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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-05-01

A LUxuRY.-The Unique Perfumes
made by DR.. Price are indeed luxury :
their fragrance as SWEEP and cxhilarating
as a walk in garden of flowers at even.
ing close. DIR. Prices odors are truly as
sweet and natural as flowers freshly
gathered. Try his Floral Riches: it is a
cologne water Of delightful fragrance.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-05-01

A College Professor once said that 'he
who erpects to rate high in his class, must
not erpector1te on the foor." Much of
the hawking and splitting was no doubt,
cauSed be catsrrh, which the professor
knew could be readily cured by the lse of
few bottles of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edY. tStts.
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WELL KNowN.-As it is known that
Dr. Prices Special Flayoring Extracts
are not made mp from chemical poisons,
but natural flayors, delicate and grateful
to the most cultivated palate, they are
growing rapidly ia popular favor. 1t is
only necessary to try these flavors to be-
convinced that they are fine and pure.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-05-01

= Augusta has received l5O,791 bales
of cotton. against 1h5, 5,434 last year !;
stock, 9,976.
= Saturday the barn of w. H. Par
sons, near Sandersville, Ga, was burned
with seven horses and mules, four COWS
and calves, provender ard tools. Ircen-
diary. Loss $4,000. No insurance.
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,tTF or SUBs0RfPTI0N-Oxr DoLLAs
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SATss OF DYER TIaIHG.-one Dollar per
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Eehts per square for than
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Hon. Jefferson Davis has pro-
nounced his Boston interview a simon
puro fabrication.
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The New York herald., 1879-07-30

The following were the rates of domestic exchange
on New York at the aforementioned cities to-day
Savannah. selling 5-l6 premium, buying 3-1G pre-
mium Charleston. buying nominal I-5. selling. a !;
New Orleans. commercial d 3-l6 premium, bank
a premium; st. Louis, 80 discount; Chicago. weak;
ITO discount buying, lilo premium selling. and Bos
ton. l24 premium.
The receipts at Washington from internal revenue
to-day were s1ss.9S3 As. and from customs
$685., ,256 90.
Movement of grain at the leading points to-day
Milwaukee, Receipts of wheat, &c. 700 bushels ship
ments, 124, 500 do; receipts of corn. 1900 do.
shipments none. Chcago-Receipts of wheat.
$780, 1913 bushels; shipments. 6s62l do. receipts Of
corn, 3O5 ,S11; shipments, 1887
1t is said that owing to the large disbursements
for pensions the Treasury statement for July will
show an increase of the national debt
At the New York Mining Board Bertha and Edith
sold at IA 49, and the dealings in the stock were
unusually large. forming the chief feature Of the
market. Imperial declined to 13O Buckeye to so,
Leadville to 2.65, Lucerne to 30 Independence to
and Tioga to 4. Consolidated Virginia rose to 81 80
and Pumas to 295. The following are the sales with
the range of prices
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT HIGHER (; FUTURES
LowER-FLoUR srEADY-wHEAT LOWER
CORN EAsIER--oATs QU1ET--wHIsKEY QUIET
PORK QUIET-LARD QUIET--sPIRITs TuR-
PESTINE NoMINAL-RosIN NoMINAL--coFFEE
sTEADY--sUGAR FIRM-PETRoLEUM QUIET.
TUESDAY. July 29--6 p. NJ.
The markets were generally strong under a mod
crate trade demand for articles OF mere handse
and there rev exceptions. On Change the
brcadstufls market again in buyers favor and
heavy business done in wheat, or rather in fu-
ture options. at a decline Of about half a cent per
bushel. Actual spot wheat was sparngly dealt in.
prices being about the limits Of shippers, with
freghts added. Corn dull and easier Oats quiet
whiskcy quiet. PorS quiet Lard quiet Cotton on the
spot higher Futures were lower. Coffee about
steady Sugar ruled nrm Oils and petroleum wero quiet
Naval stores were nominal
Asnks quiet At 4sc 4c. for pots and ec. eAc.
for pearls
ASrnoSr dull at iislc i2e., according to brand.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July 30, 1873
Cotton quiet middling Ike low middng, lie good
ordinary i0sc Net receipts 100 bales including l42 OF
new. Sales Y3 stock. 1850
NEw ORLEANS. July %, 1870
Cotton quiet; middling Ike low middng. lO;sc.;
good ordinary lOac. Net receipts 10 bales Sales, 90.
Stock. SOL
MosILE, July -. 1873
Cotton quiet, middng, 1Ici low mddlug. iO.c good
ordinary iO'sc Net receipts Is bales. Sales BOO stock,
23I1.
SAVANNAH. July ~, 1879
Cotton dull middng. &c. low middling lu;sc good
ordinary lO,sc. Net receipts. I bale. stock, 11iS
CHARLESTON. July ~ 1879.
Cotton dull nominal; middiing ilise.; low middling
lltac good ordinary lie Net receipts. Exports
coastwisc, 40 bales. sales, none stock. 12i.
WLNISsroS n. O., July 20, 1870
Spirits OF turpcntine firm At 2Jac. Rosin steady
STRAINED, xl good strained, 81 % Crudo turpentine
steady hard 81 yellow dip. 81 20: virgin, 81 10 Tar
hrm NJ 81 Corn steady prime white, 5sc.
Oswtco. July %, 1879
Flour steady; clear 81 so 81 %. No spring So 80
s. 40; amber winter, q Is 81; white do, 70.
double extra " . new proesss q 5o g. 73.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

