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WiIminrton market.

WILMINGTON, April 3.-TuRPENTnE-Is a shade
lower. and We quote sales of 369 bos at 50 85a2 80
for soft and 81 75 for hard, per 2S8 pounds-closing
at lowest figure.
SPIRITS TuRpKH1ME-Market Unchanged, and
sales Of only IS bb,s at 46o per gallon.
RosN-Steody. Sales OF 363 bbls st 81 80 for
strained, 81 rs for strained and No. Q, and ~ for
TAn-Is lower Sales Of 21s bbls at 81 e5, and 22O
. bbls at 81 80 per Dbl.
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Consignees per south Ca1 oIlna Railroad
Apru 3.

494 bales Cotton SO bales Domestic, 50 bbls Ma
val Stores. car Lumber, 10 cars Wood and 2 cara
Stoc',. 10 Rlilroad Agent, Pczer. Rodgers co. 1
d Devices, Johnston, Crews Z co, Mantoue q
CO. Reeder & Davis Frost Adgpr, Adams, Damon
L Co, G " Williams Co. Z Sloan, W Ryan,
J Pringl0, D Jennings l. Co, 1hurston Holmes,
Sharp Co, W O Courtney Co, Greaser
Smith, " " Smith. G Fon, NJ Goldsmith Son,
Werner Ducker and John Connors.
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for !" falr' to "good;" prime, SC.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE. Thursday, April l.-CoTToS-Liv-
erpool closed dull to-day, but unchanged. New
York was dull. and 4aNc. lower. Our market is
weak at quotations. butno disposition to press sales
We quote: Ordinary 2la2S; good ordinary 24h; low
middling 25a25h.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on h'nd september j, lS6S....
raooivs5 urev;onsiv ~ ss5-45. 1oS
Total. 1"'A'
Shipped to-day. 90 20 20 7s1
Shipped previously. -oo''o-
Stock on hand. coon
CoaN-The receipts today amounted 10 over G 'vvo y"
bushels with shipments It. c S baypS b1UG and c sacked
and delivered in depot
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Cleared Saturday.


Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New Yors-Jas
s,o,n,sSi,, = ,r-land Johnson
4: Treuh 1m.
schr W Steele, Buck, Kingston, Jarnaica-Paul'
Welch Brandes.
Schr WanRta, HAWKINS, New York via deorgetoWn,
SC-Risley Creighton.
Sailed Yesterday.
schr Wanata; Hawkins, Geors town, G.
Schr Damon, johnson, Geo getown, Z.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, woodhun, New York.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, baltimore.
Schr " 81 Steele Buck, Kingston. Jamaica.
Went to sea Friday.
schr Edith, Randall, satilla River, Ga.
From this Port.
schr Rachel Seaman, High, New Yort, April !.
Sehr Il W Godfrey, sears, Providence, April l.
Schr T. Orcutt, Raskel Georgetown. s @, March 29,
schr C Heller, Mitchell, Georgetown, G, March
sehr John E Daley, Wall, Georgetown 8 c, NJ arch
UP for this Port.
schr Ellen Carr, at Mayaauez, R, to sai March 25
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, at Philadelphia,
schr Z +, ,Cabeda, Swain, at New York, April !.
LIST OF tESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS Pohi .
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Winthrop Stewart, cleared -. March .
The Royal Charlie. Anderson, sailed. Marcn .
The Clifton, up. 10 70
Bark Helen Sands, Vtis, sailed March IL
BAYAGuEZ, Pr
Schr Ellen. Carr, up. to sail. a............ March 20
British schr Lion, Mcclellan. ..."March 8
DOMESTIC
BOSTON.
Brig VIM Robertson, Reed, up.... Barch 4
Scbr Sarah hammond, Wiley, cleared. Marcn SO
Schr NJ Bonney, small, cleared. March "
Scl,r Stephen Morris Seam1n. cleared. March 70
Schr James Crocker, Currier, up.... ....maIcn oo
PORTLAND. ME.
Schr Martha Maria, Dean, cleared. d........ March u
NEW YcnK.
schr Ida Richardson, Bedel], March 29
Schr r Cabada, Swain, cleared. ..... April !
Schr Col Cook, Bearse, slarcn ~
Scbr Yankee Blade, -, up. ........... .Marcn 10
Schr W smith, Tooker, cleared. d.......... March ~
Schr jessie Clark, -. up. ...Marcn 4!
Schr Mary Stow, Rankin, up..... .........M ..Marcn 81
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Prometheua Gray, cleared" april
Sehr Watauga Lawrence, up oa 0d
Schr Hannah Little, Godfrey cleared ....Marcn ~
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Marine Afws.

