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The New York herald., 1874-12-27
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500 chi d n w in b..
1000 chi 4 n W con. ;.
100 do. .............
5000 G 4 Tol new BIDS.
1000 Mich South I'd -.
10000 l. 5 con lst, c..
1000 Del, l. 4 w con-.
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10000 OHIO 4 N con-. ;.
5000 Cen Pac & BIDS. :.
500 do.
300U I'm PAc lst. ......
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1900 T 4 " lsr, 81 l. D
1000 Tol 4 Wab con C.
1000 Tol d Wab ID.
200 Can 5 LIST, C on. :.
9 shs Farmers l. Il T
100 anton Co .....b C
10 Mich Cen r. -. b C
100 III Cen RR. ...... b C
100 N J Cent RR. -. b C
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This market was 1rmer The price opened and
closed at 1ll7s, with figures meanwhile at 11l1 a
1925. The rates paid Tor carrying ranged IRON
pa per cent TO fat. decidedly stronger feeling
Is being SHOWN IN this department, and II a
sympathetic will well supported by men OF
wealth the result would be quickly and strongly
The New York herald., 1874-12-27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES

$500 U s SIS. r. 81. !
2000J { : s-u,. C IS n. /
lUOOu Us $40, c, Us n. DC /
5000 u ) 5-2U, r, IS n. /
l00O L ) $50, c, 'oI -. l
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II, AND 10 PER CENT
n. CITY and County Bonds
Railroad Bonds City Railroad StockA
Also other choice Stocks and Bonds paying 10 to IS per
cent
at large reduction below par,
for sale by
ALBERT II. NICOLAY 4 CO.,
Stock Brokers and Aucloneers A3 Pine street
N. Achievement Securities our specially 23 years
The New York herald., 1874-12-27

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was without feature, loans on call being
made at to per cent. The range OF prime mer-
title paper was from 5is to per cent. Money
ls said to be somewhat nrmer at the West, but
Offers made at this point have not found accept
ance. THIS would seem 10 indicate an ample sup
ply in that section. Foreign exchange is quoted as
1ollows:-
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con strong-7@7L for shoulders; 9Ll
99>s for CLEAR rib; o555 for clear. Lard
easier, at 9.
CHARLESTON, March 3I.-Cotton firm
middling 15T@l6; low middIing l51s;
good ordinary l4I@1434; net receipts
$50 bales; sares 500.
BosToN, March 31-Cottou higher
middling l714; net receipts 80 bales;
gross f.. 1872; exports to Great Britain
629; rales 800.
MOBILE, March 31.-Cotton firm
midd!ing 1G; net receipts 443 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 143; sales 500.
NEW ORLEANS. March 3l.-Cotton
Guiet-middling 1893; low middlirg
l5ia; good ordinary 14lS; ordinary l2ll 4 !;
net receipts 1. 3G0; gross 4,477; exports
to Great Britain 2.G7G; coastwisc 495;
sales $3.50
SAyANNAII. March 31.-Cotton buy ers
and sellers apart middling 1G; net re-
ceipts 704 bales; gross 93S; sales 5oG.
GALVESTON. March 31.-Cottun nomi.
good ordinary ii5s, tnidiiing 1874 :
net receipts 723 bales; exports coastwise
BALTIMORE. March 3i-Cotton firmer
-middling 1Gla; low middIiug 15I;
S'od ohuihafy lag; gross tccelpts 2SJ
bales; exports coastw,se 169; saes AGO;
spinners lis.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3l-Cotton
Iuiet-middling IT; low middliug 1G;
strict good ordinary 1928; good ordinary
i4Is; ordinary 1913; gros. receipts 1US
bales.
NonroLK. March 31-Cottou firm and
in good demand-low middling 15lI;
nes receipts G67 bales; exports coastwlse
1.GSi; sales $50.
MEMPHIS, March 31.-Cotton Grm
anl offerings light-low middling Is;
receipts 596 bales; shipments S5S.
WILMINaToN. March 31.-Cotton firm
-middling 153.i; net receipts l3S bales;
sales 50.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-01

