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INTERESTING EXERCISES.

THE "UNDERTAKERS AND BURIAL
\ INSURANCE. COMPANY having closed
the above company, and who have not aIready;besn
seem inst wiz assume all liabilities and will RE-
FDNDIHE MONEY originally paid upon return
OF ceraeaie or become responsible Tor $50 in the
event OF death, instead Of fdrnishing the funeral
service. 4; JB. EERSi4EY,s bsSs
Thirteenth and Hull streets, 3.
je 2s-6tA 49,. Msnchester Va:
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UFFIck OF, GlTY SURF. OF SCKoOLS,l
1901 CLAY STREET, ;

OFFIcE OF, Cry SuP'T. OF SCHooLs,l
1901 CLAY STREET, q
Il RICHMOND, Vas june Is, ls7s.t y
THE SCHOOL BOARD WILL RE-
Il CEIyS applications for positions rs additional
principals ana teachers In the pablie schools or the
cary o. Richmond until Jelly Cd. as ri
Address applications to J.H. BtAFORD.
2c t32taWt1yo Superintendent Schools
a WNIGG S---PREMIUM STENCIL,
4a,NQRKs-MAHoNE & CO.. manuYseinrers
81 Ehaas and FANCY AWNINGS Tor stores and
BRASD-CuTTING aud WooD-ENGRAvINc
i AL their brauehea Call and see samples OF our
Mork; Southwest corner OF Fourteenih and Main,
OF s,ls sa,a uuder Cohens bank, Richmond, va.
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SPRiNG AND SUMMER CLOfHlNG.E
to friends and tb ne IN
general that nam aye Offering at remarkably low
prices: o,-,ro s..e,.,
LINEN SUITS, all kinds; III.
49, III seioNhL ALPACA SACKS, s'
.s BLACK and FANCY 5ALnAGGa 8 SACKS,
large variety of LIGHT CASHMERE SUITS,
md nne of the largest stocks OF
"N GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS Z. y
In the city; ass
\, tsaI, ard examine. NV. ROSE,
AZ IA - - sS.I4 1909 Main street.
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lost, BETWEEN THE SECOND
IL Baptist church and the intersection of Foushee
street with Clay, a GOLD BRACELET, for which
the finder win be suitably rewarded II left at the
Office Of s W. X. POLK . 90, 80
fe as-lt ~ No. Tenth street.
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TRUSTEES: W.
N L. McCREADY, TOWNSEND ocUDDEh'
JAMES FREELAED, SAMUEL l.. dARk, (.
SAMUEL WILETS, BRYCE GRAY,
ROBERT L. TAYLOR, l.. EDGERToN,
wuIJAM T. FROST. HENRY B. KIMHARDT,
WILLIAM WATT JOHN s. WILLIAMS.
: MEs D. FISH, CHARLES DIMoN, "
JOHN D. WOOD. PAUL N. SPoFFORD,
GEo w HnSNINGS, JAMES DOUGLAS,
HxNRY EYRE WILLIAM NELSON. JR.,
JosEpH SIAGG. HAROLD DOLLNER, .s.
EDWARD MERRITT, JOSEPH WILLETS, ...
DANIEL, r. WILLETTs, FRANCIS HATHAWAY,
EIIwoop WALTER, AARON l.. REED. ~.
d. GOLDEN MURRAY, 3-
ELWOOD WALTER, President;
ARCH,D G. MONTGOMERY, JR.,
Vice-President;
ALANsON ". HEGEMAN,
Second Vice-President;
G. J. DEsPARD, Secretary. ....t .,.
The undersigned having been appointed General
agents for the State Of Virginia Of the Adore first
class, liberal, and prompt-pdyiag Marine Com
pany are prepared to take Marine and Inland Navi-
CATION risks merchandise freight and hulls
sells to oil parts OF the aoorLd upon the most liberal
terms and respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
public. = -
Policies issued making loss payable in gold, or In
sterling at the Office of the company's bankers, In
Liverpool, If desired. ts'. ~
:. THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
No. north Tenth street
ie o7-Im -.-.a (Shafer's Buildingl.
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sPECIaI. NOTICES.

~ ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCH
EON, dinner, and supper table LEA q PERRINt1s'
WORCESTERSHIRE, SAUCE Ia Indispensable.
: JOHN DUNCAN's SONS, New York,
NH 2a-S&WtGsR Agents for the United States.
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Total. $4,000 gifts, all cash.. ssoo00o
The money to pay all these gifts In full Is now
unnn deupsitip tile Farmers and Droyers Bank OF
ImjsyIIIe, and set aside for that purpose, and can
only be used for that purpose as will he seen by the
GnIlnwinp certificate OF the cashier: .
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

., resisn ccru scve al tsse os IN good dsmsnd at
20c Provisions steady Poh acid ht S Bacon sold al &C. for
Shoulders ea for Cer Rib ses tio fer Clear Sde rcu
Hams sold i2Di2lci PaiB f2o all psoked Buh Meats soh
Sc for Shoulders d Tor Clear BIB ie Tic for Clear Hdes Hams
9t@i0c, al highe packed lsrChoce Leaf croe
sold at SoSloi In kegs NSlc steam. 7lDS order lots c higher
Three landred Hams july delv
ev sold .t ac wbssy steady a, eS Tobscoe-Lugs hm
Leaf steady; sales 90 bids.
AwAuKEE Feb quiet unchanged wheat steady At
81 25l FOR No l. Sl an Or No Oats steady ac for No
2 Corn good demand Mixed. steady &c
for no Barley brm snd in fair demand al 73c for No F Re
ecpil@h bbs Flonr snd TOO BUSH Wheat shipmens-5VV
bbla Flonr and go hu9h Wheat
Feb Fouf on owirg 70 te recent sales Of $40
bhs st B 75 for No SPRING. e9 IS for Amber Winter Slo for
White Winter; S for Double BIa Wheat hfm but quiet Corn
dull; sqlcs Barley unchabged plinte 81
Corn Meal$l 30 for BOed; 81 25 or Uuboted cS Mall
Railroad FreshtFoVr 10 Philadelphia C0c to Boston I2c 10
New-lotk. t'c; 10 ALBANY. SIC
PHILADELPHIA 2S-Petrocum active; Refined. for future
delivery, 49, March; 3c Apt 2oc May Crude lc Provisions
S5 So Extra - 75@S7 Penns 'auin Indiana and Ohio Ftu
Exrs Whest veal; Red &t 9O0$l %; Amber.
~ white S1C5W52 TO- Rye STEADY at ec Corn active
Yellow, SO s6oo Oats dnnoe White a595Oc; Mixed 4G@i8c
S LOWS 2Tonr dull and unbangci sales Of Snper6ne
Winter 50 Winter S5 75d sc % Wheat dull
and unchansej sales Of No. Spring at 81 H; Soft do ST. u
onv Ssmu lots of f the market Com quiet ana unchanged at
slow Iowa sold 9J RTe dull aDd lower al Coc c No
WHISKY duh PORK frn glJ r. Dry Ssed Meats STIFF
sales Of Shoulders and Clear Rib sides at 4l aud c SPOT and seller
June; sales up-cOnni gc for Shoulders 6lc for Clear Rb
cash higher Bacon firm packed o cash sold at &C. Tor ShOu
deTs Tic for Clear Rib SIDES Clear Sides Lard hfm sales OF
steam c cash live Hogs sca1y 81 - Cat
We quiet - Fair 20 Choice feeders 81 500S6 for
Wtst bns Cora 1000 busb Oats 1000 bush Barley 0oh
bush RYE, A. Hogs
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
COTTON MARKETS

