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New-York tribune., 1873-04-09


HAY-The quotabe change the receipts
demand Moderate quote Prime 40 t2Jd ~
Fair +2d shipping 3d $50 Straw moderately active
qnoted slld s2 Lorg Ryei Sa r8 Tor short
l50 SO Tor Ost; andtS "a : 10 for Wheat
HEMP-Mauia ady qIet az lOlc, gold Jne Inactive
gold. anl Ju Butts quoted al ld2 ltc with
jobhing trade within the
iNDIGO-The m rk is without important change and the inquiry
Only limited We snail sales Madras and Manila % - and
Cameo. at 5ld %, currency.
LEATHER-Tue business 10 Hemock Sole has been only 10
ami puces Withou; Quotsbe changr. W.
follows HemOck BgeuOs AYrei HEAVY B1c Heml0ck
Bgslus Afes. Middle 29dc. Hemiuck. bueuo Ayes. Light
Halpy: Hem"oE California. Heavy. ~ id29c henock, Cao
Middle 4ld2lc., HenOck, California. Lght. 2iqlc Hem
oa Oll)o Sc Heavy, 4od-'c hemoct ornoeo &c Middle 43
dc; Hemlock Ouoco Ac Light 21aElc; Hp0ck, Good Dam
an vogI 2i1loc Hem0ck Poor Damaged all
l90 IemI0ck Rough UnoL Gro,
HEAVY, Iuol Grouped Mdle, SIC, UnOn Cropped,
Light zoe c Union Bellies bd2lc Oak Rough ai Ntehs 5d
,c; OAK Rough 0uhen all weights l ~ jlc euencF - 10
NAVAL NIOEkSSplrs has detlued Nh only
hhls Meclaptabe az oic
Ro,n aad e ur ih uy chiesy the low grades
tltv hbs DO 0ngsde - 10 fat. and 2O hbs
4I ~ du, - 2a % 30 iUr Washington
Wilmington. Cuy Pitch qlotsi At ~ Is.
MOLASSkSlhe market bn, With sales Of o. hhds prime
MuscOyaio ale W bids old crop Cuba
Prime NevOe,us t ; Porto Rico qaosl ~
ab5c for I.llty aud grocery goods
MILL FhEDIh- market quiet aud UNCHANGED.
a. 54i 90 %. o2ldH-2 30 10. szlU+2J atd iOI c s4
MblALShe market for laUi Copper has dull
unchanged; Lake quoted &c. cash Eussh
small 'ss 1i b. s. 10 Jic Scotch Pig Iron quiet bu ss
lgl quote Esuou 65td p5j; Gle.auoc SUG
quoted : 81 FOR 40 D. t0 % fOr NO q q of
fuf.e. he tuslu Rails dull AMI 3D. -O Oh b..
gsh lrr steady Wish ull dtnanl a t5ia 3 go r D. H. and ~f
T. Inactive -
yid Furusu fg load Au ld and 90 e.
bic, fulii Bar du' 100 5c Sheet ald Pipe at tri
Ppc br aH les !" tet cent 10 the trade hif.st 'r n Ut
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD Co.'S FIRST MORT
GAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT B0NDs for sale at
90 and accrued interest Only limited number
unsold. The Road rapidly approaching completion.
The Bonds are THE ONLY LIEN upon ROAD EQUIP
MENT, 1926 400 ACRES LAND and all other property
OF the Company The land sales average over So
per acre. II. G. MARQUAND No 120 Broadway.
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n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL s. ls73.
] tIpIrssi7 Tor IHE n. J. lhlbtNE w
General D.Teru0nS

Send only good The heicht aud other
yoos Put everything Oer An attractive look
nation and often sale where dirty package oehb
uesranc win not AloS e
tents Use plenty Of deGH dy hae cut s~ ~h
eg plainly pdia-a Dlte il beand no coni'hts
bbi stating the amount also Send 'lisf Al e
Au
the
sg secure Tor Yourself reputation goods pu stage
~ that your marx a demand
BEANS PEAS
Receipts. bhs beAus S6l bush 10 hhs
beam, u 328 peas Jsb tJS,
Nb 6s bbs time year ago The receipts ngt. toe
maud moderate prices steadily held former ostot, sh
light We Of 10 bots Of prime Marrow a. - t
81 ~ ~ 55 ltO bbs DO
bhl p; hbs. medium ~ tOG
+2GS bbls job - rs 81 bb good Do a
60 IS bb u bbls Rcd Kidney - hbs-
White 81 60 The prices ouy obtained la sfa lo's
Of The stock Of Canada Hght with layoraz
the Of ty BUSH, bond anu bHA soe
. % Dulfa
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SnSIraCIlcn