Port of Charleston. April 8.
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RosToN. March Sl-CoFFEE.-Ihere 1s scarcely
ANYTHING doing in this article and Pric remain tins
same as previously noticed Java has b Gu selling
in small lois at 22Hc, gold. and Rio at l5alSc per
pound, gold. st. Do ripgo is scarce and quiet and
prices are nominally 9I9Ac per pound, gold, IN
bond. ~ ,<
pound higher than at the close Of last week, but hc
demand from manuf icturers has been quite hnitt,.
and sales confined to smell lots. The receipts st
Southern ports continue to show falling OF. and
adyices from Great Britain have been more fayora-
be The sales have been at 2531a26J1c for ordinary;
27a273sc for good o. d.nary: 2sa2SA; for low mid
ding. and 29a29Hc for mi6dling, including uplands
and Cult The srock is about 10 600 bales, and hold
ers are quite confident Of d favorable change and
higher prices.
DoMEsr1cs market for cotton and woolen
goods has been rather unsettled the plst week, ana
some tyles of coitons have been sold at conces.
SON. Woollens are dull and in limited demand put
it is believed that week OF two o. fAVoraeie
weather would lead TO more active movements.
NAVAL STORES Demand for spirits turpepatine aaae
moderate and prices have eased of. The aales have
been 52a53c per gallon Tar is steady ut s4a4 2o per
bbl Rosin and pitch have been quiet
R1cE.-There have been sales OF 40oa50c bble caro-
lima at 9Isa10c per pound.
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Nashville Market.

than at our last review We quote roaGh at s. 759s2
10, depending upon quality; anu clean at s@shc.
for far to "good;" prime, Sc.
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Intsrior Cotton Markets.

ABBEy1ILE April 2.-cotton dull at 2eK cents.
UNION. april la few bales sold durin the
week at IS cents.. -.
=, SELMA, March sl.-sales SS5 bales at 26X to 27
:, cents: Market quiet and easter.
cHERAw, April 1.--Sales this week 81 bales at 24s
2SXc- The demands good. and the market closes
/. arm at these prices.
} oR6NGEBURa, April 3-Sales for the week 80
bales. with good demsnd. We quote or dlnary 24K.
low rniddling 25z. middiing 26c.
- COLUMBUS: April. loving to their scarcity
e6s2eHc are offered for middlng to strict mddling,
o5Xa25Kc for low middling. Grades lower than
uaiddng sfull Warehouse sales, Is bales; receipts
b la2 bales; ahipments 80 bales.
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GgmmerfiaI.
FYuOrfS.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhsttan-1S7 terces
Rioe. I6e bales Cotton, 26 bales Yarn, 81 pkgS
Sundries and 69 Empty Barrels.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Maryland-79 tercss e6
Rice 1873 bales Upland Cotton. 10 oa es Iarn S ~
bales Rags, 900 feet Boards, 25 pkgs Fruit ana
Peas and >undries. ,.., oeo
KINGSTON, JaMAICA-Per schr steeiemaoo ..aoo
bbls Potatoes, 100 bbls Flour ana Gases
PicileR
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PORT CALENDAtS.
PHASES OF THE MOON.
Last Quarter, Sd, 8 hours 90 minutes. evening.
New Moon. 18th, 8 hours, 27 minutes. evening.
First Quarter, 10Th, hours, 46 minutes, morning.
Full Noon, 27th. hour. l minute, morning.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
April 3.

