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DEBILITY,

DEBILITY,
Thevs e no nedieiHs equal TO EoofaHds Gevmaa
TSey impair a tone "a aand rigor to he SIo'.
syaem, strengthen G ne dIPetits, caIss
an enjoyment Of Hsa1 food, enable ns sto-
mach 70 digest II, purify the blood, 9re good sots'lf
keahy complexion, eradicate he y,iloo tinge from US
eye, impdr bloom 10 the eees and change The pd;itst
fors a aort-bredD.ed, emdcided t0edL, and neyross
tnraiid, 70 Jau:fdeed stou, and cgorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by uking tine Bitters OF
Tonic. In fact, they are Family medi-
ciness They can be administered with
perfect safety 10 a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or a man
Of ninety.
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Hollands German bitterS
Hollands German Tonic

4 eoubfndton Of all hs tnorsdie.s or pS Biayx,
ssih PuRn Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, ETC. Is ussd
pure alcoholic siDals Is required Fou viii bsdr IN
sfnd hat these remedies are entirely different from
any Others ddrertised for The cure Of s dtredtes named
tse being scientific preparations Of medicinal ezraets,
el.iIs 0s others mere decoctioRs q in
form. The TONIC is decidedly one Of the moa plea
scaf and agreeable remedies offered to Ue pubic.
Es toss trqufsite % pleasure TO take u sshi tts
Vs-givtng ezhilardin0, and medicinal qEalIsss b0ys
sdEsed IL - BE- knoea as the grsatest cf al tonteA
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Belmont Common Pleas.
]. b. Smith, Plaintiff
vs..

NB.
Mining Company ,deftJ
rT'HE said Empire Coal and Mining Company,
a Foreign Corporation of the State of New
York, will take notice, that on the 2Oth day OF
April, A. ID. 1868, the plaintiff filed his petition
In said Court, against the said Empire Coal and
Mining Company, praying for judgment against
said defendant for the sum Of s2ise. with inter-
wards on the 9Th day of May. 1868. the said
plaintiff sued out Of said Court writ Of At
tachmedt in said case against the said defen-
dant for the sum of s2i9O, with interest afore-
said and $50 the probable costs Of this action.
The said Empire Coal and Mining Company
is notified that IL is required to appear and an
swer said petition on or before the Third Satur-
day after the 18th day of June, A. ID. 1883.
j. II. MITCHELL, Clerk.
May Z, 1S68-6w
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Notice

A UsTIN C. WARREN, is hereby notified that
IA ON the 9Th day cf May, 1858, Charity J. War
ren, filed In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Bel
the said Charity is the wife OF said Austin O.
Warren, and charging him with having aban-
doned his wife and children, and with gross
neglect Of duty, and praying the Court for an
order for alimony against defendant. The petit
ton Will be for hearing at the next term OF said
Court, or after the ex pirntion OF six weeks from
this day. CHARITY L. WARREN
MAY i4-6W.
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FULL. SUIT OF CLOTHES TO he had at
assortment Of Cheap and Fancy Clothing.
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atsat.
sHERIH AND SPECIAL MASTER 0xHlSByEgs SALE
W REAL ESTATE.

W REAL ESTATE.
rAom.. .'nI IN Ass.,.." : ;"r..sa viz. Pleas.
pY VIRTUE OF A 2nd ORDER OF SALE in
~ the above case issued and 20 me directed,
will offer for sale at the front door OF the Court
House, In st. ClairsvilIe, In said County, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 10. 1903,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. n. and 4 o.
clock p. N. Of said day, the following described
premises situate In belmont County and State
Of Ohio 10 wit:
Lots Nos. and 10 in the town of Hendrys-
burgh, Belmont County, Ohio, with the appur-
ing Mil.
TERMS or SALE: Cash on day Of Sale,
SAMUEL n. PIPER, Sheriff
and Special Master Comrnissioner.
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Atty for Pin.
Sherins Office, st. Clairsville, o., May II, 1893.
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Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS for building two School Houses
L in Sub District No. 5, Riehland Township.
Belmont County, will be received by Either of
the undersigned Said Houses 10 be built of
brick. All bids to be In by the 18th day of May,
1868. For further information, enquire OF Bull
JOHN W. MCFARLAND,
WILLIAM CLARK,
ma7-SW II. j. CARMAN.
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VTTHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.
w WHEELING. W.. VA.
Healthful location. large airy rooms, f1rst-class
teachers. Charges moderate. Address L. @,
LOoAIs, NJ. D., President, =
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Tho Singer Machine is simple, compact, dur
able, beautiful In appearance and capable OF
performing a range and variety Of work never
before attempted on single machine. Call and
nee them MT Brow n q Adams Jewelry store.
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Teesher's Examination ut the Marietta
Street school House, st. clairsville, Saturday,
May 3oth, commencing at o'clock precisely.
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PUMPS!! PUMPS!!!

