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R;':A.ILR r DADS.
RAILROADS.
ANNUAL MEETING
t.SsiE3 OF THE
S To C KHOLDE ER S
u .#.4 OF THE
Souts Carolina Railroad Company
AND OF THE
Southwestern Railroad Bank.

90 -,
TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS
ct the above Institutions, win be held tn the CITY Of
Sat on ito Second Tuesday in February next
Place Of Meedns-HaH Of tho Southwestern Railroad
Hour Of convening-11 O'Clock A. M.
III IN the day folowing.Wednesday, tho 1sth-there
hours Of 9 A. NJ. and 8 =. NJ for FIFfEEN DIRRCToRS
OE IAE RAILROAD COMPANY, ana THIRTFEN DE-
RECTORS OF THE BANK ~
committee to verify proxies win attend.
seocknooers VIII be passed, as usual. the Road
s ana nom the meeting nee Of Charge, in accordance
"1tn the Resolution of tho Convention Of 1884 --T'-
Al shis meeting will be taken for action. according
Tbs fss Roara eha proposed additional Bylaw
the yeap and such meetings shall be specially called
ny the PRESIDENTS and In the interval the nectnrs
there shall be an Executive Committee who shall be an
tho1zed TO conduct the business Of the Company The
Charleston. J. FNEHy Sscrotars. -
ia uaryS SeE.& - ~'~' Ana
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CoNTANs SUFFICIENT STIMULATING AMMO
~ N!ACL Animal Matter to produce rapid growth
and to insure tho complete appropriation ~ the plant Of
phosphates and other ingredients in the fertilizer
Hlenout erh0usi0 the soit does not burn the crops
ring drought like Peruvian auano, lose its strength
oy the voatlizatou Of the Am nonia ..M
AL its constituents, excepting the Sulphurio Acid,
oeang nom Bonea, Blood. Flesh, and other animal
9onroes and not from Mineral Phosphates Mineral
fnosphatc Guanos in the with most Of the
per-Phoephates ara in condition to become quickly
sonole IN the SOIL and available food for plnnts
quality. -t- 4 'g'''- - -" - = 90 "
For eale bv 7r. -.4 AZ ..g.....
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-E1sTAndIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. 1s
u p1hHshed at Marion, g q, in the central porion
q the e9Sny go oassa xa51e M 9sdtun 70 Mar
to eztend thedr busness4 Bea|,oartry: ,sg
Fos tie bsaenece paztns, wa nhafl in
creasng, puthah md tsfbuts gratttonay 5000 extra
copies of tho during sths season fms
Eau. ;set..&t!sfI.
Rates o1 Advertising khsaal. !.st3 - 4
y. ,at43 ~ w. J. 1EoKEkK1I..
N NQNQfnhAc 20 and F1.ssn1oknue
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\. Bx.UGH'S
RAW BONE PHOSPIHIIA

FTvHE APPLICATION OF BONE PHOSPHATE HAS
always beon benencial-the only difficulty being to
% 09ta1n genuine article Before Offering BAUGH'S
PHOSPHATE the market the last season. submitted
for analysis TO Professor Shepard OF the South Caro-
una Medical College, who fully endorsed it. and his
opinion has now been verified by actual experiment BY
our own Planters, whose testimony have Of the eu-
Peror excenency Of this Phosphate especially cuI-
tuxe Of Cotton, In insuring good stand:
J. N. ROBSON, Agent,
Decezaber 10 su mwf3mo No G. EAST Ray.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. :

