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Ayexcbange says that the latest plan {
retaining a seat in railroad car when Of
= 80, ~ for refreshments, is TO take Il
- cushion along
. As Adventist declares that the world
surely coming to an end on the 9TH Of A,
1Pt gust II coming to an end all the tim
c.. but We can't positively state when it wi
e get there
u NoTIcE To Oun PArRoEs The reguIa
quarterly subscription and advertising bill
c of the Argus are due to day. Those Of gu
patrons who can conveniently do so, are in
yted to call in aud settle.
l. STEALING. The Peoria Democrat say
that John Brown, hailing from Davenport
has been arrested over there for stealing q
b. Sl2 silver watch. lbs is now in Jail.
IuEHr ~ not a case on record of a man
failing ID business, who dealt literally in
printers lux, but when the thing is put rice
rersa, there are plenty ofthem.
TnE CRoPs.-Corn planting is through
with, in most localities, aud the other crops
are doing well. The prospects are that
Western Illinois will produce a larger grain
crop than usual.
DnowNLD.-The little son six years old,
Of NJ Smith, who lives near Camp McClel
Ian, Davenport, was drowned in the river
near there on Friday 2sth while ont fishing.
The body was recovered
---4Ss
NEw MARRWD.-On the register of the
lEodman House we find the names Of George
sample and lady; and VIM. Moore and lady.
We understand that Esq, Higgins tied the
knots.
RAcEs.--The Scott County Agricultural
Society is making efforts to secure the hes,
trot,ing stock in the West at its Fair, this
fall We hope our managers at this city
"''' W VI" vac "''''' au1 po ''"'"ise'
I'm, p,,-;o D., -.
~ .'''''' 1'' ''"'' - ''a'o'''
7o'"'' 'nuI''1ua' III tAat ''Iy VINO complains
that the police have been around, and poi.
soncd al Of his dogs ercept six. The
Vavor detailed q .roo;ol c,.,, ., 49,.
= s'' NV " pr
'e'' 'Ne balance
''''5 leap nv
SUM- a. '"''' - " my '9' ~ ''"'' O0",
'N'"E" S0'''''' '"'''-" "" u eo'S'a'Hea
! US 10 4no'' ."e" a. - cents III our MARKET
reports, 4 big shipment is expected BY
rail, tonight
-s"--
~, "ho''7h'' houses nave e'o'eo out
P.Nc'7 ""''e 'Aey can 40 potter 't'H''n
- 80 ~''
" 80 - le -. ,,.,..
GENEROUS. The Western Union Rail.
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THE SENATE RooMs.-Elsewhere will be
found the card Of Messrs Neal & Wider,
proprietors Of the Senate Rooms, Illinois
street, neat door to HenpsIers cigar store.
These rooms will occupy the entire three
stories Of Guyer's block, have been leased
for term Of five years, aud will be fitted
mp throughout in the most costly and luxu.
rious manner. Some Of the rooms will be-
carpeted with the richest Brussels pictures
Of the finest description will abound the
entire building is being renovated, painted,
paPered, and will be placed in complete
state Of cleanliness and beauty. The object
ia fully stated ia the card-to provide u
pleasant social resort for the gentlemen of
our city. The Proprietors are investing a
considerable amount Of capital in the en-.
terprse. The first floor will be devoted to
the sample and card rooms. No billiard
tables will be placed in the building
With such an outlay, the Senate Rooms are
an assured success.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Chicago, Rock Island d Pacihc
Railroad.

IEAyR, ARRIVE,
H., EIpress and Mail, S.0OAm N. go p. IA.
WIGHT EEpress' "I0 p o." a. h'
CONC WEST.
Day Express and Mail, 6.Aj a. m, $50 a. m.
Night Rxpress ~ p, m. F.O5 =. m.
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GENEHors.-The Western Union Rail.
road has agreed to carry at half price, from
Savanna to Rock Island, all delegates de.
string to attend the annual meeting Of the
Iowa Sabbath School Association at Des
Moines, beginning on the sth of the month.
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TINS Washington Life offers ali the ad,
yantages Of stock and mutual company
combined II. G. CIoaye.and agent.
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County Bible SooETl AT the meeting
Of this Society on Monday, the following
officers We're elected for the ensuing year
President-Rev. Edward Burnett.
Vice Pre5ident-Rav. H. A. Newell
Secretarg--E, w. Spencer
Treasurer and epostory-A. X. Pbilleo.
