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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-04

HOTEL ARRIVALS. March 8. 1915
Wheeler House-W 8 Tprner. Augusta; /;
2 Kelley. Mass; J II McFadden, T ]
Maxwell, Pa; J MoOlain, Camden; J
L Hogan, Lynohburg; Jos Jenkins.
Hopkins; A 8 Smith, Charleston; II
+ Moore, N Y: Z Ward, Ga; } s
Pinkussohn, R J Magill, Charleston;
JM p Otte, Wilmington; o Noelken,
VS. Jordon. 81 G Salmond. Camden;
f Prechtel, Baltimore; II A Smith,
Mr. and Mrs D w Jones, son and ser.
want. Miss Henry. O 8 Dando. N Y;
W II Graham and wife, Go; NJ Falk,
Va; DR. g Angle. Charlotte; E Abrams.
Richmond; r r Hemphill, Abbeville;
" r Kline, N @.
Mansion Housd-B F Perry, Green
vile; w II McLaughton, U s A; F L
Blame, Tenn; W n 0rook kshauks, Ga; T
Q Donaldson. Greenville: r J Coleman,
Saluds Old Town; John Q Swygert,
Charleston.
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rho Treu.urer's Reply.

The reply OF Treasurer Cardozo is
not to the allegations in the report OF
the Special Joint Committee, except
in part, but to its conclusions. It is q
spirited paper, but diffase to fault,
and containing some matters personal
to the author. bat OF little interest to
the public. We shall listen with inte-
rest to the discussion which it will to-
day give rise to In the House, but
&c Got care 10 say more OF it Until the
issues OF fact have been settled,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-
CHARLESTON, March 2-Jndge Bryan
presiding. The petition OF the Com
missioners Of the Freedman's Savings
and Trust Company. for payment to
them OF funds in Court, in the matter
OF Martin NJ. Kingman. bankrupt, was
referred to Registrar Carpenter. The
Judge approved the appointment Of
G. W. Hicks as assignee In the matter
OF J. @. Miller, OF Darnweii. The Pc
tition of Mary Farrow. to establish
liens in the matter OF J. N. Brown,
bankrupt. was referred to Registrar
Clawson to report. In the petition of
Leroy Wilson, assignee. to call in lion
creditors in the matter of George Will.
son, bankrupt, 1t was ordered that the
assignee. after paying costs. apply the
proceeds Of sale to the satisfaction Of
the lien as reported, SO.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-04

On Saturday last, DR.. Gerhard
MulIer's stock minder. while endeavor-
ing to drive the stock from Congaree
swamp. in order to save them from the
high water and being washed away,
was drowned in passing through q
swift current or sluice Of water in Q
certain portion of the swamp. Dr..
Muller's son also came near losing his
life trying to rescue the negro.
Lexington Dispatch.
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OF the 157 votes in favor of order
ing the main question on the Force
Bill, 1O3 we're cast by the men whose
terms had expired, and all Of whom
with the exception of II from the
South, who may seek re eelection this
year-have been rejected by their con-
stituents.
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The Bond Buslnsss.

