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eReGERLEs.
CHINESE TEA COMP AN 4,

EsE TEA COMPANY
NO. NORTH ROYAL STREET,
Have just received large and carefully Sc
'0o''o ''Oo TEAS, SEASON 1872.
mo old stock.) .a
Japans, pound, half do. and quar-. do. packages
!" very fine, "
five ID chests, superior quality. 9 D 3,
~'" q q
Oolong, extra fine quality 4 y y
superior ...............'''.'.'' y y g g
&c fair 'a ......".-......."... o.
Imperial, extra fine y ..".................. q =
:" superior al g ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. U
:a" fair .1 - " ...................... o
Young Hyson, extra fne........."-.......":...1 81
Superl0r.......... .......'...". ! "
(3unDOWder, extra line, !...
superior, y y
II good 1 "
We are confident that the quality. OF our Lea
cannot be surpsssedi and are willing 10 nav
them compared with any in the market.
We have everything in the FIN Z GROCER
SHELF GOODS of all kinds, fresh stock.
FRENCH CANDY, guaranteed to be pure.
\ The best brands of Domestic and Importe
h CIGARS and TOBACCO.
We particularly request our customers TO re
turn any article purchased from us that does no
give satisfaction.
ANY club order purchased from the Tea Com
psnies in New York will be duplicated IN price
and surpassed in quality.
l2-f Alexandria, Virginia.
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~PRo BONO PUBIIco,"

ftiEfs
AT the present day no sane and intar-
|iigent man will deny the great benefit
accruing to our people from a Just sysr
tenn of Life Insurance. ssts :~
It is no longer question whether
man should or NOT Insure sfor II sheB 4
the provident husband and father. hs
Should be, he win not neglect this para
mount duty. The hue and crypf. .ePE
tronize home institutions p 2 Keep yoaf
money ct home, 9 fails to find its wonted
enchantment, and our people are ava !,
kening to a just appreciation OF their tn- & {
terest to themselves and their families. 1,
and are no longer Illled BY the etranRe.
|infatuation that,no good can come tiof,l
Yankeedonl-what we Southern 9peopl0n
want in Life Insurance are two thingsr-tl.
first of all perfect security, which 1ot =
Southern Company has given, except the
! Piedmont e. Arlington, 1t having paase0.
| the rigid inspection of the Insnranee,
department of New 4afterse0ur
we should ask ourselves this iimportantss G
lquestion, where can getthe most insu-i'
france for the very least outlayo money!
The Universal Life Of New York claimsst p
and can. maintain that claim, that she is,i
mot deficient In either. of these essentiais.5l
AS to security she is upon the samel lbasis !.
Of all New York companies Z which
places her above suspicion, and Rsto herr
rates, she defies competition. ALL edessi
sired information concerning her work-S'
ings, advantages and peculiarities canl-
be obtained from .Sfa: p = =
r. JNO. C. CHILES, General Agt, f,.i
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Blooming.

When you see the many rare
beautiful, tasty and yet reas,
enable priced goods, just open
ed at the Emporiumof Fashion.
you will be forcibly reminded Of
a handsomely laid out garden,
set out with the most beautiful
plants and flowers just, bloom
ing, and will naturally exclaim
":the Emporium of Fashion is
actually blooming"
Such you will hear from all
that visit our establishment this
season, for really we have, with
out a doubt, as handsome Dress
Goods, Silk Goods Straw Goods,
White Goods, Ribbons, Laces,
Collars, Cuffs, Scarfs, Bows,
Fans, Parasols, Kid Gloves
Hosiery, Corsets, Skirts, Bustles.
Ladies' Under Wear, Made up
Shirts, Chignons, Braids, Switch
es, Frillings, RuAles, Embroi-
deries, Jewelry, Baskets, Dress
Trimmings, Buttons, French
Flowers, Grapes, Netts, Wells,
Ornaments, Honey Comb Quilts,
Black Alpacas, and Silks, Cur
tain Laces, and many other ar
ticles not necessary to mention,
to be found in this part of the
country. Yes, we can conscien-
tiously say, in South Carolina.
Columbia and Charleston not
excepted; besides, we have ladies
in charge of the Millinery and
Dress Making Departments Of
the very best taste. We are
now prepared to make good ev-
ery word we have said.
Those at a distance send or
ders for samples or order your
Spring Hat or Bonnet, which
you can return if not satisfacto-
ry.
Bills amounting to ten dollars
and upward will be expressed
free Of charge.
We are Agents for "Our Own
Kid Glove" the best for $3.50,
Agents for E. Butterick & Co.'S
Patterns; Agents for Grover &
Baker Sewing Machines, and
Branch of Nine. Demorest, Of
New York.
Respectfully,
r JAS. W.. FOWLER & CO.,
..-.- ~ .Proprietors.-
April 10, 1872, 52-tf
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State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

