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Hotel Acknowledgements IS.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

NJ CHARLESTON HOTEL
Paul Buesler, New York; Henry Lissa, Au
gusta john Trawick, Linton, Georgia; II. H. HicE-
man, Augusta; NJ. F. Moloney, o. E. Lartlgue'
.Blackyille; N. o. W. Simpson, South Carolina;
Mis-, NJ P. whltner, Mrs. Whitner, Anderson; Il.
F. Everson, Columbia; E. H. Zones, New York; G.
A. Truesdale, Wheeling; Charles 81. Mercer, G. E.
Cridler Baltimore; deyward Brown, Barnwell; Fl.
S. Beatty and lady, Windsor; B. F. Jenkins, Vir-
pInia; Richard Cox, Portsmouth; T. B. Heyward,
Boston; F. p Webber and Wife, Baltimore; Mrs.
W. ]. Pierce, Thomas Emerson, Jr., Boston; A. p
Woodbridge, New Orleans; Charles 81. Cohrs, Berk-
ley; E. T. Walton, Wilmington, DEL; ], W. Rock
well, Connecticut; ]. B. Sardy, a. L Sardy, New
York; Colonel Thomas A. Gordon, Virginia; A.
stoddart, F. E. Wells, F. A. Wells, New York; S.
B. Dow, Goose Creek.
PAVILION HOTEL.
L. Matthews, Atlanta, Ca; Or. E. n. Royal,
Charleston; W. B. Fltman, Augusta Co.; c. Call
lard, st. Johns, R. F. Mccarthy, Kngstree; James
G. Foster, Enterprise; F. $. Fern and wife; Roeh
ester, New Jersey; I. o. Barnwel, Adams Run.
MILLS HOUSE.
". S. Walker. Atlanta, Ca; 81. T. Williams
Savannah, Ca; Isaac Wines, &yron Ward, Gee
Hepgood, Rrattleboro, Vt; L. G. Dennis, Florida
8. Halliday, wIiamsville;. D. Fisher Fayette
willie, N. c.; Emma G. Garrison, Gep; L. Garri
son, Detroit, Mich; C. G. Hanscom, Chicago; W
s. Bissen G. E. Booker, G.. W. Hastings ant
daughter, Springfield, Ohio; Hervey F. Everson
New York; Alfred Rhett, South Carolina
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The MILLS HOUSE AND ITS HosPIrALrrY.-
A number Of clergymen who were the guests OF
Mr.. Parker during the recent Conference have
made the following handsome expression Of their
feelings:
We, the undersigned, members OF the South
Carolina Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, wholaaEe been Hospitality aud ele-
gantly ENTERTAINERS Gasguests during the session
or the Conferenes bsieptng IL due 70 the kind,
that they, should ,Rfves some EXPRESSION 70 their
feelingss do heartily unite In efogowing resolu.
ton iRi ,51iSSSs - ssJ-ttES- we y
Resolued, That our sincere thanks are eminently
due andare hsreoysgratefully rendered to the pro-
prletorS or the Mills House for their kindness to
us dartng our stayas their house, and1hat we
earnestly gpray that the blessings OF Goo, which
ever be upon them and theirs q z>lS--a'>~ >eSs
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The ErNA ANNIvERsARr.-The forty-6rst
anniversary OF the Etna Steam Fire Engine Com
pany was celebrated on Wednesday evening by a
splendId supper, at which not only the members
themselves, but large number of-representatIyes
from the other nre companies and other guests
we're present. The entertainment went of In the
pleasantest manner possible, and reflected the
greatest credit on Mr.. John wulbern, the caterer.
The genial flow Of spirts engendered by the aus
piclous occasion, was maintained with toast
and song uutil the small hours OF morning, and
showed that the gallant Etnas are as agreeable In
the capacity OF hosts as they are dangerous rivals
In all trials OF skill. The following are the officers
elected for the ensuing year: f. Willis, president;
t. ]. Lyons vice president; r. S. Walker, first d.
rector; W. H. Harvey, second director; ". Webb,
third director; @. J. Berrie, fourth director; ].
McLelsh, Secretary; o. Bassett treasurer; U. Z.
Wightmsn, engineer; a. Fitch, II. D.. surgeon; T..
W. Seymour, solicitor; Q. c. wightmsI. hall
keeper; W. McLeish Joseph Williams, E. D. Prior,
J. Leonard, aXmen.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-John Washington and
Joe Williams, whose capture BY the police after
an exciting chase was noticed In our lastlissu
were brought bcture The Mayor yesterday morn
ing, and each sent to the House OF correction
under the vagrant law.
