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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

TIE NEW YORK VEGETABLE N FRUIT MAR
KET.-The Daily Bulletin Of Thursday, May 2,
gives the following report of the condition OF
the New York vegetable market on Wednes-
day last:
The market for old potatoes is easier, though
hardly quotably lower as yet. New Bermudas
are selling at So per Dbl from the dock. Sweets
are not plenty. and held rather firmly. Seed
are in bulk: In shipping order so cents per bar
rel must br added. we quote 50 60a2 rs per
barrel for Peachblows; 81 50a2 rs per barrel
for Early Roee; s2a2 rs for early Goodrich;
81 25d2 Der barrel for Dyrighta; 81 75a2 per
barrel for Jackson whites; 81 75a2 for Prince
Alberts. Sweet potatoes s4s4 so for Delaware
kiln dried. In vegetables, red onions are ex-
tremely dull and nard TO move. Norfolk as
paragns is a title lower. Other de-
ouofe: Carrots 80 75a3 per barrel. Radishes
"a 90 ner 100 punches. Russia turnIps
20 5oa3 per barrels; white do, So. Parsnips
81 SOAP. : Onions, 5Ccasl rs Tor red, and about
So per barrel for while. Spinach SIS per DBL.
bermuda tomatoes soa95c. per box; do.
onions 50 50a2 rs per crate. Southern kale 81
5Oas; do jersey and l. !: s4ao: hnuoar ro
Soc. Der bunch; do. Jersey S0l35c. Lettuce
Soao per LUZ.
The Tribune of Wednesday mentions the
arrival per steamer from Charleston Of 1900
quarts of Strawberries, which mostly sold at
slal so per quart.
The Daily Bulletin of Thursday, I'd instant,
gives the following in reference to the green
fruit market:
Auples are in moderate demand and firm.
| Cranberrirs unchanged. Strawberries con.
tinue about the same. With no particular
| change anticipated before receipts from Nor.
folk oegin to come forward, which Will prooa-
| of NAV, providipg the weather becomes
warmer " as We quote: Strawberries 81 IS pei
| Quart. Apples-mixed lots, tair, s4a4 SO; do.
prime s5s5 IS r~ussete,. Roxbury, s5a5 so;
fayorite varieties, s6a6 so. Cranberrles-tne.
SIG 50aIs per barrel, do. crates, seas 50.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morning,
about halcpast ten o'clock, the down freight
train on the Northeastern Railroad met With
an accident at Mosely's Station, flty-slx miles
from this city, by which two cars were run Oh
the track. The hands were put at work and
the track made all right. No damage was
done to the cars, and the only result was a de-
tentlon of two hours, which account for the
~lateness of the passenger train yesterday af
ternoon,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

Tue PORT ROYAL RAILROAD CoAPANY.-The
annual meeting of the stockholders was held
last Tuesdar. President James Appleton, OF
New York, in the chair. Only 1923 Of the
AZ, 1853 shares issued were represented. This
not being q quorum the meeting adjourned,
subject 10 the call of the directors. The presi-
dent Informed the meeting tLat in all human
probability the road would be competed dur
ing the approaching fall.
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PERsoNAL.-M. LeFaivre, the new French
consul for this city, arrived yesterday after.
noon from New York, and is staying at the
Charleston Hotel. The gentleman is a mem.
Der OF the diplomatic corps, and was recently
attached to the embassies at Munich and Vi
emma. His European experience and pleasant
manners will doubtless make him very accept
able here.
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Was held in the afternoon of Sunday, when the
children were addressed by Brothers A. A. GIL
bert. W. L. DePass and Bishop Pierce. The
next District Conferences I'll be- held at Sumter
Conrthouss.<.Th The following were electedaebs
DallotYdelegasesao the next session of the
C. Conference.-The. Gilbert, Rev:W: H. Smith,
J. +. Carraway, WI. Depassi ~,
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TIE sroNo PHOSPHATE CoNPANY.-The an
riversary meeting Of the stockholders Of the
stono Phosphate Company of Cltleston, s.
c., was held at the presidents room OF the
Planters and Mechanics Bank yesterday at IL
IN. Colonel Alonzo j.. White was called to
the chair. The president, Mr.. VIM. RaVerel,
presented his report, which exhibited a highly
satisfactory condition Of the affairs OF the
company. The following gentlemen were
elected directors for the next year, viz: VIM
Ravenel, Henry Gourdin, James s. Giobea,
George S. Cameron, Charles B. simonton, J.
D. Aiken, Robert D. Mure, Frederick e.
Fraser, A. Sidney Smith, A. 8. Johnston, Hon.
James Chestnut, A. B. Springs, R. n. Hemp
hill, A. E. Hutchison and s. B. Marshall.
The management of The affairs Of the COM
pany during the past year has been such as to
reflect great credit upon the retiring board o.
directors, md the charac.er of the gentlemen
now elected as their successors furnishes q
substantial guarantee of continued success
Colonel J. D. Aiken Is the agent for the com
pany 10 this city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

