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From the PHILADELPHIA Evening Bulletin
March 10Th,
We are grati6ed to hear Of The continued
SUCCESS, in New York, Of our townsmau.
Mr. II. T. Helmbold, Druggist. His store,
next to the Metropolitan Hotel, Is = feet
front, 23O feet deep, and five stories IN height.
1t is certainly a grand establishment, and
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lie retains his Office and Laboratory in this
CITY. which are also model establishments 0:
their class.
The proprietor has been induced to NAL ke
this statement from the factthat his remedies
although advertised, are
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New F0undrv
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

The undersigned having completed his
new Foundry and Machine Shop would re-
spectfully inform his old frien4s, and the
public generally, that he IS dlly prepared to
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in a style superior even to what he was able
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FROM TIE
LARGEST
Manufacturing Chemist
IN TIE WORLD.

l am acquainted with H. I. HelnlboId; he
occupied the drug store opposite my resi-
dence. and was successiul in conducting the
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pressed with his character and enterprise.
WIN. WEIGHTMAN,
(Firm Of Powers & Weigh.man,)
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown Streets, ri:l!adelphla.
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Mill Work, Bark Wills, PIog Cast
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as new one are solicited. Orders from a
pistance may be addressed, per mail, to
f. LANDERS,
Stroudsburg, Monroe Co., Pa.
September 4th, 1862.
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By buying of CHARLES B. KELLER,
the following named superior articles cheap
for Cash. | have the finest assortment OF
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OBITUARY.
OB1TUAHH
Master ANGUS NJ. BRABHAM.
Master CHARLIE STEWART.
Master ELMORE SANDERS.
Master CHARLIE SIMMONS.
Miss HATTIE RRhBHAM.
Nf{aa rrDn NsdA pDN.0
Miss EUPHRAsIA HUFFMAN.

m15s BUPHhA5lA HUFFMAN.
Seldom have We read Of more appalling scene than
Witnessed In Bamberg, among my long and tried
friends who for years we have minRed together, and
children. in happy friendship and conhding love-
How quick and unexpected was the summons Of the
angel Death that from the loved parents
angeiformed children, and piume them for their heav
emily flight. Apparently free from care, hope insen
sble to suffering they sunk into sweet repose which
the unxufed hsrbinger OF Death. None who gazed
upon the features In which were visby shadowed forth
Deaths seep could help but be moved will Deep heart
felt sypatoea for the weeping parents and loved
But was not the sword Of man. but the voice Of
the wind spoke and those beautiful flowers OF vitality
were to be eruahed amidat Its heaying seh How try
ing the affection, how unaisuageabe the sorrow, how
pain ul the occur ence when the silver chord Is sud
denly snapped asunderI SensbiIity itself becomes In
snct, and The unwavering devotion Of those loved pa
rents, lavshed and recprocated in life, to be now
wasted the silent tomb Of those who lie nsensble
Of their grief But fondly attached connections jealous
and sincere friends, all unite in paying homage to the
memory Of those dear who have been tapsplaned
to more congenial cme and desire to weave gar
land their mortal remains token Of afeotionate
regard and love- Those children met In life, and
all kind tender social In them those charming quali-
ties blended In one harm ,nious whole, giving life
and beauty around-commanding the unceasing admi-
ration ond dying respect to their
and friends. How beautiful the thought, that these
nprita have attained their destined haven. Devoted
households merged into grefafectionate families
depore their removals and this is but faint tribute to
their peaceful ashes at the shrine Of departed worth
@. n.
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Charleston always; resided In McKees house for eleven
years, rs his child, {. looked such Mckee was
born In Ireland lived In Camden at four years old his
father and mother died at that tme there three
children living, but died after at tho age
two years; the other, Abel lived to be man,
the executor OF the will J. Mckee was married. twice;
hrst wife was Mrs Zealy; che left two children, David
and Frsnces Frances died at twelve years Of nge
ritd second Mira. Hannah Gansell no children by that
marriage; second wife dead has heard Mckee say he
had no relation in the world except Abel his brother
Mekee was her uncle by marriage; his last wife
Mckee s dead; witness has known Abel Mckee all her
nie he arrted first widow name unknown; she died
without children; second wife Hannah Fair; she,
also, died without children; Abel is dead.
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10 The Relatives, Friends and Acqunint-
ance Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. RENKEN, Of Mr. and Mrs. d.
LIZ LIEHTHAL. and of Mr. and Mrs. O. DnzYEn,
npeofuly Invited to attend the Funeral Of the former
from his late residence. southeast Of Calhoun
and Meeting streets To-Aorro,o Sunday Morning at
Min 0 O'clock without further invitation. June 0
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ANSWER OF THE DEFENDANT.
In the Superior
Provost Court.

