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COTTON STATEMENT,

Inc receipts Of Cotton IN Charleston fur tho
past week We're, by Railroads III, ,2Oe bnles; BY
water and wagon 1888 bnles-t.gether 1851
bales.
. The expor,s from Charlcston for the came
Gme were TO foreign ports $3.50 bales; coast.
WISE 1888 6nIrs-tnaking the total exports Of
the week 1908 bales, aud leaving on hand Z
Hock OF ol'S44 bales, inclusive of .lO2 balsS
on sn,P'ooard not cleared, against q stock Of
oe,e4I bales, aud 1889 bales on ship. board
same time last year
Inc sales in Charleston during tbs past week
amounted TO $500 bales, al prices ransinf
rom IL 3-8 to l34.
Inc total receipts at all ports during the
ps psS week amounted to ca, 1874 bales, agaInsf
vo,sIo bales received during the same period
IaM year. The total receipts at all the porli
as snnee tho LIST Of September, amount to 8,i70..
uos bales, agninst 2.33s. $50 up to the same
OF S33,6S9 bales. WIZ '
Ihe exports to Great Britain, up to the latest
90 ,h amount to .l3l O39, showing an inefeasd
on ,ne export. to that country last Year Of 2o4,.
y'' oaes The shipments to Northern noftS
snow an increase Of 3s2, l32 bales from the shiD.
ments of last year ''''- ''o 'A'f
81, Inc stock on hand and on ship. board at all
az e Po1,s' up 10 the latest dat-s amounts to s76
VIA oaes: being S7,3y4 bales more Than the
~."r u.u'n 0" hand at the corresponding date lass
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THE FRENCH BROAD RAILROAD

We learn from tho Asheville Ne.os that the
people Of North Carolina are becoming interested
IN the project Of the French Broad Railroad
They have recently had meeting at lie
20 consult az to the best time to assemble the
people Of tho whole county with view of hav-
ing full and free interchange of opinion upon
the proposition Of a county subscription to this
Road. BY resolution passed at this meeting,
general Convention Of tho people of Buncombe
county will be held at Asl,eville In April, to con
slider the propriety of making county subscrip.
tion.
In the report given by the Ns,0s, N. N. Woop.
FIN, who addressed the meeting, assured his
hearers that the people of South Carolina would
generously assist in building tho Road. This may
be true, If he means that assistance will be af.
forded by private subscription. We think, how
ever, he is in error, if he means to convey the
idea that the State will afford material aid
Such would be an irrational conclusion in the
face of the late action of our Legislature upon
the Blue Ridge Railroad measure. If the State
in reference to the Blue Ridge Railrood, after
one million of her own money had been expen,
d"d. with a like sum belonging to her citizens,
suffer it to be entire failure for want of means
then it would be scarcely probable that she
would lavish her millions upon new enterprise
having the same object that which would be
attained by the Blue Ridge Road.
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ENIARGMKNT