rV,HE CHEAPEST in use for wells or cisterns,
il madeof wild Cucumber wood, not liable 10
crack from exposure to The weather, and on
nearly the same principle as tire old log pump,
them for two years and know them to be much
easier work and not liable TO get ont of repair
soon. Money refunded IL not as represented.
Don't fail to call and see them before buying.
JAMES OsDoRkE'S
apl6-tf st uairsviiiss Ohio
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Blood Purifiers
FROM HON. GEO. w. wooDwA

FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELrHIA March l5 1867.
find Hoofand's German BiLers " Is not an tnior-
iedfing bererog., ta is good onie useful i dfsorders
Of Me di9esiire or1uns, and Of great tnet IN cases
detiliiy and Icdn Of nerroai action, ia the system
1oETs truly,
GEo W. WOODWARD.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS +,

Before purchasing a, Sewing Machine, call
and examine the Improved Singer at Brown &
Adams Jewelry store.
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The oficers and managers Of the Belmont
County Agricultural Society, ARE requested to
meet at my Office on Saturday next, 2sd May, at
one o'clock r. M. Important business demands
your carly attion and ought not to be delayed,
r. H COCHRAN, Sec'y.
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SEM.
- ANNUALLY.-Call
and see the new stock
of Goods, and pay for
what you have got, at
JEPSONS'.
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EVERYBODY is ex-
T. pected to settle with
JEPsONs', opposite the
Post Office, at the begin
ming of the year, and or
der some OF their fine
goods, which are war
ranted to give entire
satisfaction. de26
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II you want O first class Organ, call on Mr..
Weber Of Wheeling. who will sell you one at
Is per cent or the regular price.
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3pfal Nptifes.
ANNOUNCnMENT.

The undersigned IL candidate for Represen
tative In Congress for the 18th District OF ONO
lon Republican District Convention. =.
: - JAMES S. FOREMAN.
caldwell. ohio, May il, 1868.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-30
January 2s