nzrHoBss 4as'Hz5s Hs1oos1 OF TEE the
Dr. JAMES r. Moop.
tice appear and answer to the petition in this
for thereupto says: That he admits that John
this life on the 2lst day Of September Ammo Domini
1884, possessed Of certain real and personal estate hay
ing frat made and duly executed his last will and teBa
ment. That Abel Mckee. the brother Of the teststor,
having been named executor qaalifed on the said
ters Of administration DC oonis tesdmento
issued out OF the Court OF Ordinary for this
Mckee, o
married and without issue and that the statements OF
exospta lot in Cords Lane which, however claimed
by Jane McKeehe personal estate having been dstri.
time o, aSo death Of John Mokee fhs board Of TruS
S ' u
| Wagner. John Mood, Henry Muosenfuss, Abel AoKee
s. s
osng over this estate ana ready to ds
fund tho said Board OF Trustees ahou'd DO msdo par
and that he cannot be discharged nom hs liability
party And this defendant further answering Gays that
s advised by his counsel that several questions
With regard 70 tho validity Of the limitation Of the
after the death Of the SON Of teststor under
which limitation alone the petitioners msde any olaim
10 bis son son in % sSs .sse fee sondiaon
courts Of this State, which our law II 10 posi- ible
that the Limitation over is too remote and void and
OF the testator TO those OF his SOM and that for
this auoh herset Law should be parties to any
suit Involving their rights Further no says that In
his will the estator besiaes giving the bulk OF his prop
erty to the Trustees Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church
In Charleston, directs that the profits aud income
Of the buildings st. Mohaeis Be 70 DO given to tho
Trustees Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, "near
ohareson, as quarterage snlAry between the needy
located preaching ministry near said piaca" That a
death Of testator the g james Chspei was the
Episcopal Church to the oty Of Charles
tom being In the suburbs Of said city, and IN IL the tes
tator deeply interested That this said Church ma!
be interested In the said bequest; and he submits tha
s Trustees should pe party to any proceedings anect
ing tho dsposal Of the property! Further answering
he says that the petitioners claiming 70 be Trustees
the Methodist Episcopal Church In Charleston have bee
but very lately as such and are acting unde
tho authority OF tho Northern branch of tbnt denom
nation In this country That time In the year 1856
or fhereabout solemn diyiaion Of Church property wa
msde between the Northern and Southern branches
that Church, whqroin surrender was made By each
part Of Tho Church property Ia the Fespeotve set
tfons Of the Union, and each admed and declare
tho owner Of oil the Church property In its own Docor
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The following is the evidence SO far as taken:
Trustees OF NJ. E. Uhurch,) To recover possession
J. R. II Mood yunoz.
am sissgynsn osths n Church: ana have sssns
names Of such trustees Church organiaed frat in
t,nt, wesleyan. and African Methodist Episcopal
1st6. They eat.bished church Of their own and
called 1t the N. z Church South. They never had any
division Of book concern beween them by referees sp
pointed by the su reno Court This publ sh' ng house
e
Of these trus ees; It was snoe ret Of January
that the General Church gave them any Of the
properly, The whole tho church Sss ARE na mot mot
ne
building would stln belong to the NJ z. Church.
Before 1854 there were largo number Of churches in
se
place they mover claimed any Of the property OF the
sono pas passed % The aSnsrs
relation to these separations In contemplation Of the
Or reauias number Should but They did not
concur. The pl,intifs are connected with the VI. T.
sesas
the Annual Conference twothirds majority to divide
Rev Lews, sworn, said that no resided In Charles.
ton, but did not say where he came from BE had been
connected with tho Conference Of N. g. Church, &o.
II years. Repeated the testimony OF Rev. Webster IN
regard TO history Of A. E. Church shys In regard to
NJ z. Church In Chsrleston 1t Fad in April last some
1900 17O0 members and aimee then 100 or more had
Joined.
Richard Holloway colored sworn. resides l6 College
stroet Charleston: 60 years old; native to the mano
born. Joined M. E. church 1920 or 81. ls not mem
ber now. Ho was o member In 1874. Recolleots Meth
odlst split There large number OF eoiored com
nIunicants at that tinne Moro blacks than whftes
Colored members were not consulted. Methods
church that time varagated ss 70 coored Color
ed population went with the whites a the time OF th
split There being no alternative Classes OF coloret
people contributed weekly 70 the support OF church
onnomes contributed to building Of churches. GreA
number Of colored members returned 70 III. Ohuro
after the occupation Tho party split OF called then,
. cupation OF Charleston.
III Eiso Jane shann Beckmann swora, says Reside
No 81 King strees; nearly nzty years old; hsa Lived
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ESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ESTATE OF sOUT q CAROLINA
oHARLEsToN DIsTRIoT.-By GEORGE BUIsT, Eaq,
Observation-Disclosures, HENRY EDWARD YOUNG. Of
Charleston, Attorney at Law made suit to to grant
him Letters Of Administration OF the Eaate and Effects
Of SAMUEL eOURDIN, late Of Charleston, Physician:
These aEe thereore TO cite and admonsh all and sin-
doUnD, deceased, that they be end appear bsoro me,
in the Court Of Ordinary to be held at Charleston,
18th day OF June. 1886, after publication hereof at II
O'Clock In the forenoon, to show cause, II any they
have why the said Administration should not be
granted. :.
Given under my hand this lat day Q. Dune, Anno
Domni 1866. GEORGE BUIBT,
June2 s2 Judge Of Protateg.
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Execution OF Probst.

