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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-03

~- FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER ass,
ls72.-Tne Board Of Directors OF this Bank have
THIS DAY declared SenEAnnual Dividend OF
SIX PER GENT. free from tax, payable on and
after MONDAY next, 9Th January, 1878 u e.'tsT
jana WIN. O. BREESE, Caahlef.
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~ THE MEMBERS OF PHE HU-
NAME and Friendly Society ara respectfully re-
qussted to attend the Funeral OF their late brother
member. Mr.. W. P. DAcosTER, from the resi-.
dence of Mr.. James Johnston, No. IS Elisabeth
street, at Q O'Clock THIS MORNING.
P.s. WILKINSON.
jan8.s Secretary q. and F. 8.
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ns- AT THE REGULAR MONTE

mr. At THE REGULAR MONTHLY
Meeting OF the Niagara Fire Engine Company
No. 8, the following men were expelled from the
Comrany for misdemeanor, and it was ordered
that their names be published In tho daily papers:
J.. B. Nell, Robert Morrison, Jr., B. W. Nielsen,
Robert English E. E.. Lyons, J. O. Banded.
From the Minutes, January 2, 1873. a. s4....-
JAMS in. HOLLOWAY, SGcretary.a
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Obituarp.

ZEALY.-Died, as bis residence, 10 Graham
vile, 8. O.. on the afternoon OF the Gath OF Decem.
Der, 1879, OF pneumonia, Mr. WI. p. ZBkLY, in
the sixty y.eghsh year or his age, after briefill
ness OF I'VE days. as,.,,
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@- THR SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN

~ THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON. 8. c.,
DECEMBER ~, 1s7a.-The Board OF Directors
have declared Dividend upon the Capital steck
of this Uompan of FIVE PER CENT, free OF all
taxes, for the past six months.
The same will be payable at thel eAnklns
Hall, No. II Broad street, on and ai'ef ino5'S'
BAY, I'd OF January, 1873.
F.A. MITCHELL,
dec2s, solanl,ss,s Cashier
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@- FRIENDLY UNION SOCIETY,"
The ofncers and members OF tue society are re.
spectfuly invited to attend the Funeral Of their
late fellow.nember. ". p. DACosTER, THIS
MORNING, at O'Clock, at his reaidencs. Elizabeth
street.
Ry order. T.B. MAXWELL, Secretary.
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5nnsra! Not,rrs.

~ THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANcEs OF Mr.. John Degen. and OF his n. PlRRYs
DEGEE, are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Services OF the latter, at his late resi-,
dence. No. Is Reid street, at s.o'oloctr, THm All.
THRNocN, without further invitation. jsns-s
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~ TO ONE AND ALL.-,ARE YOU
suf1srng from Cough, Cold, Asthms, Bronchi.
tis or any Of the various pulmonary troubles that
20 often terminate In consamptioni Ir 50, use
wILBoR,s PURE COD LIVER OIL AND LINE.
safe and efdcacious remedy. This is no quack
preparation, but Is regularly prescribed BY ths
medical faculty. Manufactured BY A. B. WILBoR,
Chemist, No. les Court street, Boston. Sold By
oil nruoo,sts. cec3o-mwf3
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ETTHE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
AsOEs Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. DACOsTER and
Family, Mr. and Mrs Z. Holloway, also Ar. ana
Mrs. James Johnston, are respectfully invited to
attend lhe Funeral Of ths former, al Q O'Clock,
THIS MORNING, at the residence OF tn, latter, No.
Is Elizabeth street. jsn3s.
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m- DR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT Is
a certain cure for Group. Its effect is prompt.
1t Is very pleasant. Children take 1t readily.
jan2.8Daw
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carOFFICE SOUTHWESTERN RAIL
ROAD BANK.-The Transfer Books Of the South
Carolina Railroad Company and Southwestern
Railroad Bank will be closed from the ninth 10
the twenty third OF January, 1873, inclusive, for
the purpose OF making up the Annual List Of
Stockholders. JOHN n. HARLEsTos.
j,ns.7 ..t,. m. a5I:ra..c5 Cashier.
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T N. ORELA ND,
Ae orocK AMI NOTE RROKER

