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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-17
CLARK p1BRsoN, EDITOR.
CoNaREss. 1t is expected that an increas'

CONGRESS. is expected that an increas
of taxation will be necessary this SESSION. a.
the Government iucome has fallen of CONSUL
erably below expenditures The tax On 'o,'
and coffee will probably be restored anu 'n'''
on whisl1ey and tobacco Increased. Inc
fciency. of income is now several miihoh "o'-
lars per month.
The Finance Committee of the senate IS
decidedly opposed to any expansion OF the
currency. Only two members out OF seven
favor such a course. The House, no doubt,
is in fayorof some form of expansion, but
cannot agree upon the method Tho Senate,
however,. will be sure to block any legislation
of the kind. There will be no legislation on.
financial subjects until after the holidays.
The Post Office Committee has prepared
Lill providing for, the free, transportation of
public documents in the mails. Such docu-
ments must have the name of the member
sending them writer thereon, and must also
be stamped by an officer of Congress-. The
same bill abolishes the postage now required
IN weekly newspapers within the county where
published, and restores the free exchange sys-
EN-.
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MARRIAGES.

lust by nv z !, u Marcus Hook Pa on the 9th
OF TIE Nosni iollg Herald 10 Ir " Ills, ls editor
ooTr, OF the forasr Place " iAhsRiNtrA b. VOL
arri. I, tsiision Dee. 9Th by the Roy son,o,
both near Ringoes " Siiss Aida FISHER,
John ,. kugler, iois H. HtSMrrs o.h, by the Rev.
BETH snuRrs both Of junction. " MARY 4sLizA-
I,S oSi III MAiER--oa December I'd nv ,o
pasm NINE AARON pENc, Of Warren y enc ,ne Rev
tAkiSE HUMMER OF Reasile, Dunteraep ucs,M a to
wALToN-FULPER- On peeen,,,es Az,
plya Kline, Elmer S. WALTON Of Iisrtbcy,a' me Rev.
JENNIE NJ. FuirEa, OF clarksvilie, Nj. ias 70
AT = Win bennington, December 1s,h
Of Rcadng:on. " 4.Ai'i 81 HUNT. both
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-17

There is u marked Improvement in business
in the great manufacturing centres of the
country. Many of the barge industrial es-
adjustments in the New England States that
have been standing idle have resumed bust
ness, and Others are preparing to do so. The
extensive factories at Lowell, Mass, are nearly
I'LL running on full time. The. silk factories
at Paterson, New Jersey, have resumed BUSH
ness. There is also prospect. that the iron
works in various parts Of Pennsylvania will
be again in operation before very long. Alto
gether the business prospect is huch more en-
couraging at this time than could reasonably
have been expected " [.
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At Elizabeth, on Thursday. Col. J. Madison
Drake, Of the Third Regiment N. J. S. N. c.,
and also editor of the Konitor on being
called before the Grand Jury, declined to
answer question concerning some informal
ton which had been given him from the Grand
Jury room. He was told by the Court that it
would be necessary to answer, but he refused
to do so without the consent of the party
from whom the information was received, and
was held for contempt
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-17

The weeks discussion on the salary grab
repeal bill ended with the recommittal of the
whole subject, with Instructions to report a
bill repeating the law of last Congress, so far
as 1t can constitutionally be done, with the
exception of the provision increasing the
salaries of the Supreme Court Justice, and
liking the salaries of congressman as near
what they were before as possible. This will,
we think, fully satisfy the whole country.
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Kings Prepared Prescription

Is beyond comparison the hest remedy for Il CURE of
tUNSt HPTION tesea IN lis mort ddrancei sagex ahna
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IOoS Sl'SIEM 4 Circular, containing pa'tiemors
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City.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-17

Ex-Judge Samuel Nelson, late Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court of the United
States, died suddenly at two o'clock on Sat-
ufday afternoon, at his residence in Coopers-
town, n. Y.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-17

