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INDELL1BLE PENCILS, for marking linen, Pal
ace Playing Cards. very hsndsome; common Cards,
10 cents per pack; Check Books and Bank Books
very low; Slate Pencils as cents per box; Shipping
cards and Tags; also Masonic Certificates in parch-
mont and book form, at COURTENAy,s
January l6 smw6 Q Broad.stree+
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aS- UNITARIAN CHURCH H.-sERvICES
will be held in this Church To-MoRRow MORNING, at
halfpast Ten O'Clock, and at NIGHT a Seven oclock
Preaching by the Rev. r. P. Gu Tier. Subject at
night-"Religious Cheer in Dependency"
January %
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w. Y. LEITCH g. r. s. BRUINS.

AWcttOneers.
Under and by virtue of Decreo of The Court OF
Equity for Charleston Countv will sell, at Pubic
Auc,aon, ,aS, THURSDAY, the 4th February prox., at
II o,clocB, on tie premises, No. IT Broad street
ALL IHE STOCK IN TRADE AND FIXTURES OF
WELL APPOINTED DRUG STORE
C0NsIsTING PART OF:
IKUG :, MEDICINEs, Perfumery Fancy Articles.
bo.tes Jars Coscetcs, Counters Scales, Surgical
thstruments and all the necessary Founts for manu-
featuring Soda Waer Also. the Good viii of the
estaD1snment, JOHN T. HUMPHREYS
Receiver OF Dawson & Blackman
TERMS oI SAFE cash. ws5th1 January 20
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BAL MAsoUE.-Night before last, at pri-
vate residence in this city, there was one of tho
Hnest n,asqueradcs of tho season. The costul:. es
were very appropriate and handsome. Did space
permit, several very successful disguises could be
descrihed that wend reaNy be worth eyA!!e reading
about The East Bay cltrk, who personated Brother
Jonathan, acted his part capttally. Lis paper cam
brio suit was outre There were lords, princes
equnws antiquated damses, and many other equally
noticeable taracters, that completed an array not
surpassed any similar entertainment of late
Dancing an,l soft music charmed the evening until
tie morn began to succeed the night, when the CAV
ana joyous company dispersed. after discussing the
very successful disguises of one and the other
present.
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January %


a@ COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, JANUARY 18. ls69.--The following
named persons are recognized as ASSISTANT AS
SCISSORS appointed under the act providing for the
Assessment and Taxatioa of Property for the Coun.
ty of Charleston to wit:
Fifth District. lying east of the santee Canal and
Cooper River tnstead OF east Of the Northeastern
Railroad and the Cooper River. as previously pub
lished). s. D. RUSSELL. and ----.
Sixth District lying west Of the santee Canal and
Cooper River, E. s. MIKELL.
Seventh District comprising all OF the Parishes of
st. Andrews and st. Johns Colleton. THOs A. BAY
NARD. A. j. RANSIER. A. @.
Jannary On
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CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBIA
Inc following board of directors for this bank have
ooen elected for the ensuing year: Colonel L. D.
Chiids, president; NJ jor john 8. Preston. Jr., Dr.
W. Parker. Edward Hope, George W. swepson,
Richard O'Neale, Jr., and Colonel j. G. aibbes.
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AN ERoLITE--Professor G. U. Shepard, of
the Medical College of this city has In his posses
sion an eroltte weighing seven pounds, which was
picked up short time ago atAuburn, Ala. It is
irregular In form an Ike these meteorolites gene
rally, is composed Of iron, phosphorus, nickel CO.
built with trace of several other constituents.
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as TRINITY CHURCH, HASEL-STREET,
Service may be expected in this Church -NIoRnow
MORNING, by Bishop VIM. M. wI9HTMAN, and in
the AFTERNOON and NIGHT by the Pastor. Rev. W.
p. MOUZON. 1 January %
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IHE MARINERS CHURcH.-There will be
se1vces in the Mariners Church. Church. street. to-
morrow, Sunday, at hal.-past ten O'Clock In the
morning, and halfpast three O'Clock in the after
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TIE CHESTER REPORTER. This ). the title
OF new weekly paper, which made ts first appear
ance ct Chester on the 21st instant Ifthe succeed
ing numbers sustain the promise Of the FIRST, the
Chester Reporter will rank, among the weekly jour
mails Of this State second only to the Yorkville En-
dnirer. The publishers and editors are Messrs. Ed.
ward G. Mcclure and John A. Bradley, Jr. Mr..
bradley fought through the in the Southern
ranks, from the firing tho Star of the West to the
surrender Of Johnston, and he only half as good
an editor as he was soldier the Reporter will al
ways be an interesting paper Both editors are gen.
ttlemen Of standing in Chester, anil the new paper
commences its uoder the most favorable aus.
pices.
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aB CONS1G NEEs PER STEAMSHIP FAI,-
CON, from Baltimore. are hereby notified that che
is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier No. 1. Union
Wharves. All Goods not taken away at sunset, will
remain on wharf OF Consi gnees' risk
MORDECAI & CO.,
january % Aoo,+,
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Spefial uotiers.