The last Issue of the Edcefield 1d,.r,:..-
makes its appearance with an entirely new dress
besides being much enlarged. Such improve,
ments are the unerring evidence of continued
prosperity. II may be stated as an uncou,rover.
ted fact, that the sure.t indeed the only wav in
which respectable newspaper can he publishes d
IN any community, is to have the aid and support
OF tho people composing such community. II
you would have good paper you must patron
ize it, otherwise it must languish aud die. E,
a"'e me printer to realize respectable prof.
.l0'" n's business and we will vouch that por.
t'oh OF his profits will be spent in making i'm.
Pr0vemens in his journal. We are plad 10
know that the prosperity Of our cotemoorsrv
permits the proprietors to improve their dessr.
vedly popular weekly.
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d Lose Of Three Thousand Liyes-N.a,
Taganrog. on The sea of Azof, Catastrophe oc
Cured, about the beginning Of FEBRUARY last.
which Involved a loss Of life unparalleled except
ny memorable earthquakes or volcanic eruptions
IL appears that some three thousand inha bitants
OF laganrog. relying upon tho promise of fair
weather made by the genial stmosp phere and the
cloudlesa sky. proceeded to ihe Azoff sea to in
dnlge in the sport of fishing beneath the ice-a
iavorSte pastime Of that region Tho at,nos.
Phsre c9Atinning serene. tho party were IuIied
INTO feeling of security, and ventured fur.
thef than usual upon tho ice, in the hone of
obtaining good haul Suddenly a breeze
sprung up from tha East, which, growing
boisterous by degrees, whirled the loose snow
and hne PARTICLES Of ic, in all directions, and be.
fore long succeeded in dstnching the iee from
The shore. The large ice field then broke into
numerous pieces. which. with t,eir terrified
and helpless human freight, drifted towards
thr open sea. No assistance could be rendered
one unhsppy beings by their frantic relatives
sign OF i'fe was visible on the surface OF tho
sea. OH the following day a cake of ice drifted
III shore. upon which were five of the unfortu.
nates-three Of theE, dead, and the other two
nnmh and iasensibIe. The two lstter-a GIRL
snd an old rnan-were restored by means of the
usual appliances; tho girl. however, survived
p put fe~ hours; the maR recovered, but Loaf
loe use OF hs tongne--a consequences, probably,
of the night caused by the scene he had pa.sed
through. he prepared q wriueen narrative of
me occurrences OF that fearful night on the
by this catastrophe at least three thousand
'ing Pot A''''
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a Nc'o FiNibnster Erpcdition-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Philadelphia Amcri-
can writes To that paper as follows, under date of
the 18th instant:
According to reliable intelligence here, an.
othcr hbustering expedition against Nicarn.
qua IL planned. if not quite matured, and the
departure of Gen. Walker for California ia
directly connected with it, as the movement.
this time, is 10 be organized on aud TO start
from the Pacific side. His recent osten,ntious
profession OF the Catholic faith has doubtless
as ihnch motive Of policy rs Of religion, in the
hope OF operating upon the prejudices of a peo.
pie VINO regard him with unnixed av ersion and
a-e likely to continue their cxecrution, no mat
Ter what plausible exterior he ulay assume Like
an atta, he was the scourue Of their country
and 1t Is only natural they should brand his II lame
with Ignominy aud regard the possibility of
h's return as that of II destroyer. It. behooves
the Government here to take Immediate aoJ
decided steps TO prevent a repetition, of those
d"grucefui scenes which have so much lowered
us, as nation, in the eyes of civilized
wor ki-i'rst, 81 giving moral countenance TO
armed banIittI, invading the territory of a
friendly n-lghbor; aud next, as being either un
wiling or unable to execute the laws which thew
have, over and ovci again, dcfiantiy outraged
Inc spectacle is no: only discredtubie To the ma
t"'ai character, but it s liunliIiaiing Ii is said
that the alleged peaceful emigration scheme of
Gen llenn'ngsen, for Arizona, has a verv diff
ierent inspiration, snd will be found ultimately
cooperating with Walker, unless his project he
nipr,eed in the bud by the Federal au,hori-
ties"
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

