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The pirates of the Spanish Main long
ago vanished, but piracy in New York
harbor was never moro busy and pros.
porous than at present. On Sunday
night, seven pirates, masked and
armed, boarded an Italian brig in the
North River, and, having shot the
captain and overpowercd tho crew,
plundered the ship and then escaped to
shore.
1t is remarkable fact that OF the
100 County treasurers in Iowa, only six
were reelected at the late election, and
OF the 102 in Illinois, only about ten
were reelected. The farmers declared
that they would have new DEAL" and
they have secured it.
The public debt increased over
$9.000,000 during the past month. A
few more war fevers would, no doubt,
prove as costly to the taxpayers as q
fret class war. About 81, 600, 600 OF
this amount was spent by Robeson, the
bearded Neptune of the main.
Mr.. John Keast, one of the oldest
citizens of Spartanburg, died Saturday,
30th ult. He lived to good old age,
being nearly ninety.one years old. He
was pure and good man and devoted
member of the Methodist Church.
The Abbeville Republican is the name
of new Radical paper just started at
Abbeville.
The Planters Hotel in Augusta has
been re-opened.
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Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta r
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART,
COLUMBIA, 3. c., October "a 1873.
M M TI' T', ls l,olloSing n1s1a':S Sehodals ae anS
after Sunday October &c:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN no. .. TRAIN 40. 4
Leave Colum bia.. IL 40 NJ 905 p m
Florence ........ IA 40 pm 2.10A m
Bennington IS so pm 527a M
Arrive Wilmington. 10 45 p nj *7.15 4 m
No. 2 Train makes close come cticn ria
Richmond, to all points North, arriving New
York q 40 A. NJ. No. Train makes ciote
connection. ria old Bay Line and also Rich.
mond, to all points North. arriving N.w York
25 L. n.
GOING SOUTH TRAIN 40. l. TRAIN SO s
Leave Wilmington. 4.50 IN tG.10 p n
Bennington sG so nj 7.45 p III
Florence. ..l0.4O III l1.37 p nj
Arrive Columbia. ::3.lc pm 90 am
Making cioke connections at Columbia for
all points South and West. Through tickcts
sold aud baggage htcked to all principal
points. Pullman palace slet ptrs on all night
trains. "Bltalfnst. :Dnctr. +Surrer
f. Il. DORSEY,
General Passenger and itket Agent.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup't.
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Change Of Schedule.

0oH.I
E& Cd Ma S1 to IaDkro' GO ln,o eaaetsie efeet cs
and after Sunday, 18th instant:
MAIL AND PAssENGLR TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at....... S.G AN
Arrive t Charleston at. -. 42tpu
Leave Charleston at. 9.Gt an
rrve at Columbia aat at 5.t0pu
SIGHT EXPRESS, fREIaHIA::r ACCoMMoDATIuS
TRAIN, (SUH;1aye excepted.
Leave Columbia. .7.l5 III Arrive. $50 II
Arrive Charleston 7.1O y nj Leave. ..G - d.
Camden Train will run Monday, " dnesday
and Saturday, as follows:
Leave Colum bia at t........ ! so pm
Arrive at Camden at... .......... G35 pm
Arrive at Columbia aat...... II. so am
y. Is. PIcKINs. General Tick ct Agent.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
co L u II HlA, Sc
s!50,c00
100000