R@- ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
There will be service in this Church To- MonRow
MORNING at the usual hour, and in the EVENING at
half-past Seven o'clock when DR.. HICKS will deliver
an address to the young men. January %
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Agr rNOTICE.-HAvING DISPOSED OF
my business to Mr. CHARLES KERRIsON. the
store will be closed for short por,od for tho pur.
pose Of taking stock. JAMES B, BELTS.
January %
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Fowl STEAL1Na.--The chief OF the detective
Office begs that the citizens will be very cautious
how they buy poultry hawked about the streets by
colored men, as therc is great deal ef stealing
going on IN our midst, which might be checked, if
properly discountenanced
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THE DAILY NEWS.

&sa- LARGEST ClRCULATION-rHE DAILY
~ Z VS. BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGKsr CIR
cuLATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
Eng IN THE POsToFFIoB AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRovIs
ions OF TEE NEW pOSToFF1CE LAW.
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HANDSOME Show CARys. Tho show cards
printed by Messrs. Walker. Evans & Cogswell for
the Charleston and Florida Steamboat lime of
Messrs.a J. d. Aiken Co., are triumphs OF fob work.
The lettering, cooing and steamer cut are all Gu.
perb. .e ttt
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ST. PAuLs CHURCH, SOoIETY-sTREEr.- The
Right Rev. Bishop Persico Will preach in this
Church tomorrow even ng. at yespers, at seven
O'Clock.
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january 2s

