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license to retail spirituous liquors, as
they have not complied with the re-
quirements of the City Council, and
have not paid for license granted
heretofore. Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD WEARN,
JOHN ALEXANDER
A. M. HUNT, H
Committee.
Report received and adopted.
The following resolution was Offer
ed by Alderman Hunt, and adopted:
Resolued, That committee of three
be appointed to look after the inte
rest of the city stock in the Columbia
Gas Company.
Aldermen Hunt, Mcdonald and
Walter were appointed on the above
committee.
On motion, it was ordered that the
ordinance relating to swine running
at large within the corporate limits Of
the city be suspended until th. first
OF October next.
On motion, Council adjourned.
j. S. McMAHON, City Clerk.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

New York, July 17-Noon.-Stocks
generally steady; Governments dull
and heavy. Money 5@6 per cent.
Gold sold at 1925, but is now quoted
Mt 4O3s. Sterling-time 1O16(61O1I;
sight 1O38(01034. Flour 1002Oc.
lower. Wheat 5@l5c. lower. Mess
pork steady, at }$229O. Cotton
steady, Mt 26l%.
7 p. M.-Cotton active and very
firm; sales 800 bales, at 26I5. Flour
dull-State $7.11; Southern SO. .G5(G
SIT. Wheat dull. Corn scarce, firm
and unchanged. Mess pork 500. so.
Money sac. Gold 3956.
BALTIMORE, July 17.-Coffee quiet.
Cotton neglected -middling uplands
25W25%. Flour scarce-Howarl
street extra $3.50. Wheat 15M2Oc.
lower. Corn steady. Bulk shoulders
IL; rib sides 12aIM1276; bacon
shoulders 12(G121.I; rib sides IA;
clear rib 1411(0142.,. Mess pork held
at S24: Sugar inactive and I'M
changed.
New ORLEANS, July 1G.-Snlcs of
cotton 1,400 bales; market firmer--
middlings 23024c. receipts of the
three days 419 bales; exports of the
week 1908 bales. Sugar and mo-
lasses quiet and unchanged. Flour
quiet-superfine, $10.75; double ex-
ira, S12; choice family, $17(019. Corn
quiet-yellow mixed, 81. 250SI.3 3D.;
white, S1.37M$1.40. Pork firm, at
S24. rs. Bacon in good jobbing de-
mand; sales of shoulders, to arrive, Mt
12c. rib, 1875; clear, 143lM15; dry
salt shoulders, liz, on landing.
Gold 40.
Ne NGw 1.5 05nhEANs, July 17;.sales of
l,7OO bales cotton; market frm-low
middlings 23(624. Receipts 410.
Fair Louisiana sugar 13ls; strictly
prime Is. Flour firm-superfine S1l;
choice extra $16.5OM19. Corn firm
and scarce-yeHow anI mixed $1.25
(@1.3O; white S1.40. 'ork quiet and
firm, at S2475. Bacon-rib sides
1917; clear Is. Gold 393I.
MOBILE, July 17.-Salcs $50 bales
cotton-low middlings OIL. Re
ceipts bales.
SAVANNAH, July 17.-Cotton frmer
and prices Misunderstanding %;
sales 80 bales; receipts 100 bales.
AUGUSTA, July 17.-Cotton quiet,
but steady-middling 23023ls; sales
92 bales.
CHARLESTON, July 17.-Cotton
market quiet, and transactions almost
entirely confined to low gradcs-mid-
ding %; sales IS bales; receipts 297
bales.
LONDON, July 17-2 P. M.-Con-
soils 9476. Bonds - 1l-16.
LIVERPOOL, July 17-2 p. NJ
Cotton firmer, but prices unsettled
uplands 10l8; Orleans 10l.,.
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The ohicago 7Ymes prihts the .fol-

