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OFFICIAL,
OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District, |
CHARLESTON, ). c., October u. 1857.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. October u. 1857. !
taxsEaAL oapERs No. Ioal
Post Commanders may admit to bail persons not SUBJ
js the Articles Of War; held In arrest by military nu
thorty charged with offences not capn upon security
as provided il the following paragraph:
Security shall consists ls.. Of cash depoat OF the
amount for which bond Is required as oil BY The State
law in Like cases; Or 2a Of bond In like sum- running
to the Post Commander. conditioned for compliance
with all orders with surety. who must b, freeholder
and must jus fly In twice the amount of the penalty and
must under a authorize any officer ordered BY the
Post commander In OF default. and non-payment
by the surety dem nd, to summary seize and sell
sufficient OF tie property Of principal and surety to sa
sty the forfeiture and costs; and Immediately upon de-
flult made, Vie bond shall cousttut lien upon tho per-
sopnl property OF both principal and surety.
AL bail and other bonds taken under military author1
ty will conform to the foregoing diectons when not
otbo. wise specially provided
BY command Of Bvs. M9jor-Geuerl Ed. r, S. cArsZ
LOUIS Y. CAEIARC,
Aid-de-camp. Act'e. Asst. Adj't aen'l
Ofacial, o. II. M1TcHEL. Md-do-cam:,
Ocober "a
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,

WNuIey %. OUlIIUCTI'
Will bo sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the Old Custom House, on U -SDAY, tho 18th Gay
OF November, 1867, at II o'clock, A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION situate neor Gardner's Corner
In the Parish OF ince Williams, known Cotton Grove
containing 1901 eight hundred acres, moro or less
bounded to the Mort and East lands Of the estate Of
William Bod and Of Thomas Rhodes; TO the South Oh
lanIs of Thomas Rhodes, md to the West on Hospel
Crees.
Terms-one.thrt cash; the balance in ono and two
years. secured by bond the purchaser and mortgage
OF The promises with int PAYABLE annually from daJ
of sale Purchaser TO pay Tor papers and stamps.
JAMES TUPPER,
Octobera4 th3.u1 Master in Equity.
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A Gard.

A Card.
What Is TAnRANr'S EFFERvE3cENT sELTZER
ApERIE L, and what Its eeectsi Those Ques-
tons which the great American public has q right to
sk AMI It also has right to expect candid and salts
factory reply. The preparation Is mild and gentle
sano cathartc Alternative and tonic and most care
fy prepared In the form Of snow white powder.
aning all the wonderful medical properties OF tho far
famed Seltzar Springs OF Germany.
OF its effects would say that those who havo tested
the preparation are the bes judgeI and they declare
over their own signatures that tno preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion Regulate the Cow Of the
bile. Cure every species Of headachs. Tranquiize tie
nervous system Rsfresh and invgorate the weak. Ah.
gate the pangs Of rheumatism. Nsutraze ac,d in the
stomach. Cleanse and tone the bowels Assist tne
alling appetite Cure the heartburn.
you are sufferer give this Rcmsdy one trial. and 1t
will convince you Of the above facts.
TARRANT CO.. Sole Proptetors, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. smos September IL
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THE AIAKION STAR.

.sTABLrsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, i.
H. published at Marion, :. c. i'll the central portion
- 1bs country, and oilers favorable medium TO Nc
han Druggists, Machinsts and al classes WHO dcsiF'
" oytcud ,lelr business III tie Pee Dec country.
For tue bcnGnt 0i our ADVERTISING patrons shall,
ddition to subscription list which is constantly II.
rrsasing publish and distribute. sratutousy, coi's
,he STAR, during the business season thb Fall
Rates Advertising liberal.
". ]. McKEHALL,
Hoveuber 20 Editor aue Pror zietnr
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names for the benefit of all. In this case the par
ties are numerous, and there can be no question
as to the CONN unity Of interests between the
comp ainants and the other d positors. Ihe Pc
ttion states ''that they stand in the same light IN
regar to tho said Institution Us the complain
ants and that the diatronce betwcen them is
only as 10 the mode OF settlement" But 1t is In
sisted tina. tho depositors ccstuque trusts and
not creditor and that the s me rule docs not up
ply that does in Bus ed by creditors, but IN all
tho clses referred to in supp TT OF this petition,
there is that want OF identity OF interest which is
essential 10 support the exc ptlon to the general
rule, and it is on that ground alone the decision
Stood NY opinion is that as matter OF form no
objection against the Bill can lie sustained.
S metimes this Court does for tho purpose OF
protecting the rights Of al! parties interested IN
the subject matter, ordcr some Of the QuGS, COM
pIainants, to be made defendants. But IN that
case the interest of all the parties were not identi-
cal as they are in this.
This Cour is always anxious to protect the rights
snd interests Of parties brought before 1t IN this
Way. and they arc permitted 10 enjoy the prvlle-
ees not only lf complaipants, but many Oh tnose
enioyed by the defendants AS tor instance IN
filing cross bills. and not being pound by tne ale,
cations of the Bills, &c. But if the practice was
Sanctioned in such cases as that now under con-
sderaton, would be very reluctant to grant ne
PRAYER Of the petition, because have Deen unaDie
to soe any benefit that would accrue to the petl-
TONERS nv being permitted to record their views
Of their rights and interests in the peldngs OF tIe
cause. Aid if granted in this instance, osher 9e-
positors might nereaf er become dissatisfied with
som Of the proceedings in tile cause, ana MAKE
similar plications, which might proauce steae
and unnecessary delay in winding up the affairs
of tn Institution. -.
The motion to file the petition is refused,
W. D. JOHNSON.
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NUI'lCt.
- cCT~c Cpr ar cor->.cu