Ca RECEIVERS NOTICE. THE UNDER
SIGNED. having been appointed Receiver of the
late Arm Of DAWSON & BLACK MAN, hereby gives
notice that all claims against said Arm must be pre-
sentea to him, and all persona indebted must make
payment to JNO. T. HUMPHREYS.
January 13 No 27 Broadatraat
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aI BOTFOMRY WANTED IN THE SUM
OF S60O0) Six thousand Dollars. gold more or less.
on the Spanish brig FIR aNCIsCO DE ALTUNA, her
Masts. Sails, Anchors. Apparel and Furniture
Scaled proposals, stating terms, will be received
at the Spanish viceConsulate. No. lA9 Bay.street
Savannah, Ga. until THURSDAY 2sth January at "a
O'Clock NJ, when the same will be opened in the nre
sence Of those Interested.
For further particulars, apply to
CARL EPpING co.. Consignees.
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A1- ESTIMATES WANTED FOR FUR
NIsHING WOOD at landings on Ashley River or on
Savannah Railroad. Apply at the LIME KILNs,
Cannonsboro' Wharf. OLNEY & co
January AZ O
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AIKEN AND IT'S VIsIToRs.-The Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel, speaking of Mr. Thurlow
Weed, says: "This veteran Of tho New York press
arrived at Aiken night before last Mr.. Weed seeks
restoration to heal b in the balmy. genial influence
OF our winter climate and with great good Judgment
selects Aiken because of the enterprise of its people
In providing hotel accommodations We learn that
the hotels of Aiken have besn crowded since early
fal We are pleased to learn that the hotels at
Aiken have been generously patronized, having been
so fui from early fall as to bs compelled to decline
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dooD PAssAaE.-The ship r. q. Winthrop,
Captain Stewart. which ssiled from this city for
Averpool. December 18th. arrived at that port
the ssh January making the passage in the good
time Of tw snt, Ave days. R :
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a@- CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING at Halfpast Ten
o'clock-in the EvESINa at halfpast Seven,
January %
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HE UNITED STATES COURT, JANUARY 90
HON. GEORGE s. BRYAN PREs1D1Na.-The court
opened at II O'Clock. The following petitions for
final disc harge were referred to j. @. Carpenter
Esq, Registrar, and final hearing ordered to lake
place on the 20 h February: Fxparte Ell Odom and
James W. King.
The following petitions for full and final hearing
were refe rred to W. j. Clawson, Esq Registrar: j.
r. Aycock, j. N. Crockett, R. A. Herrop Aaron PIyer
A. H. Riley. g. swarz. J. B. Vaughan. R. E. wy,ie.
Ex parte M L. Wilkins. in re Benjamin Ford. Pc
titon TO establish lien by mortgage and for fore
closure. Referred to J. G. Carpenter, ESQ.,, Regis.
trar, for epe cial report, &c.
Ex parte Thomas j. Davis, in re JOS c. Burgess
Petition to est ablish lien for sale Of property. Re-
ferred to j. @. Carpenter, Esq, TO report on facts
&c.
Ex parte r. @ Potts, in re james Warwick Pet-
ton to establish Hen and payment of lien Report
OF Registrar heard. Assignee ordered to pay out
proceeds OF sale of land belonging to the estate of
the bankrupt after deduc,inR costs. &C..
In re L. w. Williams, ex pare James 81. Rion. Re-
port of sales confir med.
Ex pa rte Wm d. Bard, in re Thomas T. Miller
Petition to establish lien and for sale of
property. Granted.
In VIM. P. Russell Petition for final dig
harse ritual hearing 18th February.
Elk parte Eliza M. Bonneau IN re Jos. Pnrce1s
Motion to amend bill in equity on bankrupt side
of court Granted. t&
In re Julius Flaum, ex parte Tracey. Irwin & Co.
The report of proceedings in this case as recorded
In yesterdays paper, should have been, that q fee
was awar ded counsel for services rendered two
since, on petition to declare j. Flaum an inyolun
tary bankrupt who discharged on the 9th Of
April, 1867.
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oTEL ARRTvALs-January 22.-Paulion
HossI-John Turner. wm II Riley. Barnwell; AL.
fred Williams. Beaufort; Bowden and lady, g @
Keathley and Lady. North Carolina; John O Taft
Phiad e1phia; p Brook Clarendon; R Bryan, Sal
tor Station; J Nettles. South Carolina.
CharIeston Hotes--J w Stanton, e DeBeixedon. H
Kingland. @ Morgan and wife, o,Donohue.
Au ugustus Frsitag. Jos T,rle, Miss Wright, r
Fowles, K Platt and lady, SpoHotd, M. and Mrs
Wheeler, MIR Blake. New York; II q Raymond and
wife. Il @ johnson, G Brooks. James q Duncan. e
Quincy, Jr, Mr. and Mrs Otis Everett, e French.
Boston; Hand, Emile Casaon, Philadelphia; r
Smith. Maine; 4 AKeith, Tennessee; W Moore.
North Carolina; Fl @ Holtham. IA Cooper, lady and
three daughters, Baltimore; W Jackson city; w r
Benin ets, Internal Revenue Department; q w Hull
Rich mond; Mrs VIM Burg and child. w Char.
nm gton. Drunistown England; Oliver Jones, Ten-
neasee; e Larkin. Maryland; J q White. Mars Bluif
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BUsxNEss NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, Sl per
pound. ct Wlsons Grocery southeast cosner Society
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Januar,y,0

