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WAsHNGToN, Jahuary 13.-In the
Senate, a bill authorizing the sale
OF Harper's Ferry, wus introduced .
also reducing the Federnl army. Tile
Judiciary Committen has been re-
wired to report o bill regulating i'm
parchment trials. Information from
the PRESIDENT, regarding Burlin-
games Chinese mission, has been de-
manded. The Secretary of the NAVY
has been asked whether there are not
surplus funds7 on hand, which could
he advantageously conveyed into the
Treasury. A bill amending the Con-
stltulon, SO as to provide tribunal to
adjudicate differences between the
Government aud the States, was
taken up, but the Senate went into
executive session. and adjourned.
In the House, bills were introduc-
ed, establishing bureau for the re-
llet ct freedmen; defining belligerent
rights of the United States; reouir-
ing two-thirds of the Supreme Court
to pronounce laws unconstitutional:
for the passage of IL tariff bill as soon
as possible; constructing a railroad
bridge across the Ohio, at Puducah. :.
to fund the national debt; protecting
American citizens abroad; declaring
tho fourteenth article. The speaker
submitted communication from the
war department, asking transporta-
ton South for certain provisions.
The rules were suspendcl-11G to
44-for the introduction of all nddi-
tloual reconstruction bill. ITele-
graphcd Saturday. The bill will be
debated tomorrow and Wednesday,
when vote will be taken. The
minority are pledged to make no
dilatory motions. a bill was intro
duced and passed, making five
Judges OF the Supreme Court n
quorum; requiring two-thirds of II
full bench to make valid any action
Infringing directly or Indirectly the
laws OF Congress; and should the
District Courts decision affect in any
way the constitutionality or validity
of the laws. said decisions shall be
certified to by the Supreme Court;
and unless two-thirds OF full bench
concur, said decision shall stand re-
vised. The vote stood 11G to 80.
Adjourned.
Tho Senate to-day, after executive
session, passed the resolution report
ed from the Committee on Military
Affairs, declaring the reasons of the
IreSldent for removing Stanton from
tho War Department insufficient, and
that they do not, therefore, concnrin
the act of suspension. The vote on
the passage of the resolution stood
yeas 30, nays &.
Senator Thaycr will introdnco n
bill, tomorrow, to reduce The num-
Der of Major Generals to four and of
Brlgadier-Gcncrals to nine. The Oh
Ject of which is to lcgislatc out of
commission Maj. Gen. Hancock and
Brig. Gen. Rousseau.
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p0MARIA NURSERIES 1873.

TNIE sUBSCEIhEn begs to inform his
u patrons that ho is row ready to send
ont choice variety of FRUIT TREES OF
every description, adapted to our climate,
from the earliest to tho latest Apples,
Peaches, Pears, Plums, Cherries, Necta-
rinos, Apricots, Almonds, ounces French
Maroon Chestnnts, English Walnuts, Pc
can Nuts. Evcr-bcaring liulberrios. Ill
berts, Mcdiar's PoincSranites, Grape Vines,
many new and choice Table Grapes,
strawberry Plants, choice kinds Albany
Jncnnda, &c, Raspberry Plants, Lawton
Hlack ckberry, Asparagus and Horse Nadish
Roots; no" ana rare kinds Roses, Ever
greens. in great variety, many now and
beautiful kinds for burial grounds, DC;
Ornamental Evergreons in great variety,
new and beautiful Dahlias, every shade
and color; Fronch Hybrid Gladiolas, Japan
Lilies, Tube Roses, Crysanthemums, &c.;
Hedge Plants, Usage Orange and Macart-
ney Roso--plant these to protect your or
chards and vineyards. Catalogues sent
to applicants. Mr.. l.. It. Levin is my
agent III Columbia. Address
VIM. SUMMER,
Nov 90 II6+2mo. Pomaria, S. G.
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Gable Dispatches.

