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The South will apparently run clear Of the
present. financial panic. The New Orleans Pc
oy1f1s says that 50 far as that city Is concerned
there are few OF the deprecated railroad secu-
mites there, that there is little exchange bought
and the crops Of cotton, sugar aud rice, which
form the solid basis OF operations, are unused
and on hand, as good as gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-23

me last performance Of the seryile Chief
Justice Coekburn. OF England, is the timing of
an editor for publishing criticisms on the trial
oi the Iiehoorne claimant. His conduct
throughout The trial has been calculated to en-
iist sympathy Tor the claimant, whether the
latter Is entitled TO il or not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-23

The star of the Csrlists does not seem to be in
Tie ascendant just now, and it looks a. if we
wo0ld soon hear Of the fight of Carlos, the Pre-
tender Gsribaldi has rendered his sword and
red shirt TO the republicans, but CASTELAR, is Of
The opinion that they art not needed at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-23

John Wise, the aeronaut, who didn't 20 to
Europe in the balloon, is now "rising to ex-
plain, through the columns of the New York
TINES, why the balloon burst, and that che
knew IL would all along"
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OhEGisTHArioN NOTICE.
TO TIE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBIA.

Voters il the District q Columbia ias
the strict Of Columbia will hold sessions daily ex.
SsP, s the hOHTs e p and
2, and ending with WEDNESDAY, October 8, 1873,
Il a SS ,
west, Washington, ID. O., where all persons pos
fore Tesisered, and ali persons who have arrived at
the age Of twenty one years since the last election
18th day Of October next, and al persons who were
previously registered and have changed their resi-
will have resided therein thirty days immed .tely
preceding the lith day of October next, and all per-
Sons no have bed naturaiZed, aud whose natural.
Hation papers have maiured must present them
selves before the Board and have their names prop
Persons who were registered at the las. reeistrs.
non and have net changed their residence from
Legislative district to another since, need not
appear before the board, as by the terms Of the
Ia" above cited "the registration Of voters for the
year ~ stands a. the registration oil T- for the
general election OF 1873" subject TO such changes
nbd IF lid a. are %ads SS by the pro-
Persons having knowledge OF the death OF or re-
n0ya iIem the district Of any citizen are requested
~ There viii be no registration in the several
board will be in session at the Executive Buiidns
on the day Of election, ing the hours such cleo
been made in ran.crioins names of entitled
20 vote, )" AID for that purpose only.
P. N. DUBANT,
RoBT 4; GKIFFIN,
.
DAVID MESSER,
sepl3 Board Of Registration.
T THE sTOOkHOLDTRS OF THE GER
92 ,MAN-AMEkIOAN SAVINGS BANK, of
washington Il, ID. C., are hereby notified that there
will be meeting at the Banking house No. SIS
7th street northwest, Washington, ID O., on WE'D
NESDAG. October lat, Is73, at 3o'clock D M, for
ne purpose OF acting upon proposition 20 increase
other business that may legally come before the
meeting.
JOHN BIIZ, HENRY FRANC,
E Rb 3 bo MShTTTlNStr' E%SisH sSSSEREs.
Mashington, D. @, sept. 9Th, 1873 seps-tust
rSY. NJ. Q. A. CALCULATING LIBRARY
Wy corner 9th and streets.
New Books constantly being received by this Lii
ersry, over 1000 having been added within The past
rerms-S5 per annum; 6: per quarter.
FREE READING ROOMS for Ladies' and Gen.
| tlemen. Daily Prayer Meeting l2:l5, and D. m
SABBATH SERVICES: Bible Study, 4 D. m. for
/ the nasse., p. m IN Lincoln He'll. sepE-tr
| TPENICKS INDIAN HAIR BESfORER
S 70 4 , Hsf rIes
natural COLOR renders II soft and plisble, prevents
the Hair from falling sut, and reRSoduces Il when
gone Il Is the nnest Hair Dresser known. For sale
'To TIE CITIZENS OF EAST WASHINGTON
mSS can be supplied with prime n1So 4n4STsRs al
sepzsst Corner A and 9Th SITS. s. e, Capitol Hill.
u CARRIAGES
A large assortment Of CARRIAGES, Of mos
| approved styles In the city IS per cent. !. N0,
": ns S sE stiii aE Il
"a West Faystte street Baltimore, Ma sep5 i SG
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GUNS.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

