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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-17
DOTYsS WASHING. CHINE.
LATELY MUCH IlItRoyED--A lTuE NV

I ~
,ol LATELY stUoa IlGtRovED-=' Asn TuE GEWs
UniFef sal I, Clothes ringer
Imuroged with ROwell'a Patent Double Cog.
4 heels, and llls.P ateDt Stop are now ,ulqpes-
tionably far superior TO any apparatus for
washing clothes eyer Invented saDd VIII save
their costtE q yeartb saving labor and
clothes.a ~ tyIpt "a nffad3 sfi ~ sIr
! Those whohaYe'used them give testimony
az fellows: 81 ssaasz'aelsulrv boa igs
; owe like .onrInaetine mach; cqgN mot b.
peFsuadedtO do without IL, and With tho AID
~ DEITY we feel that we arc ma alters pi the POI
silionl '-R6D L.. Scott, Bishop M. &. Church. :
"Itis dvortliOnei dollar,R week in every iau.
ily,"--N. Y. IribGneliy y rss7i " gi;5J -
an the laundry Of my house there is 4 peE.
petual thanksgiving on Mondays fol Tho 10:
yeution. lea Theodore L. Chlllor. az
every week has given ma stronger hold
upon the affections Of tle inmates Of ne laun!
dry IN, y 0bstrpcr. u 5fsl az ati.a
"Ihearlily commend II to economists Of umei
money, and cotentmept.g -Rep Dr. BiAot0s'
"Friend DolyzYour last improvement Ok
your Washing Machine is 9 complete, success.
| / assure you our Machine. ai;cr years use;
II, thoIglitlnpr otto day than eyer, and would
not be parted with unles any eircunnstanees.":'
-SOlsH Robinson ~, 4,
lgse in our laundry. and tho honsekeeper cx.
Dresses herself as highly pleased with IT, 1t
certainly accomplishes a greater amoant Il, o.
work. will less labor. and does not 1ear the
clothes near so much as ill., old fashioned wash:
board. By using il one laundress isdispensed
wiih"-Wm NJ. &, ReunE, Superintendent q
Infant Department Of 81. GathaTiHe's NGrSery, NJ.
| " r;I,,s .ra #- .HHHr gstlNe
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decoo9 s

la-NOTICE TO LEGATEES.-T II E
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, LANCASTER
CoUNTY.-The surviving Executors Of WILLIAM
MCKENNA, deceased, VS.. PATRICK N. LYNCH,
Roman Catholic Bishop Of Charleston, ct al
In Equity-Bill for Settlement of Estate AL
vice. &c.-By order Of the Circuit Court in
This cause, filed October 18th, 1860, notice
is hereby given to the individuals embraced
within the classes hereinafter described, with
In twelve months from the date OF the publ.
cation hereof, TO come in and establish before tile
undersigned Clerk offshe Court their right to the
Legacles bequeathed to them in and by the last
viii and Testament of William McKenna, late OF
the County and State aforesaid, deceased; or fall
Ing so to do within tile time specified, their claims
will be barred, to wit the following: The children
of James Mckenna, brother of the Testator, for
mcrly residing at Castle Nacor, in the County OIL
Donegal, Ireland; the children Of Owen Mckenna,
ALSO brother, formerly residing at the same
place; the children OF Nancy Clemens, deceased
sister OF the Testator; the children OF Elinor Barr,
also sister; the children Of Elllnor Moran,
daughter of the said Ellinor Barr; the children OF
John McKenna, q deceased brother of the Tesla
tor; the children OF Rose McKenna, a sister of
the Testator; the children of any OF ta@ above
mentioned classes who may have died before the
death of said Tcstator, leaving such children fiv
ing at his death; and, also, the children OF John
W. Bradley, nephew Of the said Testator.
THOMAS II. CLYBURN,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Lancaster County, 8. c.
October Is, 1869. oct20 w3mos
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EUROPE.
The New French Ministry-The Empe-
4 ror's New Year Speech.

