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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-04
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PHILADELPHIA, August %, 1862
MBssRs. FARREL, HERRING Il Co.
Gentlemen:-ln the year 1856 unfortunately was
in business in the Artisan Building, which was de-
stroyed by fire on the 10th of April l had then in
use what supposed was Fre-Proof Safe, but upon
opening it / found everything destroyed, and fire
burning therein.
You will recollect gentlemen, there was several
OF your Safes in that fire, also several in the fire at
Sixth and Commerce streets, the next May, five
weeks afterwards, all of which upon being opened
proved they were tire-proof indeed, for witnessed
the opening of the most Of them, and in every
the contents were preserved, while Safes of other
makers were partially or entirely destroyed. 1 at
once concluded to have something that l could de-
pend upon, and purchased one OF your Safes.
The safe purchased Of you at that time was sub
jected to white heat (Which was witnessed by sew
eral gentlemen that reside in the neghbOrhoOd) at
the destruction of my Marble Paper factory 92i
Wallace street, on the afternoon and evening of the
Ath inst. Alter digging the safe from the ruins,
and opening it this morning. was much pleased to
find everything consisting OF books, papers, money
and slverware, all right. 1 shall want another of
your safes as soon as can get place to continue
nv business ill., could not rest contented with any
Other make of safes.
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Marble Paper Manufacturer.
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, the
most reliable protection from fire now known. HER
RINGS NEW PATENT BANKERS SAFES, COM
bnng hardened steel and iron with the fatent Frank
Unite or SPIEGEL EiSEN, furnishes a resistant
against boring and cutting tools TO extent hereto
fore unknown.
FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
HERRING, FARREL q SHERMAN,
No. 251 BROADWAY corner Murray ST., N. Y.
HERRING CO., Chicago.
HERRING, FARREL SHERMAN, New Or
leans. S194p
ITaTz, j. WATSON & SON, GSsI7T,
i%IElll OF tn. late firm Of EVANS WATSON. =
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROoF
= A H H . II o R Il,
NO. So SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
salS A few doors above Ohesnut St, Pbiada.
OARPENTERs AND BUILDERS.
p. r. THoM AS d CO.,
Doors, Blinds, Sash, Shutters
WINDOW FRAMES. ETC.,
NV. CORNER OF
EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Streets
D2e sm PHILADELPHIA.
GE o r C e PL . w M A n
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
No, 1a4 DOCK STREET, PHILADELPHIA
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

(sa PEREMPTORY SALE. - BY ORDER OF
El:M heirs. = Thomas q Sons Auctioneers.-very
valuable business stand. Three-story brick store,
No 84S North Third street. above Vine street. 20 by
12S feet On Tuesday, September 1862 at IL O'Clock,
noon Will be sold at public sale, without reserve, at
the Philadelphia Exchange all that valuable three
story brick store and lot of ground situate on the
east side OF Third street, between Vine and CallOw
hill streets, NO. S4S; containing in front on Third
street 90 feet, and extending in depth 1923 feet The
easternmost part of the lot is occupied as beer
garden. 1t is situate in very valuable business
neighborhood Subject to yearly quit rent of
shilling and pence sterling. Immediate possession
Keys " the SIc1fR T&o%%s o sOsGSfS &aeoneer
s 7142l94 Nos. 139 and 14l s. FOURTH Street
a. REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS Il SONS SALE.
E:M-NeTy valuable Business Stand Three-stOry
9lck Store and Dwelling, S E. corner Of Ninth no and
u O'Clock noon will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that very valuable three
story brick messuage, with twOstOry back building
and lot of ground, situate at the S. Il. corner OF
Ninth and Cherry streets; containing in front on
depth along Cherry street 95 feet to 4-feet wide
alley 1t has all the modern cOnyeniences, and is in
excellent order, having been recently improved by
the present owner at great expense The location is
desirable for almost any kind of business, being in
Of the leading thOrOughfares of the city, and is
well situated and adapted for banking institution,
which is much needed in this particular business
locality. 1t is occupied as store and dwelling, and
is good business stand. Clear of all ncum6rance.
