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nFCLAIMs FOR DAMAGES SUSTAINED IN
W CONSEQUENCE OF IMPROYEMENTS
BOARD OF Prsric WeRKs DISTRICT OF CoIUMsrA,i

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. }
r.. WAsHISGToN. A pril 10, 1873. {
hshed for the Information Of all concerned:
Az ACT providing for the pay ment Of DANA ees sus
land oy reason OF public improvements or re-
Ben enacted BY the Leeislottrs Assembly, Of IN.
D,strId a. Co'Nnat'a, That on the application, in
Wrting, OF the owner or owners OF any real est
in the District of Columbia or of any person having
OTTER than rental interest therein to the Board Of
have been sustained BY him or them In conseauence
OF any improvements or re pairs made by said board
end particularly describing the nature Of said dam
o. SAID application, and if deemed By them sucient
for that purpose the said board or majority there.
be specially dam aged, and make, or cause to be
made. any examination connected with said inn
prov ments or repairs which they may deem neces-
SIC. l. And be IL Javthe- enacted. That II, after
inspection and examination Is aforesaid, the said
that special damages have been sustained by ANY
person or persons, q aforesaid, they shall estimate
the same, taking into consideration the benefits TO
said property from said improvem ents or repair,
Office Secretary Of the District Written ~ a ans
shall make q full report, in writing, to he next
ensuing session Of the Legislative Assembly Of ali
applications made to them under the prov isions OF
this act, and Of their action thereon, and Of the
amounts awarded as damages and the reasons and
grounds Of such wards for the action of the Lees
on Of un s sI the Ss RsS
have been approved by the Legislative Assembly
and an appropriation made for the payment Of the
Notice is hereby given, that all parties claiming
damages under the above must file their petitions
days from this date in order that sucb claim. NAV
be duly cons,dsred and reported to the Legislative
Rant form. NAV he obt aimed rno, .n,,,c.,;or .,
the Office Of the Vice President Of the Board
Columbia Buildings, - street
all lot ALEX r, SHEPHERD. Vice President
(Chronicle and ReuubIican 4
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RIHAHCIAL AHD OONMEBCIAL.

Those who have chung 10 stocks for months in
Wall street seemed yesterday % be getting
weary of the load, and. baffied IN all calcula-
tons as to the money market and the Treasury
policy, to be losing hope OF any improvement in
the immediate tut. future: MnIe .nm may De d,s-
higher prices, IL Is good news for the merchants;
for at any time within the past three months
the money market would have been greatly re-
minish the Wall street demand for money, and
leave more available for mercantile use. Late
in the day yesterday a reaction took place from
the mornings depression, and prices recovered
somewhat from the lowest point OF the day
The decline ranged from I 4 a. < per cent. Gold
was lower, touching III I. but closed frmer a,
1rx. Money loaned on call at per cent. pei
diem added to interest. Several failures arr
expected, and il 10 now evident that those who
formed a combination against the Treasury
have been badly beaten.
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IL is consoling thought to the opponents Of
the 'Quaker Policy" to know tn at the noble
red men Of the forest are not increasing in
numbers in a way to perpetuate the line Of
Capt Jacks. In fact they are fading away
with accelerated rapidity as the report of the
ninth census attests. According to this eport,
which in respect to the enumeration of wander
ing tribes Of Indians must necessarily be in
accurate, there were in 1870 but 25,.31 redmen
in all the states and territories against "A 02I in
1Sso. This shows a total decrease in a single
decade Of Il, 2s0, or about AIS per cent. Of the
whole number in 1860. Should this Der cent
age OF decrease continue there will have
"passed away" by the year 1850 10, 800 souls
which will leave but Is, l3l Indians on the con-
unent at that date. At the same rate of
decrease in is3O there will be but /, $50 remain
ing; in 1900 but 5000; in 1910, 5000; in 1920,
1,155; in 1880 about 1000; in 1910 about GOO, and
IN 1850 but about $50, and so on, the number
getting smaller and beautifully less until every
vestige Of the race will have faded out.
IL may not be generally known that large
majority of all the Indians on this continent
are in the states, and not in the territories.
The census puts down the total number in the
tates at Fl ,22s, and in the territories but 45Os
Of the former number Michigan has 5,926, and
alifornia 7,2il. The largest number in any
one territory is 1,3l9 in Washington territory.
IT, 1850 there were 10 ,5O7 Indians in New Mexi-
&c, now there are but I 800. The enumeration
oi Indians does not include half-breeds living
A. she whites and cult waiting the soil in locali-
tie inhabited by whites, but does include
hair breeds living in a wild state among the
fuii bloods.
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GOveFnmens Securities.
JAY Cooke q Co. furnish the followingto-t