MAsHINeToN. d. O., Sept. 10, ISIS
Inc Hennefship heretofore existing between inc
3ndeersigned under the firm, name and style Of w
$1,000 BIO dealers In stoyss and rinw are,
coLner OF ID and It'll streets South wasbingtoa a, is
This day mutually dissolved. All notes, book ac-
connts, &c, due or owing TO the late nrm will be
collected By j. W. BARKER, and to whom all bills
wv. BARKER.
J. BARK ca
The undersigned would return thanks to MS nu-
merous customers for the liberal patronage given
the late nrm Of j. ". BARkER q BRO. Ia the
past, and would respectfully Inform them Q "a the
old stand, and shall BE- thankful for contin ed ns
tronaee, now that the fall is upon ms, and my new
Daets. tse1Q#'l Nv, UAIKIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-23

~ COLLEGIATE SOCIETY OF THENA
10y TIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE. WASH
1NGTON. ID. CA special meeting of this S1cistv
viii BE- hslf al the College Building THIS Tnes-
day EVkNISG, AZ O'Clock, 10 take .-tIon in re
gard 10 the death Of the late DR.. TOM A. MftrvR
DE-. JAS p. GIEEsON, PresiIeut
.lAAhs "a g ASSAM AZ, Secretary. 1t
~MAsONIC.-Asp special Communication OF b.
w b. FRENCH LODGE, No. 10, ". A. A. NJ ,
tn IA on WEDNESDAY,, 24yh instant, AZ
SirioSk 10 attend tho funeral Of our deceased
t,-,ber Past NJ aster Thomas MILLER. AL Master
m ssons are fraternally invited x-,n.
~ order Of tha W NJ. Il. A MciSTIkE,
m IGhr&R epj cectetsrJ.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOB sALE-v.ry desirable RESIDENCE. WITH
I large lot sttSshed; on 1t street: Gss-ge,own;
pref .ssis ysEy low wILLi.Ais i rhLE as,
EoR sALE-0ne e the finest RESIDENCES IN
Nssbipgton, very large three story brick louse.
large front ard with shrubery sirses
Ibbiishsd siiGs.ed on he corner q and ~ stree
esst portion Of the city. Very nnas1Al terms a.
sepis-soIOt lis isih street.
FOR sALE-One OF those elegant two-story Man
ssrd roof and basement press b lick front Dwell
and 81 streets; II rooms and bath room; water
IN 6sssge L,irSos hester. s9t aud cold water
sIhisS TO 81 teei paved alley f.o-story stable
sepseSst Ell SWEET. 'S sII 7 e i .areet
E0R sALk Or RENT-The hauisome STORE
and BUILDING adjoining "yernon Row, !" on
&c, Apply ola II street n0rthg~st. ses7-eotf
t'OR sALE-In kilsviiie, Prince Gecrge's ooaa-
ABEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
on high ground and healthy locality, with command
ride IL IN he esr. tn the & Snd ss9 min
station where sixteen trsns daily Lareedouble
celleBt water, and spring honse, barn, &C Peach.
apple and pear orchard, alt choice fruit aud yonng
SIa , i seSoiRins The farm Of seph b Bryan esq
e ee wagon and fsrming ,mnlsnants. easy
sep2-Im- l251 Peansylvania avenue.
k'Qk sALE.Thst beautiful EIoCK - BT7TT-0-
I INGs ON NJ street, corner Of an uor,bS ia
offered for sale upon the most liberal terms In
point construction. location and appearance ,h.y
are unsurpassed BY any private residencs. in ne
Guy. Ihry nave al the modern improvements srGh
nAfnle maiitels, mArhle-top stationary wash
stALds throughout, hot and cold water flrnares
,snges, dumb walters, boiler pantries linen rooms
sthohary Nseh tubs, speaking tubes water clossts
bathrooms, and every other rcdnisite par,sni,st
nIst.olass houses. Apply 10 AISFROP 4 FTOLFY
'tn oteNe anu Loulelans Afenue. auE29 SIN
E'oR sALE-A large aud handsome DWFIITNa
= hOISE, 22o street northwest; pressed brirt
troni. with hrownstone trimmings and porch Nan
Guiding IsNJ6. back buil9ing l6xRs -.
.or He IN the most substantial manner, by Entutsfs
barron, now In perfect order. IL has all the rnod
sfn iuipro'emei Is, and finished Handsomely insita
Located on one of the handsomest squares in the
city street completed with wooden pavement and
parked. VIII be sold very cheap and on yery fsvor
NIL stis terms: Apply to 5. Il. BACON, Grocer, 1Os
aaLhet cpsce. jy2s 8n
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"TNION NJ Z. CHURCH, 2otA stIsei. sshS :,
~ PeaaSyirdHia Gresne -Interesuns re.i va
pa.t two weeks thrty-seyen persons have proiesSeu
sOnversion The pastor, Rev 4 ID OWEN, Is Ia
torirs eaIne.tiy and Is assisted by JAMES SIcHoL-
soS 81 PhilsdeI phia. All serious persons are cor
dlally Invited 10 attend these meetings. II
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BY AUSTIN p. BROW
MEDICAL. DC