uue apu CRY ueS D6eu abtompt0o
against the Investigation into the ope-
rations of the funding bill. aa the pre-
tended score that any suah inyestiga-
ton will tend 70 disturb the settlement
Of the public debt, md will deter the
holders of the valid obligations of the
State from accepting the proposed
compromise. To any fair-thinking
and unbiased mind. the absurdity Of
this is at once apparent. Il is some
what difficult to imagine how careful
and watchful scrutiny of the opera
tions of the funding business can
work detriment to those who propose
10 take advantage of the Act. und it
mast be ut once apparent thut any
action OF the General Assembly, which
will give strict construction to the
Act requiring tue interest fund to he
kept separate ond apart. aud which
will prevent the State Treasurer fror,
again borrowing from it, is maui
festly sAfe-guard to the bond-ho!d-
ers. A strict and literal interpreta-
ton OF that portion of the Act
which provides that the interest
money shall be kept separate and
apart from all. the other funds of
the State, is the only safeguard which
the bond.holder has under the funding
ACT. and the Investigating committee
of the General Assembly have done
we'll to bring this matter to light. MIR.
Cardozo's plea Of con nfsssioa and avoid
ance is dhe piece OF Especial plead
ing. but it is absolutely worth nothing
in law. His plain duty under the spe.
cial ta4 levy, is to keep the specific
funds separate aud apart. Does he
mean to say that if Richard Roe be
trustee fora. anil B., he psn deposit
the trust funds belonging to A. and 3.
in one common fund, aud draw ON that
fund indiscriminatelt? Tie PROPOSE
ton is absurd. The plain duty Of the
trustee under such circumstances is to
keep his trust funds separate, apart
and distinct, aud Mr.. Cardozo being
nothing bat u trustee for the creditors
of the State. under the several appro-
priation Acts, should be. made to un-
derstand his duty in the premises.
And the quicker this is done, tn. bt t..
ter it will be for all parties concerned.
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The extensive locomotive shops,
known as the Oliff Works. situated
South OF the D. L. and w. Passenger
Depot. at Scranton, Pa., were de.
stroyed by fire on the 1st. Loss folly
$500. 600; partially insured. $50 men
out OF employment.
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Col. VIM. Nettles. an honored citi-
zen OF Sumter, and Messrs. Evin Ben
now aud John ]. Crosswell. OF Sumter,
died last week.
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Lorenzo Thomas. who was for long
time Adjutant. General of the United
States army. died ut Washington, yes.
terday.
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Mr.. Chadband.

The State rreasurer's reply reminds
US forcibly of Mr.. Chadbani's lecture
to Joe.
"No, my young friend; will not le,
you alone. And why? Because am
i harvest! laborer; because am toiler
and moiler; because you are delivered
over untoe me. aid are become as
precious instrument in my hands. My
friends, may 80 employ this iustru-
ment AZ to nae it toe 5oursdvatitage,
toe yonr prof, toe yopEeaia. Toe your
welfare, too y0nrsenrichnienS."
Like Chadband'y'! lecture, this is Gue
rhetoric; but not to put too fine q
point ON it. it ia not to The point al all
Where are the disclosures that were
promised? What abont l.. F. Christie
pher, j. 3. Foreman and those othc,
mythical relatives of the mythical
Mooney. Leggett & Oo.2 1t may be
worry interesting for the 1'large yellow
man with fat smile" TO know that Ais
funding bill has been pronounced tt
be the perfection OF legal lore; but ".
humbly submit. that it would interesI
the taxpayers Of the State good deu
more TO know what disposition ha,
been made Of the moneys 1rung from
them. We pause for a reply.
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The LAST DAYS OF CoNdnEss. = Thc
New York Herald. Of the 1st, says: 1T
is probable that Congress will adiourn,
leaving u number OF important ques
tions undecided. Among those which,
according to our Washington corles-
pondent. it is impossible for tho Sc.
nate to dispose Of in the short time
remaining. is the Force Bill. over
which no tears need be shed. The
tax bill, i: is thought. will also be de-
feated in the Ssnate. Arkansas and
Louisiana are likely to receive little at-
tentioD, and Mr.. Pinohback will not
be admitted. No news in most of
these cases may be considered good
news, and We hope both houses will
content themselves with absolutely ne
cessary legislation. 1t is rather late
in the session to attempt anything
more"
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Columbia Chapter, No. 5.
Riohland Rifle Club.
Il. O'Neals. Jr.-Sweet Potatoes.
Nurse Wanted. <a.
Lost-Jet Cross.
B. I. Decentralization.
]. O. Marshall-Fcr Rent.
National Republican., 1875-11-27
FOE SALE.
sos 600 AC r ES
.VALUA LANDS
I'M EANGA9

