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DROrOsALs FOR SUPPLIES.
orrIfS OF GIIEr 2SAn III

DEPkRTMEsT OF THE GuLF,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, October b'5
Sealed proposals. In tripicate, with copy OF this
advertisement atachsd TO each, will DO received at
this office until . m. on the 10Th Of November for
pArtmenf with such quantities Of Corn, Oats and
Timothy Hay, Of the best quality, as may DO re-
qured for use at the depot in this city, and to ship
10 stations In this department not otherwise pro
yided, during the fiscal y,ar commencing July !,
1873, and ending June %, 1874
About i2J tons Of Corn and Oats and ib) tons OF
Hay will be required In this city, and that required
for ali pment Ia not known.
Separate bids, different sh cts Will be required
for eacl article furnished
Bids for any part Of the supplies will be received
All necessary Information IN regard to bidding
requirements etc, with blank forms OF proposals.
win be furnished on application to this office, and
bids not made upon these forms, or in conformity
thereto, will not be considered.
Proposals to be addressed to tho undersigned In
envelopes marked "Proposals for FORAGE
A, BEOKWITH.
Anllnlc lllnl n
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n GOVERNMENT SALE OF THE
" OF THE U. y. SNIP NEVADA

ByaEAU or STEAM EEoINEaRINo,
nh nWAsaINaTos, October ". 1873.
10 auction a The y, 9, Navy Yard, Broofiyn, New
York. on WEDNESDAY, The nth day Of Noyenl.
Y. \. steamer Nevada. comprisins the engines,
boiler POI snd their dSEsndsness scrswpropeer
The engines are direct sctiDs, with cylinders Of
n RShss ac%sss sy q nShss ss.ssd 70
boilers aud four superheAtins ditto.
sale upon apple. tion to the Vice Admiral, com.
mAndins the yard.
purchase money must be deposited 81 time Of sale,
thereof.
The mschinery, &c, must be removed from the
yard yithin four weeis from the date Of conhrma.
Tho right on the part Of the Government 10 re.
served TO Withdraw the machinery from sale ct any
considered inadequate.
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BOARD OF HEALTH,
ID DISTRICT OF CoLUMnik,)
OrFIcE OF TmE HsALTM OfrioEn,

October 10, lsIa
Sealed proposals will Ie received at this ofics
ing tue material and doing the work OF draining
certain ots-tne owners Of tAid lots having failed
do so after legal not c..
zach bid must be accompanied by penal bond
legally certified to in the penal sum OF $1,000 thai
the bidder will accept and perform the contract II
The Health 0ficer reserves tho right to reject any
and all bids submitted
Payments for the teria and work to be made a.
provided by law, section Of AN act In relation II
draining certain lots anu for O.her purposes" hp
proved August 81. ISL
All necessary information will he given on inquir
ing at this ONCE.
Proposals will be inclosei In sealed envelopes, In
dorsed Draining Lots," and addressed 70 th,
street nor hwcst, Washington, ID, q.
oci44 r. 4. kEENE, Nj. ID Health Onicsr.
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WAsHlNaToESsa d N9BES5k, BOSTON AMI
The nns Iron steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE having resumed her regular ripa 0R L
sool S y s,9ih :,, wii leave M SShs
y ti Al, EysE I, sc.
and Providence. Treisht shouid Be sddrsssed
cSrs q LADY q ths L.ie. VI NorfolhE BrancE
mia avenue. N h FITEHUGH. Agent.
noparv N, .ovr,s idth stree. wharf.
Plants store, corner Fifteenth street and New Yorl
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF THE HULL OF
" The U. d. SHIP NEVADA.
NAVY DEPARrMEsTI
WASHINGTON, October 10. la
lie sacion At sRe untd ss,ss Ssy Wy Ysrd hreeSS
Ign. New York. on wEDNEsDAY, ihe ls.h day q
g. Ssmer Nevsda. lwiihoui the mschinsry3 Of
about 900 tons measurement.
The vessel will be offered As she stands, and may
be examined 1t any time previous 70 the sale upon
Application 70 the compartment Of the yard, who
Of such articles as may be sold with her.
Thirty per centum Of the whole amount Of the
ton thereof.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessel from sale 81 any time, and to reject any
bid or offer which may be considered inadequate
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VIZ ooD AND COAL.

and LYKENS VALLEY G0kL, which will be do
ivered direct from the vessel, and TO which we In
'AlsTgs iot of BAKEIlS, PINE WOOD Of No. ]
auailty, Mso, Hickory and Oak WOOD, sawed aud
p"ha'es W w 'H' sTEPHENSON 4 BRO,
| ONCE, lsu Pennsylyania avenue; Mil and Depot
Seventh street wharf guDW
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DENTISTS.

- DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
a Ohio COLLEGE Of Dental Surgery al sey
south Of Odd Fellow Hall. Wsshinston. Ga
used In extracting Teeth. Teeth go 8 set, either
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PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
fhiEzDELEEEEJkssonK
AND ALL POINTS AZ TEE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BErYsES WASHINGTON AND
wrrHouhTt GHh dS2hk6 or CARS,
The equipment on this line Is new and Of the most
sSiBs ~
2s sqa fl, fss fgsPhl 9stRsstl 5
Pc!Snse I faffesa. RossRssst oOrnsr q siGis
fs., INC. leave %sshins,ons % .. m. dany.sI.
leave Bsfsimoreat ss1 = m. daily. ereep, Sun
Leave wcs, Phiadciphis. At lis p. m. daily. sI.
Arrive Al New York Niap. m. daily. except
Eehmond eIpre.s. leave Washington q. Ia ,. m.
Leave baltimore staBi p m. daily. except Sun.
leave ives. Philsdsiphls Mspp.m.
SEt ssrfss: l TsIs Sashin1n M daily.
Es.s PSI.asI T. q Ss daily
Arrive at Ns fR iIis HE 4 n Ny
fs i l.n & VAN Sss T q :. m
EsSS sigs..:i ssss s.a Tsi Il
NV 9$sa ND MP . :.Rs
sss s 3; an. spy on Hudson river
b.sssss called ior ana ehseisS Al hotels and prI
ssined. Yorthssss CORNER q ThiTtscSis stree, and
q on
B.itlmore and Potomac f.iirosd, corner sist5 and
b yssfs General fss. e sSg nsss,
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baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6kPor ooRNEg gIkTH. AND u STREETS

6ffoT oonsEss J sEfTR AED STREETS
After &C roBEI IA, Ids, trains win run as follow:
:. BxLfiMoRk, foh ihA waAsHfsaYfS Sa AZ
~ q ms, Niagara RI. 6l3 =. m, New York eI.
= % Ess SS,n Sun En- dsy. '1oep
;sdiily accommodation North and West. dsi I
'is ? nh. Nh: Past Lane II q . m. heoommoda.
LIE NJ. New ror. s,. 81 sSsl ssaas %
ga Baltimore express. daily, eicept SUNDAY. ;
b0 p m, Baltimore Ac- & Is D. m, daily, except
coinmodation, daily. eI. sunday.
oept sunday .:2s y. m. daily, from
6ls p M, Cincinnati RI. baltimore. dally eIoept
55.sss' daily sIceptsun- sld,y. from West and
sisns qff ayyrs ss- fspis. s.y Southern
pr 3 daiI, Pacific NJ. u 'n New York express
Trains Iesyins Washington II 8 10 = m. And 20
ins Il Marlboro At 10 70 and It's a n and SIS
Trains arriving ct Washington at II % O. m. %
and % =, m connect ct Bowie with trains leaving
Marlboro at . ~ q m, Q 40 and % .. m.
ssf sSs ss
nue.. northwest corner Sixth and Pennsyiyanla ave
nue., can have their baggage called for and checked
q hotels and residences to all points North and
West Through tickets 70 Cincinnati, Columbus.
Indianapolis, Louisville, ST. Louis, New .orleans,
aisssS 4p sn, San s f5,Pciseo' aud all points
T. L DuDARRY, Gen. Superintendent
E X, YOUNG. don pHssenker Agent
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MEDICAL.
STEAMSHIP LINES.
Lon POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs,

rA' swift ID %f f0%T9'eIsa, i IiSr '%;s.m'r
Will commcneo her regular trips for LANDINGS on
the Potomac river on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER n,
and every TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter,
ieavinE from sixth street wharf ht .. m.
wednssdAy and Sunday evening =, :, 49,.
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f RSRAAHnf sS St T.. sSpsrinhss ssn.

A LKxANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A Ef9ksn AHp hhitIfixwAfNPRI A AND FRkpx
DEP0T SoRNEB sIxTAAsp sTREETs: =
=. q 10, II .. M. u noon. l, ., Z, q m.
aud IN. 20 Alexandria daily; all others daily eI.
Local trains leave Alexandria 9. toliows; q, 7,
:. 9, ~ and u q. m u M, 80 and .. m:
trains daily excert sunday.
dUxRTi6o accommodate leaves washington
% O.. IN. daily, except sunday.
6KEAT s0UTHEkN ExPliESs. via Richmond.
| esyes WAshinyton II ~ p IN. daily, except Sunday;
Throush tickets 10 all points South and Southwest
for sale at the office corner Sixth and pennsyivAniA
avenue, and Thirteenth and PennsylvAnia avenue.
whore PASSENGER can leave orderu for bag.
gage 70 be checked ct all hotels and residenoes
sh sy to destination ao,s-. YONG,
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w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, t0ranse, Alexandra and Mlnas.
~ and Lynsh6RI,5E ,, sId DanNAis railroad
DoUBLE DAILY TRAiSs tsIseRti RI SUNDAY andS p III
connections, viii DO made between washipston and
Lynchburg in the great line from New Orleans and
Now York, connecting twice daily with Chesageake
vile Tor Richmond and south. aud all the line 70
'n M rhssspcsfs and Ohio rarosd runs no train
westward Saturday night or sunday morning
"i@aye WashinstOn by Potomac Ferry Uonipany's
boats, seventh street wharf, twice daily a. u,
Union streets. Aekandria, A. 50 a. M and 10 p, m
making close COMPOSITIONS West and SOUTHWEST
street wharf a. m, daily, excepting sunday,
pullman Palace Oars from Alexandria to New Or
Ieann, changing only at Lynchburg.
Tly tickets, 81 es pennsylyanla avenue and At
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, washinston,
0. O., or At Alexandria. corner Of King and Union
Knoi,s Omnibus I.iue MAKES rapid connection be.
tween baltimore and Ohio railroad depot and sev'
Brcsfisst and supper on ferry boats for through
All i'm. BRoApUs, q. IA:
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WOOD AND COAL.
WOOD c0AlI WOOD COAL!

70 our wsll-assofted stock Of WOOD. and ali the
RED XN sij' %HYrE ASH AND THE CELEBRATED
LYKENS VALLEY GOAL,
which we oan deliver to all parts Of the city. =
Market SPACE, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
or through the mall, will receive prompt attention
RILEY BROTHERS,
Depot and Yard Riley's wharves, foot OF Eleventh
and Twelfth streets southwest sepeu
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BIOGRAPHY OF FATHER KEENAN,.