81 bales Cotton 2SO bushels Rough Rice. 13o bbis
Naval Stores, umber. Mdse, &c. To kin:man
Howell d Stoney, j Marshall, Jr, O'NellI q
Son. b walter l. co, Mazycks Saltus, Geo
williams Co, II bischof Co, Pelzer. hocgers
Co. Weiters. Fripp l. May. Frost 'dger. geo
Clark Co, Quackenbush, W Emanuel,
SLOAN II J Gainnor and Railroad Agent.
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON saturday Evening, April D.
CoTToN.--fhere was somewhat an improved feel
Ing in the market for this article, with better in
uuiry and disposition to frmer rates. Sales 500
bales say 27 at 26c; 26 at 2Sac Il at 28Hc.; ss at
a7c; 1s at 2TAc.; At at 27Xc.; 70 at 27kc.; 81 at
27Xc.; 2S at 27s1c.; 50 at 2sc, and IA on private
terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ..... .26I@27A
Low uilQQnnS. az
Middling. g......................... .27A@-
By New York classification We quote:
Low middling. .....2f1@-
RICE-This artise was in fair request at steady
rates. Sales 157 terces of clean Carolina, viz: 26'
atsHc.; 46 at s4c.; 70 at s5-l6c.; 8 at s15c q n
We quote common to fair clean Carolina at 7Hc,@
SIC; good, 8 5-16 to SIC.
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Colorcd Conservatism.
TO THE EDITORS or THE NEWS

TO THE EDITORS or TIE NEWS
The Conservative colOred men OF Charleston
have recently noticed several attacks made upon
our action in forming club for the purpose OF TAX
Ing care OF our own true interests, aud releasing
our city from the rules OF these Radicals. We are
oil natives OF Charleston, and have all our lives
known our own people, aud arc well aware thnt
their prosperity is ours. We are not adventures,
who hnve come here only since the war, whose
only hope Of making q living lies In political cx-
cicmcnt and an nnqniet state OF society. And the
party who has attacked lIs through the Mission
AIRY (y) Record the SO called Reverend X. H. Cain
himself, is only one Of the same Adventures al
lutcd to- brought forward here only by political
disturbances, like mud from the bottom OF q dis
tnrbcd pool. Ills bnrcfaccd hypocrisy IL well
known TO all Of the colorcd men Of Charleston,
anu although calling himself minister OF the
Gospel, his wilful falschoods prove him to be more
properly minister OF Satan.
Now we have undertaken 10 aid the white men
Of our native city in releasing It from the clutches
OF the convicted feons and unprinciplcd atlvcn-
turcra who arc now dragging us down. and all we
ask for Is The support aud countenancc OF our own
white men In our undertaking Most OF US are
well known by most OF the respectable people OF
our city, aud defence from such attacks us those
In question Is necessary only to prove that We are
In earnest In our assertions and our aims and we
trust that our trespassing upon your columns
win be considered In that light.
CoLORED CONSERVATIVES
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CRuAns.-ThIs Is the last day OF grace al
executions will be placed in the hands Of the
sheriff.
The list OF letters held for postage In the Savan-
nah posloflcc contains the names OF Miss Flor
ence La Fond and Henry Martin, OF Charleston.
The Legal Debating Society meets this evening
The colorcd fremen Indignantly resent tho in
sinuatrons or theft made by the Chief OF Police,
at the East Bay fire.
gold watch changed owners In a peculiar way
on Saturday evening. Tho loser can hear some
thing to his advantage ut this Office.
picnic party had n very pleasant time ut
Drayton Hall, on Saturday. 1t was attended by
about 200 ladies' and gentlemen, and the old hall
was rcjuyenated.
On Wednesday, 3d instant, the dwelling house
and Kitchen belonging to A. w. Young about
thirteen miles from Wlnnsboro', was totally dcs-
troyed by fire, together with o part OF the con-
tents.
Robert Savage, T. F. Bunch, Sam DcEcrson and
- Price have been appointed night watchmen
In the Customhousc. Sam has mt last got a
chance at the loaves and fishes SO much for the
Comet Light Infantry screnadc.
An alarm OF fire was given ut hal(-past seven
O'Clock last evening, caused by the burning OF
streets. No engines were eat.
The new restaurant in Meeting street, opposite
the lIihernian Hail, will he formally opened to-
day by the proprietor, Mr.. Aug. StclIlng.
The Gcthsemanc Baptist Association will con.
vcnc In the Morris Street Baptist Church this
morning at ten O'Clock.
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In 1Icn orinn,.

