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CITATION.

Whereas, Jas H Wideman applies to me to
grant him Letters of Administ ration on the
Estate of Leonard WideInan, decd: These
are therefore, to cite the kindred and credi-
tors of the deceased to appear before ne In
the Court Of Ordinary at Abbeyille c.. H., on
the first Monday in January next to show
cause why said administration should not
he granted. Given under my hand this Goth
December, lS45 DAVID LESLY,
Dec " 8 Nv Ordinary
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Furniture for Sale.
On the 9Th instant, will be sold, BY the sub.
scrib"r at the Planters Hotel, il large lot of
FURNITURE, consistin. Of Tables, Chairs,
Bedstrads, &c. nj. u. ROCHE.
DEG 8 al 3t
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GREENWOOD, S. c., Dec. 6, l947.

The Board Of Trustees Of the Greenwood
Male and Female Academies, under the
control of the Baptist Denomination, take
pleasure IN informing the friends and pa
irons OF these institutions and the public in
general; Of the efficiency and success with
which they have been conducted the pre-
sent year: That Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols con-
sldcring themselves permanently located
III this place, the Board feel justified in af
hrinlng that under the uble Recturship of
Professor X. II. Nichols thorough and
complete course of instruction in the various
Branches OF female education will be i'm.
parted TO those ccmmittcd to his care, And
while the Board regret that tina increasinr
I!l-hcalth of Mr.. w. l.. Harris renders it ne
ccSsary lor him to discontinue the Rector
Sh'pof the hlalc Academy they congratulate
themselves and patrons in having employed
AIR. Allen DedericL us his successor. MIR.
Dcdcrick brings with him testimonials of
the most satisfactory kind from the Rev. w.
u. Strobtl, the Rev. Geo. Nef A. M. and
Others, tn" authenticity OF which as wellas the
high literary and moral character of the
gentlemen giving them are substantiated by
;hc Rev John Bachman d. ID. ofCharles.
ton 5. &. MIR. Dcdcrick has been teaching
the present year in Georgia and our atten-
ton was directed to him as gentleman
well qualified to take charge of the lnstitu-
ton by the Rev. w J Hard and other gen.
'lcmen ofthc city Of Augusta who are per-
sonaly acquainted with him.
For the liberal Patronage which these
institutions have received during the pre-
sent year the Board feel thankful and
with the increased and increasing facilities
which they offer for Intellectual and moral
culture, the Board confidently Look forward
to their Patrons, Friends and a generous
Public for continued and inceasing g patron
age.
Terms per Session of S Months.
In the Male Department.
photography, Reading, Writing and
Elementary Arithmetic, $500
The above, with Geography, Gram
mar and Parsing, 900
The above, with higher Arithmetic,
History and Composition, 12.oo
The above, with the Classics, &C.. 1900
Contingent expenses for Fuel, &c, SO
lii the Female Department,
The Literary branches the same as in
the Mla:e-thc highcs, class embracing Lo-
gic, Rhetoric, Algebra, Geometry, Natural.
Moral and Mental Philosophy, Chemistry,
Use of the Globes, Construction Of Maps,
Botany and Astronomy.
The French and Spanish Languages,
each, $1,000
Muslc-Piano and Singing, 5000
Use Of Piano, 200
Embroidery, &C., 500
Painting in Oil and Water Colors and
Drawing, at from $1,000 to $500
Good Board may be obtained for any mum.
Der ofpupils at SO 90 per month.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions OF five months each. The first ses-
sion commencing the Cd Monday in .Janu-
ary, aud the second the lst Monday in
July. Pupils are only charged from the
time of entering TO the end of that session.
JAMES NJ. CHILES, Chm. B. T.
w. p. HILL, Sec'ry.
Editors favorable to the Institutions will
please copy.
Dec 8 Al St
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NOTICE.

Those indebted 10 the late firm of E. g. ]. W. Ag-
now, are requested to settle the same against the
first of February next, longer indulgence will
not be given. Due West, Dec l2 43 ct
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Wagons for Sale.