IN KANSAS.
By direction Of the Honorable Secretary Of the
for the purchase OF any or all Of the unsoid lands
west Of the Neosho river, along the sogtherp line
generally known as the 'iCherokee strip
These lsnds are offered for sale in cempliancss
May u, ~; 10. 5. statutes-at-Large, vol. XVII.
They win be sold to the highest bidder for cash,
in quantities not exceeding one hundred and sixty
said iandS lying east east Of the Arksnsas river. and
one dollar and y cents per acre for such lands as
Printed Lists, describing theaands hereby offered
fEr sss x hs proper Legal cb and m e
held VIII be sent BY mail to the address ofsny per
I and oSs o1 @ to the eesr
and receiver Of the local ofces At Wichita and In
PeIlons Offering to purchase may bio @ for as many
more than one hundred and sixty acres, %and con- on.
form to the legal subdivisions embraced In the
Bids must be accompanied BY ten per cent. Of the
SGS IS n Il e VAIN d
the balance not paid will be forfeited Should any
bid be rejected, the sum deposited VIII be returned
Parties whose bids are accepted will be notified
BIDS ss prsca6e, ana % Il Within forty days afses
such notice has been duly mailed payment in null
Land once OF the amount bid, theland upon which
such bid was made VIII be again sablect % sale.
bids may Sc remitted e POst Once orders, eeftia
Gates of deposit, certified checks on some Govern
ment depository, payable to the order to the Com
missioner Of the General Land ONCE, OF in cur
The right to reject any and all bids is expressly
All bids must be sealed and addressed to the
ssCommissiouer Of the General Land Once, WASH
ingtop, d. O., and indorsed "Bids for Cherokee
Strip Lands.n
Bids Will be received as above invited until Il
O'Clock noon of the thirtieth day OF November,
1873 amer which they wiz be duly opened and acted
upon. s. B, BURDETT,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September Is, ls76.-
oct6-W9W
National Republican., 1875-11-27
MLPEAzR"0Ah
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Costafn,ng cards OF FIRst-C1aas Kstab.
szfsbn0 nfa In All Branches OF Runfs
WOnn In the Rfmfreaa


AGBIUULEU1AL WABEHOUBE1.
a. BSker, s1A s2s, sLa. aver bets Sth 1othstsi
ADOHETECTB. s-s
Asnry r ssasle TOE z. OPP: P. Q. Dept.
". u. Poindexter Vernon Row.
ATTORNEYs.AT.LAW
2Pp' BsPFTIsss PIss g5 ~ n s ssTss.. Notary . Com
RANKS AND RANKERs.
EgRr Co.. Executive ave., cor. 18th st.
RELL-HANGERs,LO ,LOCK6MTTHB %
>, Fred. FischerI SIG 5th street, bet. and9.
A.T. WsisfHs. stra1S't and BIT bleaeher sas Pa.
BOOKSTORE.
nolomons ChApmans' Metropolitan Boontore, NJ
5sys e. bet sth and and iDss ost sss S0IsStsntlz on
plain .nd d. 9Isy ystaa sstasosTery, card plates at
the highest style Of the art. Ali the new publ.
catione received Gs soon IS issued.
siOSerg S1s sOte 81 eop Gon 10Th s
D. 4. BrospSn. (Catholic)s2s ST, bet. ste Ioths
BRAss WORKS.
b6E SEAss se MSTk s ms5ufsct1rer az of 4. a.
ticles used In the Plumbing and G4s and Steam
srs' % suppiies. i &C., constantly on hand.
CABINET SHOPS.
VIM. walter. sSS street. near 10Th.
CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
Eobt.H. Graham, 40, 4I2, 1l4 sth street n. ".
McDermott& & Bros, $40 Pa. EY,, near SdSt.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
,. VI. Kennedy Co., 6l2 Pa. av,, bet. 9Th and 7thS
HORSEsSHOERS.
., 7. DoraA, st., bet 9Th and 10TH and 1881 Gt.
Horses shod according to natural shape OF foot.
INSTRUMENT EAKERS.
o. fiseher, Surg. Instruments Trusses, ga 7th st
JUSTICES OF TEE PEACE.
4 Q. Weaver, Justice q the Peace and Convey.
ancer, 613 7th ct. n. W.
LITHOGRAPHERs.
Eorrs Peters, As Pa. ave-, near " street, Photo.
Lithography speciality.
LIVERY STABLES.
Ieyes Co., cor. 18th and d sts, Close carriages
for wedding calls and receptions. Boarding
and livery stables. WillArd's hotel stables,
OPTICIANR. ..
u. b. RemBler, - Pa. ave-, cor. GfEts
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
John A. Hayward, Wrought and CAST Iron Rail-
tnRss h4 Fourteenth street northwest.
PAPER HANGERS, 6c.
Douglass Moore, SO9 9Th st., bet ID and Pa. ave-,
Practical PAper-HAnger and Upholsterer. WAL
papers, window shades, carpets, oil cloths, &c.
All orders for work in either branch Of the trade
executed with skin and dispatnh at lowest rataa.
National Republican., 1875-11-27
DRoP0sALs FOR BEEF FOR INDIANS.
OFFICE OF INDIAN AYFAIRs,
CENTRAL SUPERINTENDENT.

