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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24
REVOLUTIONS.

PASSED BY THK BOARD or DERRcToRs OF TIN
wILMTN0TON 4 wEBFERN RAILROAD, on THE
REsIGxATIoN OF PRESIDENT HEALp.
At a meeting of the Board Of Directors OF the
Wilmington a. Western Railroad Company held
April 2A, 1873, the reslgnation OF JosHUA T.
HRALD, as President OF the Company, was pre
sented aud accepted, and the foilowiaE resOlu
tiOns unanimously adopted -
WHKRRAs, JosHUA I. HRALD, Esq, has On e.
count OF continued I'll health rendered his rnssR
aaliOn as President Of the Wllmington and Wesf
fn Railroad Company, therefore
Resolved, By the Board Of Directors that ID &c
&eptlng his resignation VIC deeply regret the Ne
essity that has compelled this action on the pari
ef Mr. Heald and we bear testimony 70 the ability
ndeilEy and eaFnealness that have eharapterlxed
him during his connection with this Road FROM
lis inception 20 the present time.
Resogped, Thai The citizens OF Wilmington the
Residents along the line % our Rail Road and the
public generally owe = debt Of gEalilnde 10 Mr
heald Cor "a long and nnselAah lahom 10 dseeBnp
the resources and prono1e the prosperity ef ahll
City and State. 80 1a
ResoIssd That We earnestly sEpst thai . csaa.
non from active work viii speedily festoFe him II
health and enable him % relieW hIa telafi6ra vi
our road and 20 eaFTy Ont With be Accustomed
yigor and enthusiasm plans 80 fully mndeffou6
~ him the accomplishment cf which 4 rendeiad
% desirable BY the successes aaady attainsd " sag
Road. IA lfs. s..sl33 & Flss n
Al an election subsequently, held George O.
LobdslS ksqY was ch0asn 70 gu the Yaeancy,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24
kaliasa -.
A TRIP OVER rnk DRr. wAnn d PENNsYLyA.
MA RANxwnku +,

A TRIP OVER rHE DREA wAnx a PENNsYLvA.
MA kAxkNoAn. s
Wednesday very pleasant trip was made
over the Pennsyiyani Central and She Della
ware q PennsylyaniA Railroads, 20 Delaware
city by the following paEsona - i 9lai
Strickland Kneaes, assistant president ~.
w. II. Wilson, chief engineer.
Geonge q. LObdeli, president w. & w, n.
job II. jackson and r. kmmit Robinson
directors. 8 tssas.f 4ti
William ReybOld, president p. & d. r. r.
Directors-Wm. Keyboid, VIM, y. Clarke,
and q. y. Money, Delawage City; >. u. Curtis,
Newark John M. PomerOy, Geo. s. Jones,
Carries Weller Frank z. Nicholson, aud Geo.
w. Smith, Philadelphia.
james NJ, Sellers contractor, Philadelphia.
Messrs. J. M Phillips. Aaron Baker, and y.
s. Young, of Chester county: .. r.. Rarke,
president PaFkesburg Bank Martin lander
berger, Carl Elliott. Joseph Bullock. PhIladel-
l phla Dennis Kelley, Samuel e. Stokes, =, b.
r. Dixey, Anthony Higgins, ESQ, OF Wilmlng-
1 ton, Del, solicitor Delaware e. Pennsyivanla
Railroad Company; William Ernst Esq,
solicitor PennsylvanIA and Delaware Railroad
Company Carl LandenberRer Thomas ii.
Coleman, Ledger John w. FOEney, Press.
After several hours Of q. beautiful run stht
company reached Delaware City, where they
were handsomely entertained by the citizens
| and In response to q toast offered by Mt
/ Joseph Bullock Ia honor Of Martin Landanber
/ ger, Mfr. J. w. Forney, OF The PsVss, made {
brief speech, referring to the necessity Of cl0se
relations between Pennsylvania and Delaware
and 10 the salutary influences OF the Pennsyl
vania Central. aa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24
Rehobosll ana Lewis NAN road Go.


