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BUSINESS CHANCES.

aas APT 10 T. e SWISS near fslr
STOP PAYING RENT AND BUY Oh q 4
ON street, ana eSt.sen 1 and Iss IN.
sar iss la s"Tni; I'm
: LUCAL EXPRESs or, si the option q the par.
chaser, WAGONS aud Drsaght Horse, sCld sepa-
etIET. vifsa Ess sS.t oSs : nes PG s., T.
mse Depot. mis- -sw'
$4,000, Gf tSs .soot /, sp 4 6s ssS 90
nls,M s3a.I Lonl.isna aSenne
EoR sALE5THE srocA, LICENSE. &c., OF .
fSsrs do,nf god sn.,nesS in ~ imPrsred
lars INQUIRE at corner 81 and G stsn.w. mia-s-
II ARE OPPORTUNITY 90 invest IN toe north
~ sestern section Of the city 100000 square
BARBER Co, s1l Tth street opposite Pos OF
E'0R sALE-The GOOD Will AID FINTUKEs
OF krst class Boarding II ouse. completely fur
nished CONTAINING hsih-rcoms, &C, &c, and CON
,SIss csstcs to The d.raI,men. A:s ..s,
AID Is24 street northwest. mis6i-
EOR sALE--A RETAIL GROCERY, now doing
= good business and situated in rapidly grow .
hisss BARBOUR nksiG sTSSsi G aS%5TS OF
MONEY TO LOAN on RIAL ESTATE,
90 amounts Of sao each.
nIs fDi R sG f B. r. %1kSE IS rs ~ sms
INyEsTMENTs.-tioodR RIAL ESTATE NOTES
Tor sale, secured ON property in this CRY worth
Twice the amount IF the loan. Complete abstract
ang tuil information furnished. Ten per cent inter
est ali,Ne pay able senIi-annualN.
hl2d tkep.1 Il. ii. WARNER, 139 III -.
4 RARE CHANCE.-Hsvine met with the sad
L n aCSiuem oi nre al our stores. $40 aud Il -gth
street, We are compelled for the want of help aua
less outside Attendance 70 offer our STOCK, FIX
II RES and LEASE Of Store 1920 eth stree, north
west. between and q, for sale cheap for cash, OF
reascnahe terms GorTbELF, BEHREND a
CO, el6 and II = 7;b street. nJe-s,v
con nnn To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
x >OsooO gn sums 20 snif.
NOURSE MIDDLETON,
M lN bf3 18Th street
k'uR SALE OR ENCHANGE-A tract OF BRICK
u CLAY LAND, Bss acres: situated or the Alex
sndria Canal close 60 the Pike. and suited for two
yaIds. Address r. A. YOUNG, 81 llih street cor
ID. southeast f.if9s I'm
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nFOFFICE GREAT FALLS ICE CO,
Wy No. 1909 y STREET,
WASHINGTON, d. c., March ID, lS73
Notice is hereby given that, on and after MON
DAY next, nth inst. :, our
NEW SCHEDULE FOR ICE
for the coming season will take effect
Each wagon will have printed card Of prices upon
IT, and purchasers are requested to thar the
quantity OF ice delivered to them il in accord with
the rates OF the schedule, and report to this oice
any delinauenc on the part Of any driver.
T kets can be purchased at this Office, or Of the
drivers. "A discount Of per cent will be made for
eash on the same when taken in quantities amount
Ing 10 Eve dollars oyer.'
C. WHITWELL,
49, Secretary and Treasurer
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IUAH BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM
JUAN BOYLE r CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS'.
No. COS 18th street, Opposite L. 5. Treasury

For sale or exchange, one Of the finest FARMS
Ia Fairfax county, Va; well islprovcs and beauIi-
1nlly situated % miles from Washington: contains
stock, S1.0U.
FARM Of go acres near Urbana, Frederick
county Md well Improved. Price. : IS per acre
"NADEis BAY, IA farm CONTAINING ossI acres
near Chllds Landing the Potomac; mostly ali
iLgs. Price, 5000.
HOUSE No. sl3 street, containing 10 rooms; all
modern i'm prov elnents.
