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NEW REsID2NcE.-N-c are pleased to
announce that our enterprising fellow
citizen, Mr. r.. G.. Seal of the firm OF
Seal, Sign & Robertson, has commenced
the work upon new residence, on the
lot adjoing Judge Wardlaw. The build
ing is to be Of brick, with a Mansard
roof, and promises to be both an elegant
and commodious structure. The brick
work is under the charge of Mr.. Jcptha
Wilson, Of Anderson, and the wood
work under the charge of our towns
man, Mr.. J. ". Sign; w. p. Russell &
Co., Of Charleston, Architects; both
experienced and skilful worlsmen.
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DISSOLUTION.
TOYS and Games,

Toys and Games,
BcZeque Cards,
Solitaire Boards and Marbles,
Conversation Cards,
Tin Gigs and Bow Carts,
Animals on wheels,
Small Vases,
Tin Cups and Tubs,
and Brass Horns,
" q Wood Flutes,
China Dinner Sets,
Tea " ... o..
Wash
Toy Pistol and Watches,
" Boy Whips,
Brittania Parlor Sets,
" Coffee
China Dol Heads, (urbreakable
Grecner's Patent Doll Heads,
China Dolls,
Presentation Set, (Knifc, Forl;
md Spoon
Marblcs-a variety,
Balls, at e..
LEE s. PARKER,
April II, 1872, let
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FISE WEATHER.--Under the influ-
ence Of the balmy, genial weather Of
the past few days, the farmers are ma
king ldilgent work in their field. The
Vegetation has already felt the quicken
ing power OF the genial sun-shiny days
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Wednesday, April II, 1872.
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Sherif's S Sale.

HpY virtue of an execution to me di-
I'D rected, / will sell at ABBE-
NlLLE 9. II. on the afirst Monday in
MAY next, within the legal hours,
one Bay Horse; Saddle and
Bride, One Mule, one
Jack, One Still, One
Framing Anger, one
Bed and Bedstead,
one Two-Horse
Wagon.
levied upon as the property of Samuel
II. Erwin, at the suit of George w.
Cromer.
TERMS :-CASH.
HENRY S. CASON, s. A. C.
April 8, 1872, 52-3t
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GreeDville and Columbia Railroad Co.
es!szs mz ssZ ssS ~ 2 - aa 4Ba
SECRETARY'S OFFICE.

COLUMBIA, S. c., April Is, 1872.
THvHE Annual Meeting of the Stock
"a 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 arith them, and entitled to
the privilege.
All Stock represented by proxy re-
quires ten cent stamp for each sigma
ture, and no one buta Stakeholder can
be proxy. .
G. v. 'CARRINGToN, Secretary.
April 16
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MILLINERY.

hNTHE LADIES OF ABBEVILLE AND VICINITY are,
z respectfully invited to attend our SPRING OPENING,
on THURSDAY, APRIL 17th tz# sa5e
Having made this Department. speciality for the last nr
and having with eminent assured that
with the large varied and elegant stock which prepared
exhibit this that will be enabled to compete
bly, with any like establishment in the UPCOUNTRY South
Carolina ets ataA ,ss4#.
It shall be purpose keep weup with all the Of
the season. NEW AND VARIED as they may out
Give call and any time during the Spring Season.
and we sure that you will be pleased. sSs4ass
~ 5st 5 ts - ~
MILLER G ROBERTSON 81:
Abbevile April IT. 1872 1-t 81 t@gs5ss -
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alone can do justice TO its acumer,
pro'undIty, close reasoning, wit and
other admirable qualitics."
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In Memoriam.