A SCHOOL and HOME for Young BOlS.-E
~ HISDs, A. b.. Prhe9.. nrai,t'it D.
COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
~ LOHDsNJDNN. ...
Nov fr Us Dist YER tc fdvaHres u every
department of complete education. t c.Itef ,e. co
Gfs ID aaa, rn1 lesftc. SAFE Ih4.I' tr.tr tDC Terms
IBodcIae Adifse rev JOL' il btAhaLI, FA D.
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSrI-
u TUrE NesLisea. tolu.-fry-4. 90 college tle Soeonac
Seboo.. Buslsss
Sumner session begins AWlc la'-
NLAVERACK COLLEGE and HUDSON
" RIVER INSTITUTE 90 CaVefa.L ~ T.. 'E hotl l55
fniLtd Tooui 20 Il,iruooT students regei st al ts
ALONzO FLAtk President
NHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE,
gosrlScI0oi 0 both me oi tie Socriy of
lrsrI s..ing tenn OF % week commerce, a. 10 lh
Address &. 'VLLtN- ffnfin.' b'IE'lNA y. J.
EEMALE INSTITUTE. WHITE PLAINS,
s. D. r,oser, S,i Htcf if;l Me- h j. >.AELA> fnoc p
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
~ aiea En.seysf. Con-. A'lnc,s his e1iLl NELSON
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1873.

Foreign Exchange has been weak and lower the
leading drawers havirg reduced rates twice during
the day. We annex the closing nominal rates:
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A LIBRARY FOR THIRTY $50 CENTS.
M. NCIENCR. IN HISTORY

b
Pive TRIBUNE Extra SHEETS containing:
IFCTVEF EXTRA. I.-Tyuda's Lee GUEES OS LIGHT.
IFCTTRe EXTRA 2.-B COMPULSORY EDUCA
TTOS: Feas MASTERS or The SITUATION; Phltpss LOST
ARTN: Bellows THERE GODl Mari TWAIN : SANDWICH
ISLAND LETTERS .. .... ..,...,
LECTURE EXTRA no 3.-Prof Wiliers BRAIN AND MIND;
Prof BAKERS CHEMICAL DISCOVERIES OF THE SPkCIhO-
SCOPE; Prof Youngs ASTRONOMICAL CONQUESISi Prof
Yorrg's PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF TIE Sun
LECTURE EXTRA, NO. 1.-Sir SHAKkSPEARkAN STUDlbS,
~ % Weiss: seven RT STUDIES National Academy CouIse Par
tons PILGRa FATHERS AS MEN or BUSINESS; Beet Hsres
ARGONAUTS OF a. ... ... ,-,.o...,.
tR A by mai - -- -
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fm a. c gon for Ssda Pig Tin dull sbd nominal 3JdJle.
Srau M se for Rngbh and Rc for Banca all goh Plates
steady gitb fair demand sales Of 900 eoss Charcoal Tss "a
75osll quiet and un'hsngsd We
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