PHILADELPHIA, juno 8-Probst, the murderer OF the
Deartng family was executed to-day In the presence Of
few spectators.
: IsECoND DISPATCH.
= PHIIADRLPH1A June 8-Probst died In three min
utes after the cord drawn. He wrote letter to hs
parents, in which, after mentioning the regular
1ntonB he Gays: 'Many prayers offered up for me
throughout the city. and therefore cheerful and
oonsoled so that can gladly offer up my life as an
atoneent for my crime; trust TINT you, also will be
cheerful and consoled am. The Clergyman will
aend You all particulars OF my death only entrcat
uU or o,
soul trust to meet you all in eternity In happier
and better place. This hope mshcs me rejoice with my
whole heart. ......
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Importans Dectsfons

MONTGOMERY, juno THE supreme Court OF Ala
bama decided to-day that the frat eighth sections
Of tho stny Law postponing judgment on huits for
twelve months are constitutional The second third
and fourth sections. which stay collections judg
enta already rendered before the passage Of the
arc unconstitutional and void. The sixth section, re-
latlng to sales under mortgage. La also void.
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nB ESTATE NOTICE.-AIL PERSONS IN
DRBTRD to the Estate of ALEx EDDIE will make pay
ent and those having demands against the sne will
pr esent their bills properly attested, to ROBERT O. GIL
oHRmr Esq, Law oface corner Of Broad and Church
streets. 8. 3. TURNER
June 0 sS Administrator.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ CHARLESTON,

~ CHARLESTON, JUNE 8, 1866.-THE UN-
pnnsIeknD. proprietors Of the Turpenuno pistiery,
partially destroyed by fire this morning. taho ts
tho to return the sincere thanks to the Fire Depart
ment, and to all who kindly rendered assistance,
thereby saving TO o considerable amount ofproper-
y; to Messfl EusuoH MALoNKE in particular for the
pro mptnsss with which they placed their entire force at
our dgposal. A. ROBINSON 90.
June9 IL
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MARRIED.