LOUIS COHEN d Co., No. 24s King street,
beg leave to. direct particular attention this
morning to their extensive assortment of real
Llama Lace Points, Spring Silks, Silk Ties,
Silk sashes, and a large line of Black Silks,
ranging in price from 80 cents to 81 per yard,
inclusive. Also, full lines OF Black Hernani
Grenadines from Is cents per yard to "a. A
call is cordially solicited. LOUIS COHEN q Co.
aprl6.lmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

A NEW INVOICE Of Llama Lace shawls,
splendid designs, will be offered at low prices
at Furchgott, Benedict & Co., No. IA King
street. Also a fine selection OF Shetland White
.Shawle. .G5 apr29
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CRuMBs.-The employees OF Messrs. Walker,
Evans & Cogswell will participate In a picnic
to-day.
The Washington Steam Fire Engine Com
pany have a very important meeting tonight,
and a full attendance Is requested.
Mr.. Koldewey, the jeweller in King street,
three doors above Wentworth. won the farm
scene clock which was ratified at spears's Jew.
elry store on Thursday night.
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OFFICE OF PRESIDENT, ENTERPRISE B.. R Co.,
No. 81 Broad STREET.
CHARLESTON, s. C., May 2, 1872.

OFFICE OF PRESIDENT, ENTERPRISE Il. TO-,
No. 81 Broad STREET.
CHARLESTON, s. G., May 2, 1872.
Captain Jao. c.. Ainott, Chief Of Police,
Charleston:
CAPTAIN-Your Communication of this date
notifying me, as acting president OF the Enter
nrise R 1Iroad, that you have received orders
TO arrest ull pcr.ous who may be found en-
raged in the work OF laying The track of said
ffoasd through the streets Of this city has been
duly received, and | take pleasure IN stating
and directors of said road either to proceed
Illegally in the work before them or to In any
manner provoke unpleasant collision with
the city authorities. !, therefore, beg leave
to inicrm you that no arrests Will be found
necessary at this or any future time, as shall
at once cause the work to be postponed until
such steps may be taken In pursuance OF law
as may enable our respective positions to be
finally determined.
am, very respectfully.
E. WILLIS, Superintendent.
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u, MAIN GUARDHoUSE,
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE, !
CHARLESTON, g. c., May I'd, 1872 }

OFFTCE Uf OUIEt VI EULICE,
CHARLESTON, s. C., May I'd, 1872
Major E. Willis, Aet,ng President OF the En-
tsrprise Railroad:
s1REI. has come to the knowledge of ILLS
Houor the Mayor that the effort will be made
this day, to- lay the track OF the enterprise
Railroad through the streets of this city with
out the slightest official notice Of sueh tnten'
ton having been given either to him, or,
througha'him 10 Council; 1t, therefore, be.
comes my dnty;as chief Of police TO notify you
tnat l have received orders from the Mayor 10
arrest all parties who may be found actually
engaged in breaking earth or Otherwise 90
stru:ting streets for that purpose.
Very respectfully. your obtdient Servant.
JOHN G.. MlNoTT,
Chief of Police.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

PA1SFuL ACCIDENT. Yesterday afternoon
Mr.. A. johnson was struck down by one OF
the street-cars at the lower curve in the road
at the corner Of Rutledge avenue and CAL
houn street. Mr.. johnson tried to allght from
the car while 1t was in motion and moving
rapidly around the curve, and, getting out
with the wrong foot foremost. received a sharp
blow on the right knee. He was quickly taken
IN and assisted to the car again. His knee Is
severely and painfully sprained, but no perma-
nent injuries were received.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

TEE LATEST STYLES Of Summer Cloths for
boys and mems wear have been received al
Furchgott, Benedict & Co.. apr2s
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TIE ENTERPRISE CITY RAILROAD.
Why the Work was StoPped-The
Positions to be Determined by Law.

