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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
-~EsrABLlsuED ~
DIR. ]. C.. YOUNG, IN 1850,
For tho euro OF all Diseases of tho
Urinary andGeuorntiye
organs. and
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Ne. $50 ...-.....W ashiaEtOn street,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
Cures Guaranteed, or. No Pay Required.
CONSULTATIONS, ~BrLErrER OR OTHERWISE, FREE

fUVAko NhLnDIhAA III An
L enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted sue.
cess Of eighteen years, and has become one oil
the renowned Hospitals OF the age. What the
celebrated Lock Hospital Is 70 London, and the
no less renowned establishment OF Rieord isto
Paris, this Institute has become 10 the Pacinc
Coast. The thousands annually received and
cured at this place 10 In point OF number OF pa
tients among the very first OF the world, and
the success OF Its treatment ranksi second to
nom .
The young man who experiences that growing
weakness in his muscular and mental organiza-
ton, should stop to consider whence II arises.
He viii ind In the weakness OF the back, tremo-
ling OF the limbs, disordorcd Digestion, unac-
EQUITABLE falling OF the owe OF the mind,
distas,e for society, dread Of Impending trouble,
forebodings OF evil. elceplessness, troubled and
lascivious dreams, growing DEAFNESS, loss OF
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
OF disoryanization. the positive traces OF that
most terrible and destructive OF all discaseS
Seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
destroying his hopes OF life and manhood, and
dragging MIN along the broken path OF his ex,
istence toward = premature and loatisome gravel
TO him who inds his life dribbling out In the
discharge Of the vital principle OF existence IN
nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the more ces.
sation Of Its appearance brings no assurance Of
relief.
hope OF manhood, brings TO such q one no nope
Of cure, but adds 10 his misery In the knowledge
that the one who looks 70 him for so much oil
her happiness, Is . victim to his evil. and an N
nocent Companion to his punishment. He adds
to hir misery and disorder until hope leaves
him. There e no rescue except In proper and
rkillful treatment. Those who have become the
victims OF solitary vices, that dreadful, tasei-
nnrnc and dcstructiye habit, which nlls thou
rands of sick rooms with paralytics and con.
sumptiyes, and hundreds Of untimcly graves
Win its misguided victims, should consult with
out Q moments delay, one who will sympatniIe
especially address himself, giving to each and al
sssursnca OF q PERFECT and PERMANENT
CURE. without hindrsnce to business, change
Of diet, or fear OF exposure.
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Approved July I, 1870.

tPubllc-No. 1911
AN ACT TO establish an additional land district in
the State Of Kansas.
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Laws 6fthe United States,
PASSED At THE
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

Third Session Of the xLIst Congress
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Approved January IS, 1871.

AN ACT for the relief OF PlcrpOnt Seymour. Of East
Bloomfield, New York.
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NO.. SO.
Passed Juno -, A. D. ls71.l

AN ORDINANCE to Fix and Collect q
License Tax. p
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LAWS OF THB UNITHD STATES.
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TO THE U~NF0RTUNATEl
NEW REMEDiEsI
NEW REMEDIES !
DR.. GIBBONS ~DISPENSARY
No. 623 Kearny street,

Corner Of Commercial =.

SHED
IL In 1854, for the treat
ment OF Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Gonor-
rhea, elect, Structure, Syph-
Ills in all It's forms, Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, etc.
Skin diseases ofyears stand
ing, and Ulcered Legs, ETC.,
successfully treated.
DIR. GlBBoN has the
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Tbs Cotton Crop Of 1871.