Ihe Chicago Ifntes prints the fol-
lowing account of secent occurrence
III st. Louis: A crowd had gathered
on q corner, and an excited individn-
al, painting with heat, rushed up to
the scene, exclaiming whats the
matter?" "Only a man killed." was
the reply. "Ohlis that all? Thought
it was dog fight"
When steel pen has been used
until it appears to be spoiled, place
it over flame IA gas light, for in
stance for, say quarter of minute,
then dip it into water, and it will be
again fit for use. \ new pen, which
is found too hard to write with, will
become softer by being thus heated.
Pine apples made from turnips,
IN Paris, are said to be delicious; the
turnlps are saturated with an appro-
pirate syrup, which confectioners
know very we'll how to manufacture ::
pine apple ''is destined to become II
success"
The cpochs of Roman history wcro
divided into "Gollen Age " Silver
Ago." &C., but if they were called
upon to characterize this particular
period of our civilization, we should
term 1t the "Age of Lying"
The Fourth of July passed off very
quietly in Chicago; only twelve fires.
five murders, three suicides, half II
dozen rebberies and nine cases of
rape are reported. The morals of
that city must be improving.
Mr.. Kimball, President of the late
Maine Democratic State Convention.
says that taxation must bo taken
from the shoulders OF the poor man
and placed upon the rich, where it
belongs"
Virginia papers say that Clark
Mills IS going to make an equestrian
statue OF Robert L. Lee, and has al
ready visited the cx-Confederatc chief
to make preliminary arrangements.
The depth of water on Charleston
bar is increasing; as a vessel passed
yesterday, drawing 49,. feet. This
is Is inches deeper than ever known.
The friends Of Louis Philippe
have asked the French Senate to
allow the remains of that monarch TO
be brought TO France.
A Sensible Virginian suggests inat
marble monuments to the Confede-
rate dead will not feed the starving
Confederate widows and orphans.
Mrs. Adciicia Aclllin has present
ed the First Presbyterian Church, OF
Nashville, with Il bell weighing
1000 pounds and costing $4,000.
Did the man who ploughed the sea,
and planted his foot on his native
soil, ever harvest the crap?
Quinino brings SG35 an ounce at
Cape Town.
\ career of crime must come to n
halt or n halter.
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whose agency alone the governments
of said States were overthrown. The
Senate bill conferring on negroes the
right of holding Office was amended
so'as to include the right to serve on
the jury, and was referred to the
Judiciary Committee. A resolution
requesting the President to issue n
proclamation directing all proper
officers to prevent an invasion of
Mexico, was referred to the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs.
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a Washington paper reports that
Runlc inscription has been disco
vered near the Great Falls in the
Potomac; that it records the death
Of an lcelandic woman named Suasu,
who died in 1851; that the discovery
proves the visit of the Mortimer to
our shores five centuries before the
time of Columbus, and that they
made explorations inland. 1t is also
stated that fragments of teeth, bronze
trlnkctS, coins and other curious
things hare been cXhumed from the
grave.
y correspondent OF the Rochester
Union writes that the passengers of
the little steamer Flora City, on
Lake Ontario, wcro Mortified the
other day at the appearance of q
hugo serpent, which raised its mon
strous head i'll front of the vessels
bow, and projected its jaws toward
the promenade deck. The serpent
was about fifty feet long, and follow
ed the steamer as q shark follows q
slave ship.
The Texas papers speak of n gene
raj disposition among tho farmers of
that State to lessen tho quantity and
improve the quality OF the land they
cultivate. This change is caused by
the scarcity of labor, which leads to
improved cultivation and an increase
of production from n given quantity
of land. The improvement in the
system of cultivation in Texas will
ultimately extend to all parts Of the
South.
Two outlaws named Farmer and
Herrin were shot and killed by citi-
zens of Craighead County, Arkansas,
n few days ago. They had, in COM
pany W';t!:: two men named Mount,
committed several robberies and
murders in the neighborhood, and
were killed while resisting an attempt
to arrest them.
The New York T'iremen's Associa-
tion held meeting on Saturday
evening, and appointed committee
of ten to receive Mr.. M. II. Nathans,
Chief Engineer of the Charleston IS.
C.) Fire Department, upon his ex-
pected visit to that city. On Thurs
day evening, dinner will be given
him.
An elderly Pennsylvania woman,
with her daughter, looking at the
marble statue of Girard, in the col
ieege building, the other day, startled
the bystanders by exclaiming "La,
Sally, how white he wasl"
; Incompatibility of temperament is
sufficient cause for divorce in Con-
necticut.
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MULE STOLEN.

