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New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
THE HACK QUESTION.

A TRIBUNE reporter has visited several hack:
stands in this city TO ascertain the hackmens views In
regard TO the proposed amendmeno the city ordinance
permitting them leave their stands 10 solicit fares
without exception the divers ne addressed were IN
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A NETWORK HOUSE IN PARIS.

To meet the wants OF Americans travelling
in Europe, Tfapy d Co. have opened branch OF their
NewYork house there. The American Register, pub
hshed in Paris, refers 10 it as follows:
remarkable brilliant of exceptional purity weighing
GO grains exhibited in the showroom which has Just
been opened by Messrs Tiffany, Reed Co. Of Paris,
a branch house Of the well-knOwn New-Iork firm.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION IN JERSEY CITY.
The Liberals of the lid Assembly District

The Liberals of the lid Assembly District
of Jersey CITY who favor the election Of g. g. Ransom
TO the Assembly met at the Catholic Institute in Third
s last night The meeting specially called TO hear
O statement OF the financial and general condition OF
the city under the Bumstead Charter and the audience
numbered about 700 people, NJ. J. McHugh presided,
and Francis Bolton was Secretary Judge William B.
Rankin made address urging the necessity Of reform
In the administration Of Jersey City affairs, and the
election Of legislators who would secure such
reform. The Hon. James Flemming was in
troduoed, and reviewed the proceedings
Of the Ring Commissions showing that in the course of
year the bonded debt Of Jersey City had doubled
He also reviewed the of Mr. Pympon, the Grant
candidate for reelection TO the Legislature. and urged
the election of 8. b. Ransom. Jacob r. Freese OF Tren-
ton also spoke In favor Of Mr.. Ransom and, adverng
briefly 10 the National canvass said that in Western
New-Jersey since tho October elections the Liberals
ready TO fight the great battle for REFORM ana
that fear oppressed them He announced tnat tnee
are 200 Liberal Republicans IN Trenton who are active
and undsmayed. S. b. Ransom the candidate Tor AS
sembly, spoke upon municipal REFORM and with ngures
cOated from the reports of the Board OF Public WOik
exhibited the extent and character OF the J0Ds ana
frauds by which the taxpayers OF Jersey CITY nave oeen
plundered. He discussed the City Charter and showed
how 1t permitted the city debt TO be Increased 10 the
extent Of $2,0O0000. ~,
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans OF the lid
District of Jersey City who support FREDERICK Snyuer
met at Turner's Hall, in Erst-st. near Jersey-aNe
Speeches were made by Mr. Baker, the Charnan ana
others presenting the claims OF Mr.. Snyder and asking
the support of the Of the district in bis behalf
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

favor OF having the ordinance remain as IT, and having
II more thoroughly enforced They affirm that the de-
mand for change emanates from lower class OF hack
men who have one or two "drummerH" at the depots
and ferries % bewider persons who arrive by the trains
boats selling portmaneaus and checks for baggage
and almost forcing their into hacks which
invariably the worst on the street.
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APOLLO HALL AND THE CUSTOM-HOUSE.


THE SMALLER COUNTY AND CITY OFFICES TO BE
DIVIDED BETWEEN THEM-THE SCHEME TO
ELECT O'BRIEN.
1t is asserted by leading members of the
Apollo Hall Democracy conference will be held by
tRe Grant Republican and Apollo Hall Conference Com
rnttees, and a County and Judiciary ticket will be
agreed upon. William +. Hayemeyer viii probably be
nominated for Mayor for the purpose Of catching the
votes of the better class of Republicans and those repre-
sened BY the various Reform organizations but good
portion Of the Republican voteall, in fact that can be
90 eontroned-win be thrown for O'Bren In this way
II is believed by some that he can be
elected over Abraham r. Lawrence. In con-
sideration for the aid thus given o'Bnen,
the Republicans are % receive the nominations
for Supreme Court Judge and six OF the IS Aldermen
Apollo Han taking the Coroner, Judge Of the Supreme
Court City Judge, DistrictAttorney aud nine Alder
men II IL alleged that Thomas Murphy Thurlow Weed,
A. B. Cornell, George Bliss, jr and few others on the
Republican side, and James OBrien, Vim. c. Barrett,
Henry l. Clinton, Samuel G. Courtney, and Judge
spaudine on the part Of Apollo Hall, the ones who
are eOncOcting this scheme
There are not wanting Republicans OF influence who
protest against this arrangement and declare that they
will not submit 10 H. but it ia believed by those engaged
p II that the bargain can be cOusummated without ser
ems oppOsitiOn.
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TERMS.