In State bonds Louisiana consols sold at 37Is a
3s. and Virginia consols, matured coupons. at
57k.
Railroad bonds strong and generally higher
Kansas and Texas consolidated. asscnted. from
73A to rs; Kansas Pacific. Denver division. trust
receipts assented from 1855 to 1O6: G. c. and l. G.
seconds from 2s to -. Rome. watertown and
ogdensburg consolidated rsts from G5s to Co., and
Toledo and Wabash consolidated convertible, ex
coupon. from 80 to 81. Chicago, ST. Paul and Min
neapolis land grants advanced 3 per cent to 9oIs,
St. Louis and San Francisco. class Il, fell off to AZ
while do. class O. rose to "A. Denver and Rio
Grando hrsts to 92 and Great Western seconds,
ex coupon, to S9A. Lchgh and wilkesbarre consoli-
dated rose from s3 to s3A and fell OIL to soI.
Philadelphia shares closed at tho following quo
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

-Whcat-rho market for spot wiuat dull and lower
for all kinds though closing seadicr Ia future options
large business done. mainly in No. red winter
decline of about tac per busho Other kinds
rcspondingly depressed with but little business doing
The sales including 57lOU bushels for delivery
about uuOUO bushels ut 81 10 ~ iO, for mi
winter 81 aSl ~ for No red, 81 Ia, ~ IL FOR No
white. 81 II aSi II for No amber. 81 10 81 1OA for
No amber, ~ % Sl u5 for No spring vSc for No
spring 81 02 81 % FOR ungradcd rcd ~ 1875 81 rs for
No white for August ~ for No rod Tor July 81 II
a 81 ilis for do, do. for August. 81 II 81
for July aud 81 iols a ~ II dc. DO, for August,
Sl ~ e for No. red seller from the 18th to 2Jth
81 le for do do seller July and ~ ~ for No amber
special delivery in August The following the bud
and asked prices at the second call NO spring for July
81 bud 81 o3 asked No Northwest for July " 10 asked
do August and September 81 bid, 81 "a asked; No. 4
white July 81 i2's bid ~ 10 asked August 81 i2s
bid III IL asked; 40 september, u 2 bid 81 1874 asked
red winter for July 81 III bid III "A, asked, do
do. August and September, VI ia bid, 81 lIa,
asked; No. Amber for July. 81 iOi, bid
81 IUsi asked; do. August, ~ 10 bid 81 1Oi asked
CornThc market remained dull and prices were Ia buy
crs favor; iac bid for No aud 45c asked The sales
including 10000 bushels for future delivery were y
do ut about i4sc. Tor No mixed; 45c 45ac No 2
for August f6tac 46ssc for No. for september 53c
Tor No. white 5oc: Tor Western do. and l4c
graded The following were the bid and asked prices
at the second call July. No q lisac bid. at'sc.
asked; August steamer, 4isac bid, ita,c asked;
No. =, s4sc. bid, 4se asked ssptsmbsf- stsamsr.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
Tho closing quotations were :