E ON Monday night, Sth instant,
aSA medium size red MARE MULE
aehzZ3Dwas stolen from my stable. Said
mule Is about eleven years old, flax name
and tail, and head inclining grey. A hand
some reward will be paid either for tho re-
covery of the animal or any information
leading to the same.
JAMES GARRETT,
July Is Q Newberry District
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IL 8 S1.aK3hs
Expressly for lse Co1aas5ia PAoair. !
news Ieeisss.4

New ORLEANS, Jsily 1e.LThe
steamer S. S. Harain has arrived at
Havana from Tampieo, Ia charge of
Acting Master Beertes6le, u. S. N.
She was seized by the United States
authorities, and awaits orders from
the Treasury Departmnt. The Off
GERS report that Gomez has issued
proclamation, declaring Tamaulipas
sovereign State. Gomez, Garenban-
do and Canales are raising troops to
capture Tampico. They utterly ig-
more Juarez, and will proclaim either
themselves or Ortega. They report
Santa Anna taken out of the steamer
Virginia, but that the American Of
ficer placed his sword under the
American hoe, and made the Consul
General walk under, instead OF as
reported.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE veto
message will probably be delayed,
and instead. Il formal veto and pro
test, on the grounds already argued,
In an elaborate and carefully pre-
pared State paper.
Persons here to secure relief on
levee questions are much discouraged.
1t Is understood that the cotton
cases, involving reclamation by loyal
ownors, aud decided against the Go
vernment by the Court of Claims,
will be appealed from; the amount
involved is 100000.
The gold in the Treasury amounts
to $93, 100000.
Internal revenue receipts to-day
$755, 900.
The deaths in the island of NIauri-
titus are 200 daily. Quinine is S75 an
ounce.
New York, July IA fire COM
menced this morning, in the North
part of Jersey City, opposite here.
The loss is now $SOO,00O and it is
still raging, but not so fiercely.
AT 6 o'clock this morning, the
steamer Sylvan Stream, from Harlem,
struck rock and soon sunk; all Oh
board saved.
BINGHAArpToN, N. Y, July IL
The suit against the New York Cen
tral Railroad for extortion, in de-
manding gold for fare, was decided
against the company
RICHMOND, July 17.-Gov. Pier
pont leaves here tomorrow to make
speeches in the Southern Counties for
the Republican party.
A large number of the most pro-
minent citizens are getting up a call
for the appointment of delegates to
the August Convention.
Five German Republican Clubs
have been formed here.
New ORLEANS, July 1.-THE Com
mon Council adopted an ordinance
providing for common schools for the
education of colored children, and
appropriating $50 for the maintc-
nance of the same
CHARLESTON, July 17.-Arrived-
Schooner Americas, New York;
steamship Alliance, Philadelphia;
Spanish brig Despe Jade, st. Jago de
Cuba. Sailed-British bark North
ern Grown, Bristol, England.
AUGUSTA, July 17.-Ex-Senator b.
IL. Hill delivered speech at Atlanta
yesterday. He takes broad ground
against tho reconstruction and mill
tary bills, and advises the people to
reject the proposed terms.
.
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United States Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

IOLIlECIOI OFFICE,
CoT.UMBlA, ). c., July II, 1867
NOTICE is hereby given that all TAXES
~ assessed in Lexington District, for
the years of 1864 1865 and 1866, are now
l'as; due, and payment thereon Is required
/" be made to y. II. MONTElTH, at the
FLOWING places:
kinslcr's Ferry, August l, and 3.
Lexington c. H., August ) and G.
Sanford Elcazcr's Store, August 10.
The Taxes can also be paid at the Col
lector's Office, over Hopes store, at Column
bia, 5. c., until 18th August; after which
date penalty will be added TO all default
era. \. $. WALLACE,
July Is Collector 3D. District s. c.
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Important to House.keepers

