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Used except for war purposes. Neyerthe-
less, they are kept in commission during
periods of profound peace, and are travers-
ing the oceans in every direction, with no
real purpose except to keep them from de-
cay at the navy yards, and ready for ser
vice if an exigency should arise under
which they should be needed for national
defence or protection. In this instance the
Dispatch has been placed by the Secretary
of the Navy at the disposal of Senator
Cameron to bear him and party of Sena'
tors and friends, without distinction OF
party, from New Orleans to Vera Cruz
distance not exceeding eight hundred
and fifty miles-await their return from
trip to tine City of Mexico, and then bear
the party back to the United States. All
the supplies for the steamer are laid in at
the expense of the eXCursionists, so that 1t
costs the Government merely nothing.
The vessel is manned by crew drawn
from comparative idleness in the service,
without dollar of additional expense to
the National Treasury. and without weak
ening in any degree that arm of the ma
tional defence.
In view of all this, we cannot find any
cause for the loud hue and cry raised over
this trifling affair. There is no corruption
involved in the transaction. The public
interest suffers no wrong or loss through
this excursion on the part ofseveral distin-
guished gentlemen who hold high position
in this Government, and who seek recrea-
ton, after severe public duty,in a new and
interesting field. Should the world be
turned upside down because this idle vessel
has been put to this service without any
additional expense to the Government? Is
if possible that view of it SO narrow can
obtain to any considerable extent among
generous and high minded people? What
ifa few salutes in honor Of our flag are fired
from the castle as the eXcursionists sail in
and out of the harbor of Vera Cruz-3hould
that be a cause of grief and complaint with
| the American people? We think not. And
we further think that those journalists who
have rushed in with such haste to prejudice
the excursionistS and the Administration in
this instance will, upon second sober
thought, become ashamed Of their effort to
raise storm from so diminutive a cloud.
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Gen. Gordon in New Hamp shire.
OCAs SSA0OA Al 6NC" AaAPSAAACs
LFrom the Alabama State Journal
Is uaraQraph is going the rounds of the l

[FrOm the AIaDama State JOuTnaI.I
This paragraph is going the rounds Of the Dem.
Oeratic papers:
GAfter Senator Gordon had finished his speech
at Concord, New Hampshire, many Federal SOL
diers who had fought against him came up to the
stand and greeted him warmly"
Well, what If they did. 1t is only an evidence
that they were gentlemen, and understood some
thing of the courtesies Of life. But suppose one
oTtbose Federal soldiers had come to Alabama in
the Iast canvass and made q Republican speech,
how mapy Democrats and Confederate soldiers
would have come up TO the stand and greeted MIN
MarmlN AnsMer Moi one.
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Now THE Opposition press claim that
''Morton named Treasurer Spinner's sue
ccssoT, and the gossips begin to talk of the
great Indiana war Governor as possible
Presidential candidate, with the approval
of the Administration. Exceedingly wise,
these gossips are; but they must have some
thing TO talk about, YOU know.
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"THE PEOPLE of this country" says the
Albany EUesing Journal, "are deeply
land unalterably attached to our common
''schools." We are afraid the Journal is
mistaken. In the Southern section of this
country the Democratic white people are
deeply and unalterably opposed to them.
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Intsrest and Taxation.

To The Editor Of the National Republican.
SIR: Our legal interest is ten per cent. One
and one half per cent. tax reduces the prom Of
money on mortgages to eight and one hall, which
will bring moneyed home capital to require
eleven and one half. VIII not the result he to
bring In foreign capital, untaxable, and relieve,
in a manner, the borrower. b. Z. w.
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INSURANCE.

o1R nO WILL SECURE IN THE PRO
p1O'OO lection Life Insurance Company, Of
Chicago, q policy of A., so. The cheapest, most
popular and successful conn any in the world.
S. A. MATTISOS, Manager, Room Is, Federal
INF mArII-IV
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BRODHEAD & CO.,
1905 T Street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth Streets.
SPRING STYLES

