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L. -. %. F.-JEFF ERsON LODGE. No a
TTNHE REGULAR MEETING or THIS IODar
Il will be held THIS EVENING Of sevon O'CLOCK
precisely. Pupctual attendance OF the meobers ia
earnestly requested ISAAC IIFRMAN 40
january ~ Sacrn+a,,
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WANTED, BY A WHITE WOMAN. A
w Situation to cook and wash for \ small fami-
y: The best OF reference given. Apply at No. At
EANI BAY. If January 10
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i. -. .. f.
r. W. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
YTNHE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE r.
"A w. Encampmcnt will ne held at Odd Fellows'
Hall, HIS EVENING, 10 instant. ut Soven O'Clock
BY order OF tho H. w. q. p
JOHN II. HONOUR, Jr NJ D.
January 10 Grand Scribe
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK
w In wholesale establishment by young man
OF steady habits and industry Can give best Of ref
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of the State. This good old rule the Gene
raj Assembly will do well to re-establish
II they do not, we shall all, indeed, make
laws in haste to repent of them at leisure.
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Business Garos.

- ~
I H IL % M K p. CHA ASE
FLORENCE s. G.
AGENT FOR BUYING, SELLING AND RENTING
PhOPEK Y In and around tho "City Of Florence;''
offers valuable Town Lots.
he is also agent for tho Brooklyn and the Manhat-
tan Lie Insurance Companies. and socits the pa.
tronage of his friends in the abovA lines
With view to changes in business he offers his
valuable Stock and Town Property with his splendid
Store, at and below cost.
Address and call on him. 3* Januarv 10
HUNT. BROTHERS & CO., CHARLES
LII TON, s. G..
HUNT. THOMSON & CO., Nos. OF AND %. WATER.
STREET, NEW YORK
COTTON FACTORS AND COXAISSxON MER.
CHANTS.
Having recently established house in New York
we are prepared to offer every facility for rece wing
forwarding and selling COTTON and other Produce
Lioel al advances made on consignments, also on
shipments to our friends in Liverpool
JaAuary 18
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THE DAILY NEWS.
RD AN, WSON & CO.,
PROPRIETORs.
OFFICE No. 149 EAST BAY.

TERMs-DAnY NEWS, one year...............s6 90
DAILY NRws, six months. ............ 90
DAILY News, three months. ......... 2 90
TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, one year. ....... 90
TRI-WEEkLY NEWS six months. ...... 90
PAYaENr invariably in advaI No paper sent
unless the cash accompanies the order, for long
er time than raid for.
THE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscribers in
the city at 15 cents per week.
MISUNDERSTANDING insertion, 15 cents line;
subsequent inrertions, 10 cents line Business
Notices, 20 cents line. Marriage and Funeral No
tices, One Dollar each.
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No. l.
A N EXTRA COMMUNICATION OF THIS
IN Lodge will be hello IHIs (Tuosday) EvBNING
at half-past Soven o'clock.
The Fourteenth Degreo will be conferred, and an
election Of Officers will take place
By order fT. p. G. M
January 10 / II. e. BEDFORD Secretary
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HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
TNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS
Il Company will take place THIS EVENING at the
Engine House, in ArchJao. street. at Seven O'Clock
JAMES B. PATRICK,
january l9 Secretary.
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agricultural.
FRESH ARRIVAL.
EU ROPEAN SEEDS,
PER STEAMER CIMBRHA.

VEdErABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS, BULBoUf
ROOTS, &C., viz: Early and Large York Cav
page, Early and Late Drumhead, kariy and Late Bat
ter5es Early and Late Flat Dutch karly May EarJy(
sugar Loaf arly OK Heart and Green Glaze Cabl
cages, Drumhead and Green Curled Savoys, Brown
and Green Curied Kale. Caullhower, Brocal,i rad
ish, Turnips. Bee's, Carrots. Spinach, Onion Seed
aarsnips reley, Locks. Lettuce, Thyme. Sage &C !.
no., Red and White Planting Onions.
FLOWER SEED.
FINE MIXED aERANIANS, 80 cents per pager:
Large pansy or Eea taease. Large Double Carna-
uons, Picotee and Pheasant's Eye Pinkg Mixed yeq.
bena. Double Blood.red WsllAcwer Double Dah.ia,
Double GtihnOwers, Double Balsams 25 cents per
Uhnn Iinks. 0tlea Tricolor Double HoIlyocks |
Ciarkis Puichella, Larkspurs, Sweet william, Core1
opsis. Popptes. Mixed Nemophia Snap Dragon ]
Centcrbury Bells. Coxcomb, Sweet Mianonette, {
Sweet Al ssum, Princess Feather, china and der4
f, nan Astfrs Primrose zennia. Potunta Portulaca
Rnlo1 en L LDr1mmondi. IN Red valerlsn. Ranning Vines
go, &o ~ cents per paper; fine strong and vigoH
rooS stxSwbofry PsEss, choice collection OF Ne
Roses. Doubte Dahlias, all colors.
An ess,rsrnont Of HOUsEKE KEEPrNa ARTIcLEs
Agricultural and Horticultural Tmplernenta,
For eaio by JOHN THOMSON q CO..
No. 2s8 King-street
oonunEy 40 stUth12 Charleston. 8. g, ~
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The proprietor alee nesA.. b. . al.
BOrTLED WINES AND T.TQJOns

Imporssa ana bottisd by himseaE expfasaas for Sne
dlcsna uss. Dack bostss han his certfcate az 10 m
rtty. UIDaalsRGzW yW0Dk.W .Wn.
NovsmDer II 9mos
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WANTED, A COLORED WOMAN. To
W. cook for q family. She must be without en- i.
cumbrances and have good recomme endations. Ap-
tague. Jnnnarv TX
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GTRAYED. FROM No. az EaAYNE-
~ STREET. on the 10Th instant, P1INTER DOG
answers to the asne of "Hepo;'' has an oval liver
colored spot on the head is liver the other
white. Any one returning him will be lberally re.
wafded. January 15
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FREUNDsCnAETsBUND-

FTNHUNDSC tlAE' TSBUND.
A EXTRA MEETING OF THIS SOCIETY Will,
IA be held TH1s EVENING, at Light o'clock AS
matters Of great interest import lnce will be laid
before the society, prompt is requested
BY order OF the President
CHARLES STEGLING,
January 10 Secretary.
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OST.--AMYIP 4 PERSON FINDING A
IL small TOPAZ PIN will confer q favor and re-
ceive reward by leaving IL at ALLAN'S Jewelry
Store. sts IL January 10
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ASHLEY BASE FALL CLUE

ASHLEY BASE FALL CLUB
A TTEND SPECIAL MEETING OF YOUR
IN Club HIS EVENING, at Seven o'clock ut No
lU0 Coming-street. Punctual attendance is required
as business Of Importance Is to be transacted,
BY order. j. NJ MATHEWES Secretary
January 10 -
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TNFORMATION w ANTED-ANY In.
reached the city on Wednesday last viii he thanr
fully recived by his wife, MARIA KEYS, at Grocery
corner Church and Chamers-streets.
December 1G
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GROCERY STORE TO RENT.-THAT
W fine Old stand, corner Of Ring and Clifford
streets. is now vacant. Terms moder to. Apply to
Janukry z 10
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ITO RENT. A PIANO, I'm GOOD ORDER
Il Apply at THIS OFFICE. October az
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Go Bent.

ITO RENT. ROOMS AT NOS. 40 AND
Il 81 Broad-street; also, two Rooms in pr;s etc
residence. Apply to 81. DEAS, Jr., Attorney at Law
NO. IL Broad. street. tus December TX
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ENOR SALE, A No. FANCY sfaOyE
ware: 1t is in length about ten feet and in wiaii
TOUR Rect ANY one Wishing to purchase tho sam
can get Oil information BY applying at THIS OF
" Al3i. !.
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I ONG COTTON PLANTATION TO
IL RENT.-To rent, one of the finest SEA Is.
LAND co rTON PLANTATIONS in Christ Church
Parish, ten miles from Mount Pleasant on the sea
shore. Apply to j. McCABE No. SO Broad-street.
January 16 stutf,
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NEW York, No. 63 CEDARsrRrET.
-, Novamoer 90, 1857
UDoLPHo WoITE, Esq. Eareseft
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical ansIysis
two bottles Of "sohiedam schuapps." /" which 1 took
from fresh package in your bon"ed warehouse. and
find. as before, that the spirttuous liquor 10 tree
from injurious ingredients or falsifcation; that il
has the marks OF being aged and not recently pre-
pared Dy mechanical admixture Of alcohol apd aro.
matics.
Respectfully. FRED. n. MAYER,
Chemist
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A VERY PLEASANT SUITE or ApARfe
IA MEN1S to rent. with piazza and private etair
case attached. The rooms be rented separately
If desired. Apply at No. 80 KING-S1 REEF, a few
doors below Tradd tuths November ~
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Qopartnersbip Notife.