PHuAprLrHtA Feb. 25 -Coton dull, @diHnss 2oic
Lows 25Cotton uucsnged Low MdllDgs l0ic Mid
dHucs, loic receipts, lf9 bales; shipments 6t bales
6 bes eEpoTtscoSise SOSs baesi sales eOJ bsesi
stock, 7,lgt bales -
AuoUsT, Feb 2cO'lon nominal Mlilns laie receipts 57i
bales sales, 5J) bsies.
sAyNNAH Feb 25Coon dull: sfdlhags 0ic net receipts.
ll baes eporscoaase, 80 bscSi sales dCl baesi STOCK
7U,iO5 bales. .-..
GALVESTON Peb -Cotoa quc Good Ordinary oomiusy l6 a
l1c net Tcepts DO bales eIposo Great Bni1n' lS' bales
coastwise. 233 bales; stock, Is 5i5 bales
NOBLE FEB 5Coitou doll Good Ordinary l7ic Low Mddlogs
l6c Mligs l9.c receipts 2Oll bales, eEyO.se0aSist,
O5y bales; sfrs, 800 bales; stock, fi,IJl bales.
IjOtton 1u nominal Midng ZOci
- bales; shipments. 81 bslcs stock. B4p0 bales
CHARLESTON fch LCot0n easyi Ordinary, lHplEr Good
Ordinary 1Gic Low Mliuss ls 6lyc Mdings 9lal93e pet
receipts 79 be; evp10 Great Britain 2j59 baesi sales, 5Oi
bales stock, 6,459 bales.
Bosos teb 25-Coon qaet Miings 2lc; gross receipts 5
bales sslei, 81 bsles; stock, g,02O bales.
NEwORLEANs, Feb 2-C0On fair demand Good Ordinary,
l5sc Low Mddngs DU0tc Mddlngs, Di i0ls- net reelts,
8o9 bales gross 23 bales exporto Great Brilr 67s bales
the Continent @ bales; c0awise 1903 b4.e5 sales iV0 bales
ast evening, $500 bales; stock. i35 ll2 bales.
LOUISVILLE Feb Mddhngs, receipts
bales; shipments. 726 bales
NIfNING oN Feh 25-Coon Guet MidBgs Gle receipts
2j0 bales, sales. Il bales, stock. 4.t8I bales.
BALTNOUz 2J-Cotton DAN; Mddns 20ic receipts
25 bales eIporr-coatE5, 50 bales lO Daes sock. 5000
bales.
rfOr 'otesi Telegraph Martts Sc FOh PagsI
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
THE STATE CF TRADE.


LONDON a. 9il U!2f for money
account United FveIHtnty bonds, 16s. Old li
Jos1s go G9l, Rye % Ere Bvy shares ~.
Livripooi Feb 25ll mCt'on opened quiet and steady
Mddlng Up snds ga; hidiliug Onesue l0i
FRANKFORT, Feb ZCutei States Hgerweniy bonds, 95i for
the issue Of lJo2.
Pans. Feb. G.-Reutes, SCI lOc.
IayrErooL Feb PSI D. mC1u &C. dolls sales Il Cotton shipped
ChsresOn terrabe February a. sod The
receipts o. Wheat cr the past three days have been So quarters IN
GLIDING 2l.0jD American
LoNDoS m.-The rate fer money at the Stock Er
change on Government Securities lower tie Bank Of gland
rate by n y cent Ene Railway shares 20 -
LfyEEgooI Feb 2j2 D. m-Breadsu7s dull Wheat II go
iB cen for average California White and li02I for Red
Western Spnng. Corn ~ ans qusrtvr Flour 29 bbL
255 D. mIhe o! bullion Withdrawn from
tbe Of England balance to-day Is 426O Conso and
closed unchanged B1e Rassy shares, 5t
LivKKPOOI 25-5 mC0ttOn closed dull The sales OF the
DAY GO bales curg loo for speculation and eIpou
Sales OF Cotton shipped
sayAnph January and February ats 9d The market
Manehe-eT dull bat not quotaby
The receipts f Corn for the past three days have been 1000
quarters, including Il oO0 American.
boSD5S 25Taow 45 Per cwt Spirits Petroleum buoysnt at
l9u20d. per Pslon , 80. 49, o..,...
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
CATTLR MARKETS.

