cess BadrOulbadour" on
her way to the bath, uncon-
scIous OF the pryiDg gaze
furtiyely directed at her by
the audacious owner OF the
Wonderful Lamp. Yonder.
with his bare and brawny
limbs outstretched upon
the warm pavement, lies
Hlndbad the porter, cursing
his hard fate as the steams
OF Sinbad's kitchen salute
his eager nOstrils. And
here, In their wOnted dis
guise OF MOussul mef-
chants, go "the good
HarOun Al Raschid " and
his vizier Giafar. out for q
lark" about the town, as
We have all seen them a
thousand tunes in the long
Winter evenings OF our
childhood.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

The English journals, fully alive to the i'm
portance OF making friend Of the Shah of Persia
much exercised bow 70 give him reception eclipse
the splendors he Is witnessing in Russia which have
made a very great impression on his mind A CORE
spondent Of The London Times proposes that the day
shall be holiday and that the people OF London shall
give him reception like that accorded 10 the Princess
of Wales on her first arrival her husband when he
went 10 st. Paus Thanksgiving Day. Such sight. .it
is said will cause the KremlR and the Nevsk Prospek
70 pale in his memory aud unter den Luden " DO dull
and nfeless By comparison"
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
DIRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, ls7s-TRPLE SHEET

Casslm win ferret out the
secret of his newly acquired
wealth. This squat, broad
shOuldered fellow, wad-
ding under a huge bundle,
must be Hindbad, the pOr.
ter, cursmg his hard fate ~
the steams OF Sindbad's
kitchen salute his eager
nostrils. YOnder vailed fig-
ure in yellow slippers.
whose face Is so closely
mufIled as 20 leave nothing
visible save her brilliant
eyes, IL undoubtedly the
"incOmparable Princess
BadrOulbadOur," on her
way TO the bath, all une0n.
scious OF the prying gaze
furtively directed az her by
the audaciOus owner OF the
wonderful lamp. And there,
i'm their usual disguise Of
Moussul merchants, 90 "the
good HarOun Alraschid "
and his Grand Nizler, Gia-
fur. out fora lark about the
streets as we have all seen
them a THOUSAND times IN
the long Winter evenings OF
our chiidhOOd.-"A Glimpse
of the Yemen Rsurrec-
tion. ~ ChdmberS'S Jour
NIL NO. 4OSl. Oct. u, ls1l.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

There was no ontof&Oors opinion to make thcm care
Now II is different. People indignant Women are
the sufferers and t TIE Times say what IL wn the act
is blow which shakes an unjust system and brings
reform nearer than 1t was before. G.w.s.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

" From IN The Year Round,
April y, 1873 Sebastopol TO
BalaklSva. p. 5l2:
AS we descended toward
Balaklava".(we see)..a fine
looking old man, who Is
seated on a sheepskin at
the door OF his hut, with
stern bronze features,
which look doubly grim In
their frame of snOw-wuitc
hair. 1t IS "a strange con
trast; on one side railways
and steamers, and tele-
graphs, and all the appli-
ances Of civilization; on
the other the last repre-
sentative OF the ancient
barbarlsm, unchanged since
the days when his fore
fathers swept all Russia as
with a whirlwind COO years
ago. He replies courteous
" TO our salutatiOns, but
without losing for a mo-
ment the stately lmpassi-
bllity which Is the birth
right OF Oriental races.
One can hardly conceive a
stranger or more touching
spectacle than this grand,
lonely, iIreclaimable Old
savage, lingering in the
midst OF a world which has
long OutgrOwn and forgot
ten him. "
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
- TIPLIs, May 7, 1873.
IntI. I.llrrnnh

1AhN ANNN0f
Here, crOss-legged on the
doorsill OF his fathers shop,
sits Aladdin, as he may
have sat on the memorable
evening when the African
sOrcerer invited him % that
expedition OF which we all
know the result. There,
with his AK stuck in his
belt, trndges our old friend
All BAH behind his laden
asses, "a shade OF anxiety
upon his weatheT-beaten
cOnntenanco, as II ponder
Ing whether he may not
have forgotten the cabal-
istic "Open Sesamel" or
whether that brute Cassim
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

khaNtttfa S!ef NAh
Hero sits Aladdin at the
door OF his fathers shop,
just as he may have been
sitting on that memorable
evening when the African
magician invited him 70
that expedition Of which
We all know the result.
There, pl0dding meth0di-
cally behind his laden don
key, comes Ali Baba. with
an anxious expression OIL
his weather-beaten cOunte-
nance, as II doubling
whether he may not have
forgotten the caballsuc
open Sesame" or wonder
ing whether that brute
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