cB Do not neglect to notice what Messr.
ROCHE u CHRISTIAN propose to do in their adver-
t'sement of Boots and Shoes. They have started
a Boot and Shoe Store in this place. This is the
beginning Of something new for our town ;
and we may venture the opinion that it would
be better for merchants and customers, and far
oetter Tor tho trade OF our town, if the separate
branches OF our mercantile business were more
appropriately divided. Call and see their Stock
and their facilities for manufacturing anything
i'll their line.
go We would also ask your especial atten.
ton to the advertisement Of Mr. A. A. WILL
AMs. who has recently opened his Store OH
Granite Range, next door to II. S. KERR His
proverbial good tase in the selection of fashion.
able goods. combined with long experience in
the business, are sufficient to warrant the con.l
clusion that his goods, styles and prices w
never fail to please.
EB AS to the advertisemen ent of Messrs. GnaY
d RosERrsoN, it speaks for ITSELF aud if you will
only call and see their Goods. they will speak for
themselves, or rather. If tho Goods can't the firm
will speak for them. Their superior assortment
's said to be already "the whole talk of the
town." 80 further comment is unnecessary.
tB- Messrs. BnASoH & ALLEN are advertis.
ing the famous Sewing Machines of GnovEn &
BAKER These Machines, which few wears
ago were regarded as q mechanical fable, are
becoming an Indispensable piece of labor. saving
mechanism in every household.
cY- Mcssrs. B. VI. d S. A. w1xsrock. a,
their we'll known Clothing Depot, at the Corner
OF The Marshall House, are receiving an uuusu
ally large Stock of Spring and Summer Cloth
ing which are offered to the public at surprising by
low prices.
tB- Messrs. MooRE d QuA1rE. although thcy
make their appearance this w. eek IN all inverted
form, promise TO make their appearance mex,
week right side up.'
eF We would also refer to the adverti,e
| ment Of Messrs. EsrEs d CLARKE, Wholesale
and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Provisions. DC.
| Augusta, Ga.
eB- The attention of Contractors is invited
to the advertisement of Mr.. r. J. WHITE, to
| be found in another column.
eB Also, please notice tho change in tn.
| running of the Washington Stage, orders o
Capt. CALHous, and notice OF the Commissioner
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Columbia and Hamburg Road-we learn
that tho people Of North Carolina are making
strong efforts to enter at once upon tho con.
stfuc'ion m OF the road from DanviIle to Rocking
ham. This will leave gap Of but twenty
miles to be filled Nhen we remember that this
is roud running from Virginia down into North
Carolina, and will thus carry ,he trade Of that
porth'n Of tho State immediately out Of hs lin.
its, md that every iustinct of self. interest will
prompt the Legislature, At its next session, 10
complete the connection, aud thus allow her
own roads some chance for getting the trade,
We can no longer deabt Ihat its completion will
be certain, aDd that the sttsnGon OF tho pub.
lie should mt once be directed to the construction
Of tho Hamburg connecfion. A few years
since the surveys for two routes were made
The Charlotte Railroad Company and the Cs,v
Council Of Counnbla both Piled ged then,selxe.
Tor large amounts We think, therefore, with
such bssis sor action, steps cannot be taken
700 soon 10 carry TO completion echeme in which
our our Sny claims to be largely inlerested.-Colus,-
bia Carolinian.
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Commercial.