LONDON, JANUARY, z IS. Accounts
by the Rio lJaneiro mail, show the
condition nnd prospects of the Para
, guayans. e 1hfavorable. Lopez COM
mands at Himaita, and is enthusiasts
ticaly supported by oil classes of the
population, who are working ener-
getically to supply hiua with men and
provisions. When the steamer sailed,
the allies. were pushing men to the
front.
PARIS, January 13-Baron de Bud
deng, Russian Minister to France,
has been recalled to fill an important
home position. .'f 30.
Despatches from the South indicate
a more liberal policy on the part OF
the Sultan. A decree has been is
sued, suspending tithes for two years
and granting equal rights in Gambia.
LONDON, January 11.-Piggott. the
editor of the Dublin hriSlman, whose
arrest has been noticed, is charged
with eight seditious libeis, uttered
last year. Piggott is the son of the
Chief Justice of Ireland Burke,
Casey. Shaw and Mnllnnv, Fenians,
who were arrested at Birmingham on
a charge OF buying arms thore for the
broth herhood, were brought up at
, Bow street for examination. Bail
was offered hut not accepted, and the
prisoners were sent to Birmingham
for trial for treason and felony. ~.
DUBLIN, January 10.-Facts which
have come to the knowledge of the
authorities here lead to the belief
that the leader Of the rising in Tai
iaght, last spring, was not killed, rs
reported! Lenott, prominent Fe-
MAN, was arrested here to-day on a
charge of high treason, and it is con-
fdently asserted he is the person who
organized and directed the insurrec-
tion on that occasion. An examina-
tion will soon take place, when the
evidence in its possession will bo pro-
duced by the Government.
FLORENCE, January 11.-Menebrea
yesterday, in speech on the re-as-
sembling of Parliament, urged the
members to unite with the Govern
ment in resisting revolution, and
upholding the national credit and the
monarchy. The budget should be
Immediately submitted. He made no
reference to foreign topics.
FLORENCE, January 13.-The bud
get which will be laid by the Minis
try before the Italian Parliament calls
for the adoption of the following
measures to. meet the liabilities and
expenditures for the ensuing year:
First, the imposition OF fresh taxes
sufficient to produce $4,000. 900 livres
in addition to the present revenue.
Second, the authorization of n new
loan for 400, ,0J0,0 900.
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NOTICE.
To the Dental Profession.

HAVE PATENT, D, and
SEnsSh now desire to iutr.ut. an
if}ffSiSA important Improvement in
II1 the construction OF AKTIFI-
CIAL DENTURES, whereby the strength,
reliability and facility or repair, pertain
ing to swaged plate work, is communicated
to moulded metallic or vulcanizablc base.
Strong Plate Teeth as firmly attached to
the base as if soldcrcd to swaged
plate, are. by this process, substituted for
those specially designed for moulded base.
BY their use tho operator is left free to ex-
erciso his own judgment III their arrange
ment, and finds himself no longer confined
to tie samcness of the present style of
blocks, or single teeth weakened by cary
ing for moulded work.
No nov appliances are required in this
process. il is easily acquired by any one
familiar with either moulded or swaged
work. 1t gives to the operator confidence
in tho reliability OF his cases, exempting
him from the disappointment and per-
pleXity often attendant on his most faith
full efforts. 1t renders partial cases ms rcli-
able as full sets, and, consequently, will
tend to ameliorate the present deplorable
practice of extracting every tooth, sound
or unsound, which stands in the way OF the
latter.
The method has been thoroughly tested,
and is now submitted to the profession
with tho assurance that it will be found to
fulfill all that is claimed for it. Its results
| are highly artistic, very beautiful, and af-
ford tho utmost satisfaction to operator
and patient.
OFFICE LICENSES will be the system
adopted, in relation to which--anl other
mHtttrs in Observation-Disclosures will be
furnished, OH Application to the subscrib-
cr WM. REYNOLDS, ". D.,
Jan f3mo Columbia, S. G.
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TO RENT.

-. THE large DWELLING HOUSE OF
E::i the Southeast corner of Bull aut
GA Senate streets. Apply to
Jan 10 JOHN s. GREEN
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News Items.