Feb 25-CArrLR-Reoep;s todav only "a head making
e oa spp the thus 2J6 head 1873 against
2o1 last week broen rail The Lake Shore
od threw OF the tras Yesterday aud ObsHcei travel
sucnt prevent stock trains arriving time Up 70 noon NJ stock
reported market IL at complete stands; buyers and
sellers H. apart buyers smong under last week losses
realizing Albany Tho paid here for stock and suffering
the Of freight feed sukage they demand larger decline than
holders will prices will recele little inevitable
to-day ~ Illinois averaging las 10
IS 50.
LAMBs-ReceD today go bead, making The total
for thus head 500 head for the
time week; pases fairly opened; tendency prices
under LIfayOlahle Eastern to decline
Hods-Etccpts thus or this week 1900 head against $50 head
Tor the time market opened this morning with only
loads pens sGe offerings disposed Of load tor
which the demanded jli, without 6ndBg pmsAase feeling
good; sales va pigs boys rangEg from ia 10 A TO- >5G %
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26


A1Blsr F,b 2sWheat steady ns cemand receipts snail no
v % . r9 5 2 9 u nS S cut .s % hIe es o STATE
6ArTsoE Fe5 2sCOiion nominal ssd qgst :. ~ S9,e
DO RItrs e7as3 5oi DO 1hy Sya y ~ ny
-superne Is 7J Kn 90 80 So Family ss9 = 10 a. ~
Wheat 9t sesr.s Caei's g., "5 81 P b@ - G "a a aS c M
81 % 81 g5 Id Western 81 6Se 81 9Si Amber
low DO ali AZ 53ds9; M1ei nominal at 6Oc Oats que
So0ben 48a oe Western Mixed. 1886 White Western, Soc
Poft S tsr spi higher Mes, 81 Eamp slil5a$n Bek Meat,
IA ir demand slOus qae Bb Sdes nominal a. iq I; Bacon %
ss Hap, frm lS65e Lard STEADY Gsas!e WHISKY sales at
BeyrA.o; Fsh 2sTleqtws.,en sgnng e. 'oSts amber
GO ego ,' No sySs % 81 & css. 81 SEA sa wss M
n @ o,: oS SoI9 SS ,ssi 93 bush MsS9 s, %
Western o0s5 Tworowed STATE sSaS0c -Four.
Sss. Ss Ss S @ G @ Br Sws s1a Tfs siss S % PPIa PPd@s
Winter Weston ~ 20 Is Prime Csusia, 81 204sl rs
CucAso Fb 2Foar quiet and unchanged; oay LEGAL ,rsd
Wheat Gall sad unseitd ssei No sPnss FL s essb 10
ised S.asS according 20 Gs.ton Corr guei of
seller May Rejected dull lover at 2Sie ST No
22al1le OI Rejected Rye da sld love, at eaeae or Bssj
Demand good a full prices Pors sod At s3 goa s3 2 or
sf A. 8 cab or s Msr,b a. S. s 'Ii Ami '' n.
peke sold 9tdllie Green Hans and fmi sales
biddlss 6e for Clear bddes Rogs sod Al
ss NSs5 os HEAVY s5 30 for Light WHISKY steady
s 6o3 ba oats ard I3 70 6uh Barley shpmnis-4OO bbs
Flour i2e bush Wheat 300 bush Com, 1900 bush oss aud
CscSSaTi PeS 2Flou 6s at 81 75ass 10 Wheat duh at
1oGsl ~ Corn da a. yyq9e Oi ~ saa B,lst uhssg
Po strong; considerable sales t 0i nov he o tie mts
Lard Rendered steady a1is Kettle stronger At se bel,
bsyer Crit hn Of March also FOR nett veeA desey Cea @ ss
Gear Side 7alic Bacon fin; offerings lghi; a o hL9ads
g Ceaf RID sides Clear saes Sc ss Hog hfn At - ~
LosnyiIs Fsa -Ilsar QulsI ssa aaeaasGed Wheat Osl
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
RFCEIPTS or PRODUCE

N0rIN T61E1Ts HalIT00dG
FEa rkC Ashes 2 bales C1o8 400 BAGS Cotton Seed
81 bbs Cotton Seed Oh i5 bll Copper 2o4 cakes Copge %
pteS hills 5655 hb FOu 20 TO bnh Wheat
~ 40 bush 10 bush Rye; 5000 bush Barley,
] bush bbl
Meal N bales Flax Is bales Hemp bales Hone
"a Hides Leather. 7 sides Leather 220
bh ROsn pkg Gal Cut Meats, 15 pkgs Grease,
1901 pls Lard ~ tg Lard % pkgs Sieau o pkgs Butter 8ll
plgs Cecs pkes TaoB 500 Dressed Hogs 30 bb& OIL 10
ptgs Ries III OIL $50 Starch 60 bids Tobacco, 10
boIes. Tobacco, co bbs WHISKY, 5JJ ba.es Wool
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
Nrw.YoKk. Tuestay. Feb. %. 1873.