At San Francisco the opening prices for mining
stocks foilows:-Gould and Curry, Ssa F.; Saw
age. l0lS; Cholar, 50; Ophr, 305S Hale and Nor
cross. 10K; Crown Point, AZ Yellow Jacket. AK.
Belchcr. "A; Imperial. IA; Virginia Consolidated,
Az; California, AZ Best and Becher, 164 Union
Consolidated, 264; Alpha. 20; Sierra Nevada. So;
Mexican. 201; Silver Hill Ia Justice. 4; Julia,
2A; Utah, 15,6; Alta. ga; Bodie. 1873; Bechtel,
IA; Tioga. 31a; Independence. "a; Segregated
Belcher, I'll Bulwer So; Mono, 90; Consolidated
Pacific, "a; Potosi, A; Exchequer, So; Mon
mouth, 1415.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

Total sales at the Board were 1885, 065 shares, in
Guiding Delaware and Lackawanna, 39.30O Lake
Shore. 2i.O95 Northwest 21.325 do. preferred. GOO
St. Paul, 20.560; do. preferred, 1850; Erie Railway,
19300; New Jersey Central, $3.50; Western Union.
4.4l3; Delaware and Hudson 3.610; st. Louis, Kan
City and Northern. 1000; do. preferred. 5.135;
Ohio and Mississippi 5000; Pacific Mail, $500; c..
c.. C. and L. 2.51s; Louisville and Nashville 20OO
Michigan Central. $500; Wabash $500; indianapolis.
Cincinnati and Louisville 1.60O; c., G. and I. c..
1900; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 450; do. preferred
400; New York Central, 80.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
Closing quotations were: !:

At the regular quarterly meeting Of the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company to-day Mr.. Hamilton
Nick. Twombly resigned his position as vice presi-
dent that company after which the bylaws of the
company amended so as to permit Of the elec-
ton of two vice presidents instead of one and Mr..
John Van Horne and Mr.. A. d. Chandler
unanimously elected to fill the positions.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON July % 1873.
trade ground still soidsn from the volent
day the weather has been bright and hne The condition
OF the potato crop w aosa ssr"nIy be asa
loss may bo eNpected equal to millions OF
small but mos sasfactory and FREQ from bsh. and
unavorabe maturing of grain In the Of
Scotland and north Of England the Is not likely to
ing which improved weather do much for wheat and
is less ti@e recovery Injury has suffered
Oats appear to be N better than wheat and barley
comparatively sluggish with fnor weather The whea
business and shipments il american exports for tie
at ss na the app here s'as
somewhat reduced The imports during July were
Whea, about quarter higher than u the previou:
a rise appears to be exhausted. English white whea.
to % % at to & s
before BET s, hs sn samples OF
quarter a month ago. have recently sold at ass
s h.1 at
tue beginnns Of July are now quoted ~ aas Trade in
kets though the total absence Of excitement caused
Tine Sdn SasS s sse rmy Sss
and slight advance has usually occurred Oats have
quiry has been fairly active There has been good,
pence week The imports the uui,ed Kngdou
during the week eek ending July 10 were se's. ewis
Mark lane today Monday, English wheat wa.
was rather depressed owing to large supply New zea
land Australian heavy. Merchants willing
TO accept Is decline American red winter
hold for full prices Barley in fair request I'd
Sd advance Oats were firm. Maize fairly active
Is. per quarter advance Trade in -four quiet,
prices well supported
LIVERPOOL July 2g--5 p. VI.
Cottou-Futures steady; uplands. low middng clause
September and October delivery, q 1880.
Linseed oil f27 10 ea7 10 per ton.
HAMBuEG July 10 1879.
American lard closed at 34ls marks per 100 lbs.
HAvRE, July 20, ls7a
American lard closed ut 42f per 30 kilos.
LivERrooL, July 20, 1879.
Pork-Prime Eastern. steady at Dds; do, West.
ern steady 4S Blcon-Cumberand steady at 27s;
rib steady 27s long clear steady at 20s short
clear steady a I'D Hams-LOng steady at 45ss
shoulders steady at 2ts BecfIndia in
steady at SIS prime mess in
Primo city steady at3ls TupeutncSpirts steady at 23s
Rosin-Common dull at 4s.. fine nrner AT lis. I'D.
Ch.ese-Ametican choice steady ut 33s Lard oil dull u
Sis Flour-Exra State dull at 2is. WheatNo. spring
dull No. do. duh s. iOd. winter Western
dull IS. 81 do. southern dull nj os I'd. CornNcw
mixed steady at IS old do steady at As Esd. Cot
tonsocd oil-Yclow American steady at 29s. Rosin--
Common London ty -. Sd Spirits turpeatiue.
at Loadon. steady AZ Ills. Sd
FINANCIAL.
LoSpoS. july 29--4 r. NJ
Consols, 90 l5-1e for both money aud account.
United States iiss iOos; hves, 1885,. Erie pro.
ferrcd 5js do. second cousOs IS Illinois Central,
81! /; Pennsylvanis Central. Al 4: Reading 2Dis.
The Of bullion the OF England
balance to day Is EbDum
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