May 31st, by the Rev. P. ]. sHARD, DR.. T. g. THOM.
SON, of Charleston to HENRIETTA H. daughter of
D. j. HANE, Rsq, OF orangeburg District.
On the 9Th Of june ut the residence Rev. Dr. BACH
MAN, Mr.. FRkDkkIoK KNAUTH to Miss AUG USTA
BOISE, Of Mount Pleasant aud Charleston.
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~. CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. J
r1-. saI" DEPARTMEnr OF BoCTH CAROLINA.
4.G .e.. OHAnLKsros, g. O., May 10 1866.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS WILL, Bn
PAID by the undersigned to sny peraon who viii do.
liver to him tho oFFIoIAL RECORDS OF INTER.
MRNTs OF THE UNION PRISONERS AT FLoRENoR.
3. O. 49, ,cr.. Q. E. THOMAS,
May2l EE Brow Meuk Col. and OhietQ. II.
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Railroad Accident.

-phIrADKLPHIA, uhe S.-The mail train from Potts
Vile ran an. em @ the IsaSk ss Valley RHR The witch
an embnpfment twelve feet high. Thomas DOMAIN,
mail oeranotor. was frghtfuy msnged and killed. both
legs being cut of Five men were killed ana number
bruised It she first accident in twelve years the
ReRding Railroad.
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~ NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF PAST DUE
BONDS AND COUPONS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
AUDITORS OFFICE. 80. GA RAILROAD COL
CHAHLRsToN JUNE T. 1886. {
The attention Of parties interested Is invited to the
following resolution of tho Executive Committee of the
Beard of Directors."
"Resolped, That holders Of Past Due Bonds and
coupons of thiE Company, including the July. 1856,
CoupopB are requested to make statements OF the same
and leave them at the flee ofthe Auditor or before
the frat July next with view to the preparation of the
liver their old Be nds and Coupons, and take the Audi
tors receipt and obligation to give Bonds soon
as prepared, say to the lat August next"
June j. r EMERY, Auditor.
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aBMEssRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce O. @. IRUMBO candidate for Alderman
Of Ward No. q to supply the oocasioned by the
resignation Of Captain THos. RYAN. and oblige
June7 MANY FRIENDS
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a6MESsRS. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Captain J. RAyENKL MACBETH for the position OF
Alderman Of Ward No. 2 to m the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of Alderman RYAN, and oblIge
June7 thstu MANY FRIENDS
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aTFOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4.-PLEAsR
announce JOHN F. O'NE1L candidate for Alder.
for Ward No. t. In place OF A. CAMERON, resigned.
May %
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A Ban Francisco dispatch Of June mentions the sail
eeing9f Mnisters Burlin8ame and Van Valknburg for
cChiiA and Japan. ;,.t.
Retffn6 frop Oregon indicate the election Of the
asDptof by thousand majority Two shocks
of earthquake felt In Cali orns the morning
: :. of June 8, but damage wan sustained.
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aBFOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 1.-PLEASE
announce DR.. W. 7. wRAad q candidate for Alder.
man ia Ward No. 1, in place OF J. R. MACBETH.
signed. May IS
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as- MR.. W. G. BIRD Is AUTHORIZED TO
collect subscriptions for the CHARLESTON REMINIs-
CENOEs. j. N. CARDoZO.
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HEADQUARTERS, a'sI
lEpA RTMENI OF THE GA ARQIIINA2 IL. z