As STOCK AND. NOTE BROKER,
No. % BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. g.,
Buys and Sells
GOLD AND SILVER COIN,
United States Bonds,
State and City Securities,
Bank STOCKS and Coupons and
Nulilated Currency.
ALSO,
Negotiates Commercial Paper and makes Ad'
vances on all Securities placed In his hands for
sale. janl-wlm6
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golden seal intended for the Empress. were
placed on table surrounded by cloud OF IN
cense. The seel weighs about forty POUNDS
avoirdupois, and if all the wives were "seal-
(ed,n to use the common phrase. as the En-
Dress is, the Emperor would fnd hls polygamy
an expensive Indulgence. His Majesty, ad.
yspclng to the table, iIspects the insignia Oh
the dignity which he is about to confer on MS
chossS consort. He seats himself on throne,
and two ambassadors kneel before MIN, while
a herald proclaims with loud voice, by
Command Of the Empress Dowager, and the
Empress Mother, his Majesty has been
pleased to select for Empress the Lady
Aluta, daughter OF Chungehl, o doctor
of the Imperial Academy. You, high officers,
are commissioned to perform the rites OF ner
investiture.n Thereupon the Grand Cnancei' :
lor places in their hands the badge OF Office,
when they take up the seal ana tablet ana
proceed to the hcuse OF the Imperial brlde
The father and brothers kneeling at the gale
welcome the ambassadors; and the lady her
seifreceiyes on bended knees the inslgnia OF
her new rank. She then dons her rooes oil
State, and ascending her vehicle IS borne
away In the midst OF an immense retlnue OF
mobiles and mandarins: 1t was near midn'gnC
when the procession entered the "forbldden
ciiy,n and your correspondent did not walt 10
see it pass; but he had an opportunity OF see
ing the same procession going through kind
of rehearsal or drill day or Two before. Ar
rived at the central palace, the Emperor. al
tended by the officers of his household, waited
on his bride, and the Imperial pair pledged
each other in cups connected by chain
of gold-a beautiful and significant
rite, intimating that their deslinles . les were
hIa This was after midnight, aud conse-
onently on the morning CT the l6lh., The tes-
Hf,vities of the ensuing days need not des'
cribe~the men and women always In separate
nails and usually at different hours, an ar
rangement which must make court life 10
Chi9a insuferably dull. The most important
incidents are public homage rendered oy tne
Empress to her imperial lord; her iormni iI u
PRODUCTION to the dowaSers. teay sitlins ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

Mr.. EDITOR With your permission wish
to say IA few words on the subject OF people
signing papers without knowing their meaning
OF bearing, without their investigation as 10
their truth or falsity,-papers that are ibes
upon the neighbols Of the sgners. | refer to a
numerously signed paper, addressed TO the
Levy Court Of this county, which, so far as it
refers to Inc is an out-ani-out falsehooL and |
doubt if all individual who signed it under
stood what he was doing. l haye no fear of
newspaper criticisms, for have long since got
used 10 them, but this going around secretly
among ones own neishbors asking them to
sanction lie is mode of bearing false wit
| ness from which never dreamt that | would
| have TO suffer.
| As 10 the petition to which this refers and
which caused the libelous contemplation,
there are one hundred persons more interested
| thaa am, aud 1t was not engineered by me
though by request headed tine article as be- ing
the first man in movement that has added
SOD 900 to the assessment of Christiana Hun.
| dred. J. A. BROWN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

y tANNlHAL ~ iRELAND.-A horrible
scene OF cannihaism was enacted in Tralee,
near EnhiSkillr, Ireland, n short time since
The principal actor in II was n pg-iotber who
had long been completely absorbed in the graft
iicatlnn of animal desire aud passions Rela-
ilonsh'p and conslnSniniiy mattered not; to hi
mint mankind must have appeared a aswinsh
multitude and whether made of bacon or not
Will total disregard Tor particular ity in this
respect, il mittcred not whether the article was
cooked or Otherwise. Well, this two-footed
brute came home drunk TO his poor old mother,
who has passed the allotted "thrre.score-year
and-tcn," and the old creature demonstrated
with him. Arrow cnsuel, in which the moth
err was knocked down on the floor, and by sheer
force one Of her legs was broken in two places.
This not satisfying him he commenced to eat
| the flesh oil her arm. \ Waterman named
Mara, who was passing at the time, was attract
| ed by the womans screams to the house, and
found him actually eating the flcshas if he had q
taste for it..
Tie Waterman not being able to rescue the
poor creature from his savage gluttoRy, he went
| on Tor another Waterman, and on their return
| ing TO the house he was at The same inhuman
| least, and his face and breast were all smeared
with blood. Word was sent TO the police, and
tile hielll patrol on coming TO the house secured
nm. The oo9ncss ofthc ruflian was eXtraor-
, binary, for he had the aiidacity to prefer a
| charge ol assault against Mara for attempting
TO make him dcsisL when he first entered and
saw the horrible repast he was INDUCING in.-
| Thcpnor woman was conveyed 10 the county in
Urinary. and placed under the care Of DIR. Law
Tor, where on examination her body was found
to be ffighifully lacerated; the bone of one arm
mp 10 the elbow was quite bare of flesh, an,
the sincws Of the other were quite exposed.
Is thought She can hardly survive the treatmen
of her cruel son. Her dcposiiions were O.
course taken, and the prisoner who had beer
in the Bridewcll, was transferred to the count,
jail for trial at the Asszes
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