ELLIS, A. Nm -E.nacraI a,t.rtt1-,
-. given 7. Obstetrics aud Disease % Women
OEee' SOS East Capitol ST. Hou-s: % I1 a m:
- y ~. s-pls-Gts
BIZ. LEON, CoASslf,EE PagSfT1aa, sII Ian
street, stoy. ii. usgrs, 10 - n. 3 q j. .ad To-
Ed; speeial iles-FemGle Complaints AID catanspas
sspl5-lm'
~; JANE WILSON has REMOVED 10 5I3 am
y = street, Driven Z and streets north ulsi ana
ns pleasant rooms for ladies' v-hiEg medical fre.t
nent aud the best Of attendance. .ep9 .gs-
ADAM ROSS, ths CsIsJralsI IIorfysSS 9aJ A.
W HO.0gtSi, has returned 90 this city after An All
eeIce OF some time, and will be plesssl 10 - hs-
ia ifleboe, ard al others desiring 10 e insult b.r
ohe ~ now located at sI9 18th street northre and
Is lhe Only lady endowed with the natural gin 81
rsNtAllng the past aud foretelling the futlr- Hnr
hoNlco M business is invslusble She respactFaiiy
IhNnes al 10 cal! and be convinced u her great
powers As the Madam's stay Is limited, All Who
nifty. nv '"s oppei
RS. II; J. FRENCH, OF PHILANTHROPY
~ the celebrated Reliable Ciairvoyau: PhyeIcisn
ana Iest ediup, has located at 1918 New Yorf
avenue. Once hours-l0 q. IN. 10 z n m EnsaSa
ments can be msde for evenings. ieif-IT
EEAhLH DISEASES OF Gil kinds tTesied- ne.
ci,s sor , Case ana enclose %; sdviee and mef.
90. oNe North 18th street. fhilsdslphis is-T
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BUSINESS CHANCES