OFFICE OF JUDGE OF PROBATE,
April 10th, 1872.
All guardians, Administrators. Exec
utors and Trustees are hereby notified to
make their returns on accounts of Es-
tates for 1871, or proceedings will be in
stituted against them. The law regula-
ting the making of returns &C., are as
follows: ,
BY ACT OF ASSEMBLY, 1882 Al.
XXXIII.-When an administrator,
executor, or guardian, appointed by the
Ordinary, shall neglect to make his an
nual return for six months after the
month Of January in which it should
have been made, it shall be the duty OF
the Ordinary forthwith to cite him or
her so to do; and upon his or her neg
lect or refusal to render such account on
or before the next annual period Of ac-
counting, such defaulter shall be ad-
judged in contempt, and the Ordinary
Is empowered and required to issue bis
attachment against such defaulter, and
imprison him or or her until he shall
purge such contempt by rendering such
account. And in case of such recusant
administrator or guardian, he further
revoke the letters Of aGmistration or
guardianship. All guardians of estates
appointed by the Ordinary, shall render
to him an annual account of tEeir act
ings and doings as executors or admin
istrators are required by law to do. and
upon making default, forfeit their e'm-
Missions; and in case of removal fr,'m
the State, or the death Of any guardia u
not represented by an executor or 40
ministrator, the Ordinary shall take the
same measures for all account and de-
cree against him, which shall have the
like force and effect against his suretics
and estate, as is provided in the ninth
section of this act respecting an admin
istrator.
By ACT OF ASSEMBLY, 1868. ~
SECTION 22.-If any person refuse or
neglect to perform any order, sentence
or decree of q Probate Court, such Court
may issue warrant, directed to any
sheriff or constable in the State, requir-
ing him to apprehend and imprison
such person in the common Jail of the
County, and if there be no Jail of the
County, then in the Jail Of the adjoining
County until he shall perform such or
der, sentence or decree, or be delivered
~ >'NO c. w. GUFFIN,
j.. =. A. G.. -
J. G.. WossIANKY, Clerk.
April 10-1-2tt
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Markets.
REPORTED BY BARNWELL g. co.
AnBEvILLE, April "a, 1872.