Managers Halves, II. II. Mayo ). r.
McAIister, VIM. Gilmore, NJ. b Osborn, L
D. Sweeney, j. VI, Buford
Auditing Comnittee--Rey, II Davis, +.
II. Smyth
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

THE undersigned have formed CO partner
l. ship, under the firm of SmeaIon Schlem-
usr, for carrying on the business Of House, Sign,
ana steamboat Painting; Draining, Ralsomin.
ing Paper Hanging, Glazing. 4cs
FRANCIS SMEAL0N,
JOHN SCHLEMMER,
6ooS Island Aug 40, 1888, diff.
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TuE FOLLOWING is the substance of the
opinion pronounced by Chief Justice Moses,
on refusing to grant rule against the City
Council to show cause why they should not
be attached for contempt:
"The return is substantial compliance with
the writ.
sIhe allegation was that the City Council
failed in their duty in not declaring the elcc-
tiop.
"That without such official declaration the
party receiving the majority Of votes could moi
c1ntcst his right to Tho cf6ce.
"The return must place him in q position to
do 80.
cit makes no difference. in poiht Of law. that
the City Council have failed 10 insert in theil
return the words duly elected.
"Tbe return is made in good faith, and has
the samo eff-ct as if the words duly elected
were inserted.
practically, it says: We declare the election
by announcing the votes cast, and that Pills,
bury had tho majority.
"Pillsbury is in as good position Us if return
had said no was duly elected.
"The court does not intend to intimate any
thing further as to right Of Pilsbury to quo
acarra,uo, or as to rights OF City Council"
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said: If q skipper stands out by Sen
"George's channel making for the Downs,
"what's right ahead of him? The Good
"wins. He isn't forced to run upon the
"Goodwins, but he may. The bearings Of
"this observation lays in the application.
And if the State has commercial supremacy
what need is there to chatter about relative
positions? But "A Native" wants to know
"How is she is to accomplish this CONNER
.'cial supremacy p either by increasing her
sseommercial facilities through Charleston,
cor if that cannot be done, why then by
sport Royal" This sentence is jewel of
puzzle. We give it up. We wait for a
reply; which, as Bunsby said, "That amt
s'no part of our duty"
We should, however, like to ask ga Ma
''tivc" why The News alone should be 80
much concerned "at this profiigate expendi-
''ture of money by the State" for the Port
Royal Railroad scheme. ga Native" calls
it 'profigate expenditure" but does not
seem to be shocked. Perhaps, like the ira
ditional turkey, he is very tough and would
not stick at trife. Wait moment "A
"Native" goes on to say, and let the Uni
verse listen, "Bat there is no money spent. :"
Sweet censor. Sweet critic Naive ma
tive No wonder that ga Native" was not
concerned; for with all this ''proH:gate er-
Expenditure of money X < there is no money
''spent."
We will conclude with little anecdote:
A romantic youth by the name of Reuben
Smith went to Christmas party, at which
he condescended to pay especial attention
10 fair young damse], whose name was
Susan Jane. After the party, the romantic
Smith found himself in room adjoining
the chamber which was occupied by the
sweet Susan Jane and some of the friends
of her youth. These girls of the period
discussed the party, criticised the ladies
who were there, estimated the cost and age
of their rivals, and all agreed that they
had had delightful evening, that The par
ty was delicious and the supper perfectly
elegant. One of the guileless girls then
asked Susan Jane what she thought of the
romantic Reuben Smith. n, S. was in
agony in the next room. Susan hesitated
moment, and then replied: "Well l do
love Mr.. Smith. He-is-such-a-fool!"
And WE DO LOVE JACK BUEsrY, "who was
s.beat in his apprenticeship, for three weeks
"(off an on) about the head with ring
"bol. And yet a clearer-minded man
"aon't walk !'
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1lstifes in DanAruptfp.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH All OL1N AN THE MATTE OF
JOsHOA MYERS. BANKRUPT. BY WHOM
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK
RUPrCY WAS FILED ON TIE 30rH DAY OF
DECEMBER, A. D. 1868. IN SAID COUaT-lN
BANKRUPTCY.-This is to give notice that on the
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate Of
JOSHUA MYERS, of the District Of Sumter.
aud state Of South Carolina. who has been a,
tbe payment of any debts and delivery OF any
properly belonging to said Bankrupt, to him or
for his use, and the transfer OF any property by
him are forbidden by law; that m,eing OF the
and to choose one or moro Assjsnecs of his Estate
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at No. 70 Broad-sireet Charleston south Carolina,
before j. @. CARPENTER. Registrar on the NINTH
DAT OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1859, a. 2 O'Clock Z: M.