'e ~, fSadL .t-he srocK, ana FTXTUREs q =
70 ". AIS Nv ToTE .ssS 1 s''F '' ''s iAggS
. L n - sA .Lls. OK * LkASf- Ftvs RRi NARDs.
wassiT,, ssies ca D. sgoiasag watcrlo5 sjsiisa.
NLENANDKR HUSTkR, Soy 200. ki.S a1i5i.-
3 V'HE owNER or BOOK STORE a.
! L u"rth sth street. neat o. Z n a. A..1.f,.i -
ri 81 or sSeeanss Il Tor R E'isls y t6s city o.
trade =. excellent, Books boIShi, ss'I sos -,
EoR sALE-Tbs STOCK FINyvREs
oSp3ROD Will q = MEAT ami FRJVlsISs
To- nm, b'Ssii9n god Nta every csnveni.nce
stI 80 ~ 30 lne b1siness Address lo2a %
81, a., ithg - OF eau IA person b-twesn III lars
A RARE CHANCE -F5T sale fS- = - - my
"a GOODS, FIXTURES and LEAsE Of on. ~
o. - Stands ~ shis ln-ine-s "a tr CITY. m 10
street, Washington, n. G .sr,3 N
VALUABLE AVENUE PROPERTY Ar PR
M-.sr.. LArrxsRsFF ri fAkk 49,,
GsS akRBnE Rs MI = r Fss ~; ,ss ~
street northwest Term. ssy -' '''n's . 49, iiih
E'ok sALE-sTuCk, FlNrT EGS nd IFGSr
his Is rare oPPatusiiy Tor aay one i,-isias -
purc hase viii ~, e,cs~s - Np'.nt relai-el q
Ssere an Interview may BE- ID, MERCHANT. PSI
VIE Cs P % ~ At BBAAESsIS R.
eorn.r and Vermont avenue, between l. saii
A FINE OPPORTTNITY FOR ji7-,iNt.s-
- 1h' 90 o. sblt-hsl STAND ~ = ngwE
corner g 18th sud d streets,ls nov offered a. 90
- - ns'.,.sts HItcs Al-n. a st1cs tf FAMILY
h'''fklkS, TEAS, WINES arl Ito .r0gS',,n
70 70 In ~ ~ NerN l1v price. Inquire q NJ a
"" RANDALL, GA The prem.s4-
49, y ERGDDD A. 90
-"Pf' ., M. NkNE SnN
HING BULL.
IN Real estate aud Note Brokers,
to- street, opposite Posi- OHloe.
i,ar'fs pnrchasirr haUzHz g. fRis rffr ap4 r,,g
TAI Is generally invites - ea al arl -
extensive LET . CHEAP HOUSES ANA IoFs IN
AZ pDrflOrs - the city. - 80
sS.RooM HOT SES on Hath street northwest for
: - So cash, balance on time ~
80, shs IA 81 PARTS . the city, fron Sll00 10
Brooklyn and jersey CITY Propa-ty or.-., a.,
exchange Tor Washington Uuirlp rovtl Pr,n.rfV u"
Also,
FARMS IN Mary land and In several Of tba Sinh
- =. - et tafkalus seplo-eo2E
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seven and a half per cent DISCOUNT on all paw
meats for taxes for the year ending June SOth 1874
For the convenience Of all, the Collectors Once
will be kept open eschday from Q. m. to $50 D. m
seplq6t W. H. SLATER CoIlector
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LOST AND FOUND.

& 2 REWARD.-Lost, on the 10th inst between
tJC LeDroict Park and the Theater C1mique,
long black BILL BOOK, containing papers Of no
value to any one but the owner. The above reward
will be paid If returned to A. l.. BARBER co. IS
Real Estate office, 7Os street, between 7th and
Sth streets. lsepaS'2t'1 J M.WELOH.
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IN hcal estate and Note Brokers'
TO- 4 street, opposite Post one
or
&NbULN IoIUN OF
NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
INTO FIFTY SMALL FARMS