The Bible contains $3.50, 4so letters;
773,602 words; 31,173 verses; 1,l97
chapters, and &C books. The word
''and" occurs 46.277 times. The word
''Lord' occurs 1855 times. The word
reverend" occurs but once. which is in
the 9th verse Of the 11lth Psalm. The
middle verse is the Sth verse of the 11Sth
Psalm. The 2lst verse of the 7th chap
ter of Ezra contains all the letters of th g
alphabet except the letter j. The finest
chapter to read is the Goth chapter OF
the Acts of the Apostles. The 10Th
chapter Of I'd Kings and the 37th chap
ter Of Isaiah are alike. The longest
verse is the 9th verse of the Sth chapter
OF Esther. The shortest verse is the
3oth verse of the llth chapter OF St.
John. The S.h. l5;h, 2lst and 3lst
verses Of the 107th Psalm aro alike.
Each verse Of tho 136tli Psalm ends
alike. There nre no words or names Of
more than six syllnblcs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-01

At Sharon, Massachusetts, on the
25:h, William Miller, aged tL;rty-four,
u cablhct maker, unmarried, nearly Sc
Yercd his neck with II scythe, which lie
mad suspended in grooves, gnillotine ia
shior, some feet above block. on wlici,
he rcc!incd his head. Several pounds
Of old iron were attached to The scythe,
which was caused to fill edge downward
BY pulling q c)rd. Miller was insane
from softeLing of the brain.
Two freight trains col,ilcd Saturday
afternoon ON the PENNSYLVANIA Central
iailroaa, near Jersey CITY. y. j., kill
ing fireman nul brakeman, and sc
vnrc!y woundinS a conductor nmmc,,
Metz. The collision is attributed to the
carelcssnoss OF tue telegraph operator
at the signal station, who ordered one
train to go on, when he had Instructions
to detain it until the other lad pusscd
The operator was arrested.
The Richmond Enva,e3' "haln't
orter' poke snch fun rs the following at
the rcviyalists Of Eaia Mountain: "rhe
sudden moving Of all the mountains in
Western North Carolina must be at-
ttibutcd to the rapid increase Of filth
in that section. The faith that moves
mouutaips."
Tie Grecnviiic ISouM -l.a,naiC.4 say;
The recent rains were undoubtedly the
heaviest that have fallen III this country
since it was settled. 1t is estimated
that eighteen inches fell Tile water
Oh lhc creeks was five feet above what
has heretofore been considered high
water mark.
ChiSnons are really nf service to the
wcarcrs in Virginia. 1t was only the
other day that an eaSle pounced down
talons i'll her head. All tic noble bird
got WAS hair
A bill has been introduced in Con-
gress providing that $1,000, 900 bo ap-
proprinted to be paid to inventors OF
new and useful arts. 1t doesn't cost
much to be generous with other folks
money.
a negro man died suddenly ut his
house, III Augusta. last Wednesday
night. He was confirmed drunkurd,
and died because his supply of the ur-
dent waa stopped.
1t is rumored in London that there is
tlOuDiC DctWetu ltOulDaulu ana turkey,
growing out Of the acts OF the former in
fixing the custom tariffs with other Eu-
rorean powers.
y Washington letter says Mr.. Sum
ner's house will probably Do purchased
as III addition to tho Arlington Hotel.
The owner Of the hotel bus offered $780,
600 for it, and it is thought to be a fair
price.
Sol. Smith Russell is about TO try his
fortunes npon tho dramatic stage ns an
actor, having been engaged for five
years by Augnstin DAILY. OF the Fifth
Avenue Theatre, New York.
The cX-ulelnbcrs of the Legislature
for Fairfield, with few choice friends,
held meeting ut Winnsboro on Satur-
day. bnt failed to get al audience
Sign Of the times.
During the recent flood in The Ala
bama River tho denizens Of Montgome.
ry were discussing the question OF street
navigation by canoe power.
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Notice.

