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New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
6ltuatlons Uanieo-- males.
Clerks Statesmen, &c.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE Will BR RBCsivBD AT THB UPTOWN
OFrcRs, Nos a1 I-2 West Thirty 'esendsl 3Os West
HARLEM OfRICB 1855 Fourth bei~
ninth and hundred snt reh sh s the BROOkLYN
BRANCH OfPICR No 3kJ Wsshingoa
Once, up TO p IA at regular ofior rate.
CHANDELIER CHASING by an English-
~ lately arrived who thorough voftmsa farn.h
eonoes iron ior e.paey having ~oted
~,yss moiersh Apply .t ODRiBS ENGLISH LABOR BUakAy
IJs wss, JiA d, sssass yfssisu, iaaapg Iot u v.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

" ghshmn well experienced e.ng borse aud
go eVsr can also do gardening and tend
snd bn n, &C. good reeommendiuons Please call CARPBN
TbRS, I5o ",st llta-st-. oth-sVe
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
EVERY NIGHT IL ADDITION 70 REGULAR PERFORMANCE
SYNOPSIS or SCENES AND INCIDENTS:

Scene Grand the English troops; Gen Howe. ,d
appeal to h, commaal Engaads King aud Enanas
Paddy wbaes the Irish Americans Patriotic
scene III The in Readiness Arrival Of Gen.
warren COuatryms aud FeOwsOers the Alarm,
Scene of the Great Battle Terrific Fight for
Desperate Contest Horse to Horse an Man o Man Grand
Combat Putnam aud Howe Arrival Of PADDY whse
ties ea. sensation, Batmenis walls and Fortdeaous blown 70
oou o Free Pldd whack and the American flag; PADDY bis
Glory Sgeu Appearance oi The GODDESS OF LIBERTY GRAND
81 brilliant lu,r,ton Of principal Battle Scene, DAILY
GRAPHIC ru.sisy, Dee ~
ARENIC DEPARTMENT.
TIE O,giHg of the Principal Acts IN the Double Rng Cir
,. oriental Entre Introducing Lords, Ladies Pages serf,
Canes Dromedars Elephants, M James Mel.
ye great Australian Bareback Rider; Master Dave Castillo, his
Raae.tTnue Gitas Mssrs Ha~ey Mao Flying Men Of
M lin n & % , Hs n uIS M B sosa aHd y Ps's Feet Af
ambn school Physical EiUeauou La Perch Melville aud Son
g, n A e. sasa Snis Ss . a: % ns Mns Ms; The he
Tr.ns Baedy Melville bis Wonierfn Pony Hurdle
Charlie, White Mile TnGT, in her great Bncns & A., On the
,a 20 Grand ' sspor Monte Vnie in an ,rt of
Pfoi aud Ae Bushnell wonderful Juggling aud mpaeneps Feat
MgNAGERIB DEPARTMENT
The oosing OF the more costly Specimens Open at al
L,ius Giraa sea Lions Lions Tger LOpar, ostrcb- four
Elephants camsls sI DOueans .pg Family Water But
Birds Lmss Hast India rsp south American TaP Apes Bsboon,
Gorss Marine Monsters Wari Hog Sea Gov, BABY Buffalo,
roos brazilian Tiger Bmu Cssowsy Polar Bears Russian Bears
sun Eebu Fehoned Sheep King Vnur Sacred Or
hundreds Of other leooges specimens interesting AMI
Instructive o the xhole human family
MUSEUM DEPARTMENT.
Open At all from - 10 Living Curosies Admiral
years and bat % inches hight Zip the sonieu and
What Is II r. the world Chren-rcpre
Of extinct FIJI Cannbals the only genuine aud
s s @ M.fseioa Mechanics, Elects from Eaops fs,ls ASo
nations Automatic Trumpeter Organ Grinder Bell Ringers
Mechanical singing Birds sleeping Beauty tue dying Napoleon
rotto Calypso and perfect Of marvellous mechanism
opsrsd By beautiful steam engine The thousands Of annse
sender, renders impossible
r- Words Fair will positively close with the Holidays
- r. I. BARNUM. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

DENTISTRY Of every description cheaper
~ and better @sa other Establishment IN The Csh an,
Extracting andet gas bal, asu, pdee Dr. WAIT SON
corner fweniy-thirist and Four,h ave i
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
L'oachmen.