BALTIMORE, April Iva. 6's, old. 81: Va =, c on
sol.datei, s.. West xa.t, tx bid to-day.
nominal; low n.iddlings, Isalss F;our dull and
9nehan sed: wheat nZshite Choice, So leo
south 81 yellow southern 81 q S. mi xed wester
So Oats duli-southern, 50; western mixed. q: DO.
white, $500. Rye quiet and unchanged. Hay un
changed. Provisions very strong and buoy ant;
ms pork, SEh@Sl5. Bulk meats.-shouiders,
1G7.s; rib sides nominal; clear rib sides, Gag.
Bscon-shoulders, 7tlaS; rib sides, elSfgif: ciesr
rib sides, s q 10; sugar cured hams, ls,s95. Lard
held at 9Cy&. Western butter steady aud un.
changed: WLisky-small sales at 81; now firmly
held at glis.
NEW YORK, April E.-Stocks dull. Money firm
s@1s per cent. Gold Ef. Exchange, long, ~
short, s.. Governments dull and steady.
NEW YORK, April N.-FlOur quiet; shade easier
Wheat dull. Corn firm and quiet
LS SSl ARE III @ Old 2psT GSo q, i 81
gs1.; lO-t0's, ssls; new fyes, 30. Ex-coupon Erie
ov-f.
Paris, April F.-Rentes opened at IS francs %
confines
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THE WEATHER.

WAsHINeToH, ID. e., April Il, 1873, IL .. m.
SfNoPsIs ron vHK PAST rwRNrY-YOUR HOURS -
The storm center that was Wednesday morning in
North Carolina Is now on the middle Atlantic coast
That that was In Indiana i apparently ever the
southern part u Lake Michigan. The pressure has
risen hat on the south Atlantic coast and has
fallen especially in the northwest. NorthcasterIy
Winds increasing to brisk and high, with rain have
prevailed In the middle Atlantic states, and south
east winds, with rain snow. on the lower lax e.
Brisk northerly and essterIy winds. with rain are
reported from Lakes Michigan and Huron The
temperature has fallen throughout the Atlantic
Gulf states.
PRoBABILIrIEs.-The area of low barometer OIL
Lake Michigan gill probably the rest of Thurs
day northeasterly over Lake Huron. That on the
MIDDLE Atlantic coast continue moving slowly north
eastward. For New England and New Jersey for
the rest OF Thursday continued northeast winds
threatening and rainy weather For the lower lax es
increasing sortheasterly winds, with rain For the
western portion Of Pennsyl vania and the Ohio val
ley and thence southwark over the eastern Gulf and
south Atlantic states, westerly winds, cloudy and
clearing weather. For Lake Huron, increasing east
and northeast Winds, with rain. For Lake Michigan
increasing nor theast winds, backing to northwest
with rain, and possibly followed by clearing
weather THURSDAY night. Caui:onary signals con
time at Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Haven Detroit
Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Oswego, Rochester,
Cape May New York, New Haven New London
Woods Hole, and Boston.
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That pink of propriety, General Farnsworth.
writes very long letter saying that he means
10 distribute his extra compensation among the
dif'ient counties Of his Congressional district;
sssi on this text he holds forth at great length
To show what set Of scamps the Congressme
are Who take the extra pay, and, by COMPARE
son what an exceedingly honorable and high
toied gentleman Is Representative Farms
worm. IL Is pity the Generals high moral
convictions come in play 30 Late in his official
career.
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- - 4 s ~; q, b -: -, -:
an 3 a -: ~ -, ~ No. - =.
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A KCHITECT'S Office.
"A CAMDEN STATION

BALrIMORE, April IS, 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until THURSDAY, May lst 1913, at IL 0 clock
u, for the ERECTION OF FOUR STATION
HOUSES at Dickerson' 3. Germantown, Rockville
and silver spring, on the Metropolitan Branch Of
Plans and Specifications can be at this ONCE.
The right Is reserved to reject all of said pro-
posais. Bids will be opened at this Office at Il
o'clock M. Of same day.
+. r. BALDWIN,
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| ChrOnicle ana hepubl
TO LADIEl