lCOttoI,'''''''''''' ~ ~
Apples, .....................a...." .S2Oo
Butter, ....Zu 10 oUC
Coffee, to AZ
Corn,
Chickens, nS,.......................2O to 4Oc eacn
Eggs....................... per uoZeh
Fodder, per 100 lbs
Flour, our,..................... $40 to SIS per Dbl
Ground Peas, $500 to S2.25 per bushel
Meal. al................. Sl.35 per bushel
Molasses, .............50 to 75c per gallon
Nails. to 10 cents per 10
Oranges. .......... SOC to Sl.00 per dozen
Peas. LOO to l.25 per bushel
Syrup, p,........"...........Ioc 10 Sl.2o per gai
Sugar, to 20c per Id
Tea ,...................Sl.50 to 1925 per lb
Whisky, co to SIZE per bot
CoTToN.-Very little offering-good
grades would bring 20.
DRY GooDs-The Stock is large-as-
sortment varied-styles unusually pretty
quality good-prices low.
FowLs-Poultry, generally, would sell
we'll during the present dearth Of fresh
meats.
BACON AND FLoUR-Are now in great
demand by farmers, whe are laying in
their supplies for the working season.
CoRN-In moderate demand by those
who planted short crops grain last sea-
SON. E-E -- =.
PEAS None In market - demand
good.
Gold closed in New York yesterday, at
|l1s.
Cotton closed in New York yesterday,
at 2SS for middling uplands.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-Evening-Cot-
ton closed dull; uplands l13@11l; Or
leans lls@1l3. Red winter wheat
1ls@1Od. Flour 27s@6d. Corn 2ss@3d.
Cumberland cut 29s@6d. Short rib SSs.
Common rosin 7s@6d@sd.
New YORK April 22-Evening.-Cot-
ton weak sales 1850 bales uplands 23s ;
Orleans "a. Flour scarce and quiet, but
firm. Wheat 2@3c. higher; active mill
ing demand; winter red western 73@.
so. Corn tirmer at 72@73. Wheat
Southern 76. Rice firm at s3@94.-
Pork quiet and firm. Futures 6,lO0;
April 225@22 1915; May 2ss@3-l6; June
232; July 23s; September 22s; October
2O1; November 1ss; December l9s.
NORFOLK, April 22-Cotton, net re-
ceipts 1,32 bales; exports 'coastwise $50
sales 200; stock 1902.
NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-Cotton, firm
demand; middling 225, net receipts Ass
bales; gross l,76O; exports to Liverpool
3,SO6; Barcelona 354; coastwise 1882 i;
sales $3.50; stock 10000.
SAVANNAH, April 22.-Cotton quiet
and firm; middling 22s; net receipts III
bales; sales $50. ..... go.
AUGUSTA, April 22.-Cotton dull;
middling %: receipts $50 bales; sales
200. ... ...
LOUISVILLE, April 22.-Flour firm
Corn quiet. Pork 12!@l24. Bacon,
limited demand. .
CINCINNATI. April 22.-Pork dull
and unsettled; bacon demand light,
holders firm. .. ...-
WILMINGTON, April 22.-Cotton, not
receipts III bales; exports coastwise 4s;
sales 80; stock 2,l92.
CHARLESTON, April 22.-Cotton. quiet
-middling 224; net receipts 299 bales !;
exports, coastwise 574; sales 100; stock
1897.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-Cotton dull
net receipts 532 bales; exports coastwise
2lO; sales 35; stock II ,22S.
MOBILE, April 22.-Cotton, net re-
ceipts 1886, $50 bales stock 4,Ol2.
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New Advertisements.

We direct attention to the following
now advertisements "
500 Dry Hydes Wanted-Wardlaw
Edwards.
500 Bushels Prime White Corn
Wardlaw & Edwards. a. '..<sy -... a.
1000 Grain Sacks Wanted-WardlaW
& Edwards. .-..
Go to the Emporium of Fashion.
Don't!-iorget the Emporium O.
Fashion. ,ga.e, ~. H..
Photography: NJ. Dodson.
Life Insurance-W. Tully Branch.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Ayers Hair Dye.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad Co.
$685. $685. 9E|s| gzgg R - -
SECRETARY'S OFFICE.