-
NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
INTO FIFTY SMALL FARMS
Of fonr and 10 twenty acres each has recn.tIv baan
heights command the finest views ~ the csnit.l
elles are noted for their perfect healt hn ness. he
Ing ~ an altitude q 3D. feet above the Potomac
Inls locality IL perfectly free from the nofsonons
nlasns q TIE low Lands. and l. thusr eDdered second
from All levers These small farms are nov offered
on accommodating terms, and s't great bargain:
much less, indeed, than NJ any other desirable MINI
near this city, while they are decidedly IN nof a.
srsole ssto quality OF soil, views. ana
accessibility. The soil has proven t. he fhe ~.
perfectly adapted TO grape growing OF any land -
found IN this latitude, the subscriber havisg one ~
he lcet successful whey sris on these lands nov
ssoeo'd WIN thclr Hpeuing cluster, that can be
OF these grapes Is well known Ia this CITY EN'4''
These beautiful highlands are acce--.lla nv GOOD
roads and easy grades ia pleasant drive 81 n min
nfes ron this city aid well wsterea nv snrng.
81 the purest soft cold water.
RoB"T 4. PHILLIPS
"A. Real Estate Broker, bl3 l5'h street,
aus over National Metropolitan Bank
INOR eALE,
i BY AUSTIN p. BLOWN,
Three large d uhle HOUSES, RANGING Ia r-,rs
Houses. ~ '''' 'iaas
One whole sguare Of GROUND and LOTS in all
HOUSES aud Lots at Mount Pleasant. jelsiy
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
NA MALkl BRO,
Real Estate aud Insurance Boxers.
=, L- ls2o n street
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GREAT BARaINs IN
Dry COO IDS.
Bleached Cottons from scup.
sheeting Cottons in S4 aud 10 from s7l,c nm
Androscoggin Bleached Cottons l6c.
Linen T9Hels, 81 per dozen and upwards,
Doyiies !5c. per dozen and upwards,
Table Linen from 45c up.
Waterproof Cloths from 9Dc up,
Canton Flannels from l21sc up
Ladies Hose from loo. up TO fine Balbrigans at Sc
Biack Alpacas and Mohairs from 25c up to 81
Black Cashmere at s LILO and upwards
sm FLA hsnd a. 81 Is, 81 81, Sis, "a, 90 As.
Bed Spreads at s. Is and upwards
Wooden Blankets, Shawls, Flannels, Dress Goods
&c, &C. at ~ per cent. less than former prices.
. Elegant one and wo-button Paris Kid Gloves at
% and 15c. Call and examine.
BRODHEAD CO.,
sepl3-ts2s 1908 ST., bet. l2th and 18Th streets.
Emory BAXTER'S
PRICE LIST:
ALL WOOL FLANNEL....... oac xa,a
WHITE LINEN HANDkEROHIEFS..c piece
LiNEN DOn LIE 600. dozen
WHITE COTTON HOSE ......... % nsir
BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF DRY GO0DS
EMORY BANTER.
sepl-u I92O Pennsylv Ania avenue.
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IL, asss ~ sH, 1lsa ZIG. a IN AR "a.
S ri $50 =: s -: 10 3 a ;s;s;I
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z t'oh SALE-rhe STOCK, and FTNTTREs II .
d shai NfNc y Sirre, arfur a srg--f Rr1-irl--.
D " tGS VIII - scld cheap f5r -as. krrly
J 70 No. as keN Nofk sveuag. go ~"
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FOR sALE-v.ry sesirNbIe RESIDENCE, Wit,
II large lot attsched; 1T street. Geg-yrefowp
price. very low. WILLIAM Tyler.
sfplS-erlot 7l@ lsth street.
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CROSBY s. Editor.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-23
. .sReelaaaadiag 81 the Cotton a1. 6


Tho Washington Chropicleisays: The
development oithe solid strength ofthe
movement for reflnding tho cottorfax,
has naturally excited much remark and
comment. The entire unity of the Cot
ton States, has completely answered the
objection that it is simply. speculation
in the hands of lawyers and lobbyists.
The weighticst objection in the view of
the opponents ofthe bill is. that a large
portion Of the claims for rebate Of tar, IS
in the hands. of the lawyers. To this it
is replied. that three-forths OF the claims
before the Court Of. Claims and before
Congress are To-day in the hands Of law
yers who. are prosecuting them Tor con-
tingent fees1athat is, for per centagee of
the proceeds in case of success. If the
cotton tax claims are to be rejected on
this ground, let all these other claims he
set aside at once for the same reason. If
these are not dismissed, then the claims
for refnnding this tax out not to be-.
The fact that this claim is large one
makes no difference. The aggregate of
all those. other claims which nre Being
prosecuted for contingent fees Is n much
larger sum-. If this practice Of contin-
gent fees is wrong, it can be broken down
byiestablishiing- u rule against it, and en-
forcing the rule in every case. The Gov
= Z /.
ernmcnti must then provids and pay
attorneys for claimants who have not
ready money viii, which to pay counsel,
as is done in criminal cases. Until this
is done, say the friends of this bill, the
above arrangement has not fcothcr's
weight against the reinnding of the tax.
But the amount is very large. To
this the advocates Of the measure reply,
"the equity, not the amount, of tho clain:
is the point TO be considered. A Just
debt is not the less Just bccnuse it is
large" The United States has had tile
nse.of this money from four to seven years
without interest. The claimants propose
to take III payment bonds which give
forty ycays more in which to pay it.
This surely gives the United States more
advantage than any fair minded creditor
could ask.
The constitutional argument, will give
rise, probably, 70 ,igorous. and interest
ing debate. This, the friends of the bill
affirm, is exactly what they want, and
that they have no fear of this result.
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disc s6alls Bs imported into tbsA United
8. manufacturer or producer
thereof Of whichSshalkbe by him consig.
ned to7agents forsale5 or when the up.
praisers shall be of opinion that the in
voice of any goods, wares Or merchandise
imported does not correspond with the
market value Of such goods, wares or
merchandise in the principal market of
of the country at the time of shipment
and asseas the duties accordingly. But
in cases where goods, wares or merchan-
afseAhags no actual market value in.
such principal markets the dutiablc
value shall be fixed BY reference to the
cost thereoft6 tiic producer or manrfac-
turcr. or by reference to tue cost TO other
parties in such principal market of goods
wares and merchandise most similar the
reto. And there seatl be added to the.
value SO ascertained the usual amount
for profit, and also for the cost and dam.
age mentioned in the ninth section of
of the Act of July 2s, 1866 said dutia-
BILE value to be ascertaiped by the proper
officers Of the Custom
GEORGE Bt. ,UTlYELL, Sscrctaryt.
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Treasury G,-culars.