~ TO LADIES.
1S aa.. &c; :sT:ns &.
r 1s'ss as s;s a:5
fatal to her than spell Of Sickness or in thai
che vii nssr month"; .er month"; not a tSnsins
wGr:n wnils 70 zee pnysician about until
when LITTLE pressation In proper time would have
TERs q DT. L. q. BxsTRAM. fSsy are : safe s and
::.Ss:
and al complaint. peculiar TO women. These Bit
o ~ az n
medicine Sas sxcstlescs for ladies. j0-tf
FsCHkNQKSPV.mONICt CANDY embrace
~ In sgrest degree all the principles Of Schencks
Il 4! e ss s:s
render Il enectuA in coughs, colds, bronchial and
remedy for Children or infants, and can Se sSsS Ash
ippuniy while for professional gentlemen, those
emf for ,hs pocket, and Tor :sls II asSssist.
'1 fss L. corner 81 sSd AleS 81: PHI.
tSs Sss..1s az. se1ofai. =: b.s n IL b. me-
3 90 ssas
s,ssGsy ~ Rs..oe anoSn e b infected With 4
49,. :1,ssd n q i1s, 9: Error sss' ~
use Of SAnAnirAsb Ro0T AND HElD JUICES. and
ne Siesi1 O. Scrofula, Ulcers, eoree, Rimplec,
1iotsneo LSste, &C., con b restored tesound health
R0OT. AID HERB JUICES. si1 pr bsstls
Sod b. S;C; L0RD, ld0s p ave-. end b DSus.
gre: PSiIsssIsa. co. f'''r''' s1s Re
FTHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
w disposed Of their entire stock and trucking
business 70 gro. w. KNOX, 1sQ.,. and solicit for
him from our former patrons . eonsinnance Of the
ns ,he ss.t 4ss9 'neS Aino eHen ~ ~
WHsaHHss me p. c., April 1, Gs. AVA sie Nv
NFroUA9 MEMS, GaRIsfIAN ASSOC
TkrE READING EoS Sss w...,v. s...-
IL IfG HR :; 30: e = gsase
kss;af sS1 Lsdis .oS ALP
p.ilS H5hse j.. 3 sirS s..a
LI1ERAnH eQGIETL ss,urssy s,sning. g q
i LIseola Han 4 - O'clock; = fssssss 0cniaus
rR o A ..
Nv. I. W sx,rn, Unionuills. 3 G.. fer.h.r say.:
delicate health for years; she used Reesialis IS .
tonic and renovssor, aud hes enjoyed exesilent
nea"" - 81
lsdy near UniouviIls had ulcer on TIE side Of
her neck which threatened to eat into her angular
vein She treated By the best physicfsns in ihia
out sSy benesi' She used RossdaIs, sad Sras cared
oi s sss .s SeH s. CAV 4 f6ID
rMfEsuEH
EIw DRUG STORE,
No. ll9S PEsNsyLvANIA AvHxyB,
Depot Tor Soda aud Mineral Waters. fsl3-iy
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To OUR ADvERIIsERs.-In consequence of
the great pressure upon our advertising col
umns, we have to ask of customers that they
will send in their advertisements az early in the
day as possible that they may be properly CLASH
fed. Our business men appreciate the advan-
tages of an advertising medium like that of
The STAR, which has not only an immensely
preponderating circulation over any other
paper, but which has also a general circulation
amongst all classes, and therefore reaches pur-
ehasers of every variety and style of goods and
wares.
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ne ReJs0iiean Of this morning had a full &C.
cent OF the arrest Of Pardee alias the Rev. j.
Rae Barney, on the charge OF fraud through the
forgery OF General Babcock'snane. The sleepy
ChyoHicie hadn't word of il.
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PERSONAL.