T JAMES 7. WEL6MAN, Executor OF lhe
IL Will OF James Welsman. deceased, OF
the city OF Charleston, South Carolina, do
hereby give notice that have thia day filed
praving to have Bouds Nos. 81, SO, AZ, 81, IS,
1laG1120, 206Gl20S, 25G. 257, OF the town and
city Of Columbia. $500 zach, intereat at six
per cent. per annum, coupons payable quar-
the eaid city OF Columbia in the place of
those above described, which were lOst in
Columbia, South Carolina. when General
sherman passed through that city. In
obedience to ths regulation of the City
Council in such case mada and provided,
this notice, upon the filing OF the petition ~
aforesaid, i. hereby gwen.
J. Il. WELSMAE, Executor.
MAEon 80, 1871
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CITY BALL, CRY OF CoLUNDIA.
AI.sl.

March 30, 1871.
l, Charles Barnum. City Clerk, do hereby
T. Welsmen. as above stated. has been thi.
day filed III the Office or the City CLERK the
same to be laid before the City Council ,s i.a
next regular meeting: the said petitioner be-
ing represented by Porter " Conner, ct tbs
city OF Charleston, and Pope & Hask III O:
iii. city OF Columbia, ss his attorneys.
Witness my hand rs City Clerk Id the
seal 9f The city, this 30th day @; March,
1874. CHARLES BARNUM,
Mach 81 l6tlS City Clerk.
H1- The Charleston Ne,cs and Courier will
publish daily for Que week aud tri weekly for
six weeks and send BIZ! % J. T. We!sM.n
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-01

Governor.Campbell, OF Wyoming Ter.
ritory. has borne favorable testimony as
to the practical Working Of woman suf.
trage in that Territory. Ex-Governor
Lee, OF the same Territory, bears SINH
ler testimony, and in late lecture in
Boston said that no domestic Jars have
occurred in consequence Of female suf.
frage, even when in one case husband
and wife we've rival candidates for the
same office, the one on the Democratic,
the other on the Republican ticket
Ihe women usually vote for the best
candidate and cannot be bribed, and
the whole political situation is improved
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Notice..

OFFICE Cry CLERK AND TREASURER,
COLUMBIA, s. o., March 80, 1874.
A LII TAVERN LICENSES paid quarterly
"A are due on April 1. Parties are notified
that II not paid promptly, they will be
brought before the Mayor and dealt with &C.
cordtngly. CHAS. BARNUM, Il
Aprtl City Clerk.
Notice to Managers Of Election and
Registration.
FHAE Managers appointed in the various
Wards in the city will meet on THURS
DAY next. April 2, at the Office OF the County
Books OF Registration ana all necessary in.
structions for the Municipal Election.
A. L. SOLOMON,
Chairman Board OF Commissioners Of Elec.
tlon, Ielchland County. April
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-19

BENJAMIN Whitner. an aged oolored
man, died on Saturday last, while on
the road leading from town to the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Lewis Crombie, where
he had been living for some time. The
deceased had been suffering from
dropsy for more than year. he was
the Oldest Citizen Of this town, and
osms here among the first settlers
He was always faithful to his owners
and employers. and was regarded with
much esteem by the white people.
For many years he served as hostler Mt
the Benson House, and was a great
favorite with the travelling public.
Anflerson InteNi1eacer,
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A REMARKABLE CAsE.-Mr. John
Smith, who lives near Hickory Grove,
IN this County, was in Charlotte few
days ago, aud as result of conver-
sation with him, tue Observer relates
that "before The war he owned 100
negroes, and up to this day those
negroes are living with aud working
for him, not one having left after the
surrender. They express themselves
as satisfied. and say they don't want to
live anywhere else. This state of
things is oreditab!e to the good sense
of the negroes, and shows that Mr..
Smith is IA kind and good master"
YorkriUe E'nyuirer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-19