Z. sS-BUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRH9TH y oHApMAN. corner Kir, as.d RsseI.sa.
streets ana ges better article for se sarae unonov
than as any other aatabsisnnaent Ia the city.
Ncvannhaas ID ss2i fsss 76S Y TI1 - b. n .sSs
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BASE BALL-A STATE ToURNAMENT.-Now
that the weather is moderating and the evenings
growing longer, base ball is becoming animat-
ed; match's are spoken Of. the championship dis
cussed and each player is preparing to go into prac-
dce with the determination that Charleston shall re-.
tain the rank che gained last year. The ensuing sea-
son pr omises to be quite interesting one for the
fraternity in this oily We understand that the seve-
raj clubs throughout the State contemplate holding
tournament here about the 4th Of July when the
State championship will be decided and prizes award
cd TO those who excel in the several points" in the
game
Occasions of this kind wore numerous in the
No rhern cities during the past year. in every in
stance numbers focked from miles around to wit
ness the sport.
While at Savannah, Christmas, we were info med
that The Oglethorpe Club-who were so attentive to
the Aler.s during their sta,-had determined to
challenge the Carolina Club to home and homo
game
The Alerls will shortly challenge the Resurrection
ist lub, OF Andersonville. Ga who have expressed
desire for an engagement
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REPoRTER's CRUMBs.--Mr. Parrott. whose
disappearance was advertised in yesterdays NEWS,
has turned up all right ..
To-day Is return day. l
The arge columns on the front Of the Charleston
Hotel, which have been scaling off, have been re.
paired.
There is to be government sale OF ouar:ermas-
ter's property on the 25th instant.
Calhoun.street from King to Meeting is very dark
at night. Some light is needed In that direction
McKenzie's-the welknown establishment at the
corner Of Church and Chalmers streets-s to be turn
ed into liquor store.
The FIR cmen's benefit to Mr.. Gill ert of the thea
tire, will ia Ike place tonight. We understand num-
Der of tic kets have been sold The Jewel is at Alans
King,street.
The annual meeting of the Bible Society of Charles
Ton VIII take place on Monday, the 25th. at p M.
An election for officers will be held
The stockholders Of the Charleston Floating Dry
DOCK and Marine Railway Company will meet at
No. 81 Broad-street on Tuesday next
The stockholders of the Charleston Gas rdob.
Company win meet Inc list Of February. at IL ii.
Travellers from the Northern States and Eurone
are visiting tho historic points in the harbor.
! he creditors Of Mr.. Thomas Higham formerly of
the firm Of Higham. Fife & Co., Of this ci,y). are
greeted by an advertisement in another column
wnere to send their claims for settlement.
Inc ami 7ersary celebration of the Burus chari.
table Association will tako pace on Monday evening"
tho 10Th inst, at Kroeg's Hall, Wentworth street.
business is brisA in the clsrk Of the courts Office
preparing Tor the February term of the court.
There are only nine patients in the Roper Hospit-
al-an white, and one hundred ana nineteen in the
,Mazyck-street colored hospital.
A hne photograph OF Miss Deland, the star to
snlne on Monday, can be seen in the hotels
The bread used at the Orphan House is baked at
the Mazyck-street Hospital.
Inc sdewak on the west side Of Elizabe.h.street,
nom Charlotte to Chapel is being out down go as to
be OF the same height as the walk elsewhere. #
Z. w. Stowe son Of Harriet Bescher stowe. passed
through the city last evening his way to Florida
DR.. H. tcks will deliver address to young men at
DR.. Bacbman's church, tomorrow evening, at half.
past seven O'Clock.
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LADrEa' LUNCH AT KINsMAns SALOON. Oys-
ters in every styIe dnce pies. fssh daily. Hot COZ
fee and chocolate at all hours ice cream every
day. Nh SKI ,,l8 .77Gg n a
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7 Spfeial Motires.

AS- PURSUANT TO A DEC REE OF THE
high Court of Chancery, made in cause "van Zuy
lew against Weber," the creditors Of THOMAS
HIGHAM nate Of Margate, in tho Isle Of Thanet, in
the County Of KENT, Esquire formerly Of Charles
ton. IN the State of South Carolina, in the United
States of America, (who died about the TWENTY
FIRST pAx OF MARCH. 1861 are on or before the
TwENrv-sEvENrH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1869, to send
by post. prepsid, to Messrs. ROBERTS & SIMF
SON. of 10 90 Moorgate street, in tho City of Lon
don, the Solicitors for the defendants, VICTOR
FERDINAND WEBER and FRANCIS CHARLOTTE
HIGHAM, the executor and executrix of the do.
ceased, their christian and surnames addresses
and descriptions; the full particulars Of their claims.
statement OF their accounts and the nature OF the
securities if any. held by ihem, in default there
efthey will be pe,emptorily excluded from the bene-
MT OF the said decree. Every Creditor holding any
security is to produce the same botore the Vice.
Chancellor, Sir GEORGE MARKHAM CLIFFORD.
at his Chambers, situated No. IL New sauare
Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, on the EIaHTEENrH DAY
OF MARCH, 1862 at 12 O'Clock at noon being the time
appointed for adjudicating the claims.
Dated this 7ih day of January, 1869.
HENRY LEMAN Chief Clerk,
VAN eANDAW COMING & SONS, No. 13 King.
street Cheapside, London. England, Plaintiffs So
ncltorS sws3 January %
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AI- BRIDE AND DEGROOM.-EsSAYS
FOR YOIEG aIEE on tho Interesting relation Of
Bridegroom to Bride in the institution of Marriages.
guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness
Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes freo cf charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION Box p, Pha-
delphia. Pa. Scptenber
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Gg- BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Halr Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridioulocs
tnts; remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown Sold by oil Druggists and Perfum ers; and
properly applied at Batchelor's wig Factory, No
bond-street. New York. tyr January 3
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Aaftien Sales.
UNDER DECREE IN Equity.