Prom The Daily Telegraph,
April 30, 1873 The khiya EK-
petition
'As l quit the Trakteer
my eye
catches an old Tartar chief,
whose features look dOubly
grim In their frame OF snow
white hair, seated upon a
little square carpet before
"a house. There, In a
strange, weird contrast, arc
the two ages Of Russian
history. On the one side
tine railways and tele-
graphs, the goldlaCed uni
forms of the 10Th century;
on the other the tameless
guerrilla of the Eastern
deserts; the same In every
feature as when his fore
fathers swept Russia as
with a Whirlwind COO years
ago. He replies courteous
ly to my brief salutation,
but without losing for a
moment the grand impas-
sabillty which is the birth
right Of AL Oriental races.
In all my travels / have
seen few finer or more
touching spectacles than
this grand, lonely, ire
elaimable old savage, ling
ering in the midst OF a
world which has long since
Outgrown and forgotten
him -
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llse Maraess.


BALrMoxE, NO'en,D-r b.-vrginia sixes, con
soiiostsd, a.; West virgihI.s, s Uia to-day.
BALTIMORE, November Ia cotton str1ag And
bucyEEt-iO~ middlings 1ialtS Flour fairly ac-
tive prices unchanged. NseaI active ard q m-r-
white choice. 6, fair to prime do Il leeI 50; Cor
duil for soufherL-whIte uthern, 6S(17t; yeiis1
sutberD, oZ@aJ; mixed western - sd Avn,
81 Oats eu-fstg5gi we-teTI mix % ,s5Grg do Viii O.
4 erIs. h QUis,-T5er5o. He, dull .sl I.wer-IszS
ehsbEtd- Bccon i0wer-6z al fsr 10th shoulders
md clear RIB sioes. Bulk a's--hOuI '-rs, sales,
thi' cl.sr rib side held az 50 So bid Sasarcurei
h-m', uaS. Lard IA We-tern butter scare. aud
htm; price u ch.nRea Coffee uhcr anged whtsky
ron inal-gr1ye Sugar du,-9S 6fs1.
fhW YORK, November IA STOCKS active: %
nom I've op Mug Money, i.sf and interest bid
eo.o,ys Exchange, ioug,I shoIt,s. Governments
strong.
NV YeBE. November N-Flsur shade frmer
Whssi held log higher. Gorn cents hsher.
LONDON, November IL, 17;3J o. m.-CSnsnis, for
mn "a sI911 for account, 998t es9tt nd- {
1875, Old, s. 1871, S6'f 10 o., 81, nov hVs's, sJx
EIi 04s.
LoSpvs, \. vsmb4r u, LIS . m Erie. 37l..
LONDON, Nov n beT IL, up. m - r. IL, J6's.
LONp n, Nov uibe' 10, 2 D. IA Sri 81.
b. Him z, into he Bans q EEglaud on ball e
e. -.fAy l. EHefOG. Fri. 81.
PARis, November H.-k7utes 81 francs, % cen
inns.
LONDON, November li,3p m.-Erie, a1
IONION, NYVtmter u, q mall the stocks on
the u arr stro and hisber with he -xcep N &
sps' I'D sesu'iiies, Viii are stectei b. tho Wiz
ei iu- Hiia r. Bonds &C 1855, OLD. 3d., 1851 9Sli
10 r, II new Fl e., eJx
loND1N Hpvemb,r 10: 40 m.-CnusoIs for IN
,el, 45i @91a; for account, pa G9IFS. Jnds Of
lsS. UtG, SSA,.
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IoTYIuI IL
By Alexander " shepherd. Goyerne,
Of the Disarict OF Coin IN bia

