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am now prepared TO furnish plan,c i with
l. my Patent Tobacco Prize, upon the shortest
reasonable Hoti.e. This Prize is now being
quite generaiv used in this locality and has, so
Tar, given universsl satisfaction. The alsan-
fsges 10 possesses ovsr all other Prizes now in
use are too vasicd aud manifold 20 admit Of de-
scription in this advertisement. II il Conceded
by all ho have used il te be grea, economis,
OF labor. and il Is admitted that IL places To-
nscco in market in condition very superior to
that of any other Prize now in use.
Prize with railway attachment TO prise two
hhds. alternately, $50. Without railway, $50.
RErEsyycs:
Col George Forbes, James Cafberr~,
Joseph T Cough, Rss J B Dew oil,
Geo Mattihglex. John Dillahay,
and many others who have the prize in use on
their estates.
J FtLix MORGAN;
Lcunardtowu, Md.
Juhe ts, isT3-tf.
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NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber has just returned
L from Baltimore with new aud
complete assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
READY-NIApE CLOTHING.
Bonis:,,E n..-,imHoO
HATS,
GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
ETC.. etc., and GROCERIES Of all kinds
1T The old stand. 70, rly occupied by
Mrs. Hammet,. Particular attention l.
called 90 my stock of Ready -m1de Cloth
ing which can sell lower than any 9th.
81 merchant in the county. the g,ali.y
and make o: the goods being considered.
a large aid carefully selected assortment
of CASSIMERES, also, on hand. Per-
.ohs wishing clotaine made TO order can
he accs mmola:ed and can supply them
with NIL necessary trimmings. have
determined to sell all classss Of goods as
LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
Of any merchant in the county. Call and
examine my stock before purchasing else
where. = ~
]. SlMMS FENWICK,
'A' LeonarJtown, Nd,
May 90. 1s73-ts
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One House and Lot,

loca' ed at the Clifton Factory, in the
second election district of Saint Mary's
comfy.
The Dwelling House is two..tory, COM
modious aud in good condition. The
back-buildings ere conveniently located
aud oil that are necessary TOR the use OF
the premises.
There are Is acres cf fine land at.,che ]
to this property and will be sold with it.
There are Stores, Mill, Uo,e, aud all
kinds of Machine Shops at the Clifton
Factory, which rerdcr this property cspc-
cially desirable II arties DESTROYS of en-
gagi"g in mercantile or mechanical pur-
suits,
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by the decree, are: Ono
third of the purchase money in cash on
the day Of sale, aud the balance in two
equal :nstallments, at one anil two ears
credit-the deferred payments u be Sc
cured by the bon h or notes of the pur-
chasers with security to be approved by
the Trustees, aud bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustees will execute decd 10
the purchaser. free. clear AID discharged
from all claims OF tho parties to this suit.
and of those claiming by, from or under
them.
ROBERT G. COMBS,
JAMES s. DOWNS,
Trustees.
June 10, LISTS.
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FOR THE I.E0IsLAruRE.

NJ sus Il ,itcrs-Plaasa o2suce Dr.
WM H STONE as candidate To repre-
sent St Mary's county il the flousa OF
Delegates Of Maryland It the coming Fall
elertiun. .-f Democrat.
march 8, 1878.
I:ZACU II MORGAN will consent
to be candidate for seat in tho lower
branch of the mex. General Assembly Of
Maryland, he TILL receive the enthusiastic
support Of the People.
march 10, 1873. - r
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jOBN EFARk. Of tlss.,so s;.is,.,.
II rcccmmenled b the voters 81 ST kl.:
rye essssy - s.esndisafs tof Cemnis.
s'oners Court 1t the ensuing cicciian.
march .. 1873. Many Friend,
Mr.. Editor-Asucsnse CHARLES
BUTLER - candidate for Conui~;no.
ers Court II the essuing election, and
say, that be win Be warmly supported bv
the honest men Of 81 IsisoeS' district. :
march 9. 1873. Many Friends
Capt. JAMES MAf. Of 81. iuieoe.;
district. IAN honorary meabet Of the
Grand Army Of the Reputsic," Gen A
Il Burnside. Ccmnanief, in -chief.Y i
presented TO the voters 81 the county for
Commissionrr. -,
nays. 1874 Railroaders.
JAMES j ALVEY, q cfap,ico d;, .
tsies, . sneounecd ~ cands.,te fsr sse
position Of County Oomni.si,ner at ske
eustiirg elecsiou sHd viii rSecivc, ali earn
sst sspfcrt from the Tsx.psyers Of q.
county and voters generally. ro
JUNO b, 1874. Q Public Interest.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
z 7 SPalding
VS..
VIM II Jones and
Mary j Jon cs, his wife,
& others

