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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

a8MEssRs. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
JOHN 7. MAdUIRE. Eaq., as q candidate for Ward No
to aH the vacancy caused by the resignation OF J. r.
MACBETH.
Juno 9p MANy pprrrDo
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New York Markets.

NC" HOrR murket9.
NEW YORK, June I.-Ootton quiet and steady.
1t ia partial holiday.
GOLD Al.
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M YonK, June 1.-The Cholera at Quaran-
tinu Deiow this city is said to be Of very maIg-
nant type, and is principally confined to the Ger
man passengers. 'Eighty-four cases have been
admitted on board the Hospital Ship, Fa'con, but
out Of which number fourteen have died, leaving
seventy patients at the last accounts under treat
mont. A Revenue Cutter will shortly be station
ed in the lower bay for the protection Of quaran-
tine vessels and prevent passengers detained
there from escaping to the shore.
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From Now Orleans,
Decision against tho Test Oath.

SAVANNAH, Hay 31.-In the case OF Mr. Law.
contesting the constitutionality of the Test Oath
as applied to lawyers in the United States Courts
Judge Erskine, to-day, decided that the Act OF
Congress, approved January 20, 1885, 80 far as it
was intended to apply to this case, is repugnant to
the Constitution OF the United States. w.. ,
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LATER.

Nothing Of Importance has been done to-day on
Wall-street.
GOLD has been sold to limited extent at 40I to
Al. Stocks are neglected.
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Busineus In vVashIng ngton susp ended.

WAsHrNaToN June 1.-PubIc business is sus-
pended to-day, in respect to the memory of the
late Gen. soorr. Congress is not in session
both branches having adjourned until Monday.
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n6-NOTICE.-THOSEP PERSONS WHO HAVE
for months neglected to call and settle for repairs of
their Firearms left with the undersgned are notified
that after thirty days no will diapose Of the Frearma at
auction to pay indebtedness.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Board Of Examiners will meet In the upper
room of the County Offices, for the Examination of
Teachers, on the First Saturday In Februa-
ry, 1866.
The examination will begin precisely at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, and no applicants will be received for exam.
nation after II o'clock, A. NJ.
Teachers will remember that they can get cerR-
Gates at no other time, and that they must he pre-.
pared to stand an examination in 0rthography,
Reading, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Geography, En-.
glish Grammar, and Theory of Teaching according
to the following rules and regulations:
!. The character of the applicants examination
viii be represented on scale foHe to fre-one de-
noting the lowest qualification, and five the highest
=. Four classes ofccrtificntes win be granted, as
follows: First class, valid "a months; second lass
valid Is months; third class valid u months; fourth
class, valid months.
B.. first class certificate will be granted when the
applicants average standing in the several branches
oil study is above ~. Three years experience in
teaching will he required.
4. second class certificate will be granted when
the applicants average standing is above I and less
than ~. Two years experience in teaching will he
required.
s. A third class certificate will be granted when
the applicants average standing is above and less
than d ALSO when the applicants average is above
4, II he has had no experience in teaching.
O. a fourth class certificate will be granted when
the applicants average standings and less than 3.
1t is trial certificate denotlng very low grade of
qualification and is never given to the same person
twice.
T. A satisfactory examination in the theory and
practice ofteaching, and high degree 0f success in
teaching will also be considered in determining the
cassof certificate to be granted, No certificate will
he granted nnloss tho applicant passes on examina.
tlon N cnch branch q studyr'qnircdb ki,o.
Owing to recent change IN the School Law, all
applicants will he required to pay fee of fifty cents,
as condition Of examination ~
Ho-Ml applicants must come prepared with pre-
paid envelope, properly addressed to themselves.
j. c, HARTzLER, Clerk.
Lancaster, Feb. l, 1866
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A Pleasant Pnrtx.