J. P. Il. EPPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
r....sz
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ular vein. He ived but few moments.
Kenrey then took an axe and inflicted four
more terrible wounds upon his victims left
shoulder, arm and hip. Kenney then attacked
Mrs. Wooded with the axe, irficting terrible
cash upon her head, cutting through the
skull. She made her escape, with her babe, to
her husbands fathers near by, and gave the
alarm. She is now alive and may recover.
Kenney escaped without coat or hat, and is
now at large but will probably be captured.
He is about twenty-three years old, has three
half brothers living in Boston, and WAS, during
the summer, engaged in numbering in Maine.
Foreign dates are to the 18th instant. The
Paris Patrie ays that the Marquis de Moustier
is in an alarming condition. 1t is stated that
tho expenditure in the budgetto be submitted
to the Constituent Cortes will not exceed ,7Oo,-
OOO, 900 reals. The Madrid Correspondence OF
the 9Th declares that there is no necessity to
senL any moro troops to Cuba. Ihe Epoca,
on the contrary, believes it to be urgent to
send considerable reinforcements thlther. A
Swedish par er reports that the Prince OF Wales,
during his stay in Stockholm, on the Goth of
December was admitted into Freemasonry, and
passed through six degrees. His Royal High
ness, on the following day, had some addition
al degrees conferred upon him, and was created
Knight of the Masonic Order of Charles XIII.
London was, on the 7th, entirely in possession
of the fog, the darkest known this winter.
Such a state is complete calamity ior the
metropolis, preventing business and encour-
aging accidents and offences of all kinds while
it lasts. The navigation Of the Thames was
altogether stopped. The Florence cores
pondent Of the Debats says that although Carl
baldi has consented to become member Of
the Italian Parliament again, he will keep
away from the sittings exactly as before. The
Florence correspondent of the Independence
Beige seems to consider Garibaldi's return to
Parliament as an event Of some Importance,
and hints that it will be so regarded in polltl-
cal circles. The Generals letter had not then
been published.
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,v THE n1srKIcT COURT OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT Ot' III u
UNITED STATES, FOB TIE DIsTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-IN THE MATTER OF JOs-
EpH CHANDLER. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM PEII
TON FOR ADJUDIC ,1ION OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILED ON THE 30rH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. D. 1868, IN SAID cOURT-IN BANKRUPTCY =
This is to give notice, that on theTwENTI-FRsr DAY
OF JASUAIY, A. D. 1869, Warrant IN BanHrsptcy
was issued against the Estate Of JOSEPH CHAND-
LER Of Sumter District and State OF South
Carolina, who has been udjudged Bankrupt
on hls own petition; that tho payment OF any
debts and delivery of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt to him for his use and the transfer
of any property by him are forbidden by law that
meeting OF the creditors Of the said Ban prove
his Estate. will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy, to
be holden at no. 70 Broad.stree Charleston, South
Carolina, before ]. c. CARPENTER, Registrar, on
the N1N1H DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1868, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ j. +. Ill EPflNG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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rN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITRD STATES, FOR The DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CARoLINA-INT THE MATTER OF GUSTA-
VUS HOFFMAN, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A Pc.
rETION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILED ON The 30TH DAY OF DECEM Bib,
a. D. 1868, IN SAID COURr-IN BANKRUPTCY.--
This s to give notice, that on the THIRTY-FIRsr DAY
OF DECEMBER, a. D. 1858, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was iss ued against the Estate of GUSTAVUS HOFF-
MAN, of Charleston. in the District Of Charleston,
and state Of South Carolina, who has been ad.