In the Circuit Couit Tor ST Mary county,
sitting as Court of Equity.
No. 826 n f..
nRDERED, thi, Nth dav cf June,
" 1873. that the Auditors Report
filed in this cause, he ratified and confirm
vi, unless cause TO the contrary be shown
un or before the 3rd Monday Of July
next provided copy of this order be
published in the STINT Mary's Beaco,
nnce week iorthree successiv. weeks pr, r
TO the said 3rd'Monday Of July.
- JNO:A CAVALIER, Cl'k.
n True cory-Test:
JNOA CAVALIER, Cl'k.
June Sc. S13-3ww
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H>flE undersigned. Asssraeys a Law asd
, Solassisfs in CAencrsy, have. this sFd..A=v
q !.ly. 49,. fsss'es ess.rsesshig In The
sss s. :, = FEE pss.. 49, ,ss =, ,.ss
.ice u she coassy ~ 81. Nasyss ss1 the aajeia-
is3 esenfses, saa in Tn Court ~ Appeals.
EPesial aiseas.sh ain & npla d the eoiiee
lion 8 fisina seai5st isdissasAl estate. o.
Rskrnc.. sirss, ss.a rsiaisra. lass.a
ry'ssssais. Nd.
July s, ises-f,
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trustees Sale
HOUSE and LOT At
CLIFTON FACTORY.

pY virtue of y decree Of the Circait
- Court for Saint Mary's county. SIT
Ting as Court of Equity, passed in a
cause in which Will IN J. Norris, mex,
friend Of Ahell Il. No iris, is Complain.
ant, and John A. B. Shermantine. Ben.
jamin j. ShermantiDe and Abeit y Mr.
ris are Defendants, and bearing date Of
the 30th day of April, 1878. the under.
signed, as Trustees. viii offer a. puplic
sale, ut the Court House door in Leonard.
town, on
Tuesday, the 10Th day of July,
1873.
bet ween the hours of II o'clock, m. anc
1 o'clock, r. M, the following property
TO wit ::
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WORLD RENOWNED NEW SINGER
Sewing Machine.

"yHE magnitude to which the Sewing
Msehiuc business hiss grown is
ouly unsurpassed by the rivalry Of the
various competitors. few If whom are un-
familiar With the numerous artifccs re.
sorted to for che ccmmendation aud sale
Of the particular machine sought to Be
soid. II the number of sales be any cri.
srriou of the merits Of The diFcrent ma.
chimes, il canno. be denied that the Sing.
~, owning to che popularity Of what is
known IS the New Family" machine,
far surpasses all oil ers. for the Singer
Company sold, over sfsy-.wo Thousand
snsore machines last year tran any other
Company in the world. rs shown by re.
turns Of the different Companies. l will
t:sis around and repair all machiaes sold
BY me ffce Of charge. Call and examine
-, PHI. =. READMCND,
.t..,,.,q nj, gainesville, Nd.
r. Machines delivered and instruc-
lions given Tor $4,000.
May -, lSi3-6m.
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Collectors Sale.