A PROCLAMATION.
fhursdsy, the nth instant, having been desig-
mated by the President Of the United states Tor
Thanksgiving and prayer, recomm nj that on
said day the people of the District OF Columbia
suspend their secular vacations, and. sssem-
bling I'm their respective places OF worship. with
reverence and goldly fla. render sckRowied =
ment unto the Most High for His loving kind
Bess and tender msrcie-.
Done at Washington city. this thirteentH day
Of November, In the year one thousand, eight
hundred and seventy-three.
ALEXANDER Il. SHEPHERD.
BY the Governor:
RICHARD HARRINGTON,
Secretary Of the District or COtu mbia.
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The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
late and interesting details of the Sps.-
ish butchery at Santisgo-de- Cuba, full
particulars OF the financial pressure and its
results on business and the working peonle.
sketches BY the Danbury news man;
latest and best tales. poems, sketches and
fashion items. together with ali the news of
the week; Washington news and gossip, agricul-
tura items, household receipts, &c, &c
Tsrms- one dollar and a half per annum in
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers.
ready for mailing
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-Op the 18Th instant, either on Pennsyiva-
IL min avenue or = street, between 9Th AID n
Tth streets, . small Hunting case SILVER E&J
WATCH with initials 80 W B." snit Sl,X
able z. ward will be paid IL returned to 81 20.
~ lvaui Ia avenue, near 9Th street. novI4-2ss
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VHBELIEV.ERS
ACKNOWLEDGE THEMSELVES
CONVINCED

CONVINCED
THAT WE Do NOT DEvIATE
FROM THE
LETTER OF OUR ADVERTISEMENTS
BUT THAT WHAT WE SAY
WE LITERALLY DO.
HUNDREDS READ,
SCORES CALL,
ALL ARE SATISFIED
THAT WE
ABSOLUTELY SELL
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The New York San asserts that it has dis
charged areporter for telling lie. That is
lie. The fellow has been really promoted to
the San's Washington bureau, having shown
special qualifications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-14
nHANuAL AND COMMERcrAL.

The New Yerk Rreripa Post OF yesterday
says THE fortign news continues 90 improve
80 much that there IL reason for belle wing that
the crisis at London has been passed. Prlvsts
dispatches to bankers here having important
connections, hot only In London but 1T the mo-
n - centers of the Continent, say that thers IA
great improvement in every quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-14

An Indiana court has decided the customary
contract printed ON the back OF a compliment
tary railroad ticket (by which the person &C.
cepting &c Is supposed to waive all right to
recover damages In case of accident) to be null
and void. A passenger who met with an acci-
dent while riding free ticket on the Indian
aPolis and ST. Louis railroad has been awarded
$500 damages
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fFKEADING BY MISS ANNA d. WARE
MR. JOHN TwEEDALE,

AZ the METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN
TBiDAY EVKNIEs, November n. at O'Clock
Admission 10 cents nOylL5E
DIR JOSEPH TABER JUHNS0N'S special
Wy Co rs Of fIfteen LECTURES upoI OPERA
TIVE OBSTETRICS will b gin FRIDAY, the 4 tn
instant, at 81 NJ. at his Office, sSI NV York
avenue. Fees, $40. nOy6, 8,l0,l2,li Is
T OFFICE OpORLEss BXOAYATINa
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As there is 8 good deal OF talk INDUCED In
Just nov about probable war with SPAN, and
as such contest would be waged almost en-
tireiy on water, 1t would be well enough to re
member that she Is the second maritime power
n the world. Her navy Is surpassed by that of
England only, and Is regarded as far superior to
ours both In the quality and number Of vessels.
This fact probably will not, and certainly
should not, make any difference as to the duty
OF our government in the premises, but at the
same time it had better be kept in view. Fur
thermore, as Spain Is not party to the treaty
OF Paris. there Is nothing to prevent her send
ing out privateers under letters OF maraue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-14

Governor Shepherd has issued a proclamation
recommending that Thursday, the 9th inst,-
the day set apart by the President of the United
states for general thanksgiving-be regarded
by the people of the District as a day OF
Thanksgiving and prayer, and that on that day
our citizens abstain from their usual secular
empioynents and assemble in their respective
places OF worship to render Acknowledgements
lor mereies received during the year