We desire to call the attention erfrIends, Gus
toners and strangers TO our new and complete
stOcE of beautiful
SPRING and SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
&C., Just purchased in New York hy
OUR NIX. BRODHEAD,
at remarkably low figures, for cash, which we offer
at slight advance on first cost:
feaU tiful Nelvet-striped Grenadiues.
Paid and Silk striped Grenadines.
Honiton Lace. Striped MuslinS.
La.e, Striped Pigue.
summer Camel'S Hair fabrics.
FCulard-EnishGd French Cambri's
SWisseS, Tarlet3ns. NaiusOOks, French Muslins,
Victoria Lawns. Bishop Lawns. &C., &c
Lyons Black SilE, Sc, 81, 81 25 81 40 81 So g. IS,
cheap.
Black Alracas and Mohairs, p cents aud up
wards beat makes.
Han b Irg EdgipgI and Inserting, beautiful pat
terms.
New York Mills - Bleached COttOns. l. cents.
Black FRI nCh CashmeTes, double width ana ORR
ginal dye. 75 cents and upwards.
Wamsutla IA BleaChed CottOns- Il cents
AndrOscOggin ~ Bleached CottOns, I2zcentS.
Elegant 3-6utton Paris h1ds, 81. ..
Shetland Wool Shawls. 81. % and upwards,
and host OF other goods well worth the attention
OF those who wish to purch fabrics OF the best
qualities and styles at reasonable rates.
elsewhere. BRJDHEAD & CO.,
I2l5 street, between Twelflh and Thirteenth.
mh2Qtf
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E. w. MILLER, OWNER,
Nos. HOO and II04 SAMSON Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PhfIadeIE
mar2I-M&SAt

TTIHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
L subscriber has Obtained from the Supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia, holding special
term, letters documentary the personal
estate of CATHERINE s. BROOKS, late of District
OF olumbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
hiblt the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, or before the eth day of March
next: they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March,
1875. MANY II. FORREST.
mh3l-W 3ws EXecutrix.
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w. H. & o. H. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS.
rs Pennsylvania avenue.
TO CAPITALISTS,
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE,
The Great Water Power
ON THE
SHENANDOAH RIVER,
SHENANDOAH RIVER,

near lis Junction with The Potomac, at HARPER'S
FERRY, West Virginia, forming part OF tie f4mous
and unsurpassed WATER POWER formerly use
by tie United States Government AZ their RIFLE
WORKS, adjoining this property. II IS located on
the Shenandoah River, about mile above Har-
per's Ferry, and controls the whole river on both
sides for one-and-a-Quarter miles, embracing one
hundred and seventy. one acres OF land, sixty of
which aIe under cultivation. afOrding excellent
sites for dwellings. There numerous eligible
mill 81 es on the western side. through which
rasses the WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD, connecting with the main stem Of the
BALTIMORE AND OHIO HAtLRQAD and the
Ferry, affordlng dire't communication with the
Cir at West and the seaboard cities of HALTI-
MORE, WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN a1d
ALEXANDRIA. 1t is the outlet Of the Valley of
NirRinia, one OF the richest in AGRICULTURAL
end MINERAL WEALTH IN the United states.
1t ahounds in valuable TIMBER, IRON. LINE,
/ FAD, GRASS, WHEAT. CORN aud other valu-
able products, which are brought down the river
to this point, and reshippcd by railroad to the
sEabOard. The climate Is remarkably healthy, and
may b. CHARACTERIZED as the mC-trnperatc.
Apply TO
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L TRICT OF COLUMBIA SPE GAL TERN,

i TRIUT OF COLUMBIA sPE CAL TERN,
PROBATE JURISDICTION, MARCH q 1875.
In the matter OF the will OF Edwin Ryther.
Application for letters testamentary on the estate
of Edwin A. Ryther. Of the District Of Columbia,
has this day becn made by MARGARET RYTHEg.
All persons Interested are hereby notihed To ap-
pear in this court on TUESDAY, the 9th day of
april next, at IL o'clOck M, TO sho cause why
letters Parliamentary the estate OF said deceased
should not be iSsusd prayed: Provided. copy
Of this order be published once week for three
weeks in THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, previous to
the said day. -
Test: A. WEBSTER,
mh2l- w3w- Register OF Wills.
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MARRIED.