T AW WNOTICE.--THE UNDERSIGNHD
~ have ASSOCIATED themselves as Copartners In
ONCE for the present. No. 23 BRoAD-sTREEr.
HENRY d. LESE NE.
january Oh RICHARDSON MILES
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A GENTS WANTED.--S73 TO 5000 PET,
"A month, or commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA.
CH1NE; price $18. For circulars and TERMS address
c: BOWEtS & CO., No. 800 South Third-street,
Philadelphia, Pa. 3mo Dece,nber &
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ONE HUN:;ssED AID rtaIKn

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAIr..
ROAD COMPANY AND OF THE SOUTHWEST.
ERN RAILROAD RANK.
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SfbisSam, ,Sebnapps.

OFFICE OF UDOLPHO WOLFE,
oote Impo' ter Of the Schicd0m Aromatic Schndpps
No "a Beaver-street.
NEW York November g. 1898
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5or Sale.

ES0R sALE,a ATT CHRTsTOPEa d
a AMLkxANDEH'S AZ stables. No. 500 King street,
small lot OF No. i MULES n - : :
P&i ALSO,
Z .sw Ias Virginia HORSES, Saddle ana Draft
J January 10 %
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALI.
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEW =,
PAPERS, at publishers rates.
CHARLES G. RICHTER
April 81 No 161 KInc-sfreet
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Those s.Dnw.s.r

Mr.. EDITOR Those . dem'd dawgs again,
Cannot something be devised to stop their outrages !
They wake one up at night, as Paddy would say, at
9 O'Clock in the morning, with their eternal, never
yielding TO stone-throwing. Bow-wow-wow Yelp
yelp ! yelp! Bow-wow-wow l hear Il dozen, even
now.
A few days since | counted fve-and-twenty in a
group on Emma street, biting each other and snarl-
ing, and bow-wowing at a most vociferous pace.
Upon dispensing them, l found they severally re-
treated into three houses. IF were the Tax Col
lcctor I'd look sharply after them.) It's all very
well for DR.. Watts, of reverenced memory, to say
Let dogs delight to bark and bite"
but I calculate if the Rev'd. DR.. had ever traversed
Emma street ON a dark night, he would have found
reason to reverse his versifcation. have read of
the pestiferous propensities of the "'dawgs" at
Constantinople, Pera, and all those Turkish places /;
but l VOW I think Honolulu can, and I'm sure does,
beat them all hollow.
And then to see those wahines, q believe that is
the term for native women,) instead of carrying a
son and heir or heiress in their bosoms, cud-
ding thereto a dirty, filthy, fea-covered -
beast of a esdawg,' sometimes large and sometimes
smaller-why they simply ought TO be ashamed that
instead thereof they are not carrying their OcH
progeny l-NduNe papers pIedeS cOpy-I
But to turn to solid, downright earnest, something
ought TO be done by the authorities, who must them
selves, in all their iHusfriousness, "a new word
feel the annoyance, to abate what may be justly
termed the 8 Dog Nuisance" l verify believe the
dogs outnumber their keepers by a large percentage
and in such case, for the sake of humanity, their
numbers ought to be thinned.
am friendly-disposed toward the species termed
g brute (not / hope that am of the species
Dogs and horses are my special favorites, but the
ours which infest this city ought to be c~ur-taiied by
the hundred. Yours,
An ApNIRER OF " Dawes"
But q hGisr of ears.
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ANNIVERSARY or THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL
Thursday last, June 18th. was the Anniversary of
the Battle of Bunker Hill, a day very generally OBJ
served in most of the Eastern cities of the United
States. Flags were hoisted on shore and also on
the shipping in the harbor, reminding all Of
one of the great events in American history. The
I7th was also the anniversary Of the great attack
and repulsc of Lees forces on the national troops be-
fore Petersburg, in 1864.
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THE QuIcKEsr YEE-The steamship Chiaa, of the
Cunard line, arrived ut Boston May 9th, in the re-
markably short passage of seven days twenty-three
and a quarter hours from LiverpOol-the shortest
passage across the Atlantic ocean ever made. Pas
scngers for san Francisco might have reached that
city inside Of fften days from Liverpool, which will
lie regularly performed ere long.
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European.