It appears from the reports which
have eome,fo theBareau Of Agricul-
ture from all the cottop-growing
statessof tic South that ihe area Of
cotto,s plsnted this year is on an
average between fourteen and fifteen
per cent less than last year, which. is
equivalent to nearly million and a
third acres: 1t is estimated, there
fore, that the crop of 1871 will not
exceed three millions and o half Of
bales, and. that should. the soason
prove uupropitious, not more, perhaps
than three millions aof bales. The
planters, are growingsmorc corn and
other products for home consumption
this year. They find by experience
that a large crop of cotton brings no
more, or but little moro, money than
a short ono, the price in the market
being regulated BY the supply. 4. -
The prospecto Of short crop seems
already to nave had its influence upon
prices. Cotton has been steadily ad,
vancing for weeks, with every pros:
pect of the price being sustained. '.' .
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circumstances will be remembered by
our,readsrssas-growings gsoatnft thesx:
element attendant on the killing oi
Nash. The state was assisted by
Gen. MeGowan,' and the sprisoners
were defendedby Moses. Noble and
Burt respectissly. After s protrac'
ted Investigation, und earnest and
able arguments, the ..prisoners were
convicted.
In tho case of the State vs. Man.
uel McKellar, assault and battery, the
accused was found guilty Of an as
saulf. .; s-yg. ..ss3 ':zg.-,=. ;
In the case of-the State rs. Virgil
Madden, for robbery, the defendant
was found not guilty. :, =.
: One of the most important cascs o'
the Term is thas against the Gufins
and Hamblin, for grand larceny upon
the County Treasury. Some forty
witnesses Tor the State and. the de-
fence have been bound over In the
case, and a forminable array of coun'
sci has been secured. Messrs. Nc
Gowan and Parker assist the State
and the accused are represented By
Messss. Burt, Thomson and Hoge
The case was opened on Thursday
and will likely occupy tho week. J."
The GraHd Jury wero discharged
on yesterday. They have made
searching investigation, and We will
publish their presentment in our next
"a document doubtless Of interest tc
our readers. - .....
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THE DUE WEST FEMALE CoLlEGE.

L
THE DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE
We have received the annual cata
loguc Of this flourishing institution.
a neatly printed pamphlet issued from
the office Of the Presbyterian. The
following instructors form tho Fac
ulty: Rev. j. i. Bonner, President
aud Professor of Moral and Mental
Science; J.. P. Kennedy, A. NJ, Pro
fessor of Latin and History; Miss E.
McQuerns, Teacher Of. Botany and
Ornamental Branches; Miss A. j.
Nixon, Teacher Of: Mathematics and
French; Miss A. l.: Morse, Teacher
of Instrumental Music;a Miss NJ. E.
Galloway, Assistant Teacher of Music;
Mrs. Ellen Pressly, Principal Aca'
demie. Department. The course OF
study is thorough and comprehensive,
embodying alike the useful and orna'
mental; and the rates of board and
tuition are remarkably low. To all
of our friends we. take pleasure in
commencing the institution as one OF
the best in the land.
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Executive Appointments

The following appointments were
made 1t the Executive Department
on Friday & RI :.
J.. Fae. DuPre, connty Treasure,
of Abbeville, vice Russell, rem'ved.
Thomas NJ. Brayton, Gu a'endon
Treasurer, vice Y. n. Batter, resign
ed, ,t .sy.s, : .
+ it'll. Thames, Audtor, rice B
| A. Walker, resigned. s-s,.-. '-s.. =
| S. E. Graydon, Notary Public
Cokosbury; AbbcvitIc County.
/ Abbcville has good reason to con
gratulate horsclf upon these appoint
ments. Our townsman, Mr. DuPrc
is thorough business man, end viii
make 4 very efficient and t'ustwor
thy officer. Mr.. Graydon isa we'll
known; citizen, and we'll qualified fol
the duties of his Office.
Mr. DuPre has already entered
into his official bond, signcdby some
of the best men of our District, pccu
niarily and otherwise. To besndorsee
by such men, is security CROUCH, j
any were required, that the duties o
tho office will be most satisfactorily
discharged.
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MONSTER PRIZE Everybody row.
a-days moro or less trusts to hck ;
and this probably is the reason why
the great scheme of Generals B'tler
aud Gary, and Mr.. John Chadwis, of
the South Carolina immigration As
sociation, has met with such remark
able success. A five dollar ticket
calls for ono Of 2 404 prizes, thu lar.
tgcst of which, is an Academy o: Mu-
sic worth s25oOoo; tho second, ilO0,.
900; the third, $4,000; and s. on
from $4,000 downwards' The d:aw.
ing takes place in, October, and viii
be under the control Of some Of tht
most distinguished gentlemen Of th'
South. - .. 49,.
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T.. NEwBEnRY Co1IEGE.-Wc hive re-
|ceived a catalogue of. the offices and
students of Ncwbcrry COLLEGE, at
Walhalla, S. G. The examination OF
students takes place on tho. 22l and
23d of this month. From the 26th
to the 29th will be devoted b the
celebrations of tho literary SOCIETIES
The annual meeting of tho loard
takes place en- the 9th. The crner
stone of tho college will be lail> on
tho 29th. The address before the
Literary societies will be delivered by
Rev. J. Hawkins; before the Alumni.
|Mr,J. E. Houscal; at the 'layint Of
the, corner stone, Rev. W. S. Bowman.
By reference to our advertising col
umns, it will be seen that visitor to
the celebrations will be passed over
tho railroads at half, fare. A. dinner
will be offered on the 28th by the
ladies of Walhalla, for the benefit
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H Tho correspondent Of the
Tribune writes "Unliko Mr. Toombs,
Mr.. Stevens does not believe that
another war is possible between the
North and South, and he thinks a
remedy for tho evils Of which he com
plains can bo reached only through gh
peaceful means. lie said hs believed
the Democratic party could yet save
the country if it would make an ear
nest and solemn appeal to tho people
at the next Presidential election,
warning them of the plot 10 destroy
their liberties. If this were done, he
was confident that there was Jet hon
esty and sense enough among the
people to cause thcni;to rise and @huri
the Jacobins fre m power" as heck
pressed it. .. a. -,'.s. - ''.<''S = e.. r., 5
o..
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Trinmphal Entry into Berlin.