ABBEvILLE, March 81, 1859.
'ot0"'-Ihe quantity offered has been limited
u",'"g 'he past week We give the extremes
OF o'day, at from 81 to life.
COLUMBIA, March 29, 1859.
..,o. "I.'"-l mere was no change in the cotton
market yesterday, and not much offsrng o,I,
oaIes We're sold, at from St to l2sc. fancy lot
would bring to- more
CHARLESTON, March 90, 1859.
Couon-The cotton market was quiet to. o.d.v.
out prices were very firm. The sales were linn.
'eo 10 some $50 bales, at extremes ranging from
NEW ORLEANS. March %, 1889.
Cofo".-Saes to-day OF 10000 bales cotton.
and the market unchanged.
CHARLESTON, March 20. 1859.
Couon.-Sales Of cotton to-day LOO bales
the market is unchanged
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Can t be 1rne?-'Thc first Bonap.r,e was a
rejected applicant for office IN EugIand7 Their.
IS very curious document in proof of this now
gong the rounds Of the British uress, and as il.
authenticity has not been inipugned, it reaches
TO the hight of historical Importance. II runs
in tho shape OF an extrnct from a letter rend he
fore the Manchester Literary Snriety by the
Hev. W. Gaskill. The letter was written n,
nacSney on the 18th Of August, 1905. by the
hev r. Belsham, who had just before he wr,a e
A. been visiting the Duke of Grafton where he
met some officers then i'll position to know
fa'n'liarly such things are alluded TO in these
passages:
Admiral Crosby told mo one circumstance
which was curious. When he was Commander
in-Ch'ef in the Mediterranean. during the las,
war, nt the time that We wero in Possession OF
Corsica, and when Sir Gilbert Elliott was Gov
ernor' General nf the Island. General Pao]i
Introduced Bonaparte, then young man, to the
Governor and to the Admiral, as n friend of his
who would be glad to bo employed in the service
OF England: but these wise men, not having
LaVaters skil! in rhysiognomy. reject ed the
proposal, which obliged Bonapurte to offer hia
services TO the French, and this was the rise of
BonaPartes fortunes. | had often heard that
Bonaparte had offered lis servic-s to the Eng
Ish and had been rejected. but | hardly gave
credit to it tfl learned il from Admiral Crosby
himself"
Upon what triles tie worlds fate depends
tad England appreciated Bonaparte's appiica
ton only think Of what a different history there
would have been enacted during tho pnst half
century, How different oven the Euroue Of to.
dayl-N. Y. Neos
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Worthy Of Nate Tho sesioa Of The Penn.vJ.
'Ania Democratic Convention. on the day bslore
yesterday. in unanimously and entuass,ioaltv
sendora'ng the Administration. and voting down
by nearly three to one vote resolutions eadors.
ing uie tstate administrations Of GovsrHsr Rseisf
who uotriousiy sympathzed nriystsiy win Ibs
course Of JOHN w. Fsrn.y, Though ,efrsininS
rom taking open ground in any csso agsipst
We Democrasic party at home prevss that,
baSeyer nnoeh injury Ar. Fosusy and his csnrss
may have done the party in Psnnsylvanis by
party. hs has not -been +abIe 10 co,spssl a iad..
msnt Of his We've in the minds OF any considers.
Ole wing Of thess now protesting to Sst with ,hs
Democracy there. That j. foTtuaate, indeed:
,ssosruch as while tho party always, sooner or
iater, oyereon.es IT, open essmieA nssrly oil its
those who, while pyufessine to BE- Of il ara r..Yv
ardent synpathissp wits the cause Of ths on.
position - Ras ktsotsa 6isr. "
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Special DispateA to the New York 7sue.A
WAsafSeTos. March 23-SeveraI members of
the Washington Bar held meeting few eve.
ming: since, to consider Tho propIiety Of appoint
iss one Of tbsir number to aid IN the prosecution
TO- morrow, and the impression is that Mr.. Car
as'e of mr. Hradtsy viii be selected. It iv an
unPrsredsnt'd proceeding agsiust D member Of
their own fraierpity,
The 4th Of April Is fhe time fixed uoon
'ns eonnaencHnsent Of the siekles trial.
have resson to believe that a Mmi.t.r
to bogo'a will Be appointed this week. The
Importance - OF shs mission seems not to
be appreciated BY The Administration.
Inc Mexican Legation here has private din.
patchss trom Mexico oontradict,ng the . rs.
mont. oo'e'h
Fac brIsish Legation 10 hourly expectinp Lord
Lyops. aud some surprise. il not unea,in.s. il
tslt at his non. arrival e'' =
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SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT.