The Very Rev, Father Keenan, was the init
mate friend Of the Right Rev. Henry Conwell, OF
happy memory, second Bishop OF Philadelphia,
General, the same ONCE he now nils under Right
Rev. Bishop Shanahan, OF Harrisburg. lie was
ordained by Bishop Conwell on the LIST OF Janu-
Diocese Of Philadelphia, There Ia probably NO
priest IN the United States who ~ more widely
known 10 the distinguished prelates and zealons
priests OF the American Catholic Chnrch. VIC
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futner Keenan, responded hs IOilOWs:
II is difficult for me to reply to you In words
that would uuly express my gratitude for the
tokens OF Affection that have been manifested
Grafton OF the nitieth anniversary OF my arrival
IN this city to take the pastoral charge OF ~.
Mary's congregation. The fact you state, that
but two OF your committee now present are all
rival In 1879, Is admonitory, showing how
gradual the process time makes In ali thiifys
mortal True It Is, In taking retrospect OF the
regard 10 the onward progress religion has
made In this city.
owing, gentlemen, to the fatigue attending
the greeting OF my friends this day, agaiI
return my thanks to you as the representative
OF ST. Mary q congregation, and also to my friend
and fellow. citizens, who have Joined with you II
iheir congraluatons on snis =, 1Scnssyn; musun!
his precious blessings, both hero and hereafter
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The committee on congratulation consisted Of
the following gentlemen Messrs. Peter McCon-
omy, sr,, Chas. Gillespie, d. Altick, g. l.. Boyle,
Congratulations were resumed, and for hours
there was q constant stream OF people, and re-
freshments for oil IN plenty. During the recep,
ton CleInmen's city cornet band performed
sion Of tho reception Father X. entertained the
bishops and clergy Ia his residence, thus end
In the festlIltleA OF this happy day.
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The matrimonial season has opened
wYhyqnusust apimstipn ,in1B BsltiWore,
49twtthstaudipg thes financial cSisis
Ehe pSpers hdteshe fknt. that alIlhe ho.
tSlc .As-s srs Faasa sys.h nedd!ss. re-.
tiss, Snd Al the Oarsoltop. lsss week.
therewere no lena than eighteen newly-
made brides and grooms at the dinner
table. As usual, the season has been
opened by tho widowers, some making
their second venture, cone the third,
and one actually carrying upon his arm
the fourth blooming bride that it has
been his fortune to lead to the. altar
The Baltimoreans think there is some
thing in the manner and GmovemenEo OF
u newly-made couple that singles them
out from the old married folks. They
enter the dining.room arm. in arm, aud
cling together until the necessity OF
taking separate chairs at the table ,di.
vides them. and when lhey fnish, again
oscillate together for the purpose oi
making diguifiad departure. There ia
no occasion for their being pointed out,
as their manner proclaims at onpe, ',Be.
hold newiy-laarried coupIel'' The
constant arrival and departure Of o, stri.
monial parties is one Of the greatest at.
fractions Of hotel life. especially to the
ladies. and adds greatly to the sniuy.
ment of the dinner hour.
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Gov. Washburn. of Wisconsin, shows
occasionally streaks OF candor in his
public speeches. In late effort at Fon
du Lac, he said: "Oandor compels me
to say that the South general y has been
terribly accursed by an inroad of ad ven
turers from the North. South Carolina,
Louisiana and Florida are absolutely
ruined by them; and there is no hope
for either of these States but to rub out
and begin anew"
a YARN FAcroRr. understand
that the old pistol factory on McKinnie
street has been leased for five years by
party from the North, who designs
turning it into yarn factory. Manu-
featuring enterprises are constantly in
creasing In Augusta, and with the en-
largement OF the canal, we feel assured
that tho spirit of improvement will re.
oeive a much greater impetus. to the
benefit of all classes of our community.
augusta Chronicle and Sentinel.
A stout Englishman who recently ap-
piled to California court for admission
to citizenship. on the ground of service
IN the navy, was asked if ne had an ho.
nornble discharge. "No." said he;
you see we left the ship in q big hurry,
and l didn't have q chance to sea Capt.
Semmes, or else should have got an
honorable discharge" He didn't get
his papers.
A HAPPY RIDpANoE.-On last Satur.
day. the United States were rid OF twin
nuisances George Frarcis Train and
Blanton Duncan. Both sailed for Eu-
rope on that day, where it is to be hoped
they will be induced to remain.
Hecker, the distinguished German
patriot. arrived at Baltimore, Tuesday
morning, on the steamship Berlin, and
was welcomed by committee of Ger
man citizens, in behalf OF German-Ame.
ricans.
The Augusta Constitutionalist considers