In the House of Commons this evening, Otway,
Under Secretary OF Foreign Affairs. in reply ia u
question said Instructions had been sent the British
Minister at Madrid in regard to the seizure of the
brig Nary LOtrei. but should not be made known.
In A debate on Sir George Jenkin's motion to
strike out the clause providing the Maynooth Col
lege from the Church funds. Gladstone protested
against the inconsistent conduct of members who
voted for grants to Presby:erians aud oppose
COMPENSATION for Catholics conscnting to make use
of religious preIudices in their endeavers to defeat
the government. which was dealing out equal JUS
tice to all.
\ discussion ensued on the adviSability of draw
ing compensation for Maynooth College from the
Consolidated or Church funds. Mr. Bright opposed
placing any additional burthen on the taxpayers.
Mr.. Disraeli supported the grant. bat urged it to be
paid from the consolidated funds of the Govern
meut.
The majority against Jenkins motion was l26.
Mr.. Avtoun. Liberal member from kindaliy.
moved an amendment that the compensation for
MAMMOTH College De taken from the annuities in
stead Of the capital sum.
Alters long discussion. the House again divided
for amendment, l9S against 30j. Other amend
ments were proposed and then Withdrawn, and the
clauses in regard 10 Maynooth College. as originally
introduced by Mr.. Gladstone. were adopted.
MADRID. May "A directory is proposed. to
consist OF Serrano. RiverO and AlaZaga. with Prim
at its head as President and Minister of War.
The pluck Of American boat-cluos. in challenging
our Universities, after waving every point of
sDecialty in our favor, is universally recognized
. Immense crowds will be present at the races. and
we venture to say that the victory Of our gallant
and chivalrous rivals would he received even with
as great enthusiasm as that OF our own crews.
THE DUcHY OF LAUtENBURG-Tbe incorporation
of the Dmchy of Lauenburg with Prussia is shortly
to take Mace. negotiations for that purpose having
been concluded in Berlin between Count Bismark
and the representatives of the puchy.
Nj. Motley viii be well received in this country.
His reputation both as a diplomatist and as an au-
thor will secure him more than common considera-
ton. 1t is to be hoped his mission will not be
oversh. dowed by the character OF the claims he
NAV be instructed to set up against us on the Ala
baTna question. Past negotiation has disclosed the
very utmost limits to which this country can by
anv persuasion be induced to go. An English
government is not ut all likely even to discuss prop
ositions which go beyond the late treaty and GER
tainlv Mr.. Summers measure of damages for Our
recognition of the South as beliigerents, and the
escape of the Alabana-quantua mihi dbeSt, q1tGH'-
t,unque ltcrdri D0tui-has very little likelihood OF
being conceded. If such a claim were ever made,
it would be difficult 20 persuade people in This conn
try that ii was really intended seriously.
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NEW LoCK.-We were shown n few days since 4
new combination Lock, the invention Of n brother of
Mr.. j. II. Thompson, which for compactness and Sc
curity is hard to beat. The lock shown us is intended
as a drawer lock, but the same principle can be used in
the construction fany lock used. by the combination
of letters arranged in the handle, the drawer can be
opened and closed by Il child, but thrown out, force
alone can succeed in gaining an entrance.
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Your correspondent has made diligent inquiries, but
received the answer, that there is nothing new un-
der the sun - and it is almost a fact that we ON.
Maui are wholly dependent on the Commercial Id
reriiser for those little news items that from week to
week may t~ransrire on the different islands. In
fact we couldn't do, wouldn't live and have our being
to our own and everybody's satisfaction, il the Mary
Ellen, or rather her well-known and appreciated
master. Capt. Crane, did not make a regular weekly
appearance, dispensing the news OF the week, mar
riaces. deaths, horses run away, falling off a log, or
sticking in the mud, rain or no rain, sc. So l say
God speed the Mary Ellen on her way, for the news
that the Murray may bring.
Yours, OCCASIONAL.
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The Austrian papers say the Sultan proposed
sending a delegation to visit the Pacific Railroad.
with q view of adopting the American railway sys
i-m IN Turkey
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Y Our thanks are due TO Captain Brown and
the first officer Of the brig Fred Thompson, for cour-
tesies shown in making up memoranda of their voy-
age. We found Captain Brown to be a firm believer
in the sounduess of Lieutenant Maury's system of
wind and current charts, of which he has a complete
set, with accompanying volume of directions and
other works, presented by the Lieutenant for abstract
logs furnished by the Captain.
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\ Boar RAcE.-Rumors are current of 4 race to
come oil between two sail boats of the Rhode Island
skiii model, now being constructed for parties in this
city. The boats will be between twenty-one and
twenty-five feet long on the keel. The keel of one Of
the boats was laid at the ship yard of Messrs. Tbbets
4 Sorenson, ON Thursday last that Of the other
near the stream back Of Liberty Hall, by Mr.. Thomas
Clark. Boat sailing is a harmless and healthful
amusement, and our harbOr for six months ofthe year
presents Il fine field for u trial.
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HAwAuAN ENTERPRISE.-Threc native IIawaiians
llave opened a carpenter shop on King street. as
will Ice seen by card in orr advertising columns,
aud ask for a share OF public patronage. Dir.
Kumalae. the senior member of the firm, is II car
penter of many years standing. having served 4
long apprenticeship under Mr.. Charles W. Vincent.
We say, as we always have, that when lIawaiians
come into the market in competition Tor trade or
work. that they should b. encouraged.
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MAKAwAo FEMALE SEMrNARY.-An appeal to the
public for means to rebuild the Seminary, lately de-
stroycl by fire, has been made. and has 50 far met
with a generous response. 1t Is proposed TO place
the property in the hands of Board of Trustees, for
the use and benefit of such Hawaiian females as may
choose to avail themselves of its course of education.
The Seminary has been doing Il good work, and should
be rc-established at the earliest possible moment, in
order that the seventy odd pupils may be gathered
in, before they become deInOralizcd.
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- The =. National Peace Jubilee = was held
in Boston this week. 10 continue * days. For
its special accommodation. a building Of enormous
proportions has been erected. with seats to accom-
mediate an audience Of fifty thousand, which num-
her. it WAS supposed. would attend. During the
first two days OF the sale OF tickets. $4,000 were
sold. An enormous organ was made for it. and
the choir was To- consist of 5000 singers. The
whole affair Is got mp on 4 scale for which the
Eustouiaus are already famous, and it IS To be
hoped that their enterprise has met with success.
Thursday last. June 18th. was to De the great
festive day OF the Jubilee week.
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washington Correspondence.