The work of the surveyors and the prepare
lions for laying the track of the Enterprise
Railroad, along East Bay, were brought to an
unexpected termination on Wednesday. The
following correspondence will explain the
true slate Of affairs:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

NUNAN Seeding STRAwBERRIEs.-Ou
thanks are due to Mr.. John Nunan for some
splendid specimens OF the above variety grown
upon bis farm, Strawberry Hill, on Charleston
Neck, ,-= 81
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YE' THIRSTY MoRrALs, ArTENT1oN'-Gard-
| ner's celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch Of the Hasel street es'
tablishment. aprl6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

TO BUSINESS MEN.-save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. decl4s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

YOUNG MsN, TAKE NoT1cE.-Base Balls and
Bats-cheaper than the cheapest. basel
STREET. BAZAAR. apr20-s
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FuRcHaorT, BENEDICT d co. offer ffteel
pieces Of Black Stripe Japanese Silks, at onl!
rs cents per yard apr2S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

The EAGLE STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
At the lty-third anniversary meeting OF the
Eagle Steam Fire Company, convened at their
hall last Thursday evening, the following OIL
GERS were elected for the ensuing year W.
R. Mcintosh, president; John Reed, vice-pres.
ident; A. J.. Mills, first director; A. v. Kama.
paux, second director; j. S. Bee, third direc'
tor; E. Heuer, fourth director; A. NJ. Cohen,
secretary; O. E. johnson, treasurer; George
Smokes, engineer; G. NJ. Ham, assistant engt-
neer; G. Worsell, N. P. Riley, T. jacques, A.
Smokes, a1men; J. 8. Bunch, halikeeper; R. 8.
Duryea, solicitor; j.. L: Ancrum, surgeon; W.
S. Bowman, chaplain.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

CLUBS AND STARS .-Edwin Sumter, a colored
lad, who owned up to breaking open a box 10
front OF Mr.. Bart's fruit store, In Market street
and taking out several oranges, was sent to
the House Of Correction for ten days.
VIM. E. johnson, 2 soldier boy, who had
started a:general row In a house in Elliott
street, and caused the face of a John Fergu'
son, colored, colored, to exhibit uneqnivocal
signs Of distress, was turned over to the tender
mercies Of q trial justice.
VIM. johnson, arrested for being drunk and
disorderly and cutting q. Schroeder in the
hand, was delivered to a warrant.
A jolly tar, named Gabriel Olsen, admitted
that he had taken a drop too much and fallen
asleep on the sidewalk In Meeting atreet, near
Queen, but excused himself on the ground
that he would not trouble bis Honor much
more, and indeed he did 1t this time against
bis will. He was fined one dollar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

Nor1oE TO ToUR1srs.-Stereoscopic views OF
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
treet Bazaar. -.-. deczS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

CRoQuET sEAsoN.-We are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at s. rs. HAsEI
STREET BAZAAR. "a apr2I7slutn
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T

ARLES IoN a0-61s
l.. Stein. New York; Frank Arnim, J.B. D.
Berry, South Carolina; WI. Labb, Georgia.
R. D. McGraw. New York; J. Q. Dudley and
wife, New York; P. Reed, Virginia; James ~
Jack and child, New York; W. J. Walker,
Washington; John T. GlIchrist, New Jersey
A. s.. Jaffe, L. Brown, A. W. Sanford, Mr.. and
Mrs. J..P. Nesswlsh, New York; I. W. Brough-
ton, G. N. Butler, Clarendon; c. J. Prince, T.
Boylston, Jr., Boston; james Chester, Us. A.;
W. ]. Larzelere,. George Blake, New York;
Mrs. Clopton and daughter, Mrs. Pulllam, W.
]. Pulliam, Virginia; Mrs. Torrey, ". Torrey,
N. Torrey, Miss Campbell, s. A. Nelson, New
York; G. E. Bacon, q. s. A.; Cnas. 4. Dukes,
philadelphia; A. p Whitehead, Savannah; +.
J. Klmball, Philadelphia; George F. Phelps,
Mrs. VIM. Yoangs, Miss Howell, G. R. Howell,
NJ. Lefaiyre, New York; Rev. 7. Harley, sa'
yanHah; E. H. Wood, Geo. Johnston and wife,
J. W.. Bliss, Master Bliss, Boston;T 7. Wallace,
IT,, and wife, Philadelphia.
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MeetingsT This Day.

a. .EsZ :s.ir L.E-'I- 49,. -is..I"
Survivors Association, at ?. n.
typographical Society, at half-past 8 I. N.
School Commissioners Charleston County, at
9 A. n. : = ...
Phoenix Fire Company, at sP. N.
Washington Fire Company, at sP:; N.
Palmetto Fire Company, at half.past sP. N.
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Hotel Arrtvals-May 3.
HOTEL.

