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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-04-15

nit. and may afterwards divide. annex or
consolidate the same, and the districts
thereof, as he may judge expcdient.
Sec. IA. That the organized militia OF
this State shall be known as the National
Guard of the State of South Carolina, and
shall consist of such divisions, brigades,
regiments and battaIions, and in addition
thereto, such batteries of light artillery
and troops and squadrons OF cavalry, as
the COMMANDMENTS Chief may deem expe-
dient; and nothing herein contained shall
be so construed rs TO interfere with the
power of the Communder-in Chief, in case
of war or insurrection, or of imminent
danger thereof, to order drafts of the mil
itia and to form new regiments, battallons,
brgades or divisions, as he may deem
just and proper: Provided, That there
Shall be no military organizations, or for
nations, for the purpose OF arming, drill
ling, exercising the mammal OF arms or
military maneuvres, not authorized un-
der this Act, and by the Commander-ln-
Chief, and any neglect or violations OF the
provisions of this section, shall, upon con-
viction, be punished with imprisonment at
hard labor in the penitentiary, for term
not less than one year nor more than three
years, at the discretion Of o competent
Court.
SEC. Is. That an Assistant Adjutant-
General may be appointed, if deemed ne
cessary by the Governor, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate; his
salary shall be at the rate of fifteen hun
drcd dollars The duties OF Quartermas-
ter-Genera shall devoIve upon tho Adju-
tant General in times Of peace.
Sec. 16. That in case of invasion, IN
surrection or rebellion, or imminent dan
ger thereof, the Governor shall appoint
6y and with the advice and consent OF the
Senate, Quartermaster-Gcnera, Commits
sary-GcneraI and IA SurgeonGeneral.
SEC. II. That the arms, equipments and
munitions OF the State shall be stored
under the directions Of the Commander
in-Chief, and in such places as he may des-
ignate.
SEC. 1S. That all officers of the militia
Except as herein provded,) shall be ap-
pointed and commissioned by the Cover
nor. They Shall draw pay only when
engaged in actual service.
SEC. 10. That all commissioned officers
OF the militia shall be appointed and com
missioned by the Commandcr.in- Chief,
and may be removed from office on re-
commcndation by the commanding officer
Of their respective G brigadcs and. divisions.
Removal may also be made by decision of
court martial or retiring or examining
board, pursuant tn law, and for miscon-
duct any officer may be suspended by the
Commander.iu-Chiet
SEE. 20. That the militia Of this State
shall be mustered and drilled at such
times as the Commander-n-C Chief or com
manding officers of divisions, brigades and
regiments may direct.
In the Senate House, the fifteenth day of
March, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty nine.
CHARLES w. MONTGOMERY.
President of the Senate pro tenn.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
Approved the sixteenth day of March,
1869.
ROBERT X. SCOTT. Governor
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-04-15

-"I was,' said the reverend gentle
man, attending divine service in Norfolk
several years ago, during season of some
excitement While the officiating cler-
cyman was in the midst of most inter-
esting discussion, an old lady among the
congregation arose, clapped her hands,
and exclaimed; "Mcrciful Father, if l
had one more feather in my wing of
faith, | would fly of to glory" The
worthy gentleman thus interrupted, i'm"
mediately replied, "Good Lord, stick it in
and let her go, she's but trouble here
That quoted the old lady.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-04-15

- There is something inexpressibly
touching in the story of lshmael: the
vonth was sent into the wilderness of life
with his bow and his arrow, "his hand
against every man, and every mans hand
against him. Even in our crowded, busy
an,l socia! world, on how many is this
doom pronounced What love makes
allowances like household love? God
forgive those who turn the household altar
into place of strife Domestic dissen-
sion is the sacrifice of the heart
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-04-15
A new made widow went rceentl

: A new made widow went recently
to life insurance office to receive the
amount of policy on her husbands life,
which had providentially been made pay.
able to her, the president thought it only
proper to c,.ndole with her OH her bereaye-
mcnt. 81 am truly sorry, madam, to hear
of your loss" "'rhat's always the way
with YOU men. You are always sorry
when a poor woman has chance to make
q little money!
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- The cure for the Grccian bend has
been discovered by farmer in Munr"e
County, N Y, %ho had a daughter atfiict-
cd by this terrible mala'ly. He dipped
her in cold water, and laid her in the sun
till she strsightenel into place.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-04-15