Prescott Capital, $3.50. COO
authorized Capital. 1900 600
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER, Precedent.
A. G. BREN1ZER, Cashier.
q. y. G. BUTT. Assistant Cashier.
YI1HIS BANK will coon occupy its n.acnifi.
Il cent thrce-story ard MnnseId ncof build
ing, now in course OF construction on the
corner OF Ilain and Richardson stree ets. but
for me prcsent Will do business ut it's old
banking House. opposite the Columbia q OF el
a general Banking busincss Transacted. Ger
tlhcates OF Deposlt. bearing Interest at tho
rate OF Seven per cent. per srnuni. issued
Notes, Bills oil Exc hange and othtr evidences
OF debt discounted. and money losnc cd on COL
laterals. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on ell The prominent citiee
IN the United states bought and cold.
D1EEcT0ES-Jas. F. Black, John Il. Palmer
F. ". McMaster, r. D. Sem, {of Il. D. Sepn &
Son,) G. W. Bearden, tof Copeland & Eear-
den,) r. /: Bryan, ". G. swafiield. tof r. &
". q. Sweflicld, ". Il. Stanley. J. G. Seegers;
Samuel McGowan, Abbey lie; Jane Il. liion
Winnshor". Feb
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To THE CITIZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Rev. Mr.. Robert Neuman, Mission.
ary of Castle Garden, New York. hav-
ing come to the South, under the di.
rection of the Commissioners OF Immi.
grafton, of New York, for the purpose
of seeking a new field for the immi
grants arriving daily, is desirous Of
placing few hundred families in South
Carolina. Under tho auspices of the
German Society of Charleston, the un-
dersigned, therefore, calls upon the
planters, farmers and others, who de-
sire to have some of these laborers, to
write Immediately and designate what
kind of laborers they wish; whole fami-
lies or single laborers, Germans or
Italians, craftsmen or farm laborers.
Planters who have land ior sale ut low
prices, or who desire to give portion OF
their land free to immigrants, will also
please state it, as portion of the immi-
grants have money enough to start q
farm, if they get the land gratis. or OH
long credit. An opportunity presents
itself here to draw the long desired i'm
migrants to our State, and if all act
promptly, several thousand good men
may come here. The undersigned is
ready to devote his time for this pur.
pose, and only desires the co.operation
of the citizens of the State.
FRANZ MELCHERS,
Editor Deu4sche Zeitung
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAIkOLlNA.
Deposits O. ST and Upwards Received

INTEREST iLLO WE'D AT THI RATE
OF SEVEN PER CENT. I'ER .iNNUM
ON CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT,
AAD SIX PER CENT. COMPO UNDED
EVERY SII MONTHS on i Geo UNITS.
OFFICERS.
Wm. Martin, President.
John Z. Palmer, Vice Pre- s;den:.
A. G. Brenizer. Cashier.
J. II. Sawyer, in genera! charge.
John G. B. Smith, Assistant CasL!er.
directors.
Wauc Hampton. William Martin. john 3.
Palmer, a. Z. Haskell, F. ". McMsster. E.
II. Fl HeinitshsT. 4. Gregg. Columbia.
G. T. Scott, ". G. Ma!te, Newbcrry.
B. Ii. Rutledge, Daniel Ravencl, Jr., Char
MECHANICS, LaLorers, Clclis Widows,
Nl Orphans and others may here deposit
their savings and draw liberal rate of inter-
est thereon. Planters. Professional Men and
Trustees wishing to draw interest on their
funas until the. rtquil Tho IN for butint Sc or
other purposes; Pai eIit ds string to get apart
small sums for children, and Married " ON en-
and Minors twhole dept e car only be with
drawn by theme eives, or, in case OF death, by
their legal representatives, Wishing to lay
neide funds for future use, are here affor6 ed
an opportunity Of Gtpositing their means
where they will rarid!y accumulate and, at
the same time, be subject to withdrawal
when needed. Aug IS
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Greenville and Colombia Railroad

dreenVllle and Columbia Railroad
&M NN stEss ts rnAiNs I $ run T n 9 aaii2. + y
Sundays excepted, connecting with Night
Trains on South Carolina Railroad rr and
down; with Trains going North and Scutl on
Charlotte, Colu nbia aud Augusta aid Will
mingtOn. Columbia and Augusta Railroads.
Leave Columbia ut. 7.l5 a. nj
Leave Alston. ~ 9.tj a. NJ
Leave Newberry..... ............ 1910 a. nj
Leave Cokesbury y................ 200 p. III
Leave Belton.. observation-disclosures. $50 p. m
arrive at Grtenville. ......... S 80 p. M
DOWN..
Leave Greenvillo at. 7.30 a. m
leave Belton.. ......... $50 a. m
LeaVe CoKesoury $50. Ills a. n
leave Newoerry. Observation-Disclosures. 2 80 p. m
.eAVe ASTON .................. :. 4.20 p m
A!rlvo al Columbia. ............. 6t0p. NJ
anderson Branch ond Eue Niece Djrisit n
pu" >. CP.
,'s1v' Waihalis IS a NJ. Arrive 7.15 p. m
Leave Perr.ville 6.25 A. TO- 6S5 y. m
Leave PendletOn ITO q. m. so D. n,
Leave Anderson 8. 10 a. M 45Op. m
arrive at Belton 800 a. M. Leave 35Op m
Accommodation Trsins ,un Oh Abbeyillc
Branch Mondays, Wednesday. and Fridaye
On Anderson Branch between Belton and An
dcrson, Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Gen. Sun.
JAREz NonToN, General Ticket Aeert.
Planters Can Get the Highest Price
FOR their COTTON. and buy their GRO.
Il. CERES at the cheapest ratea, at
Sept "a HARDY SOIOMON'S
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Canned Goods.

