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THE SFONEWALL MEDAL.

During the latter part of the year 1854.
about twenty silver medals, commemorative
of the fame and features OF Stonewall Jack.
con, were struck In France, at the instance or
some OF his admirers. One OF these medals,
perhaps the only one 10 be found In the South
ern States, can be seen at Holmess BOOK
House. It has been recently purchased by Mr.
4. Barron Eolmes. On one side Of the medal
Is embossed q representation of General
Jsckson's head, which Is characterized by re-
msrkable distincness OF detail. Surrounding
the head is the following inscriptions: "Lieu.
tenant General T. J. Jackson, 'Stonewall.'
Born 1921, died 1883" Upon the other side Is
scroll bearing the names of the famous bat
ties fought by the hero, which forms circle,
and is intertwlned with laurel bonghs. At
the junction Of the scroll 10 an embossed
shield and coat of arms bearing the words
'"Deo vlndice." Within the circle formed by
the scroll Is continuation of the lst of bat
ties fought BY General Jackson.
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4 CANTANHERoUs CULPRIE.

The customary commercial dignity OF Broad
street was rudey disturbed yesterday after
noon by the alarming struggles of coored
Amazon, named Fanny Middleton, whom two
knights of the clubs and stars were attempt
ing to convey from her accustomed haunts In
Elliott street to the cells of the Gnardhouse
for drunkenness and dlsorderly behavior.
Her conduct on the street certainly afforded
all possible proof Of the truth of both charges,
and her gymnastic performances while vainly
attempting to escape the clutches OF the blue
aud gold myrmidons OF the law, would have
done credit TO the most agile graduate OF old
John Robinsons magic circle. The virago
was finally, however, safely towed to port,
and will be afforded the pleasure OF an inter-
view with the Mayor this morning.
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and Anson streets, which was dedicatea
June 22d, 1912 The first pastor was
the Reverend F. Becker; the second
pastor was Rev. ". aeemsoth, whoWas sue
ceeded, In ls4s, by Rev. L. Muller. During
the twenty-five years of his pastorate, the
congregation has increased 30 much that on
the day after Christmas, 1867, The corner
stone OF new church was laid, which cnurcn
was solemnly dedicated On the Thursday De'
fore Easter, May 20, 1879, to the honor ana
worship of the trlune God. "Let everything
that hath breath paise the Lord! HAZE
luJah !"
The congregation ls now about Closing d
negotiation for the sale of their former church
building, on the corner of Hasel and Anson
streets, to a colored Baptist congregation In
the CITY, the trustees of che church having
agreed to the price and terms offered, 30 tnae
the transaction now only awaits the ratlncallon
of the congregation before being consum-
mated.
These prominent incidents Of the history oil
the church furnish in brief the record OF the
Rev. Mr.. Muller's long aud faithful paslorate,
and the temporal evidences oil the success OF
his labors are to be found in The noble structure
10 which his congregation ale now enabled to
worship, and The present membership OF the
church. which now includes about four hun
dred families. 1t is now proposed by some OF
the prominent members of the congregation 10
furnish to their esteemed pastor, who last
Sunday celebrated his f1fty.iourth birthday, q
testimonial of their appreciation of bis labors
during the quarter OF century that he has
spent in their service by giving him bis first
vacation during all those years, and thus pro-
vidipg him with the opportunity of visiting
bis native land and enjoying brief season OF
rest and recreation.
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Boring. Ravenel, Holmes co, ] N Robson, Boil.
mann Bros, J Thompson 4 co, and others.
>chr Southerner, LETTERS from Georgetown, 8
c. lO75 bu.hels rough rice. To Shackelford
Kelly.
Schr Mlunehaha, swlnton. combahee. 1000
bushels rough rice. To Bee co.
sloop Harrietta. -. from santee. 1850
Sloap Julia Dean, Harris, Combahee. 1900
bushels rough rice. To Bee & 90.
Received from Bennett's Mil. 102 tcs rice. To
W Bee & co. Dan 1almadges Sons, and Jas R
Prlngle Son.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Adkins, New York-Jas
Steamship Falcon, Hsynle, Baltlmore-P G
Trenholm.
schr John Daley, Long, New Haven. Conn
F Sweegan. agt.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston. Adkins. New York.
steamship Falcon, Hdynie, Baltimore.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, Mckee. at New YORK,
March "a.
Spanish brig Jose Barreras, Dios, at New York,
March %.
Schr Lilly. Hughes, at New York, March 70.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr Sophia Godfrey, Godfrey. at Baltimore,
March %.
Schr b N Hawkln', Wyatt. 1t Boston, March 81.
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TIE AUGUSTA COTTON POOL.