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ADDRESS THE TRIBUNE, NETWORK.
TRIBUNE oPPICB, OCT. II, Is79.
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yening. The Committee

ton will convene tomorrow evening. The Committee
of Conference will recommend TO the Convention To de-
mand representation the Iammany Judiciary ticket.
on the ground that the Conference Committee had
waived its demand for larger representation on the
AldermaRio ticket.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
LIBERAL DISTRICT NOMINATIONS.

Additional nominations were made last even
ing by the Tammany Assembly and Assistant Adermanc
Conventions. partial list of nominations thus Iar
made by the Liberal Republicans and Tammany Hal is
amended:
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CRICKET.

The return match of the series between the
Manhattan and St. George Cricket Clubs took place at
Hoboken yesterday and resulted in the Of the
after. The score is appended
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MINuArraN.

rau o. Viva. WEi Isl; a. a. fH sth SO 5b 9Th s.h-Tc
MauLattsn.... q 50 a Sc 80 20 "a 81 50 90
Tine OF game. hours 10 muutes
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

For frst-class elegant HAT go to EsPEN
cHfED Manufacturer, ll8 Eassau-st
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES

YoNKERs.-Charles L. d. Hampson, residing
at No % Pasadeave accidentally shot himself yester-
day afternoon. He had in his hands pistol which he
was examining when it discharged. The ball en-
tered his abdomen and be found by surgeons
He passed quiet afternoon, sleeping considerably. II
was intention OF tho physicians 10 again search for
the ball last night. johanna woods age y, an u-
married daughter OF Patrick Woods, on Wednesday
evening gave birth TO a child and then left 1t at a
secluded spot near the Hudson River 70 perish. The
child was subsequently discovered Dy the p9llce Inc
unnatural mother was arrested.
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"Tbe trials of n hOnsekeepern are never el
peneneed by those who DooLsY's YEAsr POEDEh
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lAnnsmcsnm,aI
iAHnsncsnutAi
A sure relief for asthma -WmTcoMB's REMEDY.

FALL STYLES OF GENTs' HATS Now Reat
P BRSaswElN hanufaearer, its Easaus,, Spruce.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB MEETING.

The trOtting meeting at Prospect Park
Course L. l., resumed yesterday, with the double
team race Of which three heats had been oted the day
previous Honest Allen and George Wilkes winning the
first and third heats and PmpoR and Darkness the sec
ond. Honest Allen and George Wilkes won the fourth
heat in 24ss The purse Of 1000 for 295 horses two
miles and repeat was by Commodore in two straight
heats $685. 5O The purse Of OO for 22s horses had
four starters of the six horses entered the fret be-
ing dead heat between Dauntess aud Nete the latter
winning the second, and Ben Faglei the thid Inc ap
proach OF darkness rendered necessary posponemen
until to-day.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
LONG ISLAND.
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMoND.-At the Circuit Court on We'd
nesdav John Wilson and John Messier, for burglary
and Michael Duffy for highway robbery, were each sen
fenced TO five years imprisonment.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

Psosprcr P4RE Tbusv oct l7-Purse donbe
$50 s second and + 80 third mile heats 20 Wagon
| III. ch. Allen George Nilkef
D. Mace's bk PimPton and blk Darkness
B. Mscvs W. b. Whitman and Commodore hut''''''' OH.
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h. r. Whittomors.

The caption OF this article gives this indi-
vidual a prominence which may either ele-
vatc him, in public estimation, or may tear off
the lions ekin, and show him up as something
olse than the bona Jide prosecutor OF Scott
and his ring. We happen to know that the
relations between Whittemore and Scott
have, for some years paot, been Of tho most
cordial and intimate character. When Scott
wanted to DO elected. whittemore made the
woods echo with his praises; and when Whit.
temore wanted an Office, Scott gave the orders
that would facilitate the schemes ct White.
moro to obtain it. This much the world
knows, and will not forget.
But the world does not know WHY White.
moro should suddenly become Scott's perse-
cutor and prosecutor; but it can we'll see that
II Scott wanted 10 escape the consequences of
his numerous frauds, that, above all things,
make the show OF q prosecution. and then let
1t drop at the very moment OF the trial. The
report OF the Joint Investigation Committee
has been laid upon the tablet The resolutions
OF Impeachment have been voted DOWN.! The
Land Commission frauds have been laid upon
tho tablet!
So far, it seems to tho world that Mr.. Whit.
temore's gun was only loaded with powder,
IL this the measure Of Justice which this re-
doubtable champion OF the right IL content
to secure for the people of South Caroiina?
Is there nothing moro to be done? Is the bat
tie fairly over, and is Whittemore billing aud
cooling with Scott at the success Of this
transparent humbuggery2 He may think go,
but sharp eyes are upon him, and will hold
him to the strict performance OF his duty.
Nothing less than succeesful prose cution OF
tho impeachment will relievs Hhittemore Of
the well-grounded suspicious which attach to
him as the intimate friend OF Scott and the
adroit manager OF his acquittal.
1t is cheering to see Mr.. Whipper moving
steadily along in the right path. He may
have to contend with the seductiops of gold
and the terrors Of formidable combinatiop
which may threaten where it cannot scduce
But it would be glorious thing, il, after all,
tho flag ont of Whittemore's hands, and plant
It firmly, where all good men would rejoice to
SEQ it. '.LINOULN."
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sPARrANsuao. January 70. 1879.

