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pELAPIERRE's ELECTRIC SOAP

Warranted Better and Cheaper than any other. For
Sale in Philadelphia, Pittsburg. 6r, Ivy
.annry Andrews 7. Conruw Co. Meyers Co.
IIoefch ( Nolan. Barton Son, j. :. Morgan
Burns Snuck-r, Refill Harry, f. Ely 4 Co.
Waterman { Young. ". l.. tiraver, Hough 4 Co.
II onson MoIris, j. IL krarse I. Barnes
Wauwri.ht i Co. Roberts Co., ". J. Kirk.
Waterman Son & Co. S. J. IIumphry, Boyd 4 Co.
Morrison. iioar ( Co.. H. j. lIoffuer. Ogden 4 Co.
irlurkl.s 4 Co. Of Pitts e. and many others. (l5S
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EXECUTORS SALE.

AT TIE SAME TINE 4 PLACE WILL BE SOLD TIE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Of said deceased. consisting of pair If well HYBS
broken Mules, . Cows and lIcif.r, 1 Hogs - ~
lot Of poultry and hive Of Bees twohorse 49,
Wagon, Dearborn Trntthg Wa,on Sever. set of trars
Sleigh, Flows, Shovel Plow CuItyaors Harrow, Wheel
harr""s. Revolving HorSrrakc. Forks. lIand-Rakes
Spades. Shov"s Mattocks. Hoes Grind Stone Cross Cut
Saw, Cutting Box and other farming implements
Carpenter Tools, vz-Saw, Augurs Chsels Planes, &c
Siornlakrrs Bench. Tools. Lasts and Boot Trees
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.--viz:
Beds Bedding and Bclstca,s Bureaus. Chairs. Tables
Looking Glass. ghDay Clock Cook Stove and Fixtures
l.rs Copper Kettle Brass do Tubs, fishes, &c. Cider
Vinegar and Barrels Hay by the Ton Corn in the Crib
by the husel Potatoes and Corn Fodder with numerous
other articles.
TERMS OF SALE II Real Estate = $500 cash on day
"f Sale, and the balance in equal instruments
and twc!v" months with interest from sale; credit
m-nt to I've secured the satisfaction of the Executor
The purchaser 10 pay for stamps and cost of Deed.
Terms for Personal Estat" given at sale.
Sale to commence at o'clock Land to be offered
first Punral attendance is requested, in order to sell
all in one day. DANIEL L. KRAUSS,
Oct. %. lS10-ts. Executor of Bernard G. Krauss
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$50 PER dam to sell the cell,
w bratcl HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
Has the unierfsei. makes the Lck stitch" itke ON
both sdes AMI is fg licensed Tn. best and rhnancst
family Sewing Machin" in the market Address Join
son. CLARK co. Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh. Pa. chi
cage, H. UT 81 LOUIS No. 1854
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on r COMPA NY,

gotten up to afford opportunity for all without
seuding money out of the State.
1t must be clear to every intelligent mind, that il We
would secure the largest prosperity State and the
people individually, we must build up institutions,
by keeping capital at home.
The laws of trade, sefn.erest and selfre
spect combine TO make this the Company for Maryland
Had the Five Million Dollars sent out of State
nually for insurance been invested home it would
have told favoraby upon wealth and
We hope by care, prudence economy and strict nteg-
ty to merit and secure for the future have dono
in the past the cooperation and patronage Of the people
in all parts Of our State.
1t Is gratifying to all friends Of Mnryands IN
teres that great want of State supplied IN 'he
entire success of this Company.
RefereneeS:-Gov. Oien Bowie. j. Thompson Mason,
Judges Hayden, Grason. Miller and MagTuder' Mr D.
Harwood r. D. lamar, VIM J. Jones, JOB ianes' lion.
James 7. Earle and the Editor Of this paper. -
Medical Eraminers:-Drs. J. H. Jaiaar anu H. IL.
Tuft.
Now gentlemen You have chance to insure in good
and perfectly reliable company under our own control
Applications may be had from DAWN Al ahu L. "fsiLr
JANET, Agents or ono Of the Medical Examiners.
Feb l9, 1S10-ly
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SEASON OF 1901.
Mason & Ham|in Cabinet Organs
Important Improvements.
Patented Jane 2lst, asd august 23rd, 1870
REDUCTION OF PRICES,