Judged a Bankrupt on his own petition; that
The payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belorging to said Dankrupt,to him or for
his use, and the transfer OF any property by him
ore forbidden by law; that meeting rfthe Credi-
tors of the said Bankrupt 10 prove their debts and
to choose ono or more Assignces of bis Estate, will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden at
No. 72 Broa1.areet. Charleston. South Caro- pima,
before J. c. CARPEN Err, Registrar, on the
FOURTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, a. D. 1869, at 10 O'Clock
q. NJ. j. L. M. EPPlNG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
Janriary 25
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TN 1uN n1sTn,oT COURT OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAkoLINA - IN TIE MATTER OF
JOHN FRANZ, B NKRUPT. BY WHOM
A PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK
hUPTCY WAS FILED ON TBE 30TH DAY OF DE-
CEMBER, A. D. 1865 IN SAID CoURT-IN BANK
RUPrCY.-This is to give notice th on the THIRTY-
FIRST DAY OF DEoEMBRn, A. D. 1858. a Warrant in
Bankruptcy WAS issued against The Estate of
JOHN FRANZ of Hilton Head. In the District OF Beau
fort and State Of South Carolina, who has been ad.
judged BANKRUPT, On his own petition; that
th. payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to said Bankrupt to him
or for his use. and the transfer Of any property by
him are forbidden by law; that q meeting of the
creditors OF the said Bankrupt to provo their debts,
and 10 choose one or moro Issignecs Of his Estate,
will be held at o Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden
at No 72 liroad-strcer, Charleston, s. c., before r.
B. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the SECOND DAY
OF EBRUAnI, A. D. 1869, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
]. p. ~. Ell PING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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TN THE pIsTRICr COuKT OF TIE
UJrrrD STAT s, FOR Tik DIS RI, I o :
ouITTH CARULINA-INTHE MAITIR OF EDWIN
e. WILL AN ON, EaNKRUPr-IN DANK@uPT'
10 whom il may concern: Tie uudor i2 ed e.
by civ not CO Of h app II t;eu. as Assl"nec OF
EDWIN Y. WILLG,meOH, in the i. strict OF MarlSn ~
md t,te OF outh Carolina, witnn said n;stri' t.who
has been aljudgsd Bankrupt upon his OVID petition
by tho Lis iIuS Go IT OF said District.
Dated The eighth day Of Jauua y. A. D; lSS9.
A. b. F RD,
Jannarv II m3 Assignee.
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In TIE State Senate on Saturday, Mr..
Corb;n gave notice that he would, on Mon
day (to.day), or some subsequent day, ask
leave to introduce bill confirming and
validating the Municipal election in the
City of Charleston"
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Ts THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR 1HE DIST RICf
OF SOUTH CaROLINA.--IN 1HE MATT Err
OF MICHAEL FLAUM, BaNKRUPi.-IN BANK
RUPrcY.-To whom it may concern: The under-
signed hereby gives uosco OF his appointment
as Assignee of the Estate OF MICH iEu FLAUM. In
The District of Coleton and sta:o OF South Caro-.
lima, within said District, who h:s been adjudgcd a
bankrupt upon his own Petition, by the District
Court OF Haid District
Dated tho 18Th day OF Januacv, A. D. 1859
CAMtEE @. HENDERSON,
January IS m3 Assignee.
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f1otllss in Dauhrnptfp.
Y raE DISTRICT COURT OE TIVE

~ THE DIsTRICT COURT OF TUE
UNIFIED STATES. FOB SOUTH OAkOLlNA.-
J.NH,KY TERM, lSG9-iN The MATTER OF
GaRI,IrPHEk GlILlARD. OF CHARLEsT0r, {,
BANKUUpl.-PETII ION r ,R Full AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKhUPTOY.-Ordere That o
benins ba had on tue EIGHTH DtY OF FEBRUARY.
1860 nt Federal Courlhou-e in Charlrsto !. S e.
aud that all crrditors &C.. oil said Bankrupt appr
at said time and place, aud show cause. II any III
o;.n, why the prayer Of the leiioner should not be
granted Aud that the second aud third meetln s ot
crdl,ors OF said B nkrup, will lie held at the office
of ], O. CARP. NTER, Esq Reristsr OF c.nd
ongr s-io al District $. o., on FIFTH DAY OF FEB
nUARY, 1850. at IA N.
BY order of tha Court, the Is day Of niary.
1869. pa III FOhLbECh'
Clerk of the District Court OF the U. :. tor y G.
Januiry 18 no
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MAI TER OF HENRY
a. McLFOD, Bankrupt, Bi WHOM A Pc I.