MR. EDIroR: The editorial In the PHus1x, q
few days ago, addressed to the young men Of
the State. we look upon az timely aud Appro.
pirate. You say truly, whom you assaft that
the future Of this country depen,lS upon
thom, and upon them the last hopes are
founded OF resoaing the State from It's pre-
sent condition. While we do not claim for
thom more Ut political prudence OK ssRaoity.
yet tho opportunity and tho position they oc.
cupy il far moro favorable to succese for them
than for tho old political leaders Of the State.
For these old public servants to retire, no
doubt, would give great satisfaction to the
opposition; but the necessity OF tho times
demands it. Great occasions always demand
some sacrifice, and this now Is tho one We
should make.
III not too much to soy, that, in the eyes
OF inc oPposi.ion h any measure proposed or
blown. The Office OF Democratic politicians
IN this State, for the last four years, has been
that OF peace-makers between the races
with what success, We all know. The ques-
olive branch WAS not extended In good fsithl
Was 1t from lack Of money or talent2 Ne: it
was because the peaoe- ma kera wore obnoxious
to one Of parties. Their past record was
he could not think that the rabid seoessionist
Of yesterday and tho good Union man OF to.
day was sincere; he had gone back onoe-he
might do so again. This is the Cause Of fail
the remedy. When public mon. from their
unpopularlty or other cause. IoBe their eff
ciency to serve their state. they should retire
and give plaoe to THOSE who do not labor
under such disability.
The time now comes for the young mon OF
the State to step forwsrd without fear or pre-
judice. They have no burden Of past re-
cord; they are free and untrammeled for the
race; they diaarm their opponents OF their
threat OF slavery, secession and bad faith.
Ignorant OF aud free from tho tsints Of old in
stitutions. Meu can comm and the respect and
confidence OF the negro, and with him Join to
We propose for tho young men Of the several
Counties to organize clubs for the next cam
paign-these organizations to be free from
aud act independent OF my party, and be
honest administration in Office. Will the
press help us out? YOUNG NAN.
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CoLoRED CHILD BURNED TO DEATH. :