| 11TVU7t OIHy. ~.
VIII be sold under direction tie undors encd at
the Old Custom House. in this city, TUESDAY, the
Goth day OF February. 1867, ct II o'clock A. NJ.
AL that LOT OF LAND on the north side CT Broad
street. in this city, measuring in front Broad
seEentyfve t75 feet BY hundred ana fifty 150 in
to tho south Broad street, west land Of T. Savage
Geyward, north land late Of ". A. Trnpmann,
md east land OF B. G. Presley p shnaler.
Terns-A sufficient amount in cash to pay the
due the bond TO tho complainant and
in two years. secured by bond the p,r-
chaser and mortgage OF the premises with interest
day Of sale, payable scmi-annually Purchaser pay
for papers, JAMES TUPPER,
February IL Master in Equity
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IsALE FosFPoEND ON ACCOUNT OF THE wEArHEn.l
E2,gbte Lois IN Qsxee7a street and CliBord,s AHey
BIZ ALONzO J. WHITE & SON,
Brokers, As1ceionccrs and Rcal Estate AG'ts.
VIII be sold, TOMORROW, 18th February, O'Clock
ut the north Of the Custom House,
A AVACANT LOT OF LAND, situate the north side
Of Queen street. Archdae street. known by tie No
$780, measuring 2ofeet front by 100 feet dccp same
less.
~ #i W.. ALSO, na..voG9,,4s
VACANT LOT OF LAND stuate the south side
Of Cnfords Alley known by the No 7. measuring feet
front by As feet deep. be the same more OF less
Conditions -Onehaf cash; halnnce in twelve months,
secured by bond and mortgage OF property sod
paid annually. Purchasers to pay A. J. ". Son
necessary papers and stamps
FcbruHry s.t.ss at1,o
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JOHN SHEPPARD the great pedestrian, was at
tackled with congestive chills on Sunday last,
which rendered him unable to proceed with the
herculean task which he had undertaken upon a
wsger Of one thousand dollars, viz: that Of walk
ing one Thousand miles in one Thousand coIsecu-
tive hours-one milo in each hour.
The stakes were handed over to Mr.. WA1TRR-
sa1RE last evening at the Live Oak Club House
Had it not been for the very unfavorab1e and
stormy weather which we have had for the past
week, it is thought by his friends he would un-
doubtedly have accomplished the feat, as he WIS in
fine health and spirits up to the time he was taken
i'll. His attack was the result Of getting thorough
ly drenched during tho nights Of the 7th and 9Th
instants with the rain. .. s...s 5=f,+r y
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ThR 1ai14gyz 1a14gy NR1us'z.
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY II, 1885,.
LOCAL MATEFF3RS. -

To oPRMTKas.-A good compositor-a steady, re-
liable 1nan--can secure employment by application
at this Office. ~ With ,.s;
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Furniture of Family declining Housekeeping.
By II. M. MARSHALL & BRO.
THIS DAY, 11th instant at 10h o'clock, will be sold
the premises. ut s. W. Of Church and Chalmers
streets, .I
large of BEDsTEADs Tables Chairs, Mattresses,
Mirrors. Crockery, Glassware, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. Articles to be removed sane day.
February
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Balance Stock Of a Retail D,7j Goods Store.
Rf f. EACKUS.
WIZ 20 sold IElS NJ RNING ut 10 O'clock 1t my Store,
no. l36 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hotel,


olEtlNO UNDERSHIKTS AND DRAWERS, Heavy
Golored Dozens Felt Hats Pieces Kentucky
Jeans, Pieces Coored AIuslins aud Cambric Black
Thread, Spool Cotton. 1HO Straw Bonnets white and
colored; 100 dozen Assorted Necklaces. Tuck COMBS.
dair Pins. Accordcors Volins Umbrellas Dozens Sill
YER Tea Spoons and Spoons ale Glasses. Goblets.
gars aud Boxes Manufactured Tobacco also Smoking
Boxes Segar Lthers aud Tooth Picks All will be sold
without the least reserve.
Terms cash on delivery February II
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THE TInGH TO IRHTHE
COUNTRY.

Ths Daily SoptA carolntaH at Columb'a, Is nov sent
to every Postoaoe In the stsse Being the oaepaper
OF the Stats, It WIN found at the present ttIs esps
eially valuable To inarchana and others detrin % aya
'thsnselvss Of very large circulation. e - Z
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KINSMAN & HOWELL. n

SOLE AGENTS, No. 1853 East Bay.
nexns OF sale-S6S per ton cash; limited amount
soid Tor bali cash. balance payable November, 1857
With approved Factors acceptance, bearing Bank
1a1ea OF interest at t o Of purchase. February
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AUCTION SALES.

Lot Of Land and Buildings corner America and
Souh streets.
BY SETH SPENCER. '.#..
TOMORROW, 10Th instant ut the Custom House. Brosd
street. ut II O'Clock will 10 sold,
LOT OF LAND ut the northoast corner Of A1ncrics
and South streets On the front the lot is hous,
with two rooms, and in the rear with four room,
and pnzza. Lot 40 by 100. ~' -
Conditons.-One-hafc cash: balance in ono year with
bond and mortgage. Purchaser to pay for pnpors
February II m@@. .5a.
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POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER.
RV n. NJ MARSHALL & BROTHER.
TOMO BROW, the 12t instant at IL O'clock VIII be sol