the policy OF allowing the Governor Of
Georgia to distribute arms to the vari-
Gus colored companies of the State q
very doubtful one.
MIR. Hugh EIsip. tho oldest citizen Of
Marlboro, died last Wednesday. He
was a good, inoffensive and respected
citizen.
Mr.. W. s. Dodge, OF Jacksonville,
Fla, proposes to exhibit ut the Sayan-
nah fair living head without body.
A Vienna chemist smbalms dead
bodies SO TINT tnsy ara AZ hard as mar.
BILE. and can be used for door.steps.
A number OF German emigranls have
arrived at Savannah and will settle in
+ Eastern Georgia.
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FIRE. On Wednesday morning last
tho residence Of Mr.. Wallace Cline, to-
gether with the kitch, n, un.i nearly the
entire contents of both, were reduced
to ashes in q short timer Tho rupidity
with which the dwelling burned only
permitted him to save piano, carpet, u
few chairs aud the iron safe containing
valuable papers. The building was Il
valuable one, elegantly finished and fur.
nished. and was only insnred for the
small amount of $1,000 The origin of
the fire is supposed to be incendiary. as
when discovered it was Oh tho outside,
and between the kitchen and dwelling.
Last summer his stables were set on Fl 70
and consumed. d.-Newderry Herald.
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a BRILLIANT WEDDING The wealth.
iest Hebrew families in New York as
sembled at the residence of Dir. Devils,
Al East Forty ninth street, to witness
the marriage of Miss Minnie Lewis to
MIR. Solomon L. WAitzfslder. The rooms
were brilliantly decorated. and the one
in which the presents to tho bride were
exhibited was filled with rare and ex.
pensive ornaments. Superb tea sets,
brilliant chandeliers, diamond jewelry,
gold and silver card. cases. made an ar.
ray of gifts to the cost Of $25, 900.
UNITED STATES CoURr. CHARLESTON,
October 22.-Wm. Meade. Indicted for
fraud under she bankrupt Act. appeared
with his counsel. Msssra. Il. Y. ST..
mons and NJ. P. O'Connor. Testimony
for the prosecution closed, except as to
one witness. It was substantially the
same as that givsn on the trial in the
State Court. Wm. q. Breose, Esq
cashier OF the First National Bank, will
Dc examined to-day Tor the prosecution.
G1N BURNT. regret to announce
the loss by fire OF tho Clubhouse and
about forty bales Of cotton last Sunday
night, belonging to Mr.. +. A. Miles.
1t was doubtless the work 6f au incep
diary. Daniel Dickson, colored. is be.
lieved TO be the guilty party, aod war.
rant for his arrest Was issued On Mon.
day last. - Marion Slar.
Deaths in Charleston for the week
ending the 18th instant, 20-whites, 5;
colored, Is.
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0akRlias requires; to place tbs legal
slses :, oislps oi se stsss
sSs 81, aasnoisi ooiaisiou & 'ss siiaiss. h'l
sMr. Hurley iaEroaaosd a, Resolution.
that this Committee deem it an act Of
Justice that the entire Indebtedness OF
the State. floating and funded, should
be scaled III proportion to tho value the
State received. After debate. partici-
pated in by Messrs. Hurley, Bowley,
Boston and 3. M. Smith. the Commit
tee rose and the House adjourned
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A GRANGER IN CONGRESS In Decen.
Der next, member of farmers' grange
will take his seat in Congress. He will
be the fret member of this organization
which has won such distinction. The
granger is Mr. Nesmith; he is Demo.
crat in politics. and comes from the
State Of Oregon. He is q genuine
granger. is the owner OF farm, and
digs his living from the soil He is said
to he q man OF more than ordinary
ability, is fine speaker, ready de-
batter, and is expected to make .hings
lively for the Republicans this winter.
In his State he made brilliant run,
and overcame the large party majority
which backed his opponent. HIS strong
cards were, his connection with the
oranges. his opposition to the salary
grab. aud his outspoken denunciation
of the Oregon Senator, Ripple, alias
Mitchell. whom the Republicans had
endorsed The fact that he is the first
member Of the new Organization, which
il beginning to exert such powerful
inhuence over political affairs. who has
entered the National Congress, will
make him the centre OF attraction
among the new members of that body.
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CAPTAIN jacks HEAD.-The pub.
lished statement that the bodies of
Captain jack and Schonohin were de-
capitated after the execution and their
heads forwarded in alcohol for deposit
in the army medical museum is contra.
dioted by the Secretary Of War.
A cable despatch from Edinburgh an
nounces the death, Sunday night, of
Rev. DR.. Candlish, the great Scotch
preacher.
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by the tenets Of any school of morality.
It is uaisipsnd aSiass tah ahoae.t Sfsdi.-
ors; it is Sverkind and yastly too CON
6idernte OF tr1Ok9Sofs. ~ 80, - ~
Leglslative.