TION FOR ADJUrICA lion OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILED ON THE 30TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. D., 1868, IN SAID COURT, IN BANKRUPTCY
This is to give notice that on tho TH1nrY-FRsT DAY
OF December, a. D., 1868, Warrant In Bankru otcy
was is ued anuinst the state ofHESRY q. -acLEGD.
of sumter District and state OF south Carolina who
has been adjud ed Bankrupt on bis own peti ion;
that the pa, ment of any do e and delivery of any
property belonging to said Bank upt, 70 nun OF ior
his use and the transfer Of any property by him are
forbidden by law That meeting Of tho Creditors OF
the SAID Bankrupt to prove their dobta, apd to
cloo one or more Assisnees of his Estate, will be
held at Court Of Bankruptcy to he holden OF No
70 I1roadsreet Charleston, South Carolina before j.
G. CARP. NTER, Registrar on tho SECOND DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. D., 1869, at Oc:ock, p. II.
j P. NJ. EpPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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for Sale.

CHOICE mULEs.--IN CONSEQUENCE
V OF failure to get transportation as expected,
the undersigned Will not be ablp to offer his choice
LOT of medium sized PLANTATION MUi ES until
To. " oRRou Tuesday, All not aold during tho day
Will be shipped to another market.
Appl! to r. ARNOLD.
Jannary Is No. 2l9 Meeting.sreet.
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FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. o, A. F. NJ.
1NHE MONTHLY COMMUNICATION WILL Be
i held in Nasooic Hall This vBNINa, at Seven
o'clock. Members and candidates for L. A. Degree
By order Of the ". II. j. n. LoE',
January 25 Secretary.
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Meetinas.
TRUSTEES or THE COLLEGE OF
rHARrFaToN

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUS-
n TEES OF THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
Will be held at the Council Chamber, TINS Monday
AFTERNOON, the 25ih inst, at halfpast -Four O'Clock.
By order of the President
January 25 2 JACOB wULIMAN. Secretary.
BIBLE SOCIETY OF CHARLESTON.
HJHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BIBLE So
CIETY of Chs rleHtDn will be held at the
Charleston College H1s DAY (Mondayl, the 25th in-
stant. ut Four P. M.. when an election OF officers
will be he'd and the Annual Report OF the Board be
presented. j. N. ROBSON,
January c5 Secretary.
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misfraGnfaRs.

FRUITS! FhiTlTs! FRUITS
xttEHAYE ALWAYS ON Il ND LtRiE SUP.
w PLY OF FRUITS, consisting OF ORANGES,
Ronanas PinesDplps plantains, Cocoanu ;, Lemons,
Ra.sns, Figs Dates an Northern Apples, io;atoes'
Onions and Nuts Ut all kinds
Nos. IS sad 81 Msrka.-street
>horos 2moa
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TTRM, 1859 I'm THE MATTER OF
VILLA [ P. RUSSELL, OF CHARLEs1 ON,
DANKRUPTAPETITION FOR FULL I'D FINAL.
DI,CHAaGE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On
motion OF simons si"ons, That bearing
bc had on the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, .S69.
az the Federal Courthouse In Charleston, S. c.;
aud that oil Creditors &C.. Of said Bankrup appear
at said tune and place and show caute. II any they
can, Why tho rayar OF the petitioner should not be
granted. And that tho second and third meetings 8
of creditors OF said Bankrupt viii be hold ut the
Office of j. C. CARPENTER, Esq Registrar OF Sec
ond Congressional District, $. o.. on the SIXTEENTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1869, at 10 NJ.
BY ordor of The Cour; The 22d day Of January 1852
D.NIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk OF the District Court of the O. B. for 3. G.
January Is m3
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CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
nnHE ANNUAL MEETING OF rRE ST ocKEOLD-
i ERS of this Company will be held on MONDAY,
ist February, at Twelve O'Clock M at the hall of the
Insurance and Trust Company. No. s Broad-sireet,
when statement Of the affairs of the Company will
be submitted, and election held Tor President and
eight Directors 10 serve Tor the ensuing year.
W. j. HERIoT,
January % Secretary and Treasurer.
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BURNS CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
ANN. .YERSARY MEETING

THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF BURNS
Charitable Association" vii, he held THIS EVE
MIG 25th January at Hall COT of King and Lib
erty streets lover osbornes Gallery at Six O'Clock
The Election OF Officers will take place from to
O'Clock.
The Anniversary Dinner will be served at Kroeg's,
Wentwo,th-street, at halfpast g.
Members and invited guests are requested TO be
punetual. W. f: PADD'iN,
January % Secretary and Treasurer.