ar NO HEALTH WITHOUT VIGOR.-
The wear and tear of Life tells upon us all more or
less. What are we but mschinesa The vital princi-
pie Ia the motive power that keeps the human en-
CINE In motion; but as beams, pis. >ns, connection
pipef condensers and boilers wear out 30 do organs,
muscles, tissues and all the compound parts OF that
marvellous piece Of work called Man.
II mechanism ofthe body requires to be repaired
and strengthened just as much as the mechanism
employed to grind corn, or spin cotton, or weave
oloti. Steam cannot drive broken shaft, or impel
DIR I'm or wheel that is out Of gear; neither can
the ital force act through paralyzed limb, or an
inert organ.
ARE YOU WEARING OUT? Do you feel that
any one Of your orsans-your stomach, liver bowels,
nervous system, or any other essential part Of your
orr nization, faters In its work? 80, repair the
damage with the most powerful, yet harmless Of In
Migrants, HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERS.
Remember that debility is the beginning Of the
End"-tbat the climax Of all weakness Is universal
par alysis Of the system, and that such paralysis
the immediate precursor Of Death.
Don't wait for disease to commit its ravsges before
VOL commence the strengthening process. Keep the
wb ole body In vigorous condition by preventing
as ar as possible the inroads Of decay. Repair the
ste of nature with natures best tonic, HOSTEL.
TIR's BTTTERS. January ~
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%MEs. WINsLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
for Chdrn Teething. greatly facilitates the process
of teethine, by softenng the gums, reducing all In
fsmmaHo1l-wiIl allsy ALL PAM and spasmodic &C.
ton, and is SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend uJon It, mothers, 1t will give rest TO your.
selves, 'a,ld RELIEF AND health TO YOUR
INFANTS.
We hsvD put up and sold this article for years, and
can say IL confidence and truth Of 1t what we have
never beel able to say Of any other medicine-Never
has 1t failed In single instance to effect cure, when
timely used. Never did we know an instance of dis
satisfaction by any one who used it. On the contra
~, all ART delighted with its operation. and speak In
terms OF commendation Of Its magical effects and
medical vlrtues
We speeik In this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW"
after years Of experience and pledge our reputation
for the fu ment Of what we hare declare. In almost
every insance where the infant La suffering from
pain and exhaustion, relief viii be found in fifteen or
twenty mlnutes after the syrup is administered
Fun directions for using Will accompany each
bottle.
Be suru and call for
'Mss. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
having he fac similc OF "CuRTs 4 PzaKnts' ON
the outside wrapper. AL others arc base limitations.
Sold l,y Druggists throughout the world. Price,
only S5 cents per bottle.
ofacea-No 216 Fulton-eireet New York; No. 206
High HoIborn. London, England; No. Al st. Paul.
street, Montreal, Canada.
DowIE NOISE, Agents,
Auguft27 tuthsemo Charleston, B. O.
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Queen Victoria's new book, sLeaves from
the journal of Our Life in the Highlands, !"
shows that there is no more 8 loyal road 70
letters than to learning, The simplicity which
characterized the Queens Memoir OF Prince
Albert is even exaggerated IL this string OF
extracts from her journal, and Mr.. Arthur
Helps, whose name appears as editor, seems
to have caught the royal style to perfection.
Victoria tells how enchanted she was with
everything Scotch. The Highlanders are $50
amusing, and really pleasant and Instructive
to talk TO-" and the men are $50 gentleman,
like" Edinburgh is ssfairy.like." Oatmeal
porridge is every good" but hodge-podge she
''did not much relish" Such are some of her
comments. OF John Brown, her gille, she
gives the entire genealogy, as she does OF other
favorite servants. She also gives him trst-
rate character, and repeats some OF his sage
observations, one Of which Was concerning
Prince Albert. that 'Every one on the estate
says there never was 30 kind master; am
sure our wish is to give satisfaction" 10
which bit Of shrewd fattery the Queen o.
course responded, that ''they certainly did. !,
The royal journal also tells low they travelled
incognito among the Highlands, calling them
selves "Lord and Lady Churchill and party,
and how, at a village inn, John Brown "set
them all laughing" by calling the Queen ssYou1
Majesty" The extracts given IN the book are
Of so personal character as to possess but
little general interest, and the style ls almost
girlish.
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Augut27
-ACARD,-WHAT Is TARRANTs Eff

ACARD.-WHAT Is TARRANTS Eff
FERvEsOENT sELTZER APERIENT and what are
its enecsa These are questions which the great
Americ IN public has right to ask, and 1t has also
right tc expect candid and satisfactory reply. The
preparation Is mild and gentle saline cathartc. al
terativ and tonic and IL most carefully prepared III
the form CT mow white powder, containing all the
wondettul medical properties of the hr.iamed selt-
zer Springs of Germany.
Of its effects we would say that those who have
tested he preparation are the best judges and they
declare over their own signatures that the prepsra
ion will promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate the
flow OF the bile. Cure every specie Of headache.
Tranq,lalize the nervous system. Refresh and In
vigorats the weak Mitigate the pangs Of Rheuma-
tsm. Neutralise acid in the stomach. Cleanse and
tone tie bowels Assist the falling appetite. Cure
the he artburn.
Nytu are sufferer give this remedy one trial. and
IL will convince you Of the above facts.
Sold by all Druggists.
TARRANT CO.,
Sole Proprietors, New York.
January % q, 3mos
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January G9.-m the House the
Committee on Foreign Affairs reported the bill
heretofore published concerning American citi-
zens abroad. It provoked an avalanche OF
questions aud suggestions, indicating diver
sity Of views. It's consideration Was post
poned.
The consideration of the lsnd forfeiture bill
was resumed, and was opposed by Blair and
others. During the debate the fact was es-
tablished that Alabama has seven million, Mis-
sissippi four million, Louisiana seven million,
and Florida seventeen million Of acres open to
homestead laws. The bill was postponed.
Mr.. Johnson, Of California, asked leave to
introduce resolution, instructing the Judici-
ary Committee to inquire whether Congress
had the power to prevent the immigration Of
Chinese and other inferior races, and whether
the Civil Rights bill conferred suffrage on the
Chinese in the United States. The resolution
was objected to as being burlesque.
The Committee on Commerce was instructed
to inquire into the expediency Of an appropria-
tion for improving New York harbor.
Abill removing disabilities from Luke Black
mer, Of Salisbury, N. c., was referred.
Adjourned.
In the Senate, resolutions from the General
Assembly of Colorado, asking for admission as
o State, were presented.
A bill for the sale Of iron-clads not required
for service was passed. The discussion of the
Reconstruction bill was then resumed.
The Committee on Foreign Relations report
ed favorably on the Sandwich Islands treaty.
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-..'s-'-t'
Market Reports