Gus Williams, the hero OF many stealing scrape,
was brought before Trial Justice Bennett on
two charges oflarceny, the value OF the property
stolen being near $500 The proof In both cases
was ample and convincing, and Gus was sent to
Jail for thirty days for each charge. At the expl
ration OF his present term Of sixty days, another
charge OF larceny awais him.
A warrant has been issued by Trial Justice
John G. Mickey for the arrest Of one John Mack.
who Is charged with approprating to his o1a
use money contained In letter entrusted 10 his
care for delivery TO another.
The itInerant vender OF prize boxes, who has
been in the habit OF holding forth TO a motley
crowd, near the Market Hall, was arrested yester.
day afternoon by Onlcer Evans, charged with car
rying on lottery without license. He was
taken to the detectives oiilcs where, upon giving
security for his appearance this morning, he was
released. He asserts that lie has license, but
refused to show 1t.
William Accabee, arrested for larceny and va
erancy, was brought before the Mayor for trial
1t appears that this cnterprislng youth, who re-
jolces also in the alias Of Abraham Simmons, had
effected an entrance on Monday evening last
into the engine room or the sugar works on South
ern wharf, and stolen all the brass and copper he
could manage to detach from the machinery
Upon being arrested yesterday morning he con-
fessed his guilt, and said that he had sold the
brass and copper to a junkshop for thirty cents
A search warrant has been issued for the recovery
OF the property, which cannot be replaced fol
sl25, and suit will be instituted against the pur
chaser for receiving stolen goods. Accabee was
sentenced to 60 to jail for thirty days under the
vagrant law.
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CHRISTMAS opEEEsESS;rlss:.:.The. advertisement


CHRISTMAS PKEsgsrs.@Ttea advertisements
In TIE NEWS begin to foreshadow the happlest
day OF the year-Christmas-when the FEELINGS
and impulses OF the human character display
themselves In 80 ;lany bright and delightful
phases. It Is but little while until 1t comes with
It's annual Joys. Good people are beginning to
Lay In deicacles and luXuries for the occasion,
and to select their presents for friends including
the dear young people. Those who have such
wares as are appropriate for the season should at
once advertise them in The EEws-taSing places
in the column Of "Hollday" notices. 1t IL better
for the merchant and for US all that he should ad-
vertse his wares in that column. Hls sales VIII
be grea. y increased. All want to see what there
is aaered for sale that Is scasonaole before they
sefont to purchase; and what Is not in THE NEWS
they conclude is not in the city Therefore, for
the good Of all our friends, we urge them to ad-
yertiBe ut once,
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BY ALONzO ]. WHITES = & s SON..
VALUABLE STEAM RICE POUNDING

VALUABLE STEAM eRlCE zPOUNUlNGt
Y MILL on Wsccamaw River, Georgetown
County. SO. - @:i.sls q - :t.,s
ON THURSDAY, the 2gth; instant, at or near the
Old Onstomheuse, in -ChariessonGeS. Co., n,
O'CLOCK A. NJ, viii be sold, ijGist.n Z 's,I-Ia
That valuable PROPERTY, known as WAIVER;
LY MILLS, on WaccamaW. River. Georgetown
County. The Tract, contalus 4o3 acres. moro or
less, OF which 70acres are Rice Land, under sultt.
walton; and about 20 acres cleared and fenced
high Land. On this Tract there iS ~ large steam:
Rice Pounding Mill, with Its warehouse ACCOM-
modations, wharves, grain elevators, railway and
railway trucks, cooper shop, ty.sfx isb6terF
houses, more or less two large barns, large Hta;
BILE, chapel, and neat Residence; also aSbarrei
factory. rice threshing mIH and igrfst MIL work
ed by steam power BY stationary engine; tn ;T9is'
Mill has for many years maintained 8 high reputa-
tion s well located, and cap able OK large develop
ments IN the hands OF men OF enterprise and capt-
tai. The Mil Is now working. .i--
Conditlens-O -One-tbird cash; balance in three
equal annualbuccessive insralnents, with interest
from day. Of SALE payable annually, secured ~
bonds and mortgage OF properly sold; the MIL to
be kept insured. aud policy assigned. Purchasers
to pay for requisite papera and stamps.
dpCQ.finw9th1 l.,'. -. $50 ~ iSi'
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

Trains leave Charleston daily at ESQ a. M,
Sundays excepted aud $50 P. Ii.
Arrive at Charleston 73o A. NJ, tMondays ex,
cepted,) and p. N.
Train leaving at $3.50 A. NJ. makes through con.
neclion to New York via Richmond amt Aqua
Greek only-golng through IN AZ hours, aud With.
out detention ON sunday.