D EVOLUTION N THE PRESERVING
IL OF FRUITS. &c. FRUIT-PRESERy
ING SOLUTION. 1t is perfect anti
septic, the cheapest and best method in
the world for preserving all kinds of Fruits,
Jcllies, Spiced Fruits, Tomatoes, Cider,
Wine, Milk, some kinds of Vegetables, &c.
Ii saves sugar: it saves the trouble of
sealing; it saves the expense Of sealing or
air-tlSht jars or cans; it is 50 per cent.
cheaper than any other method. 1t will
preserve milk sweet from IL to sc hours
longer than it will naturally keep, with a
result of furnishing more cream and maxi
;AS more butter i'll warm weather or in
warm climates. One bottle will preserve
l2S pounds of fruit, or iS gallons of wine
or cider, or l2S gallons of milk Warrant
90 10 contain nothing injurious to health.
Full directions for using accompany each
bottle 1t is cheap, hcalthful and effect
ual. For sale by
FISHER Il IEiNlTSH, Agents,
July IS Druggists.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS! gg

A NEW POTASH, or CONCENTRATED
IN LYE; will make better soap. with less
trouble, than any other potash out. It is
much cheaper, and ready soap-maker.
Try it,. Try it. New things must be tried.
For sale only by
FISHER d HEINITSH, Druggists.
July 10
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FRESH LEMONS.
SITUATION WANTED
j. c. SEEGERS !.

a LADY, who can furnish the best re-
~ concentrations, desires TO procure a
~ CAllON az lIOCSE-kEEPER For
further information, apply at the Hnniy
OIiice. July : >
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Louisa Of Prussia and Her Time.

Louisa Of Prussia and Her Time.
PY LOUISA MUHLBACH. An Histori
I'D cal Novel, illustrative Of the period of
Napoleon's Invasion of Germany.
New supply of Henry VIII and Catherine
Parr,
Frederick the Great and his Family.
Joseph IL and his Court,
Merchant of Berlin,
Frederick the Great and his Friends.
Prico of each of above, in cloth, 81.
Paper-bound Noyels-a new stock-at 25
and so cents.
Other new and valuable Books. For sale
at DUFFIE & CHAPMAN'S
July Is Bookstore. Columbia
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Notice is Hereby Given.

NOTICE Is Hereby Given,
HiHAT the Church Council of ''The Ebc-
i neZcr Lutheran Church of Columbia"
Will present their petition, on the eight
centh day of September next, to his Honor
Chancellor Carroll, sitting at Chambers in
Columbia, S. c., for a renewal, for four
teen years, of the CHARTER incorporat-
ing said Church, the stock of said corpora
ton III real estate not to exceed 10000.
This notice and the said petition being in
pursuance of the Act Of Assembly ap-
proved December 30, 1866.
BACHMAN IL WATIES,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
July 18 th2mo
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MILE LEPRINCE

HEANING just arrived in Columbia to
= Il spend the summer, desires to make
az once CLASS OF FRENCH. Those WHO
desire to take lessons from her, will please
apply to Mrs. l.. ". TAYLOR or to Mrs.
LEVY. Iulv Is -
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Auot1oEa @alee

- ~ Vl+~-S-EA S-SGG-k-cI1sD
Furniture, Horses, Wagon, Cotton Seed, dc.
By a. r. PHILLIPS.
THIS lThursday) MORNING, at 81 O'Clock,
will sell, at my Auction Mart, opposite
Law Range,
OF Sideboards, Lounges, Bedstsads, Rock
ing Chairs, Chairs, 1 handsome Cottage
Suite, Gard Table, Washstands, Looking
Glasses, Cradle; Cooking Stove, complete;
Clocks, Sewing Machine.
ALSO,
good, gentle Buggy Horses; / Four
horse Wagon; One-horse Spring Wagon;
sett Double Harness; boxes Soap, boxes
Starch, Rope, &c.
N. B.-Unlimited articles received until
commencement of sale. July 18
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-17
DR. ,sCHENrK,S NEW oEElnE