CHARLESTON, January 13.-Arrived
Brig j. a. Deverenux, Boston.
ATLANTA, January 13.-The follow
ing order was issued this morning:
HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY
.DIsrRIcT, ATLANTA. January 13, 1863.
General Orders No. S.-Charles J.
jenkins, Provisional Governor, and
John Jones, Provisional Treaaurer of
the State of Georgia, having declined
to respect the instructions of, and
failed to cooperate with the Major
General commanding the 3D. Military
District, are hereby removed from
Office.
By virtue of the authority granted
by the supplementary Reconstruct
tion Act of Congress. passed July 10,
1867, the followed named officers are
detailed for duty in the District of
Georgia: Brevet Brigadier- General
Thomas III. Ringer, Colonel SD In
Santry, to be Governor of the State
OF Georgi& Brevet Captain Charles
+. Rockwell, ordinance corps United
States army, to be Treasurer of the
State of Georgia. The above named
officers will proceed without delay to
Milledgeville, Georgia, and enter
upon the discharge of the duties de-
volving upon them, subject to in
Strnctions from these headquarters.
BY order of Major General MEADE.
r.. G. DRUM, A. A. G.
AT 1Oll n. IN. this order was read
10 the Convention, amid applause at
section first.
HAVANA, January 13. .-Lorsunde is
taxing energetic measures to sup
press assaults on persons and pro
perty. Sickness among the negroes
IS vanishing. Tho custom house
olliciais refuse time notes, unless
guaranteed.
Ah,nANY, n. Y, January 13.-Wm
y. Wright, Judge OF tho Court of
Appeals, is dead.
WAsmNGroN, January 13.-Im-
mcnsc meetings Eorthwnrd were held
on saturday, regarding the safety of
na'unhzed citizens abroad. The
question IS assuming startling impor-
tancc.
Ihc radical County Convention Mt
indianapolis has resolved to instruct
delegates to the G.nto Convention to
incorporate II plan Of paying bonds
WIN legal money, unless otherwise
endorsed.
Tho impression gains ground that
the Senate won't sustain the Uouse
III the aggressive legislation regard
ing the Supreme Court. The pro
ce,ecdlngs in the House to-day render
the passage of the now reconstruc.
tion bill, on Wednesday, almost GER
tain.
Excitement regarding additional
reconstruction legislation is intense.
"A special despatch to the Tribune
says it is reported that the President
has directed Meade to suspend the
order removing Gov. Jenkins.
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WANTED.

A MILLER, we'll acquainted with ma
"A chipery and grinding, can adjust a
Mill and put the same in running trim,
familiar with tho United States Reaction
Water Wheel, healthy and strong and not
single man, but would not object to pair.
The business will not pay, by wages, but
insures. living in a plain way. Further
particulars can he had upon application at
this office. Jan ID tn
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GREAT BARGAINS.

SEVENTY-FIvE youngNM
Sh kentucky MULES for sale taTSA
ooHxN.at Logan's Stables. ThisSsE.H.
stock will be sold privately, and if not dis
posed OF by the 18th OF January, will he
sold at public auction OH that dav, Mt the
above named place. Jan q IS
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Mules! Mules. :
ErtenSice Sale Of Fine Furniture.
BY D. c. PEIXOTTn & SON

