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REMARKS OF THE NEWS.

There are some considerations, upon the
subject treated OF 10 his letter, which may
not have occurred to Zone Interested. The
crop OF lS72-'73 will unquestionably be very
much larger than the crop OF lS7l'72.
Estimates, during the past two months, have
been advanced considerably, and now range
from three and two.thirds to fnnr million
bales, against the estimates OF three and
quarter and three and bali million bales
made earlier in the season. This has had
an undoubted effect upon quotations, and
the serious advance in the price OF coal in
England has had still greater influence.
With coal risen from ten or twelve shilIings
a ton to forty and fifty shillings, The cost OF
manufacturing becomes excessive. This
presses upon the consumer and checks the
consumption OF manufactured goods, which
diminished consumption, in turn, diminishes
the demand for the raw material. Itis even
thought that rapid reduction in the price
OF coal in England would be instantly fol-
lowed by higher quotations for cotton; in
spite Of the magnitude of the present crop,
and the expectation OF still larger yield in
ls73.74.
1t is exceedingly doubtful whether the cot
ton gambling in New York has depressed
prices. The object ia to make money; and
as this can as we'll be done by an advance
OF rates as by decline, there are fully as
many "bulls" as ''bears" 10 the market.
Doubtless, the crop is sold. on paper, four or
five tines over, but this should not affect
quotations unfavorably.
Twenty years ago, General Hamilton at-
tempted 10 combine the Alabama planters in
some such way as that which is advised by
the Newberry cotton buyers. At that lime
The South was strong in capital and prestige.
but the ecbeme came to nothing. A like
project was set aloot by the Florida cotton
growers soon after the close OF the Confed-
crate war, and that, like It's predecessor,
slgualy failed. 1t seems wiser, therefore,
for the cotton buyers and cotton growers to
confine themselves to their accustomed busi-
ness. This is the teaching OF experience In
this country and in Europe; but We shall, of
course, be glad to hear what there is to be
said upon all sides OF 30 important SUBJ
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Remenberi

A woman is reported to have offered to
expiate Fosters crime on the gallows. Her
name Is better known to angels than to
men; but the impulse came from a heart
pure and unselfsh enough to have redeemed
the iniqulty Of Sodom ITSELF
Let no one preach the doctrine Of total de-
pravity among men. In the most abandoned
there is a germ Of wortbiness susceptible Of
the highest development. The man who
feels that another has faith In him, is not
only made more trustworthy by that faith,
but becomes capable OF attaining heights 10
which he had never before aspired. 1t is
only the one who can laugh at his dupes
who may fairly serve as 40 evidence Of the
possibility of total depravity.
Woman,s sublime devotion is surely
mans greatest reproach. Perhaps no truly
deserving man ever called forth her more
transcendent sacrifices. Owing to the strange
perversity which tempe,s her angelic nature
with human imperfection, her more heroic
deeds are often for the least deserving. The
man who merits her love, seldom receives
It. Many time its wealth OF devotion, en-
durance and faith is lavished on the bold
est, the most exacting, the most selfish, and
the least appreciatlve. A woman with a
irmness trenching on cruelty spurns the
man who would coin his hearts blood for
her, to serve In tears and desolation the one
whose nature is too brutal to value her
love. And Foster, drunken, quarrelsome,
and murderer, has received the tribute
such men command from the purest-tLat
cry Of superhuman seli-abnegation, "Let
me perish, but let him be sparedl"
The flowers strewn on Earo's tomb, and
those laid on Ames's desk, prove the per-
version OF woman's judgment by the tender
charity OF her heart. Kindly, generous
deeds, yelled in secrecy, as though ashamed
OF mercy! But here was woman, mod.
= stly yet boldly standing up to shield
criminal branded with the nost foul Of muir
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of the old Grsenafln Central Park, recently
witnessed an exciting incident which occurred
among the geological collection. il'tie ai'er
noon two eagles advanced from opposite enos
of the cage towards the centre. one was
comparatively small bird, with white mead;
the other was splendid specimen OF Ine
large gray eagle. They met near the little
pond, and after glsring at eacn o'ner lor d
fsw seconds, commenced the battle. Five or
seven minutes were consumed In what, IN
ring parlauce, would be styled "Hgnting 1or
an opening" at length the champions rusneo
In. and for q moment there was terrlole
screaming, Tapping OF wings, and flying OF
feathers. The ''round," however, was COIL
pleted without any serious damage TO either
of the contestants. After little more fsnc-
ing the smallest Of the tWo-the birds being
at this time at the edge of the pond-by q
dexterous movement succeeded In fastening
his talons In the neck Of his opponent ana
dragging him into the water. The utmost ell
forts of the gray eagle failed to throw on nlS
adversary. The excitement among tne spec
tators at this time was considerable. some
body called for keeper, and 10 aiew seconos
one OF these officials arrived, aud rushed into
the cage armed with large stick. The small
Ter bird he beat on the head with all his force,
and even lifted both birds up out OF the water
with his stick. His efforts were not attended
with success. The small bird held on with the
,eaacity Of a bulldog, and never relinqulshed
his hold until he had, partly by keeping II
under The water and partly BY tearing 1t with
his talons, killed the large eagle. After the
battle the white headed champion stalked
with dIgniaed steps to an adjacent perch, and
spreading out his plumage to dry, glared
aercely and proudly around at his feiie"e'
who siguiaed their approval OF otherwise oy
the most unearthly screams.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2s, 1873.

TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS ''is designa
tied as the newspaper for the publication OF
"all legal notices. and official advertisements,
"for the County Of Charleston, under the act
ssof February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication Of all legal and public
tnofIcegn
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Drnus, Qhemllals, or.

DR. FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU.
H. MATIC SYRUP.
Warranted under oath never TO have falled 10
cure. $500 Certificates Or testimonials OF cure,
Including Rev. G. H. Ewing, Media Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls " Schuylkill, Phlladel'
phia; the wife OF Rev. ]. B. Davis, Hghtst0Wn,
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankiord,
Philadephia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; Hon. v Greeley, member Con.
gress from Philadelphia; lion. Judge Lee, Cam.
den, New Jersey; ex-senator stewart, Baltimerei
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. Warranted 10 cure or money refunded.
nF GEO. CAULIER, Agent,
tulyI-lvr f.harleatnn. So.
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MO CURE, NO PAY.

RREST'S JUMPER TAR
Is positively warranted to cure Cough, Group
H0arseness Sore Throat, Splitting Of Blood, Asth
relief produced, Look out for counterfeiCs Tit
genuine is put up by DR.. JAMES MASON FOR
REST d co.
Sold by G. W. AlMARr Ageut.
Corner King and Vanderhorst streets.
And all Druggists. febl4-fmW2mo
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We are requested to give notice that
copies Of the report Of the Chamber OF Com
merce upon the Trade and Commerce OF
Charleston will be distributed to the mem
bers of the Chamber at their Hall this morn
ing.
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Omeial Raffle Numbers.

WmclQl pQIuG NuuDEIb.
OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for the
benefit OF the state Orphan Asylum:
GLASS No. 47l-TUEsDAY MORNING, March rs.
el.73.l1.l7-l3-21-7O-
GLASS No. 472-TUEsDAY EVENING, March 25.
Observation-Disclosures
mch2sl A. MOROso, Sworn Commissioner.
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~APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF
CHARLEs1 oN.-TaE HUMANE CHARITABLE
SOCIETY would respectfully represent that they
are desirous OF purchasing Hall for the good OF
the above body. The condition OF their finances
compels them to make an appeal to your liberal.
ity, which has never been made in vain.
The following named pers-ns have been ap'
pointed to wait upon the citizens and solicit sub.
scriptioDs for the purpose above set forth:
]. 3. MARTIN,
J. HOWARD, X. GlLLARD,~
P. BROWN, W. dREES.
mch2ha
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EMPORIUM OF FINE ARTS.
CHARLES HICK KEY,