BERLIN, June .iG. LAT: the trium.
phal entry ofythe army, and inaugu-
ration OF an equestrian. statue OF King
Frederick WiIhsm, to-day, the dis.
play was grand. The city was
Fihronged with people. The process.
sion, ,ne of the most magnificent OF
modern times, was headed by eagles
and standards captured from the
French. After the address of vel
conc and congratulations, the Empe:
ror, Mt the head Of n brilliant cortcgc.
rode down tho Via Triumphalcs.
The road was strcwn with flowers as
he advanced. by hundreds of young
girls dressed in white. Tho process
Sion was mainly composed Of detach-
ments representing every regiment
Which was engaged in the war. En-
thusiasm of tho spectators was .un.
bounded. Upon the unveiling of the
statute of.his father, William deliv-
cred speech, and, in closing, he
said: "This monument, which was
projected in time of tho profoundcst
peace, now becomes q monument ot
ono of the most brilliant though
bloodiest of modern wars. May the
peace SO dearly achieved be lasting
one?
Tho. ceremonies closed with con
ferring honors on victorious generals
Among them. Gen. Won Room was
made Count Of the Empire, and Gen
Won Moltkc, Field Marshal of the
Iraperial army. . ..
BERLIN, June 1.-THE triumphant
entry was unprccedentcdly grand, to
the closing scene. Bismarck then ap'
proached tho Emperor, and asked
leave 10 unveil tho statue. The EN-.
pcror bowed and Bismarck moved his
hand, when the canvass fell from the
statue, While drums Eattlcd, trumpets
bIared, the standards Of the guards
wcrc lowered toward tho statue, the
troops presented arms and cheered
loudly, q salute was fred Of 10l guns
the church bells broke into instanta
ncousIringing, while out of turmoil
the national air resolves ITSELF The
Emperor, helmet in hard, then ap
preached his fathers statue, and
walked slowly around it. Bands
struck up "N"ndakel All Gott" and
The troops joined in singing the
hymn. ,....-.. <... .-4 -.
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The KU:KLux INvEsTIqATIoN-
WASHINGTON, June H-Governor
Lin, say, of Alabama, concluded his
testimony before the Ku:KIux In
vestigating Committee to-day-hav-
ing been subjected to searching ex-
ANIMATION of seven or eight hours, in
relation to the condition Of affairs in
his State. The details of his evidence
has not been made public, but it is
known that he gave an unqualified
denial to reports Of political outrages
and organized resistance to the law
lin Alabama, and expressed his belief
from all sources of information avail
abe to him, that said State has not
been 20 quiet, orderly and peaceful in
twenty years, as at present. Abun-
.dant means Of free education have
been provided and are impartially
accessible for all classes, both white
and. colored, and in no part of tho
State is any ono in danger Of moles-
tatioR or violence, on account OF his
political sentiments.
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COMMENCEMENT AT Due VEST