SECRETARY's OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April Is, 1872.
TuVHE Annual Meeting of the Stock
n holders of the Greenville and Co.
lumbia Railroad Company will be held
on THURSDAY, the I'd day of May
next, at 10 o'clock A. M. Stockholders
will be passed FREE, to and from Co.
lumbia to attend the meeting, as here
tofore. They will be required to show
their Stock Scrip to the Conductor, who
will exact pay from all others, as no one
but Stockholders, or those of their fam
lily, residing avith them, and entitled to
the privilege.
Ali Stock represented by proxy re-
quires ten cent stamp for each sigma
ture, and no one but a Stakeholder can
c. Y. 'CARR1NGToN, Secretary.
April 16 ......-
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Toys and Games,
,.- Bezeque Cards,
Solitaire Boards and Marbles,
Conversation Cards,
Tin Gigs and Bow Carts,
Animals on wheels,
Small Vases,
Tin Cups and Tubs, ....-...
...-. and Brass Horns,
8" Wood Flutes,
China Dinner Sets,
Tea
Wash
Toy Pistol and Watches,
" Boy Whips,
Brittania Parlor Sets,
Coffee
China Doll Heads, (unbreakable
Greener's Patent Doll Heads,
China Dolls,
Presentation Set, (Knife, Fork
and Spoon,) 90. ...-s.N :
Marbles-a variety, .
Balls, at
LEE g. PARKER.
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The following persons have packages
in the Express Office:
% T Porcher, P. Brady, NJ Drennon,
p Brady, T B Milford, WP Porcher,
JE G Bell, E DuBose, Miss A Baker
CMdghf,. TCPerrin, GA McBee, F
NJ Mitchell, Trowbridge & Co., Russell
& Bowie, J T Martin.
G.. V. HAMMOND.
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RECORDS OF REAL ESTATE

A LII parties who make any transfer
IA. or conveyance of Real Estate in
Abbeville County are required to have
the endorsement of County Auditor OF
said County, thereon before the same
can be recorded in Office Clerk of Court,
or Register of Mesne Conveyances.
This Act came of force, 1871. -
See page SO and 70, Sec. ss, Chap -,
Stat. Laws, State South Carolina regu-
lating Assessment of taxes, &c.
A strict adherence to the above will
be necessary, as such Title, &C., record
ed since the above date without the Au-
ditor's endorsement, are null and void.
r.. B. MILFORD,
Auditor Abbeville County.
April, 1s72-l-2tt -
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g 'Consignees.
The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot: -
J H Baskin, J T Baker, Brown,
J DChalmers, j Clark, Clay ton & Bro.
H Season, E'Cowan, A J Cleaveland,
IF CDuPre, J E DuBose, H Ellison,
Enright'& Smith, G V Hammond, c
Hemphill & Co., Heard Bro, S Hackett,
S Johnson, F Lomax. Lee & Wilson, w
f Link, Miller & Robertson. Med g. III,
SMcGowan, w H Mattox, w McNeill,
J McCaslsa, F NJ Mitchell, D Morrison,
E Mason, J B Mosely & Co., McGee &
Bro, Young q Oliver, J A Norwood, B
FAINT, S Perrin, QuarleE Berrin & Co., w
Roats, Russell g. Bowie, $ H Russell,
Samuel & Co., Wsibeft, Trowbridge l.
Co., Treger & Bequest, J F Townsend,
Widenian, White Hill q Cunning
haSn, D. LsWardlaw, White Bro, F
Nestfeld, A Wilson, C L Young, A B
Wardlaw, A Weed, w Wilson, J 7
NYideman.
'.'4 81. ". MARSHALL,
- liN ,A&#%G Agent.
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AGRIcULTURAL.-Col. D. Wyatt
Aiken, the indefatigable worker, who
is one of tho editors of the Ruro
Carolinian, and Secretary of the State
Agricultural Society, paid US q visit
last, Tuesday, and gave us one of hi:
earpest talks on Agriculture in gener
al, the Rural Carolinian in particular
and the patrons of husbandry espe
cially. His speech told. lie got !
number Of subscribers to the Raral
seta good many people to thinking
and d1then organized the Due Wes
Agricultural Grange He visits .
number Of other points in Abbevill'
thisSweek.-Associats Reform Pres6y
terian.
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CHAIRS.