"A bill providing that chloroform
should be administered previous to execu-
tions was vetoed lately in an Eastern
Legislature, because chlorotorn was dan
gerous TO life
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"A Canada editor says lie has "a keen
raper to prick all fools and knaves." His
friends, if they are prudent, will take it
from him. He might commit suicide.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-04-15

Josh Billings says he will never pa
tronizc Il lottery 40 long as he can hire
anybody else to rob him at reasonable
wages.
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A CUNNING ELEpnANT.-In the Garden
of Plants in London, the keepers were re
Gently engaged in destroying great
number of rats, when one of them es
capped aud ran to the spot allotted 10 the
elephant. Seeing 10 other refuse. in the
twinkling of an eye the rat snugly encon
sed himself in the trunk of the elephant,
very much to the dissatisfaction of the
elephant. He stamped his foot and twist.
ed his trunk around like windmill, and
then stood suddenly still apparently re-
hecting on what it was best to do.
Presently he ran TO the water trough
where lie was accustomed to drink, plnng-
ed in his trunk and filled it, and then
raising it, dashed out the rat in torrent
like that which issues from the hose of a
Hire engine. When the rat struck the
ground the elephant seized him and made
him undergo the immersion and projec-
tion three or four times The fourth time
the rat fell dead.
The elephant, with quiet but majestic
air, crushed il under his foot. and then
went round to the spectators to make his
usual collection of danlies.
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- An old lady who was making some
jam was called upon by a ncighh"r
:'Sam, you rascal, you will he eating my
jam when am away. sam protested ned
die first but the whites of his eyes rolled
hungryy towards the bubbling crimson.
"See here, Sam, sail the old lady, taking
up piece of chalk, "I'll chalk your llps,
and then III know when Come back
whether you have eaten any" SO saying
she passed her fore finger over the thick
lips of the darkey, holding the chalk in
the palm of her hand, and not letting it
touch him. When she came back, she did
not ask any questions, for Sans lips were
chalked quarter of an inch thick.
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Total. 5000
Leaving q profit of over hundred per
cent. on the manufacture, reckoning the
sugar to be worth only ten cents per
pound. But supposing such quantity
conld be raised as to bring the price of
raw sugar down to eight cents per pound
there would still be profit of over fifty
per cent. on The Investment of the manu-
facturcr. Certainly this branch of indus
try cannot remain long unoccupied."
- Never confde secrets to your rela-
tives-"blood will tell"
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DOMESTIC MARKETs

s.v,SS.u Ga Nav -Cooa closed 6rm MiddHrs z7ss sales
VIA a sisgfo c. Nav Taipsc ara s Resin
9as4 Crude THrIeaos unchanged Tar unchanged O0'oa
Nav 6EgsSs Nay Cooa active and la!e hghsT NiddiHF'
iS Strrns E1ealure ii NesYor sshi Eehapgc per rent
ssS Snq AZ O, r. .' Ys s 81 Cop 6mrr White 76c Oats
IoG71e Br'D <Odsl 30 Hay scarce PRIME $40 - loIA
I4ase tsg l@2ls SSg.rEseV9o9 P s g, ~
h0ases-fs,heauns ''S S-,'-h " eiu i''' 04 WI
CIscssIT Msy I-Tie1r Is DAN and unchanged wtsa, held at
,,riy ses n 5s6ae not offered freely unchanged
& supply !, Ign T u5 5 fS Ss 1's1 's l S''i Po
dG and nanal with denaad Mes PORK held a. Ss Bun
Sesesr 70 N lie se lac Cor prime Kettle there was
% . Ts Nav FSuf IL goo deSs5d prices unchanged
Se Of s eeS a. 80 so . DO Bn II s %t d and Hn
shsSged; Of small lots Of no A,vauEee CLUB at ~ 70
No selling at esT lots At s New iSOf was oserei
A. Al ga 81 IS for CaasdiaB e sud inactive Mli
changed Railroad FreghsFour 70 Boston ee to Nssfof be
go Si 5a.b Rye. GO 900 feet Of Humber
CEoaSo Ms, EIehsrSs on irregular st bpyng
IS IS qaiss; sales oNo at 81 l4ds I5 Ne a. e. g!l
Ne T. 81 S5i for 30 g. t9 Sse S Esieete and 5lasle ~
R,s qae at 81 lGI BARLEY doll nominal ~ t high
use S ~ So. p-Fis JIst,s rori.
us lS0ir; Cumbeands le Short Ribs it3c Short Gear le
% sAas Beef Gait, quiet At IS s56 50 for lair good
90 $3.50 ' fair medium and 81 5SS7 for good to choice
81 o1 Nay oass steady bpt Unbalanced Cotton q5ssasgsa
ssl @ Fa5 ws.s sPrgs in sex, %: a Tor E E 10
f%s; 9i q i's ~ 10 0 GaS G Isl whs, da Il s5as7
Pea e ana unchanged Bon NsslsLoof sa19its a. hsSas
Ld Dali Chdce COuatry Kettle i7!e Choice City 49, Cattle
L05yz ls y assl so@@% Sss .'5 IA Gee: %
L.rs - s9 IS oi Ms9ai1eta1s Ls9i o. e ' o
C,aT Sdr 7lal7i shoulder. 2le Clear is SIDES Sie
GSSse Oats L8a7oc RYE . A. WHISKY DC Cotton 2Ce M
AOnrs Ala. Miy iCeion quiet; sales 200 bale. inslq99s 20
'roifis i'' bales no exports
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pASSENG ERS 1RRIVFD.