A second hand one-horse Wagon and a two-horse
Wagon, both in good order, with harness, can be
bought cheap Apply at this Office. [Oct 20
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To the Physicians of AbbcyilIC District

Gentlemen The undersigned feeling it
our duty, as we'll as the interest of society
at large, to lend a helping hand to the lau-
dab'c efforts that are now being made, by
the Profession, to elevate the. standard of
medical education, and to check the further
march OF quackcry and imposition in our
ranks, request that as many OF us as can,
meet i'll the Court House on Sale Dav in
January next, in order to appoint delegates
to represent our District at the State Mcdi-
cal Convention, to convene in Charleston
in February next
Drs. JOHN DAVIS.
JOSEPH J. WARDLAw.
ISAAC BRANCH
II. 3. DENDY.
A. PAUL.
Ahbcvllle Z. H., Dec. Is, l847.
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though and Ready"
At Calhoun's Mills, have opened u SHOP where
| will attend punctually and do all kinds of tai
LOR1NG ill the latest and most approved style,
OIL liberal terms, and be thankful of patronage
Dec Is 42-4t* J. H. BARkSDALE.
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Notice to Creditors.
All persons having demands against VIM b
Devlin, deceased, will present them to John
L Devlin or to David Lesly, for payment,
without delay. DAVID LESLY, Ex'or
Dec 81 lw
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the subscriber requested
to call and settle their accounts by tho 18th of Jan
uary next, as no further indulgence will be given.
]. PAINTER.
Duo West, Doc Is AZ St
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NOTICE.
Will be sold, on Wednesday the 22d Of De-
cember, at the late residence Of r. H. Lesly,
deceqsed. part of the personal property be-
longing to the estate Of the said deceased, on
a credit oftwcve months, consisting Of corn,
fodder, oats, hay, cotton seed, potatoes, hor-
three likely negroes.
JOHN w. LESLY, Admir-.
Dec 40 St
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T.M Email,