ntthe Exchange,
AL that LOT OF LAND on Alexander street. known as
the Devices Lot and next south Of land of Marshall
Said Lot &c feet front by 16o feet more or
leas- 8f #E
Condihons-one-htthc cash; balance by bond payable
in o1e two, three and four years. with interest seran
nua1y secured By mortgage Of premises. Purchaser
pay us for I1pers. February
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.F@. BY Il. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
TOMORROW, 18th inst, at II o'clock, Exchange
At ACRES WELL-wOODED TURPENTINE LAND,
IN the Parish of St James Goose Creek Pint can DO
seen at OUR Office. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us
for papers - -. February
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Plantation on tStr1n Creek Christ Church Parish
Fvteen Minutes Walk from the Ferry Landing
at Mount Pleasant.
BY SETH SPENCER.
TOMORROW, 10th instant at tho Old Custom House.
corner East Bay and Broad streets. at IL o'clock will
be sold.
PLANTATION "shem Crock Christ Churcl,
Pars containing 81 high land and 102
land. On the place is House. with rooms: Kitchen.
rooms; Stable, Cow House. &C. The above plnce is
considered perfectly healthy.
Condthons-OE"-l,nf rcst4; balance in year, with
for papers. Eel,r1,ary II
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KY.R.: NJ MARSHALL s BRO.

TOMORROW, the 10Th inst, II o'clock, will bo sold
at the Exchange, Broad street,
That e1egnnt MANSION at the southwest corner Of
George and Anson streets. Tho house and numerous
are al Of brick The house contains tan
riage house, STABLE bathing house, and two storehouscs
The lot measures 81 feet on Anson street, by $50
George, more or 1ess l
Terms-One- fifth cash; balance one two three and
four years. by bond with interest seianauall secured
by mortgage Of premises; buildings to BIO insured
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for paperu =
February .5-.,i t.. i
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Y SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
WIN he sold at Pubnc Auction, in front Depot Qtnr-
termastcr's Office, Southern Whnrf Charleston atC.
n on MONDAY February Is, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Tho following QUARTERhAsTER'S 8 PROPERTY
II HORSES, MULE, CARTS .H~t !.
Wagons, 2 Anbulnnces, Boiler t.. IA.
Sheet Lead, Oars, Manila Rope, &C., &c. =.
Terms cash in Government funds .t' -
Property purchased must be removed the following
day, Tuesday February 18th, 1867. R. o. TYLER,
"a Bvt. Major-Gen. and Chief G. n. D. 8.
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TnTEBEstA; Oh THE ForL1Es, FAsHoSB AID Farv-
o1l1rzs OF THE Trdks. is the title Of humor-
GUS work, containing all the rich poetry, amusing
anecdotes and jokes, written upon filters, water
falls, chains, and all the other fashionable adjuncta
to female attire that have besn in vogue during the
past year. 1t will be profusely Illustrated
It will also contain Comic Almanac (the best
ever made up) for the year 1867, . humorous For
tune-Teller, and several humorous stories by the
best writer's OF laughab!e literature in the country.
The work is written and compiled by darcy
Doyle, the spicy Local Of the Louisville Courier,
and will be one Of the funniest ever given to the
public Il i5 now pF;tszs' hands,
and viii be issued from the press in 9 few days.
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7t.NTJIFF Ta.1 ~ .I.it ~ .Fl-.1
THE E.M ARI0N. STAR, \!

20. =. q. - E-tVs :KSAH HENElI Editor
W, D. KISxI.A P0biiHtHf JnYnpr,v a.
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FROM oMBAIH1MoRE--The screw steamship Carol
Of the baltimore and Liverpool line, arrived here
on Saturday last, with large cargo Of corn, ba-
con, and other articles ;grastly needed your pro
vision merchants, whole patience had been much
taxed by the delsys 5of thevpyage. First, the sce
blockade had to be got through With, which kept
the Ct,rotover tend dsys, and Sdn i1
aisytwo hours;to our bar, no pot,
at hand to bring har into purt hsasy northaaster
having driven in al the pilot boats, The pilots
allege that II IL 10 too dangauus 70
remain outstdo oser night, there ase l beasohs
ut aong the Shore as there used to be II 8oruaar
times, TO warn naaxinerso OF Ahertfds 1op& dalay,
she oa,,o' came np e the city, sad attssesed e
siderable attention. The pier at Unicn WhSfsss
Char berth Plsne IN spite Of the inclenencr az d.
weather; Sas.soon crowded ooonsianees and
anxious tnqnirtss IL oee set on foot anar "a.
con and dother msnbers of the .ea.aff. ,of nse. "a
the meanwhile another rain storzn had sat Il Ann,
the southYest snd attee AZ ,ineaeqtusl astemut =
daltysr tlse cargo by aaFssms. Monutot g ca IA
work had tober rnstTsonsd ia uGfn Mdndaa,yE: 'itr
The tQasyspl abalopgs stoths Baainncss md 1ohs5
Raiiroad Company win eihss eihsts nttha dutH.rd
yoyage 70 New II asesss
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HoK fortunes are Made.