MEETING or TIRE coRPoRAToRs, AND oReANIzA-
TIoE OF THE COMPANY.
The location ofa greatsummer resort, al Reho-
both Beach, on the Atlantic Coast, just South ol
LeWes, creates Q demand for an extension of rail-
road facilities TO that point. The last Legislature
chartered Company 10 build the extension, and
the corporatoTs met Tuesday at the Clayton House
in this city, including most of those prominently
interested In the junction & Breakwater road.
The whole amount of the capital stock was
subscribed, and IS per share paid IN. The follow
ing officers were then elected:
President, Philip Quigley, Wilmington.
Secretary and Treasurer, John r. Quiglcy, VIII
mingbOn.
Directors, Allison White, and Henry w. Kana9a
Of Philadelphia; Francis w. Hughes, and Guy T.
Farquhar, OF Potisville, Pa; aud WV. DUNCAN
Of Washington City.
WenndeFstand that contract was az once made
for the supply Of the crosstles, and thar the woF
Of construction will Immediately proceed undeI
the Charge Of Mr. N. G. Conwell, Of this city,
who has just been making the surveys.
By the terms Of the charter, this road, (which
IL ORly about i've miles il length, over leys
rOute,) must be completed from Lewes 20 ths
grounds Of the Rehoboth Beach Camp-meeti
Association, by the sth Of July ensuing, and thls
we understand, the Directors mean TO do
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

AENUAL MEETIEG.-The seventh annnzi meet
Association was held, last evening, at The kce of
the Secretary, Geo. o. NaFis No. SG3 Market
street From the report Of the AadItOusy which
was submitted and read, we extract the follow
ing:- en- s.
Receiged for monthly dues, from rlst series,
e22.44I; ID seriaa, S5.66S; premiums, SIOSlS.T2;
interest, $751; 20; amount OF loans 1St seriss,
Ell. .75O ID series, e78, 100; Stnte tax on loans
e573.3e; expenses, &32l.lS pumbsr Of Btockhpld-
ers LIST series, 226. representing lsA6 shares; ID
series, 53r presenting 5G0 shaEes highest premium
SAX per cent; lowest, 23k. average, for one year
27lS; for seven years, 20 is.
Whole amount Of ddes, for seven years. 81 n. .i80
premiums, $50. 25o2S: interest, e5O.33a 90; whole
bmount of laans, e263.322: amount pad on each
share lst series, e84; advance, S5l.65: 24 series
$40: advance, So 45 fines in excess Of actual ex.
penses, for seven years, s68l.3S. 3 &
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

CHEsTER IIEIGHTs.-It is said that the picnic
grounds known as Chester Heights are engaged
for nearly every day OF the coming season.
Many Improvements have bcen made on the
grounds since last summer, and at present work
men are engaged in completing the fencing
around the grounds, and Otherwise getting the
place In perfect order.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

RAmRoAD TKRMIEus.-We learn that The oii-
GERS of the p. w. and B. B. D., have decided to
erect passenger station and freight depot, and to
place turn table, at the Junction OF Darby 1m-
pravement road and Lazaro.to read, land for the
purpose having been gratultonsly decided TO the
csmpany, by Mr.. Moore, whose farm 10 in The
vicinity Of the site of the proposed Improvements.
The station, when the Contemplated improve
ments are made, will be the terminus ofone Of the
night trains from Philadelphia. We also under
stand that LamOkip station is to continue AS one
Of the temini of trains On the Darby Impro5e-
nent Road.-CheStcr Necs. -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

Sixty-three Swede and Dane servants arrived
10 New York, on Wednesday, per steamer Colum.
bia, OF the Aneher Line, consigned to the VIII
mington Householders Association of this city
ter, and the balance for Wilmington and vicinity
Mr.. Malmstein win dlstribnte them on Friday
morning, from lafayette Hotel, Cor. Ninth and
SMILEY streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

IlrPRovKnuNT OF TIKI CHRTsTIAEA.-A Mr..
KenAey, of the U. s. Coast sarvey. as now angag-
ed with boat and crew, sounding aud Surveying
the channel Of the Christians, from the entrance
"a the Harlan a Holhngsworth 'CompaBy's yaRd,
The improvements 20 the haFboF, for which an
appropriation was made at the last session Of Con-
gTeas. will soon be commenced
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

FoR TER FAR NEsE.-The Eureha Manufactur-
Company, OF this city, have received from their
agents IN New YORK, Eessrs Drake, Roehat q
Co, No. oil Canal street. an order for a number
of their patent bed stsads and sPriaG bottoms, 10
mining districts. The miners have tested these
articles and as they are highly pleased with them,
the Company anticipate large trade ia this di-
rectiOn. The order will be PrO&ply filled and
sent out.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