I'm application of J.hn L. POWELL,
~ Collector Of the State .nd coun-
ty taxes in the lst election Di<tric. Of
Saint Mary's county for the year 1874.
it is ordered by the County Co:hnissioi l.
ers for Saint Mary's county. that the said
Jol n l.. Foxwcll proceed to sell. after
giving twenty days previous notice at
the Court House door and most public
places in tn" county and y publication
in the Saint Mary's Beacon, ncwsp per
published in Saint Mary's county, the
following land in the LIST election distrie,
Of ST. Mary's county, to witt:
Ore tract or parcel Of land. called and
known by the name Of
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| for the State
Fire Iusar-
.ill visitthe
bounty abou,
| FOR THE
against loss
property in
| at Mr.. Car
|ir. Goughs.
| T'rappe."
by, Mr.. Bal
| ilarr;sen's.
be by mali,
endod 20.
TON.
! CO.. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-03
90 YOUR OWN WASHING
TIE NEW STEAM WASHERs ]!
WOMAN'S FRIENDl!l
Price, $lO!!i!

VI hE latest. the cheapest, she best, no RIB.
h;nv. no pounding, no turning or tcxfirx,
no clusnsy cylinder, and no $ee o. $50 expense.
steam dces Ia al. Nothing like il in use. J..
G. TlLTON, pntsntee. Agent for the sale Of
the right 10 SO The MACHINE in So Mary's conn
syS lslRN n GOLDSMITH, whose poss-ofEcs
i Mfesssvn. uraen lsft Nth him promptly
attended 10. .-SE L ~.
April 10. isJs-:ms
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NOTICE.

HHE public are hereby fcrcwarued
ii from hauling through my farm AZ
Ter this day.
yl,sst JOHN 4 BARBER,
May 80, 1879.
June o. lS7S-.,f.a
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VAiL AT GREENwgLL T. Fey
~ wlCkS and examine their one D.
sor,msnt Of Millinery and Fancy Goods.
before purchasing elsewhere.
may 20. 1873.
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|cugh. vish.
} Tobacco i'm
down train.
| they 30 do.
| next mofns
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may Is. is7s-ew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-25