BEEswAx dull and nominal 2ic. 2iisc for West
aud Southern.
CofFEErhe market for rio easy We note sales OF
1852 bags, Colorado 121c $50 aud ,l64 bags,
same. private terms, and 900 bags Humboldt also
private terms Withdrawn from stock, l20l bags,
Colorado and 45O bags, HALEY. In Baltimore 1000
bags rio. Aquidneck and 5o bags do per Lndores
Abbey sold private terms Mild coffee quiet. We
note sale of $50 bags Costa Rca at 12c' l5c. We
quote Ordinary 1l5sc; fair do. I3c. good do I44c.
prime do. 14ic. extreme range for lots Ilsc. l6c.
Santos. fair to good I3ac 14c ninety days Java gov
ernment bags. pc. 23c; a4c. 25c. singa
pore. l6e. lie; ceylon. lac. l6c Maracaibo IKE
Domingo. iols al!se; Porto Rico, I5c, Ie9.e
i7e s.vanilis iijse i7e csraeos le ls'a iae ''
CoorERAcE STOCK was unchanged wequote :-Molasses
with heads snch 81 IS S do DO insn 81 80
do. 81 ss 50; empty hossheads 81 81 hoops "a
feat Ordinary to prime, s3s ss5 do II feet. do sas
CoPrnR firm but dull, and small jobbng sales only
~ ao At ne eos
small i27ac iae ;tarred Manila 2c sisal rope o'ca
corroN.- Quotations for SPOT cotton marked up
Future deliveries We're rmsr at the opening with the
best sales a. an advance points Prices aerwArd
The closing sares Of saturday there was .ss'' .shs
steady Liverpool market was i iisd.
sso. soton reacSea s7Ss Isl bales since last last epor s
cred contract, of which 300 bales
shipped East. OF 1eO bales received Galveston.
Nxas, l42 bales reported cotton.
For futures TO-DAY the lowest and highest extremes
1t59c. IL. 72c. for August l15Uc 6Sc. for Septe-
ber ios2c. lo99c for October I05sc LOGIC for No
yember, lu54c lO63c for December and lO57c
for January The range of tho l3 points
y August ls in September II in October in November
Gin December and II in Tho market he
est point showed compared with the final prices yes
terday decline of points in August IL points in Sep
tember 10 points in October, points in November 3
points In December and points in January. The best
sales showed advance closing prices of yesterday
of I points in August points in September. 5
In October. in November, in December and
8 points in January. The closing quotations
Of yesterday and to-day compared give decline
of points July points in August II points in Sep
tember 10 points in October points in November points
In December points in January and points In Febru
ary The sales day from A. NJ. three r. NJ
future delivery $1,000 bales The closing prices
to-day compare with yesterdays us follows =
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