Immigration has been pouring into
Texas with rnsh for the past twelve
months. People from the Carolinas,
Florida. Tennessee, Georgia. Missis.
sippi, Louisiana aud Alabama, skilled
III cotton growing. have changed Ioca.
tions. and will. this epring. put large
areas of the fresh soil Of Texas into
cotton. Thie is no conjecture 1t is
Il fact CLEANED from the local papers Of
Texas that are filed with accounts of
inoomers and their prospects. These
papers declare that along With the
movers come crowds of coIored peo.
Pile. so that help of the skilled kind in
cotton growing is assured.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-19

The Gadslill outlaws of Missouri
have imitators in Iowa, or else the
murderers Of Iowa are given to read
ing dime novels aud story papers A
tailor has been found dead IN Des
Aoihes, and on ascrap of paper found
near the body was written: "This is
the twenty seventh man we have killed,
aud we will never bc taken alive" It
may be, however. that the murder was
committed by one man who has taken
this method of misleading and fright
ening the community. In these days
Of corruption even IL murderer may
stoop TO II contemplate fraud
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-19

SAD CALAMITY We have been ill.,
formed that John Maugun, white
lad, about sixteen years Of age, who
had been engaged for the last year or
two ns a ten"ut on the plantation Of
Mr.. S. q. Brewer, in the upper part
OF this County, was killed by lightning
on Thursday evening last. 1t seems
that he was going home from the field
where he had been ploughiug. and a
rain coming up, he had taken shelter
under large tree, by the road side,
which, ~as struck and completely riven
by tho lightuiug. killing both himself
and his iaule. -Cumaen Journal
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-19

Lancaster Comfy Commissioners
will grant'no license to sell liquor in
any, part of the Countyi in the next
twelve months.
. james l.. Orr. son of the late ex-Go-
vernor Orr, is nominated as candi-
date for the LIE gislatnre from Ander-
son.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-19
Preserving Kettles, Etc.
To ALI Whom 1t MAY Concern.

IN tion Was made on the lst day OF June
to the CLERK OF the Court OF Rfchland
County. BY Il. J. Donaldson, Hardy Solo.
mon, W. D. Love. John Hawkins and
others, for charter Of incorporation for
South Carolina, for the purpose of manu-
featuring Cotton and Wooden Goods, with
. capital Of three hundred thousand dol
lars. in accordance with the Act Of the
General Assembly, in such cases made and
provided. June 10 r.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-19

Home Stomach Bitters.
THESE celebrated BIrTERS, prepared
Il by Jas. A. jackson l. Co., OF St. Louis,
are certain preventative Of
FEVER AND AGUE,
INTERHITTENTs,
INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA,
And are highly recommended as an excel.
lent tonic and invigorator Of the eystem
For sale by the Wholesale agents,
Juue19 JOHN AGNEW i SON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-19

There was mis-triul in Beaufort.
recently in criminal action against a.
u. Ovens, saloon keeper ut Ycmussec,
by Senator Smalls aud Representatives.
Green and Hamilton, for violation of
the Civil Rights Act. 1t was charged
that these worthy representatives of
this County had been refused admls.
sion into Oweps' saloon. The court
was occupied day and u half ia tb.
investigation. The jury. two whites
ana ten colored, failed to agree, aud n
mlstriul was ordered.
GOOD ENOUGH. .-Duplin is Il model
County. At the last election held
there tue Democratic vote amounted
to l3O more than the registered whit.
strength in the County. A good MANY
coiored men always vote with the De.
moorats, and it is said that there is not a
white Radical of any prominence in
the County. Bully for Duplin!
Wilmington (N C Journal.
LONG SESSIONS OF CONGRESS- The
present is certain to rank among the
long Legislatures of our history. Only
two have exceeded its present length
that OF 1869. which adjourned June
"a, and that of 1870, which closed on
the 25th. The session of 1872 closed
May z, that of 1873, June l3.
County Commissioners H. Strom.
white and Wesley Jefferson and
Dock Martin. (colorrd, have boen III
dicted by the grand jury of Edgelield
County. They are charged with issu.
ing checks illegally and without item.
lied accounts.
The Anderson MteAigencer says that
never before within the recollection Of
the Oldest inhabitant has there been
suoh splendid yield in the grain crops
grown around town.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-19