Al regular Communication OF Acacia
Lodge, No. 81. A. F. NJ, held on the 2sth OF
november, 1879, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Ihe Angel OF Death has visited our ranks
and with remorseless hand has broken the
brittle thread Of life, and launched into eter.
nifty our brother, thereby taking one more
link from the fraternal chain which binds ma
together.
1t was our sad duty. on the 2sth OF Octo.
Der, 1872, to perform the last tribute OF re-
spect to Brother T. D. LOMAs, whose spirit
took it's heavenward fight on the 27th OF DC.
tober, 1872, after years OF faithful service in
the Divine Ark, which safely bore him over
mes tcmPestuous sea, and anchored him in
the peaceful harbor, where the wicked cease
rom troubling and the weary shall find reat.
No more for him will the gavel call, for his
iabors have ceased, and he has been raised
by the Supreme Architect of the Universe te
the sanctum Sanctorum or Holy Of HOLES.
not OF the Temple made with hands. bpt Of
that Temple Eternal in the heayeug where
all good Masons hope to arrive. It ia. IN
motion,
Resotred. i. That pmge OF our record book
brother, L. D. LOMAS.
z. That copy Of these resolutions. toce.
ther with the memorial, be written mon
haachinent. aas,i and presented, with the most
Lodge, to his widow in this her deep affliction
j. That tho jewels OF the Lodge be draped
IN mourning. and that the brethren wear the
usual padge for thirty days; and that they be
published in DAILY rutENIx,
Extract from the minutes.
F. 81. BRENNAN. JR.
seofetary Acacia Loeso, No. o., a. T. NJ
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MoLAsSEs, Cuba ,46(H5O
New Orl'ns 720No
sugar H'se.. S5MO
NAILS, y keg u OU@7 SO
ONIONS. u bu 2 50@3 20
OIL, Kerosene, 35045
Machinery. .75@l 90
Specie, Gold NIlS
Silver. M1O6
PoTAT's, Iri.2 OO@2 10
Sweet. bus l 2501 SO
RYE.
itioE, Caroline a b 8a1o
SHOT. &beg. 2?5@3 0S
SALT, Livorp.l 9O@2CO
SOAP, Bb,. 50lo
SPIRITS, Alcohol ,Rl5Ce
Brandy .4 00@l2 %
Gin II 6O06 90
Rum......1 G0@7 90
Whiskey.. Il 35@6O 90
SUGAR, Crus&P. 14@l5
Brown..... ..113@13
STARCH, y D.. 6A@10
TEA, Greon fbl00@2 80
Black, i 00@1 10
ToDAoco, Cllw.45@1 %
Smoking ID. ..50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine,. .50@Go
French. .@1 60
WINE, Cham. .29@31
Port, Bgal300@5 %
Sherry. 250@7 80
Madeira. q 5n07 50
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DEATHS. Thomas Payne, Esq, a
representative citizen and gentleman OF
Edgefeld, died at his home, in the upper
part OF the County, on the 18th instant.
aged seventy-two. His was lie true to
honor and to duty.
Mr.. Payne was followed to the grave.
10 nine days, by his daughter, Mrs. j..
Il. Tolbert. This beloved lady died on
the 2lst instant. And, terrible to relate,
whiie tue bereuved husband was attend
ing the burial of his wife, his house was
fired by some soulless villain and burned
to the ground. And if it may be al.
lowed to mention money in this connec-
ton. we would mention the report that
some So, 900 in cash was also burned with
the house and furniture.
Evon while we write, the friends of
Thomas Delouch, Esq, of the Harmony
section, are driving out of town to attend
his funeral rites. Mr. DeIoach died on
Monday. the 25th. after a long prostra.
tion from the infirmities of old age. He
was aged about seventy -four years
Another name which may be held up to
the rising generation as IN example of a
good citizen, an honest man, firm
friend and kind neighbor.
lEagefeid Adcertiser.
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TEnR1n1E accrnpvr Ouor Do.,

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. Dowd is a
white longshoreman, employed in load-
ing the steamship Manhattan. While
standing alongside OF bale of cotton,
which was just rising into the air, the
large iron hook used for attaching the
bales slipped from it's hold ind struck
him upon the inside Of the left forearm,
nenr the elbow. The hook took deep
hold. and the full power of the engine
having beon applied to the apparatus,
the flesh for tho space of six inches to-.
wards the hand WIS literally pealed from
the arm OF the unfortunate man, when
the hook finally tore itself clear
Charleston NewS
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 20, 1872
Hendrix Homse-R H Jennings. ID n
Mann, II D Hamiter, j W LyIes, Fair.
field; w P Peak, Winnsboro: James A
Haynes, II NJ Lanier. W a Butler, B f
Cole, L Is Clark. il " Williamson. Md:
j B Perry. Colleton; J 81 Suber.
Strothers; ] l. McCulloch, Hones Path
J D Sullivan, Tumbling Shoals; r F
Toughey, Charleston; g W McCreieh.
ton, Edge6eld; G p Pelham, city: j r
Stuart, Ridgeway; W F Hayles, Ga; VIM
A Maloney, Tenn; W b Ruff, Alston; B
Beddendorf, N Y; j j Taylor, Charles.
ton; j " Stuhbs, Gu; A e Davis. Fair
field; W z McGhee, Cokesbury: H n
Hicks, Charleston; D Griffith and son.
Lexington.
Central Hotel--J Wells, Greenvillo: J
A Simpson. Ridgeway; D Moore, Rich
land; J W Brown. Fairlield; Il W Lamar.
Doko; j NJ Boyd and wife, S Q Confer
ence; Miss + Bachston, Chester; Miss
Boyd and two brothers, S c; Rev John
Stout and wife, Newberry; Rev " d
Kirkland aud wife, city; j S RagsdnIe.
n G; II w Ovens, MonticeIlo: p !,
Aughtry, city; A II Aughtry, Union; "
) Starter, Fish Dam; W : Brown, Ander-
son; DIR L NJ L FAINT, Fairfield; r K
Payne, n !; q Fl Mellichamp, w, G x
A Il Il; W Il MeElroy, La; w r McEl-
roy, Anderson; II Maurice, Spartan
burg; j Mcintosh, Mrs Mcintosh and
family, u Suber, l. Heller, II Suber,
Newberry.
Columbia Hotel-S G Gilbert, Charles
ton; L Il Soudheim, Fla; G Starklolf, L
l. Mccarthy. Baltimore; j p Poole,
Newberry; z B Delaney. Pa; John 4
Moroso. J r Craig, Z Craig, Charles
ton; L X Legare. Fort Motto; G a Sey.
mour, Charleston; F Arnim. S G; j "
Bruff, Baltimore; T s Carney, Ga; G X
Knowles. N Y; G W Rason. Fla; MIR and
Mrs Grimshaw. Cobourg; WD Kennedy
s c; w Perchert, N Y; l. Gage, New.
berry; Mrs d L Corbin, Charleston.
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1879. ;Govsrnments CLOSED f,rm s,ataa /