The Mason Hamlin Organ Co. have the pleasure
Of announcing important Improvements in their Cabinet
Orgons for which Patents granted them in June
and August last These are noi merely maretriciuus
attachments but enhance the substantial excellence
of the instruments.
They are also enabled by increased facilities for
manufacture. make, from this date, further rcduc-
ton of prices several leading styles.
Having completed and added to their former facilities
large mandatory they hope hereafter 10 supply
all orders promptly.
The Cabinet Organs male by this Company are of
such universal reputation. not only throughout America
but also Europe that few will need of their
superiority.
They now offer -FOUR OCTAVE CABINET ORGANS
in quite plain hut equal according their capa
city to anything they make. for $50 each The SAME
DOUBLE REED. Sos. FIVE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED
ORGANS. FIVE STOPS. with Kn." Swell and Tr-lnu-
liant. in elegant case with several of the Mason L
IIanlin improvements. sla5 Tho same. EXTRA with
new Nox IIumana, Automatic Swell. &c $3.50 FIVE
OCTAYES THREE SETS REEDS. SEVEN STOPS
with EuPIIoNE splendid instrument, s225
A illustrated catalogue with full
information, and reduced prices is ready and
will be sent free, with Testimonial circular
presenting great Of evidence as to the
superiority of these Instruments to ono sending
his address to the MASON IIAMLIS ORGAN
CO., 154 fremont Street, Boston, ur 5yG Broadway
New York fI53o
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
office in COmpany's Building,
No. 10 South ST., BALTIMORE.
Policy-Holders Participate in the Profits.
ALL POLICIES NON FORFEITABLE.
GEORGE II. THOMAS, President.
A. X. FOARD, scere.o,y.
DIRECTORS:

Hamilton Easter, Allen A. Chapman. George p Thomas,
Hugh si.-"n, Hiram Wood. Gcory" II. Miller William
Derives, Charles Webb, Thomas Cassard.
These gentlemen all we'll and favoraby knpwn as
among the best commercial men in the State This is
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Ofticial Vote Of Cecil County.

The following is the Official vote Of Ceci
nounty.
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THE ONLY MARYLAND COMPANY

Its has equalled the expectations Of its most
sanguine friends Its and dividends compare with
the Oldest and best companies in the country 1t is
emphatically
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The Rcsuit in the State.

Hambleton'S majority,
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11SffH'7N1 "V
| 1862 AT
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser having been restored to hcalih
in fow weeks, bya very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, CONSUMPTION
Ia anxious to make known to his follow. su fcrers
tho means of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of chargc), with the
directions :or preparing and using tho same,
which they will find a suro Curo for Consump-
ton, Asthma. Bronchitis, etc. Tho object of the
advertiser in sending tho Prescription is to bone
fit tho afflicted, and spread information which ho
conceives to be Invaluable; and ho hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, it will cost theln
nothing, and may provo n blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription, will. plcnso
address Rov. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
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EeEDIVIVUS!!
The S. S. S. of 1851.

Or DIR. JEUSONS Original Suurn.nH SOOTHING
SYRur For CHILDREN TEEruINC, is again re.
suscitatcd!! 1t is n Corriycmt of tho Bomel
disorders contingent upon this period q grotc.
/at C"rmi"otirc; II hufritiDns Syrup and n
ae"tc Anodymc, inducing calm nnL rctrcshiny re.
pose. without tho pcrncious and distressing no.
dictionary disturbance Of the nervous system
that results from tho exhibition of most prcrara-
ticns-crpress'y madc /or chid,cm. It's uso in
the Southern states, as far back as 1862 cst,b-
lishcd its reputation as II Southern Institution,
and, as II medicine unrivallcd, aud us being the
bcsfand s"Jcst preparation for chilrtn tceihing
cnsuring REST TO MOTHERS and NURSES and re-
lief and sEcnyM to their infants. II is therefore
no ncv medicine, and needs no advertising where
II is best known. Every prccauion has been
akcn to preserve and protect it from fraudulent
countcricits. 1t is manufactured omiy at Mc
Latordfory If CoirE, ToMrKINs & Hum, mem.
bcrs of and successors to, tho old established
SOUTHERN DRUa House. OF IIAnRAL, RIsLIY &
kIrcuEN, III CHAMBEns STREET, YEw YonK, to
whom NIL orders should be addressed, and is for
snlo to the citizens of Sumter and surrounding
country by the following first class and rospccta
bio Druggists a. ANDERs ,S q Co., j. L. W..
DEL0RME.
Juno 16-1y
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O S KOO!