The New French hIinistry-The EmPe-
4 ror's New Year Speech.
PARIS, January 1.
It Is certain that the new ministry VIII Ne
announced day after tomorrow.
The Journal Onicial has not yet published iist
OF the appointments, but La Liberte, the organ OF
NJ. olivier, states to-day that the ministryis con-
stituted, and publishes the following as an an
nouncement which will be officially promulgated
on Monday: Minister Of Justice, Emile olivier;
Interior, Chevano D'yaldrome; Foreign Affairs,
LIE De Butte Gaucin; Commerce. LIE De Butte Cou-
vet; Public Works, Maurice Richard. Magne,
Bourbeau, Chasseloup, Laubat, LIE Boeuf and
Repnault de Genoyily will retain their positions.
Berthemy, the French Envoy at Washington,
has declined the portfolio Of the Interior.
OF the ministry as thus given by la Llberts,
four of the members are senators and members OF
the Chamber Of Deputies. Gaudn Minister Plen-
ipotentlary Of Foreign Anairs, was the former
Minister Plenipotentiary and also Counsellor of
State Chevano D'Valdrome Minister Of the
Interior, was second vice-President Of the Corps
Legislatif All thc,others are well known IN po-
ltical circles.
It is stated that the Emperor signed the decree
confirming the new ministry last night. To-day
the Emperor received the Diplomatic Corps. In
answer to the usual address he returned his
thanks, and said that the presence OF all foreign
representatives was proof OF the friendly rela-
tions existing between their respective govern
ments and France. He then convsrsed freely
with the chiefs Of the various legations.
PARIS, January 8:
The Emperor's speech and the successful for-
nation OF the ministry have favoraby affected
the finances.
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nsy- LET COMMON SENSE DECIDE

@- LET COMMON SENSE DECIDE
What Is the rational mode Of procedure In cases OF
general debility and nervous prOstratlon? Does
not reason tell us that iudicious Stimulation is re-
CURED TO resort to violent purgatlon In such
case is as absurd as it would be to bleed starv-
ing man. Yet it is done every day, Yes, this
STUPID and uuphilOsophical practice Is continued
in the teeth Of the GREAT FACT that physical weak
ness, with all the nervous disturbances that ac-
company it, is more certainly and rapidly relieved
by HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITrERS than by
any other medicine ut present known. rs true
that general debility is often attended with tor
pldity o-irrcguarity Of the bowels, aud that this
svmptom must not be overlooked. But while the
discharge Of the waste matter Of the system Is
expcuited or regulated its vIGoR MUST BE RE-
cRuIrEp. The Bitters do both. They combine
apcrent and anti-bilious properties, with eXtraor-
dinary tonic power. Even while removing OBJ
structions from the bowels, they tone and invigo-
rate those organs. Through tho stomach, upon
which the great vegetable specific acts directly, 1t
gives healthy and permanent impetus to every
enfeebled function. Digestion Is facilitated, the
raltering circulation regulated the blood rein
forced with a new accession Of the alimentary
principle tile nerves braced and all the dormant
powers of the system reused into healthy action;
not spasmodlcally, as would he the case II mere
stlmuant were administered, but for a contln'
uancc. 1t is in this way that such extraordinary
changes are wrought in the condition OF the Zee
BILE, cmacated and nervous lnvalids by the use Of
this wonderful corrective, Alternative and tonic.
Let common sense decide between such prepa'
ration and prostrating cathartic supplemented
by poisonous astringent like strychnlne OF
nm MIA, jan1 8DSc
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d FREE BANKING SYSTEM.

A number of bills are being prepared by
different Congressman, and one also by the
Secretary of the Treasury, TO provide for the
Institution of free banking. The opinion ofa
leading banker and broker in New York City
having been solicited, he writes as follows:
No one can object 10 free banking law,
provided the proper restrictions be placed
upon the banks in redecming their issue. If
law should be passed similar TO the present
National Banking act, it is wild, wicked infa-
tion, as the government does not obtain any
advantage from such an increase of the cur
rency under such condition of things. 1t
would be better that the government would
issue more lega-tendcrs, rather than allow in
dvidusls or corporations to reap the Dene-
fits OF that which the government could readily
obtain itself If, however. the idea is to make
central redceming point in New York city
under government supervision, then the laws
OF trade demand and supply would gov
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FOREIGN NOTES.