For the accommodation Of the puhlic the Office
VIII lie open every WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Hoh 10 y feh2s II
k0k SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
Il EkIf, twe-story HOUSE with trick base
ment, and also corner LOT and FARM Of ca
acres hear the city. Apply 90 J. ii PAINES store,
corner High aud stoddard street, George
y. f,l y
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-LOTS and
l. HOUSES il all parts of the city.
A. l.. BARBER & CO,
= eolS oil 9Th street, opposite Post O!jce
Ichronicle and Republican,
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HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE OR
IL EXCHANGE

A twc-story, French roof Brick House 3 rooms. on
street north No. ls2t, between lith and 18th st-
With line airy cellar, $3.50.
A two-story Brick ON ; street, Nc. Haas, rooms,
on easy terms; $4,000.
Atwo-story and basement Brick on seu.h n street.
between New jersey avenue and lst street east, 3
f",he, modern improvements; Sioyo.
A fOur-story Brick street between oh and
iV.h streets, - rooms, with all modern improve
lnents, large back building and stable on large al
iE h,e splendid mirrors to be sold with the house
A two-story Brick on 18th street between T. and
stree t., rooms; 100.
A Lar &c number of Frame Houses in all parts Of
the city.
The eas; half of Square No SOi 81 COO fest per
foot. -
All Of Square No $50; &c per foot.
All Of Square north OF Square No. SIS, with i'm =
Fr"remeEts; $500.
A great mum Der of vacant Lots Of all sizes in va
Ii"us parts vi the city, ON long time cheap for
A Farm Of IS acres, one mile from the Aaueluct
Bridge near FORT Nhipple, the Falls Church
ROAD; new Dwelling Of ii rooms, a fine young or
chaT,, location overlooking the cities Of Georgetowu
an. Wellington; for sale or exchange for property
40 ashington or Georgetown.
Eighteen acres Of Land, part of HMetronoIi-
Wv, near Gienwood cheap for cash
Three acres VI Land on the W ashington and Bal-
tinore railroad, near Mount Oliyet: $50 per acre
" it'll other Farms a short distance from Washing
toh- ana Lands in Maryland, Virginia, Kansas,
Georgia, &c, for sale exchange for city property
cox CALLEN,
Real Estate Agents,
f2ih 8 I'm al9 9TH street, bet. Z and Y.
i'OK sALE-The STOCK. GOOD WILL and FIX
gkEs OF the Millinery and Fancy Store, No
10s Market space, bet. 9TH and 6th Streets north.
wCst. Ijy3-6ml LENZRERl n rn
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UNITED STATES PATENT y OFFICE,
:, On the petition OF SAMUEL WHITEHEAD, of
baltimore, Md, praying for the extension Of
patent granted to him on tine 10th day of August
1879 for an Improvement in Gardng Engines
IL ordered that the testimony in the case be closed
on the 18th day q Jul, next that the time for filing
arguments and the Examiners report be limited 10
the 18th day OF Jsly next and tina; said peition be
heard on the 10Th day OF July next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
mI5-sH NJ b LEGGETT, Commissioner
(rALL ON JAMES \. BRIEN
~ Pradtcd! Plumber and Gas Filter,
to have your Plumbing, Gas Fitting, and Sewerage
promptly attended to on reasonable terms. No cog
Louisiana avenue, near 9th street, north side.
Residence, gag Cd street, northeast. mia
I ME LIME LIME
10 ali parts OF the city.
THOMAS FAHEY, 10th street.
mt In near La aveuu~. northwest.
IMPERIAL GRANUM.
An extract from pure wheat.
Medicinal Food.
The invention Of an eminent chemist.
New supply just received and for sale By
H. EGAE.
m&-I Corner L aud 7th 8. reefs.
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TO LADIES
F NJ I l. b L X Ms
NEW DRUG sTOHE,

nSsSCHENCKS PULMONIC CANDY embraces
e IN great degree all the prime pies of Schenck's
Pulmonc Syrup, aud while pleasant 10 the palate
a. the purest Of ooDfections its medicinal peres
re nder il efectual in coughs, colds, bronchial aud
catarrhal Affections &c. Ii is the eptable
remedy for children or infants, and be given with
10 suffer from loss of voice. il Is Indispensable
These candies are prt up In . cent boxes convent
ert tor the pocket, and for sale by all druggists
and dealers. j. III. SCHENCK SON,
feb22tr n. Z. corner 9th and Arch sts Phiia
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~ CAPITAL REAL Estate As5oCfA.
