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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-03
Columbia Market.

DECEMDEh o1'
1t will be recoected that at the date of our pre-.
yious weekly report of the cotton market the de-
mand was quiet but steady, at prices varying from
81 a. &c extremes. In reviewing the week Just ter
minated, We have very few remarks to make, for as
we have remarked in some Of our daily reports the
weather throughout the whole of the week has been
very unfavorabe for outdoor business and this ia
ken in connection with the Christmas holidays has
caused the receipts to be very light and consequent
ly unimportant; and although there has been no
quoable change in prices, still in great measure
those found below must be considered nominal. On
Saturday morning the adyices from Liverpool by
the Pacific to the 18th instant came to hand, repor-
ting brisk market st the opening of the previous
week, but,towards the close the demand was quiet,
at an advance of 1I6d, with sales for the week OF
$4,000 bales, including $4,000 to spectators and
exporters, and leaving stock on hand OF 334, ,0OO
bales, of which 1876, 600 are American. These ac-
counts would most probably have given fresh life to
the market had there been supply of the article
on SALE as it was however, there was nothing to op
crate on, therefore the effect could not be known.
The sales of the week amount to only l25 bales and
VIC continue our former quotations: Of inferior 74@
s; ordinary ss@Sf; middling Sa@82; good mid
ding 8s@832; and fair 81 @9c.
C0rn-This article is scarce, although not quota
bly, higher. We quote prime at 70@75c y bushel.
OGts.-The supply of oats on sale is very light,
consequently prices are firm. We still quote 50 9
Soc u bushel r.
Hour-The -four market has been quiet but stea-
DIV throughout the whole of the week with, mode
rate supply and fair demand. We still quote SS4
aSS2 for common to good brands fine family S9@
S91 p Dbl.
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UNION ACADEMY.
vTlHE FOURTH SESSION of this Institution

TTNHE FOURTH SESSION Of this Institution, and
Il the second under the superintendent OF its
present able and indefatigable Principal, JOHN B.
PANKEY, will commence on TUESDAY, the FIRST
DAY OF JANUARY, 1856. The Scholastic year is
divided into two sessions, of five months EACH
There will be Public Examination at the close Of
each term. The experience of Mr.. PANKEY, as
Teacher, especialyin preparing Studentsfor College,
is too well known in the vicinity of his former teaching
to need comment To others who mayfeela person.
al interest," we can only say, having fully satisfied
ourselves that he possesses all the requisites of
good, able and effcientteach and deeply impress
sed with the ruinous effects of frequent change Of
teachers have secured his services for the next
five years. We therefore, take pleasure in present
ing him to the public, believing it will be the inter-
est Of those who have to board to send their sons
and wards here. We cannot refrain from adding
that this will not be school suited to indolent Stu
dents, as good order and progress will be vigorously
required. ..
This Institution is situated IN one of the healthiest
portions of the State, eight miles SOUTHEAST Of
Yorkville, in retired part of the District, remote
from any temptations Of dissipation &c.; in an in
telligent neighborhood, and remarkable for the
good morals of its citizens.
AS We are determined to offer great inducements
to persons at distance, boarding is put down, in
the best families to the moderate price Of Six Dol
lars per month"; including all expenses except lights
Conveyance free of charge, will be in readiness at
Rock Hill on the 31st Of December, and the End
and 9th Of January, 1856, to- take Students to the
School .....
While this School is not in the least sectarian,
Students will be catechised and instructed in the
Union Questions. Tuition as formerly, viz:
Primary English branches, ......... .."...."S7 90
Higher branches of English, ................10 90
Classics and Mathematics, per session, .....15 90 :
Bae Students charged from time of entrance til
close of session. No deduction for lost time except
in cases of protracted sickness. :;
J. C. HICKLN, NJ. D.,
-... Secretary of Board.
Dec I3- -..... 40 3m.;
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icsm should exist in the horrible form which is rep
resented in another column. A sect of Mllerites
and Spiritualists, who profess to be guided by the
revelations of q woman, named Wakeman, who pre-
tends to have been murdered thirty years ago, and
now returns to earth to give her spiritual experience
and expound the bbe have cut the throat of one of
their number, because he had san evil spirit which
was exerting terrible power over the prophecies.
At meeting of the sect, it suggested that Mat
thews, the man with the ''terrible power, should
be killed, and what is still more strange, Matthews
himself said that he was willing to die to quench
the evil spirit. Almost all present agreed that for
the widow Wakenan's sake, he must be got out OF
the way-that he must die and, about one O'Clock
the deed was committed, possibly with the consent
of the sufferer Praying, and other religious e1er,
manner. These deluded beings doubtless killed
Matthew'S in order to keep him from enchanting
the widow Wakeman, whose death they believed
would be followed by the destruction of the world.
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EBENEzER ACADEMY.