A Positive FACT.-There seems to be a
constant hght for competition. But amongst
them ell In the Hat aud Cap trade, J.. h.
Quay, AQ2 King st., defes competition, both In
quality Of goods, and cheapness. Before going
elsewhere ko purchase you would do well to
call and examine hts ko6is, snd Iesfn prices.
public favor, giving one aud al q hearty wei
come to my store, 402 King st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

just received one OF the largest assoEtmen IS
of the latest Spring Styles OF Hats and Gaps il
the city which am selling ct the very lowest
Prices. My silk hats are q speciality. Call and
examine my immense stock and you win be
sure to be suited. LEWIS G. SPRINGER,
Hat 3 tore. e No. 233 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

PREsENEAEloM on 4 CQHDUcr0R's BADaR.--
russday afternoon, NJ, Issaa. Happarsatf, PES,
aengeK aulaan1tBF 81 khb Wllmknaf1n and Baaaina
Railroad, vas presented with a handsome con
Mr.. Georga Ihomaa, ons nf tha civil oaginsaFa
IN the service 81 the Rerka 70. railroad Tha
badge was pressassa by Mayer Zsens, and was
reosiEaa ~ Mr. HaPpemalt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

SALES CHARLES B. Lsre, Esq. Trustee adver
tises lot of land on Broom street, to be sold oI
Saturday.
L. w. Stidham & Son, advertise 20 barrels o.
Phosphate to be sold on the 3Oth.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

Geo. s. Hagauy, Justice Of the Peace, hay-
ing closed out the Shoe business, may new b.
business that may oher. H
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

SLEEPING CARs-This morning, the jackson 4
Sharp Company, shipped by the Wilmington -
Reading Railroad, two Pullman sleeping cars, Z
the Pullman Car Company At Louisville, Ky.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

TEE STEAMBOAT TRIPS TO philadelphia
haYe, from some cause, been unusually delay
ed this year. Now we'll take cid ProbabNitles
chair and venture on the prediction " that on
or about the fist Monday in May, the boat
will commences runhing.H
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

Cows INPoUNDED-Eight cows were impsnn'
ded by the ROhce, yesterday, for running at large
The owners were compelled to pay SS for the r.
lease of each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

BRoKR noTR 81 .--Afrs. 1EaFy Ana Hand
ssaidlnw with Mr. RsEkins, near eeona ana 1sssp
son streets, gell dewn stairs Tuesday moEniag,
breaking both her wrists.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

IAEPRovEMENT.-Mr. AlsentEer is tearing down
bis store No. sos King street. in order 70 erect
ine building ON the sight. King street Is looking
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

SALE or M0NExe-At Che 6ayaocoad regular
m0nthly meeting 81 Cnion Loan Association,
iast evening", 5000 sold at el.ig premium, eco
a sl.10 end eco Sc eil3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

POLICE APPOINTMENTS uNDER THE NEW
LAw.-MayOr Slmms has appointed under the
new law, the following as policemen:
Daniel O'Neil, Sergeant Of the Western Dis
tFict, VSce Buck, removed. 2.
Thomas HedFick, policemen for tho Fourth
District, gtce Wright, remOyea.
James Orr, policeman for the Sixth District
Vics Shaw, removed. sie'
The new officers win 20 on duty about thC
first Of May. These are the first policemen
appointed under the law passed at the las
session Of the Legislature, which gives to thG
Mayor authority to appoint or remove ths
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

WIRE FAcToRT.-It Is stated that certain par
ties are about making arrangements for erecting
a wire factory south of the Christiana.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24
LOCAL IareLLIoEMc9.