In this village OH the 10Th inst, by the
Rev. A. H. Cornish, ISAAC =. COURT
RIGHT 10 Miss ELIZABETH A. T..
K!NGSMORE. all Of this place
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u The Abbevillc Female Acad.
emmy will be rc-opcnod the second Monday in
January next.
Principal, ID. McNErLL TURNER
Teacher of Music, Miss HARRISON.
Boarding aud Tuition at the usual prices
Dec II 43tf d. McNElLL TURNER
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O"A Card.-I will continue to practice in
the Court of Law for Abbcvillc, and will regularly
attend its sessions. 1 refer my friends to Messrs
COCHRAN g. NOBLE at Abbcve c. II.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM
Charleston, Nov 3 SO INST
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PRsBErERIAN MIssloN.-It is stated in
the Foreign Missionary" that there are,
under the care Of the Mission of Allahabud,
Northern India, u Mission College with 100
scholars: an orphan girls school, with 60;
seven boys hazaar schools, with 300; and
female hazaar school, with, 60 scho-
lars; making total Of sos pupils.
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BoYs.-Let,ing boys run wild in the
streets is the cause other turning out loaf
ers, gamblers, buIlies and backgrards long
before they are men: and puts them beyond
the hope of ever becoming orderly and re-
spectacle citizens. Boys eyes and ears are
always open let them mix with fighting
mobs il few times, and they will have acqui-
red taste for swearing. clustering, and
hght'ng. They Wi; consider i, smart, and
the next thing you hear ofthc hopefuls, will!
be that they have had a duel with shingles,
or stuck their pocket knives into each other.
So if you want your sons to grow up molro-
Gratis and street fighters, let them run at large
IL the streets.
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y'u get that fl thy thing, a cigar, in your
mouth. Abhnr and detet it, for it is poison
and DEATH loaiAs Temperance Adcocaie.
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The Boy THAT SMoKEs-What shall be
said OF the boy that smokes Shall We pro-
aonnce any judgement against him2
Shall we say that he is acquiring an evil
habit? That he is becoming slave to a
master who, by and by, will be very cruel
to him tha, be is on the high road to
dandyism that he is beginning to be pro-
digate with his money, &C. oh, that this
were the worst! What say the druggists,
who knows the stimulating effects of tobac.
co? One and all, that it proves the first
step to drunkenness. "No young man."
says DR.. Alcott, "wbo uses tobacco in any
shape whatever, is or can be safe. He is
apt to be thirsty, and water never satisfies.
Tobacco smoking feeds the love of strong
drink in two ways-frst, by creating
morbid thirst, and, second, by impairing
the appetite for food and indirectly encour.
aging him who uses it to seek for that
strength which food should give him in the
use of extra stimulus. Let the friends of
temperance-temperance men above all the
rest--beware of tobacco in every form"
Take care, then, temperance boys, how
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MALAGA GRAPES Malaga Rasins IN whole, hali and
LVIqr boxes, Zane Curranis Suans Rsisins, MADEIRA
Ciiron ftelzn CitrOn, Candied Orange and Lemon
Peel. Lemons, Oranges, Pomegrsnates, shsddocks,
Bordeaux Prunes in fancy boxes, smyrna and MAI
aga Figs, Egyptian Dates. Arabian Dates, Bitter
Almonds j ordsn Shele Aim nnds Sicily Sbellec
Almonds, Almonds Paper Shell, &C FNberts,
Brasil Nuts, Madeira Nuts, Pecan Nuts, Genoa
Nuts. Pea Nuts. Calabria, Sicily and refined
Licorice, Rock Candy Sperm Candles, all
No l32 cOlcrs and different prices, Sperm OIL, win
and fall strained Sweet Oh In bottles
md BEETLES, Ssrdnes In Oh, AnchOvies,
Olives Carers Mushroom and Tomato
keichup, Picked Onions Walnus,
Gherkins, &C. Worcestershire Ssuce,
together with general assortment of
English Sauces
Superior Green and Black Teas ul sssorlnisn' ard
White and Brown Sugars all the different KINDS al az
prices Coffee, assortment, also roasted and GROUND
daily, Chocolate, prepared Cocoa and Paste Cocoa
shells Spices, whole and ground, warranted pure,
bakers Brown Pine Apple. Raspberry, Lemon. Gin
ger, Orgea and other Syrups, Cherry and hssP
berry Brandy a rich and delicious cordiAl' Cor
dais foreign and domestic In DO ties and on dfaii,
old irish Scotch and MOnongGhea Nhiskcy, su-
ne.ior old Wines and Liquors an assortment,
Scotch English and American Ale and Porter
and bottles. lsnglass, Tapioca, Arrow Root,
Chaham-e Sage, Starch, Rice, Barley. Hominy, Dat
meal CASTLE, Yellow and shaving soap,
Indigo, white comb Honey, Molasses
and Syrup Brandy Peaches and Cher
res Rock Candy, Jujube Paste, sale
rAlus Jellies, East and West lnds
Preserves, sapssgo, English and
American Cheese, &C
Congress and Pavilion Saraiogs Water in o. and pi
hottles Havana and Principe segar various brands ara
very fine Hedscke Champagne and other brauds
always ON hand The above goods for sale In original
GASsNERS YOUNG, No. lS2 Chathamst
dSu opposite the Chatham Theatre
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ASHES INSPECTION