At a meeting Of the Charleston Hook and
Ladder Company, No. 9, held at their hall on the
evening OF November s, lSdo the following pre-.
ambfc and resolutions were unanimously adoptcd I:
Again has the fell archer, Death, visited our
ranks and takcr from amongst us, In the prime OF
their manhood and usefulness, our brother fire.
men, Gcssrs. GEORGE KRusg and j. c. GILBERT.
whose devotion to this company for many years
was always earnest, and by us warmly npprcci-
ated. They were good iiremcn, warm friends and
cheerful companions. They died as they lived,
honest and upright men. Therefore, be 1t
Rcsolreti That, whilst bowling with humble sub
mission to the will Of Almighty God, L. IIay be
permitted us to place on record an expression of
the loss we have sustained and to drop n tear to
the memory OF our departed comrades.
ReSOtred, That this company deeply lament the
death OF our brother trcmcn, Messrs. KRIISl and
GILBERT, cndcarcn to us as they were by the
strongest ties OF association and friendship.
ReSOluea, That blank page i'm our minute
book he dedicated TO their memory and inscribed
with their names.
Rcsn!ned Tliat we wear the usual badge OF
mourning at our next parade.
Re5ourd Tint we tender to the widows OF our
AMI sympathy ut their sad bereavement
ReSOtppd That these proceedings be published
IN FHE NEWS nnd Courier and q copy be sent to
the WIDOWS OF the deceased by our secretary.
GEO. hoLAIN, Secretary II. & L. No. 2
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The Radicals and the worhingmen.
CHARLESTON, November Is.