No police cases this morning.
City Council meets this evening.
Penn Loan Association meets this evening.
sLittle Nell" will return to tSis city on May
Don't forget the concert of the MendessohA
Choral UniOD, tonight.
The schools will close tomorrow for one week.
They win be thoroughly cleaned in the interval
On May LIST, NJ. M. Child 81 Co.. will sell sew
eral frame and brick houses also about 40 lots on
Scott and Lincoln, below 18th and 18th streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

IMPROVEMENT OF TIE nTATE HoUsE.-Sen-
atOTs Riddle, Shakespeare, and StOckley, and
Representatives Lewis Thompson, Van Gas
ken, and Martin, are the Commissioners ap-
pointed by the Legislature 70 repair and i'm
prove the State House at Dover. They have
met and elected Mr.. Shakespeare chairman,
and will again meet, en- q few days.
$500 have been Appropriated for the
work. An architect will probably be employ
ed. The rooms In the arststOEy. part Of which
Is occupied by the courts Of Kent county, will
net be altered III any way, until after thelI
session fn October next, and in the meantime,
it q understood that the Kent county Levy
Court win build suitable Court House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24

STATIONS NAaEED.-The stations on the
Delaware & Pennsylvania Railroad, have
been located. They are mine In number, and
are as follows, commencing, at the Junction
with the Pennsylvania q Delaware, at the
i. Thompson. 1t was at first proposed "a
call this slSlenWo0d," but was TO named il
compliment to Mr.. Thompson, who presen.
ted the gEOund for the station.
2. Newark.
3. Newark Junction, where the road crose'
the p. w. a. B. r. r. afs se94
4. CO0eh's near COoeh's Bridge. ae5
8. Glasgow, near the village Of that name
Q. Porter, at the Junction Of the road win
the Delaware Railroad. j. s4t s. =. ~
z. COrhit, at COrblt's Crossing.
8. Reyb0ld, at Reybold's Crossing. fas
9. Delaware City. fAHX
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-24
BAN ING HOUSE
aeH1et4 GAa#H LA H@
N.aN Ns ss35aE Naa A#a
la- ..s.~..-.~N-a~
JOAN 14CA&zAR& - Aa1ks;
No. Goa haarkss street.