SAYRE-OLLTFFE.-On the 9Th OF Marc, by
Rev. J: W. Parker; at the residence Of the bride
gro om'S father, 42S First street southeast. Mr..
WV. b. SAYEE and Miss SARAH Z. OLLIFFE,
both Of Washington. st
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRICT OF COLUMBIA, the 9th day o
March, 1875.
Gregory ChavCs
J NO. 10. go. EnMltE DOcket.

sUn motion OF the plaintlfT, by Mr.. Grafton his
attorney, It is ordered that the defendants, Mary
Coughlfn, Bridget BaIker, CathArine Feeny
and Michael Healy, cause q cir appearance TO
he entered herein or before the a cst rule-di ~
occurring forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause will he proceeded with ia OF def Iult
By the Court: D. X. CARTIER, Justice, &C.
Trne copy. Test: Il. J. MEIGS, Clerk, &C.
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i TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
JAMES l.. BARBOUR ct AL.
In Equity, NO q $50.
JOHN Z. SMITH, Admins Docket 10.
traitor, TT Al.
The above-entitled cause has been referred to the
Auditor, with directions to state the necessary
counts for the distribution OF the fund arising from
the sales of the real etate made in this cause and
to take such proof AS shall be produced by the par
ties TO the cause and the other creditors OF the
tate OF the said JOHN L. SMITH, deceased, who
may come in aud be made parties thereto.
Therefore, the parties to this cause, the creditors
of the estate of the said JOHN L. SMITH, deceased
and all other persons Interested are hereby notned
to appear before me at my Office. No 80 Lou
lslana avenue, Washington city, on MONDAY,
the 18th day OF April. 1873, between the hours OF
II o'c'o a. m. and O'Clock m. OF said day.
prove their claims, and he heard tOpehing the mat
ROBERT LEIGH. Auditor.
MARCH 70, 1875. mha5-F e rusW
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAS A
LARGER CIRCULA TON TEAM ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUABIA,
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DIED.,

&c om's father, 42s First street southeasI. Mr..
both OF ashingtOn. ia
DIED. q -
Nh SHH sat SaSsher q Rster and
Maria MEGlnness, aged six months go, 49,
s%sfE e: Friends sSG Of tie family f;'Psct
-ERTMAN,1on March q, at g:l5, 2; m, LOUIS
EETMGN, in the thirty-ninth year Of his age.
L street southwest, between FoGr-and-a-halr amt
S She fsTGf at Hsisd
GCLICR.-on March %. EMMA, beloved daugh-
ter Of George F, and Mary A. Gulick, aged
Relatives and friends Of the family are requested
Avenue aS son sG %ednesday at ocOcE
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
"a 600 1s2,oGe, $50, TO LOAN ON
w ARMS KETGHAM.
mhSl-St 62 street.
A TTENTION Twill THE PARTY WHO
borrowed an 2crs TifOEm w TS5 fGS s&G
Light Infantry Battalion, on their trip TO syracuse
r. " return the f4os same to Its proper o~ mh faa
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS .....
ATLowEsT PRICES!
Water Filters, water Filters,
Table cutlery, ReGriger.tOrs,
plated Ware. Water Coolers,
wooden ware, Clothes wrIngerS,
Tin ware, FIuting Machines, &c.
GEO. WATTS d co,
mha SIIseventh St., near Penn. avenue.
something New in Chewing Tobacco!
WILLIAMS UNIVERSAL.
Patented Plug and ane-cut combined; All the
advantages of both; free from their OBJECTIONS;
FST,a Site every TH6s z. WILLIAMS CO, H
mh3I-4t Foot OF seventh st., Rlchmond, va.
CARRIAGES! Dn,,ers CARRIAGES II
On hand large and elegant assortment of new
frst-cIass Family Carriages OF every description,
suitable for Spring Sni Summer driving.
Repairing promptly ntt 1851 Fl Il. GRAHAM.
Repository and Factory 4lOIi Eighth street north
A MOST CHOICE SELECTION OF
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
FOUND HATS, BONEETS. FLOWERS, &C.,
from the fashionable house OF Mrs; c. j. Wood
EBBITT HOUSE PARLORS,
On WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81.
Ladies desiring the most Elegant styles ever
offered in This city are especially invited 10 call
and examine for Themselves. nhSl
NEW PUBL ATIOdS.
Strength and Beauty. By Mark Hopkins, D. d.
The " ondC rrul Life. BY ii sby-StTcttou.
Gene raiship; or, How to Manage My Husband. By
Alice Brand: a romance of the Capital. By Hon.
A. 6. Riddle.
Poem read at the SociSl Reunion Of the Yale
Alumni Association, Washington, February -,
1873 By c. c. COX. class of 'Sj.
Confict Between Religion and Science-DrLper,
Law and Lady Wilkie Collins.
IInley Rockford. by Justin Mccarthy.
Jhararter Sketches. BY n orman MCLEOD, DID.
Greyile Memoirs. BriC-G-BraC-SerieS.
His TVo Wives. BY Mary Clemmer Ames.
Heads and Tails. Grace Greenwoof.
Testimony of the Evsngelsts. (GIeenlcaf.5
The History OF Lawyers. BY VIM. Forsyth.
The Ticnborne Trial.
FOR SALE By
W. H. & 0. II. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS.
rs Pennsylvania avenue.
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THE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
Il OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMIA
Yestibules. Sidewalks, Footways, and CURLING, In
different colors; Fountains, Lawn OrnAments.
frOnted; cellar walls and flooring cemented 70 ex:
mace perfectly dry, and Q sure preventive against
the Intrusion Of rats, insects, &C., and all other
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes In . lew
days superior TO any Of the marbles natural stone
in common use, and II an admirable imitation OF
either marble or stone; II more durable, and In.
ereAses its crushing resistance with age. 1u oeeuH
IGnN-1 49, y g LouiGl ana aTanla,
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IOES! SHOES! FOR THE MILLION!