Train leaving at $3.50 P. NJ, have choice or route
via Richmond and Washington, or Bay route via
Portsmouth and Baltimore. Passengers leaving
Friday by this train lay over on sunday In Balil'
more !; those leaving on Saturday remain SUNDAY
In Wilmington, N. U.
This is tie cheapest, quickest and most pleasan,
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other point.
West and Northwest, both trains making close
Connections at Washington with western trains ol
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
S. 8. SOL0MONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L.-CLEAPoR, General Ticket Agent.
sept6
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CHARLESTON ANCIENT ARTILLERY SOCIETY.
AT the 18th anniversary OF the Charleston An
cient Artillery Society, held at 7. R. Tully's on
Wednesday, the 18th instant, the following off,
GERS were elected to serve the ensuing year, viz:
G. NJ. Furman, president; s. G. Gallard, vice.
president; Charles P. Frazer, secretary and
treasurer; John G. Hofr, VIM. E. Rowland, stew
ards. Committee ON Charity-Charles P. Frazer,
John c. Hofr, P. c. Gsillard, L. D. Patrick, and
Johr E. Care,g. Committee on Accounts-sleet'
wood Lanneau, 4. L. Tobias, Wm E. Rowland,
1Fm. Whaley, and Samuel Fart, Sr.
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SERENA L. DARGAN, EXECUTRIX OF
Creditors OF G. A. DARGAN.-Blll to Marshal AS.
sets, and for Injunction.
Pursuant to an ordertn the above stated case, to
me directed by the Hon. J. n. Rutland, Judge Of
the Fourth Circuit, will sell ut Darlington Court
house, ON the first MONDAY In January next,
The LAND described in the pleading In tho
above stated case. containing 500 acres, more or
less, bounded by IefIriess Creek and Lands OF
Cole Gees and Others on the following terms, to!
witt. One third cash; the balance on credit Of
equal nstalments, one-half at one year, and the
other half at two years, interest on the whole
seven per cent interest. with two or more per-
sonal suretieI. and mortgage Of the premises.
Purchasers TO pay for all necessary papers, includ
Ing revenue stamps. W. E. CHARLES
dec9-lS Referee.
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Msp1cAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CARoLnA.-At
the annual meeting of this society, held on the
18th instant, the following oftcers were elected
for the ensuing year: ustees of the Roper Hos
pital, Drs. F. Peyre Porcher and j. R. Mood; secre-
tsry, DR.. Manning Stmons; treasurer and libra
rian, DR.. q. W. DeSaussure, Jr., rice Dr.. Ancrum.
declined
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AMATEUR THEArRI0ALs.-This evening
"Doran will be performed at the Hibernian Hall
by company OF amateurs who have been re-
hearslng for 1t some time past The PLAY is pas
toral drama, founded on Tennyson's poem Of that
name, and was dramatIzed by Charles Reade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Healy will maintain the principal
characters OF Farmer and Dera Allan, while
young lady, whose name is not to be mentioned
at present, will fill the important role Of Mary
Morrison. The company have an excellent op.
portunity to make hit In the present lull OF
amusements at the Academy and we wish them
all success.
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TRY AGAM.-An attempt was made on Tues
day night to break into another house In Rutledge
avenue. This time No. was the favored spot,
and the burglars, as usual left the marks Of their
'gemmies" or crow-bars on the front door. Per-
haps the burglars will be so kind as to try again.
4 big bulldog, bolts and bars innumerable, and
Aatent electro galvanic acting sixteen.shoot'
ing burglar alarm ought to do their business.
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g. 50; s, 40.

ApporSrxENrs.-Thef following appointments
were confirmed on the 18th instant: Reuben
Gross, auditor Lexington County; Thomas a.
Cook. auditor Marlboro County; John Lee, audit
or Chester County; Henry W. Schroeder, trial
justice Charleston County, vice S. L. Bennett,
appointed auditor.
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SUPREME CotRr.-CoLUMBIA, DECEMBER IA.
The court met at 10 A. NJ. Present-Chief Justice
Moses and Associate Justices Willard and Wright
The following cases were continued:
n. P. Nickles vs.. Wriley BOlin, ct al; F. L. Bo.
leyp, ct al. ads Jane Boeyn; A. F. Branch vs. S.
D. Carothers; Alfred Craven vs. WIN. E. Rose; W.
S. Harris vs.. VIM. E. Rose; W. E. Rose vs. G. X.
Ratchford & Co.; G. S. Mcneil, guardian, VS.. j. D.
Small; J. Backwood, ct al, executors. vs. W. J.