IIOH.-In accordance with the Constitution, the
Board OF Directors has authorized the sale of such
shares Of Stock IS are on hand, fixing the premium
az IS per share is real vaine. The purchase price,
at theoptioDof the purchaser, may be paid dozen,
or by paying double dues until iguidsted. The lat,
ter condition affords excellent opportunity for
parties to purchase shares, who otherwise would be
ulable AZ the same time realizing benefits identical
with all the stockhoders. This association has been
in successful oper alton for period of two years
Shares Can be obtained Of the Secretary
n GEO. COWIE, President.
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nFfICES OF kENNEBEC AND POTOMAC
~ ICE CO.,
No. 100 Water street, Georgetown, and corner of
9TH and q streets.
WAsHISGToS, D. c., March Is, 1873
Notice il hereby given, that on and after MON
DAY NEXT. eth inst, our new schedule Of prices
Tor Ice Tor the coming season will take effect
Zach wagon will have printed card of prices upon
and purchasers are requested to that the quan
lily OF Ice delivered to them Is in accordance with
the rates Of the schedule, and report to this office
any DELINQUENCY on the part Of any driver.
Tickets can be purchased at these Offices or of the
drivers. A discount Of per cent. will be made for
cash on the same, when taken in quantities amount
ml.-M 4 RARKrP kCn
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M Ugf AND eHALL6GREAf sAOR!BICno
ZAB, No. 0l4 Renngylvanfa ayDnoe, betWoon ~
0h aud Wth sta. The whole Of The reUAiningy
stock, in nnest cold huntins Gold and HhyU
Wstches ievis. and American nakesl, Gold Chair,
lnsfruIssnts must ana slan 9: scd tonake cheass
ting here. Goods cold ON inGoAl Rsnfs Oan an2 -:
Il wiz lay yoa. Remember, OAR0Bs elA fsansyl:
vAAta avenue. mt
II rs1gH4ASS 4kx AHPIIE xa HAAjIIoaAL IDW I
fsnnsyivsSis sSsass. Is5jsS "a h ss! adsa
I Lunch e: sss. So, I'd =; 6 g -
f.!is:. wsdd.e. pia.S - essissss. IS 3.
sclieit klssA slsFe 6 yoo Dsstepess. y.
s sss.sass -: go ..1 ils. ~
B4 dHHA4ASbSEEs UHb B ARdsst SS5aIIs =
found at voment Christie A0ociafiou, Judicaafy
49, 49,. Al ~ - 49,. A 5saas szssss:
psoOfE1 4 Ss HHAz SLEX . J1 q, g "Isssi
An sixee. AlB>, Uotoi Oon1I10 6 0asufnckurer
DAVID BUxBY . CO.,
| +
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the sbstess I begin IN January to HUI
Ols. and I never let It stand exposed in
She deld and I never clean out my sta
hlss until I form my compost heap.
When planting time oomes.I <resch
that ridge over the manure and put In
the commercial fertilizer. and break out
the balance OF the land. then trench
or chop and put in the seed. I then
work the crop, never taking dirt from
the cotton or corn, but always putting q
little to Il. think it does best to put
in all the fertilizers before planting. I
have tried them after the crop was under
way, but could never see but that it was
time and manure lost. By adopting that
plan, the yield C: my land is exactly in
proportion to the amount Of fertilizers
used. The domestic manure abscrba
and holds moisture enough to make the
crop, having all of the wet months OF
spring for. that purpose.
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NERVOUS DED1LlTY.-A DEPRESSED, 1T.
R1rADLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY OR AMI.
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MEMORY.
OFTEN WITH DEBrhrTAT1Na, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The oonse quenoe of ex.
cesses, mental overwork or indisoretions.
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds Sovereign
CURE in Humphreys homeopathic SpE-
oIF1o, No. %. 1t tones up the system,
arrests discharges, dispels the mental
gloom and dependency, and rejuvenates
the entire system; it is perfectly harmless
and always efficient. Price IS for a pack
ago OF FIVE boxes and q large 50 vial of
powder, which is important in old serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL
Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of
price. Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HoM3opATH1o MEDICINE COMPANY, No.