Receiving daily at J. W. sELBY's shoe directly
from the Eastern manufactures and the Baltimore
custom work (warra ted) suitable for the spring
trade. Ladies' Foxed Caters, from Sl.25 mp.
Mems Shoes, from $l.5O up. Boys Shoes, from
sI.25 up. Youths Shoes, from 81 up. Misses
Shoes for school, from 81. up. Children Shoes,
from 50 cents up. NO trouble to show the goods.
1915 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, mh24-tf
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HENRY, R. SEARLE

ARCHITECT,
no Z Street. Opposite Post once De
pAFtmonas
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WEDNESDAY MoRNING::::::MARoH 81. 1875.
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
morning Sundays eXcepted) at the southwest cor
ner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
cents per month.
Mail subscribers, postage paid, $500 per year;
$500 for six months, and 500 for three months.
Terms invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Twenty-Five cents per line. Advertisements
under the head Of For Sale Rent WANTED, -
SLost and Found, " and Personal twelve and
. half cents per line.
GTAu communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed to WIN. ].
HURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington, d. c.
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LEGAL.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, holding Special
Term. letters OF administration on tn personal es
tate Of WILLIAM HOGAN, late Of District Of Co.
lumbla, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber, on or before the I'D day OF MARCH
next: they NAV otherwise by law be exclul ed from
all benefit OF the lid estate.
1870. WILLIAM HOGAN. JR.,
mh24- W3wE Administrator.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-THAT THE
Il subscriber has oNtaned from the Supreme
Court of the District OF Coumh!a, holding Special
Tenn, let Of administration d. b. n. on the per-
sonAl estate OF SARAH HOGAN, late Of the
District Of Columbia, deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. the EubscsibeT, on or before the Sd day
OF March NJ Nt; they may otherwise by law be
EXCLUDED from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under ny hand, this 2Sd day OF March,
1876. WM. HOGA AN, r.
mh24- w3w- Administrator d. B. n.
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FOR RENT

NINNN~ONSNNN0~-~-NIN -NN|ONONJN-NONN|ININO
900 + STREET-FOR RENT. half OF
OOA the Office, sc street, one door from Sew
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE CHEAP-ONE OF THE FINEST
- LOTS on Meridian Hill. ARMS KETCHAM
Real Estate Brokers, 62 street. mhB-t
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FOR SALE OR RENT