ETgives the undersigned, Chairman of the Board
Il of Trustees of Ebenezer Academy, anfeigned
pleasure to be able to announce to the public that
the present Principal of the Institution, Gen. JOHN
A. ALSTON was, at q late meeting of the Board,
unanimously reelected; and that he has consented
to serve in that capacity at least for the ensuing year.
Gen. ALSTON'S experience as a teacher, and the
unamity with which he was elected together with
the extended reputation which the Institution has
acquired under his supervision, renders it wholly
unnecessary that We should say word as to his
qualifications. The exercises of the Institution will
be resumed on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY
next. The scolastic year is divided into two Ses-
sions of five months each. Tuition, from 5000 to
S1750 y session, according to the studies pursued
Entrance fee, so cents.
~. E. AVERY, Chairman.
Dec 20 so 3t
~ The Carolinian and Charlotte Wing will copy
until the first Monday in January and send accounts
to the Chairman at Ebenezer. .---
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,95 ACRES.
South Carolia- York District.

"ILLIAM FELTsSr., who is in the custody of
wv the Sheriff of Ytk District, by virtue of a
writ of capias I'D satisciendum, at the suit of S.
D. Carothers, having fill in my Office, together with
schedule, on oath, of Is estate and effects, his pc
tition to the Court of tmmon Pleas, praying that
he may be admitted to te benefit of the Act of the
General Assembly, mad for the relief of insolvent
debtors, 1t is ordered TIT the said S. D. Caroth-
ers, and all other the crlitors, to whom the said
William Felts is in anyVac indebted, be and they
fore tho said Court at Yoroutt House, on the 10th
day of March next, to sheI cause if any they can,
why the prayer of the petitn aforesaid should not
be granted
JOHN G.INLoE, O. c. C. pLs.
Clerks Office, York Dist. I
October 8, 1856. ! Al 3m
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DESIRABLE FARMS

VUyHE Subscriber offers for sale valuable planta-
Il ton known as the McLUNEY TRACT, contain
ing about 3SS ACRES,
lying on Dry Greek in this District, eighteen miles
from Chester C. H., and sixteen from Yorkvillc.-
About one half of this tract is cleared and in good
state of cultivation, very productive, well improved,
witha
COMFORTABLE DWELLING,
Gin House, Smith-Shop, Negro Houses and other
outbuildings He is also desirous Of selling anoth-
er body of land known as the r.s
JAMESON TRACT,
containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED ACRES
twenty five or thirty Acres of which is Bottom Land
about onc-half in timber and the other half in cul-
tivaton This place has it two dwellings and 9TH
er requisite out-buildings common to small farms.
These lands, which need no recommendation fur
ther thnn careful inspection will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. For further particulars,
persons are requested to call the subscriber at his
residence about two miles North of Bullochs Creek
Church s
A. j. ROBERTS.
Oct3 80
BaPChester Standard copy till forbid, and for
ward account to this Office. =.
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Commissioners Sale.
In Equity-York.

In Equity-York.
/. VIM. Culp and Wife, ct. al.
Us. Bill for Partition.
John A. Kimbrell, ct. al. ~.
TN obedience to the Dccretal Order Of the Court OF
Il Equity, passed at Chambers, will expose to
public sale on the premises on the EIGHTH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1856, tract Of land situate IN
York District, on the East side of Catawba River,
on the waters of Sugar Greek, bounded by lands OF
Solomon Kimbrell, Wm Bales, James Kimbrell md
Others containing s..
1870 ACRES.
The land sold for partition and division amongst
the and distributes in the above stated
case.
Terms-A suficiency of cash to pay the costs Of
this suit, the balance of the purchase money on
credit of one and two years. with interest from date,
to be secured by bond and at least two good sureties
and mortgage Of the premises. gsSr Purchasers
to pay for oil necessary papers.
JNO. L.oMILLER, C. E. T.
Yorkville, Dec. 18th, 1855. (S4D 40 At
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PALMETTO HOTEL.