Fogar deliveries fj lt lover wtb hsut tansacou'
,aIr, e.. ir.las. lI 90 basis of low MlIlgg.:
Sales situnav evening after M Apn loo a. ls l5e-i MAJ
a. pc JIat side jane. u lt 1000 a. IC. 300
D. 5!Gc J4r lu - ll-l6 O l4,c, total tlO b sale,
ta up D. APd lO a. 1870; MAJ, toj az Die. 2OJ al
~ i5c 40 J! 10 6 100 - s-tc. 2J
Is 100 ,tt l a. 9c tol 20 lite 30 5c 2)l az
lite 4!c .u ~ 7t at ltc 600 % " 1ltc,
Jur rl etc lOa 9ic goo % ~ 9loc 41 9sc -
~ gC October lOj l7ic ol 50O bales grlsd total ilio
b.
,OFFEE-The market quiet Tor Rio st6lal9c god 40 sals
Aui bag, aucoA H Nra-as sol on
pusa there be- hgst'e 1ru large movement % lA.n,
ar.fecauus 900 including che cargo OF rc Ellen and
malI, aud tle Patcn IioirI AT dol5c,
g.ii. Java qu.r; 30 f14-l,. got
DRUGS ASu nitk-O ssHc and Irn We note sals
Al i, 2 sod bona. A'J bas isT'her 5e'bn@s
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

MOSTCIAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Price, 50.
MCsGRAvE ~ Co., 10 BIoad-st.
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Coleman Bened,et'e closing quotations at p. III.

The gold market has been again pretty quiet with
about the same activity as noted yesterday. The
opening pricc was 1854 but later decline took down
the quotations To llss. from which il reacted by
ltie after midday to llS the basis of the forenoon
business being at ItS20llsl. After D. IN. the prices
declined to llsi aided thereto by larger export clear
ances than had been anticipated lSjOlO6ij Tor the
week ending today and the more cheerful news
from London. reporting Consols and American
securities active and higher growing ont of the
change in the specie movement. The cable reports
the gain ia bullion by the Bank OF England
to-day at Gj1GO)1 Sterling thereby lessening the
chaucrs OF q higher bank rate of discount. The
rates paid TO have gold balances carried were T. g. >
and per cent per year. 1872 per day, TO Hat The
Assistant Treasurer redeemed no called bonds and
disbur,ed $4,000 IN com interest The DAYS bus-
ness al the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
Gold cleared SS0S7OOO; gold balances 81 Jg4, 100;
currency balances $l,32O5s3. The quotations were
follows:
10oI!Is3 1890 lis, l.0o. lis' 230. .Iisl
l0.5..-ll7i l&JJ...lsi l:1.....llst aIi. ..-.IIsl
IIVJ....ii,4 .Il5. .co lis. .aN.....lss
f......... .H-5.
The days business at The l.. :. Subrreasury
wgs:
Gold receipts. sis.siO c. Currency pay
Gold payments 7pO'J 80 Irrtfs ...... SCs 'C7 ~
Gold ualauc, q 30. ss o: Cuty balance I5.2t4'9 70
C.uency rc'p.s. ls-1Jy ~ CusOins...... 4oyVOo w
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

The market for State bonds was without impOrtan
change at the First Board. In the afternoon, how
ever. 1cnnessecs declined to 49, Missouri skies also
sold az g2. The bids were rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09


pRoyISOSsThe Pork market less active bat fm holder
confident; and regular 30 bb at S1 for %
Mess Ia ga Neg Mess ~ for Extra Pme III goa ~.
lat nobt for June al and to-day $50 bbs seller M bh -
Apd az Il $50 bbls for this month al s1 ~ Bec . gHe H
unchanged; Of 100 bb at +l01Sll or fan hs Ah
sl2d Ertra Mes T1eroe Beef ~ I'm out iu ' "i
firm; sales of us no. al l2c ~ tes Hans q" ~ A. ri
80 Picked Shoulders 60 Smoked do 81 bdi Ay9 be-
hes l2 nj ~ boxes DO tI3 b at sc p bore a
and so boIes Dry private Bacon nSuaT Tong ai
stronger bu Short DO hoagh fairly active sale 81 - b
999 ll6c 81 bores Nty Long 1@f a. n
9l-lbc ~ Wy
snort Clear DC Dr'
Hogs quiet quote az 7s01t for CITY Lau .
active and with limited local sud fair demand tas So
bbls ard sic for No. l. Sc for CWi Sc for a o pMt
and Jc kette keno'rl l'f
delivery we hear of 80 seller April at S.c lco b ''ri
May al l.l6c tcs. seller June pnSae brat .
PETROLEUMThe market for Refined has been q an fhrn
quote few orders The market and cargo of eV %
yery could probably obtained under lc. ketN bsupg
this month and MAY deliveries really offf
Jog show little disposition operate until oona ths
taSe nomnaly 2Od2o and note sss '
mdrrate inquiry dull l2s M for Wessrn snd
ty Cru1e rm quiet 9i FOR bulk and Jc IN orr
markets FINER spot qnod on Upper az - ~ on
Lower OIL City, 81 % At fmadepna me ohsg' we're
BRb market strong; quote nOmnsiy ly4e for Apn
RICETbe iobbBg demand moderate AZ oi 9c Tor hAnn
Carolina sD notice w Lsys hAnsoon h bond ~
l-6c, gold. r. n. .-.- -.
prizes ruled Good Refining Caba Sasc Ce6a 'aed
Bc tor No Box Centrifugal 9d9c. and C1nhe1 y awe The
bids and so boxes Centr ~ pc
a cargo IN hhd reported 9e and 81 oE's 90 pn
terms Refined Suga steady HArds. lGc soft WHIT l0!Gvse
SBEDS-Cover dun unchanged; quote at sd9c Tms1J
quiet - IS Domestic PlaIseei uomnal at ~ Iods2 -
SOAP-Casie in limited demand and steady sales, 10 iofes is
LOIS az DE for Marseiles currency.
TOBACCO-keHtucky Leaf in better demand bu ps. s' N'
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