EHenSire Sale Of Fine Furniture.
BY d. C. PEIXOTTn & SON.
DY permission of JACOB BELL, ESQ.
Ordinary for 1iichand District, We will
sell, at the residence of the late Rev. j.
L. Munds, deceased, on the corner Of
Assembly and Lumber streets, on
THURSDAY, the 29d inst, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, precisely, tho entire personal
elects and household articles, consist
ing of
HANDSOME PARLOR FURNITURE.
Tete-a-Tetcs and Etegercs,
Mahogany Sofas and Rockers,
Arm and Hair-Scat Chairs,
Handsome Mantle Clock,
Large China Vases.
Gilt Frame Pictures,
Papier aIache Table,
MarblcTop Tables.
hAISo,
! Magniiic.nt u Octave Rosewood
flANO with Fine Stool and Music Rack.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Mahogany Marble-Top Sideboard,
Walnut Extension Table,
Mahogany Hair-Seat Arm Chairs,
Mahogany Tables and Etcgcros,
Walnut Cano-Seat Chairs,
Walnut Book Cases,
Handsome Mantel Vases,
Carpet and Ingram Rug,
Fine Window Shades.
SuoYels, TonSs and Tenders
Drop Lights and Gas Chandelier.
PASSAGE FURNITURE.
Fine Damask Lounge,
Mahogany Table and Hat Rack.
Rosewood Table
Cane Seat Chairs
Fine Gilt Frame Pictures.
BEDROOM FURNITURE.
Canc-Seat Chairs,
Large Rocking Chairs,
1rundlo Bed and Mattress,
Mahogany Bureau,
Washstand and Towel Rack.
Basins and Pitchers,
Fire Dogs, Shovel and Tonss,
Fine French Bedstcad,
Mattresses, Feather Beds, -.
Cribs, Cradles and Thermometer.
ALSO,
A full assortment OF KITCHEN FURNI
TURE and UTENSILS. and a splendid
COOKING STOVE, in line and complete
order.
A complete set of CHINA, CROCKERY
and GLASSWARE, and many other arti-
cles for housekeeping, too numerous to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums under 500.
cash; above 800, note secured with suf-
ticient security, at six months. Sale posi-
tive. j. w. PARKER Exccntnr
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V. WEI. CURTIS, LID, Pn1N61pAL.

To Ali Whom It May Concern.
ENiiOM and after this date, no order will
IL be filed unless accompanied by the
cash. We are grateful t. those who favnr
us with their custom, and who promptly
met their engagements, but there is a IirGp
class 'rho bny irih he intehion of nercI.
paying, to ketp clear ot' ,rhich 7re are con,-
peted 10 0dhere strictly to on. cash terms,
which, i'll future, will be strictly pntorrrd To
al. j. II. X. AGNEW.
Jan -
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On Both Sides of the Sen.

A STORY of the time of OLIVER
IA CROMWELL and CHARLES /; by
the Schonberg Gotta Family. Price 81. "a.
Love in Letters; Edited by Allan Grant.
Price 31.7J
The Huguenots, their Settlements, In
dustrics, &c.; by Samuel Smiles. author o!
Lives of the Engineers" &c Price 81. 10.
J.. Wood, of Edlnburg, finely illus trated.
Cheap.
The Iiuguenot Family; a novel, by Tyt-
Ter, and some new London Novels. 25 and
30 cents each. For sale Mt
Jan j MCCAHTER'S Pnokstorc.
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Yarns at Manufacturers Prices.
GOLUMBA MERCHANTS desiring
~ COTTON YARNS, in any quantity,
and or any, number from No. 5 to No. 70,
can ha,yo them promptly delivered at their
stores ny sending thoir orders through the
CHILDS, JOHNSTON & PALMER.
Jan IL Proprietors Saluda Factory.
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Sales,
S,nd,'ies.
w. 7. WALTER

W. -. w ALLEN
Will sell, at his Mart. THIS MORNING; >,
10 O'clock,
~ Clock So Sofa, Dnrsan. NJ. T. washstanls,
Stoves, Tinware,. Mems and Boys'' Vat N
Tto?l6'aceo, t?l' Pocket Knives, spoons, Coiicos
Bacon, Cheese, Rio Coffee, Flou,. d.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO G. SON
We will sell, THIS tTuesday) MORNING.
at lO o'clock, at our Auction Store, with,
out reserve,
BAG Bacon, n,,. Coffee, Cheese, Chewing To,
Flour, boxes Candles, Ilanls, barrels
Sundry articles of Household Furniture
consisting 0f ~'''
Mattresses,
Bedsteads,
Chairs,
Tables,
Cooking Utensils, &c.
Conditions cash. Sale positive.
Jan II
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New Presbyterian HYMN Books.