planned of it TO several citizens of Dover. Tho
Alderman kept the matter to bimself--never.
mentioned Mrs. Adams name or her residence
or connection with the matter to any but her
couns 4, and then as we Lave said above,
her counsels request, so as to base an inquiry,
as the ex-Alderman understood him, AS TO
what foundation lie had for his claim.
This was what he told her counsel. lie knew
nothing of the case beyond thls-had nothing
to do with it--considers himself responsible for
no statement aud has done for the young man,
only what he would have done for Mrs. Ad-
ans had she applied Ia him, before her attack
Alderman Vincent is often applied to, to gram
| matically arrange pieces, 10 make statements
for people, they supplying him the facts. But
he never considers himself, nor would any one
else responsible for such matters, although
they might be in his Handwriting. They are
like aflilavits ~ depositions of a simple ar
rangemcnt Of words, for which those having
written Ii are responsible. heef course regrets
the foolish attack which makes this explanation
necessary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24


LECTURE BEFORE THE LEaIsLATURF.-
Francis Vincent Esq, lectured before
General Assembly of this State, in the Hall
ofthe tfouse of Representatives on Wednes-
day night last, on his plan ofan Anglo Saxon
Contederacy,a Union of the English speaking
racs under one government. He was fol-
lowed by Col. Hcisler who delivered an ad-
dress upon the same subject. The members
listened with attention. We shall in another
number give an epitome Of the remarks.
Sale Of Co,cs.-At the sale of William NJ
Cloud at Plummel's hotel on Thursday last,
COWS sold from So to ST7. the bidding being
quite spirited Notwithstanding the inclemency
of the weather. Mr.. Cloud will have another
sale on the 3D. OF April.
Lou Prices Teli-Humphrey & Sandt have
just received a large assortment of umbrellas
and oansi which they will sell at astonishing
low rates. Cal! and examine, 2l0 Market st.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

tcntdor LininoRi.--rhcrc is 10 pain which
the Centaur linment will not relieve, no wcll-
ing j. Will moi subdue, and 10 lineness which
It VIII not cure. This is strong language, but il
is true. Where the paris are not gone its effects
are marvellous 1t has produced more cures of
rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy, lockjaw, sprains.
swellings, caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt
rhcum, ear-ache, &c, upon the human frame,
and oil strains, SPAWN, gals, &c, upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended rem
edies since the world began. 1t is n counter-r-
ritant, an all-heating pain-relieycr. Cripples
throw away their crutches, the lame walk, poi
sonous bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without a scar. 1t is no
liumbuG. The recipe is published around each
bottle. 1t is selling as no article ever before
sold, and it sells because it does Just what il
prctends TO do. Those who now suffer from
| rheumatism, pain, oI swelling, deserve to suffer
II they will not use CcDlaur Liniment. More
| than 900 certificates of remarkable cmes, in
| Guiding frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt,
| running tumors, a., have been received. We
| will send circular containing certificates the
| recipe, &c, gratis, 10 any one requesting it,
| One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lin
| iment is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweened horses and mules, or for scrcw-worm
| in sheep. Stock-owners-thls Liniment is worth
your attention. No family should be without
Centanr Imminent. Price, 80 cepts bottle
large bottles Sl.Cu. j. b. ROSE Il Co.,
81 Broadway, New York,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24
DIED.