HARLES KEY,
Dealer in LOOKING GLASSES, every variety
of Mouldings, Window Cornices, Photograph
F ames. Cord and Tassel Loops, &c, No. Si5
KING STREET, above Liberty, Charleston, :. c.
ENGRAvINGS and OIL PAINTINGS renovated.
mch2I mWs2mos
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w ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned against harboring or trusting any OF
the crew OF the British bark JARDlNE BROTH
ERS, from Liverpool, as no debt Of their con-
tracing will be paid by the master or con-
signees. RoB'T MURE d co.
tnch0R1
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@PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS
against Steamer MARION prior to goth inst, will
phase present them at once 10
RAvENEL, HOLMES & CO.,
mch2s.2 No. 80 East Bay.
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@ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SEA GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY discharglng cargo at Pier
No. 1, Union Wharves. All Goods not taken away
at sunset will remain on wharf at Consignees'
risk. MORDECA & co.,
mch26o Agents.
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
EQUATOR, from Philadelphia, are hereby noti.
fed that she is discharglng cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods not removed by sunset will
remain on wharf at Consignees' risk and ex.
pensc. All claims must be made on wharf before
removal OF goos. VIM. A. COURTENAY,
n ch26.1 Agent.
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BGar6lna.

MFRS. WALTER HAVING RENTED
lyu Mrs. Pringle's House, 10 Summerville, for
the summer, win open Boarding Hou-e from
the first OF April. ANY PERI on vsiti' that place
She will be glad TO accommodate. Terms mod.
erute. Refers to Rev. 1oomer Porter. Rev. Jamt
Elliott, Mr.. James II. Wilson, Mrs. f. D0ucln or
to Mra. LOIS Walter, No. 70 Cannon street.
mchl2-Wfm2mOS
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARDl FOR
Il discovery OF o dark BAY PONY, sprung In
right fore leg, and star in forehead Also, q
Brown MULE, medium size, with white and
scriber, near Summerviile. HETLAR GRANT.
mch2l.fmw6F
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@- ANOTHER STEP IN SCIENCE.
DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE Is the wonder Of the age.
1t supplies a want long felt. Easily applied and
harmless. mcnZ0ooSW
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DOARDING.-GOOD BOARD, WITH
I'D comfort BILE rooms, on reasonable terms
at 40. II Broad street, between King aud Meeting
streets feb22
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for 6nlf.

TRESH MALAGA GRAPES AND CALI.
II kORNIa Pears just received at FISHERS
Fruit store No. 1853 King street, aRd at The Ma.
sonic Temnle B.zaar, mch26-3*
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Instantaneous.
T TATZOTH! MATZOTH |
CHEMICAL INK ASERl

For the instantaneous removal OF ink stains
from MARBLE paper, parchment linen, laces md
other fabrics, without injuriug the material.
To the patrons Of the celebrated Ink Eraser and
10 the pubicl We would respectfully refer you to
WALKER, EVANS 4 C0GSWELL, No. 8 Broad
streets, our Sole Agents for Charleston.
mch24 IL WALKER 4 co.
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GueliQI NoliLes