The editor oftho Pike County Re.
publican gives the following account
of the watch presentation which he at
tended in this city:
"After an interval OF social converse
interspersed with vocal and instru-
mental music, the guests were ush-
ercd into an adjoining apartment where
q magnificent and recherche supper was
served, which did ample credit to the
housekeeping abilities of Mrs Shefer.
After doing ample justice to the feast of
good things, weeds were passed around
and each sought to amusc himself as
his fancy prompted. A few who were
musically inclined, sung, accompanied
by Miss Borland and Miss Sh@ffer on
the piano; others played whist, while
around the rooms, little groups offficnds
chatted and talked. We do not remem-
Der to have ever passed moro pleas
ant evening. Those WHO were present
will, perhsps never meet again in life,
but we doubt if there is one who will
not look back with feelings of pleasure
and delight as memory recalls the hap.
Apy scenes and pleasant faces ofthat eve.
ming. We are sure that the strangers
who were present on the occasion will
ever cherish grateful and pleasing re-
membranes Of Lancaster and her pco.
f,le 4"
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In our opinion there are other moro
appropriate places wberesuch disputes
may be settled.--Edgle.
The grand mother is evidently irri-
tatcd. Nothing Is more natural than
for old ladies to seold and threaten,
when young peoploEput their mouths
In" We hope TO accommodate the old
lady in any undertaking. We arc as
obliging as Lord Drundrcary was when
the lady screamed and said she would
faint. "WelT, let's faint, then" said
Drundreary, anything to accommodate
you" 1.-THE grandmother wants to
cat, we say, "let's eat;p il she wants
to drink, we say, "let's drink" if she
wants pistols and coffee, as shc seems to
intimate, we say, "let's ccfee;"--dis-
tance ono square. Or, We are willing
to do as the fearful and wonderful Pol.
lard did few days sincein Richmond,
viz: get belinda q marble parapet and
shoot stove. We think we could
shoot a stove. The old lady calls us
variety of epithets, such as 'hale,"
active" "brains,i' &c. Hale AMI ac-
tive is good, considering the very hale
and robust con dition of the grandmoth-
er-hisself. Brains are a good thing
to have about ones person, and, as the
Hoosier said to his sweetheart, ''you
ought TO get you some."
In conclusion, VIC can give this new
editor some good advice. We are an
old hand at the bellows, and not to
be scared by the ayingof a fow sparks.
We can inform him that sneering al
lusions beget sneering illusions, and
that personalities beget personalities.
Further, that editors can rrite each other
do,rn. Moreover, that when editors
treat each other with respect the pub
lie will respect them, and that when
they treat each other with disrespcct,
the public will do tho same. These
things he will learn in due time if he
continues to write half columns ofpcr-
sonal attacks. f4E Ills
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THE TAX LIST.

In Muskingum County, the Tax No.
tice is published in five papers; in
Ross, in three; m Fayette, in two, and,
wherever we have noticed the local
papers, the practice is the same, except
in Fairfield County, where the Demo
cratic officers refuse to give the Union
pares any patronage whatever.-CT-
cLevWe Uhioa.
The result is, that matters of inter-
est to all the taxpayers and business
men of the county are laid before only
one class of persons, viz: those who
take the democratic paper, The mon
ey Of the tax payers is used to keep
up the organ of the Democratic party,
to lay county advertising before dem
ocrats only, and to preserve the party
organization. We suppose the thing
will never bc different in this county,
until the Legislature passes law
compelling the insertion of all such
advertising as the Delinquent List in
two papers in each county.
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TWO FAIRS.

There will bea lively time in the
way of fairs next fall. There will be
the Butternut or political Fair, strict
ly speaking, which will be held on the
old Fair grounds; and the real agri-
cultural Fair. 7ta at
Tho Society which is to hold the lat.
ter Fair is being organized and the
grounds are about to be purchased
We have no doubt that the exhibition
to be given by this Society will eclipse
any Fair ever held in the county,
Every Union man and every one who
believes that the agricultural and in
dustrial interests of the county should
not be damaged by a miserable clique
of town politicians, should go to work
at once preparing for the Fair.
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FESTIEAL-TTABI.ISAUX---CON-
49, GRRT -I y ~ u


The Ladies Of the First Eng, Evan.
Lutheran Church Of this city, design
70 give the following entertainments
at tho City Hall, commencing on
Wednesday evening next, Feb. 7th.
1866. ~
FESTIVAL-0n Wednesday and
Thursday Evenings.
TABLEAUx-on Friday Evening,
with Music by Prof schneider's Or.
chestra.
GRAND CONCERT - Vocal and
Instrumental, on Saturday Evening,
by Miss CAROLINE, Mr.. THEoPHTLUs
and Master CHAs. SCHNEIDER, DIR,
MIESsE and Mr.. CHAs. PAIRAN, assist
cd by some of the first class Yocalists
of this City.
Tickets for admission to Festival
25 cents. Supper 50 cents. Tickets
to Tablcaux and Concert 80 CENTS
The public are cordially invited to at
tend. 4
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~. Polxoray,n Of the war.