Prepared by DR.. j. j. Lawrence, tho celebrated
T. YSICIAN and CHEM ST, Norfolk, Va, isa SAT-
PLEASANT and RELIABLE remedy for ALL diseases
CAUSED by
TORPIDITY OF THE LIVER,
IMPURITIES OF TIE BLOOD,
DISORDER. OF TIE URINARY ORGANS
DERANGEM OF rIIE NERy
SYSTEM.
1t PURIFI and ENnIclIEs the nLooD, RES.
TORIES tho LIVER and KIDNEYS to u healthy
ACTION, AIDS DIGESTION, REGULATES the BOWELS
and INvlGoEArEs tho NERVOUS SYSTEM.
IL is NOT IL ratcnt Medicine.
FoRMULA around each bottle.
ESDoRsEp Gy the best Physicians.
Tho MOST POPLAR Medicine ia use.
Dn. LAWRENCE is constantly in recent o
GRATEFUL letters and TESTIMONIALS Of HEMAwK,.
pLH CURES performed by KosKoo.
All letters answered md advice g:vcn-rnEE
kOSKOO for sale by Druggists everywhere al
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. For sale by
j. +. w. DcLormc,
July 2S-iy Sumter, S, C,
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LOOK OUT FOR SHARP ERs.

The Columbia Guardian is informed
that the party calling himself HARRIS,
reported as having bought the place
known as High Shoals, five miles from
the village of Anderson, and other
property, for the purpose Of erecting a
cotton and wool factory, turned out to
be swindler. He bargained for tho
property mentioued-the titles to all Of
which were made out, but the money
was not paid. Meanwhile the
party borrows, without security, 81 300
in money from Col. j. w. Norris, and
also bought on time fine gold watch
and ring, promising to pay for them.-
On Friday he started for Charleston in
company with the parties from whom he
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Observation-Disclosures.


We learn that the Juvenile Temper.
ancc Army Of Sumter is to have gala
day on Tuesday next A procession, with
tri. colored regalia, beneath snowy ban.
pers appropriately inscribed, speeches,
adult and juvenile, pic hic in rustic
style, &C., arc the leading features Of
the programme. The children will meet
at the Methodist Church, at 10 o'clock,
on the day indicated, and the process
sion will there be formed, and the
speeches, dialogues, &C., will there takc
place. The children will gather for
their picnic pleasures, in some con-
venient grove, yet to be determined
upon.
We are pleased to SEQ the interest
which is being awakened among tho
children of our community in this con.
nexion. The success OF the movement
is largely due to the zeal Of Rev. IL. M
MooD, and Mr.. Il. A. TRADEwELL, the
latter the President Of this Juvenila
Temperance organization.
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COM Nj EISCIAEI.

SUMTER MARKET. APRIL 90.
Cotton firm ut from II to 20 but little
Offering.
BACoN-Rib Sides, 103 GOO; Clear, do, %
@00 Shoulders, lG@0O; Hams, rs.
LARD-2OGD25c.
FL0UR-Por bbl. $1@SI2.
COFFEE-Laguayra, 3O@32; Java, 45@5u;
Rio, 22@3O.
SALT-$250
sUGAR--Brown. 2!@I4; c., l5@l7; A., Ii
@OO; Crushed, i0l600.
BAGG!NG-Best. 3u@32; Gunny, 2s@3O.
IRON-T1ES-lO@l2.
hOPE-l0@l5.
BATESVILLE SIIIRTINGS-Pc bale l2c
YARN BY THE BALE-S2. .1Oc. Per bunch
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had purchased property, %. get the
money for them. At Gadsdent Mr..
HARRIS "turned up missing" !" and has
not since been heard from.
PRAYER MEETING AT BErHKI
CHURCH. -.


CHURCH. go :.
The following comes to Us, without
signature; from one who addresses as as
ga christian brother and frienda Under
the circumstances, and in this connexion
(alone) we depart somewhat from our
fixed rule 10 regard to communications
unattended by responsible names, and
give place to it, promising that it is
always the better plan, (and especially
when so good and noble purpose is to
be subserved) to place the editor in
possession of the writer's name:
: GAIL christians-of all ages-both
sexes-of different denominations
without tho slightest regard of denomi-
national distinctions-ore particularly
requested and invited to meet every
"Wednesday afternoon, at q o'clock, q.
Bethel Church, on one common platform
of brotherhood in Christ, and in the
bonds of christian union, to send up
their united petitions to the Giver Of
all Good for revival of religion in our
souls and in our midst"
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ACCIDENT.