For farm horses there is a fair demand, and
socaed French horses, which our market draws from
Lower Canada. meet especially with ready saies' at
prices ranging from s125 TO 500. Railroad and truck
horses sel pretty we'll and there Ia change IN prices
by auction through Messrs Johnston e. Van 1asscll
at their horse mart In East Thirteentht tho following
lnfa NO II.Irih.I
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
7PER CENT ] GOLDBONDS

Capitalists and all Inveors are invited to examine Of The
Bonds issued By tie INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
BRH RAILWAY COMPANY and secured by Ft Mortgage on its
Extension Line Of PIT niles this work. 100 miles from
Champaign 10 HAVANA. on Illinois River completed,
and trains VIII that section In the second
week Of January Tie remaining distance Of IS miles to Keouk
the Mississippi the branch OF p miles 10 Decatur graded
and trsek partly down. will be finished in ample time for
the business Of 1873 character OF soil increasing prouc
1n AMI wide country tributary this part Of the Lne
for III yery large remuneritive business
The from Indianapolis 2 miles has been operation
little years. and has established Its
inss have stondily increased, giving I'm 1872 M in
crease Of S39j,OC0 1871. Net receipts from
this part Of the line alone are more than sufficient
respond punctuaiy interest all Bonds made and is
sued by the Company 1t rarely that this be said Of rail
road during negotiation Of its securities
The entire line Of $40 miles has the support Of poruor exceedingly
rich apd productive agricultural region passes through and con-
meets important and cities, and crosses immense de-
posts Of good coal all Of which insure oco business OF great
magnitude. Western and Northwestern connections sub
sianay unde eono With prominent Interesting roads will
furnish large through Gc The appreciate tho necessity OF
unusually large pmea and providing for rapidly possible
This with new elevator construction expressly
for this Indianapolis win greatly its setcS AMI
enable IL take large offered business which IL has
been obliged 10 decline.
Particular attention is asked the unusual strength Of Bonds
which liability OF the entire Corporation owning line Of 40
miles, completely secured by fret and only mortgage
the extension OF the whole line sos miles completed aud
&c gTsdel
With the certainty that rates Of interest will IN short
time be largely reduced holders Of 523s Will end advantageous to
realize present high prices and renyest these Bonds which
as possessing ample security all investors. As
nert they fail to prove largely Te'nunoratiye.
Boud are seven per cent gold 900 each convertible into
stock par option the holder and be registered with.
charge Price, 90 and accrued Interest 10 currency Coupons
January and July |, free Of tar.
All negotiable securities received exchange al best mate! raies
Full particulars furnished on application.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

At Messrs. Barker & Chase's CITY Auction Mart and
NewYOrk Tattersals the usual sao Of horsr5 carriages,
and horse equipments will be held tomorrow (Wednes-
day., the 26th inst, at IL O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

R.sts or the week 2a2 pkg i51 lesshsn las, weeks sam.
year 5000 bb Ioior Feou"lY so pseASHeN AGAINST
n 90 sAe time Tae ie weak at the close dealers
sell Tic bn 81 to1y's transactions laye been al
So viii quite hkey be the prevailing figures m tom rro"
giving oyen'egc which dgts Will want
Of coucsiuc prccS cn'aions;
j.. ana LII. = dotsS 90 Western extra marf'''. 90
ass 10
W. ........i ~
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
s....r. s,ln. "a ,he amour. Of 90

Q.c,, az the week pos $40 es than last wees
SANE week last 1862 past week. o
,s,os week Yesr 66is hoSes Cable oconon us oo S
the o1r weeks OF
Win 81 80 shipped against 1870 and u SO respectively ouus t
.se month Last YEAR steady demand shippers not tps
m their last purchases forward The stu b1ling me
laA4.l 500 az e Ams sales o. Mlel 70 nono
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