Hasty and Twombly's Polyorama
of the War will exhibit at tho City
HalI'on Thursdayahd Friday evenings
February lst and I'd. A matinee for
the Schools and chi1dron generally
will be given on Friday afternoon.
0ur, exchanges spcakin high terms
Of the Panorama which is painted on
10000 feet of canvass. At Evansville
on Saturday night last numbers of
persons were turned away, tho hall
being TOO full to admit the crowd
Tc,sce a good Panarama is always
worth twice the price of admission.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

UT Az
Ito expire on the 3lst day ofJanuary. IsG7)
Office ofthe Auditor Of State, ! =
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
Columbus, D., Jan. 0, 1861
WHEREAS, The LOriudrd Fire Insurance Company,
loc0teda New York city in the State Of New York has
filed in this office sworn statement OF its condition,
required by the first section ofthe act "TO regulate
Insurance Companies not incorporated by the State
Of Ohio" passed April X, 1866 and amended FebTu-
airy o, 1864: and WHEREAS said Company has fur
nshed the undersigned satisfactory evidence that II
is possessed Of at least ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS OF ACTUAL CASH CAPITAL IN.
VESTED IN stocks, or bonds, or In mortgages Of
re' estate, worth double the amount for which the
same IL mortaged; and Whereas sad Company has
filed in this office a written instrument under ivs
corporate seal, signod by the President and Secre
tary thereof authorizing any agent or agents, ofsMd
Company in this State to acknowledge service OF
process for and in behalf Of said Company according
to the terms OF said law
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
Of the aforesaid act, ], james H. Goldman, Auditor
Of Stale for Ohio. do hereby certify that the said Lo
Tilldrd Fire Insurance Company OF New York, is au
thOrzed TO transact the business nf Fire Insurance
In this State nntil ast day OF January, In the year
one thousand eight hundred aid sixty seven.
In Witness whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name ana
lSEALl [SraaPl caused the seal OF my office to he
affixed the day and year above
written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
X. FRITTER, Agent,
Lancaster, D.
Fcbl-,M
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To George Fisher and Elizabeth Fisher his wife,
Sarah Hart and Elijah Plotner, OF Mama county,
Indiana, and Conrad e. Plotncr OF Adams county,
Illinois.
.You will take notice that on January cath. 1866,
Jacob Piotner, Anna Shaeffer aud Mary Mbreharti
filed in the office Of the Clerk OF the Court oil Com
mOn'pleas Of Fairfield counyO their petition setting
forth that they, Except the sd George FsherJ with
the said plaintiffs, and others in said petition named
are each seized in fee and have legal right to one
undivided 9TH part Of the following lIids, situate
said Fairfield county, to.wlt:
part Of south west quarter Of section II, township
IA, ringe 90, Of land subject to sale nj Chcothe;
beginning northwest corner Of said quarter section;
l9chains and ~ links to thence west 20 chains
and 04 links to post, on the boundary Of-sad quar-
ter; thence north with said boundary line 10 chains
and 2S links to the place OF beginning, containing 40
Also SO acfes ofand off the north end Of the south
east quarter Ofsecton 10, township II, range ~, Of
lands subject 10 sale at CttcOthe, and being more
fully described by stone corner on the north and
south line 49, rods from the north east corner of
said quarter, and from thence by line due yestto
another stone corner the north and southline on
the west side Of said quarter section. 2
Also, 60 Acres of Land. to I've taken on the East
side of the Southwest Quarter Of Section 10, Town
ship a. Of Range 20 according to survey made by
Jonathan Flattery, County surveyor M the year 1875
to which reference is made for greater certainty OF
Said petition also sets forth that tho defendant Hem
~ Morehart and Henry r. Ralier Administration ot
Conrad Pfotner decenseh and George Hunter and
John W. Qyler, ehim same interest in said Conrad
e. Plotners 9th part OF SAID lands because OF attac-
ments thereon.
The prayer ofsaid petition that partition mar he
hadof said lands, or that ifthe same will not divide
withou. injury, that such other proceedings may be
had in the case as are authorized by law.
swor said petition on OF before the nth day March
''O'' J.F. vANDEMARk,
=. Clork ofsmd Court.
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GlRARp ON ADVERTISING.