CHARLEsTON, November H.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS
How, In the name Of Heaven, can the working
men expect aid from the champions OF Pillsbury
AMI lis clique who have scattered tho Democrat
ic members OF the police force aud Democrats OF
every other department over which they have
control, with little feeling OF humanity as the
four winds Of heaven scatter loose dirt over OUT
mother earth. And thus for q Radical who Is the
advocate Of these suckers OF public pap TO braZen
y tell IL lot Of honest workingmen that our rights
are safer In their hands than I'll the hands OF our
own tried and trusty men, is too much for any
honest men TO swallow. Ills excuse was, because
they were watched. They need watching. They
have iilled Iery place within their gift with Radi
calls and turned out Democrats. 1t In Radical
watch Radical. And when they come with their
taN book aild cry "stand anl deliver" then alone
arc we cyc-Witnesscs TO their outragcs In Il Imam
cial way.
If this Radical champion he n friend Of the
working man. why didn't he advocate the cause
U! the Democratic policemen who were shifted
from the force, and their places filed by incxpc-
rlencc,l mcnS The workingmcu must anu will or
ganIc for their own protection but they do not
intend to he led on 10y inccndarics, who would
make capital Of us for their own selfish anu gree
dy purposes.
To-day our STATIC would have been prospcrous'if
II had not been for these men, who were howling
through the woods and fields, hunting the coorcd
man to tell him something about the "forty acre
ami mule" ami the 'nicc little homestead"
They are the men who have paralyzcd our differ
cnt trades, and rs long rs they are among rs our
prospects for prosperity lie far in the future.
know the president who presided ut the meet
Ing OF Friday 10 be upright in his connection with
1t, and i'll fact nearly all the officers, but there Is
ut least one wolf among the sheep. Let the work
ingmcn inquire If they have an Official among
them who pretcnds to represent any Union, and
asccrtai: whether lie is in good standing In his
own Union. A WORKINGMAS
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TnE MASONIC FAIR OPENS TnIs EVENING
The fraternity have been untirng in their efforts
to outdo all previous Fairs, and the ladies have
proved invaluable conductors in the tasteful dec
Grafton anu tempting arrangcmement Of the
tables. On Friday and Saturday fair fingers
were busy manipulating evcrgrccns and hanglng
wreaths and garlands. The tables arc ranged on
either side Of the hall, and are surmountcd by
arches bearing the name OF the lodge and con-
ncctcd by others, on which orc inscribed Masonic
notices. They were constructed by c. w. Styles,
and arc placed in the following order, commence
Ing at the door on the north side: Union Kilwn-
ming Lodge, No. 4; Landmark, No. 76 Strict OBJ
scrvancc, No. %; st. Andrews, No. 1O Solomon's,
No. l; Friendship, No. 0. In the centre, against the
stage, arc the tables Of the Chapters and Com
man.lcry; OH the south side, commencing from
the stage, arc Friendship, No. o; Orange, No. II;
Washington, No. s: Tyre, No. 1876; Franklin, No.
DO and pythagorcan, No. 81. The centre Of the
hall Will be occupied by Wnlhalla and IaCandeur
Lodges, the soda water stand and jacobs we'll
Tue two tables of Friendship Lodge, on either
side OF the stage, arc for refreshments, and gor.
geous bill OF fare is promised. The ballroom
down stairs Will he In the charge Of .WalhaIa and
LaCandeur Lodges. A telegraph will be open
ana messages can he sent to any part OF the
globe. There Is TO bc no urgent solicitation by
mt which the Masonic sisters will he stationed
Everybody will drop In and take n look at the
scene OF cnchantmcnt this evening.
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By virtue OF nm order OF sale to mo directed, in
the case OF SeSling VS.. Hicks, will offer for sale
ut Public Auction, ut the Old Postoilce, foot OF
Broad street, on TUESDAY, the 23ll OF NoYcnl-
Der, 1859, At II O'Clock 4. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND with The buildings there
on, situate, lying and being on the south side Of
Reid street, in the City Of Charleston and known
by the No. s. Measuring ana containing In front
on Retd street forty feet. ana IN depth one hun
dre,l and twenty-five feet, be the same moro or
less; butting and bounding north by Reid street.
south ami west by lands now or late OF G. ii.
Stevens, and east by lands now or late OF G. H.
Stevens.
ALSO
All that LOT OF LAND with the buildings tIiero-
on, situate, lying and bcing Calhoun street.
tsouth side,I in the City Of Charleston State nforc.
salu Measuring In front OH said street thirty
-FOUR }4 feet, more or less, and in depth one hun
nrcd mud six tlO8 feet, more or less; butting and
bountlinS to the east OH lands now or late OF PnuI
Raha, to the west on lands OF j. r. Ellsworth, to
the north OH Calhoun street, and to the south on
lands now or lnte Of Henry llOrlbcck.
Terms,-One-third cash, and tic residue on q,
credit OF one and two years, with interest from
the day or sale payable scm-annunlly, secured
by bond or bonds OF the purchaser or purchasers
and mortgage OF the premises. The buildings to
bc insured and the policies assigned. Purchaser
10 pay for stamps and papers.
WIN. ]. GAYER,
nov8 m3tul Special Referee.
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FIRE.-About three O'clock yesterday morn
ing The loud booming OF The alarm boil grated on
the ear and caused fremcn to leave their beds in
stantcr. The fire was discovered in the grocery
store Of Mr.. NJ. B. Reagan at the southwest cor
ner OF College and Calhoun streets. The upper
portion Of the building was un0ccupicd, and as
the houses in the ncighborhood were all OF wood
and old finder boxes, 1t was with great dilculty
that the 1remen confined the iiamcs to the store
and adjoining building. The property was owned
by Alderman Holloway, and was uninsured. Mr..
Reagan had $500 insurance In Colburn & How
ell's agencies. Great credit is due the colorel
frcmen for the able manner In which they coped
with the flames.
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FIRE IN SUMTER CouSTY.-Our attentive
correspondent in Maysville writes that con last
Friday the ginhousc OF DR.. L. NJ. Gregg, In upper
Salem, about seven miles from Mnysville was
burnt, with seven bales OF cotton in the seed ana
about four hundred pounds OF cotton seed. The
cotton belonged TO Captain II. ID. COrbeit, Mr..
johnson and some freedmen and was uninsured.
The fire was In all Probability caused by q match
or gun cap In the cotton then being ginncd. The
freedmen worked nobly, saving all the surround.
Ing buildings, which, from the intense heat and
the violence OF the wind, were for some time In
imminent danger"
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nov8 n3tri
GOUTII CAROLINA, KERSHAW COUN-
~ TY-IN EQUITY.
JAMES CHEsNUT, EXECUTOR, vs. NARY a
REYNOLDS. SARAH CTBSNUT, MARY
G. FRlERSON. ETAl.-BlLI FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF WILL,
PARTITION &c