u =
New Presbyterian Hymn Books,
TUST received, an assortment of the
~ now Southern PSALMS and HYMNS,
IN plain and fine bindings. For sale at
01cCarter'a Bookstore. r.. j.. BRYAN.
ls FOR SALE. -
A QUANTITY of PRINTING PAPER
"A size 2SS36 suitable for newspaper,
will be disposed OF at II very low rate Ap-
ply carly at PhGntI Office. Jan .
On Consignment, with Orders to Sell.
90 BOXES Low Grades TOBACCO.
eJO 10 boxes Extra Fine Tobacco.
Gu boxes Low Priced Segars..
Is Smoking Tobacco.
bales Cotton Yarns.
Oct 30 ALFRED TOLLESON.
An eruption or the skin, OF thirty
years standing, which dcfed the skill of
the doctors, was cured, In Philadelphia,
by using Hcinitsh's Queens Delight.
FINE FAMILY BIBLES.
WTE have u few very fine Oxford cdi-
w tions of tho FAMILY BIBLE, which
we will sell AT COST. They were sent us by
mistake.
HYMN BOOKS and Prayer Books of
various styles of binding, for the different
Churches.
Writing Desks, Papetries containing
Envelopes and Paper, pcrfumed-some-
thing now--a handsome Christmas pre-
sent, ut DUFFIE & CIIApMAN'S
Dec y Book store
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me Ischlsm has lons been WHISTLER sos sysosn eeuid
not W. dssissa ~ whisA TO bassdnx rssplGne from
1 Inrsncs nIsht ~ psztfslpsasa 10 NJ - poor
~ iinisAd nsanss wsll - nd risA and
also whsshsr prsona means could nss - tsisvsd q
he saFdsa Of laF<s prsnlans sxaesed q - svsw
year. 49, - ..-.s.,-a. n ssst akss1$ q
Look thseusA The records Of eos Of he lzse La
Insurance Companies. and n win 81 fanad ~ shsas-
ands nave aIloved their pesidiss 20 sp void
imply teeAase the tan q paying large se&iams rear
ansr yssr hzd Become burden thsy could no longer
besr 1t has be ID said that one comp4ay nade over
tws miion d6iiars ~ the iapsng Of pocIeA In Jingle
ye&Y.w taS sHsAsseH isA
me problen he's asaz.s been solved sda NE new co.
ops.tivs syem u TIE Pravdsnt brnss Lff Insarsn:e
wishin shs sbiifty % al. s p sss
Fhis syssep secures cash payment ~ahin 60 days
after the death Of smemher, Of mary dcAfs there
members In the 70 which he she beionee
his o. her heirs. u vfaA A ~sa tai
Tho embershp fecs 10 BE- paid are Ten doliArs Join
ng and esntribason fse % nss doilars and any ceet
which cash meDhsr n pay the death d any oskeF
member sf his O. eass One dsilar gsss 70 the VI
dow or hsrs q the deceased nsmbsr ana ne cents
To save sxpsnse end annsyssse 10 the assarsd. we
coIct the Eve asssssmsnts In advance, which win be
safely nSssssi Be sssilabse COR ossss any
Members en- prepay sasr fees I'm sums one hundred
and ten dsllaEB n they pree In lsss The
divided into ave classes for females
these allied, ave classes VIII be formed, and
% continue. ts afs
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PAISFuL AccIDKNI.--An accident Of a most
painful character occurred on Thursday evening
at she large building in course Of erection al
the southeast corner Of State and Madison
streets A carpenter named Woke nbAcb. while
at work on scsifolding In the second story,
lost his hold and fell through the joists 10 the
first floor with terrible violence, breaking both
his arms and sustaining very dangerous internal
injuries. He was taken to bis home on Twenty
second street, where he lies in critical con
dition
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GIadotI t.