1t will be seen by reference to the advertise.
ment of Mr.. r. J. WHITE that he has purchased
that portion of the Burnt District owned by
Mrs. ALLEN, upon which he intends to erect
building that will be an ornament to our village,
and lasting monument TO the lberality of its
builder. The building is 10 be composed of four
Store Rooms. all of which have been already
leased-Mr. WHITE Ehimself.occupying one room
and two others by Messrs WlER LYrucoE,
and Mr.. A. A. WILLIAMS; we have not been
informed who will occupy the fourth ROOM
Mr.. ]. d. DAILY. We informed has been ern
ployed az sAchtect. which is sufficient guaranty
that the design Of the building will one of beauty
and taste. The building will perhaps be com.
pletedin the course Of six months.
Mr. J. A. ALLEN, we understand, will build
d store upon his lot adjoining. which will make
all entire Block of five large stores These
buildings will occupy the larger portion of the
Burnt District, and We have heard il intimated
that the remaining portion will be built up during
the present year. We hope it may prove true.
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Ne'o Paris School of Aedieine-A CORES.
pondendent of tho London Times gives the fol-.
loving outlines of a magnificent enterprise now
nnder consideration at Paris:
The great wine market which Joins the Gar
den OF Ilnnts on the east, covering epace of
eight or ten acres is to be removed 10 Bercv,
and new school Of Medicine and Pbarmacv
bnht in its stead. To these will be united ti,e
school Of dissection, and free Iecture rooms The
anatomicnl museums. and tho library. The
whole will be joined 10 the Garden of Plants so
that all the above schools will be brought in
close contact with the schools Of bn,any, miner.
atogy' geology. naturn history, aud comparative
anatomy. Such an extent of schools and muse.
,iu's as will be there united will be uneuuuIed in
The world. aud will form one of the leading curl.
os!ies OF Paris. Living animuls Of every clim.
and every description; plants. noxious and in.
noxiouS medicinal and non medicinal, of avery
variety, from tho magnolia Of the Caro- oIinns to
the cedar Of Lebanon; the great Cuvier museum
OF natural history tho Dupeytrea museum of
the Faculty Of Mediciue; and tho extensive min.
era'ogicsi and geological collection Of the Gar.
den Of Plants will all be united in one space Of
thirty acres of ground. The new project is to
cost n 600 francs, and will require Eve yesrs
for It's execution.
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A ABBEVILLE BANNER.
w. G. DAVIS, Editor.
Thursday Morning, March 81. 1869.
CLUBBING! CLUBBING!!

With view to increase our subscription pat
ronage, We make the following proposition:
We will furnish GODEY'S LADY's BOOK
and the BANNER, ono year. for FOUR DOL
LARS; HARPER'S MAGAZINE and the BAN
NER, one year, FOUR DOLLARS; ARTHUR's
HOME MAGAZINE and the BANNER, one
year, THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
The subscription price Of either HARPER OF
GODET is THREE DOLLARS per annum !;
but We will furnish either of these Magazines
and the Banner, for just one Dollar moro than
the price of the Magazine alone.
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A NEW LITERARY JouRn.I

We see that HowAsD II. CALDWELL and w,r.
LIAM ". WALKER Co., propose to issue. dnr.
ing the present month. a weekly Southern Lit.
erary Journal in Columbis, S. C. Wa mak.
the following extract from its Prospectu..
THE necessity for such an organ Of soutb,,n
mud will ut oneo be comprebended i.1 -,
who have reflected upon the present inm Eo;sn,
arrangements for the expression Of the thonoht
and feeling Of our section. We havo in ihs
south two excellent periodicals. the Southern
=. Literary messenger, at Richmond Va, and
,.nu nu'ss.Is mag Magazine; in Charleston. Although
worthy the confidence aud patronage of our eai.
Lens. stih as monthly issues their ability 10 pub
itsh such an amount Of contributions al shonld
90 looked Tor from 30 large q community. ia
necessarily limited. Al the North, the number
., 4ay aoa asm,lterary periodicals is pro-
tics tor publication are offered, far more il w,;t.
ten amongst their people; although Il i. not
trne that there is greater degree OF in,eIi;.
genee in the Northern States. Again. i, is nh.
surd TO suppose that tho iutsIiec,usi moral
astnetic or political features Of Southern society
90 rejected by literature which spring, from
social organization Of entirely different and
even hostile principles. We are n,oreover' an.
trsy convinced thst society in lhe son,b !.
moulded by institutions and customs the he's,
adapted TO the production Of q perfect I;tsr..
snfe. lE view Ut the faot that our taws. ou..
toms. sHd modes Of thought differ esa.nt;sm,,
from those Of tho Northern States, il beco.n:. |
our policy to have our own organs devoted to |
our peculiar institutions, and uphoIdise thess
v vlews which may preserve our people in u.,ity
o. Thought and acton, and maintain that wiss
uonse'vetsm con-. OF taste, nnnraIs and politics |
psnds. '" I'd
we nope TO make our Journai AUXILIARY 70 |
- !ae Two southern Magazines in the produeiios.
IA prlnt' d the Intellectual efforts of our oun
ctisens, 10 stimulating love for fsad;nn. ;n !
e.ss.ong =; and sestainfog tho standard Of taste,
~. ~ sSo niIg Young WntsFs. and IN d.awiug
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COTTON SHIPPED.