nj RS. b. J. FRENCH, tAs Celebrated Rshabl.
W w Ga,rroyass asd 1sa MsdssSs, can be seen o
character By photograph hand writing or lock Of
nAr. III -Sms
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kOk RENTAL reasonable price. comfortable
seven-room HOUSE with gas and water. APP
street. all-lm
TOR RENT-A desirable RESIDENCE, zoos 1
and ali modeSn mas
the LIST of May. Inquire at 1888 Istreet. ali-sts
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WIN Johnson q SON
Have Just received large stock OF WHITE and
IkLLOW PINE LUNAR, LATHS, SHIN
Giles, sna FENCE PALiNGs, Ill Of which We are
seling e Ioy prices. Great indccemsnts for cash.
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SsMASONIC-EUREKA r. A. CHAPTER
Wy No. 4, will meet in Special Convocstion AZ q
O'Clock sharp, on THURSDAY EVENING the
l1th instant. Companions earnestly requested
to be present. Companions Of sister Chapters are
cordially inv tied. BY order Of the NJ T. III p
sl6-2t lRep.1 S.JNO. THOMSON, Sec
T o. o. FAN members of EASTERN
Wy LODGE, No. o. o. y. are earnestly re-
que-ted 20 attend FRIDAY EVENING, 18th inst ,
At 7:30 O'Clock, to receive the Visiting Phaianx
Members of other lodges are fraternaly Invited to
be present By order Of N. G.
al6- n 1T PETTY Rs
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nSS9IICE.-The Committee on Examination
Wy o. Applicants for appointment on the Ne
trOpotan Police force, will hold It's regular meet
rig az Police Headquarters on MONDAY, April 81 ,
Is ). Al loclOek y. m. -
all q "a. LAzINBY. Secretary.
rs SONS OF TEMPERANCI-HOMED IvI.
Wy SION, No. ., sons Of Temperance, will be m
ssit1,ed az Temperance Hall, THIS THURSDAY
AtENIhG, g 5.ssS O'Clock. All members Of the
,oer are rSrdiAlly invited to attend. Persons de-
Ir.D "a unite with the new division VIII apply to
Il BkxDIIY, Dls.riet Deputy:
"IAn IEACHkRs OF fnE PuBLIc
tSn seheol Building q 10 O'Clock .. u. on sAfUk-
Tn. ss-,ins q. called TO organize a permanent
Teachers Association, and also TO consider in what
gay such cisistion may be obtained win secure
the prom " and regular payment Of our salaries In
John =. THUMPsON. 9Th Dist q,
v. MCKEE, LIST Dist,
G. =. HILTON, ID Dist.
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A Manual Of Health.

An edition Of between nine and ten millions Of
gratuitous distribution, and can be had for the
asking at any drug store in the United States
the British Colonies, Spanish America and Bra
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Of the various ailments to which the human sys.
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to invalids of both sexes it is literally an art-
Gle of prime necessity The medical techncali-
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reader, have heen carefully avoided in this PAM
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The proprietors, Messrs. Hostetter & Smith,
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will forward copy by mail, to any person who
cannot procure one in his neighborhood.
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye is Harmless.
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consequently cannotfll out more than hum
dred sand fifty per diem. 1t will require
at least one month hard work to collect the
tax in this County, and if the attempt is
made to COLLECT the penalty for non-paymcnt,
make case, carry it before the Courts, and
see if 20 per cent penalty can be extorted
from them because of their inability to pay,
owing to the. short time,. .fue days, allowed
for the collection No justice is in such a
measure. :The-right to collect a penalty for
non- payment is an exceedingly doubtful le-
gal question, even when ample time is given
for the payment of the tax prior to af6xing
the penalty, and much more doubtful does
it become, when only FIVE days are allowed
for FIVE thousand people to pay their taxes in.
TRIAL JUSTICES.
Under the new apportionment Kershaw
County is entitled 10. nine Trial Justices.
Mr.. C. Shiver has recently received the ap-
pointdent of Trial Justice Now is the time
for several more candidates for this honora-
bic and distinguished position to- make ap-
plicatiou. Judge Sutherland andJ. 7. Trues-
del have been continued in Office But alas
if Mr.. Whittemorc's bill, which we notice
below, passes and becomes a law, the Trial
Justices are apt to have very hard time
and no pay. Besides, to carry out the pro.
visions of the bill, will bring great odium
upon them. Hearsen to Mr. Whittemore'
bill concerning ss; :, -. ~. -, Is.
THE POLL TAX. ,ff
1t provides that if the poll tax is not paid
within the time prescribed by law, penalty
of two dollars shall be added,:to each, ma
king it three dollars altogether, besides ma
king failure to pay misdemeanor and pun
ishable with thirty days in County jails.-
Lists of,dslinqusnts are to be made out and
given to the various Trial Justices, who shall
proceed to warrant the offenders, and
'jail'', them if they do not pay up. For thil
service they ore to receive no pay, but thu
Sheriff. or other officers serving the warrant
is to receive one dollar, payable by defendent
in each case. What q blessed thing it vii
be to keep the Trial Justices busy collecting
poll tax! And how much more satisfactory
to those who do pay, to see those who receive
the benefit of Mer labors, made to fork. up
The Senator from Darlington is is on thi
right track. 4.4.
The enacting clause of the bill to abolisl
the office of County Auditor and devolvin;
his duties upon the Clerk of the County, wa
stricken out on Saturday last
There are two. many Office seekers in tn
party, to have made this bill a popular on
and we are not surprised at its fate.
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The American Farmer.