DR. j. Ii. SCHENtK, of Philadelphia, ha
opened an office on second floor OF No 80 Han
over street, Boston, where he will be profession
ally every Wednesday, from . 10 g.. Every per-
son complaining with Consumption or any dis.
ease leading to it, is INVITED to Call on him. lie
gives advice free, but for q thorough eXamlna.
ton with his Resplrometer the chargh is five dol.
lars.
DR. Schenck can explain to atients very cor
rectly the stage Of their disease, and how to
use his medicines, namely, his pulmouic syrup
Seaweed Tonic, Mandrake Pills, without the use
of the kespirometer ; whether iG is Tuberculosis
Pulmonary, bronchial or Dyspeptic Cvnsump.
or whether it is merely mercy an liberated
throat anu eatarrh Or tlOm Liver Complaint.
His medicines have full directions, So any one
eau take them without seeing him. but il they
live near by. a d are well enough. it is best see
him. All three Of his medicines are required in
possible To cure Consumption unless the stomach
ana liver are kept in perfect order. TO get lungs
in healing condition the stomach must he
cleansed, and en- appetite iol good rich food crei
ted, 50 as TO make good bloou before The lungs
VIII begin to heal then the chiIIs and night
sweats viii stop and The expectoiation become
free and easy. g9i s35e =. sa#...f -,
lie keeps full supply of midicines at his
rooms which can be had at all times. II
ffice OF the PumOnic syrup and seaweed Ton.
lc' each 81 90 per bottle, 81 10 the hall dozen
Mandrake Pill, % cents per box, '
JEo. U GOODWIN a. Co.. SO Hanover street
6oston, General Wholi.alel Agents ior the New
England States. Fro sale by ali druggists.
22.3f
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This excellent medicinal. -.
preparared by DR.. Poland !, 'VSSIlieeOOAas
employed with great success i ,oil aDis.
FROM the blood but in IsIS ~ ~ = aipeIia,t
was quite celebrated as rhmnesal!esliissS
In the treatment Of humorsr S trn, d
portant improvement ., which ssestet =
which have have made il he'd ~ ,Se apops
very best remedy for all kind W peOptE
to,.the faenlty.b N' Vi AuRoa
The HUaOR DOCTOR cures s,,.,
erysipelas, canker, piles, ns,, g,,uls' sltk
merous individuals, who hayo ' lash, d
for Erysipelas, give it the most S S,ea th's
medations. Haeltehl,s
This preparation is composea 49,.
etaqles among which are ssss. ealegs
Dock. Noble PIue, Mandrake ma psalnll /
Suffice tito say. the ,'DoetoriSS tooOts
dreds offamiles as general msdis, Hea
many other popular remedies. i,'Iiiclns {
to the taste. " Is vera
PRrcE rs CENTS FER Ror..
This valuable Remedy will bntu
New England Botanic Depot ma PleRaIsi /
ion of DR.. Poland, for the propri t' ,e' q" l
j. G FRgNcn. b
to whome all orders should be oaa..
Sold by Dealers in MeiiciNa ~.
Feb 9th en- cow s'sllt
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9 i { B