The New York Sun of Monday, Ncsem-
Der 9th, says:
The members Of the I3ricklayers Union Of
Mmrisania, who were recently mnlcted for
damage in civil suit brought against them
b. MI. Henry B. Dawson, for refusing 70
work with his son, an apprentice not linden
tuTed according to the requirements Of the
trade, have, on appeal, been granted > n.w
trial. These same men, in criminal suit,
were convicted in e same county Of con-
spiracy. It's to BE- hoped, when the latter
case comes up for review, on the appeal va
ken to higher court that the other verdict
NAV also be set aside. Il ID not 70 be toler-
a,Sd, 10 this enlightened age, that the ole
and almost obsolete laws Of England should
be allowed 10 fstter the soas9n Of fnee Amer
ican citizens Every uxn must have ne
right. in this conntTyst 10 decide for himsell
q. what terms and for whom he may lab9r,
without making himl lihbIeSso aha poet INV ~
| fhe and imprisonmensfo r ilnmgeaas@tipp
! 6f=;is independence.
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SEwNG MACHINES CBKAP.-Messrs. Wilkins
have on hand a very large and choice assert
meDt Of new and improved sewing machines
Of AID makes, which they are prepared % rent or
sell on reasonable time and At reasonable rates
smart, il lustrious woman can turn Off more
work by the aid Of machine in one month,
than she can accomplish in twelve, by the hand.
Don't forget the number, l3l.
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AcTIoSs Nor WoRDs. In a few days the
State Legislature will .eet, and although az far
as We know isbor will have no direct represen-
tatiye, great deal may be effected in It's be,
half If the proper course is taken. The ques-
ticn Of Convict Lab /, Ok rather the Ubiquitous
contract system, can be brought to the atteu-
tion Of the public BY bill, providing for its
abolition, AM be win be a bold man indeed who
viii dare 10 oppose its passage by voice or vote.
If our friends will be guided by our advice they
will not ask or expect too much. The abolition
of mechanical labor in our state prison Is i'm
practicable the abolition OF the system which
enables employers to buy the labor Of the con
1T 1t nominal rate and dispose OF the fruits
of that labor at prices which renders honest
competition impossible, is both practicable and
necessary. Let .hem therefore so to work at
once in earnest, and there is no doubt, but a
great reform can be effected in this respect.
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CoAL.--It will be advantageous to the public
to know where they can purchase the bess and
has fairly set ID, no tine should be lost in pro
viding against the severity, and every family
should purchase Immediately, as a considerable
advance ia coal may be expected. c. Bunge
Co., AS South Clark street, Whose card APP
pears eisewhere,l keeps constantly on hand a
full supply 81 All kinds Of the bert hard and soft
coal The firm will be found prompt in attend
ing 70 all orders.
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VmfaresfYnw IN RartxS.se i a. ~ia m "a n
/ - rsrssss.S ---.---"-s e - =. I-Is 4.
Tue na.s'more sgn ssyssl 1ns supreme
u ~ en 49, sass ,nnpors@a s'ok,a-
son ~ Snc case ..'sa ssnsn = nose ~. y, Inc
S0. ssEe ppilutn& = ssocihuon NO. Wnict
~ ~ iehoSssss - ,. ~aa ~ s1a~a ss.n
1n,s cass comes before Us on We sppeat.suf
tps aiAnsnls from Pre- fonmA uecislon o. lie
supreme Nourt o. kaDmefe eaty, ana dnEeises
tne ceas~acsasns OF sae nhh article 81 the con-
words ssss - - 49, y
may obtain release Of his psoperty mcrtgsged
20 the association BY paying back 70 me assos
rtatlon the uiufrepce between the dues Ne pas
paid Nv and shs ls1bunt kSppve4 tbgstAefl
turned in the hrsts ysE safsshe werking Of the
association i the second, SIX dollars i the
y ase cellars zoe foursn' iour aslisrs
Il the hisn, three dollars End three Collars
thereafter and sner proporaon or the losses the
ASSOCIATION may nave sustained during their
membership, &c, u returneu before the uarsTr
deegsa shares are woFsA $i1O"t Ait
sec. = ANY member 90 redeeming ceases
A. ~ - II - A-H
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Thu ST. ASDsEws SocIKrY. Az the annual
meeting Of the ST. Andrews Society, held on
Thursday evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term:
President-Rohert Hervey
First Vice President-David Johnston,
Second Vice PresiGent--R. v. Kennedy.
Treasurar--Wm Dale.
Secretary = George Fergus.
Assistant Seeretary-D. q. NcEiDaen.
Physician---Dr John McAlIister
Board of Aansgers--1rdrew Dreisdell, Jas.
C. Stuart, JAS. Thomson, Geo. Anderson and
Geo. Kennedy.
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Ii il reported that the Archbishopric Of Can
ala has been rendered 10 Right Rev. Bisaop
Whitehoase, Of the dioees OF Illinois. He has
not yet decided whether he will accept or not