In TINS cay, on "Wednesday evening, March
i9th, Mrs. Kate lluested, in the 49th year of
her age.
Thomas Clark, of Willow Grove, Del. passed
from the mortal 10 the spiritual plane of life,
on the 18th Of February, aged about % wears:
disease, Consumption.
On the 10Th inst, John c. Hubert, in the
asth year Of his age.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

Could Not Succred.-The Workingmen's
Cooperative Building and Loan Association
which proposed to establish colony at s1Sum-
merville" on the Wilmington and Western Il.
R., at its meeting on Tue sday last, resolved to
dissolve. The enterprise has been dra ging
for some time, and it was now considered by
those who have most Of the labor to perform,
that they might as well abandon it, One of the
most serious causes of Encouragement swas
the failure to obtain the loan of $50, 600 which
was considered necessary, in order to provide
working capital 1t was expected that this could
be had Of ten persons, who would advance ST.
900 each and two gentlemen, Messrs deNor-
maDdie, and Capelle, agreed TO this, but the
other eight could not be found. The expeh-
SEES Of the Association will be paid out Of the
amount collected from members, AMI living in
the Treasury, and the remainder will thea be-
divided among the subscribers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

Ne,D Enferprist.-A charter is aOout being
granted to the Eureka Manufacturing Co., with
a capital OF Sl50,0hO, which will engage in the
making in the McClary building, bedstcads
patented by Rev. John Allen, and assigned to
j. L. Kilgore for valuable consideration. The
corpOratOrs are Geo. G.. Iphdcll, VIM. G.. PEN
nypacker John Ping.Thonas Y. DcNornan.
die, II. +. Durc, and J. l.. Killgare. The pat
ent spring bottom consists of Stats of steel, can
be fitted to any 3ed they are however par
ticularly adapted to camp'mepting or army pur-
poses, as they can be folded up aud compressed
in very small compass. They have been in
troduced in the steamer Richmond, and an Of
der for 400 has been received to furnish them
for the four Reading Railroad Co. steamships
now being built by Cramp & Son at Phiadel-
phia. Ihs invention can also be applied to
sofas, chairs, &c, and the indications are that
the company will do a large business. We
commend the enterprise exhibited, and hope
that it may prove more profitable than the most
sanguine anticipate.
Colonel r. w. Hughes is mentioned as
prominent candidate for the Republican noni
nation for Governor of Virginia. Robert E. Lee
Jr., is mentioned as a possible Conservatiy,
candidate for tho same position, and Stat,
Attorney Kilgour,for the Lieutenant Governor
ship.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

In this city, March IVih by Rev. q. ".
Folwell, William A. Pinkerton, of Delaware
CO., Penn'a., and Sallie j. LambOrn, of New
Castle Co., Del.
In Wilmington, March 2Oth, 1873, by Rev. j.
Humphriss, Mr.. George W. Vandegiift, to Miss
Merry ii. Fara, both of Newport, New Castle
County, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

Prosperous Ire Wesleyan Female Col
lese is ih highly prosperous condition. After
Icing struggle The ns'itli q unlcr Tie manage
meht If Rev. Alr. Wilson, has br,.u placed IN "A
solid or paying foundation. There are now
seventy boarders, beside Il large number Of day
pupils, and the prospect is truly encuuragng.-
The worthy President deserves much credit for
his management, and the popularity and sue
cess ofthe institution are the best evidence that
can lie given that his efforts aud ability are APP
prt d lted
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24
JoHSjNHgEAR & son, Bankers,

- Dr. Wesley, Kenney, presiding Elder ofthe
Dover District, .Till reside in Smyrna.
The State revenue derived from the tax on
recording mortgages in 1871, amounted to
$2,30i.
FfuS'cr-A.ii. Woodward Il Co. arc pre-
pare, TO furnish the farmers Of our county with
pure laAd plaster from their mills at Newport.
CONFERENCE.-The nomination of ANTHONY
HIGGINS ESQ. as District Attorney for Della
ware, was confirmed by the Senate OH Thurs
day.
Peter Springer has taken the restaurant at
NO. i West Fourth Street. and is lifting 1t up
in good style for lirst class eating house.
lie is preparing n room in the second story es-
pccially for The latics, and making prepara-
to-. TO accommodate all who may wish any
thing in the eating line.
Nr,c Cds'le.--Several car loads of machinery
including a large engine and boiler, arrived
here "Wednesday, for the Taslier iron company.
| The works Of this company are progress: G
farorably towards completion. The old ma .
chine shop, they have repaired and rcjuven-
atcd, preparatory To occupancy, is now almost
| completed, and presents quite fine appearance.
The commencement by tine company Is anX-
iousy awaited, and will ba hailed with joy by
the citizens Of the town,
JiS'ice.--Nc are informed that the late Col.
niea !e,t south Carolina, before the rebellion
commenced, and that political feeling had moth
, Iri Nimt"Ne- Ia do with his change Of residence.
i F,'sd", duclng the war, lie was never known to
express an opn ion that loyal man could lot
| properly entertain and give utterance to. He
! ma,tc few acq uaintances but in the estimation
Of those who knew him best lie occupied a
high place, and by his intimate friends he was
| not only esteemed Tut loved.
PresciGdtiOa.-A. 81. Mary's Catholi,
Church, on Thursday evening, st. Mary's lem
perancc Cadets Were presented with hand
some BANNER by the congregation ofthc church
The presentation speech was made by Mis-
Lille Rrhman and the reception speech b,
Master ChaS. McDunough. The banner /
made Of handsome green silk. trimmed will
bullion fringe. In HE centre is painting @
. the "Madonna and Child" and over it the in
scripto, 'Ni. Mary's Temperance Cadets G
+ Wilmington, Delaware, lS73.'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