! 1875. .Govsrnments CLOSED firm ,. States
generally very firm. Sales OF futures
IA. 700 bales: November 1857. 1877: De.
oeiaber 1871. 1873 l6; January 1917,
lSA; February 1877. lS Is l6; March
ID, l9]s; April 10 l6, 1879; May 1857.
Comparative cotton statement-Nst
receipts at all ports for the week I31, ,681
bales; same time last year 121, 500; total
for the year l, 142. 815; last year 902, O9O.
Exports during tho week $3.50; last
year 81, 379; total for the yenr 52O.9l1:
last year 418. 1872. Stock Ut all United
States ports 422. 1887; last year 375, ,772;
at interior towns "a. .s45; !ust ear sG, 7ss33; !;
at Liverpool 100000; last year 4S6, 900.
American cotton uaoat for Great Britain
122. 2.00O; last year $4,000
BALTIMORE, November 20.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat steady and firm.
Corn active and steady-white 56@6l;
yellow 57@58. Oats firm-Southern
45(g47. Eye firm, at SO(09O. Pro.
visions very dull. Pork Is 5O(016 90.
Shoulders 6}a. Whiskey quiet, ut 94(0
10. Cotton quiet; receipts 446 bales; !;
sales IS; stock 6.976; weekly receipts
8. 8S4; sales 1860
ST. LOUIS. November 29.-Flour auiot
aud unchanged; shipping facilities
mea8re, owing to low water and ice
Corn dnll and lower-No. 2, mixed, 290
~, on elevator. Whiskey firm, at 80.
Pork unchanged, at 1900. Bacon, no.
thing doing. Lard nominally unchanged :,
LOUISVILLE, November 29.-Flour in
fair demand aud steady-extra family
6.25. Corn quiet, at 42C043. Proyi-
slons ensy. Pork quiet, at 13 90. Lard
in fair demand-choice leaf, .ieroe 8;
keg y; prime steam IL. Whiskey steady,
CINCINNATI. November %. Flour firm
and in fair demand, at 7.25(@75O. Corn
firm-old 42043; new 3904O. Pork
steady. at 1850. Lartl-steam "; ket.
tie IN. Whiskey SO.
| CHARLESTON, November 29.-Cotton
dull and eusy-middling 1816@18L: re-
ceipts 2.784 bales; sales 400; stock
3l.624; weekly receipts 1898; sales
| SAVANNAH, November 29.--Cotton
quiet and firm-middling 1Sas(0lSI%;
sales 1855 bales; stock 7G, O93; weekly
receipts a. ,767; sales IO,979.
New ORLEANS, November 29.-Cotton
IN falr demand and easier-good ordi-
nary l74; low middling 1877; receipts
1914 bales; sales 5000; stock 149, TOT;
weekly receipts 46, 4S3; sales $3.50
MOBILE, November 29.-Cotton firm
but lower-middling 1879; receipts l, 994
bales; sales 1900; stock 30, 276; weekly
receipts l3. .359; sales 5000
AUGUSTA, November 29.-Cotton oniet
-middlirg Tx; receipts 1.OO5 bales;
shipments 1888; stock 3, O9S; weekly re-,
oeipts 6, G45; shipments5 5, ,001; sales 4, 76S.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE BoAnD OF TRADE.