The following are the comparative earnings OF the
Central Pacific Railroad Company:
1873. 1872. 1871.
For the month OF March. S97iiC0 Ssi5763 s6i4i6
Increase this wear over 1872 <s97 over 1871 s600l
1873. 1872. 1871.
Earnings first 3mOnths S252l,55 S039s22 s,G36ij5
Increase this year over 1872 S4sl5l3 over ls SssJO
The Philadelphia stock market is duh. Penn
sylvania Skies, 1Os. Philadelphia and Ene Railroad
So. Gold, u.s..
The aggregate amount of exports, exclusive of
specie from the Port OF NewiorIi for the week end
ing Anil s. '13. was SJ.OlO.Ol5.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

Receipts 489l % nsu last
7l2 packages The stock Of old bu N'
firmly The
demand. hkely that Their vii he
the but decline m f
selling 45c and the hest
Roll butter and selling J2 We lot Tie
sale Of a few small lots a. JOGs4e. Quotations;
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

Eerruts ior The week fll pAgs.
Ut,A. .aHt week laFt yesr ..j
bass. .l.rmtu.s of app'es. lan bD..
U.httIsn.acUous in dried fruits gene
o.. D.. .f. ior ,lipuefL We note o.,
pl 6Ig.t4u 4t private terms ~ a
lr's. STATE auct. rIc,t. ai Je.i l'0 Do
a0 ,,r, a4.r- Nt 1otr tAe ,aie ol
si,ts,.. uO o. tshts a. tic
l,a,It,. rl,lg, al it.,.. aud enc ioi
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THE MARKETS.
Ir.rnIIr r.port,l lor rne rmnrsr

TrEsDAl. Apul 3 1917
ASESThe receipts TO-DAY ~ pkgs Pots moderate Job
brg and the market is $a Pearls inactive aud
nominal
BUILDING MATERIALS-Bncks inquired after aud the
market steady. Cement h hou change and the demand continues
Lime dull aud uouiual Laths quiet but
In lescp0ls note; trade
dull We quote:
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
Now Ready Coih boulc. sl:s
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with

NB PORTRAIT aud ILLUSTRATIONS,
Memoir o Mr. GREELEY. > last hours the moral Of his
tbe Closing Crfemone the Mourn
People Spt b.. Voices 0i The Pup md the
Pres Tribute, from Proceedings o. various
Pabhc 30 Sc 81
Pamphlet Eiu0u 50 cent. free by mail
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
THE MONEY MARKET.
ArRIL 8, 1873,

SALES AT the STOCK ExCHAHGE-OFFfClAL REPORT,
CONDENSED EXrRESsiY FOR TliK TdBUNE-
FIRST CALI. 10, O'CLOCK A. NJ.
sales Of GOperHmcnf Bofds
1oOo0U S2OCOup 62 lIs 5000 U.s. o. l04O X belIl4
1000 u. 5. go Reg. 65uIltI
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
Nov hea0N
THE TluBUNE, ALMANAC for 1873, cn,,