TIME UNDERSIGNED have associated themselves IN
] der the name and firm Of FREEDOM, JEWEIT i
co for the purpose of pursuing the business 81 inspection
of Pot and Pearl Ashes aud have opened an Office Nc %
and 65 Washugon-s until the Let OF May next alter winch
time thew will be found the old established Inspection
Warehouse 4s and ~ Vests. in the city OF New-fork
The matter Of ~ specOn IN future, being unrestricted
snd free a. regards legal requirements sui II y rfe
sumed il M superse1c the necessity O. ne clesluca
ton these articles according The proper standard ~
persons competent perform the sae This seems 10 be
called for from the skill and experience necessary 10 arrive
AZ The different properties Of The articles, the preservation
of The character OF Ashes in foreign markets. ard also
as promoting the convenience and aees OF dealers IN
these articles IT'D. 80
The confidence OF The public The score Of hofguRh
Of the arcle. they propose 10 inspect and cs
ify oil the members OF the firm having been praccsy Ha
Almost sany Tor many past engaged ~ me IN
specon ofashes and future viii give Their per'ons az
tention TO the business II will be our aim 10 preserve me
standard OF inspection and do justice 10 the manuiA ufer
and the consumer.
The fee. Of will be reduced from former rates
twenty per cent and fixed eight cents per hundred
mounds which will be invariAble
Ashes will received Al the Warehouse on storage 81
the usual rates subject 10 order for inspection or ohe'
wise.
Submitting the above matters 10 your consideration we
sha he pleased a times 10 receive any ashes you may
see n 10 entrust 10 our care.
Very respectfully, your ohedi ent ser Islis, 80
FREEBORN. JEWETT CO.
j. y FEErBoRS, ~ r. JtWfTI
3 ~ CASSIDY ,. ". IFsTEsf
fauuarv 4 , -. i1l in
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ees round The moon is the Greatest .bo
the world has ever seem We viii say no more aoo.
the quoting Hebrew. &c There - no need 10 ihN',l
date a fact which, on the Proessors own sno"" "
too weak 70 stand alone
In regard te this wonderful philosophy OF the una
ring. Prof ssys = II YVES from On on P~fnph4et oon
Ia ming Of psviss earlier snd e'uarf
ssvog. IL seefns then that there "a also scleh-A1
,,,gres. In the spiritual word and al soch fals ~
H.. what must have been good sciene. there ony
years ago has already become ssuperseoeo, ehp,'s
crudity. Verify this may sccount lo' VIC eI-ss 80 -
den .riaauxr OF science into our own worn' a. e'F
d<preS in soe of the Professors mos. estoonone DC
cars.ons No wonder IL is rapidly disp Al ,ne
Ola IDEAS and All the old theology There Is aiso W ~
s,rc wan, Of beraiisy toward that oraeT Teene ger
who AZ that time had the Clsirvoysnt under MS
,,o,ec.ion Dsvis's cruder nesnerc sayings says
Inc Professor were then mixed up VITA
tons Of M Smith and with this nsd no'oihs - ~,
pa NAV not this one Mr. Smith cay the same WIN req
meet 10 the later science and discard from No pstIonsgs
H. Hebrew and Greek ard ssnsert quotations win -
much contempt Prof treats the circles 'oon9 ene
moor n The truth IT, Dsvis's philosophy ana tneoiosy
sc 20 be ~ tho csupeeou nature they always Of
me hue ofsurrounding things. When be was prolese
OF Psv Mr. smith they were mixed up, as rloi: q.
observes with his speculsuons, JUS. as now, WIZ
the protegeshp has changed they oleno 30 npe'es
With IN The ysriagsted tnts Of Swedenoorssnisrn
We would close by telling Prof Busn, tnat We nave
received satisfactory evidence mar Bronson zee
tured In Peughkeepsie ST great eb2tn ~nhe Das,s ~
,bc,e and thai the streets Of that small place Ioooeo
vim hi naryeous hsndbis Any one then may Judge
of the credby Of the clarvoysnts assertion inat ne
ne-er .ven heard of such man We have also as
covered the origin Of that wOndrous pathological ols
tncton between Bra1oA and Prarndi. which tne rroi
was sure had never vet travelled from Its secret NONE
,isce 4, the Hindoo books and which, when confirmed
by the next literary intelligence from The Last wa' 20
mace the truth OF Davis beyond doubt This marvel
ous piece Of learning fer beyOnd the Professor nm
self wss given forth by the individual referred TO- al
time In bkeepsie Just a. the clarvoysni al
trwsrd received IL from the spiritual word Inc GER
W pr0f 9 n
$3.50, 49, 7. L.
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ARRIVED.