662 Broadway, NY. For sale by GE1aER
& McGRRaoR. Columbia, 8. O. Ap14 lilly
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FIRE IN THE WooDs.-We learn that
quite large amount OF valuable timber
was burned last week, in the neighbor-
hood Of Hoover'e, on the Port Royal
Railroad. The long drought has made
the woods like tinder. Forest fires in
the neighborhood OF Whippy Swamp
destroyed the houses and barns Of two
brothers named Bowers. Fencing in the
neighborhood was all destroyed. 200
pieces Of hewn timber belonging to Mr..
Hoover were burned, valued at 1000.
The fires spread from the railroad to
Salkehatchie Swamp, some seven or
eight miles. .-Beaufort Republican.
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No PosrPoNE,iEST. is not wise to
put off until the heats OF summer have
commenced the invigorating process
which would have secured the system, in
advance, against this untoward influence.
b tcn:ag the stomach. liver end bowels
in the spring months with Hostetter's
Stomach Ri:tess, end continuing to take
this harmless but powerful vegetable in.
vigorant during tho summer, it is quito
certain that even persons who are natu-
rally delicate and deficient in vital force,
may escape the fits Of Indigestion, head
ache, nausea, biliousnees, nervous de.
bility and mental oppression which, in
the absence Of such preparation, often
PROSTATE and agonize the more robust.
A pure stimulant, medicated with the
juices OF the finest tonic, anti.bilious and
aperient roots and herbs, as an invalu.
able boon to the weak and ailing, and
this life-sustaining boon in the form of
Hostetter's Bitters is fortunately within
tue reach OF oil. May 4 1871
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Gen. Bradley Johnson, of Richmond. !.
is going to write the life OF Chief Justice
Chase. He may we'll say of the Chief
Justice as Shakespeare says OF somebody
else: "Take him all in all, we ne'er shall
look upon another who wanted TO be
President half 80 badly" n
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The public should be informed that all
the New Orleans dispatches to tho Now
York Times are untrustworthy. They
are sont By ono r. II. Shannon, .he
United States Commissioner, O scamp
hand and glove with the drunken Durell
and all the scalawags. carpet-baggers and
thieves who are pillaging Louisiana.
Just at this moment, Shannon varies his
labor in painting bloody shirts for the
Times. with getting up certificates of
character for the drunken Durell, whose
crime not even Republican committee
of the Senate, not even Norton himself,
pretended to deny or defend.
New York World.
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HoTG1 ARRIVALS. May 3.-Columbia
Hotel-J Dixon, W a Evans, Augusta; !;
J O Hemphill. Abbeville; J D Gardner,
Jr, Wilmington; J H Ransom, New
York; James 81 Oonden, Philadelphia;
John j Stetwell. Louisville; Mrs g +
Paddock, Miss Frost and maid, DR. II G.
p Spencer and wife. Samuel Frost, New
York; Fred D Bush, G l. OR r; JH
Steiling. Greenville; J n Hauaer. Ex-
press Company;
Wheeler House-Mr and Mrs Oowen.
and two children, A Welch, New Jersey;
Geo F Beaw, Philadelphia; r E Tomp-
kins, Miss Nellie Tompkins, Camden;
Miss Mary Lewis, 8 " Cody. New York !;
DrJ a Frantz, Columbia; T. Leudder,
Miss suider, Miss Minnie Jones. Spar
tanburg; r III Sips. Lancaster; Rev W
J Potter. Massachusetts,; E N Dennis,
Orangeburg; Patrick Dufae. Charleston;
w Duvail. T w Woodward, Winns-
boro; James Maloney, Newberry.
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The monks at Bethlehem have become
belligerent. The Successors Of him who
proclaimed peace on earth have pro.
claimed war against each other on the
place of his birth. and in the fray five Of
the Latin monke and six Of the Greek
have been injured.