HEAD0UAHFEHS, -'--E
DEPARTMENT OF THE CAROLINAS, Co.. Il
JUDGE ADVOCATES OFFICE, I
CoLUMBIA, q. O., June 7th 1885,
FIFTY (ssO) DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID
for the apprehension for information leading 10 tho
apprehension, Of GEORGE SMITH and WILLIAH
LAwLRss citizens, lately confined In the Charleston
JAIL but who effected their escape therefrom some two
or three weeks since.
By command OF MAJ GEN. D. e. SIoKLEs,
CHARLES N. PYNE; Brvt Capt,
1at Lieut.. 9th Infant'y, Judge Advocate.
June
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81 STATE OF SOUTH OAR 0 LIN A
CHARLEsToN DIsTRIoT.-By GEORGE BUST. Esq.
ordinary.-whereas. EMILY W. STATS formerly
oHRoDlR, vito Of JoHN II. sTAAIs. OF Charleston,
ucher made suit to me to grant her Letters OF Ad.
mnistration Of the Fatate and Effects OF FERDINAND
SCHROEDER. late Of Charleston. Mechanic: These are
therefore, to cite and admonish all and angular the kim
dred and creditors Of the eaid FERDINAND soHRopEn
dec eased that they be and appear before me- in the
Court Ordinary to bo held ut Charleston, tho 23d
day of june 1866 after publication hereof at II O'Clock
In the forenoon to show cause II any they have why
the said Administration shonld not be granted.
Given under my hsnd, this eighth day Of June,
Ammo Domint 1886. GEORGE BUST,
June0 % Judge OF Probates.
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aS- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IA
three months from this date, application will be ado
for o renewal OF tho following CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK issued In my nano the originals having besa
lost during the passage Of the Federal forces through
Columbia, g. O., In February, 1885. viz: q
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY AND
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD BANK:
No 1187 dated July 49, 1854. shares
No, 1103, dated August 19, 1854 g Shares.
No. 1276. dated December 1854 4 Shares.
No. 1895, dated November 0. 1856. 10 Share1
No. 1947, dated juno T. 1885, 40 Shares.
No. 2l10. dated September l2 1856. 10 sharea
No. 2674, dated August 9, ,l867............ ahnre9
No. 3608, dated June IL, 1850. 10 Shares
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY
No. II, dated June IT, 1860. i Share
April 10 1smo3 d. d. GRAVES.
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n1s TATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN

nTS Ia TIE OF sou T 81 OAR OLIN A.
CHARLESTON DISTINCTLY GEORGE BUST, Esq.,
Ord inary.-whereas, GEORGE EBARGMANN, ofohurles-
ton, Grocer. made suit to me TO grant him Letters
Of Administration of the Estate and Effects Of CARL
AUGUST ROBLITz, late Of .leston, Grocer: These
arc, therefore. to cite and admonish all and sin-
gular the kindred and creditors Of the said CARL Au
ousr RopLTz deceased that they be and appear before
me- In the Court Of Ordinary, to be held at Charles
ton, on the 2sd day Of June, 1855, after publics-
tion hereof ut II O'Clock In the forenoon, to show
cause any they have, why the said Administration
Dhould not be granted. '... r".-
Given under my hand, this eighth day Of June,
Ammo Donini 1865. GEORGE BUST,
Juneo % Judge Of Probates
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aTMEsSRs. EDITORS: YOU WILL PLEABE
announce that am not q candidate for Alderman In
Ward No. !.
Yours very respectfully,
June JOHN DEIGHEN.
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militia to be Called Out.

CoscoRD&N.H., June SIT 10 officially announced,
by the Bop4Sment that Il will probably be neoes-
gary to call out the miliiat to presarve neutrality.
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a3- MESSRS. EDITORS: MIR. 8. G. COURTE-
NAY, at the solicitation OF urgent friends. having
sented the Of his for tho position Of Alder
mnn in Ward No. O. you will please announce him
Candidate to fill tho vacancy occasioned by tho reeigua
ton of THOMAS RYAN. Esq. FIREMRN.
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H8 FIRST CLASS WRITING MATERIALS
and handsome PRESENTS OF RIoH JEwELRY In the
GOLDEN STATIONERY PACKAGE. 6 June6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aJ-ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE Rev.
J. MERoIBR GREEN, Of ohrist's EpiscopaI Church.
will perform Divine servlco in this Chapel ToBo,ro0
Afternoon, 10th insfan at O'Clock. June9
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ap GOOD INVESTMENT.-FIFTY GENTS
for the GOLDEN PACKAGE will be money well spent
For sale by all StaHoners. June
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ng- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ninety days after date will apply to the City Council
Of Charleston for renewal of Certificates OF City pes
cent Stock, the originals being destroyed by fire. Tho
following the amounts:
No. 1o4s period co. for s6os0 In the of soLohoa
LEGABE.
No. 667, for $685. issue OF October, 1858.
No. 1866, period SO, for $110, issue OF 1857.
No. 1857, period A. for $3.50, issue Of 1857.
No. 1868, period 81, for 8 90. iBHue Of 1857. =.
No. 1859. period II, for $780, issue Of 1857 in tho
name Of SOLOMON e. LEaARE.
SOLOMON LRGARE,
March 20 mh20, ,30Apl6, Sonny 16, 81 ije9, ,l8a