53s to 53s5 with subsequent reaction in the latter
to 53Is. Eric consolidated seconds fell OF from
7Ss to 7sh and rallied to 7s1a, while funded fves
declined from 7ss to 7s14 and rallied to 7s9S. nli
nois Central declined from 92 to 81. New Jersey
Central from "a to "a a. and Reading from 204
to 2Oh. Bar silver declined to 81 "a per ounce The
Bank of England gained 100000 bullion ON bal
ance At Paris rentes declined from ST. 55c. to S2f.
soc.
Foreign exchanges in this market were duh and
Eollo VII he rate
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
10 closing figures were:-

Money was easy at and per cent for call loans
on stock collateral and Ia to per cent govern
ment bonds as security The closing rate tho
former class was per cent Discounts were 8 to 4
per cent and time loans made ut tho same
figures.
Government bonds were steady throughout, clos
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

In the London market consols we're steady at 97gs
% for both money and the account. United States
bonds advanced y, to 1865 for fours. lo9A for 4ss
md 105ss for hves The last named reacted to 1861.
Lrie advanced from 2ss to 2ss. and prsforred from
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

HERKINER. N. Y. July 20. 1879
Twentysx hundred boxes of factory cheese
shipped hence to-day prices Jac. 31.c for
and 5c for bulk. One hundred and fifty of dairy
cheese sold at Sac. u 5s,c
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. July 30. 1879.
Spanish gold. 215 a 2l5ls Exchange quiet. but firm.
Sugars fiat for cenritugals, and firm tor other qualities
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
sl16aoo US fsr be 102 $25OOOO US SIS 81. lo37s
10000 US 4's.c, ,'O7. be 1918

$1,000 Keok X DesM lat
5000 q Pacific ) aid b
10000 U Pacific z b. be
1000 I'm Pacific 8 e..
1000 do. :. ......
5000 Pacific of Mo I'd.
5000 Kan Pacific 1st,J
X ID. with cou C
6OO0 g, g Il l q lst...
1900 do. ...........
5000 G. g Il I q Ist, T
Co cert as. :.
5000 st l. 4 / VI LIST. :.
5000 st l., X G 4 N, .
div. LIST. ........
2OOOStCharlcsBlst. be
5000 st LAS + I'd. .cl q
1000 C&NW crg b. be
so shsAdamsEx. be So
G7J do.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET~s =
HERKIMER CHEESE MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 20 1879
The market for printing CLOTHS has been quiet but drm
previous quotations.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
FINANCIAL.

LONDON. july 29--4 T. NJ
Consols, 81 lJ1e for both money aud account.
United States rs. lOo; hves, 1905. Erie pro.
do. 1St,: Illinois
81! Pennsylvania Central. II Reading, 2Oi,.
The amount of bullion gone into the Bank OF England
ON balance to. day Is fbbDum
Silver Is quoted to day at ii Cd per
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

1900 Mo, Kama Tex 70 !
l2OUu Mil&St z con 8 I II
1000 Ohio&Miss 3D.. s
2UO0 4 tn .vxAGa LIST II
1000 Kan Pac rs, Den
div, tr r. ass. >. IL
5000 Metropol Ell lst. II
5000 Tol&W I'd, x cp. {
10000 do. -. ......
5000 Tol&W c CIV X cp /
1000 NY, Lex W new
I'd SIS. funded.
5000 do..........;.. .
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-22
wIpoWRRs AND WIDOWS.