Canned Goods.
NfEATs--Dey HAM, peviled TONGUE,
NI Deviled Turkey, Roast Beef.
FruitsAPeaohes, Plume, Apricots, Pine
Apples, Pears, Strawberries.
Vegetables-Green Corn, Green Peas, To-
matoes. Mushrooms. For sale by
Nov Is HOPE & GYLES.
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Private Boarding.

Private Boarding.
M RS. WYATT is prepared TO accomm odate
1y1 several BOARDERS with meals and
lodging; aleo, provide for a number of Table
Boardtrs. Residence Oh Plain, between Bull
ard PickeNs streets Sent 8
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DITSON & CO.'S CELEBRATED
HOME MUSICAL LIBRARY.

DlfSON q co.'s OELEBRATED
HOME MUSICAL LIBRARY.
Unexcelled Collections Of Bound Music.
VOCAL.
GEMS OF GERMAN SONG!
GEMS OF SCOTTISH SONGI
GEMS OF SACRED SONG!
WREATH OF GEMSl
0pEHATIC PEARLS:
SILVER CHORDl
SHOWER OF FEARI.S! Duets.
MUSICAL TREASURE! Vocal and Instru-
mental.
INSTRUMENTAL.
FoE rIANo-FoRTE OR REED ORGAN,
GEMS uF SrRACSSi
ORGAN ar HOME!
PIANIS7"S ALBUM!
PIANO-FORTE GEMSl
HOME CIRCLE! Vols. and II.
Price of each Book, in Cloth, $3. 90; in
Rcsrds, $3.50; Fine Gi.:, &C. Ghe aboye
splendid books are perfect treasure houses
OF the best and most popular music, being
selected as the "crcam" from an immense
stock. 200 to 25o pages, full sheet music
size, in each book. Buy these books for
presents. In each book, you get s25 worth
OF music. In tho whole library. costing,
according to binding, $95. $40 or $50, you will
get Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars worth.
Sent. postpaid. on receipt OF retail price.
OLIVER DITSON 4 CO., Boston.
CHAS. II. DITSON Il CO., I'll Broadway,
New York. Nov 30 Tsw
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THE WORLp,s AIyARD.

THE WORLDS AWARDS!
Atshown by salet-rro, ed by worn returns
te the owners OF the principal Sewing Ma
219,156 Machlnce, niLe ont Of ten of them
being for. family uee. This is over As, 600
more Sewing Machines than were cold by
any other conpany durilg the same period,
ana over one. Gnarter Of all the Machincn
sold in 1872. These enormous pales are
owing to the iorg.testcd merits Of The SING
ER Machines, which meet tie wants of the
public in superiority AID simplicity of con-
struction, and capability for great variety
and excellence of work
THE SINGER MANCFACI CRISG co.
j. P. L1GON. Agent Nov7
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GOOD RULES.

Take Heinitsh's S Blood and Liver Pills.
4 pP1i you,sc.. - Business and work
n hard
ments. The be-; i:.y,s,Glcnt i good hcai;..
and long lt..
II yon are SIX. s,.:,h. d. d.ramgel,
Take llti!i:s h's Qucer's Delight.
Ii yuu have Fever Chilla, iiraha"he
T.e Hr:u::- -h's Eina Chill Cure.
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fF'.
WEEKLY STAR.