"A AADIES' Rockers, Walnut and Oak
Dining Chairs,
Common Wood Seat Chairs,
i" Country Chairs, good ar
ticle.
Children Chairs, all kinds, at
!. D. CHALMERS & co.
April 10, 1872, 52-tf
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THE EIGHT HOURS LAHoN MoyE-
MENT.-The labo:ing Classes Of New
York for some weeks past have been
striking for the adoption of an eight
hour rule without any decrease Of pay.
They have met with various success.
The most successful have been the Iron
and Metal Workers. To-day this Iron
Workers League has capital Of three
quarters of q million dollars anl q week
iy INCOME from subscriptions Of their
own men who are working on the eight
hour principle and from other, societies
reaching seven thousand dollars. The
leaders declare that the strike is now
seli-suppo. riDg-ti,at is 10 say, that they
have funds enough to take care of all the
men who may quit wo:.k. The conse-
quence is that the movement Is spread
ing in all directions, new impulse has
been given to the stt.ke in every trade,
and the trouble already experienced Sc
liously in some quarters is likely to ex-
tend to tie railroads and into every
manufacturing district.
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RAIN-During the past few days we
have been favored with refreshing rains,
and are pleased to learn that they have
been very general. Sections of the
District have suffered severely COR want
OF rain, and it was genea!ly much need
ed. The corn crops have already suffer-
ed, but fruitful seasons henCeforth will
do much to re-instate them. Abbev;lle
seems to have suffered more this season
theI any of her sisters, ana our ex-
changes generally in the State report
fine growing crops.
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DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE,
We are indebted to our friend,
Mfr. B. c.. DuPre, of the Presbye.
rian Office, for copy of the neatly
printed Catalogue of this flourish
ing institution which has just been
issued. The Faculty'is as follows
Rev. J. I. Bonner; President, and
Professor of Mental and Moral
Science; J. p. Kennedy, A. NJ,
Professor of Latin and Rheotric
Miss E. McQuerns, Teacher OF
Botany and Ornamental Branches
Mrs Kate p. Wideman, Teacher
of Mathematics and French ; Miss
A. l.. Morse, Teacher Of Music
and Instrumental Music; Miss
Corrie Watson, Principal of Pri.
mary Department. The popular
favor and appreciation which it is
receiving is evidenced by the large
number of pupils in attendance
112 in all the classes. With expc-
rienced instructors, a thorough
course, healthy location, and a
low rate of expenses, the College
presents strong claims to support.
We would commend it as ranking
with the best institutions Of the
land.
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GREENW1pD & AUGUSTA RAlf.
ROAD.
PUBLIC MEETING = BARBECUE AND
PICNIC EVERY BODY INVITED
TO PARTICIPATE.