Professor Agassiz, the great naturalist,
died at Cambridge, Massachusetts, on Sunday
evening" from tho effects Of an attack of
paralysis. lie had been i'll only week, and
is cut down in the prime of useful life.
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THE MARKETS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Nv virtue Of suDiry writs Of H. H. to me directed Isl
sc out of the Supreme Court OF n. j. Iunterdon Cir
cult and Court Of Common Pleas will bc exposed sale
AZ Public Yrndue, on lafff4s ts55iE
MONDAY, the 10Th day of JANUARY next,
between the hours of twelve and five O'Clock in the
afternoon Of saidday at the Court House in FlcIniugo
IN the township of aran, In the county Of HunterdoD
all that lot OF Land and premises situate in the city OF
amerivill on the west side Of Main street or River
Road adjoining lands of Frederick flock and others be-
ing the sais PROPERTY conveyed to Mary ODrisco 10y
u I'D given by the Lambertvle Water Power Company
and record in County Clerks Office at Pennington in
book of Deeds vol. IA, page 16i. ~ Ysfah
Seized as the property of Mary ODrisco 4 Patrick
O'DrseoI her husband and taken in execution MT The
suit Of Vincent r. Mathews and Others and to be sold by
Up. RITTENIIOUsE, SHERIFF.
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Sherif.S Sale.

BY virtue of writ of fl. H. to directed issued out
of the court Of chancery of New Jersey will he exposed
day of December next between the hours of twelve and
FIVE o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, at the Court
House in Bennington IN the township OF Rartan in the
land and premises situate, lying and being in the town
OF lambcrtvilie in the county of Hunterdon, bounded
aud described follows viz. Beginning at corner In
the middle of franklin street opposite the middle Of the
alley between te house herein conveyed and the
sold 70 Wilkinson IIocombe, thence "a along said
Franklin street extend north and half degrees
west twentythree feet to tho of seventy live
north eighty two and half degrees one hundred
and fifty nine feet three inches In George H.
Larisons line thence t with his line south seven and
half degrees east nineteen feet less opposite
the middle of the alley between the houses thence az
with Wilkinson Iocombe's line south ne degrees
hundred and fty-nne feet three inches pass
ing through said alley to the place Of beginning
Seized the property of JOHN RIsLER, ct. al, and
taken in execution at the suit of the Mutual Building
and Loan Association of amhcrtvle and he sold by
J. 7 RITTENHouSE, SHERIFF
Nov 10 1873. pr. fee $40. 5l'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-15
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Lowndes & Grimball sold at auction, yester-
day, one hundred and four building lots, COM
prlsng that portion of the We'll known Blake
property lying east Of Meeting street, be:
tween Line street and Payne's farm, and ex-
tending 10 Cooper River, for sl2,05l, one
fourth cash, balance In one, two and three
years. The property consists principally Of
marsh land, and the price obtained for it is
consequently excellent. The sale will be con-
liuued this day, when number Of valuable
lots on King and Meeting strests will be Of
fered.
By Leitch l. Bruins: The building on East
Bay street, known as Palmetto Shades, for
s25OO part cash; balance in two and three
years. Robb's cooperase shops, at the north.
west corner of Wharf and Inspection streets,
for $1,000 cash.
BY ]. Fraser Mathewes: A plantation con-
tanning 600 acres, situated in the parish Of st.
Georges Dorchester. Oolleton County, for
5000, one-tourth cash; balance In three years.
By q. d. DeLeon: A lot on the west side OF
King street, for $l49O, and lot and dwelling
house on the south side OF Broad street, for
$4,000; terms In each case one-thlrd cash; bal
ance in two years.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-15
TIE STATE TAXES.