OFFICE cLERK OF CoUNcn.-TEE FOLLOWING
~ clause OF Section OF an Ordinance 10 Eaiso sup
Tie ya, 1867" ia published :or 'he .n0rin.ou
no. r@sdeus o; ;his ctv A. s9.l pcr-Ous are Lereby
-oahe 10 report iu:s oi!cc. ,, :. -, o.,
Ihr,c dollars or every luliFed collars % o. al, goods
.1',.,-. ' 49, '' ~ ". Il. siltlp,
HS,to cieri o; Copurin
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vance
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our advertising patrons
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most liberal
erIns Address SAMUEL DiBBLE,
Editor Urau-ebur News,
CehruarY 2i or. Lel llrI.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
CONNORs < CARTER. Proprietor,

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nsr Il offers favorable medium TO Nc. chants und al
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r Der Districts OF the state Rates ri cd, erdsng hb
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KENTUCKY STATE CoMp1SATIoN LOTTERY draws
svsry day nt Covington, Ky. Whole tickets from
81 to $40; shares in proportion. Prizes from
$4,000 to $50 1000. q. T. PETERS, Agent,
No. 30 HasN street, Charleston, S. c.
November limo
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity,

Sands 8 Go. vs Carey.
Will be sold under the direction of the UNDERSIGNED al
tho old Custom Ii use on TUESDAY, the 26th day OF
Nove~ Der. 1867, at II o'clock a. M.
l. AL that LOT OF LAND, with thc Buildings here
o. situate the South siuo OF Broad street, in this
city. measuring font said street from East to wet
81 feet 10 inches, moro or less; on the ok line from
East to W. at 81 ct II inches or less ard in depth
ftom North to -outh o. feet inches more or less.
James Glib on; South on lands partly Of Joel Ponset,
and par y lot herei1ai described; and West on
| lluds OF G-orge Mac1ulay.
ALSO,
2. All that LOT OF Land, situate on El lott street
measuring IN OFT said 27 icet bounding West
u C ulay, and party en- lot above described; East on
lands Of Joel R. Poiuset and South on Elliott street.
Tho above two lots have bctn held Tor naaay years
ono lot
thereon, known the ord Magazine, about Sk lies
bo,g composed OF two tracts. tho hrss containing
about 13H acres cordin 10 plat Their OF Ide BY
Charles Prker, :urveyor. on ooh AovcI Der, 1885,
ncxed to de, from Wnb awtjn. Jr to L. II. Carey
dated 10 March, 1860, aud recorded 10 tn Mesno
veyance oco Tor Charleston Lis ltct IL Book !, No l3
pagc Ola; and the ccon1 Tr ct containing 3& acres
more less bounding Las. and Mort p ry OH bold
land formerly OF Ma gret hot and having sucl shape
anu form rcpr sentcd OIL pat thereof datad thu
18th July, TIL, record in tho Office o. Register
Mo ne Conveyance OF Char es.on District
Terms-Onc-iourh cash; bala G. IN I'VE equal success
sve unnua! iusia ents, secured by bond OF purchase
with Interest. payable annually from day OF sao ant
m rtsuge the premise. Buildings to pe iusu cd ut
pollcioi assgne Purchasers 10 pay 10. papers ane
Stamps JAMES loFF-h,
Nov mbar7 th3tu1 Master In EQuitY.
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ruE vR1.w1kKLY NEWS.