Last Day.
CONSUMERS OF GAS, who have not
~ paid their bills, are notified that ct
the close OF THIS DAY the delinquent list
will be placed in the hands Of the Super.
iptendent, who will at once proceed to shut
off the light without distinction Of persons,
By order OF Board OF Directors.
JACOB LEVIN,
Secretary and Treasurer Columbia Gas
Light Company. June 1911
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Auction aa1es.
Sale Of Real Estate

S"HS VA 1sOU3 11SUWtVs
John Fisher, as Trustee, vs. John Fielding.
nN MONDAf, tho 9Th day OF JULY ae3t.
~ lat 10 O'Clock, in front OF tho dourt
House, in Columbia, will sell, under
Real Estate, mortgsged by John Fioldipg
to the Citizens Savings Bank Of South
Carolina, to wit:
All that LOT OF LAND situate and being
IN IN the city Of Columbia, in the County Of
bounded North by lot OF MoAllister, East
by lot OF J. P. Southern, South by Plain
street, and West by lot OF D. Epstin, for
merly Of Henry Davis. containing one half
acre, more or less. Terms cash.
June IA t9 JOHN FISHER. Trustee.
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The Spartanburg and Asheville Rail-
road Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN sigued will be at the CsntrailNational
Bank, in this city, on FRIDAY, the 10Th
day OF June, to receive from subscribers to
the Capital Stock OF this Company the first
instalimeut Of five dollars per share,
Promp. payment is requested. By order.
A.C. KAUFMAN,
Secretary and Treasurer S. & A. r. R. Co.
June ii
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-19

Ihe Ashantee war has developed the
fact that Great Britain is a silent part
ner In maintaining slavery and slave
trade. Cape Coast Castle, u purely
English dependency on the Gold
Coast, retains the institution in cou-
siderable vigor. The children OF
slaves are free, and the supply is kept
up among the English residents at the
Cape by purchases Of young negroes
that the Ashantees have captured in
their frequent wars. The subject is
eiiciting sharp discussions in England.
Victor c. Bnrringer. Of North Caro-,
lima. has been designated by the
United States authorities and con
firned by the khedive of Egypt, us
the judg. in behalf of this Guvernmeut
under the new style Of courts to b. es
tablished III Egypt. which exempt,
from jurisdiction Of the local tribunals
all cases arisiug among Christians of
different nntiUunllties residing in the
Ottoman domininns.
SrECcK BY LlGMrSlNo -On the
nfternouI of the 1lth inst the kitchen
of Joe Nappirr. III Marlboro. near the
Marion lIne. was struck by lightning
Mr.. and Mrs. Napier wrre both
stunned, and coi"red boy nrurly
grown, who WAS eating dinner ut the
time. was instantly killed
a city granger wanted to know Of u
country granger If he cut wheat with
IL horse rake? The country granger
told him yes. and advised him To read
the grange phtfnrm ii he wanted to
MI tlt..t -
don teeth.
Mr.. J. p Wingate. of Rock Hill,
mysterionsiy dI,npprarcd few months
ago. aud toul play il suspected, AS
several coiored men had Threatened
his life. The matter is to be inves:i.
gated.
The black stallion Strideaway, the
famous trotter, owned bv Keelci.
Wright ~ Shnmwny. Of Providence.
Il l., and vnInrd ut S25. 900, died Of
disease in u stmble
CHunCn DEDICArIoN.- new
Catholic Church IF ST. Mary's, the
Star of the Sea, on SulIvau's Island,
will be dedicated next Sunday morn.
ing, at ii o'clock.
a colored man, named M,las May
hew. about twcnty-four years of age,
was drowned in Cutawba River, near
Charlotte, fuw days ago.
The dwelling house uf Ira Hardin,
ut Blacks Station, on Tho Air-Line
Railroad. Was fired by an incendlary
and burned to tho ground.
An old colored man, named Frank
simmons, aged ninety years, died III
Greenville on Monday last
Percival Norris. Esq, formerly of
Edgeticid, died in Aiken last week.
There IRE seventy studcn:s iu the
college t Wulhul.a.
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10. for the Sclluetzsnfest.