New YORK, January 29- Noon.-Corn one to
two cents lower. Mess Pork nominal at
s2lh. Cotton steady at 1sla1s!. Freights
firm. Stocks very active. Gold lOl. Bonds,
old, liz.
Evening.-Cotton frmer; sales 1000 bales at
49, cents. Flour shade firmer, but un-
changed. Wheat firm and quiet. Corn, white
Southern 81 Goal 25. Pork quiet and steady.
Lard firm. Groceries quiet and steady. Tur-
pentine 57a5s. Freights firm; by sail 7-16d.
Governments closed dull. New bonds LII;
Tennessee es, new, 6O2; N. @. 6's, 512. Gold,
4Ot.
BALTIMORE, January 29.-Cotton buoyant at
18a18lc. Flour unchanged. Wheat veryifrm.
Corn dull and steady. Oats dull at rs. Clover
seed firm at So 5Oa$s. Provisions dull and un-
changed.
CINCINNATI, January 29.-Flouv quiet. Corn
dull at &c. Whiskey quiet and unchanged.
Mess Pork, old, $40 so; new s21 so, shoulders
&c.; clear sidos LII. Lard 1Sa.
AUGUSTA, January 29.-Cottor, advanced &C.
Sales 1880 bales. Receipts 910 bales. Mid
ding 1890.
SAVANNAH, January 29.-Cotton opened quiet
but firm, closed active and strong. Middline
17a17{c. Sales 1854 bales. Receipts 284;
bales.
New ORLEANS, January 2s.-Cotton firm
Midding 1sa1s4c. sales $500 bales; receipts
$500. Sugar in good demand; common 9!s
1OAc.; fair 12&a12sc.; choice 14a14ic. Molassei
active; common 6Oa65c.; prime s0c. Sterling
51a53t
WILMINGTON, January 29.-Turpentine &C
tive. Rosins in good demand; strained an6
No., 81 25. Cotton easier, at 16ac. for Mid
dlings. Tar firm at 50 05.
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Our Washington Dispatches.

Our Washington Dispatches.
FAMOUS WILL CAsE-KAUTz PARDoNED-A BAL
FOB GENERAL aRANT-DEsTTTUTIoN N THE
DISTRICT.
WASHINGTON, January 29.--In the Supreme
Court to day the case Of Gaines vs. DeLaCroix:
ct alias, and two other cases, were taken up
These are issues made under the will of Daniel
Clark, father of Mrs. Gaines, and q continua'
ton Of the litigation known as the Gaines Will
case. -
The sentence Of General Kautz, convicted at
Vicksburg by court martial, has been remitted.
A joint resolution will be shortly introduced,
resembling immediately General Grants order
discontinuing the Freedmen's Bureau in certain
States.
The Internal Revenue to-day was $4,000.
Twenty-Five hundred black and four hundred
and eighty-two white families are relieved In
this city daily by the government and charita-
bic associations. -
WASHINGTON, January 29.-The government
counsel in the McArdle case will move on Fri
day for further advance Of the case on the
docket. with view to its immediate dismissal.
Eighty citizens, representing ten millions Of
property, have petitioned Congress to take en-
tire charge of the municipal affairs Of the
District, and in opposition to any extension Of
the present charter.
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~A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO

her country home, after sojourn of few months
T., tie city, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby con pledon Of almost marble smooth
,ess and instead twenty.three che really appeared
hut eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause Of 80
sreat change she plainly told them that she used
The cIRCAssIAN BALM, anc considered 1t an IN
yaluable acquisition to any lsdystoile. By its use
my Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
appearance an hundredfold. 1t is simple In Its
combination, as Nature herself is simple yet unsur
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from,
also healing, cleansing and Identifying the skin and
complexion. By Its direct action ON the cyScle II
draws from 1t all its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface Nature intended II
should be-clear, soft, smooth and beautiful. Price
81, sent by Mail or E1press on receipt of an order
by
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette.sueet, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the same'
Ma-el, 20 Tyr
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AN ORDINANCE