Lecture.-There was fair audience at the
Institute, last Wednesday evening, to hear tie
lecture ofRev. Dewitt Talmage, on the Rocks
upon which People split These were defined
as follows "A multiplicity Of occupation !;
bad temper; bad treatment from friends lack
Of excessive amusemrnt,: fast living, &c, The
lecture was listened to at'cItively and was
highly enjoyed 10y all who were present.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

EIplosion,-A coal oil lamp exploded in the
store OF Isaac Murray, corner Of Second and
Tatnall streets, last Wednesday evening, with
out any apparent cause. The stock Of boots
and shoes was damaged to the extent of fifty or
sixty dollars, and the building s. or $40. John
Murray had his hands slightly burned in extn-
gushing tile flames
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24
Notice to Investors.
WILMINGTON AND WESTERN RAIL-

WILMINGTON AND WESTERN RAIL-
ROAD 1910 pr cent Bonds at IS. and ac-
crued interest, coupon and registered. Interest
payable qnareIly-Apiil, July, October, Janu-
ary.
WE ARE SELLING these Bonds at the
above low price, in denominations Of $1,000,
insszsz.r-1r r.
$500 and 500 FREE OF TAXES, and recon-
ith T.; '--
mend them tasnprs friends and customers.
Money received on Deposit, and interest al
lowed. -'s.sr..-s.s.-. hi,
JoHSjNydsEAR & son, Bankers,
,..-,.,.... No. COZ Market street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

CdSiori0 is more than substitute for Castor
Oil. 1t is the only SAFE article in exis-
tence which is certain TO assinlate the food,
cure wind collie, and produce natural sleep. 1t
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need not cry.
and mothers may rest. mar24
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

Great Slaughter,-Onc man with eleven dogs
killed 1873 rats at the SLAUGHTER house Stables
of. H. Gould, OH Tatnall street below Third ,on
Thursday last, in - minutes and Is seconds.
The rats were CorneIed and having but one
way to escape tie dogs caught and Killed every
one as they ran ont.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24
III d u s is! FAR nj 81,
FOR SALE by
J. r. WALTER,
once NO.3, Exchange BUILDING,
Market Street, Corner Seventh.

COMPLETE REsIDENCE.-Thrce story brick corner
Fourth and Jefferson streets, 10 rooms and summer
kitchen, hot and cold water, range and two he
Cellar finished with cement. A most desirable hnusc
222 WEST STREEr.-A large and elegant double
house. Terms very easy.
FIVE HOUSES AT TENTH AND LoMnApn- Tho.o
modern style dwellings erected by Nm S Uiiles Nc
They are we're commOdious and present many adyanr
tages both in priceand style to those who desire nice
home but cannot afford an expensive residence.
A Two-SToRY BRICK BUILDING, with engine
shaftng, steam heating apparatus complete. A good
opportunity To start machine shop, or other manu-
factory.
A STORE ON MARKET STREET, Central locality
THREE CHOICE FARMS near Fredericksburg, Va
at low price. They are all located railroad and
one OF these farms comprises $50 of land with
large plantation, mansion, and numerous other
buildings The other two about two hundred
acres each, and of them has two sets of BUILDINGS
S75 AoRRs SPLENDID TIMER LAND In Charles
Co., Nd, near two good landings AVID railroad sta
ton. A tine chance for speculation.
FARM<RAR REHoBoTH.-lf sold soon, the price
value. f' ~
large quantity of valuable property preyiouslv
advertised. Call and enquire. ''
Conveyancing. .--Deeds, mortgages articles of
agreement and co-partnership, building contracts and
specihcations and other papers prepared and sntis
faction guaranteed To have business arrangements
reduced to writing saves misunderstanding and pro
notes security Special attention given to this Kind
Of papers.
Don't fail 10 take the REPUDLIcAN-the best
paper In Delaware.