Terms-Sl000O may remain on mortgage. Imme-
diate possession. May be examined any day pre-
NJ THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers,
s7142194 Nos 139 and 14l S. FOURTH St.
o. REAL ESTATE-THOMAS a. SONS SALE
kI Business Locati0n.-Three-stor brick dwelling
NO. sll Locust street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets. On Tuesday, September 7, 1869, at l2
O'Clock, nOon will be sold at public SALE at the Pha-
delpha Exchange all that valuable threestory brick
messuage and lot OF ground, situate ON the north
side Of Locust street. third door west OF Eighth street,
No. Sl, containing in front Locust street Is feet
and extending in depth 90 feet to an alley with
the privilege thereof. 1t has basement, Kitchens
with cooking ranges, parlOrs first floor, Z
hafn hot md
excellent location for hotel or restaurant being
directly opposite the main entrance to Musical Fund
Hail. Immediate possession. Subject to a yearly
ground rent of $40 TerrAs, $1,000 may remain on
mortgage.
NJ. THOMAS a SONS, Auctoneers,
2l s3t Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street
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February AZ
THE STATE of. SOUTH CAROLINA
GREENvILLE COUNTY.-lE CHANcERY.

THE STATE Of SOUTH CARoLINA--
GREENvILLE CoUNTY.-lN cHANoERY.
Wyman, Byrd g. Co., Us. Grady & HaOthorn.
Bill to Fo7eelose Mortgage, De.
By virtue ofthe decretal order Of his Eonor Judge
James L. Orr, ln4de in the above case, Will sell
to the highest bidder at Greeuvle Courthouse, On
MONDAY, the ath Of April next, q
The PREMIsEs described in the pleadings. viz:
All thnt PIECE, PARCEL AND TRACT OF LAND,
situated In the County Of GreenN le. seven miles
from the Courthouse and six from the Greenyiua
Railroad Depot lying both sides Of Reedy Rtvers
containing four hundred and ntneyntne acres
more or less, in high state of cultivation Upon
the place Id located the ve known Cotton and Wool
Factory of the depnda s. The Cotton Factory fs In
tull operation, with some nine hundred and hfty
spindles and twent -four looms; the Wool Factory
with one hundred and twer ty mule spindles ts also
in good order and successful ope alton. On the
premises are good Flouring, Grist and Saw Mills,
with blacksraith shop-two com ortabe dwelling
houses and several sm1l framed houses for tha
operatives, with nice brick church. The water
ROVER at all seasons s sufficient to drive three dmea
the amount of machinery now In operation. Inc
country il remarkably healthy, with climate un-
surpassed In the United Staes with sober, indus
trious and energetic population. Wooded lands ad-
jacent well hmbered, can be purchased at reasona-
BILE prices Tris il the best oppo tuny tor an tu-
yesment to capitalists that has beon offered IN tne
up-country SINCE the war.
Terms cash. Purchaser To pay for.papers and
stamps. W. A. MCDANIEL, y. q. y. ,
Clerks Office. February I'd, 1869.
March sW0
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FEDERAL OFFICERS FOR SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Unexpected Appointments-G SUR
prise to the Republicans-Tremen
Excitement In Columbia.

dispatch received in Columbia from what
is regarded as reliable source announces the Fede-
raj officers for South Carolina follows: No change
! in tho Marshal, Postmaster or treasurer, those
pisces being n taiped respectively by Messrs j. P
M. E2ping Stanley G. Trott and ]. D. GeddinGs For
Collector of Internal Revenue G. ". Clark present
Acting Mayor, to fill the vacancy occasoned by tho
resignation of Senator Sawyer For Collector OF tho
Port vice Dr. A. g. Mackey. L: T. Potter, one OF tho
present Acting Board OF Aldermen. For Assessor Of
Internal Revenue - Herrick, rice Alexander
Lindstrom.