Gray, Master in Equity. vs. Huger, ct al.
On WEDNESDAY. Sd February. at II O'Clock. will
be sold at the Old Customhouse,
All that valuable PLANTATION situate in St Pc
ter's Parish. Beaufort District, South Carolina
bounding on Rice Hope Fife and ClydosdaIe or New,
ile Plantation, known as Murray Hill, ond contain
fully appear by reference to plat Of the Same by j.
N. Barrillon.
Terms One-fourth cash; balance in one two and
three years. with interest from day Of SALE payable
annually The credit portion to be secured by bond
OF the purchaser and mortgage Of the plantation
r. w. NJ MACKEY,
Sheriff Charleston County.
january 20 stuth5 wi
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s~ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Erroes and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood. with the humane view Of treatment and cure.
sent by mail free OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Boz P. Philadelphia. Pa
january 20 amoa
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL,s SALE,
UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA-soUrH CARo1INA DIS.
TRICT.
Harriet Harrison Vs. j. s. THOMPSON and
L. IT. Patterson
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-27
FINANCIAL IRREGULARITIES.
THE MARKETS

The summer vegetables are getting to be
familiar sights in the shops and streets.
though the tiny pots of Strawberries holding
about four or five of the berry of which an
old English writer declared that "God could
no doubt make better fruit (than the straw
berry, but then he never did," cost twelve
cents apiece, and tomatoes are eight and ten
sous apiece, and the incest shelled green meas
forty cents for litre, measure less than our
nnart
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-27

"Opdyke" who has promised us something
from all his travels, writes us last from Fred
ericton, N. d. whittier he had come from
Woodstock, down the beautiful st. Johns
river in one of the peculiar fat bottom boats
of the region which they land anywhere for
passengers and freight, without regard to
piers. The distance between the two points
is 63 miles which the boat makes in five
hours.
am stopping at the Barker House, kept
by Col. Robinson, formerly of Salisbury,
Mass, which is first-class hotel Frederick
ton, the capitol of New Brunswick contains
1000 inhabitants, has churches, 8 newspa-
pers and large brick building which they
call City Hall. The architect, il is said, did
not live a great while after drawing the
plan, which seems perfectly natural in con-
nection with this job.
The soldiers have been ordered home to
England and are about to embark. There
are two Temperance societies very active in
the work dong much good, also two Masonic
Lodges and Chapter. -Four steamers ply
up river and two down to st. John and when
the freshet abates two night boats will be
put on.
Across the river are two curiosities; an
Indian encampment and huge wind mill
that grinds bones, and am told that between
here and st. Mary's there is a horse ferry
boat which is dralon by o1en, but as 1 have
not seen it l fear somebody has been trifing
with me. l am sorry that the Mayor is so
prejudiced against runners" that they can
not do business here. 1t costs $40 in gold
for a licence, but it is said that this proscrip-
tion will not last.
This is good lumber country. l have
met Mr., John A. Beckwith who owns some
thing like half million acres of timber lands
He is the Provincial Secretary, his son man
aging his private busines principally. also
met Mr.. Alexander Gibson who does an i'm
mense lumber trade three miles from Freder-
Teton. He will run out this year forty mill
lion feet, and supplies all his employees from
his own stores. His residence Is marvel OF
taste and luxury, costing sixty thousand gold
dollars. His son has a span of moose which
he caught himself and which he talks some
of taking to Boston TO the Jubilee. should
judge that about four fifths of the people
about here are in favor of free trade, and the
majority in favor of annexation.
This last opinion we can but think is
trife extravagant, but we hope it is true. ED.l