Containing PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE "hEE'
LEY; a'so,
Of tht Ia ri Sf1c than usually fan Statucs Of
Railroads eitr Nsl,tcs of Commerce and Muuiic
Ms4df Cotton NO0eu Goods " Foreign
Co8mercc of t ute >ttes aud Great britain complete state
ol United
neu Cabinet Surr,ne Court. Minister. TO forsn Courts &c &c
lltcair classified: iorhuj t"nyIes as
Select tOmttett Of and House or
Rspeutatge- the UuOu Populations Cb Governor.
TYEe, OF and 81 Leg
Eviction ReUFus carefully prepar th Vote lor Precedent Coz
fresmen Governors cl l5! compared WIN iOnher Elections
AS complete sc-uIrt he P. eHta Lectur., uD t@ ht
Eeou Geerd Washington 90 th second Election o 'eheal C'u
All. he Na'ol,l Part, Pr i3-3 Ar Il,L o'lsr inter
ts'Ibg .uOuu1'0l
Price 2Jc.: z Tor q dollar by mail.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

TIE tasDI Cotton qualify DOT
lofc tAsu bali .rae above or t.og .re lIst quoted.
PAr-tNT ptIiyEti.
To-day Last evening" Total
tffc7t-. l.t
tOltamrf ...-...-..... bw A' t5
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

TE'HE TRIBUNE has recently published, IN
OF gh ami om cor 'nrri r pi,sery-
siou or ready re renee COMPLETE Tflm6 e ,a.1e Credit Nobhef
csroa. go veh a'e TO- $50 months ea',rcd me pa
Iers 4reiu eoulseJ. vHnoNoI Of mattel aai
s,rted c,r s oe siapc without note o comment single
ooles o. Do oeas eo COPIES for j. cii' % be copies
,of q osui.. lLc lt.al l... oc.t % &c ua.e
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

FLOUR AND MRAITbe inquiry for hmitd, and WIN
larger arrivals pe the most grades ave e be az
Choice and ftvore Fam bauus sc
limited request Shipping Extras not plenty At hr close 90
very heavy for grades sales Of go bb q
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
A GREAT OFFER : APRtL!!

Horace Waters n son. AL B'way. N.Y..
M spose Of 90 PIANOS dELODEONS ORGANS Of ciass
IDcuirF Watgs PKCKs POH CASH dl-
ring THIS MONTH 7octaye PIANOS modern lnpoVemen
Tor 4g5D and s275 cash THE WATERS CONCERTO PARLOR
ORGANS are the most and perfect IN tone ever
made Prices bargains Monhy nstslments received run
upe from one New and ecnihani instruments 10 e
aId rent applied If purchased illustrated Catalogue mailed
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

Recepis week 622 pkg, 456 than
u 523 bb The best Of Western tolt
for small selling 2Olc VI Do 90
dealers hold 2le Duck eggs selling 55QJc Ge a
65055c Quotations.
Pa N D. suI l. L. y dor2OdH Western. % ara
near.by..........20a20 Western "s
FRUITS.
Shipments Of spples last week 3C hl There H 'arr' IN
general the trade, and pucts unchanged Co
Appes q 81 80 - = Uo cou. tfa q"
Do goOt.. 3OG IS uo, bl's........ fH- '''
DO. ue.......... 3O0O Do CLo,e bbh l.'.
Crsnberues good.
percats..........s 00G 325I
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GcGthcr5.
Alnsiral 1nslrumrnis.