CENTRAL LSUPERINTENDENCY, ,
LAWRENCE, KAN, Nov. Is, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE,
In duplicate, until u O'Clock, the nth day Of DE-
eamed ausntsy Of Beefor saus 10 indtSns ~ tSs
Indian Territory, TO wit:
For the Chez yenne and Arapahoe A Agency-26 6o0-
900 pounds. gross weight, Beef cattle on the hooE
For the Wlchits AEency-l, 400, 900 pounds, gross
. weight, Beef cattle on the hoof
For the Kiowa and Oomanche Agency, ooo,-
900 pounds, gross weight, Beef cattle on the hooE
The delivery Of the cattle must commence ct
each OF the points named on the first day OF Feb
an earlier date II reouired and thsrsaissr dsiiv.
cries shall be made at such times and in such
quantities as the service at the respective Agen.
amounts 70 be delivered to be determined and
seasonsble notice given by the respective United
States Agents IN charge.
Bids VIII state the price per pound, gross, at
which the Beef cattle viii be delivered as each OF
Payments VIII be made on proper receipts after
theaceount therefor shall have been properly ap-
proved.
:. Each proposal must have copy Of this advsr-
In executing any contract the right win be re-
servedto increase or decrease the heamountspecihed
cent and the right is also reserved 70 reject any
or all proposals, II such course should be deemed
for the best % Ss Si the @ VIM
has defaulted In any bid heretofore made.
No contract, or part thereof, will be permitted
10 pc buD-leb OF teSikueu LO OtuoE party Will
out the written consent Of the Secretary Of the
Interior.
Every bid must be accompanied by . certified
check or draft, payable TO the order Of the Oom-
missioner Of Indian Affairs, on some United States
depository, as guarantee Of good faith, which
check or draft shaIl be at least I'VE per centum Of
the aggregate amount Of the bid, Tor supplies
proposed 70 be furnished,) and In case any BID
der, on being awarded contract, shall fall to
execute the same, with good and sufncient sure
ties according to the terms on which his bid was
msde and accepted, such bidder shall forfeit the
amount 60 deposited to the United States, and
the same shall forthwith be paid into the Treas.
ury: but n such contract shall be duly executed
Is aforesaid, such draft orcheck sodsposited shah
be returned 70 the bidder - - ~ ~
required to Its full amount for the faithful per-
formance thereof with two or more suretiss, whose
suficiency must be certified 70 BY United States
Judge or district attorney. 40
Proposals should be inclosed injan envelope ad-
dressed to the undersigned, and indorsed aPro-
posaIs for Beef for Indians" -,-5
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
no2zMWkF Superintendent Indian Affairs.
National Republican., 1875-11-27