COMMENCEMENT AT Due VEST
By reference to the programme OF
exercises which we publishin another
column, it will be seen that the annu-
al examination in the Male and Fe.
male Colleges, will commence on Fri
day, the 18th July, and close on Tues
day, the 18th. The Commencement
ip the Male College will be, on Wed
nesday, the 18th, and, in tho Female
College on Thursday, the, 18th. The
Societies, we think, have been fortu.
nate in the selection of the annlver-
sary orators, and we anticipate rich
treat in the addresses Of Messrs. Bax-
ter, Cothran and Carlisle. The occa-
sion promises to be one of even more
than usual interest, aud we anticipate
q large attendance. .,.......... .. =
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We understand, from reliable a,:
thority, that United States Marshal
Johnson, has been restored to his po-
sition as Marshal Of the District OF
South Carolina. It appears that GER
tain charges had been trumped up
against him, many of which were OF
tic most trivial character. AS soon
as these were brought to his atten.
ton, ho successfully refuted them, and
now stands, it is said, higher than ne
did before. Oh, t his political office
jugglery is a beautiful business, par
ticularly for men who have any con-
scicncc.-CoLUmbia Union.
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TIE Blue RIDGE RA1LRoAD.-Gov
[Scott has returned to the capital, and
brings the gratifying intelligence that
arrangements have been perfected in
New York for pushing rapidly for.
ward the work on the Blue Ridge
Railroad. Col. Thomas Steers-well
known throughout the South as an
experienced and thorough railroad
man-will see TO it that his portion of
the contract is completed at the ear.
liest. momeut. Hol for Cincinnati
and the great WcSt.-Ihenir.
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MExIco.-Af1air5 are once more
becoming exciting in Mexico
Tired Of carrying ora paper war
fare, both the. supporters of Juarez
and the. chronic issuers Of pronun'
ciamentos have taken to actual wal
with all the earnestness which
the Mexican character. is capable Of
putting forth. Tampico, the strong
hold Of the insurrection has been
taken by the forces of the govern
ment, and desperate fighting has
taken place at other points. -.
.
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AIKEN PEAcuEs.-We learn that
the shipmcnt of peaches from Aiken
a suburb of Augusta-was never &C
large in quantity now, and. is about
ten days earlier than usual. There
is a great demand in New York for
our Georgia and South Carolina frnits
We saw yesterday a peach soremark'
able, as a rceen. variely, that the owner
(Derby Farm), declined an offer Of
dollar for a single peach.-eAro"iele
and Sentinel. = -.. .E.z :: -.Ey
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FINE PorAnoE,-We were pre-.
sented on last Thursday, by Mr..
J. A.: Talmadge, with the finest
specimen Of potatoe, that we have
seen this season. 1t was of the
early rose variety, and was indeed
a mammoth; weighing one and a
half pounds. Can any Of our
friends beat this? m..
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@ We lave received a Catalogue
of, tho Washington. and Lee $Univer-
sity, Va, now presided over ty. Gen
G. W. %Custis Ice: There are 332
students in attendance, OF whom
twenty are from this State. Among
these last, we see the names Of our
towusmen,. Messrs. George C. Perrin,
and Lewis ". simkins. Tho Annual
Com m mencemcnt comes off on the 22nd,
June. '.,.., .,>r';' -; ,a:..sr....
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w- Prince Napoleon, (Jerone,,
otherwise known as Prince Fo'.
Plon, comes to the defence Of Ma.
poleon Ill in an able and a plausi.
Bile letter addressed to Jules Favre,
He recounts the disasters brought
upon France since, the death of the
Empire was dccrced. lie holds
that there must be an appeal to the
people, in order to bring order out
of the present chaos. go.
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CLAa1oso2EIo Soc1ETY.-.W We NC
knowledge Inc receipt Of an invita-
tion to attend the final celebration o.
the Clariosophic Society, Of the
South. Carolina University, on Wed
nesday evening, June %, 1871, at
o'clock. Valedictory: orator, Oliver J
Harris, of Anderson, S. c.. -
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Friday, June %, 1871

1.xa.-Threa dollars asear, in @a'
NO subscriptions>rsken for shorter shorter
Transieuta advertisements are enaIgeo @
a. 80 IKE rste or ONE DOLLAR per 1ncl,
Eace for the first insertion, and FIFTY
EnSTs for each subsequent insertion.
a, liberal deduction from the above
rofss 10 made to persons advertising by
seE Ali obituary notices and tributes
of respect are charged for at the usual
rates Of advertising. r.:
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THE WEATHER AND ''cRops.-we
have been favored during the past
week with refreshing rains, and the
crops generally arc very promising
Tho grain crops in some sections are
light, but the crops Of cotton and
corn never looked better, or prom
ised q better harvest. ~
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ST. Marv's School, Raleigh, N. G.