AT HAINES BROS,
n 81 UNION-SQUARE,
Firk;class handsome. PiANOFOBTES '0T SALb
veryr reasonable terms,
several used little NerY iOF FOR cash
NEW STYLES FIVE-OCTANE DOUBLE
~ REED CABINET ORGANS ready ths month a. rt1YId pres
SI1O aud Sl25 each. Fy ohe. yc SO to 5000 snd up
Wtr each THE MASON HAMLlN ORGAN co olr at Their
J uNIONsQuABE The qtst Gss9rineai o. Lh
Of cot when
possible their UHefuaId Jfes for manufacture ORGANS
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

,ri mt OF ll uofe ihsn at
.fe Allrah .f parui' ~
.h..e .sklue iitIt ugl.ff. Hi't
.H- some wol,ratr taLsst.i'ns
,ri b Ono o. of lCuu'Ts'' 81,
.... .,f ,outU -Ntstrru ai sas'f.. -
I sst,r4 90 5lc Oiml .fei's
.II ID 90 urps, lsd psaoi.rs 'n Hf',
o. lnIs NDNI tafua'a pe' '''
N.Iff Carol.as lO. 90 i.,., "a '''''
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
M Prime A. 81 u and Stained at ~ 49, both gold OIL Cssss

moderate erent and prices undergone no essential ehsngs We
not ana sale Santa Domingo Logwood al fl currency hhan
Ioevood s27 and DO Pusic at s26 both goe we qaost
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
wRsrERN ANp cAv,pA


Receipts for week 1916 i02 less su 1T ust
week last year 2 boIes past week iot hoss
Cable 13s God a..
shippers buying quite free, lower grade, vol s
purchased freely there greaer facilities TIC
Falls sales lN, but wo4h rsss
price Prices :han rei Quosuons
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
BROOM CONN AND BROOMS-

Crop previous prices; quote sac OF MIXED
De- Tor New Mixed; 5d6c New Green. aud
iu Broons very at former prices al ga - 80
per dozen.
BEksWAX les plenty ard 6rm with good demand saies o. Oo
p % }IsJslc. fur Ntsteru art southern.
tOlION-Huee continued Tor
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

II" Il II VI y ~ W.T.
Hura ANGER indiana,
Ohio and Mich. 80 bOht6 ~
ono. Ind. n III. sup. b wa D -
Ono R0unt hooo. 81
ira lShippingl..... . lOD ~
Ohio. EI.Trsde DrdS : 500 . W
White Wheat. BItp
Ohio. lad. sndhieb. 3 6O1 3 ~
Double BItrs do.dO.. 3 -e1 w W
~. Louis. Single kxts B10 . ~
ST. Louis. Double hri 3 100 ? -
81 LOuis. lnpie sIt 3 500 " ~
tennessee Brtrs brands 3 UO0 ~ %
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

EAST INDIA HIDEs
Calc'ta Sla'ghter Gov gold II a.
Calct1 Dead Green. gold IS a.
Manila Buislo......gold 9 a.
Singapore Bufalo...gold - dtO
moderate from brewers they sup
isrs are very irm aud are not press
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-27

A correspondent of the New York
Graphic. speculating on the probable
causes OF paralysis, says that there is
one prolific source OF it, which but few
have ary knowledge of. It is water i'm
pregnated with the quality of leaden
pipes through which so much OF it in
this and other cities is conveyed. He
says that when chewing tobacco was
first put up in lead foil. without O paper
lining how many, even young PERSONS,
were complaining Of occasional numb
ness in their arms. especially after hay.
ing lain on them awhile in bed. The
correspondent of tho GrapAic adds, that
he has had tho same experience him
sell, and has it now scmet;c.cs after
accidentally drinking water contained
for time in lead pipe. The only and
bost remedy in such cases is sweet milk
and loaf sugar as sweet .as it can be
made. This effectuslly neutralizes the
poison.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-27
Card.

N pursuance OF resolution adopted at a
4 meeting Of citizens, held in rooms of tho
Carolina National Bank, on the 23d inst, the
capitalists, business mon. aid all other per-
sons Interested In the development Of the Co.
Carolina Hall, GCourt House, on WEDNEs.
DAY EVENING. tho 2Gth instant, at o'clock,
TO conslder the proposition for the organizs-
ton OF q joint Stock Company.
August 2G2 J.W. PARKER. Chairman
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-27