FROM ASPIHWALL-lE steamship Alaeka May ~ w hohI j.
shead wife child; Adde Mitchell and child VIM BroSnhe
Mia EEa Laurie Louis Washer wife and wo chill
dren; C. Currough W A. Dana. wife and ehhi W Bpp
wife infant servant MIRA H. 0good, Mrs ia Dngsen and
daughter Bredenstein B. Gr6n C. r. Neot James Rsadon
y Bracy Mrs. A. g. Sibles. Mira Pauline VOght Ham,
NETT & W. Hawkins and wife, &. y. Parker wife, and
child; Mss Sarah OCOnhOr, Jacob Hartman aHd infant a
Roster A. II. Ascber and Eve children ID. Wiioughby.
wife and ANT John Balm wife Schwartz Cray Joseph
FiuneEan spsrrow n Aukey and child A. kebs r H. Doh
da1aheF B. Llmpson sDd Ira KbIa Foote W
Willis and infant Mrs Bostvsf. Mrs = s.ebOni
ehidres F. Morse J. @ Kelley and daughter Wlop,
Charles Iepean Mrs j. R. Wood ehidres J. W. wilbur W.
DsY Geo Hamburg s. B. 0lnead, hrL A. B. srston, Hrs A.
brewer and child Haeef wife and mother John Quaekenbuh
l. Carter wife and John Mckenzie Major W. GIATes "
Cooper Mrs j. and J. A. Hooper, Mas L
Coon, A. L. spngue. Mrs. D: J. Gubrss D. Reths
child H. Arnold children Joseyn H. Bnitng.oTth A.
Downing p Bells L. Davis Mrs Rstheun s5d ehd seSdsL
Renhar and ehden Mrs NJ DeDkison and e cre1;
Ms bowel Miss Marsh Mrs Maitland Ander;es vie asd
infant F. and boz HyneI sisters aud mad MIA
w McAqrty D. s Waters h5A Bates W H ssoy sIa Dr.
Miss Weaver L. Manchester Ee S0d RHt Mss KsrFnSTs
Max Bauer II. Robinson, Tfs aud children, B. Il hx
san and NJ Msr.ago DE- scott p DsGl" Veg krsosGes
b. Isacs Roudon W. Auskas and Wife Mons DesAnoodss p
Gruus samuel Beat George Carsisi Allen Jose S.asssgn e.
Coleman H. vale W. stewart b1inoargen JsnS
NoadOr and child saI Aisi stand,h LS.s
Pierce W b. MatEeubach and wife g. II. sPauling J. d. vance
Berry Ogden and wife solomon HSzln George RIslss n
A. Collier Parker r. Gruchy MIRA Jane Boosd r. race VI ~
GIensuE James A. Meyer VIM WILCOX aud IN IN NE ssssTAse
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WKATHER RRPoRT-sA an.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EBwYoRK.. .................."....NVL