Deposit Accounts of Banks. Individuals ana 9th
efs received, on which we allow interest. Chesks
drawn % us are payhhIe without notice, the same
~ at Z National Bank.
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- 4 P1oUs 1HDIAN 1aINT AND GITE
y 9pcKsSs KsSs:SaAXs4S Mtle stpfyT not sdaite
!on& epongh {oy Sunday School book,
o0eotewili P6int q moral. nevertheless.
AZ Aowan. Mr,syasper VIOLA lovely
.nsmes snggestye of a crystal bottle
va g ewicksas man, swore, drank and
Ought chickens. He went to Washing
asn g geEanS Indian agency. A friend
|t9td nim hls hfst atep was to join the
~ takers or che Methodists didn't make
any difterencs Shieh--and thus qualify
htmaelg. to carry Out the Presidentfs
lsace policy. Jasper ,Violl was struck
Wish the force OF the advice. and pom
aered which Of the two great churches
ne should join. Jasper's early educa.
tlon ned not been Of .suoh nature az to
give him bias toward either Quakerisn
or Methodism. and to his unprejudioed
nind, the two Systems were so muoh
alike that he couldn't make choice. In
faet. Jasper might have died in his aims,
OUT OF the pale OF the visible church, !,
and gone to the Hot Sulphur Springs,
nad not the good Rev. DR.. Newman,
chaplain TO the Senate and spiritual ad-
wiser OF the President. come along just at
tnas 19nosnre aud told him to 'join or
ohnrch," namely, the Methodists. Jas
80 WAC uoiy UapslbeQ, GOT his
appointment, and went out to the Indian
Territory. He had salary Of SO, 500,
snassed considerable wealth by strict at.
as ;e hcns=:T .ad o:hos practices,
Tor various things not authorized by In.
dian customs, civilized law, or the Ne
thodiat discipline. It is a matter of re-.
greet that Jasper Immediately relapsed
into bis old fondness for game cocks.
and has recently bought fightino
chicken chic 9 for e u professional purposes at q
cost OF Sloo. We grieve to say that
Jasper Violl is now regarded by bis
church as vial OF wrath, and that bis
chances tor passing the jasper walls arc
diminishing. Let us hope that the hun.
dred dollar game cock he has boueh,
will prove to be lineal descendant OF
t6e one which admonished the Apostle
Peter so successfully, and that wien il
oiows it's shrill clarion. Jasper will also
Tgo out and weep bitterly" We fea,
Jasper is fair sample OF the average In.
dian agent.-LouispiAs Courier Journal
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STATUE OF SToNETALn JAOKsoN.-Du
Ing the war. number OF English gen.
s!emen,. who eympathized With the
southern cause, united in the effort to
procure suitable memorial of the great
virginia soldier who fell at Ohanoellors.
vile. Several distinguished persons
among them Hon. Beresford Hopo. M
F., and Mr.. Gregory, now Governor.
General Of Ceylon, interested themselves
earnestly in the movement. and in a verv
ahort time sufficient fund was rsisei
and the order was given an artist Mr'
Foley, who was chosen, is probably the
first OF living English sonlptors. and
those who have Opportunities OF aeter.
mining the basis on which his reputation
rests, express their belief that this work
will be Of the highest order of art
The statue is Of bronze. OF heroic aize
and represents the hero as standing in o
favorite attitude of absorbing thonoht'
Inc "oIk was comepleted some time
since. but, owing to oironmstancas
which can be better understood than
expressed, the donors have postponed
It's shlpment to this country. Lately,
however. Mr.. Hope has written to Vir.
gina oMcer who was the intimate
friend and oomrade of General Jackson,
asking his advice aa to the best disposi.
ton to be made of the statue, and the
recipient OF this communication has con.
suited With other Confederate officers.
AS yet, no determination has been mr.
rived at; but it cannot be long before the
site will be chosen, and some favored
spot OF Virginia's g soil be consecrated bv
an enduring monument to one whose
genius and heroism illustrated in life OF. !
death al the highest virtues of the race
from which he sprung.
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has recently abu6GssSa SES& &mS aivin@
the statistics OF the foreign trade Of the
country for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1872. with .ous dsalings in detail with
the various nSeions OF the globe. The
aggregate imports. deducting re.exports.
were $617 ,669. .689; gold valuation. and
the exports, also. stated at gold vafua-
ton, on the basis Of ten per cent. pre.
MUM. werS $500. 1914 This shows
an excess Of imports Of $l17.369. .825.
Onr chief trade is with Great Britain.
From that nationsw I'VE receive two.fifths of
our Imports. aud to 1t We send much
more than half our exports. receiving
goods valued at nearly $24l. .0O0. COO, aud
sending out produce Amounting 90 nearly
s2So. .o0O. OOO, so that the British trade
10 VII ,OOO, 600 In our favor. The next
heaviest trade is With Ooba. $66. 900. 900
coming in and 912. 000. 900 going out, a
balance against us OF $54. 600, 900. Ger
many stands third, We receiving over
and France fourth, our imports thence
being $42. 900, 600 and our axuorts To
that country $22, 600, zoo, tie baisnce
being adverse in both cases. Win
Canada. our dealings are S33. OO0 OOO
imports and 822. 600. 600 exports: v;tb
b Brazil. $40. 900. COO Imports and s5. coo' no. !.
oo0 0OO exports. and With China, s25' 1000.
ooo imports and 81. 600. 900 exports, the
Balances ;n ali these cases also being
against ns. In our trade With Holland
ana belglum. the baIanossis favorable,
being over $l4 .000. 900. petroleum held.
ing IN largely to make this good sho wing.
10 spain we send 81, 900. 900 mora than
we We oge get. put bnt from Mexico wa. receive
% 5.Ooo' 0Oo more than We send ,#E With
haytl, Chill, Peru. Russia aud thG Dan
lsn west Indies. our trade is of small
amount, pus the balance in each case is
aavUra1te. "h"na 1ha. l. viii be noticed from the
aoove that nearly one-half .9ur excess oil
imports is in the trade with Cuba.
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sxP6f3 u oS6Ii6snf I. .88ff: ssies fo:ds7
y. go; @o laSevsaRss al q ;aQX A4@&
Ss!pss 4s8 bales; shipments !, l,0e0s itseQk
"a MoBmE. Nay 22.-Coasou hisueis.
good ordinary 16@16L:Elow middlins
pl8h@16A; middhng n ri, net rsoeipts
81 bales; exports .coastWise f25ls Ss;ea
], 900; stock 29. 400. ~ IialN
CHARLESTON, May al Cotton s liet
receipts 95s bales; exports 30 .st WED
1.120; sales 800; stock "a. 382. +
NoRFo1K. May 22.-Cotton dull, ana
li.tle doing-low middling tTsz: 'nSI 81
ceipts sl5 bales; exports coasswisa 7o0;
sales 1876; stock 7,242 +',-s
GALVESTON, May 22.-Ootton-net re-.
oeipts 452 bales; sales 45O; stock Al, ,O44:,
BosroN, HAY % -Co.ton-net re.
ceipta bales; gross 489; sales 400; stock
AUGUSTA, May 22.-Ootton-net 70.
oeipts l67 bales; sales 265.
SAVANNAH, May 22.-Cot.on-net re.
oeipts 664 bales; exports to o-ntinen,
5,O6O; sales 5l2; stock 1000.
WILMINGTON. May 22.-Ootton-net
receipts Il bales; sales So; stock 3. $40.
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Funeral Invitation