The following circulars were issued
fro:n the Treasury Depas:ncnt at Nash
ingion en- the 10tli inst!
Washington, January 9.h, 1873.
10 Collectors OF Customs aad iO;cgs.
behaving been shown b. cxparicncc
tha: as The rulc adopted BY The Depar.-
mcnt on TIC IL, Of june, 1869, G~ynop-
sis cf Decisions Cor 1869. No. 401.) for
asccrt;linihs The weight Of rail road iron
for assessment Of luty, does nat produce
accurate results, owing to lack, or .nn-
iformity in tho weight Of bars, modifca-
ton of the same is deemed necessary
The said rule decides the weighing Of
sufficient numbers Of bars from each in
voice of imported rail road iron when
entered to ascertain the average weight
thereof, the counting of the, whole num-
Der of bars and the return Of the weight
so ascertained by the Customs weghers
in the same manner as in the case of
other weighable merchandise; also, that
railroad iron.withdrawn for export should
be deemed wcighable merchandise; that
the weight should be ascertained in the
same manner. and the fec Of three cents
por 100 pounds, provided by law, be col
l,ctcd from the owner. Tho said rule is
hereby modified rs follows: The weight
Of each invoice of rail road iron or steel
rails hereafter imported will be tested in
the manner prescribed in said rule of
June q, 1860 but If the weight as shown,
by the return of :ho weighcr does not'vary
more than onc-half Of OF per cent, from
thai stated in the invoice weight. In
case greater variation from the invoice
weight is shown the whole quantity en-.
braeed therein will be weighed, When
ever the entire quantity of rail road iron
or steel rails embraced is withdrawn for
export no re-weighing need be had; but
in cnse Of the withdrawal of less than the
entire quantity the whole amount so
Withdrawn will be weighed. You wifi
be governed accordingly. ~
GEORGE BOUTWELL,, Secretary.
Treasury. DEPARTMENT,
WAsuINGfOS JnnIiary 8 1879 ~
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.SHERIFl's' S:NIE.
oRASGEBrEG COUNTY,
IN Common I'3ecs.
Na.han c. w'hetssone 8" Judgment Jdsa1


Nathan c. Whctsone '"o Judgment
Oliver y. y shulep ForeeIss,,rs To-
Hey Virtue Of Judgment in this case, / Will
lib sell on the lst Monday in Feb,iiaty next.
st the usual hours Of sale, the following tract of
land:
All that plantation or tract of land con,ain-
ing 5t2,acrcs, nrerc or less, situated on Cattle
Creek, waters OF Edisto River, and bounded on
Bar, ON the north BY lands of Thomas Poleskie },
ON the West by ands of Il. f. Berry and Ann
Berry, and on the south by lands of re. NJ.
Berry.
Terms -One-half cash; balhncco on; aiGrcdit OF
one ye'.N, inotcII9aegt ,eaye bea,l .f9r credit
portion, secured by mortgage. OF premises, and
TO p:ty for paperl and 1ecnrdiags1da.
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sherif's Office Ofahgebutg, s. t,,s,Ja,f l6,
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-23
EXNoUToR,s MoTIcM. 2. }
Notice OF, Dismissal.

NOTICE is hereby civ. ii that ono,
lno.th from date will file my final.
account with the lion. Aug. B. hn0wl--
ton, Judge Of Probate tbr 0r.,ngcburs;
County, md ask for letters Of Disnl:s III.
asAdministratriS of the estate OF Rich.
ard Y. McNiirhacl, deceased.
ANN w. Isssl RT0N,
AamiRiStiy,,r;s.
Jan. 81. 1873 "a st