No Chance for q General Extension or
Time-Charleston Expected to Pay up
Take the Consrquences-Thc New
Hotel-Governor Moses Buys a Modest
Town House.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS
COLUMBIA, 8. c., January H.
The hearing Of Mr.. Campbell's argument
In The Blue Ridge scrip man1amus case is
postponed I'LL ten o'clock tomorrow.
The bill authorizing the mptroller-gene-
raj TO extend, at discretion, the time for the
payment of taxes has not yet passed the
House, aud the penalties will, therefore, at
tach after tomorrow. In the cases of certain
of The counties, however, where the auditors
and treasurers have been behind time In get
ting their books in readiness, there Is no
doubt that an extension of time will be AL
thorized, and this will act as remission Of
the penalty. No general extension OF time
has been determined upon by the Governor
and the omptroller-general, and 1t is not
thought Charleston will be one of the coun-
ties which will have exceptions made In Its
favor. The bill leaving the matter In the dis
crelon of the mptroller-general, subject to
the approval of the Governor, will probably
receive its final reading and passage In the
House tomorrow.
The Wheeler House Is thrown open 10 the
Inspection of the public this evening, and 1t is
to be opened for the reception of guests to-
morrow. The house Is brilliantly lighted.
The post band is stationed in the balcony. A
dainty collation. is spread for the ladies', and
the house.warming 10 attracting throngs OF
ladies' and gentlemen.
The Preston mansion, one OF the finest resi-
dences In Columbia, which has been the home
of tie Hampton family tor generations, hos
been purchased by Governor Moses for forty
tnopsand dollars. PICKET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-15
SPARKS FRoM THE WIRES.

The Erie Railroad is TO issne $4,000, 00C
of new bonds at par tor improving the road
and constructing double track.
"A general reduction OF telegraph rates
will shortly be inauguraled by all tue compa-
MES.
The Kellogg Legislature In New Orleans
mas elected Pinchback to the United states
Senate.
The cotton ship Tuscarora, from Mobile
for Liverpool, foundered lately of Gibraltar.
Tne captain aud len men are lost.
Congress yesterday was engaged In dis
cussDg The Credit Mobiier anu Pacific Rsll'
road.
-Easterly 10 oouLnerly winds, with clondy
weather and rain, are predicted for The South
Atlantic States to-day.
The bark Isabel from Savannah, aud the
steamer Louisiana from New Orleans, have
arrived at Liverpool.
The advocaIes OF the James River and
KaDawha Canal scheme are vigorously press
Ing their claims for an appropriation before
Congress.
The recent snow storm In Minnesota was
attended with The most appalling cold ever
known there. Great numbers OF persons
were frozen 10 death, including four men in
sleigh covered with buffalo robes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-15
LOCAL LACONICS.

The Emerald Social Club will give grand
soiree this evening, in Madam Bornards Hall,
corner of King and Society streets.
The NEWS is in receipt Of complimentary
passes for 1873 from the Savannah and Charles
ton and the Northeastern Railroad Companies.
There will be united meeting OF the
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Confederate Home
Association tonight, at eight O'Clock, at the
Home, Broad street.
Joe Jefferson and bis company, with Man.
aoer John T. Ford, passed through the city
Yesterday on their way to Savannah, where
Rip Van Winkls is 10 be produced tonight.
Willis Haiues, the youth who accidentally
shot himself few days since whilst cunning,
still lies ut the City Hospital in very critical
condition.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-15
ESCAPE Il PRISONER.

Yesterday afternoon, subsequent to the ad-
iournment OF the Inferior Court, four prisoners
were put in charge of three constables to De
carrisd to Jail. One of the constables, with
two prisoners, walked some distance in ad-
vance of the rest OF the party. When these
reached the cornor Of King and Broad streets
one Of the prisoners broke into run up King
street. The constable, supposing that the
other constables were close behind him, aban-
doned the remaining prisoner, notorious
colored offender named Alfred Hudson. and
pursued the runaway. He succeeded in cap
turing the latter, but when he returned Hud-
son was missing.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-15
MRS. OATES INLES BATARDS.

The audience at the Academy last night was
larger than en- the night previous. Ofenbach's
comic opera of "Les Bavards' was presented
without any interpretations. Mrs. Oates was in
better vein, and the choruses were excellent.
There were no local hits as on Monday night,
hut strict adherence to the English version Of
the text, and proper rendering of the quaint
and pleasing music of the great German COM
poser, pleased the audience much better. To-
night Pianche's musical comedy Of "lLe
Flower Girl Of Paris"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-15
PuRT OALkhDAR.
HOoN,e PHASES.
MARINE NEVIS.
CHARLESTON, 8. Co... JANUARY l6, 1873.
ARRIVED SATURDAY..

Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
left 29th ulI. Mdse. 10 J AdRer 60. A9ams,
Damon co. II & A Ashton, D ANIME, sulSKen =
Wonitmsno, u Bart i co. H BlschoI GO, BsSd.
3 Bull. NJ brothers, II Bruning, Borner. sN
Brown, Dr H Baer, WI Bennett, Bollmann BIOS.
WIN Bud u co, W Chaleo GO, Cnspl1, :
Ii Claussen, II Cubia CO, l. Cohen CO; camp,
A Duo & SON. A Damon, Eysenoach, Er ~ yin % 3:
Magill, Evening Bulletin, D Fleming co 70.
gartleis Book sto'e. T Frost, Fnrcnpott. Benedics
Grayeey. p L GuilIemin. E II dIimke, Grsmann D.
ScuwacSc, Gen Gilmore, q Hall q co. heese.
m4n & Bro, Hart d co. l Lyman CO, aoimes,
calder L co, Hurksmp CO. Hull; ,,ass 2 hsa a
W q Jones l. co. Kinck, WioSenoerg co,
Knopelock & Small, h W Kriete. Kressel. Jr,
Kres, ,el 4 'BrsLdes, Johnson Br0Wn, klatte q
co, Mrs N Lampe. Lopez, u! LUMP, Lsoley,
8 R Marshal q 90. 4 W Marshall co. Martin r.
Moud, MenIe i Muller, Melchers Muller, McLoy
& .RIre, q Minor q co, W A Middleton, VIM
Mat;niesssD. Mstgsy 6,Nsi iss psnsn,a asr peeTy
P Poppenheim, Ravenel & co. Ravenel. Homes q,
co, keed, kie!s, T SCHROEDER, Sncox.
shepherd CO. sunday Times, W b smith co,
Say as. sto webb CO. Taylor CO. tss GS9S.
llnson 4 co, p Toale, NJ Tries, W U9ernardt, !!
ii Vrliers, + Won Santen, Wagner honsess,
Walker. Evans L. OoRswell, o Wleters, VII,
sou Bro. P Wineman d CO. Whlldeu q yones,
Wiief II WV'e, Nv 10 ~ - - ~ - - -
and others
Mdse. To Roach MoIett, Pelzer, Rodgers co,
, U Railroad Agent, W Smith co. ana others.
Tug Ida, ID sinclair, Jr, Coosaw hVer. ID
Adger. u
schr Brave, Foss, Boston via Vineyard Haven
days from latter port. Furniture. 10 Sn'
cox Vessel To Enslow 4 co.
Received from hisolm's MIL. 81 tierces rice.
To Howard j Gro.
Received from Benefits MIL 16l nerces rice,
To W o Bee CO and Kinsm an Il Howell.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-1as
Adger Il CO.
Steamship Fslcon, Haynie, 8altimore-P q
Trenholm.
spanish brig Paco, Estsrellas, Barcelona-W P
Hall.
swedish brig Helios, Holm, Falmouth spd
Market-Jas Adger CO.
schr P Wyman, Perry, Norfolk, Va-koacn
Monelt.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York.
Steamship Falcon Haynie, Baltimore.
Br DarXenLne File dc Pair. Jones, Liverpool
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship james Adger, Lockwood, at New
steamship Manhattan, woodhul, at New York +,
January IA.
MEMORANDA.
The schr James L. Maloy, Russell, from GeoFg~
town, Q, arrived at baltimore January IL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-15
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.

stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, January Ia. 1878
CoTToN.-ThIs staple was dull and with almost
n suspension, OF Inquiry. sales about 100 bales,
nay, 6 at 10. IA at Tx, 8 at Is, A a5 1sA, l at
1sX, at 10, s at 1917, 1a at l9H, IL at 1oa. The
market Is to unsettled 10 permit reliable quota
lions, and they are omitted.
RcB.-There was firm tone to the market,
with but a limited supply OF good qualities Offer
Ing. Sales about 40 t.erces clean Carolina, say,
"a tIerces at exc, 81 at 71.1s, 75at7hc p fb.
We quote common to fair at 6h@7c, good IN
@7Hc.
NAVAL SToREs.-There were received e2 bbls
spirits turpentine and $50 bbls rosln. There was
no business announced.
FRBIauTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, di rect, -
on upla1ds, - on sea Islands; via New YORK,
kd on uplands, - on sea Islands; by
sail 1ld on uplands, and IA on sea Islands. To
Hayre, - on uplands. Coastwse-to New
York, By steam, nc on uplands and - on sea
island; 81 q tierce on rice; 6Oc . nbl Oh rosin
by sail, &c p fb on cotton; % q tierce on
rice; soc 4, Dbl ON rosn; s1l@l2 q on lumber; :;
sl2al2 90 a N on timber. To Bost n, BY steam
xc on uplands and So SO q tlerce on rice; By sail,
g a fb on uplands; rosn 7Oc; reaawed stuff
sl2@l2 so; timber sls@1s SO; phosphate s595 50.
To Providence, by sail slo@ll q on boards;
&C q lb on cotton; by steam 70 via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam Hc on hollands; 81 Is
q cask on rice; sOc q bbl on rosu; 81 on spirits
Through bills OF ladlng given to Boston, ProVi'
dence and the New En gland cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, $S p NJ on boards; $l2 on timoer;-
ton on clay; SO so on pnosphates. To Baltimore,
by steam &c q, fb; by sail ss@s SO q on
boards; - on timber; So so q ton at city; SIG
$50 q ton up river on phosphate r'ck. Vessels
nre In demand oy our merchants to take lumber
freghts from Georgetown, s. o.. Darlen and SAtil.
Ia RIVER Ga, aud Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and slo@12 q II are TIE rAtos on timber
aud boards.
sxcHtNaR.-Sterling 90 day bills 2lH.
DoussTIo ExCuANGE.-The banks purchas'
sight checks on New York at y per cent. on
and sell at par.
GoLD-12@l3.
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THE DEAD EMPEROR.

LONDON, January ID.
Marshal LIE Boeuf aud Generals Frolssard
and Failly have arrived at Chiselhurst, from
France, 10 attend Napoleon's funeral. Prince
Tpck will likewise attend. Queen Victoria
will visit the Empress Engenie after the iune-
raj.
Marshal Bazaine's health has become seri~
ously affected since he has received the news
OF Napoleon's death. His wife is at Chisel-
hurst.
Two hundred persons will be admitted hour
ly 10 view the ex.Emperor'b remains while
lying In state.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-15
rRE CHARLESTON NEWS: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1s 1873.

enterprises already in notion and hy faithful
AMI economical application IT the public revenues
to the objects defined by law.
To this great eud, fellow citizens OF the senate
and House, my eGDrts. and tnoSe OF the S,ate
officers whO surround me, will not be wanting,
and am fully persuaded that yours will not De
denied.
l trust that your counsels for the common
good OF the whule people OF the STATE VIII 'oe
constantly enlightened and fortified BY the WIS.,
dom OF the Omnlpotent Ruler Of the Universe,
ami that, whatever may be the adverse Jnde.
ment Of men, each legislator Will deserve ana
receive the approving saGction OF his own con-
science IN all his public actions.
F. J. MOSES Jr.,
Gnyernur OF South Carolina,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-15
Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston. for New York-Mtss
McGowan. r McGloughiin, stewart, ; y
Conway, Mrs Alexander, MISS Ale1anosr'
Civens Atkins and vie.
Per steamship Falcon, from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
] s Barrw el u A Harris and T + sullivan. u
Per steamship Champion, from New YorKI!r
De,ano. B 8 Proc or. D Bennett y 81 VanName,
White MIS- E l. Ottoengu! Carter. 3as L
Ryan, Nellie Wilkinson. W R Adams, y Burr,
7 smith,, Brown, Major Crsyt n, Mrs Ter
wiliger. Mrs Gardner, Miss Carr, Miss ID Stry-
briug, Miss Battell, Miss Buckley Miss King, MISC
N Mead, J Mead and wife, Qaisy Mead,
rane, and 2 on deck.