WARRINGTON, July "A, 1873.
Commodore Daniel Ammen, Chief Of the Bureau
Of Navigation, leaves here this evening for tour
OF inspection through the Northern and Eastern
yards and will be absent several weeks During
his absence Commodore Reynolds win act as chief
Of the Bureau OF Navigation. This inspection is In
accordance with the act Of Congress requiring the
chiefs OF bureaus to make annual inspections OF
yard at Pensacola, Fla, have been omitted from the
list, the former being too far away and the latter
small station. It's the Intention Of the present
Secretary to include the California yard in the
nual inspection now as the means OF reaching 1t
are much more advantageous than when the law
was passed.
Commodore Rodgers Chief Of the Bureau Of
Yards and Docks, is now In California on such in
spection. Captain Samuel p. Carter has been
ordered to command the Alaska Lieuten
gelix McCurley, Meutenants II. Perkins and
William S. Cowles, Master b. II. Buckingham,
Midshipmen William II. Schultze, Charles b. j.
Moore, W. f. Halsey, Lucien Young Frank A. vii.
ner, Thomas b. Howard, Gilbert Fowler, James p.
Underwood, M. A. Shufeldt, s. W. b. Diehl. Charles
Surgeon Micnael Bradley, Paymaster Robert p.
Lsle, Chaplain j. b. Van Meter, chief Engineer
Robert Potts, First Assistant Engineer John Bost-
wick, Second Assistant Engineer Charles p.
Howell and Boatswain Thomas Bennett are Or
dered to the Alaska on the 5th OF August.
Lieutenant Commander Charles W. Tracey has
been detached from the Naval Academy and Or
dered to the Alaska. Lieutenant Charles p Shaw
has been detached from the photographic ONCE
and placed on waiting orders. Midshipman r. w.
Nicholson has been detached from the Signal once
and ordered to the Alaska. Passed Assistant Sur
the Naval Hospital at Washington and ordered to
the Alaska.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-25
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Mutual vs.. Baltimorc-The Former Wins.
For several weeks past the Mutual nine have
played in their every contest with an ability that has
compelled success They seem to have recovered
from the blight or carelessness which had lain
upon them during the previous part Of the sea-
son. With the return Of earnestness in play
has come increased confidence In the nine, and
therefore, yesterday, at the beginning OF Its sixth
game with the Baltimore Club, though the latter
had won Jour OF the previous contests the Mutual
Club was the favorite Of the betting men. The re-
suit OF the game justified the favori,ism of the pool
buyers, for the Mutuals won after game in which
few sharp plays were made.
Toward the close Of the ninth inning dispute
arose between Mr.. Hicks, the catcher for the Mu-
tuals, and the umpire, Mr.. Ferguson, which was
closed by the latter striking his adversary. Both
disputants were afterwards reconcied, and their
difference explained away The affair caused
base ball players are human, and therefore,
likely to err 1t Is submitted that Mr.. Ferguson
should have been more continent OF his temper.
Inc following is the score Of the game:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-25
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY "a, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship City of Bristol (Bp, Murray Liverpool via
Queenstown-John G Dale.
Steamship Frisia (Ger) Meier. Hamburg Kunhardt
Steamship Ariel (Br. Jones. Port Prince Porto Ca
0t Steamship Cleopatra, Philips, Havana-F Alexan-
Steamship H Livingston, Mallory. savannah-w R
Steamship Regulator, Freeman Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Dirigc, johnson. Portland ! Ames.
Steamship Glaucus. Bearse. BOstop-t Djmock
Ste amship Acushnet Rector. New Bcdford-Ferausen
schr Lucy Wright Elzey. Wilmington nee Powell
ship Southern Belle (Br, Keen, London-Peabody,
Bark Norsk Flag (NorJ. Nielsen, Bristol-Tetens 4
Bark sionne GtaD, Cuneo Cork for orders-slocovich
Bark Lizzie Jackson, Maverick, Cronstadt-Brett
Bark Venus (Nor) Olsen, Cronstadt-Tetens Book
Bark Bhering. Vessels, Hamburg-vernon Brown
Bark James Brett, Marsdens Havana-Brett, Son
Brig J Yourdie (Br), Johnston Brstol-Henderson
Bros
. Brig ocata Csp), Pages, vigo-Commercial Warehouse
Brig Morning Light Dill, Dcmerara-L 4 p Arm.
Csbeiio-Dalletf Bliss &C.
Brig Annie Mitchell. Shaw, Port Johnson-Snow Bur-
Brig Beaver CBr) BringIey, Rockland 1Bartram Bros
Schr Isabella, Benton H9macoaa.J b onanya &c
60.
Schr John McGunness, Coulton, Alexandria and
schr Starlight, Blatchiord Calas-John Boyntons Son
schr Mary Pike, Good Portlsnd-Jed Frye 4 &c.
Schr Pointer, Thrasher, Providence-H W jackson d
Schr Garland Lnsley New Haven-Rackett Bro.
steamer Elizabeth Clark, Baltimore.
steamer Z @ Biddle. Alexander Philadeiphia-Wm
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards. Pnuaaeiphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-25
A DISGRACEFUL SCENE.

The Attorney General Throws q "Spit
Ball" At Mr.. Royal-The Manitobans
Being Excited Against the Americans
Reported to Washington.
FORT GARRY, July "a, 1879
In the court room to-day while a point OF law
was being argued on the question Of bail,
Mr.. Royal Of counsel for the defence,
crowded Attorney General Clark too close by
and the latter made disgraceful exhibition of his
discontinue by turning suddenly from his desk
and throwing spit ball in Mr.. Royals face, with
the remark, ''YOu are dirty puppy" The Attorney
General was made to retract the insult Immediately
afterwards, The friends Of the prisoner have hopes
for favorable decision from the Judge, although
1t Is a matter Of speculation. Clark and his asso
sibly deepen the indignities heaLed upon the
Americans. All strangers are watched with sus-
piclon. The passions OF the people are appealed to
in every manner, and the probability Of an invasion
from Minnesota Is common street talk.
The following bulletin was circulated In the
streets last night
Fright or wrong, can the law be enforced ?
To-day application for bail was made for the Kid
granting bail was only putting a price upon
the crime OF kidnapping. The argument
has closed. The presiding Judge, Mr.. Mckenzie,
was driven home by Mr.. Wilson, of Minneapolis.
This may mean nothing, but we shall see Cana
dams, be on the alert Tor the result God save the
Queen"
Mr.. Clark's insult to the American Consul has
been forwarded TO the British Minister at Washing
ton. The citizens here generally sustain Taylor
and censure Clark.
Mr.. McCorlay will tonight before notary make
af1idavlt that young Mckenzie did demand from
him an additional fee OF 81 900 before proceeding
with the case for the prisoners as charged in
newspaper account and that he referred the case
to Brackett, who refused to pay 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-25
THE RECENT HARLEM BURaLARIEs.