shi. city. Apply % 8. D. wHfTEsfDf. :
W fsSnsyscs1as y a 5yenue N Win the cixes store
RALTIMORE d POTOMAC Z. r.
- DEPOT CoRNKH SIXTH AND SrRREfs II. W
train IN Hifl saa Isfxs si.es Novsmssr p
lows, Washington time: So
500 q. M, Limited nah daily for the West.
dea BaS Snd.E and 1Ss shs kcs to Canaan
.z:5o q M, Express for Phiiadsipna ana New
.s:.ss. NJ, Limited Express for New York ana
4. fsR' fssRs Line icr the wea and North.
~l:sSp. m. EIpress for Pniladeiphi. and New
YORK and Norfolk, viz Baltimore, daily, except
e.s0 p; M. Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
t:S p; n, Phil.delphia express, for PhIladel.
7:4o p m, Cincinnati Express daily for the West.
Daily, except saturday, for the Eorth.
l:os .; m., For Philadeiphia, New York, andBos-
II Trains f;r PoPE CREEK LINE issvs .. 7nos q,
m and $50 p. m, daily except Sunday.
LkAtns for AkkAPOLls leave st e:u .. n. and
Psnm.n Palace Sleeping Oar to P,ttsburs ID run
Pullman Parior Oar TO PittsDurg Is run on the
Puiiman Palace Sleeping Cas' 10 Rochester ID run
or shs ssspns Jl e e chicago on train
TcPss.s 81 ana iniorn.ton can be ct tAs
oce. q me psr nd enecked at hotel sand pr
yste resdences on orders lefr st ne oiees Of ths
eompszNy. venue, and ON the northesst cernsf
q ps5ds sss5s ssiTTT9okE siifsI DC foToHxG RxRoAD
sdFssr siIsh and 3 st5seMs 5. X. BOYD, J..,
General Passenger AgSent Phhfii%SslPhl1, n % "a.
- Runarintendent RsitimoreI Hd
National Republican., 1875-11-27
DY DUNCARsON BROS, Auctfoneers,
ID Corner Ninth and ID streets northwest.

DY DUNCAnsON BROS, Auctioneers.
ID Corner Ninth and ID streets northwest.
TRgsTEE,s SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON g sTREET, NEAR TwENTY-FIRsT
-. BY virtue OF ) deed OF trust dated the 18th
g j. A, s. No. ls6 folio s., &c., OF the land
and certain DEGREES Of the Supreme court Oh
the District OF Columbia in the case Of Redlern
vs.. Dnlow ct al, No. ,eoa, Equity docket No; 9,
John b. Turton trustee in the stead OF Joseph WIZ
hanson, deceased; and OF 18th April, 1874 and sth
venber, 1875, substituting the undersigned IS
trustee In the stead Of John B. Turton, deceased,
the undersigned will. on FRIDAY, the 18th OF No..
vemker, 1875, at O'Clock y. M, on the premises,
sell At public auction, 10 The highest bidder, the
westernmost two thirds OF lot number 6, In square
number 70, In the city Of Washington, fronting 80
feet inches on street, and running back with
that width the depth Of the lot.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, withinterest from day of sale on
deferred payments, secured by deed Of trust the
premises. All conveyancing at cost OF purchaser.
One hundred do liars to be paid at time Of sAle II
tlfe terms are not complied With In i've days, the
trustee reserves the right to resell. after one
weeks notice. at the risk and cost of the default
ing purenaser: wM. r. WOODWARD,
ATTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPOSED ON
account Of the rain, until TUESDAY, 10th of No
vember, same hour and place.
noN VIM. r. WOODWARD, Trustee.
National Republican., 1875-11-27
RY DOWNMAN Il GREEN,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
No. Az Seventh street northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, SITUATE ON CAeITOL HILL, ON
q A STREET NORTHEAST. BETwEFN SEQ

CbANCEh1 SALE OF VALUABLE RE Al
ESTATE, SITUATE ON CAPITOL HILL, ON
A STREET NORTHEAST. BETWEEN SEC
OND AND THIRD STREETS.
By virtue Of q decrs tai order Of the Su-
- preme Court Of the District of Columbia,
apsssed in cause wherein Matilda Lee Is
DAcomplalnant and Tobias Simpson ct al. are
-. res esRondenis, being equity cause No. ,l43,
oock. II, shall expose for sale at public auctlon,
In font Of the premises, and to the highest bidder.
on MONDAY, The 18th day OF November, 1876. at
O'Clock p. m, the following described real estate:
All OF forginal lot No. s. in square No. 75s, In tue
city OF Washington, ID. c., more particularly de-
scr1bed as follows, Wig: Beginning at the northeast
corner Of said lot ann run aip thence sonhwardly
ninety. siL tcel feet thence westwardly nfty-
thence esstwardly twenty-four cd feet. thence
northwardly twenty-one (2i) feet, thence easterly
thirty (3b) feet TO point of beginning containing
i've thousand and thirteen (5, OLD feet. - =
The terms Of sale prescribed In the said decree
sre: One third Of the purchase money In cash, aud
The residue in two equal installments, payable in
six l6 and twelve (Zl months after the day OF SALE
with interest, for which deferred payments the
notes OF the purchaser or purchasers are to be
given, TO be SECURED to the satisfaction OF the
trustee, who will reserve alien upon the propertS
untn the whole purchase money shall have been
paid. All conveyancing at purchAser's r's cost; sloo
dep ottted at time of sale. II terms are not COM
piled with within i've days from day Of sale, the
trustee the right to RESELL at the risk and
cost OF the defaultng purchaser, after three days
notice In some paper published In the city afore-
said. II. NELSON CHAPMAN, Trustee. :
novl6-TuThs&ds Salesman.
National Republican., 1875-11-27
AUCTION SALES.
NNO-O-oSo-0-O0-~-N0-0-N-~-N
Fufure Days.
RYTHoMAs 4. WAGGAuAN,
~ Real Estate Aucfioneer,
SIG Seventh street.