CLEARED.
Steamship Hsddsrye1 SsgSE'p G1'S SaI as,
AspinwaD; Bienvue Baker Havsna and rar
Ned. ssmpsoa New Orleans, HuBye Lyon savannah San ia
SiHto Ans syanSI9 G Ss.I. SaueS SO c Pous sOa
Rebmond Valley CITY johnson AeIiaA Glsoe Walden BOstOai
sbscy Of sSDey BroSa London; LerAn HOuss C.aO
Ms is1 .Sa sns ES hs s. k
PsSsns Mckenzie PetOui Serersk Gibson CALAIS Isabel Moody
BHS-L H COX. Jones 4. cuSs E1e'Isr Major EsT,
ion bermuda; Collins Cochran Windsor, 81 ~ VIII
I sesrs Moltoa kpo~o John Eta Wilson Calves;
Ts G willie p Ensh Bsan@, Yankee s pSSS' S Ss
Blb.tlTOr Lee Dixon EhIAbsHpOri Pointer NeA0s
Bi,ol: Henrietta Rankin, Hartford
Shops. A Greene, BsrtrAn Hartford
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Limerick PAPs Liverpool Apn ~ VOeeA"'A
1919 Steamship Asks Cray Apnwa April % mails and
stesSp Virgo Savannah. nde a.! pas,
sissasRp cas.psas BT1gs Portland lq! q ,ss pass
SS P Gisnayoa, smith. Calcutta los day.. mase.
BarI G. v Mlaoa Hsaly. Trinidad Cubs q day' sugar
BARK Blanche How Ingerson, Havana 10 days, sugar;
B BTs S G s' T,Sc5 Sf sssos. days. %sis,.ss
B Bs %.T ~ S 1 f bfSs Masi' Tnsd days. Sugar
Bark 6 Leila E hy;Y 4ns. S 1ayo d. ca Il S sugar
Bar. sarah h HOS:r G.Ss.S' Mj Jspe es-
BS scO Ceausss 10 days Sailed In company WIN
'r sr &t st.T D TSi 6sficnas 10 days
Bas E'sn c q @Gn B St days cotton
BriS Csyie Dow Cienaegos Is days slgar
Rrio Ia Creole. Curaeoa - Jaws, ndse
n Bughtman, Guantanamo Is days sugar
BnS y j. HERMAN dover. CieDfuegos IL days. sugar
Big ssa S. Ss' s.I s.s%a .. a Sugar
SIR Pe,nona Emery, Ma, IS days, nd6e
s,hr naryM Nj. Murray, BascSa Apu "a, frut.
Schr francis Davis DoLe 81 Geuges And OTaHsoa II aeh
fut
Str voyaeeur Ysrwen, Mesnl 60 days. fruit
St.r Gov. D. hing, Bdfidge Jacksonville days lumber
Ss1 Jmes Dalohssh Saith PoistsIi'rs Quad Is days sugar.
sir O,rauus. Safety jacksonville days lnmoer
b. Small SWaEey, Truxl.O IL days wood &c
Clark Layacc1, AlleA
Sshr Frank = Sarah, Matthews. Bangor. lumber
Richmond Wilson, RCckaud, lime.
Zeplauah Stmsu Adams Wilmington DAYS naval stores
L. A Bayes Bsylvs. Jacksonville days, lumUer
Ricardo MIguEls Sailed 10 co
With schr. Frank Teak Tor New lorA
tebr Glyuwood Gavin. Barbados 10 days molasse&
Srr Warren Blake, Messerye MaauLs u iays molasses
S,hr Pens L. Smn Bunker, Cr-suFnnee u Jay! eolce &C.
Schr. Idaho DAVIS. Portland, iron ore
Sear Wellington Eagles, windsor ~ 3, days potatoes
Srlr Freedom Clare Windsor. " s.. days, plaster.
ScDr. Annie Jane Mcistac, HALIFAX days, lath.
sCHooNEKs-kiyER AID CoAsrvlsE
Eli Tovuseud Providence john Wright Portland, o.
Daniel Morris, Providence & I; brooks 1IeeAp''~
IL. Huntington. rear oilitIN s-e
Nv.tge Belle, Boston
d sy.rI IIaven Arg keuBcti1nL
Van Rv.r C..s.ue &. Pawtucket
FIaukin Pierce. New-Bagen fruuees bHfre.l, 'v,,,,n.
NJ B. Mahony Lynn. ChAE'0Vs D''""' '"e
Aleu Lewis, Virginia
SAIL Louisiana oi
SeanshipsPerere for HaWei sy o. Havana and Ofeass
liverpool Iowa glasgow Ben'ie lot sto ADD llantsVe
Cen N,.ie aud Corrs for NswOe0si sa sr Apnwa and
for savannah; Champion for Chares'"ni N
at
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offered No business DONG to-day
HAY quiet quote at 6G70c for shipping ard 93c
81 20 for retail selling D. 9c for Short and aoe q
81 COR Long
steady all The upper grades bat DOthug sell