CoLoRED CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
On Thursday. 25th ult., Billy. little
boy five years old. son of Benjamin and
Jano Smith, colored, fell into the fire,
ut his mothers house, and was burned
to death before help could be given.
Tho mother lad left him alone to attend
to some work, and found him in a dying
condition when sho returned to her
house. .-GreemrNe Enterprise.
MUSIcIrAL ELECTION AT TIMMoNs-
vIII.E.-On Thursday Of last week, 25th
January, an election for m Intendant
and four Wardens WAS held, with the
following result Intendant-L. II. Rags
dnlc. War.iens--W. ID. james, w. II.
Sykes. II. ID. Cook. DIR. j. l.. Byrd.
Wisconsin bellies organize hunting
parties, take their little shot guns and
strike off to tho woods without any hor-
rid men to bother them.
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A STABLE INsTITCT1oN.-Just at the period
when all stable men we're complaining that the
horsc-ointments OF the day were unstable re-
medles. tho MUSTANG LIN1MxEr made it's en-
tree ia Missouri, without any flourish OF trum-
pets, and within one year became the fAvorite
embrooation for the external distempers and
injuries OF horses and cattle in all the West
ern and Southern States. From that time to
this, it has never had rivalin the estim alton
Of accomplished horsemen; nor is its house,
neuralgia. sore nipples and cAked breasts, tn.
mors, mumps, sore-throat, eAr-ache, tooth
ache, bruises, burns. wounds and sprains, a
whit behind it's celebrity "a horse finiment.
apply 1t promptly to the external injuries OF
the 'rising generation" and in fact there ia
not city or township in the United Btates
whore the MUSTANG LINIMKNr is not regarded
ny both sexes and every class as blessing to
the community. FITS
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The ANu.TREATY AorrAToRs.-But.
ler, in the United States, and Otway. In
England, appear to be about the only
public men ofsthe countries that are dis.
satisfied with the Washington treaty.
What Is little singular, both have the
same objection to it, viz: That its terms
are derogatory to their countries.
Well. if, in the opinion OF these two
worthios, both nations are cheated and
disgraoed, matters are about at set of,
and the treaty is not SO bad, after all.
We care very little for the treaty. one
way or another, and certainly can have
no sympathy with claims for damages
received from Confederate cruisers; but
IL it will keep the peace and not inter
fere with the price OF cotton. we &C IN
for it, no matter how objecti enable
otherwise. We are not very punctiIious
about the national honor, since those
who have charge Of it appear to bo igno-
rant OF its existence.
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HOMICIDE AT JoHNsroN's DsPor.-
difficulty occurred, on Saturday evening
last, at Johnston's Depot, on the Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
between white youth, aged about
eighteen, named Tom Hazel, and a
colored man named Jack Garret, in
which Garret was shot and killed by
Hazel. Rumors concerning the cause
and manner Of this unfortunate affair are
somewhat conflicting. 1t seems though,
that the two fell into violent quarrel
about debt due Garret by the father Of
Hazel, in which the latter bore himself
very detiantly, if indeed the two did not
actually come to blows.
Edgefeld Advertiser.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. February 9-Colunb.
Hotel-J Hawthorne, Greenville; 8 Heard
XXususts; " B sheen, q "a; H B Adiel, n
II Smith, Miss Sallie smith, Charleston: H
Cronsten, Augusta; J B Brown, Florida; X M
Moormaugh, Louisville; Charles B Trumbo.
J q Boardman, y Leonard, " = Hardin, L
A B Mark. N Y: NJ G Butler, city; NJ A Curtis
n Q; g Cotchitt, Southern Express Co; J II
Taleferos VIM D Kennedy, Augusta; E q
Brooks, Q; L hinard: city; W III Feagie,
Keete, SA.
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Two LADIES BURNED TO DEArH.-A
letter dated Jerusalem. Southampton
County, to the Petersburg lnder, con-
vcys the following sad intelligence:
have but few minutes to give you
an account OF most horrible occurrence
near this place. on yesterday evening.
The dwelling house and several OF the
out-houses on the farm of Mr.. Il. s.
Pope were entirely consumed, his mo.
ther and aunt perishing in the flames in
the attempt to rescue some Of the pro-
porty.
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1o Q al Z e a. IN -.

ORR MATrHns.--The pfice OF single
copies OF the PHOENIX is 6ve cents. 'at.
The trees. house.tops, etc. presented
a magnificent appearance. yesterdsy-r
being coated with ice by the sleet and
snow OF the previous night; but the
rain soon washed it away.
Mr.. Scott. advance agent of Haight's
circus and menagerie. called on us, yes
terday. to explain the Disappearance OF
Mr.. Wm. Carroll and his wonderful
little girl. The trunk containing tho
principal portion Of their wardrobe, was
stolen while the company was exhibiting
In Sumter. and Mr.. G. and other mem
bers OF the company remained to endea-
vor to recover it. We hope they will be
successful.
Men who arc always "on the strike:"
Blacksmiths
The cold snap which is now upon Us is
touch from the Russian winter they
are enjoying on the snow-covered great
plains and Rocky Mountains. These
Westerly winds, in mild form, tell as
how it is on the praiFies of Kansas aud
Nebraska.
While in Memphis the other day Tom
Scott was asked if he had any desire to
be President. He answered that if the
Presidency was to be leased lie would
probably teke it. Tom Scott ought NO.
to talk In that way. He knows that it is
calculated to put foolish notions into
the head OF Grant. who would lease the
Presidency at the drop OF hat if any.
body were to offer him the cash for il.
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The FRENCH BATTLE OF DoRK1No.-
Fronchman has gone into the Battle of
Dorking" business. Assuming the part
of "an old suldinr OF the landwehr'' he
tells his children what happened after
the overthrow Of England at Dorkino.
Denmark WAS annexed to Germany, Bis
marck died. the annexation fever be.
came very high, and at last the Emperor
and France demonstrated and declared
war against Germany. The Emperor
had been counting on on alliance with
Austria and Italy. but the latter was un-
prepared, and Anstria had all she could
do to put down an insurrection in Hun
gary. There was treason in the German
army. The provincial contingents, and
those Of the annexed kingdoms, nu.
tinted. The people Of Alsace and Lor-
ralne rose anI slew tue garrisons Of
Strasbur0 aud Metz. A French army
took Bavaria, and another vent round
by way OF Hanover. Everywhere the
people received the invaders with open
arms. At last the "Battlo OF Berlin"
was fought, and Germany was con-
quercd. Russia was willing enough to
grant terms, but France insisted on
entering Berlin, and did 80. Europe
was reconstructed on the bnsis of 1916,
with ono or two changes. Italy was
only so far dismembered ms to be com.
pelled to restore the States of the Church
to the Holy Father. England was pun
iahed for her refusal to assist France in
1870 by the loss Of all her colonies every
where. Prussia had to pay back the Ave
milliards to France. and a very heavy in
demnity to Russia in addition. Thus
everything terminated to the satisfaction
Of France. All this is supposed to have
happened in the year 1875.
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LE0XsLATIvE PROCEEDIN0s.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1872.
SENATE.