Dir. d. r. sosDLEY. Agent at our Depot, fur
nI'hes us with the following figures, showing
that from the l't of September 1857, to LIST Sept
1868. there were shipped from thi. Depot,
o'o2o Bales Of Cotton. and that from LIST of Sept
1885, to 2sth March, 1859. the shipment of cotton
has been 6.74s Bales. Iti.very probable that the
shipments of Cotton from Sept. LIST, SO 10 Sept
let, 80, will reach 10000 bales.
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AHsoN BANGS 4 co. vs.. TRE BLUE RIDGE
RAILROAD

We copied an item Oh the lath inst. from
tho Atlanta MteNigcnccs, chrnnicliny the PRO.
ceeding in the United States District Court
at Marietta. among which was the decision Of
the case prosecuted against the Blue Ridge
Kai'road Company. by their forrfer contractors.
Mcssrs Anson Bangs d Co. The Marietta
Advocate, has since co'ue to hand, which, allud-
ing to the session Of this Court, saws:
"The subjec, Of greatest interest att his torn.
was the opinion Of Judge Nic,hl iu the ca.s
OF Anson Bangs Go. against the Blue RIDGE
Raiiroad Company. Judge Nicoll, nfter n in.
cid and elaborate examination of all IN. lead. I
ing QUESTION: involved in the case, granted
On order to dismiss the Bill Of Complaints with
costs. w. II. Hall. Esq, Solicitor for Com.
piainants, took at this term all order of cosrt
prrernar1Sory ,n to au appeal to the Supreme Court
fhe decree must be most rratifvino tn tbs
friends of the Blue Ridge Road, and win on.
erase iavorab:y for the enterprise. The ex-
traVagant and even preposter0us claims for
damages made by Bangs and Co., in their bill,
eNc'ed pubic apprehension respecting the re.
SUIT Audacity and energy are dangerous quail.
llies IN an adversary suitor, and frequently
make wrong triumphant against eyery safe
guard for the right in the administration OF
Justice. That the case was to he tried in y
ioreign Jur'sdlction, supposed to be under the
oias oi all adverse int@rest, increased the an
Prehehs'oh. But fortunately for the Blue Ridge
hoad. Bangs and Co., saw fit to file bill on
the Chancery side Of the United S'utes Dis
tnct Court for the State of Georgia. The cuuse
was thus withdrawn from the caprice and
wanto"ness which juries sometimes practice,
and was Submitted to the dispassionate and
enlightened consideration of the presid,no
Judge. If Bangs and Co should prosecute A.,
appeal it may confidently be expected tha,
the Supreme Court will affirm The decree OF
Judge Nicoli. lie brought 10 the consider alton
OF the case an impartial and honest mind, the
most patient diligence and tho mature learning
OF ,,i long and distinguished judicial SERVICE
Inc application of such eminent faculties war
rants great confidence in the conclusions of hi,
judgement.-Chas Mercury
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ATTENTION!
Abbeville Light Infantrvii

HoD arc hereby ordered to be and .ppsar
URDAY. 2nd ofAPRIL next srrsS % .nd =" "an;sI IA1'
a. the law directs. for drill and instruct ion.
By order of
J. R. F. WILSON, O. s.. oo"'
March 80. 1859 Al ..
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EuM AHRAn

We learn the portion Of young America" 4"
attached to the Male School in this place will ap
pear in Fancy Costume, and have prize riding on
next Friday. The affair we suppose will be con.
Quoted upon plan some what similar 10 the GUS
tom observed in the ancient Tournament ridi,g.