Drs11sHED N wINNsBoRo s. c.. AFFORDS 2
proatabL, medium .o- he advertising public CT
We respectfully solicit their patronage Cor Our musuf
oeneA" sAlLLAFD o4StoRILs WILLIAMS.
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a Novelty.

Tho latest and most eaectual remedy 70. the cure OF
debility, loss OF appetite headache, torpor OF the liver,
etc., Ia PANKNIN's EEPATIc BITTERa Eos sale by
Gil Druggists- u
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SOTICE.

OFFICE Or luE SiA.t@A
CuAnlEsToS. :. G.. MAY l,oI. !
r,rcrr,r iN>.LCIlON CT liiE LOIS AMI
inc,o,ut.s, y-uts. A,.. VI. coinmer'e on Nondd,
i!e ,Isl,rI.s aud occupants urc hereby cqGiItc
't(- " 'S n e..!sus 4rc good dit>ou AID thai
MI Ir1ase IL removed Us required b. oruH
M ,'.'Dc uIs" Ut.,er il.s. ct.!ons will follow.
DS o'0e- y c. 3. SrGwALn.
Ctiaf or Policf<
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DYSPEPSIA Is ALM,sr OUR NATIONAL DISEASE.
Headache, coatel ton sus, acid stomach, costi,e
bowels and low spirits form the sad picture. Ye.
HUMPHREYS Home 1pATMc DYSPEPSIA PILLS mover
fail to cure. Tons OF thousands Of persons have
tried them and been promptly and permanent
cured. Prlc, boxes. s1.25. Address HUN.
pHREYs HOMEOPATHIC MEDICIAE CoMPA.
NY. No. 562 Broadway, NV York.
Q1
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CITY TAXEs-MONTHLY RETURNs.

CITY TAXEs-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OF. ICE OF THE CITY ASsEsSoR,l
CITY HALL, November !. 1867.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN To ALL CONCERN-
" ED that the MONTHLY RETURNS FOR 1HE
MONTH Or OCTOBER PAol, in compliance with the
Tax Ordinance ratlaed on the 2Ssh u!J OF DotembeL
1866 must be made on or before the l6tn instant.
ChAkLES 2. FRAZER,
Nornnnhrr Assistant City Assessor.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Relief Loan Association Us. W tier, Trustee.
Will be Sold under tho direction of The undersigned at
the old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the g. day Of
December 1867. at II A. ~,
All that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings thereon,
SIT ate at the southwest corner of Line and Percy
streets in Ward No. g. in this ,aty, by the letter
In plan Of the lands Peter lsIandis, drawn by Ro-
bert Z. PAYNE and dated 2jh June, 1851 and attched
to Conveyance OF certn lots male b. JImes W. Gray,
Master in QuIt' to John =. Dukes, measuring in front
on Limo street 81 feet cbcs III depth on Percy street
70 feet the South line 81 fcot incLcs the West
line in dc til 70 fee, ore or les bounding North on
Line street, ost Percy street, South Lot in said
pan, belonging to John H. Fedtke, and West on Lot
in sud plan, belonging to James Sa vo
Terms netlird cash; blllncc In one and two vear
secured y bond OF purchaser, with interest mi.annu
ally, and mortgage OF the lrcmises Buildings to bc IA.
cd and olcy assgu.d Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. JAMES TUPPER
November Il th3ul Master in Equity.
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AUCTlnN SALES.
UNDER DECREE ~ EQUITY.

Bank Of the Stnte Us. DAILY.
viii be sold under the direction of the UNDERSIGNED a
tho old custom House. on 1HURSDAY, tho l2th da!
OF December, 1867. at IL a. d..
All that LO { OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS ,ereon
bounding North Beaufain st ee East on land OF Dr.
Lobby, south on lald o and West on land o.
-: measuring IN OF on Beau ain street % Il
feet, and los teot 10 depth, more or less
Terms-O e-third Gus the balance IN one an two
years, secured by bond of the ,rchaser and mort
gage Of the property with inter st from day OF sae pay
able annually; IN ldngs to be insured and po Icy as
signed; purchaser to Fay for papers and stamps.
JAMES UPPER,
November 81 tn Master in Equity.
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Butler, Clear Bacon and Bellies.
BY T. NJ. CATER.
Will hs cold. THIS DAY. Oh Browns Wharf. at ,hre,
quarters past Nine
90 frkirs BUTTER
4 boxe, Clear Bacon
1000 Bellies.
Conditions olsh. Novcmbor q
IN EQUITY,