The London Cosmopolitan, of a re-
cent date, says: Fortunes are made
by advertising. Tive of the most re-
markable illustrations of successful
advertising are George Peabody, Of
London, and Robert Bonner, of New
York. The latter has made a colos-
sal fortune out of a weekly newspaper
called the Ledger, and the former
found himself a millionaire in his
Ledger, after a few years of sue
cessful speculation in American secu-
rites. In both cases newspaper noto-
riety did the business. But there are
different ways of advertising. Bon
ner used to take entire pages In the
New York Herald, Times and Tribune,
sometimes with only the line thou
sand times repeated-"See Bonner's
Ledger" For one insertion he has paid
the Tribune as high as $1,000. Now
he has grown shrewder still. He
pays 10000 for trotting horse, and
all the newspapers announce the fact,
some of them devoting columns of
comment on Bonner's wonderful sue
cess. Of course all the world and its
wife run to buy the Ledger. Mr..
Peabody gained the same end by a
different plan, but equally as cute and
effective. He used to give a grand
Fourth of July banquet every year IN
London, and all the leading journals
of Europe and America reported the
eloquence Of the guests and the mu-
nifcence Of the host. As matter of
course Mr.. George Peabody, the en-
inent banker" became identified with
the American Eagle which always
rose and spread his wings in England
at Mr.. Peabody's inspiration.
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Their feelings can be better i'm
agined than described, when they
found that the ghost was the lately
" deceased " Mr.. DelOs w! Whilst
portion picked up the bleeding and
senseless body of the old gentleman,
and started home with it; the remain
der hastened to the vault. There
they found Mr.. WIS coffin bursted
open and lying upon the floor, and
the coffin of deceased lady that had
been placed upon it, likewise thrown
down from the shelf and standing on
end, partially broken open, displaying
its CHASTITY inmate. The vault door,
which was rather a weak affair, had
been forced open by the resurrected "
The party then went to Mr.. WIS
house where they found his wounds
were not serious, and that he had re-
covered his senses. His story was
briefly told: He had been carried to
the cemetery in a trance. Early on
Thursday evening, consciousness re-
turned to him, and the horrid truth
flashed across his mind that he was
confined alive. This lent additional
strength to his struggles to get free,
and he finally succeeded in bursting
the coffin.
MIR. w, is now fast recovering, and
seems good for long lease Of life
yet.
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From the Boston Post.
How the Girls Take Kissing.

The varied emotions excited by
young ladies In leading cities, along
the line from Boston to st. Louis, as
kisses are caught or stolen from their
sweet lips, are expressed In something
like the following manner: A Boston
girl says with an assumption of. IN
dignation): Sir, / declare such a
liberty as that is beyond all bounds OF
pr0priety and gentlemanly manners.
r" she is stopped by another, which
isn't resisted very badly. The New
York girl says Indeed, Mr.. Brown,
your conduct is little familiar, IF not
ardent. I've half a mind to ask you
what you take me for?". The reply
of Brown is that he takes her Tor
something nice and sweet, and sharp,
rapid smacking ensues. The Buff
falo girl says, with marked positive
ness of manner, but with equally mark
ed insincerity: Wretch, thief, put
that right back; I wouldn't lose it
for the world" She not only don t
lose it, but gets Gas she wants. double
principal and interest. The PhiIa-
delphia girl says: So you think
that's dreadful smart; you Wouldn' t
have done it if had been looking
no, indeed" but she makes it a point
not to look. The Baltimore girl says
Repeat the insult if you dare, sir, :"
and exposes her face that it may be
done easily and often. The Wash
ton girl remarks" You've been and
gone and done it, have you; now
cipher out how much better you
feel, and calculate when you'll
get another chance" The Chi
cago girl says Confoupd your
impudence-do you take me
for a New Yorker? I'd have you
know there is a spice of danger IN
that little NATTER The only danger
she apprehends is that you won t cut
and come again. The Cincinnati girl
says, Did you ever-no, lnever-y0u
men are perfect monsters. Affects
tears and Indignation; but is assuaged
by duplication of the old dose. The
Louisville girl says, You've done it
sure. and well. If there are any more
of the same sort, please help yourself.
If you can stand it, | can" The De.
troit girl says, Mein Jerusalem
what a naughty, funny man. Better
you look out how you take one, two,
four more, before mine goot mother
comes" The st. Louis girl says,
"Oh, go along with your nonsence:
you ought to be ashamed of yourself.
You can't do it again" She exposes
herself, and it is done again several
times.
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THE BAREF0 OF BOY
Ex JOHN C. WHITTIER