Ship Ssracen Hawkins AZ ds I'm Glasgow. with mdse
to Woodruff & MinSnrn. The :. experienced severe
gales attended with thunder and lightning from the 9th
December the 2sth Passed Sable Island four times
and driven back gales and winds from all parts OF
the compass. Passengers-Mr W Held, and In the
steerage.
ship southport Griffith ds FIN Charleston, cotton
and rice to Geo Buckley
Brig Phiura Thatcher De I'm Savannah. cotton &c.
10 Durham & Dimon.
Brig Augusta. Sherwood de from Savannah, cotton
and rice, 10 Sturgcss, clearmsn Co
swedish brig Sophia L'ienberg 50 ds lm Elsnore.
iron TO BoOrmsn johnson Co 70 steerage passengers
coffee and logwoOd TO Shedding & Ferris
Schr Phebe Margaret Hines, DE- firm philadelphia,
coal.
Schr SUSIE. Gordon. De I'm Norfolk corn.
Schr Ma aCansey Stubs, ds I'm Philadelphia mdse
Schr II Mead, Smyth. I'm Wilm.ngto Del, corn.
Sehr Gil Ia, fsrren, DIS I'm Virginia, oysters for
New.Havsn.
sehr Gov Arnold. El6ridgc 3 ds I'm Salem NJ, corn.
Schr Rebecca Collins ds tim Wilmington Del corn
meal.
schr Ann Simple, Clark 3 ds FIN Philadelphia coal.
Schr Samuel Roosevelt Johnson De I'm Philadelphia.
coal
Schr Harriet Louisa, d. I'm Philsdclphia coal.
Schr Merchant Williams. Il d. frum AttAkspas La,
nossses. TO d Ssyre. Len brg Tsrnpico for NYork
next day; schr Ohio do do
Schr Shenandoah Young. 3 ds fu Delaware. corr.
Schr Sage. Padger ds fm Phladephia coal
At Rikcrs lslsnd-Bsrk Hollsnder Goldman I'm Bos-
ioa.
SAILED.
ship Silss Holmes for Newt )riesns
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T. WEBS FANCY BAKER
GEORGE ARCULARIUs' SON,
Books.
THE ANNALIST

A RECORD OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE 7. ne S sy
n ~ y.rTo,f. edited BY W. c. Robertson, VI D Fel-
low oftb. College Of Physicians and Surgeons OF Me-"
Tork No 7 OF mis- Tsluble Journsl Il Just issued.
clSTESTe-
/ Rerort o. the Clnicue OF the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons
II. Report Of The New York HospitaL 60,
III Report Of Obstetric Practice No b fT0i Sl4AI
II. Blbiographical Notices.
e Tie Bru.h and Foreign Medical Re7iew-HoIn1o-
patty. 49,.
VI Idaor's TaBle-Procee5ings Of a Meeting for ne es
Enlistment Of an Academy Of Medicne snd surge
~ In the CITY Of New-YorE The "Letheon' 81 NE
New.York Hospital; Notice-"Acadeuy q Medi'
cine and Surgery DANIEL ADJ,
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BOGLE's HYPERION FLUID,
rTaRI.E HAIR COMPOSITION.

OK hAAh VIM 80
1rHE subscriber having devoted eon,dersole pc,
ofhs time, for series OF years, to NE sluiy OF we
diseases Of the Skin and The Human Hair also me lest
s ~ Treating and curing the same has al length after
abonou. research and deep Investigation suceeearl ~
bringing perfection composition, The virtues OF WHICH
be challenges the word 70 excel 49,
Ladie. will md the Hyperion great addition 70 me
o, both on account ~ iis delicate and agreeable per
Im- and the great fac ses affords IN dressing ne har
which when moist with The Find can be dressed IN any
required form as 10 preserve II. place. whehef pam
or In curs. The following spears or i.'s G., ,ats
Mr. BooLE-sir II consider it a duty owe you well
as hsve been scknovled ye TIE efficacy Of your hyf
ron fluid ~ the Of which have derived SO naen
beeehL For twelve years vas troubled WIN disease
on the head the skin Of which covered with thics
coat oscay humor Tor dsndruf IN lie worst forml whch
ny covered tn pores the skin caused severe head.
ache ara entirely unified ior study my hair also turned
dry and dead and al last began TO turn bald and grey 70
cure wh ch tried all the advertised srueles OF lne usy
ased - 1bss ,,br IA nsed m vet was afraid II wa.
but another humbug Of The day but induced 0y you 70
give ~ ria and am glad 10 say ha- enurry suceseI
ed Tue al Of ny head Is now clear Of hlm9f or
T{s therefore win me Utmost
your Hyperion Fluid 70 be all you rspry-rni IL ,,,
Manuaed i9aa'' a or sale by wM BoGIE Artist in
FOR sale by A 4 D. SANDS, Druggists leo Fulton-st
corner Of William and II Fast Broad way, New'fors-
bsnv. + " Kpeelnnd 4 Co Nry-Oheans 3. X Bliss,
Springfield, Mas and by Druggisis genersy ~ 1neoo
LiTT6Ek h6 P G,iE IoS e
~
i here given Pamphlets containing vast number equally
strong many Of them from medics men, who nave iuy
tested ia virtues be obtained srz on Applcson al
the Principal Office, ar Broadway. .
NEW-YoRg. June 70, 1916.
few weeks since my sons feet were burned one Of
them so dreadfuy that almost despaired OF lie ever
being cured or hs being enabled 10 regain the use OF H.
The smell from IL offensive 10 the family that they
were loaih 10 remain 10 his and when dressed the
wounds obliged 10 use sssai,rrda 10 my nose 70
couuterart The efhnvia The Daley ointment had been
used a. directed several dsys bot not The slightest benefit
was received from it, and caused lcn Intense pain
both day and sh that could 10 longer endure ~
use Al This period friend brought a box Of ne III,
DORADO OINTMENT it- u-e gave prompt r. iei and
three q cent boxes elected perfect cure ihcusn me u
res were 50 severe a. he flesh nearly 10 the
bone and destroy the nail hi lsrge zoe ne now has
a. perfect O ( his feet ~ ever. ChAs fklINLh,
corner of Forty -ixih-st and Nlntl-avenue
IL has effected equally a. wonderful a. The above
brea.t r. None genuine unless IL has the written sigma
ture OF JANIS a BRUCE, General Agent ~ Broad
sddress-d and where the Ointment be had wholesale
and rriail. -,. s.
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LAWYERS DIARY FOR 1s47.