An artificial stone is being extensively
psed in Paris for building purposes.
"A half Interest in the Paris Figaro Is for sale
at $4OO OOO and the proprietor promises the buyer
twenty five per cent interest On the investment.
Horace Vernet, the painter of horrible battle
scenes was so arerse to seeing any real blood
that he almost tainted whenever anybody was
accidentally wounded in his presence.
"A man has been brought before magistrate
In London for refusing to contribute to the sup
port of his grandfather. No law was found to
compel him to do so, though q grandfather is
legally liable for the support OF his grandchil Il.
dren.
Eleven Of the principal theatres and music
halls In the City of London are opened for reli-
gous services every Sunday evening. They are
filed by generally attentive audience, large
proportion Of which Is composed OF men, many
OF whom are OF the artisan class.
DIR. Starke, Registrar.General Of Scotland,
says: "BachelorIsm Is more destructive to life
than the most unwholesome OF trades, or than
residence in an unwholesome house or district
where there has never been the most distant at
tempt at sanitary improvement Of any kind"
The Prince de Ia Tour d'Auvergne, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs in Paris, has instituted series OF
diplomatic dinners for the purpose Of bringing
foreign representatives Into more frequent con
tact, and also for the discussion OF diplomatic
questions unfettered by Official authority.
"A good result has come out OF the continual
strikes among the London cabmen. They are to
be allowed to charge what fares they please, the
only condition being that the rate adopted be
egibly advertised on the cab Itself. This new fea-
ture introduces legitimate competition where
most needed, in respect to public conveyances.
Tile following Is q summary OF the prog ress OF
the national debt in France: In 1862, under
Charles IX, 17OO0 o0Of; In l6Go, under Louis NV,
1885, OOO oOof; in 1907, under Bonaparte, 1872 ooO
00or; In 1921, under Louis XVIII, 3466, c,oo0f
in 1s29 under Charles X, 4,a6o, ,ooO ooOf; In 1874
under Louis Philippe 500 900, ,oo0f.; and In 1860,
under Napoleon ILL., 100000, ooof.
"A correspondent OF the London Daily News
ian Englisllman travelling in this country says
that the New York theatres "are numerous, and
Americans boast that they are superior to ours.
This, however, Is mere patriotic Illusion
neither in acting, scenery, nor In comfort are
they to be compared to -seyeral-of the new thea
tres which have been lately built In London. Pit,
dress circle and upper boxes are converted into
stalls These are very uncomfortable; they are
made OF iron, with ill.padded cushions, and they
are SO close together that ingress or egress Is
alike almost impossible. The stalls I'LL WELL but
the galleries are almost always empty. Persons
who cannot afford stalls prefer to keep away
rather than admit that they are not as good as
their neighbors."
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4 HORRIBLY CASE.
Death of the "wclsh Fasting Girl.''
The London papers announce the tragica

The London papers announce the tragcal
end of strange imposture.
More than two years ago q girl of eleven
years, named Sarah Jacobs, the daughter OF q
small farmer In an obscure village or Wales,
took to her bed, after vomiting blood, and
never afterwards left it, except when she was
lifted out It was soon announced that she
took neither food nor drink, and thousands
little short OF miracle. The child was cNli-
bitcd lying in her bed dressed as bride, and
with u wreath of flowers around her head.
The parents derived quite little revenue from
sthe offerings OF sympathetic visitors. They
declared that she took no sustenance what
ever. Once a fortnight her lips were moisten-
ed with water.
Several Investigations were made at various
times by more or less skilful observers, and
watch was set upon the room, but nothing sus-
pcious was discovered. 1t seems, however,
that no examination waz made of the bed, un-
til short time ago four experienced nurses
were sent down from Guys Hospital to sft the
case, in concert with Il local committee and
several men. The room and bed were mi
nutely searched, and on the 9th of December
the nurses began their watch. No lood was
discovered, and 1t was made morally impossi-
bic that any should be secretly introduced. So
tar the investigation may be called complete
success; but after some days the girl began to
were urged to give her food, but refused. On
the l7tll she died, dclriolls. The cruelty of
the parents, who, if The story be correctly told,
subjected their child for two long years to the
torture of this living death, and finally caused
her death in the agonics Of Starvation is Justly
the subject of severe rcprobation. But is
nothing to be said of the Guys Hospital author
ltirs and the ''local committee" who permitted
the cruel test to be carried out to the dreadful
end
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dec2O nlwfo
my- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF

asg- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, S. C.-oMce
No. G6 East Bay. Opens Daily from A. NJ, to 3 P.
NJ; also, Saturday Evenings, from to P. NJ.
The Books OF the Bank will be closed for the pay
ment of Deposits from the 1st to the 18th of Janu-
ary, in order to make the regular seml-annual
calculation of interest," but will continue to receive
deposits as usual. Interest allowed on deposits
Six per cent. compounded semi-annually.
D. RAVENEL, Jr.,
decoa8 Assistant Cashier.
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ern. When money was wanted to move the
crops, the banks would Issue currency; when
the currency would be returned to the finan-
cial centres, the banks would have to redeem.
without this check, to pass such law would
be madness. If asked what the effect of such
a law would be, would say that it is gradual
contraction andpn appreciation OF the green
back to gold. It will readily be perceived that
if the new banks were obliged las they should
bel to retain twenty-five per cent. Of their cir.
cuiation on hand in legal tenders, this, OF
ders and make them scarce. The free banking
law of the State of New York is the best guide
for any new legislation on the subject.
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The Pail Mail Gazette says: 1--WE have
heard Of most mysterious and disagreeable oc
currence at the Tower OF London, which is enough
TO set the nerves OF the whole nation on edge.
For some days, or rather nights, past the shadow
OF an axe has appeared on one ofthe walls Of the
building. sThis' shadow made it's last appear
ance, Unless We are misinformed, in 1s4s bat
what it has been doing since that time we can
not say. There Is no shyDess whatever about it
now; it does not object to be stared at, and ex-
cites the curiosity of all who have the privilege if
not the pleasure, Of inspecting it."
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PR1ETER's CHALLENGE.-The Cincinnati
Commercial says: George A. Barber proposes
to work for five or eight hours, or week, at
straight matter-reserving the choice OF
either measure or type-agalnst any printer
in the world; the type not to be larger than
BREWER, nor smaller than agate, for the sum
of one thousand dollars. To come off one
month after this shall be. accepted. Mr.. Bar
Der can be addressed at the Commercial office,
Cincinnati, Ohior
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STUDYING LANGUAGES.

A large portion have mastered the English
language. and many, not content with this,
have begun the study Of French, Spanish and
German. A goodly number can speak German
fuently. The report eXplodcs the prevalent
notion that the Chinese live on rlcc ana vcSc:
tables. They can, and do, in case it is neces-
sary: but when they find themselves able to
procure better food, they enjoy their improved
diet with as much gusto as an American would
after such q change.
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Alta late hour last night we received infor-
nation that the strike among the telegraph
operators, which, as already stated in THE NEWS,
began at Cincinnati day or two ago, had DE
come general throughout the country, and that,
as consequence, no kilograms Of any character
would be transmitted. 1t. Is scarcely possible
that atulty Of this kind will be allowed to
embarrass the press and the public for many
hours
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"A slight earthquake was felt at Baden Baden
last MONTH followed by a great increase Of now
from the hot spring which originally made the
ranutation OF the locality. 1t has also been dis
covered that the walls or the new castle are he
sinaing TO settle and crack in aa alarming n IAN
ner These facts, taken III conncctl'n WIN lae
sinking of a part OF the castle garden, which has
keep known to be going on for long time, and
Tg,e in N ense nssurcs in the ancient wallis, tend
TO show that the fate OF Soa0in and Gomerrah
NAV at some future day be experienced VI tlls
famnus gambling place.
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ns- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THl

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THlS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, In
stantancous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; In.
vigoratcs and leaves the hair soft and beautiful,
black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Per
tuners; anu properly applied at Bachelors Wig
Factory, No. l6 Bond street, New York.
nnvDR fmWlyr
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THE CELESTIALS.
ouR VIEW LABOR PRoBLEM.