EOR SALE OR RENT-FOR SALE OR
II Rent, seven substantially built Brick Houses,
Lwo-stOTy, Mansard oof and basement finish, with
all the modern cOnyeniences, on r, between rhir
teenth and fourteenth streets Also, two 6rst-cl&ss
Brick Houses on g. between Ninth and Tenth
nv at l4, the PREMISES or the undersigned, 10l6
or Il2a New Jersey syenua southeast,
janH-Th& fuSfns 4, T A RICHARDS,
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EIRST-CLASS BLACK DRESS COATS,
II almost new, for sale or hire. at ''JUSTH'S,"
6l9 d street northwest, between Sixth AID SETenth
streets.
\: B:-Costly SILK DressfTery cheap.
dalh-tian3l
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hS THE SPRING SESSION OF THE
~ WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
corner OF Seventh and streets, begins with March,
and affords excellent facilities for all who wish to
take the business course or special branches. TUT
ton, for three months, SO Yearly or life scholar
any time. This Institution has for more than ten
years met the steadily growing demand for prIc-
tlcal education. BE IL remembered that while the
unframed and incompetent can scarcely procure
bread the demand for the trained and practically
educated everywhere far exceeds the supply.
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NOR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS At IVY
4 City. on easy terms. Only fifteen minutes
walk from the H-stFeet cars. -
GEO. NJ. LANCKTON,
ml2i-1m 5l3 Seventh street northwest.
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Ie,v 8nnks.
Christmas and New Year Books
JUVENILE.