@ F. A. SCHIFFLEY WOULD IN
FORM his p,trons and the pullic generally that
on the lst Of April he win move Into his New
Photographic Rooms. King street. opposite Base,
which are now undergoing thorough repairs fol
that purpose. mch26 8
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STATE AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
- UHANICAL SOClETT.-ln pursuance OF
Resolution passed al The Meeting Of the state Ag-
last, the Spring Meeting OF the Society Will be
held IN Charleston. on the 1rst TUESDAY IN May
next, beginning at II O'Clock A. N. The place of
meeting and programme OF proceedings Will De
published In the (morning) Charleston papers OF
that date.
The following subjects have been selected for
discussion at that M eting, and the names at.
tached are the appointees who Will be expected
to open the debate on the respective su6Jecs:
OF south Carolina.-GEO. T. WICKS, Rlchiand.
The comparative Advant ige or Labor saving
Machinery, and their Adaptabllity tu southern
Labor and Products M l.. DONALDSON, Green.
Vile.
Poughing-Its Effects Upon Different Soils at
different Seasons.-JUHN II. FURaAN, Sumter.
The cheapest Fertilizer, whether domestic or
commercial, and the most Economical Time ana
M, tho OF ils Application PAUL ). FELDER,
Orangeburg.
is an Exclusive Cotton Crop Good Policy for
any Single Farmer or Planter In South Carollns.-
W. NJ SHANNON, Ke1shaw.
The Most Economical Method OF Winiertng
Stock.-rHOS. q. MOORE, Spartanburg.
Is south Carollua In Greater Need Of Labor or
Capital H-JA>. McsUTCHEN, Williamsburg.
With Cheap Hands and inefficient Labor, Is the
Farmer Better Remunerated BY Superdt ial or
High Farming S-R. N. SIMS, York.
the above named gentlemen are eirnestIy re-.
uuested 10 atteud The May Meeting OF the society,
and be prepared 10 open the Discussion Win
kssays upon The subjects respectively assigned
them.
Sy order T. W. WOODWARD, President.
mch5.: 60 d. WYATT AIKEN, Secretary.
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
l. MODIOUS Building. No. l4s East Bay, re-.
Gently occupied as the Publication Once OF THB
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Coffee
House. For terms, &C., apply at the Office Of
TUE NEWS. No. 10 Broad street. sep28
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Remar1s.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Lost or Slelen on the evening OF January
20. from The South Carolina Railroad train, he
tween Charleston and Columbia CARPET BAG,
containing important papers. OF no value 10 any.
one hut the owner as pa ment upon them has
betn stopped. reward OF One Hundred Dol.
lars will he pa d, aud no questions asked, for the
CREWS. 1eD15
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,NTOLEN, ON THE 18th INSTANT, A
y lark sack Goa; In the pocket there was q
letter from count Moltke, OF Prussia, to Thomas
Mulcahy, builder and contractor. Charleston.
Five dollars will be paid for their recovery.
mch28 IL
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Amnsemenis.

ID ROF ESSOR W. MILES
Will give The Fourth Lectu:e OF his Course THIS
wednesday, EVENING. at the Confederate Home,
Broad rect, commencing at half.rast O'Clock.
SutIect-KlNG LEAR. mch2e
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The Trade and Comr..zs OF Charleston'
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E.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
IN claims against the Estate Of ROBERT
BR0DIE, deceased, Will render them pr ptry at.
tested, and those indebted will make ayment to
RI BR0DlE, II. D., Administrator.
mch1Qw3
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rH,HREE FINE DARK BRAHMA COCKS
: Il for sale. Apply at No. $50 Kiug street.
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dG Rent.

ITO RENT, THE PHOTOGRAPHIC GAL
Il LERY. corner King and Liberty streets, for.
merly known as "Schney's.n Also. Back Store
uf same Building, o. Liberty street. Apply at
No. 176 Meeting street, one door above George.
mch1l.lmO
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, A WHITE AND
~ Lemon colored Pointer Dog, U iih end OF tail
cut A suitable reward will be pail for dellvery
Ur same at No. IS Wentworth street. mch22-4*
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COUTH CAROLINA JOCKEY CLUB
- Meeting Will be held on THURSDAY EVE.
MING, Sd april next, at Hioernian Hall, at 8
O'clock. Tile members are particularly requested
to attend, as Report Of much importance will
be presented.
BY order OF the President.
E. P. MILLlKEN,
mch24, ,25,2s aprl,3 Secretary.
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E1OUND, A PAIR OF GOLD SPECTA.
IL CLES some weeks since. owner can have
them upon proving property and paying ex.
rensee. Apply al MlKELL'5 Barber Shop. Broad
street. mch2s
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gnsuranre.


Cash in blnk. k........................$ 204,233 81
Bonds and mortgages, being first
lien on real estate worth ,953, ,600 90
Loans on stocks, pay able on demand
(market value Of securities $751;.
6ss,). s4,12s 40
Uniied States stock, (market value). l. 8a5 745 90
State bonds, market value,) ......... 5000 90
Interest due on lst January, 1s73.... 6a,736 SO
Balance In hands OF agents. 274 282 Al
Bills receivable ..................... 1925 SO
Salvages and ether miscellaneous
items. ....... ........................ l5l,425 Os
Premiums due and uncollected on po.
licies Issued at this Office ........... 1922 OIL
Total. 4 a48, 1858 78
LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses outstanding on lat
January, 1873. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $6S7,S3s 10
Dividends unpaid. 2,975 90
IOtaI... ......'..........' SoSu,els 10
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
j. q. WASHBURN Secretary.
Policies Issued 10 The above Company at No SO
Broad street by HUTSON LEE,
mch24.mwf3 Agent
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Eesal Notires.