Interviews with the Chiefs
ofthe Chinese Companies in San Fran
cIsce-The Expectation of hinese
corpses-The First Joss House Speca-
,ation-Importan mt Facts Concerning
ourNex Foreign Element.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The strike of the telegraph operators at the
North embraces thrty-eight hundred experts.
The organization Of the Ohio Legislature Is gen.
orally conceded to have been Democratic tri-
umph.
Oakley, the defaulting cashier of the Merchants
Exchange Bank OF New York, confesses to have
committed the crimes for which Hill, cashier Of
Somers Bank, westchester County, was imprison-
ed. Hill has been released.
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as- CONsIGNEEs PER SCHOONER
MARCUS HUNTER, from New Orleans, are here
by notified that she is discharging cargo TO-DAY,
at Browns Wharf. Goods remaining on the
wharf at sunset will be stored at expense and
risk OF owners. 7. TUPPER & SONS, Agents.
ian5
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@r OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS
L1GHT COMPANY, DECEMBER %, 1see.-The
Board Of Directors having declared Dividendoa
FIFTY CENTS per Share on the Capital Stock OF
Of this Company, the same will be paid to Stock
holders on and after Monday, 10th prox. The
Books of Transfer will be closed from this date
until the 10th proX. W. ]. HERlOT,
dec2Sl1 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Mg- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years frem Nervous De.
bility, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful indiscretion, will for the sake Of suffer
ing humanity, send free to all who need 1t, tie re-
ceipt and directions for making the simple rem
cdy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, ean do so
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN B.
OGDEN, No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
HOY9 3noS
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@s-TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
FRECKLES and TAN from the face use PERRY'S
Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr.
Is. C. PERRY, No. 40 Bond-street, New York. Sold
by all Druggists. dec6 3moS
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@- NOTICE.-OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, s. C.-The COUPONS for interest
on the Bonds OF the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Company FIRST MORTGAGE, which
mature January lst, 1870, will be paid on presen.
tatIon at the banking house Of a. b. KIMPToN,
Financial Agent State Of South Carolina, No.
Nassau street, New York. s. ". FISHRR,
decor IA Treasurer.
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G.S- If YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
LA and all kinds of WRAPPING PAPEPs, go to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 1855 Meeting street, oppo'
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, 8. c.
dcCl4 BnOS
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gMEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIKNTS
surerlng from Diseases pertaining to the Gsnito
Urinary Organs, will receive the latest scientific
treatment, by placing themselves under the care
of DIR. T. REENTsJERNA, ONCE No. "a Hasel
street, three doors east from the Postoftce.
anQ2h Wa
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marrle6.

GODFREY-EvANS.-On December 2lst, 1869,
ut Trinity Church, Society Hill, by Rev. p. d. Hay
W. X. GODFREY, Of Cheraw, s. o., to ELIZABETH
NJ daughter Of Samuel w. Evans OF Society Hill.
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ms-BANK OF CHARLESTON

@-BANK OF STON-
CHARLESTON, JANUARY 4, 1s7o.-1n accord
ance with resolution OF the Board Of Directors
the issue of Half Shares Of Stock will be consoli-
dated into WHOLE SHARES.
. Holders Of Half Shares are therefore requested
to present their Certificates at the Office No. 10
Broad street, for the purpose Of exchange.
WILLIAM THAYER,
ian5 wthstu4 Cashier.
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aE NOTICE,-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against creditlng any Of the
Crew Of the British Bark YUMURI, as no debts Of
their contracting will be paid by the Captain or
Agent. Z. L. WALhEh.
deeS1
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na> THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
OF CHARLESTON, s. c., JANUARY1 l, 1s7o.-An
Election for DIRECTORS Of this Bank ito serve
for the ensuing year, will be held at the Banking
House, on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, between the
hours Of II A. NJ. and 2 P. M.
jams d. G. Lopez, cashier.
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es- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUsSEs.- Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 CENTS Address
DR.. E. b. PoOTE, No. 12o Lexington avenue, New
York. deel5 wfm3mos
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@~ CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON OFFICE, No.
6e EAST BAY-All money deposited in this Bank
on or before the 5th day Of each month will bear
interest at per cent. for that month, the same
as II deposited on lst instant.
D. RAYENEL, JR.,
JAM Assistant Cashier.
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jan4 8

~ FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON ON.-CHARLESToN, S. G., JANUARY
/, 1s7O-A DIVIDEND OF SIX 10y PER CENT. free
of government taxi Will be paid to the Stock
holders Of this Bank on and after MONDAY next
Sd instant. WIN. @. BREESE,
ian1 Cashier.
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@-NOTICE.-TH REE ONTH S
after date application will be made to the Bank
Of Charleston, S. c., for RENEWAL OF CERTIFI-
CATE No. 475s for twenty Old Shares Of the Capt..
tai Stock Of said Bank, standing in the name Of
the late o. L. DoBsoN, the original having been
lost. N R. DOBS0N,
noy5 1amo3* Executrix.