CUIIU n BIA, 8. c., JUNE -, 1874.
THIS interesting German Festival takes
4 place in Augusta ON the 23d, oath and
25' IN instant, and. Ia order to afford every
body an opportunity OF witnessing it, the
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company, commencing the 22d aud couti-
nuing till the 25th OF Juno, will cell ROUND
TRIP TICKETS from Columbia to Augusta
and return for one fare. Tickets good for
hve days. A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent. c.,
Z. Il A. X. Il. June 10 6
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-17
THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY rOR 1873.

The approach Of Presidential election gives unusual
impo events and developments uf lc75. We
snail eusayor 10 deseOe them fully faithfully and fear
THE WEEKLY sun has now attained circulation Of
seventy thousand Copies Its readers found in
every State Territory and its quality is we'll known
public. We shall not only endeavor to keep il fully
up to the old standard but to improve and add to its
variety and power.
The WEEKLY Sun will continue to be a thorough
newspaper. All the OF the day will he found in It,
condensed when unimportant full length when of
men and always, We trust treated in ccar inter- sting
IL Is our aim to make the WEEKLY SUN the best fam.
lily in the world Ii will be full Of entertaining
and apprUp reading Of every but will print
ing the scrupulous and delicate Il
will always cunain the must interesting stories and
OF the day carefully selected and esbly printed
The Agricultural Department is a prominent feature in
the WEEKLY sun and its articles viii always be found
fresh and useful 10 the farmer
The number of independent in politics increasing
and the WEELLY SUN Is their paper especially IL be-
longs party and Obrys ietetiou cuuteBdng for
principle and for the election Of the best Ii
the corruption thu di-graces the country and threatens
the overthrow of insttutions II has no fear
of knaves and seeks fAvors iutn their supporters
The If kind and the fashions regular
The price of WEEKLY sun s one dollar year for
sheet of eight pages and NIFTY Columns As this
ly the expenses Of and printing. not
able To make discount allow any premium friends
who may make special efforts extend its circulation
Cnder the law which requires of postage
advance dollar year. with twenty c-nts Of
not up club in order to have the WEEK
LY sun at this rate Any who sends dollar and
twssty cents will get the paper postpaid for year
We have no travelling agents
THE WEEKLY SUN.-Eight pages. ffty ak columns.
Only SLID year posta9e prepaid No dseoaHts from this
rHie.
THE DAILY SUN.-A large four.pags newspaper Of
twenty eight columns Daily circulation Ia0OoG All
the news for cents Subscription postage prepaid IS
cents mOnth,Or $50 year To clubs Of 10 over,
discount Of 20 per cent. Address,
THE SUN" New York City.
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(For he ChieG.)

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have o,s ,,o-,,or s -, 80 e. :. Al. - - =
of another N.,h.r ,a - - ri, a.. e. i an .
long bill Of allowances n.io,i.I ann, On ,b. e.. ~
taxpayers In tbi. ,r ,on hin a.. ,,.,,s go .ra
people who will mor. rIo..l,, ,o,,,,;;, an .h dt
tures You provide for cbsp,. ,rh 49, a., ,ha tsoard
instead Of orce in two wear, =. :, a. no rhi In a.
nore 60 guard the interests Of "a. and che
formation Of rings than ANYTHING beside n, brini ,b
matter near the peopIe '-N
Another needed reform IA DroD.-. ,u,,,s..,,.. r.
voters on an matters where ta.atop ia concor.d IT,.