L'oachmeu.
A RLSPECTABLE COLORED MAN wishes
situation as COACHMAN In any other CAPACITY excellent
Call o siire.. q uh.st
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
NOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.
BushNick for lslp At an.
GKO. y. CARMAN. Superintendent

r elegant RHODE ISLAND. TUESDAYS Thurs
go a Saturdays and NARRAGANSErT MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and
bsys Pier 80 Norh foot Of Jayst dsly (ecept
a. Z y arriving Boston ahead OF AL other lines
SAe al principal Railroad Obces and saterooms
Co. Al 3S Brosdwa7
a. y. qLKiNS. d. 5. BABCOCK. President
Pass Act.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-06
a. IL G. w. RAILWAY.
FRANKLIN BRANCH.
TErnc Table adopted NOvem-
ben 4, aST.g.

ToRTuWARD: ncity. Frnkln, Moadvnc
'.'l'cS "....'.'.,... 81 a IN H.lS N ~ 10 a IN
hnl...";..i -" f5I m 81 pm ass pm
aC''ian'G H!"n,-, ,.U n 90 pm 400 . NJ
Accommodation" S"oPm 3lo IN f,15p IN
,p''N" Ahp; Noad 'rr Franklin. on City
ngc's..........." q g ~ GCia N S31al III
haii.,.,.,...,........,l*' ~ p M hTpm 22J un
Accom- udlIul.. 100 nm. 10 3oam 1t16a
a=pgo- s.".... ... 10 pm G21Fn Il0pm
t.. u BARTON, Genl supt
r. B-lina % IN ng!-j slower tmn oii ,rcel.
Yea way tiuc.
-..-..-s- 2, r-,.s--,i=, ,.,s,r ,.-s
Advertise il tie AECoHD.
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DUNM2lsK, WARREN AND
PlgI'&IsUEG4 RAILWAY.
Tine Table takes effect Nov 3, -st2
s0UrIWARD ..I .
NORTHWARD

II; taton for jamestown, N. Y, ard connection
with X. q G. W. trains east aud west. Connects AT
Warren With trains east and west on the p. & L.
r. H. d. TIiAYER GcG1 Supt,
runkirk, New Yoik
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rhiiagcH!sIssa &; Erie csallronel
WINTER .rIME tab f.

and fer Sunday, Get 9Th 1872, the Trains
on the Philadelphia ~ Erie Railroad will run as
follows;
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Manhood Restored!!!

Dr.. yelpau's Elixir Ct Youth-;te
grest ,estorer Of youthful vigor a posi-
tive cure for Nervous Debility. lmpo:-
.ency. Spermattor.hca. Lcw1ses OF
Spirits, Malanchoiy-sr:sing either foni
excessive Indulgence, o7er stcdy, or any
cause whatever.
~A certain remedy 70, Weakness
arisisR from excuses, Or early iud!s-
crstion, Clergymea, Lawyers. Students
and al Who follos ssdsatary eccaps-
tions, or nervous Eysesn sse orer-work-
ed; the i;stless enerT..e2 youth, wkcse
constitution has been shattered by O.
uancless vice and the .sssscd detotee Of
sensual pleasure vii! experience inne-
Iiats relief, and o pernancnt euro VIII
surely follow the Use Of the LIKE or
YoUIN.
Hundreds Of Letters from taose who
have been saved from Consumption, In
sanity, or Death, and restored TO Health.
! Happiness and Manhood, could be- given,
were j. not for the dcheacy Of the sub
ject.
prioe, 100 pc. hottis. si1 bottles,
$500. Semitic any part Of the Country,
securely sealed from observation, on
receipt of peies. Al letters sacrediy
confidential.
Address au oTd=rsto
HOOPER acc.
Philadelphia, Pa. r. Q. Box 24633:
Mar l9-1y
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FOR THE NEXT
SO DAYS

r will sell my stock Of DRY GOODS at
prices to suit purchasers, as I have
dstermined to close out the present stock
on hand. Call and buy bargains,
as many articles win be sold at and some
even under cost. :,
Cents Coat. and Pants, Linen, f1on 10
TO so cents per yard.
Gents fine white shirts ct cost.
Lot of Berage goods at cost.
) Ploues at 20 cents per yard
Nice assorted stock of calicoes at from
81 to Il cents per yard.
Remnants Of cahcoes cheap.
Ladies trimmed Hats at cost.
Bargains in Gents straw hats.
Fancy articles sold regardless Of price.
Also cali attention to my well selected
stock of Groceries which are offered at
market prices.
Call at once and secure
bargains.
You viii do we'll to call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Messers. J. Killian Efrd and Henry
u. Gross, will be found in charge o.
the above business, ready and willing
to serve you.
At the old stand OF Caughman & Wyse
June lS-tf
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BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS.
PURE sllEl PURE BleoD!
Pure FLESH!