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We learn, says the NashpiNe Union
ana american. from . reliable source,
that twenty-three oranges In Charlton
County, Kansas, have 2,700, 900 bushels
OF corn for sale. Farmers are still burn
ing this grain for fuel; and large quaint.
ties are being shipped to South Caroline
and other cotton-ra raising States. Oranges
in the West find good customers in
Southern oranges, whose members culti-
vate other stnples. Producers in many
branches OF industry are exchanging
commodities without the intervention Of
middle men. This practice is suscepti-.
BILE of indefinite extension. Oranges
that now buy their coffee at wholesale
prices OF merchants will soon purchase it
directly from the planters who raise the
coffee. We live in an age of progress;
and before man gets dollar, he must
produce something that is worth it.
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Gov MOSES AND THE BoNDs.-The
Charleston Ne,cs publishes tho following
telegram:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COIUsiDih, s.. O., May

To The Editor Of The Ne,rs and Courier
SIR: I am directed by his Excellency the
Governor to state that tho telegram from
Columbia in your issue OF this date,
headed "The Tax Payers Fight" il CAL
cuiated to convey an erroneous impress
sion. As soon as the Governor learned
OF the correspondence between Messrs
Morton, Bliss & Co., and the Comptrol.
ler-General, he had consultation with
the Attorney. General, and il that con-
sultation, it was agreed between them
that Major G. D. Melton should be en-
ployed as additional counsel for the
State. The Governor afterwards ha u
consultation with Major Melton, and
supposed therefrom that he had consent
ed to take part in the case on behalf OF
the State. The Governor proposes to use
all legitimate means nt his command to
protect the property of the people in the
premises. II. 81. D. BYRON.
Private Secretary.
The Columbia correspondent Of the
Neos says:
"The tax-psying citizens here have re-
tanned Messrs. Armistead Burt, Nj. G..
Butler and A. B. DeSaussure to repre-
sent them in the suits which have been
instituted in the interest of the holders
Of the fraudulent State bonds"
A SHOCKING DEATH.-About noon,
yesterday, one Of the laborers employed
in the freight-yar6 of the South Carolina
Railroad Company, named Thos. O'Nei],
lost his life by sudden and singular
casualty. It is O custom among the la.
borers to rest the points of their cotton
hooks upon the ground and sit upon the
handles. O'NeiI had just finished load
ing a car, and was sitting in this manner
upon low platform alongside of track.
over which train Of cars was slowly
passing. His back was turned to the
oars. The point Of the hook suddenly
slipping from its resting place, he fell
backwards under the car, and one Of the
trucks passed over his chest just below
the arm-pits. crushing the ribs. Two
laborers, who were standing near,
dragged the unfortunate man from IN.
der the car before another truck could
pass over him. He expired in few mi.
nntes. - Charleston Ne,os.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. Graham & Co.-Sale Stahles,
Jacob Levip-Gas Bills.
Columbia Building & Loan Associa n.
O. F. Jackson-New Goods. ~.
Independent Fire Company.
John Agnew &c Son May Butter.
Grand Excursion to Florida,
r. Hannan-To Rent. -
". D. Love & Oo.-Great Attractions.
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Long, and necessary windy, speeches
are in order in the Tiohborne case. Sir
John Duke Ooleridge spoke for twenty
. five days against The claimants" right
. to the estate and against his being
Tichborne at all and q baronet. Mr.
sHa1kins, oounsel Tor The prosecution in
The charge Of perjury pending against
''the claimant" closed on Friday very
entertaining and learned. and it is pre-
snmed exhaustive, spsecb, which he
began The previous Wednesday. At this
rate ''the crack OF dpona" will be reached
before the Tehborne case Is. ended. 4 III
is curious how. persistsntly part of the
public resist the Hight ibf law-it refuses
to dethEoae Tiohborne. : Tits sure he is
u TichEsyns and 8 baronet, whether he
be butcher or not.i t Reasoning has mo
effect on such belief. Even il the
charge of perjury be proved against
him. many persons will regard "the
claimant" as much perseouted indi
'AuooA' = .-.i- ~! -.
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missouri, Kentucky land Tennessee
can make iron cheaper than Pehnsyiva.