Shipments c sppe last vces 2o bb Dealers arrous TO
tacT aai hescve, Of the u weather Of !Nt
sp iee. The market gns strength either for sppi OF
both have been oa considerable extent bJ The late
r5is Qaoau0ns:
~ a07 81 p CranNcrricS, prime,
Do. goc... 2OJ0 % - l2@ so
90. 6re......... 3e0D DO, " fair... 2saU %
pe.cs Cal se00 90 Do, hhs..... soCG 10 y
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

OFVICH o. S0UrH SIDE RAILROAD Cog
BRooKLYs (g. d.. Feb %. 1879.
TEHE COUPONS of the SOUTH SIDE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY Of Long Island, due March l. will be pad At
e Bapkius ou,e of JACOB 4 SHPIIERD CO.. % PEest, New
York CHARLES L. hOFhlNS secretary
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
GeIp iDlnteo-- Hlales.

rg1WO FIRST-CLASS JOB C0MP0SlTORS
u WANTBD-At POOLE MACLAUCHLAHS so5-lJ Bat
Iweihlst
NNANTED-A MAN of THOROUGH BUSl-
w Ness TRAINING and EXPERIENCE for h- COUNTING
ROOM Of large importing and Domestic Dry Goods JobonS H0e
Apply with references to Box 80, NewYork POst-Oaee
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
FRANKLIN B. GOwEN, President.

@Ion 0lIO FOR SALE-MajoIity of
y IOU,OUU. the SfOCK IN an INCORPORATED
C0MPANN manufacturing engines boilers
tug brass &C. connected With Of the most
portsut cOuntyi 10 opeon 10 go0 bu
ness; machgry perfect order full stock blndRyen.oned lt
January $3.50 0u active operation; less portion Of stock
Gefei will Satisfactory for selling Apply Of
JAMES {. JLWBrT,
Wlhaml Rooms = 3. IN D.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

lis now - Losion ses beginning March
10 The nsc Mo1ly Elster There Is
demand ;0g 81 kinds Of il UA h3h receipts Quota
tions.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
DlDl0eno Nollfes.

TNIE COUPONS due on March 1 upon the
PIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the Cincinnati, Llaycte and
Chicago RoaI Coupan viii aid gold rrd that date
Hpou presnt.oa at tie ooe o kihaEDY Co.. Al Cedar st.
ADAMS EARL,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
FRUTrs AND NUTS. ]

Reeeipts week COS dried fruit 237 less than las'
week. last "a pkgS Arrivals Of penas 2o
los bbi save few sales OF cominol ap
the trae 10 all duei lts connue very
dun 20 bbs OHIO q apples t aud 100 de- pms At &C.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

Sales on Aueuor
D A. CLARK, AuciiOneer. - At Store GGi
lD. Broadway opposite B)a . coausl toe great ssios sas t
ELEGANT SILVERWAISE
AND
FINE TABLE CUTLERY,
Drl- until The eut.re ocs - SOLD
Sale lu Oolock Goo GA exhibition psTeas V
sale
mi, Rich STOCK worthy special s't-non being from best
fc,n an mouut ~ 20 over $4,000 aud article warranted
A. MSKwN. AaeRonses.
DY BANGS, MERWlN " Co., broadway. cor.
,,h-Sae,o WORKS Of Art Fsasv GOois Furniture te
voNpAY TUESDAY col wEDNEsDA IS D. MA valuable
LIBRARY comprising extensive eoe'on Of ofSCiBsriFO BOOKS
DY John II. DRAPER a. Co., Auctioneers.
I'D TIE DELANARB, LAChAWAAhA AND WESTERN KALI
ROAD COMPANY Will sell
10000 TUNS SCRANTON COAL.
. ,l ,getea on kDE RSDAY Reh % O'Clock at
Etehsnge place SAMUEL SLOAN F'e~aeat
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1873-03-06
Acts Of tie Legislature.