This old standard monthly journal of agricul-
ture begins new volume January 1st. Special
attention is paid-besides that given to the sta
pie crops-tO Stock BREEDING, FRUIT GROWING,
THE DAIRY, &c. Some of the most successful
of American agriculturists. contribute to Its
pages. 1t is PRACTICAL. SUBSTANTIAL, RELIABLE!
subscription Sl.50 year. To clubs of five or
more, only 81 each rery handsome premiums for
clubs Specimen Nos. free.
SiML. SANDS & SON. Publishers
JAN. Baltimore, Md.
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Sheriff. Sale.

81" J.. y
DY virtue of an Execution to me directed, Il
d will proceed to sell befoe the Court House
door in Camden, on the, first Monday in Feb
ruary next, being the third day Of said month,
during thelegaf hours of sale,
A lot Of Merchandise levied upon and to be
sold as the property of Charles Gooding and
Mary Gooding his wife, at the suit of Simon
Baruch.
Janury 18th 1873 I'D.
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Apples. Oranges, Bananas,

Cranberrie,, Lemons, &c. For salsby
D. @. KIRKLEY, Agent.
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The Legislature.

This body has been playing the mischief
50 to speak. during the last few days, We
make. the following brief resume Of their pro-
csedings;; 30
a. ,THELIES LAW
has been repealed by the Senate and the bill
sent to the House, where it will not encoun.
ter any serious opposition. This bill, now
before tho House, destroys the preference
givsn to parties making advances and the
result viii be felt very seriously at this time
BY both merchant and planter.
EXTENSION TO TAXPAYERS.
It's feared that no real'extension will be
granted. A joint resolution was offered BY
Senator Dunn, giving taxpayers to March
Is, but objection was made and the resolu-
ton weat over Afterwards. the Senate
Committee on Finance reported bill intro
duced and pigeon-holed six weeks ago,
which authorized the Comptroller General
with the consent Of the Governor, to give
such extension as he might deem necessary
This bill cannot have its three readings and
be signed by the Governor until after to-day
O5th, )when the penalty attaches. Our peo-
pie cannot possibly pay their taxes by to-day,
for in our County, the Treasurer is allowed
to use only one receipt book at time, and
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A HEALTHY DIaEsTIoN.-Life is render
ed miserable when the digestive organs are
impaired. Food becomes repulsive; the
bod emaciated; the mind depressed and
melancholy broods over you Tutt's Vege-
table Liver Pills is the remedy for these evils
they produce sound digestion create appe-
tite, impart refreshing sleep and cheerfulness
Of mind.
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MARRIED-At Spring Hill, Sumter
county, on Tuesday. the 14th inst, by Rev.
Ira Brown, Mr.. B. M. SMITH and Miss
MINNIE A. RODGERS. All of Camden, S. T..
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Camden Cotton Market.
CAMnrN & g. ian ia IS

CAMDEN, s. G. Jan. 16, 1873.
The past, has been among the liveliest
weeks, since the market opened.-42S bales
were sold, prices ranging ftom1s to lSi.
A lot of sixty bales was sold at19.
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$5 REV ARD.

THE undersigned will pay the above reward
/ for the proof to convict the party or parties
who entered my premises on the night of the
9Th inst, and killed fine shoat belonging to
me JOHN WARREN.
January l5. It
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Sumter Book Store,
Main Street, Sumter, 8. G.
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which are sold at publishers prices. A full
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COUNCIL CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CAMDEN, JAN..13, 1873.
'ORDERED, That the Treasurer of the Town
" be. required to open Immediately his Books
for the collection of the Town Taxes
All Taxes unpaid by the 18th day of February
will have ten per cent addedto them.
All Taxes unpaid on the 18th day of Marck
will bo put in Execution, with Penalty and
costs.
J. NJ DAVIS, Intendent
Extract from p,inutes of Council.
J. X. WITHERsPooY, Clerk Recorder
The Books arc now open at my Office.
j K. WITHERSP00N, Treasurer.