In nnrauo ncn m a 1noroo ,,,a., n, ~,
~ tuShualcG Oh decrec made In the above cause
m,hIic sein So,n.a lSos. we VIII expose TO
at ~ o;nin, ., oSiv,G Ine SouItnousc, In Capdenf
nccemhor nnn; ~; m'' oh moNDAf' the 6th day OF
Tho foiinwimo m"Aa, n, ~, vo,,o,,o .,,n,
,hrna toi15mn.g t 5 uost saiunoie LANDS, lying from
inmc5Iotciw IN s tho G Sn1,, the moTn OF Camden,
frontinm m ,yn.orao o STu.n' ni Su,onnu hahroaa,
cost,vnssd,y % ,wo ',ie iNuI, anu running BACK,
nnd ncres nne ibomsonT ~ VnsI @ nsc llouE.
lands in cnl,Ivotion oma ,ho m,io aiu hnc sHnmp
CULTIVATION and ovnr tIrno tIanns,. mG upnnus IN
forest heavily timbercd viii naks , ~ orieinat
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THE STEAMSHIP SAEAGOssA.-This superior
steamship, for several years past favorle on the
route between this port and New York, has lately
bccn thoroughly ovcrhaulcd and put In superior
condition, with new boilers, and her hull has
been rcnttcd and placed in condition to give the
utmost facility and security TO passengers and
freight The Saragossa belongs TO the Lcary
line, and Is consigned to Messrs. Ravencl 4 Co.
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UNITED STATES C0URr-lION. GEO. $. BRYAN,
| PRksIDING.-EX partc John c. Marshal,-pctition
| for final discharge. Granted.
Ex parto r. $. Hayward & Sons-petltion for
| final discharge. Granted.
Fix partc Peter p. Palmer, OF 81. John's-pcti-
tion for final discharge Final hearing ordered
on December 3, ut Columbia.
Ex partc NJ. Livingstone, NJ. G. Argoc, J. T..
Milhons, NJ. Euilum and J. T. Kcnncdy-pctlion
to establish liens. Izlar Dlbblc and iiutson Il
Logan, pro pet. Registrars report confirmed
FIX parte A. II. Abrahams, assignee, in re f.
Scott & Co., Levy & Alexander ana Levy prucker-
petition to sell closes In action. ]. N. Nathans,
pro pet. Assignee ordered to SELL
FIX partc Munro & Arthur, I'm re RObt. beatty.
Claussen Thompson, pro pet. Referred to w. J.
Clawson.
EN parte Thomas IaMo;te, assignee, in re A. M.
Hunt, assgncc-petition to sell real estate
Granted
In re Robert S. Miller. Brewster 4 Spratt, pro
pet. Amended schedule ordered.
Ex parte Thos IaMottc, assignee in re A. M.
IIunt-pctition to sell lands. McMastcr, pro pet
Registrars report confirmed and assgnec's sale
ordered.
EX partc Fly Golbold, of Marion-pciiion for
final discharge. w. W. Iiarce, pro pet. Final
hearing ordered December 3I, ut Columbia.
EX paric James S. Glover, in re +. r. Davis--pc
titicn to establish lien. Henderson and Bchrc,
pro pct. Report confirmed.
EX nric T. A. Sitgrcaves and Harvey Jaggcrs,
OF Chcstcr-pctition for final discharge. Cluwson
and Thompson pro pet.
G. S. Clync. of York. j. Bolton Smith, pro pet
Petition for final discharge. Referred TO Regis
trar Clawspn.
FIX rartc G. X. Ryan, assignee, In re. II. ID.
Evans, j. j. Brookcr and l.. W. Williams, bank
rupts-rcp0rt OF sales G. d. Bryan. pro pet. Or
ucrcd that report be confirmed.