MIA, and are doing it At.this day; Iowa
and Illinois Gun make leather and leather
fabrics cheaper than Massachusetts; the
Southern cotton factories are earning
twenty-five per cent. dividends by max
ing cheaper and heavier cloth than the
Rhode Island mi!Ia make; and in the
manufacture OF wool. there is no State
in New England that possesses equal adj
,vansages With the West and Southwest.
The Weasis developing manufactures
with surprising rapidity. and in few
years twill have home market for q
large share Of ita surplus products. This
will solve bstransporsation problem;
or. rathef.sis will transfer it from the
Yves. to The East.
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COLUMBIAN, S. e.
snndeysAorning,,M Mays. ls7a.

- 4S l..I- -Ss s1tsress5 s-s.y - eSSS. = -
WoRK toR SHAaP- -sHoTltas,- 1t Ia gra-
4ifying to witness the e;prompt patriotism
displayed, by many JOURNALISTS in the
Modoc war. They came-to the front
OF discussion-with great alacrity, aud
il the country is not enlightened as to
how Indian lighting should be conduct
ed. it is not their fault. Their present
demand. .:is for, sharp-shooters and for
Gen. Sheridane, "A corps Of those sharp
editorial shooters, under the guidance 81
Gen Sheridan, in pursuit OF the Mo-
docs. would. no doubt, make Captain
jack ashamed of himself. Let the ex,
pertinent be trieds,i in the meantime, in
ordes 70 have, thpfijght men always in
: the right place. detailing an equal nnm-
ber Of army officers to ran the papers
whose editors are running the Indians
= ---- -L-. ft ~ :;
WARS BzooMn OF rHa MoNnY?-
There is complaint in nearly every
County Of The State about the non-pay-
ment OF the school funds; in some OF the
Counties the free schools have been
closed in consequence. What has be-:
come OF the money? The Beaufort Re.
publican thus speaks of the condition OF
things there:
'.Mr. Iillson has made his apportion-
ment OF school appropriation. Beaufort
is down for $16.6 This looks we'll on
paper. Last year, the same amount was
assigned to our County. II we mistake
not. the draft upon che State Treasurer
is still in the possession of our then
County Treasurer, unpaid. The draft
for this years apportionment has been
protested for non.psyment. Even if we
should get this $t6. 900. Of which there
sis little chance. il would hardly pay the
arrears due teachers"
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Observation-Disclosures 10 natural
WEALTH: luxury, artificial. poverty. :,

PHRNIx1ANA.-Contentment IL natural
wealth: luxury, artificial. poverty. :,
None bat the contemplate are appre-
hensive Of contempt.
The most manifest sign OF wisdom is
continued cheerfulness. *
No man can improve in any company
for which he has not respect enough to
be under some degree of restraint. -
Characters never change; opinions
alter; characters are only developed. :.
Always take the part Of a. friend .in
quarrel, but not in pudding. W e,
Had steers add terror to tie bu!l
movement in Wall street.
Here is the latest floral ,.'sentiment:."
II you wish hearts ease. dou't look, to
mari gold. HalI; ssj.5 &c
Found at last-.-the LATEST man on re-
corl. His name is j. B. Brown. He
has been o postal clerk on q Wisco6siuy
railroad, apd he was alrested Tor burn
ing mail matter to save the labor of dis
tributing It.
II an self-made man," said sharp.
er, tho other day, to q gentleman whom
he had just got the best OF in bargain.
II am glad to hear you say 80. respond
ed the gentleman, ''for it relieves nv
Maker OF great responsibility
MAIL LARnANaEMENqs The Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ: and 800 P. NJ. /;
closes 8 P. III. and l1.00 A. M. Charles
ton day mail opens 615 p. NJ; closes
A. H.; night opens TOO A. NJ; CLOSES
6.15 P. NJ. Greenville opens s. As P. NJ. !;
CLOSES 6 A. Nj. Western opens g. 80 A.
NJ. and 1880 P. M. closes 8 and l P. NJ.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-04

The Cincinnati Times {Repnblican)
declares that it is the firm determination
to run the Democratic party into
power on the free trade doctrine, and
warns the farmers to look to it that in
their present movement "they are not
made ostspaws Of" The chances are
about equal Of their being juggled by
the Republican as by the Democratic
party. What the farmers should do is
to let both parties alone severely.