NOTlCE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
IN left their Watches an ! CLOCKS, to repair, at
II. G0LDSTEIN'S, No. $50 King street. over one
year, if not called FIR them In one month from
date, they will be sold for expenses.
mchle.W3S
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Meetifl9e.

TTNION LODGE, No. l, A. Y. NJ
v The Regular communication OF this Lodge
will be held THIS EVENING, March 26th. at
O'clock The members will be punctu II In attend.
ance az busnf ss OF Importance will bs submitted.
BY order w. NJ. G. Z. CLAGETT,
mch26+ secretary.
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COUTH CAROLINA LODGE, No. l, I.
F.-The Regular Quarterly Meeting Of
this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING, at .
O'Clock Members will come prepared to pay
their arrears. ". F. STRONG,
mch.6 Secretary.
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OST, ON EAST BAY, NEAR THE
L Market or In the Market, Pocketbook
cUutslng STU. The finder will be rewarded by
aving it at Francis oheridan'5, corner Hase
ana EssL Bay stree,s. mch26l+
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BARGAINS IN MULES.-PARTlES IN
ID search OF nne Mules to call at the Charl g.
ION hydraulic Cotton Press, Church srcet, be.
fore purch tsiuy mcn2l bmw*
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CEWIEG .MACHINES.-ALL DESCRIP-
- TONS or Sewing Machines repaired on rea.
sUnaole terms and at the shortest notice by J. l..
LUNSFORD, Smith sti eet. just north OF Went
worth q rect JAn22
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nlaE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Sonlh Carolina Medical Association for 1873
Will be held at the Roper Hospital Charleston, on
the Second TUESDAY (Sth) Of April. Where no
County society is organized the Phi. sicans will
send delegates. Arrangements will be made with
the Railroads to pass members and delegates for
one fare. T. GGANGE SlM0NS. Ii. d.,
Recording Secretary 8. o. n. A.
r,oboa ope1
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Cost ann found.

T OST, ON 2lST INSTANT, A PAIR OF
Il 4 Gold SPECrACLES, IN Tradj. near Legara
sLleet, Finder will be rewarded by leaving tuem
corner Iradd and Logan. mcn26-z~
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A TTENTION, CHARLESTON RIFLE
IA MENI-Attend drill. with rides this even.
lug, the 2Sth insr., at 7X O'Clock. at Byrne Fo-
garty's Hall, King street, two doors above Society.
BY order Capt ain.
mch25.* j. O. c. LEVY, Secretary.
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UanIs.

VXrANTED, A WHITE GIRL TO DO
w homework anu MUD child. Wages
lioeral. Apply ut this CH1ce. mch26.lE
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THERE WILL BE A CONVOCATI0N OF
Il Enoch Council, No. l. at the Masonic Tem-
pie THIS EVENING, Mar 26, 1873 at O'Clock,
at which CouvOcation all members are particular.
ly requested to attend, as an Election II Uffices
for the ensuing year will be he d.
BY order or the T. /. n.
mch2B W. ]. ANDERSON, Recorder.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26

DALMETTO LODGE, No. l, Z. OF P.
IL The Regular SemiMonthy Communication
OF Ihls Lodge Will be held at Pythian Hail, THIS
Wednesday, EVENING. 28th instant, at half.past
o'clock. by order OF the q. q.
JOHN @. TIEDEMANN,
mch26.4 K.of r. and 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

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n rs horse power each; Woodward Pump 6-inch
double belt Heater, Main Shat and Pulley al in first
soon also shorse Engine and ID horse
right tubular Boiler cheap Apply TO J. LAGDWITZ a.
co. Trunk Manufacturers, East Newark, N. j.