Arrest OF One OF the Burglars Suspected
OF Completely I'm the Robbery or the
Houses OF "Prince Harry Genet and
Detective Samson.
As stated In the HERALD, burglars have Of late
selected Harlem field OF operations and conse-
quenty the police Of the Twelfth precinct have
turned their attention to that particular class of
criminals. At naltpast one O'Clock yesterday
morning, while Officer Jerome T. Grant
was patrelling 115th street, between Third
and Fourth avenues, where row Of
brown stone houses is situated, he discovered
man walking slowly and iurtvely through the
street, apparently without any good or lawful in
tent. The of1cer approached the man, when he
fed toward 10th street, having TO climb over
three fences on his way. The officer followed HIM
and called upon HIM repeatedly to stop, which
he refused TO do until finding The officer gaining on
him, and also making q motion as II to draw
pistol, when he submitted TO arrest
Upon searching the prisoner at the station house
package was found, concealed within the seat OF
his pantaloons which contained dirk knife, ono
knife with two nat edges, one table knife and
piece OF tallow candle and some matches. Onlcef
Grant recognized the prisoner as having been ar
rested by him some time since as suspicious per-
son, under the name Of Edward Camp; he was
then discharged Tor want OF evidence. Judge Nc
Quaoe held camp for trial without bail. There are
several others In custody, whom the police expect
In Harlem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-25
HEwARK's INTEREST IN THE eoss MURDER

1t would be strange, indeed, II Newark had not,
some local share OF interest in the Goss murder at
West Chester, Pa, as is usually the in noted
crimes in States adjoining New Jersey. Reporteria
investigation has discovered thot Goss resided
from last November q to June n at the house OF
Mrs. Isaac Toombs rs Mulberry street, where he
was generally liked and where he appears to have
become greatly enamored OF progressing young
lady. then and now boarder OF the house.
on sunday, the 18th Of May last, man CORE.
spending to Udderzook's description came TO the
house Of Mrs. Toembs between i've and six O'Clock
An the morning and was admitted TO Goss' room,
where he remained Until breakfast. The two break
tasted together and left the house saying they
going to New York TO spend the day They re-
turned about six or seyen O'Clock IN the evening,
and Undertook left the city on the nine O'Clock
y. M train Goss was also visited by his brother.
The young lady referred 10 above stated Yesterday
70 reporter that Goss asked her last April TO
elope with him and ne would make her his vile,
PrV,hlsirg TO take her with him 70 Europe on the
l5ln 81 May, but she declined hisofcL She further
stated sAt she had Tor some time worn large ring
pclohging 10 MIN, which he said had been given
oy dear lady friend who was now dead. This
yy, young woman and Mrs Toombs Will probably be
s.niDoned TO west Chester 10 Identity Undertook
ano testiiv uDon his trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-25
GoRED TO DEATH.
An Old Man, Seventy Years OF Age,
Attacked and Killed by . Vicious Bull
ut Scrant