lust PUBLISHED-This indispensable accompaniment
to every Lawyers Office, contsinng Isl OF ne neN
sherfs ana Clerks elected in November last an Aanac
and let Sundays for the year l547 Masters ana fxs
ners ID Chsncer shsris Jury for the year ls4 CON
msoners Of Deeds appointed by our Governor IN other
States 10 take scknow gnents Tor oitt
States Public Notares and C0muissio1ers 81 Dee5s IN
he City Of E-wYOrk Rates Of Postage Foreign ton.
sus; Banks and Insurance Companies IN ne Clues o
New YorE ard BROOK vr Elections 10 tie STATE Of New
YORK: Corporation Of the City Of Sew-fork CouIts q
he United Sstes Sale Of NeTYork and City OF New
York: American Ministers Al Foreign Courisf Charst
dAfares complete let Of al the Lawyers IN he Cly ~
New YOrk-Ogeher win all the usual Memoranda re'ai
ing 10 tie Different Courts Published and for sae b.
BELL GOULD, Law Statloner''
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menl Of the Condition Of me Poor-rhe Board Of Man
ayers would inform he Members OF the Institution ma
me Annual Report and New Directory published and
bu any failed receive them such persOns VIII be
supplied By addressing note 20 the Secretary or Dy call
ing al liz Office ~ the Association, 100 Grand 81
They would also respectfully remind me members uti
the usual period Tor the renewal Of The Annual COnnDi
lions having arrived they may be made, a. hiier0 70 ne
Treasurer Robert r. Mnufn, 70 sou,-st 0f 70 any of NE
oAcers Or managers u the Institution they earnestly
hODe there 10 be- delay rs their Treasury u nearly *
tslsed and with the sudden return Of cold wesiheT mo
pueaous FOR aid have become numerous and urgent,
tfat without prompt relief. suffering BE- Inevitable.
They desire inform The beuevOk NJ generally who
have not made Ibis AssocaO1 The channel o. heir
charity that any entities Contributors TO Member
hlp ~ Directory and Tickets which will enable hem
10 refer all ppcans for assistance 10 their appropriate
visitor DO gill promptly visit The poor al their homes and
attend lo their Necessities
The aiganla yes Of this mode Of relief well
knOVn and fully appreciated by thousands IN he city
that unnecessary here ~ refer 10 them farther han 10
that The Association covers he snfe city aud dur
INK The year BY he aid u nearly 20 visitors has made
more tsn . 0on visits Of kndEers and sympathy " the
dwsngs Of the poor The penence u for years has
indeed fuy demonstraled thar the system secures far
greater economy dscrmn atOn and certainty IN ndi-
yx1a charity with ncOm parsbly better e.
fect he condition Of the recipients and u the commu-
nifty. In behalf Of the Association
JANIS BROWN. GRORE GRIsWoLD,
J sMYTH ROGERS JAMES BOORMAS,
dif 2awlm WILLIAM B. CROSBY