IN EQUITY.
The State Of Somh Carolina, BEAUFORT District,
Mury H. Edr, Adminisrotriz, Us. Joseph Al.
ia r, et ol-BW for Account and Partition.
In obed enee to tho orde. OF tue our N the above
will SELL on tho first '.ONDAY in December next.
before the Court House IN Cillisonyille, ON follow
Ing tnm.-that is to asy all sums Under 500 ca'I-
the balln"o payable in on und two equal an
nual nss lments, 10 be occurred by bonus bearing
interest ir N The ITO heie'f to be pal annually
with personal secufty AMI mortgage OF tho property.
Tho purchasers to pay for stamps anil paprs,
~ that PLANTATION, OR TRACT OF LAND, stu1t-
ed IN tho District AMI It Ito ,said the village o.
Coosawhatche, obtaining three hundred and twenty.
three acres more or less and known the bley Tract
All that othez PIECE. PARCEL OR TRACT OF PINE
LAND situated iu the isct aud State asoresaio. near
the village OF Gilisonyie containing $50 acres moro or
less. and belonging to tue Riley Tract
ALSO,
That other PIECE, PAR ~. OR TRACT OF LAND.
in said District. containing 100 acres.
That PIECE, PARCEL. OK TRACT CT LAND, eituat
ed the village Of Glisonvie. containing g. acres,
moro or less. and known as tho Farm.
That PIECE OBJ PARCEL OF LAND. situated in the
village OF diisonyo. containig aclos, moro or less.
That PIECE OR LOT or LANp in the village 0: Geo.
sawha.chio. containing TX or.s, more or less.
ALSO,
nose tnree tlECE>, PAhCELS, OR LO1o OF LAM,
In the village Of Coosawhatchc. containing acres more
or less.
ALSO,
That other PIECE, PARCEL. OR LOT OF LAND. In
Coosawhatohie, containipg acres, moro o. less.
AL:o,
Those two PIECES, Or PARCELS, OR LOTS OF
LAND in the villa Of Graha uve, containing acres,
moro or lesa.
Ths, PIECE OF PINE LAND. situated near the vii.
lsse Of Grahamve, containing 81 acrss. more or 10
That PLANTATION, OK RACT OF LAND, situated
in tho DIS rct and stlte Aforesaid on the Waters o
Broad liver, containing 522 more or less com.
mo- -ly known as Tlchol, and
ALSO, g
ALoT In the vlge OF Button, containing acre moro
or lese, with valuable improvements.
CdAS. l.. BILL, Commissioner
October 81 thu
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oua THANKS are due Mr.. DeLacy Of the Mills
House Book Stand FOR late flos Of English aud
Northern papers. =
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TIE Boston Courier states that the Rev. Mr.. q.
Toomer Porter is in taa. city, pleading for help to
educate and Christiani5s the Southern negroes.
In On appeal in one Of their churches he stated
that On Amelia Island Fla. on the 1st Of Januars,
1857, there were fourteen hundred freedmon; since
that time there have been forty births and four
hundred recorded internents.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

TIE Up TowN Book sToRE.-The residents IN
tho Upper Wards will be pleased to learn that they
will again have On opp rtunity O.: indulging their
literary tastes without taking o long walk. Dir. P.
Quinn, of Augusta, has taken tho news depot for
merly occupied by N. NJ. oiinn, aid will keep it
well stocked with the latest publications. The Up
Town Book sto-e has long boon great conve-
nionoe to the noighOorhood, and Mr.. Quinn is de-
te,mincd to MAKO it il every respect drst-class
r;tnrnru Dnnnt
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OUR New HEApINo.-Our readers will have no
ticed tho fresh and handsome appearance OF the
aead-inc Of TEE CHARLESTON DAILY News this
moning. This new and comely lett ring IS sig
niacant OF tho now energy and tact which We are
determined 10 infuso into every department Of our
paper. "Onwardl" is our motto and We shall
never pause in our endeavors, until, by successive
improvements, TIE News, geographically and
otherwise shall have become worthy Of that gene
raj and hearty support which it is now receiving
at the hands Of the public.
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November 20, 1867.