.I.
TRUsIEE,S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
TA1E ON AYkTLE STREET NORTHEAST,
kEAk 81. ALnYSIUss CHURCH.
- nocr ana BY virtue OF deed OF trust,
2. dated " uly IS a. ID. 1874, and recorded In the
~ land rscSrds Of the District Of Columbia in
4NLiber NO. 15o. folio 245, aud at the request, IN
writing. OF the party thereby secured, will. on
FRIDAY, the 1otn day or December, A. D. 1873, At
4o'clock p m. oier for sale at public auction, IN
front OF the premises. all that parcel OF land and
premises in Washington city. in the district OF
Columbia, known and described on the nists nj
plan thereof as lot numbered one hundred and
fortyseven, u4, in b. II. Gilbert's recorded sub
division Of square numbered six hundred and sew
enty-nye (s7S improved by two story aud base
ment brick dwelling.
In cash; the residue In three equal instaIlments,
PAYABLE with interest," In six. twelve and eighteen
months nom the day Of sale, for which he notes OF
the purchaser. secured by deed OF trust and insur
ance on the premises satisfactory to the trustee
will be required, or the whole Of the purchase
money may be paid in cash at the option OF the
purchaser. One hundred dollars deposit on ae-
ceptance OF tae bid and conyeYanclng and record
ing az the cost Of the purchaser. II the terms II
sale are not complied with In week from lay OF
sale the trustee reserves the right TO resell the
Of 9efaolting psrchaser after ten days notice in
ROBT. W. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
THIS. Z. WA6GAMAN, Anetioneer
nor, ,dec2 L7,9&ds
National Republican., 1875-11-27
A LExANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
FREDLRICKsBURG HALLWAY.


O1PoT CoRNHR OF sixth AND sfhxKIBs
Local trains for Alexandria lesverEszzazz1
I,sH s, 500, p. m. The 8 Q. m..,.L--,..c-
and andep: y. trains run daily; AL other trains
s Local s trains leave ils1.ndrl. ss fonovs: sss
ID =. n, and and D. m, trains leave AieIan dris
daily; ail other trains daily, except Sunday.
washington n:as p. m, daily. On Sunday runs to
Threu1n tickets TO all points South and South
west for sale at ofces corner Of Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvan4a avenue, and sixth street ano
orders for baggage, 70 be checked at AL ths hotes
= ID. M. BOYD, JR.,
se3o-tf General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1875-11-27

Our London d1spatcneS quote conS0ls VIZ for
money and account; U. s. bonds, 1855, i0s1<
new; SIS, 104; Erie, 197s.
The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from tho
Our Paris dispatches quote rcntss ct 90 frames
IL centimes. -f - lt-f7-r
Our Havana dispatches quote Spanish gold nc
N6GH2<- Exchange quiet on the United States,
sixty days. currency, loo@lo2 premium; short :
sight, 1o34105 premium; sixty days, gold, 1260l11
premium; short sight, lS96152 premium; on Lon
don, 1626154 premium; on Paris,1236125 premium
sugar quiet; No. Il d. s., 14@1411 reals per ar
robe. -.