III have always considered advertis-
ing Literally and long, tobe the]groat
medium OF success in business and pre-
lude to wealth. And [ have made it
an invariable rule, too, to advertise in
the dullest times, long experience hav-
ing taught me that money thus spent
is we'll laid out las by keeping my
business continually before the public,
it has secured me many sales that i
otherwise would have lost. stephen
Girard. ,r
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OBITUARY.

D1ED'--At her residence with her son D. W. Car
lsle ESQ., three miles northwest OF this city in Green.
township on the l4th day OF Jan. 1866, Mrs. SA
RAH CARLISLE, relct of Thomas Carlisle, dec, in
land on the Sh day of April, 1886, and early in life
came with her father, John Edwards and family to
the United States, andn 1897 emigrated to the North
Western Territory, and settled near Chillicotho,
their journey west they passed through the spot
where the city OF Lancaster now stands when II
n dense Forest undisturbed by the white man. Mrs
Carlisle survived two husbands. In November, 1902,
she was married IN Ross County, to James Wilson,
who brought her to his homestead where shecon-
tnued to reside until she closed her life Her hus-
band, Wilson, died about 1913, and she continued q
widow until the LIST day of January, 1873, when she
was united in marriage with the late Thomas Carlisle
who died In 1874 leaving her young and large fam
lly The second time she was the other Of eleven
children, sons and daughter ald lived to see them
all happily and respectfully settled in life, doing for
themselves, Il Is due to the memory ofthe deceas.
ed t. state, thathnring her long stay among us she
was known as devoted wife, and indulgent parent,a
good neighbor and steadfast friend. She was the
oldest az well as most consistent and acceptable
member of the Lancaster Presbyterian Church. Her
term otmembership OF was more than fifty years, and
she dedas she had lived, agood christian On the
day following her demise after the delivery OF an i'm.
pressyc address by the Rev. e, Muse, the present
fthe church, of which she was member,
hel remains were inferred by the side OF her last
husband in the Claypool burying ground in the
presence Of a large concourse Of relatives, neigh.
bors and acquaintanoos who had assembled, not
wlthstandng 1t was one the most inclement days
OF the present winter to pay their distribute of
Mrs. Carlisle was trul one Of the early pioneers Of
the Scioto and Hooking Valleys and lived TO them
change rom nm almost unbrOken wilderness TO their
present highly cultivated and improved condition.
after another, until in few short years, the last OF
them willhave paid the debt cfnatuae.--CoN.
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MARRIE

KREIDER-McDOWELL Wednesday, Jan'y
ID, 1854, at Spencer Chapel Portsmouth, Ohio, by
the Rev. Isaac Crook, Mr.. Edmund g. Kreider, OF
Lancaster, and Miss Mary W Mcdowell. of Ports
mouth, daughter of John Mcdowell, Esq.
Themany friends of the pair join with us in wish
ing them apleNaant voyage through life and safe
landing on the other side.
z UHURCH--ALLEN--In this city, on the 25th inst
by Rev. II, Calhoun Mr.. Samuel q. Church, of Lam
caster, Ohio, and Miss Josephine A. Allen, of this
cty-Circlevihe Union. =. ta fu'
BUREN,. N-.-McDOUGLE.-cn Tuesday, Jan'ry l6th
1866, at the residence of the brides father by Ed
win Howard p, Mr.. Andrew v, Buren, and Miss
Martha Isabelle McDougle; both of Rushcreek TIP,
Fairfield Co, Ohio
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The New Magan,ne.

HoURs AT HOME, for February is be-
fore us. 1t contains the best engra-
wing of General Sherman we have
seen. The contents embrace varie
ty,of interesting articles, scientific,
literary, religious, historical and bi.
ographical. Address Charles Scribner
& Co. i2a Grand St, N. \. S3a year
insadvancc, ar'
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Additional Bounty
TO
SSt &s4t8&2 ~
DRoPOsITIoNs ARE NOW BEToRE