j
IT. Rev. Thos. Atkinson, d. u. visitor;
Rev. Albert Smedes, D: D. Rector.
Rev. Bennett Smedes, A. NJ. Assistant.
The fifty-ninth term, OF TINS schooI
will open July 18th, aud continue until
the 9th of December. 49,,
The charge for board and English tu-
ition is $l20 per term.
For circular apply to the Rector.
REFERENCES The Bishops and clergy
of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
S. c., and throughout the Sou3h Hon.
Jas. L. Orr, DR.. J. w. Marshall, Dr. W.
R. Jones, DR.. O. B. Irvine, VIM; Perry
ESD, Dr.. A. n. Talley, Col. Chiles, Ma
ior w. B. Gulick, D: B. Miller, ESQ,
Gen. w. w. Harllee, Hon. Geo. A.
Trenholm.
June 16, 1871, 9-2t
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The State of South Carolina.
In Yrinl Justices Court.

Lee & Wilson, VS.. Michael OBurns.
Action on Account for 500 for Printing
To the Defendant Michael O'Bnrns:
W7OU are hereby required to answer
III the above complaint on or oeiore
tile 10th day of August, 1871 or )uds-
ment will be given against you. ,
Dated at Abbcviile, 5. o., June loth
1871. ,,,,r,,,,
ROBERT r.. HEMPHlLL,
Trial Justice, AbbeviHe County.
Innn % 1871 a-6t
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~. ID.
w I'LL give strict attention to the
STORAGE and SALE OF COTTON
and other PRODUCE on Commission
And will make the usual ADVAN
CES Of PROVISIONS, &C., 10 Plan
tcrs.
Consignments and Orders solicited
Office, No. 5, Mcintosh Street. op
posite Messrs. Jennings. Smith 4 Co
=. Augusta, April II, 1871.
References in Edgefcfd Gems. Bon
ham. Dunovant and Butler.
Retelcnres in AbberiHe Gen. Nc
Gowan, Hon. A. Burt, Judge D. L
Wardlaw.
Capt. O.. N. BUTLER, of Edge.
field, is associated with our Firm, and
will represent our House in Edgefcld
AbbeviIlc, and adjoining Counties.
juno %, 1871, 9-3m
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New Advertisements.

We direct attention to the following
new advertisements. =
Cotton Factors and Commission
Merchants.-W. Graham &,Co. -
An Opportunity Emporium o.
Fashion. ..s@j. 81
St: Mary schook-Raleigh, N. G
Wooll Wooll Wool !-Blakely &
Gibbcs. = :tg.. E..
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ENrEnTA1NMENT.-We are request
ed to state that tho children Of the
Presbyterian church will give an En-
tertainment, at tho Fomale Academy,
on the evening of Friday tho % inst.
for a charitable purpose. The occa-
sion will doubtless, call forth 3 large
attendance. .'. .c - e., ...'
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"virtue is her own reward. and
the: virtues of Sumter Bitters, the
gaeat Southern Tonic, rewards all
who useit for. Dyspepsia, Debility,
Heartbearn and Indigestion.
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sg On Friday last the Catholic
Chsches throughout the world Gel
ebrated the twcnty-6fth anniversary
of the Pontifcato Of Pope Plus tho
Ninth, an occurrence. which has not,
taken place since maryrdom Of st.
Peter, -eightecn hundred and three
years ago. ....- -.
The New York herald., 1871-01-19
N. 7. BRENNAN CoTEaIe.

The NJ 7. Brennan cotere came Of last evening the
Academy Of Music under the most favorable auspices. It
remarked by several of the cguars this was the
most successful affair they had had. The company
commenced assemble at hapast eight and punotuay
hapast nine the President Judge Downing ordered the
musicians and in their places and a.
the cock chmed the half hour everything readues
followed by great number Of select and Of
tue association The hall most brilliantly lighted mp for
the OCCASION the being regulated that peculiar
aess OF shade permeaed throughout the building while
mented with flags &c tended give the place handsome
ana cheerful appearance Everybody seemed perfectly
snea with the excellent arrangements AID the order
that were maintained throughout the evening The
ladies were very numerous and select, OF whom ap
peared exceedingly beautiful Their costumes were of the
richest materials and they With diamonds In
a necklaces and bracelets OF the choicest
Among those present were Mayor A. o. Hall, Commits
soner owen W. Brennan Judges Harbour Porter Curtis and
Tracy District Attorney Garvin Aldermen Conan and Wal
ton. d. 3 Russell, The eegan, Magrsth and numerous
sructed the ladies and gentlemen the old time seps The
company did not separate until early this Il, ornnr