The news created the greatest consternationanone
the Republican cohorts and, 1t is slid, MADE some
of the most cited of the party temporarily crazy
They could not understand it. The more tney
thought about it the more astonish hing 1t seened.
That the mighty potentates OF the party in Washing
ton should be 30 badly posted in regard to the do
mestic affairs Of the PARTY In South Carolina, was
past comprehension. There seemed to be but one
way to account for it, ana that was that the senators
had proved creant to their trust as watchdoss OF
the party and great was the feeling against them
on this suppositioD, that there was strong talk OF
asking them to resign. Turn 1t as they would take
the whole thing together each case separately,
was simply astounding. for instance, there
wa, Epping anathemaized by both parties by
turns, and yet he held his own despite
of all the efforts OF the renowned Leslie. who had
manage d to make himself after fashion. friends
with everybody If it were fashionable way OF e1-
pressing mourning nowadays, Leslie would have
torn his hair, put on saekcloth, and rolled in the
ashes. As 1t was, heweyer, he only blasphemed {,
tare up his census papers and hugged the we'll
known clerk of the Senate nearly to death. Then,
too there wac Clark who dad been doing his hest TO
cheat the party out of Its victory In Charleston, and
ths re were Potter and Geddngs his chief cooks and
bottle washers all rewarded, as it were, fer treason
And how was it possible that quiet old gentleman
hk Mr. Trott, who attends to his own business and
let's other people attend to theirs, could keep his
place. while there were dozen an mployed "troolY
| loyal"-anxious to make living at the expense OF
the government 1t was very astonishing. and the
excitement occasioned In the South Carolina Legis-
lature was only equalled by that in Congress when
the abinet was announced.
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OPERA BouFFE.-Our theatre-goers will be
glad to learn that Manager whitman's company, on
their way to New York. will give two performances
in Charleston, on Monday and Tuesday evenings
the pieces selected being "cinderella" and "Un-
dine" both of which combine the most pleasing
features of the spectacular drama Ia Opera Boufe.
Each piece will be put upon the boards with the
most elaborate preparation of stage machinery aud
effects Mlle Bernard. star who has never appear
ell In Charleston, but whose acting and singing have
delighted the Savannah public will sustain the lead
ing parts. Positively but two performances Will be
given, as the theatre is engaged aar Wednesday for
tho minstrels.
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FoR GEORGETOWN AND PEEDEE.-Speclal at
tention Is called to the advertisement of Messrs.
Shackelford Kelly announcing an arrangement oy
which their steamer the Emile, connects with the
General Manigault at Georgetown. and thus affords
through freight and passage to Ill poina on the Pee
dee. The Emile win make but one trip week until
further notice.
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Residences, Offices and Scores.
BY I. s. *. BENNETT,
RaoI MafuS a--c<


At Private Sale .,..
Ins spac'r "a TOT. with elegant MANSION no.
t-,s: ee On lot thaie is flower, vegetable ana
-.f garden. =. --.l,,.
The valuable LOT. with handsome RESIDENCE,
No. s5 smith-street, between Bull sna Montague
\ streets. -. - -. .
The high and dry LOT, with handSorns REsff.
l-DENcE. No: = Meeting street. Ward No; s. "
! The valuable LOT. with comfortable RHSIDEHOE
on high basement at northeast corner bE Ear RSy
and Inspection streeia .al442-ls:-- : ,'.' 70
The large and high and dry LOT, with q three
! story WOODEN BE- IDE tCE, No. 0y Broad dAkrest,C
ALSO, 80. T.,
That ylIuable TENEMENT RUILDINB, looafedea
south eide OF Broad. street. ,hetwe6n Church and
Meeting streets. and known as No&E9 and 81 Thess
buildings are used as stores apd6 6fHcos,
AISof.S.I I-ttss ,
all that exceedingly yi.uaeaeA ANE OF LAND, wftk
fine substantial BRICK >TQRa athrreon, located at
the northeast corner of EastAABstrast aud Centre,
wharf, adjoining the lot Of th& New Customhouse.