81 The except johbiug 10 the trade
NAVAL SrORSlbe storm greatly checked business aud pnes
soywha, nominal sts Tupeutiue weak At TG4se bot
~ SIS Common 10 Cool
81 62I s.; No 81 Od 80 B74 No. R 90 230
RS and Pale 1t IS l30S6 81 Tar al 50 5OG 50 50.
OILSCude Fh OILS quiet but prices steady qnete hA
Ga$l TO- and Sperm At 81 93 Manufactured Os are du 81
81 l5DS ~ for Beached Water Whale sra 81 % fr Unbsael
and ~ 10 for esched DO American LuSred arm and ID lar
dsusnd 81 0ld % m casks and bills English do Ia howns
oil 5 quiet At ~ 3Id 81 s.
PROySOEThe Pot market has presented the sane features
weekly report. The trade has supplied itself to toe extent OF
i wants al the stock remains unmpared from tbs last monthly re
ToJay the busHess been moderate prices sc
Gese unseed The sales cash ard regular arc ~ oDx a.
gI4GB3l for lew and $50 ~ ior I'm
Beef demand closing steady sales o. lV
bhlS 80 for PLAIN Mess and Sl2aSl8 Toy EHta mSs
the market and preet O" otch
nng Of 300 at S20d SO for Prime hets aBa
Meats and Bscou these articles t3eTe
The market closed dali and pces are hohhS
Ii has dacue having been MADE al he tbe
Ykst closed dun aud uuchnged OF 200 bb and tes 81 ~ a
lie m No e C, laI8c for iif TO prime Steam and 1871
for Kettle drrtd.
STOCK or Pork BEEF IN PACKING YARDS, NETWORK
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~ vrsi. o. soaes r Family % ssd e. teS2 'o s..s
- FAMILY MARYLAND Delaware Bye Ho@ o'. Ws.'r
~ no MIS- A. 81 Corn Nes hhm 20. 90 ~ H.,
s1i,d s Of OObhs at ~ $50 81 80 for western - 80 y
Tor We have laa
..rrs.r seiVs market Wbeas during iAsl NeS oPb -
a. vesk vas quite freely olefea aSa o"-s& .O,t1H
sssbus IN Eon and very limited eIp . Is.,,s
ogry eonb the low grades OF flour no
$1,000 80 w. have advance Of V@iI per snsD m
untAabie, ana 46 Ios Ahu
We have reduced our SioeE 81 hprnK
y bpt bst o. Wutsr rather larger The exports ioT the
for the corresponding Eeek last year i'
- Lv.b Ou exports consist entirely Of Spring wheat Inc MAJ
ii sd ouiet for spring Winter steady but apiL
rss,,snis md 81 g. for Amber hhhiKan IN store
H., las no. been supply prices In She alb
,e f nominal Barley Mali has been offered more Freely
40 prices has been ouy moderate demand At o'
WEDNESDAY holders have been hTm closing eoy ul
g.Ist: Sales bush 81 81 for Western 10 store and 20 i0f
Se been 10 good demand for The trade and H
Mil marked redHean stock pees have ipoea
materially and iht stock belg 30 the bands u two houses eaA COZ
she close the market better; DE sales are
zoe for New Ohio AID Western 81 railroad utgGI.s'
- for do aloGt nd small lots In store a. ostt.
Isdn Corn has besn in active demand early 70 we We"
declined sghv but later with marked decline n ooeh
prevailed for and With falling oh m l.
ports speculative Bquy nay be posa more
N Which supply. though toward th cose
ne tame markei Is better aud more as' zoe
e2a85ic for Damp AID Unsouud o3gy lV ~,
Mixed Ggd3Je 10 store Nesiefn VINE wv WV
yellow Gle and Jersey yellow a. s5Gc -. -
COTTOH-Denand rerJ fair considering TIE NeAtnei nu tr
ths market stronger the grades ofoes moderate aso
"a b, on eh $50 were spinner u to specuatoTf b 10 e.
DOTers "A The latter IN ifanst We feoe 81 'rgas IT,
Iplsrd 4
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