TIE MAN IN THE IRON CAeE.-The Military Com
mission. which has had before it Sheriff Jesse c.
Griffith, Of Caswell County, n c., who was charged
with maliciously con1aing VIM. N. johnson IN an
iron cage has rendered Its decision, and ACQUITTED
the prisoner johnson is the dlaI. who, accordlng
to General Sickles' late speech, took loaf OF
read 10 save himself from starvation, and was
cruelty looked up in an iron cage, without tre'
clothing, or any comfort but q long iron chain.
He was glorious martyr, and the brutal Sher1t
was to be puoished as he deserved. The case has
been fully Investigated and the result is that She
riff Griffith is promptly discharged. Perhaps
Johnson would like to do little political lectuiing
on his own account. 30 might succeed where
others have failed, AID could not do worse than
those who have proceeded him.
TIE GRAND LODGE OF MAsoNs.-This ancient
and venerable body continued in session yesterday
and last evening, and disposed Of much business
OF Importance to tho craft. We regret however,
that the pressure upon our columns will not admit
Of The publication " tho full report Of the pro-
ceodinea ths morning We hopo to complete the
record tomorrow, aud thus cnablo every Mason in
the State to become possessed of tho Interesting
narrative Of the action OF his Grlnd Lodge on
the OCCASION of this, its Annual Communication.
We shall aid that on election for Graud Officers
took place in the afternoon, which resulted In the
following choice on the trst ballot:
N. ". JAMES L. ORR A-oerson Grand Master.
B.. W. JAMES CONFER, Charleston, Ieputy Graud
Master.
R.w. A. A. DURHAM. Marion. So for Grand Warden
R. ". JAMES MCCULLOUGH. Grecnvillo. Junior
Grand Warden.
NJ B. JAMES B. PICKETT. Granitevillo Grand Chap
lain.
R. R..H.w. SCHROEDER. Charleston. Grand Treas
urer.
RIVE. S. BRUINS. Charleston Grand Secretary.
VS.. W. MAURICE, Kinsstrec. Senior Gaand Del.
Z. II. BATES. GreenviIe, cons.
osSssSp 1885, SfslsI5 Grand D'a'0n
W. K. CoBURN. Charleston Gr1nd Marahal-
Y. JOHN CORBY, Charleston. Grand Pursuvant
SAMUEL BURKE, Charleston, Grind TIler.
W. j. MILLER,
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Boat STEALING seems the fashion IN Savannah.
Ten OF the crew Of the ship Now England, just
about to start for Liverpool, having concluded to
desert, launched one Of the ships boats of The
deck and made their escape. As nothing has been
seen OF the boat in tho Savannah river, it is sup
posed that they ere trying to make their way t.
Charleston. The boa. is val able one, and Will
doubtless sell we'll at some OF the plantations on
the route.
Another theft, by three sailors Of hulf.decked
sail ooat belonging to Ir. Jacob Paulsen, is re-
ported.
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AUO14VU DALLO INIO UII I.
TN. CArER will sell at % o'clock, butter,
bacon, &c.
Nh DRAKE will SELL at 1Ooclock, dry goods,
clothing, DC.
JETF0RDs & Co. will sell at % o'clock, hams,
shoulders, STRIPS, &c.
AnLIoAs l. Sox will sell at 10 o'clock, fur
niture, &c.
]. 4 F. DAWSON will sell, at ID o'clock, -four,
coffee, &c.
JoaN U. MrIYoa & Co. will sell at 10 oc.ock,
fancy worst { goods, clothing, &c.
MCKAY l. CAMPBELL will sell, at 10 O'Clock,
dry goods, &c.
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TIE ''MAoalE MITCHELL" AND TIE ELEANOR.
No person connected with the late race between
the Eleanor and Maggie Mitchell has received
any intin ton whatever as to the nature Of the
decision to be rendered by Mr.. James Gordon Ben
nett. As soon as the award is made and the Win
ner declared an authoritative announcement will
be published; and, in the meanwhile, The public
will do well to pay no attention to nero rumors.
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A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE
GOLD And SOLID SILVER WATCHES.
All warra pted to run nd thoroughly regu-
ulated, ut tho low price OF S1O eaeh'
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The above stock will be disposed Of on the popular one
price plan giving every patron fine Gold or solid sil.
vsr Watch ior slU, without regard to value
Wo wish TO Immediately dispose Of the above ma7nif.
cent Stock Crthcatee naming the articles, are placed
in sealed envelopes, AID well mixed Holders are entl'
He'd 10 the ar,icc nGmed on their certificate, upon pay.
nont OF len Dollars whether 1t be Watch worta slOO0
or one worth loss The return OF any OF our certificates
entities you 10 The article named thereon upon payment
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