H-n 20. liz
In Morrisville, April 10Th, at tba sal,
her daughters Mrs. j. Gilbert, MARI S % u
Hyde Park, aged 70 years. ~
Vermont papers pie re copy.
In Stowe, April Sd, little T1I.
daughter of Luther A.. and Elmina D
aged months and days. ?"
God lent her for little while 4
To grace our earthly home N
Then called her to q better world y
Where sorrow cannot come. q
We laid her in her casket shroud
And placed fresh flowers upon bs,h, 7
Lille, our darling household pct "
Has gently gone to rest.
We gaZed upon her marble bror.
Yet knew that she had gone i.
Beyond this world of care and grief J. '
Where death can never come !,
And yet It's bard to give thee IN. u
Lille. can we lay thee in the rrN,,. a
Yes. It's well, we'll drink the bitter,
And yield thee back to Him who nm :,
Sleep my sweet Lille, gently SLEEP :,
And in earth's bosom rest,
Naught shall disturb thy calm reBos !,
30 be thy slumbers biest. q
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/ q. M, BOYNTON, ! In On ,nc.rr L.
i County. Decemhsr r.,
4 PLINY &, DAY fi86G - w.
| , aud Others. AWbareas r. NJ p,r
ton of Morristown in said a,,o,ito ~ io SS
has preferred to this court. his nsti'icn V s"lS
forth that PiiuyA q. Dayl III sndl Mnrr;.,ey,
heretofore, to witt IT,
On the 2lst day of September A d Iw
duly executed to the peiilioner msrn.
deed of certain niece of land In .sid MorrissT
described as follows, viz; = UDN''N ''''''"'
Being the same premises on Tho last m,pth.
1 ed date, eoaveyed TO said Dav bv rho neiors
| by deed which deed is ON record IN Me- Fan
Clerks office in said NIortistowp, 10 #hs
elerence is made, Conditioned for them
4 ment Of 8 certain promisory notes, all usy.b
to the petitioner or bearer with interesls
nually. and dated April Nth, 1861. h
two FIRST tor the sum of one hadred dolls
each, the first payable oct. / 1862, and d
70 payable October 1, 1868, and the 81 M
'or the sum OF one hundryd and twentEtP
dollars, payable u ctober /. 1851 and syertG
that said notes are due and nnpaij. And lg
ther setting forth that ,ha said nay nn
lith day OF August, 1866, DUN e1ecutedt0la
petitioner a certain other mortgace dsed Gm
, tain land In said Morlistown. deselibet
follows, viz 7''1T Nr~H''
One undivided hall o, the westerly half s1k
No. 6S in the I'd division of The origjpslIA
OF Samuel Day, also, about IA acres and
rods OF land decided O laid p. q. Da1. NA
petitioner, and both of which ueices Of ID.
are descrined in the pstition decided 10 al
Jay dated september II, 1861, recorded
Vol, IS. page 2Y5 Of land records h s,
Morristown, conditional fnr The paymtnt@
one certain promisory nnte for NJ KIM ofta
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TEMPERANCE The Lamoille Central

.
TEMPERANCE The Lsmoille Contra
Lodge, NJ, As. l. o. otG. T., was organ
lied in this village, on Wednesday eve
April Sd, ~ the assistance of the lodge
at johnson. "wednesday evening was Sc
lected for meetings. s6,s rv mi:
1t has now nearly one hundred mem
bers, and will doubtless become large
and fourishing lodge. nd ...s.l ..-
The following is list of officers:
bs,- Col E. B. Sawyer, W. G. T..
vrs Mrs, Chss. Crane, ". v I. -.a
Vi, Rev. j. D. Beeman, 7. W, G. T.
y, Rev, J. G. Bailey, W. G. 1911
"A, J.C. Fisk, W. s. ...r ...t.s-.
"a. H, NJ. Noyesr W.T., s,, s.s XXX.
o., Miss Patience Woodwork, W. F. S.
"A. v ,Wiswall, W. NJ, T, r...
ii Miss Emma Keller W. I.iG., p.
ID Alonzo Cobleigh, W. OG. r...-..
Miss Cara Sabins, W. R S. t....
Sad Miss Corolin Fisk, W. L. S. r
mi Miss Nellie Sawyer, W. A. S. !
rg,' Miss Augusta Town, W. D. NJ. !
g{T CHARLES Crane, L. D. a ,,r ---..