For further particulars apply ss a.ove. at
No. 40 BROAD-sTREET,
March O Up Stairs.
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TIE sr.TE COURT, Hon. R. B. CARPENTER,
pnro,n,,o-Fprn,, MARCH 12.-IN THE COMMON
p,p.s-Notbinc was dona N, this court saye the
hearing of argument in several cases o, no public
importance, and the court adjourned at an early
hour till Monday next
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BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DErosrr.-Tbe South
Carolina Loan ard Trust Company has commenced
business at their office, No. 10 Broad-stree formerly
the Southwestern Railroad Bank; and as this is q
kind of bank new in this part e the world but we'll
knows IN Europe, special at: ion is directed to
their advertisement In another column which de-
scribes their business and gives full list Of the di-
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GREAT E1cIrEMENT.-From the crowds who
songregate at ths Boot and Shoe Store of Lyons
Murray No. 7S Mnrket-street. near Meeting, espe-
chilly n Saturday afternoons and evenings, people
at distance would suppose that IL ere WIS lHrge
party gathering; but, on close examination and in
quiry We find that the above named firm keeps such
varied and select stock of boots and shoes a. to
attract large custom, both far and near. Their
prices. of course, being reasonable everybody goes
whera they can get the best bargains for their
money.
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Tm H,uoNs will appear tonight for The last

THE HANLoNs will appear tonight for the last
time, and all who desire to avail themselves OF
legitimate amusement of the most interesting char
acer should not let the last appearance pass unat-
tended. The bill for the evening is unusually good.
It is generally imagined that on the last night of the
appearance of public amusements the bill is cut so
as to get their property packed In time Tor oepar-
ture 1t will not be so tonight; these exceedingly
clever artists will not slight good bill, and will en-
deavor to appear to the very best advantage. Go
and see them all who have not done so already, and
you will not regret it.
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3nsuranft.

THE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY IS NOW
opened at No. 10 BROAD-STRERr, southwestern
Railroad Bank) for the RECEIPr OF DEPOSITS,
DI >CoUNT OF PAPER. PURCHASE AND SALE OF
EXCHANGE, and the transaction Of General Bank
ing Business.
Interest allowed on deposits upon the terms es.
tablished by the Board OF Directors.
The Company Is also legal depofitory for monies
paid into Court. Will receive Registry and Transfer
Books act as Agent to pay oupons ana Dividends,
and as Trustee in ailrosd Mortgages.
Directors.
VIM. G. BEE (of VIM. O. Bee Coy
A. S. JOB NsToN (of johnston Crews COL
ROBERT MURE (of Robert Mure & Coz
W. B. WILLIAMS (of ". B. Williams sons.)
E. H. FROST (ot Frost & Adger.)
j. E. ADaER tof J. E. Adger & co.,
HENRY GoURDIN (of Gourdin, Matthiesson co.,
GEORGE L. BUIs tof Buist Buisi.)
c. G. MEMMINGRR (of Memminger. Jervey &
Pinckney)
7. j. KERR (of T. J. Kerr 4 Co..
J D. AIKEN tof J. D. Aiken & Coz
JOHN CAMPSEN (of John Campscn & Co.)
A. P. CALpwELL (of R. & A. P. Caldwell.l
WILLIAM Z. RYAN.
J. T. WELSMAN.
B. O'NEILL
J. j. GRF GG, o. dranitevile. S. c.
For further particulars apply at the Banking
House, Charleston, S. C.
GEORG4: j. CAMERON. President.
THOMAS Il. WAHING, Cnshtcr.
Charleston, s. c., March -, 1869.
March l3 2tuihs8
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auftioneers' y)riuatt Salts.

Real Estate.
BY G.. McBRIDE SMITH.
No 81 Broad-street, south side, near
State.stroet.