To have good health and enjoy long
..fe is the desire of all. To be well, to
iook well, to eat we'll, to sleep we'll
dealth is the one thing neednl.
The Blood and Liver Pills is hew
medicine, new remedy, and GLAZING the
.ttention of the people on the well
rounded basis o., merit and worth. At
III times, and in all climates, no medi:
.ine is so greatly needed in assisting na-
.ure in regulating itself, as Blood Pun
.ier and Liver Regulator. -
The Blood and Liver Pills are good
or oppressed stomach; feyerishness
irowsinsss and Incidence, nervous
xatchfulness 1t night; melancholy,
olues, dreams, COMMONLY ffightful chest
oppressed and heavy; darling pains in
The abdomen; faintness; signing; diff.
cult and sho:t bteathi pain in the chest,
about the lungs, commonly mistaken 70,
pleurisy; shifting pains like those Of
rheumatism, COLES; sometimes short
sharp cough, with dryness Of throat
unpleasant throbbing about the stomach
excess Of dandruf, and scurfy deposit on
he skin; falling Of the haii; fulness and
,traightness Of De abdomen, witt desire
20 loosen tse clothing; sour stomach
with symptoms Of dyspepsia; bilious
colcs; disrrh9s; dyssntery; fevefs; OBJ
stinste constipation. intermittent fever,
or fever and ague; jaundice; costiveness
ind diarrhea alternately; expectoration
stringy and sticky; foul mouth in the
morning, often naused and, vomiting;
dizziness; pain in the. night shoulder,
in the shoulder blade; ina
bility to lie on left side; hiccough; oc-
cassionally pain in the left shoulder.
Seasonable use Of the BLOOD AND
LIVER PILLS, taken 80 directed, will
always prevent there disorders.
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H1eY FsE1GHTs.-The commerce
Of Charleston has a great deal 70
contend with on account OF the
eyhorAssant charges OF her Rail
roa;lz The high tariff ON tue
Sauth Carolina Railroad, from
Yingsy;lie to Camden, has driven
seve:s! Of our merchants to North
srn markets for their supplies
Freight Of the Yalae of eight nun,
,ired dollars and more, was shipped
from Charleston to Florence over
xha Northeastern Railroad upon
Which the charges were ~; the
.distanco is one hundred ana TWO
miles; It is stated that the same
freight from Florence to Inn
moSsy;iIe, a distance OF Twelve
.,a:les, ever the Wilmington 90
lle.slDiia. and Augusta Raihoad' was
charged s5l!
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oUR TABLE.

7s NT,,n,fo fo,.
fE:soS N SOY, 5 iAplEss LADIES saAea1tss s ~.
.usgss isaireaay rsee,see,, ano -
8s haTe always sald we caanos
heiP ssNing u is one Q. Tue pess
adles Magazines pnohsneo' ana
1:e are sure te cneapess IN sne
sorlntrE G for u s only % q yer. a..
he Nuas. hsiioe! SseS .ue
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Notice of Dissolution.

Ry mutual consent this day the CO.
Dpartnership of Roof l. Rawl ceases
to exist. All persons having demands
against the firm of Roof & Rawl will
present the same to D. Rawl, who will
pay the same. And all persons indebted
to the late firm will settle the same with
D. Rawl. D. RAWL.
!-cc eth 1879 S. NJ. ROOF.
viii couln;;e - Lumber business.
AID jsEro -" 2s.roEage of all friends.
D. RAWL.
Jri 2-5W 38-39-40
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
For
tEXINGTOy COUNTY.