John Knott, Granitevlllei Jacob Cooner,
orapgeburg; R. R. Elliott, Florida; F. G.
Moody, John A. Kelly, Marion; J. A. spier,
New York; W. NJ. Cummings, RIdgeVille; J. F.
Beckman, Georgetown; Thomas P. Bryan,
South Carolina; Jno. w. Gaillard, Northeast
ern Railroad.
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THE CLYDE LINE STEAMSHIP VIRGINIA sail
ed yesterday for. Philadelphia, with a full car.
20 Of cotton, rice, naval stores and sundries.
Among the three hundred and fifty bales of
ton were parcels from Memphis, Mobile, Mont
gomery, West Point, Columbia and Augusta,
to conslgnees In Philadelphia. Providence,
Fall River and Boston. The freight accommo.
dations afforded by this line have att acted a
large and growing ~freIghtage, and the steam
ers com and go full nearly the whole year
round. The Gulf Stream is the next dispatch,
sailing from Browns wharf next Friday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-04

REooLLEcT the expenses Of the coming
tournament and of The prizes are paid. by the
steam fire engines participating in the parade,
and a prompt contribution Of their respective
quotas is desirable. One Of the necessary
qualifications for entering the contest will be
the paymentiof this quota. Payment should
be made to the chairman OF the committee Of
arrangements, Mr.. E. Il. i%sparkman, at the
PEOPLES National Bank Ia Broad street.
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--..n-snnoos Edi6ce,


nye feet tor the sunday-school, and q lecture
room and infant class room on the sldes.
Episcopal Convention.
A convocation OF the ministers Of the Epis'
copal Church assembled yesterday In Trinity
Church, Abbeville, and continues until to.
Morrow. The meetings are devoted to relig-
GUS exercises, to discussions, and TO- q free
conference upon religious topics, and are
both interesting and Instructive.
Religious services were held on Friday at II
A. NJ, and again at night.
Owing to the disturbed condition OF the
upper districts the attendance was somewhat
limited.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The interest in the approaching State Sun
day.scbool Convention, which is to begin IN
this city on the 18th Instant, continues TO IN
crease, and meetings for The election OF dele
gates nave been held in many towns through
out the State. The following gentlemen nave
been appointed to represent the Baptist Sun
day-School In GreenvilIe: G. E. Elford, h.
Mckay, A. r. McDavid, Rev. c. E. Nice, j. G.
Smith, Rev. G. q. Toy, D. D., Rev. ]. c. Boyce,
D. D., o. A. Pickle. In Anderson, Aessrs. A.
3. Towers, A. P. Hubbard, John n. Clarke and
James A. Hoyt have been appointed delegates,
and DR.. N. L. Sharpe, alternate.
Sumte District Conference.
the Sumter District Conference, of the
sonth Carolina Conference, convened at Flor
ence, on the 25th ut. Bishop Pierce presided
Rev. A. J. Stokes was elected secretary aud
Rev. Al. Stafford assistant secretary. The
onenipg sermon was preached by Rev. J. b.
Carlisle, of Sumter. The subjects specially
discussed we're Family Religion, Sabbath
Eehocls. Finances, Education, Books and Peri
od,csls, A delightful Sunday School meeting
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-13
nARLOw,s INDIGO HUE

Il, without doubt the lest article In the market
for hluing clothes /, viii color more wn,rr than
four times tic same weight of indigo, and much
more than any other wash blue In the market.
the onlY genuine is that put up ", ALrREp WHr-
nrngaa DarG SroRr. No. 233 North Second ST.
Philadelphia. Pa. The labels have both Wilt
berger and Iiirluw's name on them, IN e'hcrs
ar, cagnttr'h. For snlc by most groccrs aud
druggists.
found on trial 10 be superior article. Always
ON hand, and for sale ai reasonable prices, Pur,
Gruni Spices, Genuine Medicines, chnmois Skin.
Spongea, Tapoca, Pearl, Sage, and all article.
in the drug line, Ut
ALFRED IrIL TBER q ER s DRrG STORE
No. 23a Ncrh Scond 81. Hiiddsiphia, Pa.
July g. is,i-iy
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Mammoth Colored Fashion Plates

Ahead OF all others These plates are engraved
Steel twice the usual size, and contain six az
ure. They will he supcrhly colorcd. Also, sew
ersl pages Of household and other receipts; in
short, everything interesting 10 ladies.
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-13
Iandrsths' Rural Rseisssr.