Clawson: S. w. Melton and wife vs.. ]. n. Withers
ct al; John Smith VS.. Kings Mountain Railroad
Company; James Quinn, ct al, administrators vs..
John F. Hart, ct al; J. r. Massey, ct 81, vs: Wyiie
f. Duren, ct 81; ]. D. CasGey, sheriff, ads. william
MCMILLAN; John E. Robertson, respondent, vs.
Albert Evans, appellant; the same vs.. Leonidas
Lowry, appellant.
The case OF VIM. A. Dunn ys. Robert L. Pinck'
ney was submitted on printed argument.
The case OF the State ex rel. Theodore D. Wag-
ner vs. John R. Stoll was remanded to the Circuit
Court, by consent Of counsel, and continued.
At11 A. NJ. the court adjourned until Monday,
10th, at 10 A. M.
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1.-THE LIONS LOOSE w-At the last evening
performance of the circus here the cry was raised
that the Lions were out,n which created gene.
raj stampede among the crowd outside, resulting
in bruises and like injuries to quite numOer or
persons Owing to the darkness OF the night,
the truth or falslty of the cry could not, at The
moment be easily ascertained, and some time
elapsed before quiet was restored. AS It was the
only sufferers were the shverlng listeners out
side who required some excitement to keep them
warm and who appreciated the sell when they
found themselves unhurt by the i!on's claws
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MASONIC ELECTION.-At the annual eommu-
nication OF Faust Lodge, No. ia, A. F. H., holden
at Graham's s. c. on Saturday, 10th December,
A. L., $780, the following brethren were elected
and appointed to serve for the ensuing Masonic
year: E. C. Behling, W. NJ. John S. Small, S. WI
D. A. Hutto, ]. W.; G. W. Turner, secretary; W..
H. wroten. treasurer; Aaron Mitchell, tiler; W..
n. Kersh, s. D.; T. K. Walker, ]. D.; Jehn n.
Walker and Daniel Babers, stewards.
At the annual communication Of Franklin Lodge
No. 90, A. F. NJ, the following officers were elected
to serve the Lodge the ensuing Masonic year: ].
E. Burke, W. NJ; Il. Rodgers, s. WIS B.. Will
son, J. W.. L. ". Stiles, treasurer; John Wingate,
secretary: A. Doty, Jr., S. D.; D. L. Glen, Jr, J.
D.; Hiram Harris and S. A. Somervllle, stewards;
T. P. o'Neale, organist; Rev. L. Il. shucs,
chaplain L. F. Meyer, tler
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OUR PRICES CuRRENT.-We especially invite
the attention OF our merchants to TIE NEWS
Prices Current issued this morning. MADE up
with the utmosu care, and Handsomely printed
with entirely new type, it forms, with the business
card OF the house forwarding It, the mcst attract
i've and welcome weekly commercial circular
that can be used. Price, for ten copies or more,
with business cards, two and hal. cents per
copy; single copies five cents.
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WINNING HousE.-The beautiful doh house,
which excited so much admiration at the iate
German Ladies' Fair, but which was not disposed
Of at the time, was raffed last evening. The
prize was won by Mr. A. n. TeGhlenourg, VINO Will
receive 1t on spplcation at the store OF Aessrs-r
John Heesemann d Bro. No. S2l King street.
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Anftion 6ales-- future Dars.
By j. FRASER M1THEWEs,
By ALONZ0 J. WHITE & son.

WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY. 10th
w instant, at II O'Clock, at the Old Post
on1ce, corner Broad and East Bay streets,
tanning II. acres, more or les in. Ward No. 8,
situate on the west side OF King street Road, at
the corner Of King and Sansouci streets. late the
property OF Charles L. DIESEL. This Farm ha8
been cultivated for the past year by George o.
Martin, Esq. This property will be greatly en-.
HANGED in value as soon as the City Railway Com
pauy run their cars to Magnolia, which Is now IN
contemplation, and will pass directly In front OF
Conditions One.third cash; balance payable u
three equal annual instalmentS, q with utnterest
from day OF sale payable annuallN seo1Feds 0y:
bonds and mortgage OF the property sold. Pur-
chasers to pay for papers and stamps
dpcQ-fIn W6tul - NJ. ns.. go 1sssr ttf5
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DEATHs.-Mr. VIM. NJ. DeLorme, of Sumter,
died last week. after a protracted Illness.
Mrs. Whitfield Brooks, the mother Of Preston 8.
Brooks and sister Of Chancellor Carroll, died at
Ninety.Six, on Wednesday last, aged seventy. The
Edgeheld Advertiser says: "Mrs. Brooks was
remarkable woman; remarkable in intellect In
beauty, grace, accomplishmentsandm moral worth.