SCRANTON, Pa July "a, 1879.
A shocking, tragical occurrence took place ~ the
farm OF Mr.. Sidney Dram, late President OF the
Councils OF this city to-day, by which an old man
named william Hill lost his nfe Hill took special
pride In tending to bull kept BY Mr.. Dram in barn
not far from his residence.
At about i've O'Clock this morning Hill went into
the barn to feed the bull. Later on Mr.. Dram got
up and went into the farm to look after his stock.
on his return he was met by Mrs. Dram in a terri
BILE state OF excitement who exclaimed, "Oh, Sid
ney, poor Williep' She had heard an unusual
noise coming from the direction OF the barn, and,
as II by presentiment, supposed some one had been
killed by the mad bull.
Mr.. Dram and his wife proceeded to the barn, and
there at the door they found poor old Hill. in
kneelinR posture, his hands resting on the ground
and his head bent between them. His hat was of
head and clotted in the blood oozing from great
scar on the right temple, produced, 1t Is
supposed, BY being tossed against some
work Of the barn What is most strange about the
matter is that the barn door was adjusted and fast
ing the fatal wounds retreated from his powerful
assaiant and before he became enteebled from
hemorrhage succeeded IN securing the door and
then fell forward into the position In which ne was
found.
Upon examination it was found that the bull had
three ribs and tearing out large piece OF one to
gether with severing the lungs In shocking man.
ner and ripping his victim clear across nom the
right to the left breast doctor was calico In,
but II was too late Hill was dead.
Mr. Hill was seventy years OF age and lived with
avenue, in hyde PARK, Of this city. owing to the
frequent rotations OF his wife 1t Is said that the old
couple lived very unhappily together: Hill Is
and daring for one OF his years. He took special
pride IN being the only one who could attend to the
is a thoroughbred Devon, Of q blood-red color and
Is three years Of age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-25
WHEN aAUL MEETS GAUL.

Rapier Duel I'm Pennsylvania Be-
tween Two Frenchmen-One of the
Contestants Wounded and in Hospi-
tai I'm New York-To BE Continued.
SCRANTON, Pa, July "a, 1873.
Frenchman named Aupin, living at wilkes
barre. and countryman OF his from
New York, fought duel with rapiers,
in Donos' Woods near Wilkesbarre, on
Tuesday morning. Both displayed great
skill and fought for over an hour, when
Aubn was wounded In the side. The cause OF the
nght was a French lady. The affair is not finished
and Will be renewed as soon as Aubin RECEIVERS
IRON his wound Aubin has gone to New YORK to
hospital. The affair was quietly managed, very
few knowing nything about it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-25
THE FINANCES OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON, July 2

CHAHLEsTON, July "a, 1873
State Treasurer Cordozo, in an interview with
correspondent OF the Ne,os ana courier, published
to-day, gives full statement OF the financial con.
dition OF South Carolina. He says he hopes the
suit Of the taxpayers to have seven millions OF con
version bonds declared void will succeed, and he
Will give the movement whatever aid he can. He
claims also TO be the originator Of the suit nasmuch
as 1t Is founded almost entirely upon facts pub
nshed by him last year, showing that at least six
million dollars OF conversion bonds were issued
without any authority OF Law. In explanation of
the emptiness OF the State Treasury Mr.. Cordozo
said the appropriations for the year. including old
claims, were 82,500,0oo, and the receipts Of the
year only f1,600,000. so that the next fiscal year
VIII begin with deficit Of at least threA-quarters
ol million.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-25
YORK HERALD FRIDAY, 1S7s-wrH SUPPLEMENT-.


schr Billow, Ben, Trenton for Providence.
schr I'll Townsend. Nichols New York tor Providence.
schr W Sargent Sargent. Port johnson for Salem.
schr Chas lowering Chase Elizabethport for Tsun-
schr D Jarrard Davis, New Brunswick for New Ha.
ven.
schr Angie Kmma Baker, New YORK for Noank.
Schr Maria Davis Terry, New York for Taunton.
Schr Knowles, Merritt Port johnson for Boston.
schr Orion Smith New York for Providence.
schr Smith. Baldwin, Ehzabethport for Providence
SScchr Graham, jarvis, New York for Providence.
schr Geo Ferguson. Ferguson, Rondout for Boston
schr Success. Richards, Rondout for Providence.
Schr Berry, Walton. Rondout for Providence.
Schr David Nelson Ferris New YORK for Greenwich.
Schr forsvthe. Hobbie, New York for Stamford.
steamer ialatea Nye, New York Providence.
Steamer Theus, Gale New York for Providence.
Steamer Albatross, DAVIS. New York tor Fall River.