Drs. Greene, Lindley & Bentley's
GREAT FAMILY MEDICINES
rOMPOUND EXTRACT CORYDALIs.
~ the e eat vegetable Alternative for ali
diseases arising from impure blood.
DIR. GREENE'S FIT CURE, for the
sions Of all kinds.
Medicnted Honey. for Coughs, Colds.
Bronchitis, Group, and all diseases OF the
lungs and air passages.
Neuralgia Specific, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia, rheumatism, Nci vOus
Headache. and all nervous pains.
Wabash Valley Ague Cure. Ccntain
no Quinine. most positive remedy for
Chlils, Bilious Fever. and Congcstions Of
Liver and Spleen. Acts like charm.
;, prepared at the Laboratory, Charlotte, N.
q. For salo by ". T.. FISHER.
NOV 20 lily ro,umbia. =. G.
The New York herald., 1873-09-09

1d0 WEST 26TII ST., REAR BELLA RESPECT
lIU able girl first class infanps capable OF
taking charge from birth; best city reference from
Dres n omu
The New York herald., 1873-09-09

900 EAST 47TH ST., BETWEEN % AND SD AVS
40 respectable young woman seamstress and
herself generally useful go
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known and recognized as post route, upon
which, also, no higher charge shall be made
Tor the transmission over the same OF the
mails, the troops and the munitions of war
OF the United States than the rate per mile
paid Tor the transportation over the rail
roads or public highways leading to said
bridges.
SEC. 3. That all railway companies de
string 10 use said bridges shall have and be
entitled 70 equal rights and privileges in
the passage OF the same, and in the use of
the machinery and fixtures thereof, and of
all the approaches thereto, under and upon
such terms and conditions as shall be pre-
scrbed by the Secretary of War, upon hear
ing the allegations and proofs of the parties
IL case theV shall not agree.
SEC. I. That the right to alter or amend
this act so as 10 prevent or remove all ma
| telial distractions to the navigation of said
river by the construction of bridges Is here
| by expressly reserved; and that any bridge
or bridges constructed under this act shall
| DE bu;lt under and subject to such regula.
| lions for the security OF the navigation OF
| said river as the Secretary of War shall
! prescribe: and the said bridges shall be. at
| a.. times. So kept and managed as to offer
| reasonable and proper means for the passa re
| o. vessels through and under them: and
! .he SAID bridge. shall be changed. at the
| coSt and expense of the owners thereof,
| non. zine 20 time. as Congress may direct,
| SO rs - preserve the free and convenient
| navigation OF said river; and the authority
| 20 erect and continue said bridges shall be
| subject 20 revocation by law whenever the
public good shall. in the Judgment OF Con
| gresa. so require.
Approved December -. 1872.
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general NATURE-NO. 1877

An &c. 20 amend an act entitled "An act TO
amend 'he fifth section Of an act entitled
'aa ac- donating public lands to the sew.
e:ai States and Territories. which may
provide colleges for the benefit of agri-
ultcre and the mechanic arts approved
July second. eighteen hundred and sixty
.wo. 81 as 20 extend the time within
which the provisions OF said act shall be
accepted and such colleges established
appIoved July twenty-third, eighteen
hundred and sixty-siX.
Be i enacted by Tie Senate and House
@: Representatives OF the United States of
America III Congress assembled. That the
:.me within which the several States may
comply with the provisions of the act OF
July :weuty-.hird. eighteen hundred and
-iXty-siX. entitled IAN act to amend the
fifth section Of du act entitled an act dOnat-
inc ruhlic lands 70 the several States and
Territories which may provide colleges Tor
me heLeil: Of agriculture and the mechanic
arts. approved july second. eighteen hun
dred and S:Xsy-twO. so as TO extend the
time within which the provisions Of said
az: shal. ie accepted and such colleges
established" : hereby extended so that
'he States which have not complied with
tie provisions OF said acts in establishing
cole pes sha.. have the period of two years,
after the frs: day OF July. eighteen hun
Gred and seyerty-twO, within which TO pro-
vide al leas. one college. as described IN
the fourth section of an act entitled ian
..cr donating public lands to the several
States and Territories which may provide
colleges FOX the benefit Of agriculture and
the mechanic arts approved July second,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
approved January %. 1873.
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the chief engineer OF the fire department
of the Sixth District, that fire wells. the
same as that in the Jefferson City market,
be sunk throughout the district. To the
Administrator of Waterworks and Public
Buildings.
From D. J. WATSON and Alexander Hill,
for raising a certain par OF the banquettes
on Carondele. and 81. Joseph streets. To
the Administrator of Improvements.
Unfinished Business.
On motion of Mr.. Calhoun .he rules Were
srspended 70 take NJ tie ordinance levy
ing public school tax for 1873 and The
ordinance passed by tie following 'ote:
Yeas-Brewster. Calhoun. F.:zeErei:er.
Lewis, Turnbull-j.
Nays-SchneiieE StuccEen--.
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCULLY. Secretary.
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Approved January 81. 1873.
,GESERAI NATURE-No. -