If or widowed friend shall marry
widow, he will avoid the risk vt DASH
ing any romantic female ideas OF the
high aud noble character Of man. She
knows what man 10, and the knowledge
has driven from her mind oil this poa.
sense. She has found that man Is .
Great urs OF q narrow mind, Of no high
pursuits, of few ideas. OF . generally
dull composition. of small passions.
and largely governed by his own bodi-
" wants; that if ho is made con- forta.
bic by supporting his physical appe-
ti,es. he is amiablc. like tho anaconda.
after a full meal. She looks for no
hero, aud is in no danger OF being
soured by that disappointment. There
fore he need not fear thst when the
honeym moon has dissipated he will hnd
in her q far away expression of lace
and . listless manner, NJ II expectancy
had failed. She knew the situation
when she accepted it. He will find
that she knows oil the little habits aud
wants which 90 20 far to make up man
knows how to crafty them. AMI exc
how to regulate them. And be "iil
continually be stimulated to emulate
the virtues of her sainted husband
which she will hold over his head.
That these had NO more real existence
than Sarah Camps Mrs Harris does
not mitisaie their mora! influence.
Some have beeu known to be % restivs
under this q 70 say that they wcuid
never do il again unless the previous
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-22
THE PRIME OF LIFE.

Between the ages Of i5 and 60 q man
who has properly regulated himself
may be considered in the prime Of life.
His matured strength Of constitution
renders him aim st impervious to an st-
tack Of disease. and experience has
given soundnes. to his judgment. His
mind is resolute. firm and equal: ali
bis func,ions are in the highest or1er |;
he assumes mastery over his business I,
build, up . competence on the founda-
ii ~ ne has iAi.i ." carly snsnhoOd. aud
p>sse. through Q period Of life attended
by mlny qualifications. Having goSe
year or two over he arrives at .
stAnds,ill. Bat sthwart this the via
duct called tho turn Of life, which, II
crossed in safety. leads to the valley Of
"Old age" round which the river winds
aud .hcn beyond, without boat Ct
ause~ay. to effect his passage. The
bridge is. however. constructed Of frag-
nc material. and it depend. how it is
trodden whu,h"r it bend or break.
Gout and sporlesy are also IN the way
t. waylny the traveller. and thrust him
from the pass. But let him gird up his
loirs and provide himself with filter
staf. and he may trudge on in safety
ami with perfect compnsure. To Qui.
metaphor. "the turn Of lif-," is . turn
into prolonged walk or into the grave.
The sys:eG, and power having reach.
the utmost expansion now begin either
to close like flower at sunset or brsak
do~n 1T once. One injudicious stimu-
lant. single fatal excitement, may
force it beyond its strength, while n
careful supply Of props and the with
drawal Of NIL that tends to force plant
will sustain it in b-auty and vigsr
until night hos crt,rely set in.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-22

one had been hanged. But there is no
assurance that even this would avail.
And besides, the hanging Of her bus
bands might be catching Some nor
alists have argued tha. although the
husbands may have been taken of in .
natural way. yet it is best not to co.
courage this by marrying . widow; but
mans nature 10 to dare.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-19
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM OF 1876 AND
1873.

y That the Democrdtic- Conservative party d
The State of Louisiana in Convention assena.
bled, ID hertby reiterate all The pledges CON.
tnhsed NJ ne party platform adopted in JulV,
1876, and particularly the following, to soit.
!. We hereby pledge orr party to The satisfac-
ton Of al The legal obligations issued by The
Estate of Louisiana; TO The most strenuous e.
forts in the direction of reform and an eco
s,omical administration of The government, e.
pscialV To the abolition of all unnecessary pub
Ne odices; to The reduction Of The fees and sala-
res Of 06tee to the standard OF a fair venu't-
t.eYdtion; he consequent reduction 0f tazntion
~ The toseest possible limit commensurate min
t1te necessary expenses Of the government and
The preservation Of the public faith, and The
3cs.rtailment of The dangerously large patronage
or the Chief Esrecutiue of the State"