JUVENILE.
Arthur Library for the Household, IL vols
illustrated, neat box.................. box .1T6o
0oulding's Woodruff Stories, Author OF Young
Mariners Island, vols, 16 no., illustrated, in
Idle Word Series, vols illustrated In box 90. 90
Little Adas Library, VOLS illustrated in box. o.
Nannys Christmas Books, from the French, s
Illustrated in box ....................... oS
Cecils Books Of Natural History, 8 vols Illus ~
ttated-btrds beasts and insects-in box 7B
fatherand series, original tranalstion from 10 n
German, illustrated, No. 1............. ..... Cd
fAtherand Series, illustrated, No. 9...... 10
EAtherand 6erioe, illustrated, No. S.. .... 70
Eatherlsnd Series, No. d illustrated, .,..,.. 90
Eatherand Series, No. O. illustrated. ....., 10
FAsherand esries No. q illustsatsd ...,...... %.
GAMES-New and Original.
New Game Of Authors. .......,,,..,. a
Game Of Courtship and Marriage. ........... I'd
Same Of Familiar Quotations ........,..,.. 90
Great Truths by Great Authors. ............,. 90
Ts. on ~ ~
Inc nnakspearian Game. e................ ..... 20
Colored Toy Books cents to 30 oenta Also HYMN
Books Prayer Books and nicely bound Poets suitable
Writing Desks, Note Boxes and Jswelry Cases.
W. j. DUFFIE'S Book Store.
Opposite ColumbiA Hotel Columbia g. O. z
~ Any Of the above books seRt By mail On 10
cslpt OF prios.
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tsS GOING NORTH.
PA;sxssn AhD MAM no. 4 Night Hx. no.
Leave Wilmington Jun& &i0
Leave Camden CrossnS- .a.b8 4. II. lOoS ?. =
Leave Sumter. 1850 4. II. l0ef6 >
Leave fio9enes...... $l:lo r ~ ~ -..ri 1SS0 -
Leave FleDington... HeIo = = ~ =
Arrive Wflmihgton... t7OO Il Sf:io a =
t.iGOIMa sOUTH.
PAesnan AID NAL No. !. NIenr Ex Ho
Leave Wilmington. :. Geo 4. n I'D p
Leave Flemineton. s&bo L. n 60I p
Leave Floreacs....... 1880 Y.M. li,lS =. =
Leave sumter -. ZOO ?. II. ,f' 1850 ~
Leave Camden CFoning &Ss Pm - a.
Arv. Wilmington JuDe ~ P.A. . I0o ~
arrive Coiunbta...s... &1DE II E16 4. -
Train No. a,ftom Columbia, q an Aoeommodat5cn
70 s1orsnce and thsse oouaects closely With n 2 R.
r., and At Wilninstsas With ". SW. r r te III
Train No. l,fsom Columbia, Is ps.. Exprs.s.
making thrensh eonasstisoA ~ nd. North and South
and Water Line oonpesti0nS Vto Portxmouth.
:. liam No. nom Wilmington, connects closely
An Accommodation Ifain Shence 20 Uuiumbia
Train No. 8 ffoeh Wilmington u q Taot Rxprsss
6out ..,''-' -, f>' .- -"
Train no. 3 leaves Columbia daily. erndsvs er.
eepted- Expross Train Ho leaves Columhis every
Through tickets sold, ssd bags,s. checked to ali
Pullman Palace sleersn On al night trains.
,a A. POPE
l4tff = 9snsrsl PnsssuEer and Ticket Iecot.
FiEf JAMES ANDERSO6.
nova General SupeFintsAdens
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z NJ VI Y, .s{ijf,Ad day sa asy.,,s.i;{
Xet aasspte gentlemen are found who
fusSsser . 2 aanes TO Z report intended 70 bring
SiSg SHsl shd hare not
l,Scne What was never cont lated by iaw, as
~ nj % Wbdt was absurd and impo.siblei
let ma ask, would eontssn. sats your you. com.
s. M sOn psge s,of this report fnd these
!,e sos II - trus the state treasurer testi
= shat THE interest account has been kept
;is5 n hts books; bit he also testifes
Z Z ~ ttcds snsselses have been kept iu the
! I'M. S.! 6a Vith other. .fnnds IN one account,
sEaan sf4sa Z =. sAnetats account ~
b9 Inferred from this language that
nfnittes regard as the orapamen Of
) ne AsSass che fact That have kept the
!, themselves !" In, bank - along with
s ! : . ~, sa sI I
j. + Nn the ccnmittse be 30 good and kind as
1 i MORN ne And 'thh public ia what way am
ahsp the 4 jsad thamselveaa In any nv; other
THAI Mpng with other fands?" Do
sil!e p3rscsi ID compel a bank to adopt the
: 3 .6s sla Il tndl impossible system which thew
fmposei on, msf Do they expect the
.,sss w Keep tsepafats parcels Of money, and
Ili1 Hall dysW ep accouns .6f interest do thew
ie tl34 bank TO 20 TO one parcel Of money
Ind 6ks sthe required amount and when I
NV On acooilhts or salaries, to go 70 another
,I4ebfi 81 81 = s.s's 8. . ''-S%.'f'is' II Y
stsIs not .haws else are, The funds to be kept
si&zte ma spast2 The universal method Of
sa1nEers aint ..he keeping of funds is q good
Il Il stion 6f tho matter now under consid.
q kAgospn. A deposit d 900 in a bank, and B
& siaf4 Wdeposit each. 81 600 in the same bank
Iane; bank is bound to keep these funds
u xaeffEatf apd apart; how does it do 30? By
3 Ree ewsy 2 thousand aeipal dollars in one
{. gtsN ter A'and another thousand for and C ?
ARt sths bank y makes mo- separation of these
( xS2f ~ ope common mass, and drafts are
sy3aus isdlderently for any object upon the
! sScmmon fundsF Precisely the same is true of
lee duties ~ ef TIE state treasurer. He enters
va credit 70 each fund on his books,
\ Aaa thst ~ The only separation of funds that
2 Sssr does Or ever can take place.
anqsea the Sonmittee seem TO have glin-
Asassang idss Of this truth when they complain
sp!aYe ss kept the State funds in bank in
q s.s seeosAs not m separate dceounts" We are
i, s s23s.eeN's Hss.e' snereiore' that II had kept
S sceounls - az tne oank, all would have
& I'D GA Il tn'sf II would seem,
~ 81. 'nas ~ y oniy;my failure 70 keep
ssiSfs;s a.e - Er0un'' 'S :. a. the bank which
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