BIessinsS ON thee, little man,
Earerool aoy, " lii cheeks of tan!
WITH tiny upturl6d pantalOOnS,
And thy masIy WhiStIed tunes
WITH thy red lips, redder still,
Kissed ty .r1a W8errIeS on the MIL
Wi IL ree suas shine on thy face,
IhFOu2a Ely torn DTim S Jaunty grace
From my near: Z give thee joy,
L was Cuce q. barefoot boy.
OhI for boyhood's painless play,
SIeen' that wa kes in laughing day,
Health that mOckS the doctors rules,
knowledge never learned at SCHOOLS
OF the wild bees morning chase,
OF the wild flowers time and place,
Flight of fowls and habitude
OF the tenants of the wood.
How the tortoise bears his SHE'LL
How the woodchuck digs his cell,
And the ground mole sinks his well;
How the robin feeds her young,
How the orioles nest is hung,
Where the whitesL lilies blow,
Where the freshest berries grow,
Where the woodruff takes its vine,
Where the wood grape clusters shine;
OF the black Wasp's cunning way,
Mason on his walls of clay,
And the architectural plans
OF gray hornet 8rtIsansi
For, escheWing books and task,
Nature answers all ne asks;
Hand in hand with her he walks,
Face to face with her he TALKS,
Part and parcel OF his joy
Blessings on the barefoot boy!
CheeTily, then, my little man,
Live and laugh as boyhood can.
Though the fiinty slopes be hard,
StUbbles spread the new-mOwn sward,
Every morn shall lead thee through
Fresh baptism of the dew;
Every evening from thy feet
Shall the cool wind kiss the heat,
And too soon these feet shall hide
In prison cells of pride,
Lose the freedom of the sod,
Like a coli for work be shod;
Made to tread the mills of toll,
Up and down the ceaseIess moiI-
Happy if they sink not in
Quick and treacherOus sands of sin.
All that thou but knew thy Joy -
Ere it passes, barefoot boy
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Evansville & Charlottesville
Railroad Go.
Time and Rates Guaranteed.

EfE@ The above organization offers
more favorable inducements to ship
pers by this than any other route.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08

asst aFzasaa usi3s seeFa4ss
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08

Peopie,s Bank.-Satemcnt Of Che PEOPLES BANK New
ol iss r the week ending Sssse
6d day u October. 1857
ofLosas -
Average esouaf
Average amount oil Crcuiauon
.s... -. :
County Charles Hunter frsidea ~
duly def thai the soove ssAtse
iscoorc to the best Of my knowledge and belief ,,,,
before this 5,h day OF October, 1867.
Jas P.cs. Notary PubLc
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
U. ~ ESsiSEKs's OyyicR No. II ststs St,
ALnAsI n. w. Oet g. 1907.
CEALED PROPOSALS yiii be received q

U. \. BssINsKs's OYyIcs No. II sttsst
ALnAsl N Y, Oct g. 1901
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this omce until FRIDAY Oct 49, 1851 for furnishing the Uultsl
100 cubic yards less Of slope wall pieces -
Is Inches deep AMI Of material aet to dsntege slaee
tho old United states dykes
Delivery October e. 1867 and to eonnee 4. the rate
$50 yards day.
Bids will much per cable yard delivered
Forms of proposals can he obtained q, tbs onee
By order VI Bt Msjor.Geu. Joha Newton
U. 5. ESeiSsrR OYYcR, NEWPORT, r. l., Sept 20 1907
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ae
~ unit, the 10th day Of October neIt removing oessrse
River Wesport Harbo The ostrueea4
W lying between the Railroad bridge and th<
will the total Of raining these rocks and removing them srs
the channel.
The right reject all bids printed
this advertisement each proposal Mach s
must eoaaa written or printed guaranty signed BY two responsive
psries -,
proposals gusrsnty win be faTn shed ron tAt
once application The Of the work viii be pad on its eonp
Further information sppEssn al this once or "
Mr. Alex McGrg~ Al wes,por, Conn for whom inquire the
Rslrosd Depot.
D. G. HOUSTON. Major q EnEnssn
Bvt Col Q. :. Army
WILMINGTON and READING RAILROAD.
w Proposals viii b received from he 10th 70 Ae 9h Of OoSe9
for the GRADUATION and MASONRY Of the WILMINGTON 81
READING RAILROAD s,endas hOn waniasss DsL' to S's
borough Pa.
seesc.os aud hu Information Be sht.is, The Easasss
Essinesr in Charge.