And underlying all these graces, gifts and attain
ments. was that highest Of all attainments, the
wisdom that is from above"
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CHRISTMAS IS COMING!
HINTS FOE THE GIFT SEASON.
VIVA, to Buy, und where to Get it.

The holidays are only ten days of, and 1t Is
hardly necessary to remind the readers OF TIE
NEWS that those who purchase their family sup
piles and Christmas gifts before the rush com
mences, have leisure to make their selections,
and can choose what they need before the stocks
are pulled over and damaged by handling. Be-
sides, they have a larger assortment to choose
from, and are not hustled and iucommoded by
the eleventh-hour purchasers. With view OF 10.
forming all who Wish to take advantage OF this
hint where they can get the best goods, at the
lowest prices, we resume to-day our notices oil
advertisers OF holiday goods, and shall continue
the same from day to day as new advertisements
appear.
Those who expect to entertain their friends
during the holdays-and who does not l-cannot
do better than call at the establishment of Messrs.
Clacius Witte, No. 100 East Bay, where may be
found the finest assortment of old Whistles, BRAN
dies, wines, &c. 1t is useless to say anything IN
praise OF this house, which has reputation
second to none In the city.
Whoever likes choice ales, porter and cham
pagne cider should give call to James CosgroVe,
No. 81 Market street, near ADson, who makes
speciality Of these excellent beverages, and de-
llvers them free In any part OF the city.
oh, what duck OF fellow l'' was the remark
made by bevy OF young ladies promenadlpg King
street. as youth clad In faultless attire passed
them. Now, this was called forth from the fact
that his garments we're made of the finest Of tex
ture, and cut after the most approved mode.
Young men who aspire to gain esteem In the es'
tInation OF the ladies, can have the same re-
marks passed upon them II they buy their CLOTH
ing at the we'll known establishment Of Messrs.
George Lit; lie & Co., No. 213 King street.
Why does every one stop at No. 1886 King street2
To see the many beautiful things In Hlckey's
window Hardly q day passes but he receives
new picture Already the walls of his salcsroou
are covered with rare and choice oil paintings,
engravIngs, chromos, &C., to which he invites
the attention Of the public. Picture frames In
endless variety may also be had there ct low
rates.
Paris fashions being no longer obtainable, our
milliners and nlodtStes are thrown upon their
own resources, >and 1t Is not improbable th0t
American styles will soon take the lead. Mrs.
Zernow, No. SoI King street. whose good taste Is
an acknowledged fact, has just selected an ex.
tensivc stock OF millinery and fancy goods. She
has made speciality of visiting and reception
bonnets and hats, to which she invites attention.
An ever.welcome present to gentleman Is
bunch or box Of good cigars For everything In
this line, we commend our readers to Schroder's
.King William" Cigar Store, No. $40 King street.
Mrs Kendrlck, No. SO Market street, keeps
stock OF the freshest aud choicest fruits, just the
kind to make the MOUTHS OF our children and out-
selves water, particularly about this time.
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A HOG IN CouRT.-Yesterday evening con-
sidv,ahle excitement was caused In Meeting
street by the exhibition OF a defunct porker at
the door OF Trial Justice John G. Mackey's office.
On Investigation. 1t became apparent to every one
that thereby hung O tall. The hog was claimed
to be the property OF Israe Brown, who had
taken out warrant for and was prosecuting
John Perry for having killed and stolen IT. John
denied the charge, anil affirmed that this was not
Browns hog, but another OF the same size. The
corpus deltcts was brought into court, aud e."the
usual marks for discriminating between swine
were found wanting. The head and feet had
been cut Oh, and the hair removed. The Wit
nesses however, all te,tiAed ike experts on the
subject and various poiuts OF identity between
the corpus deficit aud Browns hog were soon es-
tabllshed. At the conclusion Of the trial, Perry
was sent to jail to await his trial to-day, aud q
warrant was issuel for the arrest OF another par
ty implicated. The corpus deficit awaits further
developments 10 the case before being delivered
to the owner, who may and, we trust, will get 1T
In time for Christmas.
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CRUxBs.-Returns for special taxes as e1-
press carriers must be made by the owners Of
coas,ng vessels, within ten days, to the assistant
assessor of internal revenue Of this collection
district.
grand masked bali is to be given by the
Freudschaftsbund In February.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Niles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock. at his
store boots, shoes and hats.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'clock az nus
store, furniture stoves, &c.
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STENCIL PLATES, for marking clothing, cot
ton bales boxes, barrels, &C., cut by +. II. Rod
gers Orders left with B. K. NEUFyILLB,
dec12-mwlS No. 107 East Bay.