We regret to learn that Rev. D. J. Nc
MILAN, of Lynchburg $. e., whilst en-
route to one Of his appointments, few
days since, drove over precipico or en-
bankmcnt in Lynches Greek which sud-
denly submerged him, his horse and his
buggy into eight feet of water-the re-
suit being the loss of his valued and
trusty horse, and narrow escape
from drowning on his part.
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ROTARY Observation-Disclosures

Mr.. L. H. Folsom, at Dargan's Sum
ter Confectionery, has introduced beau
tiful improvement in the way of Pho>
tographic Album. 1t serves as hand
some parlor ornament, and at the same
time preserves tho photographs from
all dust and wear. BY revolving cylin.
ders turned from the trout of an orua-
mented box, of handy size, the pictures
are brought in turn up to the eye. Those
who value and admire such things
and who does not ?-should call and
see them, aud give their orders.
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DEMoREsT FOR MAY-.This NTaga.
zine continues to increase its popularity.
The number for May is handsomely
embclished with fashions, &c. For sale
at the Sumter Book Store.
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SHEISIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue Of sundry Executions to mo direct
ID cd, will DO sold Mt Sumter Court House, on
tho first Monday and day following in May
next. within legal hours of salo, to tho highest
bidder, for cash, tho following property, situated
in Sumter County. Purchasers to pay for titlos
and stamps.
Ono Tract Of 400 acres Of Land, moro or loss
in tho neighborhood of Bradford Springs, adjoin.
ing lands of Is. Kaughman, known as tho Do
Lormo and Britton Tract, loviod upon as the
property Of F.: l.. Heriot, at the suit of tho Bank
of Nowberry, South Carolina.
One Buggy and Wagon, levied OH MS the pro.
perty Of Jamos w. Richardson, at the suit oi
John Duteman for another.
r. j. COdHLAN,
Sheriff Sumter County.
April 20
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TO SCEPTICs.

Tho almost daily receipt of voluntary testimo.
mails from every part of tho country, from Ply
scians, Clcrgymcn, old and young, malo nnd
female, is sufficient to convince the most sccpti-
cal that DIR. TUTT'S EXpECTOKANT is tho
most valuable LUNG BALSAM of tho ago
nnny wonderful cures have been performed by
1t, as may bo seen by hundreds of certificates in
tho hands Of tho proprietor. Try it and you
will doubt no longer.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all tho
Objects Of youthful indisorotion, will for tho sako
of suffering humanity, sond free to all who neod
1t, tho receipt and directions for making tho sim
ple remedy by which ho was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by tho advertisers experience,
can do SO by addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
June2 No. AZ Cedar st. Y.
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B@- We direct special attention to
the card of the Baltimore Steamship
Line, Messrs. A. B. STEPHENSON g. Co,
of Wilmington, Agents, in this issue.
This Line now has now and quick
steamers, and frcights arc low.
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April IL, 1870.
MASONIC.

TI,IIE REGULAR MONTHLY CoMMUNIca.
l. TION OF CLAREI ONT LODGE, ND g.,
A.. F.. NJ. will DO held on Thursday evening
May IL, 1870, at Z o'clock, p. n.
Brothers will take duo notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
E. c. GREEN, W.. NJ.
T. ". WALSH, Secretary.
Jan 8
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GopEY FOR MAYS charming
issue. The spring fashions are bcauti-
full, and Cooley renders them in such
elegant style. For sale at the Sumter
Book Store.
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n@- Mcssrs. ScoTT, WILLIAMS g. Co.,
offer six thousand dollars for the rccov-
cry of the currency, gold and bank bills
stolen from their bank on tho night of
Saturday, the 10th inst, or ten per
cent. upon the value of any portion
thereof, and one thousand dollars for
evidence to convict the thieves.
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I'LL 81
sPEoTAT sNOTIC,Es

sUMTk6 Rosr ORvICR. &
From and afssf this idSse, ths mails gong
North and South will close at l3o'eloek A. ~.
Northern and Southern Mails will be open for
delivery At 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
The extra Charleston Nail will close at Q
o'clock, P. NJ, and open for delivery at 81 o'clock
p. N. .
Ofice hours ftom A. N. to z p. M.
Sundsy-The Nails will close at IL O'Clock, A.
N. Open for delivery from 8 to 4 o'clock, p. NJ.
T. B. JOHNSON, pm,
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1iow TO BUrLn CnEAp-Evory ono who has nny
experience IN building. knows to his sorrow that
tho thousand and one little items included in the
one word finishing, make fully half tho cost of u
house, and that i'll advised expenditure in this
direction often runs the bill far nbovo tho csti
mato. To avoid such troubldand disappointing mt,
buy your blinds. doors, snshcs, moullings, direct
from the manufacturer, p. p. Toulc, Charleston,
S. G. SEQ advertisements
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10 The many friends Of Me-. THOMAS HAIR
respectfully announce him as All independent
candidate for seat in tho Legislature from
Sumter County, aud solicit for him tho supper
of
THE CITIZENS.
April I3, 1870
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Bag Halfa dozen bottles of DR.. TUFTS
Sarsaparilla and Qucen's Delight will
eradicate all impure and poisonous
matter from the system.
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"BETRAY NO TRUST, DIvULGE NO Sc.
CRET," but tell oil tho wonderful effects of
SUMTERBITTERS, the "areat Southerm Tonic,
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NO. AS Spring Medicine, DR..
TUFTS s"rs"parilIi and Queens De-
light has no equal.
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NO. DR.. TUFTS sarsaparilla & Queens
Delight will clear the skin and impart a
beautiful complexion.
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STEWARDS, MEETING.