tEXINGTON COUNTY.
Clerk Of LourI-Wna. ]. Assmarn, DR.
Judge Of Proba.e.-S.: P. Wingsrd.
Sheriff. Henry II. Ge:ger.
Coroncr. P. Qqsttlehsrr,.
Schoo! Coz,mn'r.-A. D. Hsltawanger.
County Commissioners.
D. D. D. Mitchell,
Jeremiah Wyse.
8. L. Smith.
C7e7s:.-R. Earman.
COUNTY, Treasurer .--Dr. L. 8. J. Hayes:
AudRor.-L. II. Boozsr.
JURY COMMISSIONS. -Abran Geiger.
Tria, justices
Lexington C. HI. n. Hendrix.
Countsville. p. q. Derrick:
Columbia Nunamaker.
Leesvi1le. 4. Smith.
Steadmap's. J. Bar.
Beaver Pond Charles Hutco.
Pomaria-J. j. Derrick.
Coiumbis.-A r. Taylor:
Senator. c. Hope.
Representatives.-Msj. Il. 4. Aee;zs, Dr.
Jacob W. Lownan.
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Some persons are discussing the e
probable nationality Of a very taA
and sim foreign lady who puts Oh
: i,alsaa aiirs. sI think she is q
s,,s ede,' said one. CA Russian, l
sfank," yentured an OF b er.
LAX" said o wag, "she looks
more like q Pole"
st Augustine is urged to devote
her energies to mule and donkey
- issnc. q. .s...Es
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: rHE COMMON Pleas.
/ sYINGToE COUNT. z
Complaint for fo.:eclosa-e
Of Mortgage.
a64-s9n W. Lindler, Adm ?, Pitt. /,
Robert n. Amick, De-,
tu6G-son W. Lindler,


IN obedience to an order. IN the above
Z stated case, made by the Honorable
:. H Cooke on,the 2sth of May 1878,
,7in SEA- at Lexington Court House,
on the Iss Monday in august next, Sth@
.acrsSagcd Premises described in tie
rnoye csss, rs follows, to-wit: all mat
.-act OF garcel of land, containing 47s
acres, moro or less,) being psA OF o
srxc: originally granted TO GsGge hlpp,
situate lying and being ID lhe County
aforesaid. in the Fork OF Broad and
Saiud2 Flyers, on brsnch waters OF
Broad Ri7er, bocnded on lines north
Ivcs. b. Jno. Slice, Southwest by Alsy
Slice, southeast and northwest by
Jno Metz, upon following terms,
tc-,rit: Cash Sufficient to pay the cost
os these Proceedings, the balance on 8
credit Of twelve months from Gay Of saie
I6e purchaser to give bond and security
aad mortgage ofthe premises sold,. and
70 oay Tor papers.
s Clerks Oaice, Lexington G. r., s. c.,
.1Rly 18th A. D. 1878.
LILLIAN ]. AssMANN,
elk. Circuit Court,
Special Referee.
JAY s, 3w-s700 D-2
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Pictures! Pictures!!
4 for dollar

respectfully announce to the public
generally, that I am now located Mt
Lexington Court House, S. c., where l
am prepared to take pictures ofah kinds
and styles: ALI those IN, want Of such
would do ~eu to give me call lean
be found during all hours of the day, at
my STUDIO, which IS located in rear OF
Drafts Hotel. !.
My prices are reasonable and are such
that al can reach them. Satisfaction
guaranteed to all who may favor me
with their patronage, &c.
aS~ Old pictures copied on reasonable
FL 2. HaRMaN. Artist.
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B|d5I!||E||1l|ll7f |E||1l|ll7f

:pis.ss. ao ssrr.:.,aa. .ensn,.: issass.i.ry ,sw
snisstonst loss of semen. sp~snax-
torrhea, lose Of power, di,.f had.
loss Of nAeoaory, ana tAf<atened In
Petenee, and tmbeetlity. snt sover-
OFATHuC SPECIFIC, NO. TWENTY
EIGHT. TEIS HOTEHttIH gKNEUY :sans
Up the s-.sen, G!.ssts q, discharges, an iK-
parts ,isos snA epeIyy, Ess aai r,.ai:;y 70 ...e
ea:ire Jnxa. They have CT II Thousand. o! csses
Ps;ea, IS p1 psckaFe ef :irc texe. und y large 81
vial, which "a very inpo-.aa: is obstinate or Oh
eases, os u pe- sirsls box. Sod ~ ALL Drug
Es.s, anc scu- by null OF .ee,ift OF price lSdses.
HUMPHREYS SPEClglc HOGEQPATEIC
MEDICINE CO.. 563 c-a1-A=S g.
Mar. l2-ly
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:SHERIFF'S SALE.
LEXINGTON,

IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
Ee Partc Jas. D. Clark and VIM. Joyner,
Adm'rs. estate of Mrs ID. NJ. Joyner.
PURSUANT to an order in the above
stated case, ] will SELL at the resi-
Idence of Mrs. NJ. II. Joyner, deceased,
IN, Lexington. County, within the legal
hours, on Tuesday the 22d Of July inst,
all the personal property belonging to
said essate for Cash, consisting OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Hogs, CattlerHorse and Wagon, and
groNihg creP.
Sheritfs Office, LEXINGTON, G. H.,
July Z, 1878. H. q. GEIGER,
Sheriff Lex County.
JuIy g. 2w-St.75 $40
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NOTICE..

sYYHg undersigned, will sell, at Lex
iagton Court House, on the first
sionday in August next, 1873, at public
apcaoo. within the legal hours Of sale,
the Ri and Personal property of John
gendris. late of Lexington Village, dec,
viz: oos lot containing two acres, more
or less. with q small dwelling house,
somks nouse, stable and garden thereon.
Ssi.. % IS bounded south by. main street
5c Apg,,s,A road, on the west by James
z. Ravas lot, ona the east by Caughman
& WISE ) lot, and northb back cross
str2c.. =.
A.so sxty-two acres of pine land
more or less) situate, lying and being,
IN ths county OF Lexington. on CowPe,,,
branch, waters of twelve mile creek, and
bcun led by lands of Saml Dent, lands
Of the estate of George Wingard, dec,
ana o,aers.
aud he following personal property
of stii deceased, viz: One Cow and Cali,
ucrlho!d and Kitchen furniture, and
o,a-r articles not necessary to mention.
Terms of. sale Cash. Purchasers OF
ragl osse,eto pay for sn -:cc--. 81.
IsAIAH HENDRIX
Ageo, fp- .teirS
T.qy;nrtan CI ts.,v =, 4 l. 1913
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,- SOUTH CAROLINA
Loan and Trust Company,
CHARLESTON, S. c..
OFFICE, No. II BROAD STREET. =

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
The deposits in the Savings Depart
,nent ofthis Company are invested as a
Special Trust, and, therefore, are MOI
subject to the hazards of banking.
In addition to this special security.
depositors have the guarantee of the en'
tire Bank Capital, which amounts tc
three hundred thousand dollars $500,
000.)
This department will enable all classes
to find safe security for their savings.
however small; and at the same time
bearing a remunerative interest six per
cent. compounded quarterly Cur:
rency can be re!hitted by expires, AID
drafts by mails.
F. A. MITCHELL, CASHIER.
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f. L. P. HARTMAN, Artist.
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IF YcU WANT
SCHOOL b OOKS,
aG1o
R. [. BRYAN,

UyHO has received fresh supply Of
w ENGLISH, FRENGHi GERAAF
and CLASSICAL SCHOOL BooKs;
also Of SCHOOL srArIos osERy OF svery
description. I'll for sale It lowest
market rstse.
Jan 22-3u
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PREPARED ONLY BY
, 1873-01-09

COUNTY OFF1cIALs.--On Monday the
new county officers were formally install
ed in their respective Offices. They are
us follows: Auditor-C. c. Perkins;
Sheriff.. A. Atkins; Treasurer--O.
C. Shorey; Probate Judge-W. NJ.
Yorke; Commissioners T. Stewart,
Z. Robinson, A. C. Kimball; Assessor
J. T. Kenworthy; School Superintend-
ent; George F. Whitworth; Surveyor
John Whitworth; Coronor-I. I. Rob
erts.
Mr.. s Shorey is the only one of the OLD
county officers reelected, and we believe
his personal OF official integrity was
never inn cached; the principal opposi-
ton to him being based upon the popu-
Ian demand for an entire change III the
management of county affairs--the prin-
ciple upon which all the other officers
for the present term were elected, and
to the understanding implied thereby
they will he held strictly accountable.
We have great faith that the public Cor
tidence has not been misplaced, and that
we shall not again be called upon, dur
ing Their tern of Office, to inaugurate a
crusade again official "rings." organi
zed to manage public affairs for private
purposes.
, 1873-01-09

The Battle Row Gang, to which II.
Rogers, lately hanged in Brooklyn. be-
longed, is composed of fourteen of the
most dangerous, drunken roughs in
Brooklyn, who never stop at any crime,
from rape to murder--their mildest rec
reation being to knock down innocent
and offensive passers-by into cutters.
Two days before Rogers was hanged,
his mother was arrested for drunken
ness, and while she was being brought
into court number of men passed,
bearing the beams of her sons gallows.
The shock was terrible, even to one in
her condition, and the plying judge re-
leased her without further punishment.
, 1873-01-09