WAsulNGroS, d. G. Nov. 8, 1869.
The emancipation celebration at Ralti-
MGR, was attended by some of our colored
people, with band of music, &c.
The majority Of the committee have
voted to acqut Mayor Bowen Of all
wrong dong whatever in the matter Of
the charges against him of not letting
street grading contracts to the lowest bid
der &c; and his friends intend to crown
this vindication with = serenade ono OF
these fine evenings. .N NIB
A paper has been drawn Up by the
resistants to the removal Of the capital,
presenting reasons for its retention, and
the earnest desire that the agitation
should stop, as it only Injuries the city
and requesting President Grant to lend
his great influence to their object, anf
make d recommendation to Congress
touching the matter in his Forthcoming
message. | believe no decided opinion
of his has yet transpired on the subject
George Peabody, whose death, Thurs
day night, will thrill the heart of all tn
civilized world, commenced his bushes
career here in Georgetown and in ISL
the firm Of which he was member re
moved their house to Baltimore.
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Greensboro Pond Again.
GREENSBORO, Nov. 13, 1869.


We, the undersigned, citizens of Green's
borc, having seen an article in the News
dealer of Nov. I'd, signed by A. Il. jude
vine and ten others, respecting the safety
of the Pond in our town; which article
reflects npon the accuracy of previous
statement of Rev. Horace Herrick in re-
gard to said Pond, de hereby AFFIRM that
upon this day We have been, with proper
instruments, made thorough re-cxamin-
asion of the ground in question, making
measurements and estimates accurately as
possible, and we believe the statements of
Mr.. Ii. to be essentially correct. These
persons alluded to, say, There was no
solid rock found by any one about the
Pond to our knowledge, except lot of
loose stones that have quite recently been
thrown in about the pond where its wa
ters had commenced outlying on the SOUTH
erly side Of the dam or bulkhead." We
find ledge underlying the surface at 4
depth OF from 2 to o feet, for several rods
upon each side of this ountet, and upon
this ledge the dam, or bulkhesd, IL built