The Senate met at II NJ, President
Ransier in tho Chair. II
Mr.. Gaillard introduced aconcurrent
resolution to authorize the Clerks Of the
Senate sna HOUSE os Representatives 70
prepare legislative manual. Referred.
The Senate, in executive session, ap-
proved Of the following appointments
Trial Justices Charleston County-A.
NJ. Msckey, l.. j. Woolfe, Geo. Cannon
Orangeburg-A. B. Knowlton, G. j.
Stephens; Lexington-A. II. Taylor.
A number OF committees reported
upon bills and joint resolutions-among
which, unfavorable on joint resolution
to aid tho Palmetto Fire Engine Com
pany, OF Columbia. in the purchase OF q
steam fire engine. Laid over.
Reports Of Commit on Incorpors-
tions on bill to incorporate the Charles.
ton Loan Association. Of the city OF
Charleston; report OF Committee on
Education on bill to provide for q uni
form system Of sohool records; bill to
amend an Aot entitled IAN Aot relating
to gambling" were indefinitely post
poned.
APP. NJ. tho Senate adjourned until
tomorrow, at IL M.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at IA NJ, Speaker
Moses in tho Chair.
The Committees Of Ways and Means,
Military Affairs, Commerce, State House
and Grounds, submitted reports; which
were ordered to be laid over
Mr.. Levy introduced bill to inoorpo-
rate the South Carolina Real Estate,
Planting and Mining Company Of
Charleston.
Mr.. Barker-Bill to amend an Act en-
titled "An Act to charter o road from
Greenville, s. c., over the Saluda Moun-
tains to Henderson, North Carolina.
Mr.. W. 81. Joncs-To confer upon
County Commissioners of each County
in the State the same powers heretofore
conferred upon the late Commissioners
Of Roads, in regard to the granting Of
licenses for the sale OF spirituoum liquors.
Mr.. Mobley-To open public road
from Union Court House to Gross Key
Bridge, in said County; to regulate the
publication OF all legal notices and ad-
vertisements in certain papers.
Mr.. 8. j. Resolution that on and
after Monday next the House meet at 10
A. NJ. daily, and adjourn at pleasure.
Adopted.
The following bills were passed: To
PIoFiuo Ior tue past tndeOt6Qne6S OF DAr-
llngton County, and for the building Of
q new court house for said County; to
regulate the issuing Of checks by plant
ers to employees on plantations; to au-
thorize tho County Commissioners OF
Charleston County to place a fiat at
Bonnean's Ferry; to authorize the cree
ton OF bridge over Wateree River near
Camden; TO incorporate the Caroline Oil
Company OF Columbia.
A message. with his approval, was re-
ceived from his Excellsncy the Governor,
OF several Acts passed.
A Senate bill to amend all Act entitled
Gan ACT to grant the use of vacant lot.
in the city OF Columbia, to the Palmetto
Lodge No. 6, OF the Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows, on certain conditions. I"
Second reading.
Unfinished business OF February lst
was brought mp and occupied the atten-
tion of the House for several hours; up
to the honr of adjournment.
At Z. NJ. the House adjourned until
to- morrow, ut IL Nj.
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ton to Dshlonega, from the sea-board to the
mountains, can be seen a marked improve.
mont in the style OF buildings in the Last fve
years. villagos and farm houses all present
more elegant and comfortable appearance.
The reason Is we'll known. It is because in
that period the whole country has learned to
patrOnize that celebrated manufacturer OF
Doors, Sashes and Blinds, Mr.. P. P ToALs.
Charleston, 8. q. Jan l6t