cons,s.s sIvNs Iu AhE NOW BEFORE
e,oo |'u n We o'"o -'ss''n.ie "g'ei
,...,,. 49,, D.' 70 e'e'y sO'o'sI VINO a'a 10.
80 A'',"' @''" vas honoiaoJ ~S"AIseu
M. s.,.io.. 'o' =,
gor '''' ~ ''"s'' '''iu''eu' VI '"r P'0n"-
o. aooo
.ri,.,oI ,OA' :" pou"s, 70 e,ery ,"a'er VINO
p''o' ~ De'en'"fr Shp' i'''' VINO served
a &c" 1s ul'.s ne.'sp ou' 0i~,
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AT HONE We noticed upon the
streets yesterday the familiar phis of
DR.. H. W. CARPENTER, late Assistant
Surgeon of the 1S7th Ohio, which reg
ment has beer stationed at Macon, Ga,
since the surrender Of the rebel armies.
The Doctor looks well, and we extond
to him hearty welcome. s.. ua.
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We have the first number of"Thc
Accident" neat monthly published
by the Accident Insurance Company
of Columbus, Ohio. The list ofstock-
holders published is extensive, inclu-
ding many of the best names in the
country. REINNUND 4 Son, Agents.
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SA-The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. b. Church, will meet in the base
ment of tho church this Thursday
evening Feb. 1st,) where they will be
glad to meet their friends, it is a pleas,
ant and profitable place to go. Try it.
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RETURNED.-We notice our friend
and fellow-citizen ABNER WHITE ESQ,
is among us again, after an absence Of
over. two years in the Q. Ms Depart
mept, at Chattanooga, Tenn:
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Lnnonster ItnInn s.hnnIs

Omission in Roll of honor, TOR term
ending December 22d:
North Grammar School, J. G. Hartz-
lor. 1st Class-James d. Light, VIM.
S. Rising. -fa~ F's'
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Meeting ofthe Temperance As ISOLATION
There will be q meeting Of "Our
Temperance Association" at the City
Halhon Saturday ievening, February
Sd, 1866. Good speakers will be pres
ent. i,rf "a s4 s-7s .r.-.
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Examination In High school

The Glass completing Physiology,
will be publicly examined, on Friday
afternoon, Feb. 9th.
Miss Beckett will be pleased 10 sec
many parents and friends present.
j. F. REINMUND, Sup't.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

The furniture Of well-furnished
room. suitable for unmarried gentle-
men, will be sold cheap for cash. In
quire at this Office.
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Service in st. Johns (EpiscopaD
Church on Sunday ne.rt, at 1O1 o'clock
"A. NJ, and 61 o'clock, P. M.
Sunday School assemble at 2 o'clock
p. M.
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psG. B. H0wE, Esq, Acting Com
missioner Ohio Reform School, will
accept our thanks for copy Of his
annual Report,
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lfSAlRt FESTIVAL, rABLEAux,

The Ladies of tho German Reform
ed Church Of Lancaster, purpose hold.
ing p festival at the City Hall, on
Thursday and Friday evenings Feb.
18th and 18th, and on Saturday eve
ming ei'l7lh- with tablcaux, scenes
aad music. f'' any
Tho object Of this effort on the part
ofthe Ladies of the church is to raise
fund to repair tho church, &c.
Tickets Of admission for Thursday
and Friday evenings 25 nts-Suppor
extra. Saturday evening so cents.
Np'cforton the part Of the ladiesof
the Church will bio spared to render
this ehtcrtainmentin in every way pleas
ant to. those who may attend. 4:
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Notice.

Henry F. Sites. whose place n residence ~ lin.
II known, is notified that Margaret sites did on
tie 18th day Of January, 1850, fie her Petition ~ the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of COmmon Plsas,
within and for the county Of Fairfield and State of
Ohio, charging tho said Henry y. Sites with having
becn wifully absent from her for more than throe
years lasi ps., ad WIN gI1ss neglect " an'y IoIte
from The said Henry Sites, which petition will he
for hearing at the next term of sad eonrt. Dated
january 2Ah, 1865. j. y. NANDEMARK,
JanZS-lS5C.i4-gMSJ CIeTk 81 sad ConTi.
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!, III 3 sl,e.1S 7cr F.5-5s,vl

q
This is q first class number. The
embtlIishmeht Is d picture Of VIM. e.
Gladstone. M. P. The table of con-
tents makes ones mouth water, and
sharpens the literary appetite. Here
are some ofthe articles, The Bibliog.
raphy. of Tcnnyson; Tho Human
Brain; Wyse's excursion TO the Polopl j
onnesusj Fiction and its uses; Memoirs
ofGeo.. Crabbe and Lislc Bowles; The
French Government and tho Mecca.
Pilgrims besides poetry, tales, and a
variety oflnotlces,a IS year in ad-
vance. Address W. H. Bidwoll, No. 5;
Beekman'S st. New York.