~ SEATTLE THE RIVAL OF Boston
10 make eventually Seattle the rival Of
Boston in the art of Music, all that is
needed is good teacher and everybody
to patIonize him. Now is the chance.
Prof. Seligeris weu-known on the coast
as thorough master, and being per-
manently located here, has taken large
room on the corner of Maine and Second
streets, and is ready to give lessons on
the Piano, Violin, Guitar. Flute and
Organ, ,etc. lie is also arranging singing
class, and has reduced the prices SO low
that everybody will have a chance to
form their voices, even for the most
difficult pieces. and to be on hand when
the ''Great Seattle Peace Jubilee" shall
take place. For particulars, apply at
Crawford & HarrinSton's store, also, at
his office ON the corner Of Maine and
Second streets, upstairs.
, 1873-01-09

The s,aee-trade is not quite dead yet.
Our Australia i,dvices have disclosed IA
system which is i'll limited application
there, the difference between which anu
slavery is not very distinguishable. The
Peruvian Coolle-trad is nothing bu.
slavery-oat aud out. A word from
England and the United States would
stop it; bds the unlucky "Chin, ST. is
not quite dark enough to commant.
sympathy. Now We learn. via Homo
luiu, that a regular system of slave pi-
racy has been established in certain
grounds of Pacific Islands, the natives
OF which are stolen and sold both to the
Guano merchants and to Australia. As
these unfortunates are toleiably black,
1t is thought their call may ultimately
engage attention.
, 1873-01-09
Financial and Commercial.
SEATTLE, Jan. 8, 1878.

SEATTLE, Jan. 9, 1873.
The Puget Sound Banking Company
report gold in New York 112, currency
buying, Ss11 u; SightExchange on Portland
and San Francisco. u per cent. pre-
mum. on New York l per cent. pre-
MUM for Currency, "a per cent. pre-
MUM for Gold. Sterling Sight Drafts
on Jay Cooke, Mccullough & Co, TSn-
don, England, 80 10 per 6. These
d1afts are cashed by special agreement
all over Ireland, Scotland and the Con-
tinent free of charge.
Trade during the week has been quite
dull.
Money is in fair demand at ~ to 2
per cent. per month with considerable
inquiry for long loans on city real estate
for improvement and building purposes.
We hear that property owners at Bel
lingham Bay have sent party to New
YORK to negotiuet with the N. z. Il. Il.
Co. to locate the terminus at that point,
and offering the Company one-half the
lands on the Bay and ten miles back,
which is a very liberal offer and will no
doubt secure the consideration of the
Directors of the Company, for Belling-
ham Bay has much in its favor.
There has not been as much shipping
at this Port for some months as at pres
ent. The decline of onehalf on freights
in San Francisco, for the wheat trade,
will tend to improve our lumber and
coal exports which have materially snf
fered in the last three months by the
high rates for freight and scarcity of
ships. Puget Sound lumber in San
Francisco is bringing good prices. Sc
attle coal is selling at $14 per ton. the
highest vet reached.
, 1873-01-09


night created much interest in many
places throughout the city, and it was
hardly expected, however, that YER
dict would be rendered SO soon. Du. 1g
the latter days of the trial some appre-
hension was awakened among the
friends of the prisoner, at the peril
Eacity and skill shown by the attorneys
for the prosecution, still the feeling ex-
listed among many that conviction Of
murder in the first degree would not be
found, that if there was any disagree
ment among the jury the verdict would
be either justifable homicide or man
SLAUGHTER
, 1873-01-09
Here is a lady who intends

Here is lady who intends to lecture
on a subject which she ought Through
ly to understand. Miss Alexander, now
q California actress, but formerly Mrs.
Brigham Young. No. so-and-so. .announ-
ces her intention of discoursing during
the next lecture season upon Mormon
ism in general and polygamy in particn-
lar. This will be entertaining but it
hardly seems to be necessary. 1t is a
remarkable and somewhat cheering fact
that the doctrine of many wives never
made any converts outside the Mormon
profession. By this we mean that no
religionists, however absurd their creed
ever proposed to take up tf4s absurdity.
We are satisfied, therefore, that the
world is is no danger from the heresy,
whether the lady lectures against it or
not. Still, curiosity is one of the most
respectable of the human faculties, and
ought to be gratifed.- Y. Tribune.