YorKVllle, =. =.
VNHE additions to this establishment are now COM
Il pleted, afording ample accommodations for be-
tween thirty and forty extra boarders. In making his
announcement to thepubc the proprietor begs to re-
turn his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to the palmetto HOTEL" and assures his
friends and the public generally that no e1ertions
will be spared to make his house one of the
Best in the Up Country.
Excellent Stables arc attached to the establish
ment with an abundant supply of Provender, and q
number of Carriages, Buggies and other Conyeyan-,
ces, which will be furnished with safe horses and
careful drivers at the shortest notices ALSO saddle
horses for hire
The O 'libus,
belonging to the Palmetto Hotel will be in constant
attendance Mt the Depot, to convey Passengers and
their Baggage to and from the Hotel fee of charge
W. E. ROSE, Proprietor.
Nov8 d 8m
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Commissioners Sale.
In Equity--York.

Wallace and Davis, -....
Us. Bill for sale OF Land
Elizabeth Darnall, to pay debts.
Suan Darnal, ct. 'al. .s
I'm bedience to the Decretal Order of the Court of
Il Eqity, I will expose to public sale at York c..
Houseon MONDAY the 7th Of JANUARY, 1856, q
tract land described in the peadings in the above
case, situate in York District the east side of Ca
tawba liver, bounded by lands of A. B. Springs,
Eli Bale, A. J. Giles and others, containing
21S ACRES.
Terms Cash enough to pay the costs of this
suit the lalance on credit Of twelve months, with
interest finn date, to be secured by bond and good
sureties atl mortgage of the premises.
JNO. L. MILLER, C. E. Y. D.
Yorkvillt Dec. IL, 1856. [S4a] 4o-4t
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River LAND FOR SALE,

YBNHE undersigned is dcsrous of selling his planta-
Z ton, situated in Lancaster District within seven
miles of the Court House, lying on the Catawba Riv-
er adjoining the lands of John Foster, r. r. Thomp-
son, Col /. D. Withcrspoon, and Geo. McC. Wither-
spoon, containing
1860 ACRES;
about oue-haf of the said lands under fence and
in state of good cultivation, the balance in woods,
we'll tmbered, together with all necessary outbuld-
ings, consisting of good dwelling house, negro
Kitchens two cotton houses and presses barn, sta
bles, SC. Those lands are well adapted to the ou-
tivation of cotton and grain and Gun be divided to
suit purchasers. Also, will sell, provided dis
pose of the above lands sufficient of stock and pro-
tender for the place. ANY person DESTROYS of pur-
chasing the above plantation would do well to call on
the subscriber at Lancaster, c. HIS. c.
-. j. e. CURETON.
, Nov 96 -s'-. Al Ut
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gpetiaI Notites.

Anniversary Meeting of the York Dis
trict Bible Society.
At the meeting of the Society, to be held in the
Court Room, at Yorkvile, on Wednesday, the 9th Of
January next, Address will be delivered by Rev.
R. A. ROSS. The Society will assemble at II
o'clock, A. NJ. Auxiliary Societies in the District
will feel it not only duty but privilege to be
present in mass or by Delegates. The ladies and
citizens generally are respectfully invited to attend
W. C. BEATTY,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Dec 90 so 3t
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Commissioners Sale.
May and others, ]
VS.. Bill for Partition.

-. vs. Bill tor Partuon.,
John May and others.
IN obedience to the order of the Court of Equity
Il passed 1T Chambers, will expose to public sale
at York Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY In
JANUARY, 1856, the following tracts of Land:
One Tract known as the ssHome Place." contain
ing 1854 ACRES One other tract, known as the
ssNilliner Tract" containing 112 ACRES. One 9TH
er tract known as the "Mclwain Tract" containing
ia ACRES. The above lands sold for Partition and
division amongst the heirsataw and distributes Of
The estate of VIM. S. May, deceased.
\ TERMs.-Cash sufficient to pay the cost Of this
suit, the balance ON credit of /, 2, and years,
with interest from date, the purchaser to give bond
aid good surctes for the payment of the purchase
mpey. JNO. L. MILLER, g. E.Y D.
rakyie, UHRns'SnfSs s. c., Nov oSS, sstb, 1856, St
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MRS. GIBSOBS School TOR YOUNG Ladies.