At Private Sale
frs GLASS SEA ISLAND COTTON pLANTA-
TlONS -
Valuable Rice Plantations
Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms -,
Extensive and Valuable Manufactures, Mn Sites
and Delightful summer Residences In variouf
parts Of The South.
ALSO,
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS Of all sizes, pric
and descriptions in uvery part Of the city.
January Is mWr3mo
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, MARCH 12.-Charteston
HOTEL A Breuner and " D Mann, s1perlnten-
dents Teles rsph Company; schant, New York;
Il Wells and H Heeler. o>weso. Y; Mr. and
Mrs D Thomas, PIiladelphia; " q Hulock, wife
and SOD, Thompson. Mrs King and son, Mrs
Hettel. Mr. and Mrs J A Gray. Miss Moren. God
ington Mr. and Mrs Dodge, MIR and Mrs Bell,
Miss Bell, Mr. harris, Mr. and Mrs schufelin,
George Klots, Brown, NJ s Taylor James Mil
1er, Mount. and Thomas James, wife and son.
New York; R PRESLEY Barren, Clarendon; William
Mullins, Marion; W Monday, Watertown; I
jackson, 8 Jackson. Miss Jackson. Frank Welch.
and Chapman Dwight Boston; Broadhead and
wife. Milwaukee; James H. Hldson, Providence, I;
Robert Douglass, Augusta, Ga.
Pavilion Hotel-E Birdsong. New York; William
Thompson. Jr, Philadelphia; NJ Jacobs, Manning;
Us Roaand. city; Bentley, orangebare; MP Dut-
ton, steamship Sea Gull.
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MARINERS CHuRcH.-There will be services
in the Mariners Church, church-street, on Sunday
morning at halfpast ten O'Clock. by the Rev. j. d.
Honour, and in the afternoon, at four O'clock oy
the Rev. B. P. Cutler.
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REPORTERS CRUMBS. is tho lost month
for paying tae first ,nstllmeGt OF city taxcs let tax
payers beware.
There was large crowd on the Battery yesterday
to see the am4teurs rde the we ocipedc An ambi
ticus younS grain merchant, Of East Bay, was
"thrown as high as kite"
fhere are number of whits boys WHO cong.cglte
around the R:bcrniln Hall every night AMI spit
upon the sdewak until il runs streams of tobacco
juice, much 20 the dlsg1s! OF the ladies aud damage
of their skirts.
The different historic points in the harbor wero
visited. yesterday, by number of Northern tour
lists.
Since tho adv mt Of the foolhacdy Bond, clothes
lines. for enabling the boys practice. in great
requisiiion
fawn, with boil around its neck. was taken
up last evening, and is at the Guardhouse for de-
livery.
Municipal matters were UNUSUAL quiet yestcr-
day. lhe OVID the Citf Hall Was nov an attack
ing part, as reported. but simply shcn-road hands
being pa OF.
The examination # candidates for the degree of
bachelor of arts i'll the Charleston College was con-
oluded yesterday very satisfactorily. The COM
men enent will tate place in the latter part OF this
month.
The members of the bar VIII bear in mind that
tho equity docket will be called on Monday.
Tho flower gardars will no doubt suffer severe
deplet on on Monday night
The Han ons n 9 ma,iuee to-day. All ladies who
attend get picture of the liito "Iidsets," :"
Preparations Oh foot to celebrate st. Patrick's
Day in an appropriate manner.
white nan was dangerou ly stabbed last night,
n co.ored GIRL at an eating" ball in George
Street.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIMORE STEAMER.-The
steamship Sea Gull Captain Dutton, arrived yester
day from Baltimore with large freight anu deck
load, and will tail on Tuepday afternoon next. 1t
will be roticed that the rates rice and cotton by
this always puuctual line have been reduced to
both Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD TINE TABLE
The South Carolina Railroad Company have just is
suea condensed timo table of their various sched.
ules which s distributed gratuously for the benefit
of the public 1t Is very valuable table of refer
ence for business men we'll as travellers and the
public generally. 1t is of convenient size for the
pocket and is very handsomely printed in double
colors on good paper, al has large, clear and fine
cut of locomotive as q frontispiere. Messrs.