rest, passed by the present General
Assembly have been approved, and
are laws in force, viz -----
AN Act TO enforce the payment of
the poll tax.
An Act to Incorporate the State
Auxiliary Joint Stock company.
An Act To authorize County Courts
OF certain counties To levy and collect
an additional lax for certain purposes.
An Act TO refer 10 the qualified vo-
tcrS OF Barn Hcll Tue location OF the
county seat.
An Act to provide for the pnrcha>
Ecrs ot landSa,l sales made for The non.
payment of taxes, &c
.--- An Act to revise and amend an Act
and TO reduce all Acts pertaining to
The homestead into one Ac,.
An Act to amend section &, chaptcr
O2, ol the General Statutes.
An Act TO require The State and
r county officers elected by.. the PEOPLE
10 qualify within thirty DAYS after re,
ccivihI official notification 'hcrcof.
An Act to extend the line for offs
p GERS 10 qualify - 49,
An Act 10 repeal Sections 5, G and !
va "p'E' 'ooioi inc " olIoru! Statutes
An Act to amend Section II. Chan
ter IA, of the General Statutes.
Joint Resolution TO provide AN an.
preparation ior The tina payment ON
lands purchased BY the State in Dar.
lington county.
An Act TO incorporate the South
Garolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Society.
An Act to amend Section ., Chap
ter 70, OF the General Statutes.
An Act TO amend Section II. Chap
ter l03, OF the General Statutes.
An Act to fix the time of holding
the April term Of the Supreme Court
An Actfo empower lie Supreme
Court 10 frame issues and direct the
same to bc tried in the Circuit Court,
and to order referees in certain eases
-. An Act Concerning school funds.
.An Actato regulate the service OF
process issuing from the Supreme court
= Ah-Actto amend chapter 12U OF the
General Statutes of the State.
a. A,.tt !
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1873-03-06
Keeping Old Sheep.

serTatlon and more practice will cua-
hlc amy person to tell their urc by the
front teeth, and for the benefit of
those not posted in this art we will
give q description of the different
stages OF their growth and decline. so
tLht all may lcnrn,.as we once heard
OF "pe'son who went to buy II flock
OF sheep, and pronounced them all TOO
o!d from the fact Of having no teeth
III their upper front inw. Perhaps he
has !cn'ncd before this that they new :
had.
A inll grown sheep has thirtv-two
lcet'-e'ght lncsors in the lower
front jaw, and six molars on each side
IN the upper and lower jaw. The
lamb at birth has two incisors passing
through the gums. When about
month old, it has eight comparatively
short, narrow ones At about u wear
cid, sometimes - litIc mere, ,,the Gems
tial or "iamb teeth are shed and re-
placed by two brond,teelIa. Tho lamb
teeth continnc to be shed annually
and replaced hy broad teeth, until tho
sheep has eight inciSors of second
growth, when it is fuil mouthcd, which
is at ;he "Sc 81 f"nr years.
AT Sin years old the incisors gcner.
ally begin to diminish in breadth and
lose their fan,likc shape. At seven
they become long and narrow, stand
about Perpendicular with respect 10 d..
each ether, have lost their round, cut
ting edge, and so continue TO diminish
until at abont the ago of ten years
they become loose and begin to drop
out.
A SNEER-A sneer is the weanon
OF the weak. Like other evil weaa. =
ons, 1t is always cunningly ready to :
our hands, and there is moro poison
in the handle than in the point. But
how many noble hearts have withered
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1873-03-06


An Act TO grant, renew and amend
the charter of certain towns and villa.
ers."
An Act 10 amend Sections 08 90
and 100 Gharter II, of the General
Statutes.
An Act to prnish any person or
persons who shall sell or convey any
real property, &c. on which Il lien Of
any kind mny exist, without giving
notice "i' snch lirn.to the purchasers
a" Act /" require County Commits,
SI""crs to give bond before entering
on their dutirs.
An Act to amend the Act charter
my certain towns and villages.
Jrlnt resolution authorizing and re
Qmr'ng the State Treasurer to pny and
cancel the notes and certificates issued
IN payment for furnishing The hall of
the House Of Representatives,, &c.
- ONT resolution to rality the amend
mrht I" the Constitution relating to
lhc increase Of the State debt.
Al Act for the. better protection of
Worship
An Act 70 make appropriations fer
tAe payment OF salary Of The members,
&c. - = -
An Act authorizing the Attorney
"cnorai to commence proceedings ~
%amSt the Commissioners Of the Sink
ing I'uuh.
an Atl to amcnd the artto provide
l"r the election OF the officers OF the
cities and towns in the
State.