An act making an appropriation 20 ..e'fay
the expenses OF the American ara Br!t-
;sh Claims Commission. and Tor o:h:r
purposes.
Be il enacted by the Senate and Hose ct
Representatives of the United States "t
America in Congress assembled. Iha: he
sum OF one hundred and thirteen thousand
five hundred dollars is hereby appropr;a -ed.
OF: OF any money in the treasury no. Other.
wise appropriated, to supply detic.encE n
the appropriation for the fiscal year ending
June thirty. eighteen hundred and seEtntJ::
three. 10 detray the expenses or :Ee pax. 9t
,h. United states of the mixed commission
on American and British claims, appointed
under the twelfth article ot tine :I'&tr re-
tween thu. United States and Great Britain,
siyned May eighth. eighteen inn!!e! sod
s.vsnty-one.
SIC. :. For pavmeL" IF contractors Tor
stone work, and ot.er employees. on 'he
uo.toicc and courthouse in Nc" lNrs city,
!.,r hundred thousand dollars
approved February j. lo...
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fGESERAL NATURE-No. III

An act 20 amend an act entitled ian act 70
incorporate national military and naval
ASYLUM for the relief of the totally disa-
Died officers and men of the volunteer
forces of the United States" approved
March :wenty-one. eighteen hundred and
sxty-six. an! for other purposes.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States OF
America liz Congress assembled. That the
sad act he SO amended that wherever the
word ASYLUM occurs therein, the word
home" shall be inserted instead thereof.
SIC. =. That the act approved March
:venty.second. eighteen hundred and sixty.
seven. entitled Ian act for the relief OF
manned and destitute soldiers" shall be
construed 20 extend TO all soldiers who
have been or are IN the national asylum. so
as 20 give 10 each one suit of clothing. or its
equivalent in clothing. from the stock on
hand in the Quartermasters Department.;
and that Frederick Smythc. of New tIamp-
shire. Benjamin K. Butler. of Massachu'
sets. and Thomas O. Osborn, of Illinois.
shall Ne managers of said corporation.
Approved January %, 1913.
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!GrSEE,y. NATURE-NO. l11

An acr transferring the control OF CERTAIN
territorial! penjtentiarles to the several
Territories III which the same are located.
Be i enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives OF the United States OF
s,ieyj,a in Congress assembled, That so
much o. the &C: entitled IAN act in relation
70 certain territorial penitent!ares, ap,
prove! January tenth, eighteen hundred
and s.y.utv-oEr. placing The penltentiaries
IN nh. Territories Of Montana. Idaho. NyO.
min ana Colorado under the care and con.
,,oI .: tie respective United States mar
shal. for SAID Territories. - hereby r.
ue,ia1. .n.. IKE care and custody OF said
uer.-.n..a!:... ana 4" personal property
tt.r.untr belonging. and the use anI occU-
nation thereof. AZ" L"!.hr fransteIr.!
20 sad Territories. respectively nn-
II otherwise ordered o.. the A.
tornr~ General: Hr"v;,'.... *ia. the
Iega! III" 20 -aii ..Ii.e.!tilr..e and Tr,l..
or: shall co.tlnUe :" :e-' IL u" United
Sta-e.: and provided further. that SAL. I,r-
!itu..'- shall !,"ep an: maintain, in 'Lc
re,i.-n.ia'its hereby transferred 20 their
cI=toi. AID control. I'll persons convicted
in sal! respective Terg!.orie. OF violation.
81 the laws OF the United States. and SEN
fenced 20 imprisonment therefor. and all
persons held to answer for alleged viola.
tons of the laws of the United States in
said respective Territories. at the rate and
price, 20 De paid by the United States out
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proved January II. 1873.
iGESERAL NAVUEt-En. o.