THERE must b son1s merit 10 . publication
i which has attained . popularity unprccc-
deuoed, we believe, In this country. Works
which reach circulation Of ten or twenty thous-
and are ranked ~ SUCCESSFUL. and emphatically
10 u they double that number. But here We
which 6vc hsadssd thessand copiea Of the edi-
usps " ISL were disiributed. What thosc Of
the prsseut year may reach We can only conjcc-
turc. And II 10 not alone In English the little
mcsscngcr rcsctcs the public eyc trauslutious in
German and Ia Swedish are also demanded by
that portion Of our rural population not yc, de-
n'csticaied among us long enough TO speak Tho
language Of their adopted country.
What . useful lsssoa does the progress Of the
lAndrstha teach ,--iiow plaialy does Il say,
hold fast TO 0We. husiuess ohject -" cherish
one industrial ideA, ~" be nss diverted BY ,hs
glitter Of more promising pursuiss than that Ia
which VIC may be engaged, and which may en-
iicc only TO disarpoint."
MCsc than thrcc-qsartess Of q century ago, IN,
predecessors Of the landrcths embarked In III,
seed trade; little by little, and II was little c
| noush, rs VIC arr told In the beginning, Ia
which time our confederation embraced thir,ecr
| colonies, and now grown 10 forty united States
-has the business Of the landrcths advance
| and augmented, until now II Is said to he th
largest Of the kind not only in this country, bu
In the World, aud embraces six hundred acre
in drilled aud trassplan,cd crops, under the per
sonal charge Of the proprietors, who themselves
raise the seeds only Of the choiccr varieties o
vegetables, which require special carc--the coar
ser sorts being grown for their account by out
side parties.
II Is to give brief hiats and instruct on 10 thci
customers, greater In the number Of ffamiiics iha
was the individuals that composed the late arm
that the Rural Register Of 1872 has been printed
We advise our readers who take pleasure i
country life to obtain copy, which may be h,,
without charge, from Mr. Z, 7. Evans.
| Feb loft
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SHERIFFALITY.

10 The ro'ee. = @e Democratic Party 81 .xs~ Cas-
He County:
GkSTirass :--Eurouraeed by nv many friends
and the fniierlne vote given 10 nc u, The last
termination election. nm induced 10 again offer
myself ns u candidate for nomination Of Sheriff
Tor the Comfy oi New Castle, pi-l.nc u,ysclr r.
abide b. the nomination of said PARTY and give
my hearty support to the successful candidate.
Respectfully, WM. II. JAMESON.
New Castle Id. Jan. o, is72-,n
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wIi.TBERGER's
E'lavoring Extracts
Dec. 12-tf.

are warranted equal ioany made. They nrc pre-
pared from the frgi's aud will be found macI
leir ilnn many of the Efraos that ate sold
.isk your Gror,r or Druqgisi for Bihicrgr
Yrfrnrfs
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-13
Farm l.sabOrers and Dom cstics
TO M srrrLxp ny rmx
Middletown immigration Society /!

Y>iIE Middlciown immigration Society ha visp
l. been permanently organized, aud having
procured a competent and responsible agent, or
ders for domcstcs or farm laborcrs are solicited
Each member ordering immigrants shall pay
to the Treasurer Of the Society at the time Of or
dcring, six dollars for each aud every man, wo-
man or child ordered. lie shall also a the 81 me
time, give 10 the Treasurer q negotiable note.
with an approved cndorscr, dated February 10th.
1879, payable In sixty days from said date. for
onc-half the balance; and also proinissory note
for the remaining half, payable on delivery in
Middlctown OF the man, woman or child ordered
In case the las, note shall not bc promptly paid
upon delivery Of Immigrant, the person ordering
shall forfeit TO the Society all former pay men,s
Upon payment TO the Treasurer rs above
| farm laborers or domesics of ciikcr ser will be
| delivered at Middleton, with us little delay as
possible, who will enter into legal contracts 10
render service for year from date OF arrival.
| EMPLOYERS will be expected TO furnish COM
Portable lodgings and board for their servants
and, n, the end of the year, TO give fifteen dol
| lars 10 each male and ten dollars 20 each female
whose services have been satisfactory
Our ngcn, will he specially instructed and W III
engage &c procure only such as have certificates
Of good character, and have experience in the du-
ties Of their several vocations.
| All orders must describe particularly the nrc.
sex, services TO be required, ~.
| For further particulars inquire Of
Dr. @. TROtP MAXWELL,
Fcb }, is12-u Corresponding Secretary