The Regular Monthly Meeting OF tho Board
of Stewards Of Sumter (Station) Methodirt
Church, will be held at tho Parsonage on
Wednesday evening, 9th inst, at O'Clock.
preliminary meeting, for tho accommodation
of the members of the Board who reside in the
country, will DO held ut the office of tho Sumter
Watchmaa, at 12 o'clock samo dny.
Members will please come prepared to report
collections for the month Of April.
j. Ii. DINGLE, Chairman.
F. A. Folsom, Secretary.
April 6, 1870.
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There arc numerous things, tho want of which
is painful. This is particularly the case with
things to which VIC havo long been habituatcd.
The health of tho body for in. stance. Whit n
formidable OWL would bo the loss Of light2 yet
few look upon the sume, in tho connection with
health, with anything like discretion. TO pro-
servo tho human faculties from their many dis
cases, use tho "Old Carolina Bitters."
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Ifyou wish your child relieved Of Worms, use
Wincman's Worm Candy!
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES

Corcc,cd ucchly y Il. G. KICF.NlM
Broker, No. 25 Broud Street.
APRIL 90, 1870.
STATE SEcuRIrIEs-South Carolina, old, O0G6
IS; dn new, -@79; do, rcgstd stock, ex in
-@S0.
CRY SEcURIrIEs-Angustn,G Ga. Bonds, 10
81; Charleston, s. G. Stock. Tex or inU -@j7
do, Fire Loan Bonds, -@76; Columbia, S.
Bonds, -G970.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Bluo Ridge, (frst mortgage
-@65; Charleston and Savannah, -@7o
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, -GgS7!
Cheraw and Darlington, SO; GrccnvilIo and
Columbia. (lst morD -@SO; do, Estate guar.
Hntoc) 600; Northeastern, -MSS; Savan.
nah and Charleston, list mor) 80; do. Estate
guarantco) -175; South Carolina, --@79; do
73; Spnrtanburg and Union, -@GO.
RAILROAD SrOCKs-Charlottc, Columbia nn
Augusta, -@j0; Grcenvllc and Columbia, 1!
@2; Northeastern. O@9; Savannah and Charles.
ton. -@33; South Carolina, (wholc shares
-@45; do, (half do) -QD2o.
EXCHANGE, &e-Ncw York Sight, ! oil par
Gold, 11ll@l124; Silver, lO5@lOS.
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LIHE SIZE PMOTOGnAPHs.

LIHE SIZE PHOTOG8APHs.
The Photographic art is in no way
behind the general scientific and me
ohanio Improvement of the day. We
saw life-sise photographs Of Capt. E. @.
GREEN and Mr.. j. e. SUAREs, at the
Gallery Of Messrs. WILDER l. WHEELER,
Of this place, a few days since, which
really brought us face to face with those
gentlemen. in their absence. Their very
life aud breath seemed to greet US from
the paper, and we could but think that
here was perfect triumph of the art.
These photographs are invaluable.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMFORT
RR.
We learn that at the recent Easter
Elections tho following were elected
Vestrymen, Wardens, &C., of the Church
of the Holy Comforter:
Vestrynaen-J. 8 G.. RICHARDSON,
ELISHA CARSON, Fl. l.. DARR, j. p.
ARD, T. T. UpsuUR.
Wardens-Gen. r. II. ANDERSON, j.
T. BRUNsoN.
Delegates to Contamination. r. H.
ANDERSON, r. T. UPsHUR. Alternates,
H. l.. DARR, j. p. ARD.
DEATH OF RICHARD YEADON, ESQ.
We regret to learn, through tele-
graphic dispatch from Charleston, of the
death, on Monday ufte,noon last, OF
RICHARD YEADoN, Esq. Mr.. YEADoN
was widely known throughout the coun.
try, as one ofthe editors and proprietors
of the Charleston Courier, and as a
writer and lawyer Of distinction.