Walker. Evans 4 Cog.welT, printers, No. Broad
street an No. 100 East Bay.
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RUBsER GooDs.-Von Santen, the proprietor
of the we'll known bazaar. No. 2l9 King-street
makes the sale Of rubber goods specially, and
keeps on hand constantly everything that can be
manufactured of the article. he has beautiful at-
sortmcnt of piano towhich the special aten-
ton of the ladies is invited. To get at the partou-
lar class of goods and Styles his advertisements
elsewhere.
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Auftion Sales.
ASsIGNEEs, SALE.

ASSl(SN EES' SAAEs
In the District Court of tho United States, for
the District of South CaroAna-In tie Adt-
ter Of DR.. John May, Bankraps-In Bank
ruptey.
By virtue of an order obtained from Hon. Geo. s. Bry-
an Judge ofthe Disri"t Court OF the United Slater,
for the District of South Carolina, W, will sail at
Georges Station. on the South Carolina Railroad,
Colleton County, South Caioltns, on rhURsDAYs
the 25th day Of March Re1t
All the right. title and interest to which the
said Bankrupt was entitled at the time Of fling
his petition, in the following property, to wit:
One TRACT OF LAND. situated at ST. Georges
Station, in coet County, south arnlina, bound-
ed by the lands OF jane George, Thos. z. Raysor
and others, and intereccted by the South Carolina
RAILROAD, known as the Home Place." containing
800 acres more or less. On the premises is agoed
two story Dwelling and necessary outDuildings.
One TRACT OF LAND, 81 uited as above, bound
ed by The lands Of E. Weshers, estates OF ". Musy
and T. ]. Murray, and South Carolina Railroad, and
adjoining the above Tract, known as the MoElbany
Tract containing six hundred and
more or less. On the premises is good tao story
Dwelling and necessary ourbuildinga.
It Is believed the Bankrupt held the first menton-
ed Tract In fee simple, and that his title to the
secon, tract consists OF bond for titles from d. l.
McElhany, portion Of the purchase money On the
same being still unpaid. ,..l1
The above interests In Real Estate, sold subject to
any Dover that may now or hereafter be claimed.
ALSO, 10
-ALARaE LOT OF NOTES, on parties living in
Coileton County.
ALSO.
The BOOK DEBTS due the said Bankrupt's estate.
Sold subject to any discounts that may exist. Sold
for The benefit Of the Creditors Of the said Bank
rupt's estate. lfl
Terms Of sale-Cash in currency; purchasers to
pay for papers and starnrs.
Parties desiring information IN relation to the
above estate will address Us at Yorkyi]e, 8. O.
J.s 3. aMsoN, Assienees.
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CHARLESTON BOARD OF rRADE.-An adjourn
ed meeting Of the Board was held last night Presi
dent Trenholm in the chair. After the reading OF
the inmates, Mr.. W. 7. Burge, chairman, reported
as follows:
The committee appointed under resolution
adopted ut the last regular meeting 10 recommend
tho manner Of celebrating next anniversary, beg
leave to report:
let They recommend that the usual dinner be dis
peused with and in lieu thercofa collation. be fur
nlshed to the members upon the day OF election OF
officers for the ensuing year Place aud time here
after to be designated.
I'd. Iha, the resident W. L Trenholm, Esq. be
requested deli !er address to the bard on the
evening VI anniversary utsurh place the COM
mitiee may procure. and that the pubic be invited
to attend.
Sd. That $500 be appropriated to carry out tho
above recommendations
The report was adopted.
On motion the chair appointed the following q
committee to AUDIT tn. accounts of the treasurer: q.
81. DeLeon, S. c. Blac1 and G. l. holmes.
On motion of Mr.. A. d. Hayden, tho chair was re-
quested to appoint committee Of Ave to carry out
the reso utions Of the report
The board thon adj ,rned.