APPLIES, #bu.l 500t2 40
bbAaoINa, 3 ..l7@lB
BARLEY. l. Gu
BALE koPE, Ma. .22W24
N.Y.orWosBfb 7@lU
BUTTER, North. 35@A0
Country, u ID. .2U035
BACON. Hams. 18@2l
Sides, u b. .11a@l2a
Shoulders. .84@94
CANDLES, 3perm4UQD5U
Adamantine it16017
tloTroS Y.nS1 4O0l 50
COTTON. Stct NJ, ;. IT
3lid,iliug. .1G!
Low AIidl'g, .16
Good Ordny,. .i5a
Ordinary. rs
CHEESE, ED. .tb. 17@35
Factory .lOM20
COFFEE, Rio, t!lb22D25
Laguayra ..25@30
Java .33GS5
FLOUR, Co. 800@IlOO
Northern .8OO(bI2 90
GRAIN, Corn. 90 al Od
Wheat q 00@2 2u
cats. -. ..75@9u
Peas Il 2501 5h1
HAY, North, 2 2502 so
HIDES, Dry, Bft13@l7|
Green .@sj
LARD, u b. .1l@l4
LIME. u bbI. 2 25m2 4O
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Dissolution of 0onor+ner.h;,

Dissolution of Oopartnership.
Y!HE copartnership heretofore existing be.
a tween desrge W. Irwin and j. H. Lea
man. under the firm name of IRWIN n IEA.
~, Man. Ia this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Irwin. GEO " IEWhS !" :
Nov 3O1 III lEAMINN
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ARRESTED Recently. the following
named persons have been arrested in
this County and lodged in Jail ct. thia
place, by the Federal authorities, on
charges OF Ku Kluxing: B.. Middleton
Moore and William Clayburn Hopper,
of Rouudtree. Hugh e.: Keii, charged
with compiioity in the murder of Jim
Williams. = Wi|lium g. Whitesides and
James A. Donald. ohnrged With oompli-
city i'll the murder Of Alexander Leech.
Ihomes Mnllenaz. John Beuteld aud
Robert Moore, charged with general
conspiracy. On Tuesday morning last,
William Clay burn Hopper Hugh 81.
AeiI' William O.. tWhitesides, James "A.
Donald and Robert Moore. were aent tn
Columbia. in order that their cases
might be disposed OF by the United
States Circuit Court, now in session
there. - YmkoiHe Enquirer.
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ARRIVAL OF GERMAN IMMIGRANTS.
Ihe German bark Neptune, Captain
Ploghokt, reached Charleston on Tues
day night. after an excellent passage of
about forty five days from Bremen. She
brings about sixty passengers, who will
make valuable addition to our popuIa-
ton, and who bring with them the we'll
known thrift. economy and industry
which characterize the natives of the
Fatherand.
The number of members of the Gene.
raj Assembly is 157, viz: SO Senators and
l24 Representatives. OF the Senators 3
are Conservatives and 25 are Republi.
cans, and Of the Representatives 23 are
Conservatives and lOl are Republicans.
The Republican majority on Joint ballot
Isl 95. or the Senators l6 are colored .
and Of tic Representatives 80 are CO.
lored.
ANOTHER GIN House BunSEp.-We
regret to learn thai the gin house be-
longing to Mr.. John @. Gdntt, in the
Fork. was destroyed by fire last week.
The loss is estimated at between 81, 600
and 50 600, but we are not in possession
OF the full particulars. The impression
seems to be that this is the work of an
incendiary. Henderson lateAigencer.
A difficulty occurred near the foot of
Broad street, Charleston, about 10
O'Clock, Thursday night, between a
young man named Charles Keegan and
some negroes. which resulted in the
former being badly cut below the ribs
No arrests.
It cannot hurt you. It is purely vege
table. Try Simmons Liver Regulator,
il you wish 10 be well. 1t acts like a
charm without debilitatiug the system.
and without any of the evil effects of
Mercury. Simmon' Liver Regulator is
the safe remedy. N3Ot3
The tax levy in Anderson, for County
purposes, is only one mill and half on
the dollar
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FATAL Accident colored man
named Berry Vandiver was accidentally
killed on Tuesday last, under the follow
ing circumstances: He was coming to
town with load OF cotton, driving @
pair of mules. and on descending the
hill near Mr., E. ". Browns residence.
on McDuAe street, =lhe= wagon tongue
became detached aud threw the wagon
forward unon the mules, causing them
to run and throwing him to the ground
He was caught by one of the wheels,
which passed over his neck and broke it.
We understand that Vandiver boro o
good character, and was an industrious,
orderly citizen. Anderson Intepiqencer.
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BELL SCHNAPPS
Distilled by the Propretors.
AT sCIIIEDAM. IN HOLLAND.
a N NVIG ATING TONIC
AND MEDICINAL BEYER4E