GREENWOOD, January 22d, 1872.
Editor Ab5eviVc Press and Banner:
A public meeting was beld to-day
in 'bs Waller Hail. to devise the
ways and means for e mammoth
Railroad barbecue ard picnic to be
gwen at this place on the 1st of Au-
first next. The public arc invited to
join us and participate in the order of
the day.
On Motion OF Capt. J. C. Parks, a
Committee Of fifty was appointed to
arrange and supcrintcnd matters per,
Gaining TO the barbecue and picnic.
A>Committee Of invitation was ap:
pointed, consisting Of Capt. Parks,
W. X. Blake, A. n. Aiken and Dr. E.
R. Calhoun. The members Of the
Committee of arragnmcnts will be
notified by the Secretary. and are
requested to meet tho Committee g,
Greenwood, on Goth june, at 9 o'clock
4. NJ. VINCENT GRIFFIN,
Secretary.
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"PATTERN FOR CUTTING GARMENTS
Mrs. Sarah A. MilIwee, of G eenwood, S.
C.-The following f:om the leading sc:en.
!tifc journal Of t;,is county, is deserved
tribute to the inventive genius OF one OF
our own country women. The inyepi.on
is labor saving, and need ouiy to be tried
to be Appreciated:
The invention consists in pattern
chart for front and back Of human form,
with scales of figures aud perioTations,
arranged for fitting plain and full waists,
laQse saeques, and .basques Qfqll sizes.
It would seem to he an Invention greatly
calculated to econonniZe the costs, Ia
ladies', of their various garments. nee
with one OF these charts, they may bt1ll
cut and readily. fit, as well Us make
them."-ScieutJfc american.
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CLOSING THE STORES AT 6 p. NJ
The following merchants of our town,
for the purpose o: giving themselves and
their employees some recreation during
the dull season, have agreed to close
their places of business at 6 p. NJ. until
the 1st OF September: White, Hill &
Cunningham, White Brothers, Quarles,
Perrin g. Co., james w. Fowler ( Co.,
N. II. Sassard, Miller & Robertson, J. ID.
Chalmers & Co., Trowbridge & Co., Barn
well g. Co., J. b.. O. w. J. Rogers, Nelson
g. Cannon. Mcdonald O. Haddon, H. r.
Tustin and w. II. Penny.
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Section. /. Be it ordained by the Towr
Council of Abbeville, aud by the au
t,,ority of the same, That all bar-room'
in the Town sf Abbeville shall be closct
ut 10 o. clock P. NJ, from the first day O
Nav to the first day of September III
each wear, and at o'clock 7. NJ. from
the first day of September to the hrs'
day of May. A., ,u,,.;o
ions of the foregoing section shall be
ined in q sum not to exceed tWenly
dollars or be imprisoned ut the discre-
zion of the Town Council. me-.
SEC. g. Any person or persons sclllne
whisky or any other kind of spirituous
liuuors on the Sabbath day shall be
fined in sum not to exceed nifty uol-
lars or be imprisoned at the discretion oi
the Town Council.
Sec. i. Be it further ordained by the
authority of the aforesaid. That all or
dinnnceS or clauses Of ordinances, here
tosore in force, contrary to the provisions
of this ordinance, be, and the same are
hereby repealed.
Tn Town Council, this fourteenth day
of June, in the year of our l-oru one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
two. and in the ninety-siXth year OF
American Independence.
@- lutCpdant,
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Picnic AT MT. 'CARMEL.-We learn
that there was q sumptuous Picnic
Dinner at the Masonic Hall, in Mt. Car
mel on Saturday last, and regret that
we were unable to be present. There
was large gathering, and the dinner
was one to be enjoyed. The day passed
off pleasantly and to the high gratifca-
ton of all present,
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r5- The New York Conference, says
the Aug,lsta Constitu:ionalist, settles the
Baltimore question. 1t points unerrins-
ly to the recommendation by that ODD-
vention of Horace Greeley and Graz
Brown as the ticket that i is to redeem
the country from misrule, and to inaus,
ura:e an era of Reform of Honesty,
Security, Amnesty, and Peace.
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Wednesday, June 26, 1872.

TERMS. three dollars a year, in ad-
tapce.
No subscriptions taken for shorter
lime than six months.
Transicn. advertisements are charged
hor al the rate OF ONE DOLLAR per inch
space for the first insertion, and FIFTY
ttENrs for each subsequent insertion.
liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to persons advertising by
the quarter or by the year.
pN- All obituary notices and tributes
Of respect are charged for at the usual
rates of advertising.
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EXHIBITION AND PIc-NIc AT Mrs
MORRIS ScuooL.-We tender Our
thanks to "Spectator" for his ihteres-
ting communication, and regret that
il has been crowded out. 1t shall ap.
pear in our next,
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A. M. Z. CONFERENCE.-THE Second
Quarterly Conference OF the A. NJ. E.
Methodist Church here closed Oh Mon
day, 1.-The lStn inst. The Rev. s. Miller
WAS present. and was much pleased
WI. h the vo;ous reports.
T'us.ees he.e report amount raised fo1
building purposes for the quarter
S2.6.2,; expenses, $3.50. Stewards re-
pot amount raised, Sl33.3O; expenses
$50. Trustees oi Tabernacle church re-
pot amount raised for camp ground
$50.
The Rev. s. Miller delivered on Mon.
day nigh, the 18th inst, an address to
tie various societies. of the Congrega'
lion