The friends and acquaintances OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Spelman and family are respect,pllv
invited to attend the funeral OF their infant
son, WA. 8. sPELLMAN. at st. Peter.
Church. THIS MORNING, 1t 10 O'Clock
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A1Ssa3A4 Aa1sH,a
Valuable Hotter PROPERTY for- SALE
1AduNa naRfraerSw lS1.. -

S3s0lv' 4AVsUS q xVpokty 10E- H010,-
Adnsahastrssri1 sale. ,5tf1
Pr virtue Of sn order grained by tho Court
~ "a, o. o. Dsd.n.tt Of RiShnona 1aunty. aeor-
sSs ri 0s{ 51GI e. IA9gHst: 1sSs =:
pubic out-cry. between thstiegsl hoprs 81
2: sale. aud 70 Continue from day Is day until iii
- ts soia, Al tho personal property belonging to
consisting Of Mousehold and Kitchen Furni.
TIRE. M sheots, Pillows, Bolssers, Pillow Osses,
osspess. Towels. Musquito Nets, CrocEel1i
ana glassware. 6ilverware, Spoons, Knives
aad FORKS, Tab!swsFe and Table furniture
generally, Extra Rsas .la ssaainl, Vine
SAFES. do., all Of which IL fully set forth in
tho inventory fled In Office Of OrdiIar1.
eeing sneh Personal properly a. IL Sensraiiy
lo9na at and ased In keeping hotel. -
6old % the property Of said John A. Gold.
az purpose Of paying the
TERNs-Cash. Purchasers to nav for all
papers. HANNAH 0OLDbTRIN.
Admintstratrtx estate Of John a, Goidstcin.
Inc Pnscnsser can arrange with owner To
s.xx Ne.l..
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Richland Lodge. No. SO. A. FM

"A AN EXTRA Commune alton OF this
xx!ouge will be held THIS (Fridayl
~ EVENING, in Masonic Hall, at 5
O'Clock. The NJ. NJ. Degree will be conferred. ].
By order OF the ". NJ.
May 231 BI. BOONE. seerotarv
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AN RON-CLAD SECURITY. :.
SAFE, ,FEKMAHEHT and PROFITARE.
First Mortgage Seven Per Cent. Gold
Bonds. Not Taxable,

1Abt mortgage seven Fer Cent. Gold
Bonds. Not Taxab,e,
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
Guaranteed Principal and Interest b., ns
Georgia Railroad and Bankinq Companv.
DRINCIPAL and INTEREST PAYABLE in
Il Gold Coin in New York or London. NAV
ana november Coupons. Principal due No
E20O "a
These Bonds are recon ended to Trps.
tees, Executors and others as being an in.
vestment worthy Of their attention for the
following reasons:
l. They are the First Mortgage upon a
great through limo Road.
2. They are guaranteed by a powerful Cor.
porstton, whose credit stands Al in America
and Europe. .o''
3. They oan be Registered, which saves the
owner from loss, in case of robbery, DO.
..a,,d 81. me coupons are payable In . fixed and
staple currency-Gold Ooin. or Sterling
5. They are non-tax able by the Goyernment
or State-a very important feature
They have beon subjected'to a rigid inyes.
t1sation by the undersigned, and are recon-
mended in full confidence to these seeking a
choice and undoubted investment.
For sale at 90 and accrued interest in Cnr.
rency, at which price-ta&ing gold at It's pre-.
sent hgures-they pay over nino 70; per cent.
per annum.
AN marketable Securities received in Ex-
change.
For further particulars. apply to
No. 81 Nassau street, New York, or
No Is Broad street, Charleston, SO.
may 70 .-y{ 49," limo
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