FINED 81, 900 FOR GETTING MARRIED.
Misoegenation is not encouraged in In
diana. Nicholas Keiger, of Jefferson
S,lie' has been sentepced by the Clark
county Criminal Court to pay fine Of
sl,00O end suffer one years imprison-
ment III tho penitentiary, for marrying o
white woman.
Mr.. d. d. Webber, of Spartanburg,
has variety Of corn of which the stalk.
blades and shuczs are of dark, reddish
color, and when matured will dye cloth
beautiful purple. The tassel, which
is large and flowing. bears several grains
of sound corn.
THROUGH TRAIN TO ArLASTA.-The
first through train ran from Charlotte to
Atlanta Monday. Tho bridge over
Seneca River has been completed, and
through trains will soon be put on the
road from Charlotte to Atlanta.
1t is stated that nineteen car.Ioads OF
! grain. shipped by the grangers to Tolo-
40, Ohio, have realized from ten to
twenty per cent. above the usual profit,
aud that the grangers propose erecting
their own elevators.
Scele in court: Judge-"Have YOU
anything to offer to tho court before
sentence is passed on you2" Prisoner
"No, Judge; had ton dollars, but m
lawyers took that"
Gen. Albert J. Myers. of the signal
service. sailed for Europe. on the steam.
skip Abyssinia, Saturday. Who will
care for weather now?
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A CARD.
CROCKERY, CHINA & GLASSWARE

PEFORE lesying for the Northern markets.
ID and in order to reduce tho present stock
elegant assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, will from this date dispose of the
above articles at REMARKABLY LOW
FIGURES.
the patronage horetofore SO liberally extend
cd to the old firm, and will in future en-.
dcavor to merit continuance OF the same for
the undersigned.
Orders from distance respectfully soil.
citod. EDWARDM NATHAN
err Union Herald copy 1w. Aug % 6
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Teas and Coffee.
ESPEClAL at.eGtion paid to the excellence
IL Of these domcSti: luxuries.
TEAS from I3 cents to choicest imported
at - 20 PER pound. Our rAKCHED JAVA
COlFEE is genuine: also, Mocha; stock of
HAW COrFEES varied and sold at low
rr:ccs. GEO. SYMMERS.
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Printers Ink,
CTEONGLY believing in the virtue OF this
posted in our business arrivals. 1t is often
difficult to enumerate tho items on hand,
but we can say without egotisn,, that our
stock ts the best assorted, and all goods
and sold on the most favorable terms Moro
anon. GEO. SYMMERS.
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Finest
NEW Extra Mess MACKEREL, lust al
IN rived II; HARDY SOLOMON'S.
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New Books! New Books!!

bEOODS," by Edward Smith. M. D. ;175.
IL "Critiques and Addresses" )" by Thos.
Henry Huxley. $l.75.
''Old Kensington." a Novel, by Miss Thack-
Gray. 81.
"London's Heart,' Novel, by Fayeon. 81.
"Innooent," q Novel. by Mrs. Ohphant. rs.
70. And other late publications for sale a,
Aug 10 Il. l.. DRYAE'a Bookstore.
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3 u Y T E r
A LWAYS fresh on hand, and although in
IA procuring this extra quality we have to
pay more, still we sell at samc price as the
inferior grades usually retailed in Columbia
Our gra les are ali FIRST CLAsS.
AuE l. GEO. SYMMERS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-04-04

OUR CONTROL OVER DISSEMINATING
into consideration the fact that it is within
the power of sanitary regulations to pre-
vent yellow fever, as was shown in New
Orleans while under occupancy during the
late war by the Union forces for moro than
two years, where over 100000 unacclimated
soldiers were stationed, or passed through
the city, without single case of the disease
originating there; that il 1t Is possible 10
stamp out the germs of Aslalic cholera and
smallpox, and say, "Thus far shalt thou
go, and no farther;" and taking into con-
sideralion that the average duration of life
has been extended during the past two
centuries from 10 to 81 years, by slow APP
probation and imperfect application Of san
itary law alone; taking these, and many
other facts of a like character, into consider
alton, 1t does not seem too much to say that
1t is within the power of any one with q
moderately good constitution to say wheth-
or he will choose TO cut short his days and die
the violent death of disease, or whether he
will extend the powers of his body to their
normal limits, and so die from the effects
of old age, or from the gradual wearing out
of the most imperfect organ of his body
Popular Science Monthly.