La hales Cotton, 1859 hh Four 80 bush oorn ey4
hash bu.h Malt 40 hush Besns go bush Peas 50 bsg'
Corr Meal les EeGHed Petroleum, JIG bbs Snrs lurpenne
2O Tar bbs Rosu, Isl pkgs Cut Meats z pigs Lard d
pkFs Ashes 49, pkgs Butter rs pigs Cgeese lkg- IsoH
Bag Dried Fruit a9 hlls whisky 23 bb Lggs ~ hses Wool
Hemp Hops l26l8 leather 40 hds Iohseo 70
rs Tobacco 1857 Starch "a bags Peanuts pigs
Setsx6H, 20 Hides
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AND BROOKLYN, May i, lo6
old and keA9 Pork

PETROLEUM Jnn and heavy name FOR Cule 10 bsk
92G r Rese IN bona Business TO-DAY has been All I4ps
SNiug Ia toe storm.
HICB-C aT"i5s steady and quiet al 8ld9ts.
SIGAEILe trade IN aW light bAvt only
3d5. Holders st SAX III ollie iI fair to
Rrhled dali bass Of IS ul3sc Tor Hands
SEEDS-rass demand u moderate qaote
3 and S4a - 50 for Timothy Rough FAI iE
srIlIE n . CO - ~
TAIIOW j. active and steady; sales OF 10000 lllc
WSKY-ih end hmTi saies ~ 200 bbs
for MeEer
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LcxDoS Nay lila H-Toda being holiday, The stock Board il
close.
LrvkKpoL Nav Ill a. opened ard steady
Nsdag UplDds lisd Milling Orleans l2iL Corn il hrneT but
p5tq uOtahlr higher 1900. 90.
LIygrPoo Mas II p Coon closed quet Nddlng UPlaBds
INA Miug Orleans 2 sales Of 1000 bales kOtn per cNt
tsf Common Sortb Carolina TurpeHile g. 3 per cwt
aayRg. NAV l-Uolton OPENED qset and steady.
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Snttual B,bmut.

NOTICE.
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE,
FIFTH DISTRICT. NETWORK.
SEVENTH, TENTH, THIRTEENTH. AND FOURTEENTH WARDS.
Notice is hereby all persons concerned that the Annual Lists
containing the Aessmen Valuations and Bnumeons made and
within this district BY the Assistant for the 1903
nuEg Special Ges expiring May so viii be at this oee
hereof
determine OF
said AnnuLl Lists and said list
will be an,med TO the Collector Nhn Ten days after the expiration
Of ibe time for hearing appeals Aforesaid Dui hppea will be al
losed party duly assessed amer the lists have been transmitted 70
the Collector
~ Ind appeas 10 Ass,Or aGoresaid sAould made
0R0. IA0a spocy ne particular matter uag
respociR0 Ai deduction rcqHssted sbod sds TIE ground
JAMES NJ McCARTIE Assessor.
Assessor, oHce, No 3oa BrOomesL, Mar /. 1909
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OTncE OF PEEHASKET BOARD OF WATER AID hEwEhlGE
ROOn No. H. lIIr HALL,
BKooKLIS, Aph a. 1898.
ITO COAL DEALERS.-Sealed Proposals Will
received this once until ~ o'clock IHUhhDAl' hs
nth day Of NAY peTt for 1900 tuni OF CRATE COAL
Bidders will he price ton Of I2 bs delivered on ih carr
the Island Railroad Co Hunters Point also the hind Of coal
they propose furnish whether Jseu Mountain Leigh serahon
delivery 10 10th Of MAJ and continue At
The rate Of per Payments viii be made monthly
10 cash
The the night 70 reject all Topon deemed
tbs % Any further Information can be bad on P
cat this osbce.
VIM A. FOWLER, President
d l.. EoRrHUP, sserettry.
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