sentatives, yesterday, for an hour or
two. We found it quietly at work. OBJ
serving good order, and apparently in q
serious frame of mind. Mr.. B. 81.
Rioe;= Of Union, gave notice of q bill to
revive the usury law. This is very
good movement. No country can pros.
per where money is lent at the rate OF
~ to 2 per cent. month. No honest
pursuits can pay it. It leads to ruinous
speculation, to hazardous ventures. to
dangerous sacrifices; and to it may be
fairly attributed, in part. the present
financial stripgency. Mr.. Tim. Hurley
gave notice Of bill to promote emigra-
tibn. Tim. is getting things ready for
an exodus. Mr.. Bowley, Chairman of
the Committee OF Ways and Means, in
troduoed q resolution, that the Treasu
rsr be authorized to issue the remaining
5000. 900 of the $500. 900 of bills receiv.
able authorized under the ACT of 1866.
Messrs. Hurley. Greene. Crews, Boston
and Sperry opposed the measure; Mr..
Minort favored it, Mr.. Barker called
the previous question on the motion to
strike out the enaotlng clause, and it
was passed by vote of 80 for to 2
against.
The House next resolved itself into O
committee OF the whole on the state Of
the country. Mr. 8. B. Thompson in the
Chair. Mr.. Hurley offered u resolution,
that the House deems it All act of justice
to the entire Indebtedness Of the State.
foating and funded, that it be scaled
according to value actually received by
the State. He advised members to get
the report Of the High Joint Com mmittee
OF 10. In it, they would fud valuable
information upon the varic us classes of
bonds and other State obligations. He
asserted that. of S7,00O,000 conversion
bonds. SIS, ,000. 900 were stolen. For at
least that amount the State never re-
ceived dollar. All the evidence the
holders have of the validity of their
claims is the validating Act. The Ame-
rican Bank Note Company printed, in
nineteen days. $21, 900. 600 for South
Carolina, and he Nas informed, upon
inquiry at its place of business, that it
had no order to stop. He had made it
his business to look into this matter.
He was willing aud desirous to pay the
valid debt OF the State, giving the pre-
ference, where practicable and proper.
to home creditors. The conversion
bonds could not be embraced in this
class. The object Of including them all
in the scaling process was to get SO, ,OOO.- :
600 out of the tax payers, to he mpnipu-
lated jointly by the bond-holders and
corrupt offioials. He once saw in New
York Kimpton's, Soott's and Associate
Justice Willard S brokers nil bearing State
bonds. worth So, and buying them at
15. They were lodged with Kimpton,
and are the very same bonds. the in!e.
rest of which Associate Justice Willard
has ordered to be paid in his decree.
Tim. Hurley was severe in his denuncia-
tions, using the words thieves and plum
derers quite freely.
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The IMPORT AND Exponr TnADR.-
The Bureau OF Statistics. in the report
Which is being prepared for publication,
shows that the total imports for the
year ending June 80. 1873. amounted to
1868. 410, ,597, of which $2l, 4SO, 937 was
specie and bullion. The domestic ex-
ports for the year were 1878, 938, 1856, of
which the specie and bullion amounted
to 973. .305. GAG. The foreign exports in
1873 were $28.14S.4 .418. and ia 1872,
S22. 769. 749. Making allowance for the
difference of commodities remaining in
warehouses of the United States at the
close Of the year, the imports were in
excess OF the, domestic and foreign e1-
ports combined, little over $1OO, ,O0O.-
600. But since tho 30th of June, the
balance of trade has inclined much
moro in our favor and continues to. be
80. In fact, while we are exporting
more domestic products We are import
ing relatively less merchandise, and
this favorable state of trade is bring
ing spccie and bullion in large quaint
ties.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-23

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mrs. ". II. Hantt-PrivAte Board.
Mrs. G. e. Reed Millinery. q
Meeting Acacia Lodge.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-23

IScENDIARY FIRE. E.-We regret to learn
that the dwelling on Captain Wilson's
place, nine miles North OF Columbia,
was destroyed by an incendiary fire, on
Monday evening. the Goth instant.