Az act 20 authorize The con-., .,.:,a u
t.gh; steam vessels OF war. and 70: cher
purposes.
BE II enacted by The Senate an,: House II
Representatives. Of the ini'c.. >....s II
America III Congress. assembled Jaa. ..a
Secretary OF the Nay o.. author z... 20
construct eight steam vessels 81 va, IN
Hu&I.drY san power. and "i sUci, cl..s or
c!:sse> as. in lis judgment. ~! -. =.
serve the demands OF the service q. n
carving SIX or more guns of ,arg. ca'...,
the hull. 20 be built .. iron or -y.,.. a.. "a
secretary may determine: pr"v.d..,. .,!a:
The acST" gate t0nnag.. ~! the ..'. Y.n...r
shall not exceed eight 'iol.a...; ..,...t
:la: She cost vi buIldin. I'll" an. .;nl
r0t exceed three million two .,,..r.l
thousand dollars: and provided. .... -.
.; sa!a vessels shalt be Hu.... =; me
." in part. III private yards. upoa ...,.:...
with the lowest responsible. bidder .!.:.:o
H."n pub.ic competition and pgopo-.... 20
notice thereof being given Ev ..I:.:....
;n"nt. "Don models, spec!iica-iou- AID
drawings furnished by the Nav D.,.::..-
m.n'. and under its direction and .,..."..
Ii-!on. II. upon tut! examination an. ....-
-'Gerat!on. the sam" shal! be d.eIr.,, ~. p.
'I"at,,c. by the Secretary nf the %.:: a,
me hulls "i an! portion! "i said y...'-...v
hc ou.it upon private contrac. ia -. .,:-
"Trin:ut yards upon Ike proposals. 20, .l..
and upon ike examination and ccu.;,.r...
ton. the go:ernmcn' in either ca. p
n!-.'.ns eu'ti materials. as may be .!.e,.-.!
practicable by ,hc Se.r"tar.. o.. the M:
Sc. :. hat neither o: said v.a.rl- =: :.
p- '"ntnenc"d until inl. an. crluJ..e.. :. -
-. SPECIFICATIONS. and draw::.. -, e
mag" 10: - CONSTRUCTION III 81 :. ,,::.-
An: after such model. Ind d.. nd. 90
approved y III" proper au,ho;:.- H.;
'.."i: n"' b" change! IN any :n...... ....;,
'.'' Got vi. exceed one !4u,..I, a..
exc. - upon Ill. !"".fIiu.u..a.',,. a. ....l
81 .'IE"E compose. q: au- H.. han -.
'''lr'r> "i IL" n:N'. am. ar,,,...-e.; -. -
secretary ri III" H"Fy: "rl.. = :. lu.ps -.
thus made. ~" !c'ua! COS. .! az. ..,l.a =,
cause. by ~. change Sad! ..-t.E....I
~ .uch board Of surrey: .,;4t. the terms o.:
the contract -hal! provide that The "cr..:ac-
tors shall be bound by the estimate OF said
board as to the amount OF increased or di-
minished compensation they are 10 receive,
L any, in consequence Of any such chaDreg,
Approved February 10. 1873.
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,CrxrPAr. NaTuRE-No. -.

Ar az: 20 abolish the tranking in.V.l"ge.
Re i. enacted bv the Senate and House ~
Representatives OF the United States of
America in Congress assembled. Tina: he
ranking privilege be, and the same he:' by
is. aDoi!shed from and after the his: day OF
july. ammo Domini eighteen hundred and
seveptv.three. and that thencetorth a.. 9TH.
cial correspondence, Of whatever mature.
and other mailable matter sent from OF adj
dressed 10 any officer OF the government. Or
nersop now authorized to frank such ma
Ter. sha!. be ehargeable with the same :&."s
of postage as may be lawfully imposed upon
!.ktt. matter sent by or addresse" 20 othei
persons: provided, that no compensation or
allowance shall now or hereafter he made
20 Senators. members and delegates OF n"
Hous. OF Representatives, On :.cIo..:.: "
postage.
Approved january 81. 1873.