VNHE SECOND TERM of this School will COM
IL mence on MONDAY, the 7th of JANUARY
The course of instruction will embrace all the ele-
mentary anu higher branches of THOROUGH
English Education, with the French Language. Mrs.
G. has been engaged in the mental and moral cul-
ture of young ladies for several years past and she
atters herself that she possesses the experience
essential to success and which time only can render
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
For the Elementary Branches, ,.............S10.0
English Grammar, History, &c..."......."12.00
Natural Philosophy and Botany, ,.......-...15.00
The French Language and Embroidery
Dec 20 so IF
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Commissioners Sale.
Nlexander9l. Farr, ct. al. y
y. Bill for Partition.

AlexanderlI. Farr, ct. al.
y. Bill for Partition.
D. GoudeloS, Ex'r, ct. al.
EN obediencao the order of the Court of Equity,
IL will expos to public sale at York Court House
on the FIRST IONDAY IN JANUARY next, the
tract of land derbed in the pleadngs in the above
case, situate in iork District, Fannings Branch
near Broad Rive, bounded by lands of Mrs Elmore,
VIM. McCreight, lanes Stewart, r. E. Kennedy and
others, containing
s95 ACRES.
TERMs-Cash sough to pay the costs Of this suit
the balance on @redit of one and two years, with
interest from the dF of sae purchaser to give bond
and two good surehs and a mortgage of the premi-
ses to secure the pament. -.'.-
NO. L. MILLER, C. E.Y.D.
Dec 6 (S0) AZ t51 ~
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VALUAB LIE =
CATAWBA LANDS FOR SALE.

nN Tuesday, the 9TH DAY of JANUARY next
" Gen. J. A. YOUNG, as my agent, will sell upon
the premises, my Land lying on the Catawba River
and Catheys Creek, in Mecklenburg County, one
mile below Beattie's Ford, known as the Cathey
Land The tract contains about
$50 ACRES,
about 175 Acres of which is river and creek bottom.
About 200 Acres of the tract is cleared and in cult
vation, the balance is the first quality of
wELL-TIMBERED UPLAND, %,
living favorable for cultivation. Mr.. Joseph Wilson
living on the river one mile below the land, will at
any time show the premises to any one wishing to
purchase This has always been considered one of
the most
DESIRABLE FARMS
on the Catawba or in Mecklenburg county, not only
on account of the quality of the soil, but also be-
cause of its being situated on healthy locality and
in most desirable neighborhood. .....-
Any information respecting it can be obtained
from Mr.. Joseph Wilson, near the land, or from
Gen. Young or myself in Charlotte.
Terms will be accommodating, and made known
on the day Of sale.
A. H. GRAHAM.
Nov. % 46 It
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9gllteneaL.

MAnR1ED-In Ripley, Mississippi, by -, Mr..
SAMUEL GRAHAM, formerly of York District, to
Mrs. HARRIET PORTER of the former place.
On the 1st instant, by Rev. W. c. Owen, Mr..
WARREN LYNN, and Miss BETSEY WHITE, all
of this District.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-03

Nsya The friends of RUFUS ADAMS, Esq, res
pectfully announce him as Candidate at the next
election to represent the people of York district in
the Legislature. MANY VOTERS.
December 90, 1855. so
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RSg@ The friends of WYLIE L. HARRIS, respect
fully announce him as Candidate for Tax Collect
or at the ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
December 20, 1856. so tt
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sea. The friends of CORNELIUS O'DANIEL, Esq.
respectfully announce him as o candidate for Tax
Collector for York District
MANY VOTERS.
Jan If
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HORRIBLE FkNATICISNI.

The following account Of some of the horrible re-
suits of new phase of Northern fanaticsm, is ta-
ken from Massachusetts, paper. The parties have
been arrested and will be brought justice -
l. 1t seems scarcely credible, that in this age fanat
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-03

SO UTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
We extractt the suIjoined from the Richmond Hhig
in relation to the approaching Southern and South
Western Commercial Convention: 20
''The Southern and South Western Commercial
Convention at their last session in Charleston, ap
pointed committee to determine upon the time and
place of its next session. ... So.
THAT committee, by joint action with our own
citizens and the Board of Trade, have called meet
ing of the convention the S0th of January next in
Richmond. In pursuance of this arrangement, the
following circular has been adopted by the Invita-
tion Committee: .-s
Richmond Dec 18th, 1s55-Dear Sir The COM
mttee appointed by the last Southern and Southwes-
tern Commercial Convention to select the place and
fix the time for the next session, having announced
their acceptance of invitation to meet IN the city
of Richmond on the 30th day of January next, the
undersigned, on behalf of the Citizens and Board
of Trade of fRichmond (aware of your interest IN
the subjects connected with this movement cordial
ly invite your attendance and participation IN the
deliberations of the Convention
ave also request that you will take such early
action as will insure the appointment of full dele
CATION from your city HORACE L. KENT,
JAMES LYONS,
HENRY c. CABELL,
JOSEPH B. ANDERSON,
JAMES II. GRANT,
DAVID J. BURR,
Committee of Invitation.
"This circular has been sent to all the prominent
points and persons in the South and Southwestern
States as far as the information of the Committee
would enable them to extend the invitation.
ave are requested to call upon the papers in these
States and in our own State to give the utmost pub
licity to this circular All Cities towns and conn
ties in these Safes are requested to send delegations
relying upon q cordial reception, although, per-
chance, special circular should not reach them !"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-03