a. Az ~ " " d "A l. N u l e.
AND MEDICINAL BEVERAGE.
Warranted perfectly pure. and I, 90 from all
deieterlous substances. It is distilled from
BARLEY OF the finest quality, and the ARoM.
TIC JUNIPER BERRY OF Italy aud designed
expressly for cases OF Dyspepsia or Indiges.
tion, Dropsy, Gout. Rheumatism, General
Debility, Catarrh OF the Bladder, Pains in the
Back and Stomach, and all diseases of the
Urinary Organs. 1t gives great relief in
Asthma, Gravel and Calcuh in the Bladder.
strengthens and invigorates the system, and
10 certain preventative and cure of that
dreadful sconrge. FEVER AND AauE.
eau TON! Ask for "HUDsoS G. WoLrs's
BELL ScHNAppa."
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Apo
thecaries.
HUDSON G. WOLFE 4 CO., Sole Importers
Office. 18 South william street, New York.
Sept 81 f8mo
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH With deep pain
we record the denth of most cstimnble
young lady. Miss Lizzie e. Sloan, which
occurred Oh Sunday last. while on her
way home from church, in the neighbor-
hood of Cnnnons Creek, in this County.
1t appears that the horse she was driving
took fright, aud running away, threw
her and Mrs. Sloan, a widow sister.in-
law, from the buggy. aud from the ef-
iects OF injuries sustained, she died the
same night. She was tine daughter of
old MIR. james Sloan. The other lads
Was unhurt. Nemberry Herald
at No. 100 King street, Charleston,
Elenora Smalls, colored child, four
years old, died from the effects of a burn
ing, resulting in an accident.
Isaac Levy. Esq, City Sheriff of Au-
gusta. who was originally Charleston
ian, died on Wednesday, aged sixty
three.
a son of Mr.. Wm Alexander, in the
lower part Of Spartanbnrg County, had
his right leg badly broken by full from
swing. on Sunday evening last.
Mr.. George W. Parker, formerly OF
the Mills House, Charleston. is now run
ming the international Hotel at Kalama-
zoo, Michigan.
Rev. @. Thomason, for some years
past pastor Of tho Methodist Church OF
Camden, was buried on Sunday last.
Congress meets in Washington, on the
| first Monday in December.
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The Survivors, Association

The Survivors Association,
" klchland, will meet in tho Court House,
" Columbia, on MONDAY next, ID of De,
cemDcr, at II NJ. a full attendance is re-
Iuested as matters OF interest will be brought
Detore the meeting. by order OF tho Presi-
dent, II. q. NHIVEK
Nov ~ Secretary.
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Gas Consumers
AILL please protect their Meters from
W. cold, by covering them with old car
pot, bagging, or otherwise.
Nov 30 j. 4. j. DERRICK. Supt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-10
nlnniripal Notices.

@- AT A REGULAR MEETING OF
the Board Of Commissioners Of the Almshouse,
held on the 5th instant, the following Preamble
and Resolution were unanimously adopted and
ordered to be published
Whereas, The City Council having materially
reduced the appropriation for the support Of the
AImssouse for the ensuing year, the Board oI
Commissioners, In order to make the appropria
ttbn meet the requirements Ct the helpless poor ol
the city as far as possible, feel themselves com
PEELED, In the discharge OF their public duty, to
reqnre more rigid inspection Of the condition
Of these obtaining outdoor relei:; therefore,
be 1t
Resolued, That from aud after the first day OF
March, ensuing, all outdoor relief will be dis
continued. except to such as may present new
applica iuns, said applications to be recommend
eli py TWO Immediate neIghbors OF respectabillty,
who shall certify to tho worthiness OF the appi.
raut ss well as TO his or her incapacity TO earn
livelihood. In case the applicant shall DC inca,
lissasc or permanent disability, the certificate OF
q physician, in good staining, will be required.
All applications lor relief will also be required 70
be attested By on Alderman Of the Ward IN which
the apple int resides. Blanks will bo luTnlsDt q
bJ the Master on application to him at the Aims.
house. U. Is. SlGWALD,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Charleston, Feb. I. 1872 febs-.,mwiD5