TO PROVIDE lob THE LIQUIDATION OF TIE ISTsA'
EST on THE DEBT OF THE CITY, WH1oH AooHokD
ON THE TMaTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER Last.
DE IT ORDAINED BY TIE MA90R AND An!
So7 the nurposs Of liuuiiadng the interest on the
public the city Which b, aSsrqsa on as o
oatory on the Corporation OF the City Of Charleston
be issued under the direction no o. the
the city and entitled to receive the interest g,
crued thereon at the time above stated, tho sno
stock 10 bear interest after the rate Of s1 per cent
Der annum, payable quarterly. redeemaole IN tnlry
years nom date: Proptded, That no part of sac
stock small DO issued for any sum less than t~eny
dollars or fos any fractional part OF dollar: TT
v,ded also, taat all sums for LEES than twensy 99s
lars, and for fractional parts OF donas' snAu D'
paid In city bulls. .so
SEC. 2. That the form of certificate, ana moos
=, anofer n said stock shall be subject to the same
regulations as now exst relation To- othsr city a1
ner cent. stocks Of the city.
PPnisad N C;itv Council this twentyAecond day of
October, in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eioht hun dred and slIty-seyen-
W. e. SMITH, Clerk Of Council October ~
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part Of the laws, and must be construct ana
enforced by the courts accordingly.
hIsslsSIPPI.

JACKSON, January 29.-The new Legislature
is to be instructed to appoint loyal officia
paper in each district, which shall have al
the official printing and legal advertise
ments at fixed rates.
An appeal to Congress was reported sor the
appropriation Of so much of the cotton tax II
1867 in Mississippi as will enable the Freed
mems Bureau to supply the actual wants Of al
citizens, without distinction.
The vote Of yesterday, accepting Orr'H reslg'
nation as Chairman Of the Committee on
Printing was reconsidered, and it was decided
not to accept it by heavy vote.
| LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, January 29.-Article 98th OF
the constitution, as adopted, disfranch1ses all
persons convicted Of crimes punishable by I'M
nrisonment at hard labor, and all lessders OF
guerrilla bands during the late war.
Members Of the secession convention, VINO
voted for or signed the ordinance OF secession,
officers of the United States army and navy
who engaged in the rebellion, all persons who
before the war were members Of Congress or
Judges Of courts are, amongst others, dis
franchised until after January 1st, 1873
The oath Of Office declares that tho person
who takes the oath accepts the civil and po-
Itical equality Of all men, and agrees not to
attempt to denriye any person Of any right or
privilege enjoyed by any other class Of men.
FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, January ga petition was
presented from loyal citizens, asking Tor State
script, redeemable in lands, as comp ensation
for property taken by Confederate officers
during the war.
The State Treasurer was required by reso-
luton to report what money wss in his hands,
and to hold it subject to the action OF the con-
vention.
The Finance Committee reported that the
financial agent had had an interview with Gem
eral Meade, who instructed the convention to
levy direct tax, and offered to assist if neces-
sary, in its collection. General Meade also
empowered the convention to draw funds for
necessary expenses from the State Treasury, II
it contained any funds. The convention ad-
iourned amid much confusion and excitement.
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A Female Desperate.

BALTIMORE, January 29.-Mrs. Edward A.
Pollard called on to-day DR.. A. G. Moore, an inti-
mate friend Of her husband, to make inquiries
regarding Pollard who has been ibsent for
some time. A difficulty occurred during tho
interview, and Mrs. Pollard shot Moore, In
fiicting triAing wound. She refused to give
bail, and was committed to jail.
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Relief for tho Planter,.

NEW ORLEANS, January @.-Ths Commits
sioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau has published
regulations under which supplies will be fur
nished. the planters during the current year,
and providing for the transportation OF freed
men to parishes where employment can be
given them. Supplies will be furnished month
ly as long as the necessity exists, first lien
on the crops being taken as security. Sub
sistence for the indi gent and helpless will he
issued gratuitously.
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~ MUTUAL BENEFIT LOAN AsSOCIA-
TION.-CHARIEsToN,J January 81, 1ssa-The Board
of Directors having declared Dividend OF FIFTEEN
DOLLAR PER SHARE (s16), the same will be paid
to the stock holders on presentation Of Certificates,
on and afte Hednssday next Doth inst, at the Office
Of the Score ary, No. 100 East Bay.
q. C0BIA, Presldent.
A. L. Torhs, Secretary.
January .3