Hea,, We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
W. JACKSON, as Candidate for the Office of Tax
Collector for York District, at the ensurng election
Jane II
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t. Mas We are authorised to announce BENJAMIN
P. BOYD as candidate for Tax Collector for York
District, at the ensuing election.
Ian tt
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DETHEL ACADEMY.-The Patrons G.

DETHEL ACADEMY.-The Patrons CT
I'D Bethel Academy are happy to inform the pub
lie that they have engaged the services of Mr.. J.
HARRY for this Institution. Mr.. Fl. comes highly
recommended as an experienced Teacher. Young
gentlemen can be prepared for admission to any Of
our Colleges. The next Session of Five Months will
commence on the 1st Monday in JANUARY, 1856.
Board from 6 to 81 per month, and Tuition from
S5 to $3.50 per session. No admission for less than
half Session, and no deduction for absence unless
in case of sickness.
York District, S. c., Nov. 90, 1856. Al 3m
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RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

IEAvING determined to move West, l offer for
Il sale my PLANTATION, situated in York Dis
trct, between the waters of Catawba River and Su-
gar Creek, containing 375 ACRES, Seventy Acres Of
which is number one River Bottom, which is in q
high state IF cultivation. On the premises is good
Dwelling aud other outbudings Those wishing to
buy good plantation upon easy terms will do well
to call upon the subscriber, five miles east of Fort
Mill Depot, as am determined to sell.
JOHN p. STEWART.
Nov 90 4G ly
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ITO NERVOUS SgFFERERSrA

L ed Clergyman restored to health ID a;fsw days
after many years of great nervous suffering iaanx-
ious to make known the means Of cure. VIII send
(free) the prescription used Direct The; Rev JN0
NJ. DAGNALL, No. SO Fulton-st., BrookynSN Nj.
Nov % As .8n
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POMARIA NURSERY,
South Carolina,---York District,

Robt. Campbell, ct al, Applicants, vs David Camp
bell ct. al. Defendants.
ut appearing to my satisfaction that David Camp
Il bell Thomas Campbell, Andrew Barnett and
Wife, Eliza, James c. Latimore, Calvin Lindsay,
Franklin Lindsay, George Martin and wife Sarah j..
defendants reside without this State, it is therefore
Ordered, that they do appear and object to the sale
or division Of the real estate of William Campbell,
deceased on or before lst February next, or their
consent to the sanewill be entered of record. Oc-
tober 30th A. D., 1856.
J. NJ. ROSS, o. Y.D.
NovS Al 3m
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TOR RENT.--On MONDAY the 7th of JAN
II UARY, 1856, l will rent to the highest bidder,
tract of land belonging to the estate of Robert Z.
Miller, deceased, with about IS ACRES under culti-
vation. JNO. l.. MILLER, Admir-.
Jam 1t
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UP !--All persons indebt-
~ ed to the firm of MEEK g. MOORE, are earn
estly requested to call on SAMUEL f. MOORE, at
Yorkvillc, and make immediate payment. They are
desirous of closing up finally the business of the
concern, and would respectfully urge upon their
friends the necessity of prompt settlement of out
standing debts. MEEK & MOORE.
Nov Is As If
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE,
TVNHE Subscriber will expose to public sale at
YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MON
DAY in JANUARY next, Two HOUSES and LOTS
Situated within the Incorporate limits Of Yorkville
One of the buildings is Story-and-a -half-nearly
finished and well enclosed. The other is ONE
STORY HOUSE with basement-all complete, ex-
cept the Chimneys. - "
R6s@ Persons wishing to examine the premises,
will please call on Mr.. John H. Adams.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
H. II. WHITENER.
Dec 12. 49 .-.' st