The cotton pool which was formed by the
Augusta Exchange closed on the 18th. The
envelopes sent In to the secretary were opened
BY a committee composed OF Messrs. q. a..
PhIrizy, W. C. sibley, j. J. Doughty. c. B.
Bacon. J. N. Burdell and W. 8. Roberts, by
whom The several estimates were examined
approved and recorded. The original record
and the estimates were then sealed and
placed ,n bank, where they will remain until
the close of the cotton year. TIE person
coming nearest the total number Of bales, as
determined by the New York Financial Chron!-
Gle, OF September l, 1873, takes the money.
Three hundred and flty-seven estimates In all
were received, ten of which were frcm news
papers publishing the notice of the formation
OF the pool. The average of all the estimates
was 8, ,764, $50 bales.
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A1EcTuRE ON KING LEAR.

The fourth of the series OF Shakespeariai
lectures, by Prot. ]. W. Miles, Is 10 be given
this evening at the Confederate Home. Tne
subject for this evening is "Kiog Lear" and
the lecture is said TO be considered by Its au'
thor The finest OF the series. Those who have
attended the previous lectures Of th' course
will need no further inducement to attract
them this evening, and those who have not
yet had that pleasure will do we'll 10 attend
the present lecture, and will then find 1t diff
emit to resist the attractions of those that are
to follow.
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EOCAL LACONIGS.

fa-Mrs. G. W. Alexander gives soiree dan.
sante atMasonlc Her., this evening, and to all
devotees OF Terpslchore who may attend
pleasant evening Is promised.
At the meeting of the St. Georges Society
held on Monday, arrangements were made for
celebrating the coming anniversary In fitting
manner.
The National Zouaves had drill at their
hall last night. This club, at recent meet
Ing, received sh accession to Its ranks of six
teen new members.
"A large number Of the German merchants
Of the city have agreed to close their stores
duriug half OF the first day of the Schptzen.
fest, In order to allow their clerks to enjoy the
festivities, aud 1t is suggested that the hall
holiday be made general.
= An Inquest was held yesterday In the sub
urbs over the body OF colored woman, who
was one hundred and one years old, and was
said to have Witnessed the battle of Eutaw
Springs. She died from old age. Her bus
band died Of dropsy only the day before.
The funeral services of Dr.. Henry Boyl-
ston were performed at st. Paula Church,
Radcifeboro', at tour o'clock yesterday after
noon 5y the Rev. James b. Elliott, assisted
by the Rev. O. F. Hanckel. A large congre-
CATION was present. The body was buried In
the church yard.
Yesterday morning about quarter past.
three o'clock an alarm OF fire was sounded
from Ward 3, caused by the burning of an old
shanty at the foot of Hasel street, occupied
and owned by Boston smyrdew and his wife,
and used partly as place for ehellng oya.ers.
The engines responded promptly and soon ex-
tlngulshed the flames. The origlu of the fire
Is unknown. Loss about seventy.ave do.-
lars, with no insurance.
9 The clerk OF the weather was In The sur.
Hest of tempers yesterday, and the day began
with drlzzllng rsln-sLorm, giving way 10 the
afternoon to few hours OF bright sunshine,
but concluding towards evening with heavy
mist and gray cloud OF fog, which settled OBJ
stinat.ly down upon the city, obscurlng the
vision, dlstortng the twlnklng gas lights, srd
giving ghastly and gigantic look to distant
objects.
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CHARLESTON MANuEAoTuREs.-The develop
ment OF manufactures of various kinds Is fast
becoming principal source of improvement
and revenue to Charleston. High In the list
is the mandatory Of Mr.. P. P. Toae. Estab.
lished Immediately after the war, 1t has been
uniformly and increasingly successful, and
now affords unrlvalled facilities for the manu-
tacture of doors, sashes. blinds or anything
else in his line See his advertisement.
mchl0.mwf1mo
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II o r F L O E / D A
VIA WANNA q.

The Splendid Side wheel Steamers, r. .sdESA
D1OTAfOR, Captain L. n. Ooxetter, ss =
and oITY POINT, Captain Et2gerald. viii Isave
Charleston every TUESDAY,, THURSDAY and SUN.
DAY EVENING at O'CLOCK precisely, for SAvsn.
nah Fernandina, Jacksonville, Magnolia, Green
Cove Syringe, St. Augustine, Palstka and I'll
L findings on St. Johns River. Connecting at
Palatka with steamers for the Oolawaha ktver
and with the Steamer STARLIGHT Tor Enter.
prise, Meonvile. and all points on the Upper
st. Johns and Indian Rivers.
Connect at Fernaudina with Florida Railroad
for ali points in the interior, and with Railroad
All Way Freight must be prepaid,
For Freight or Passage, apply 70
RAVENEt d co., Agents,
dec2 Cor. Vauderhorst's Wharf and EaaS Bay.
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NEW YORK LINE.
ELEGANT PASSENGER SALOONS ON DECK

The Splendid New Iron sldewheel Steamship
"SOUTH CaROLINa,nJ. .TBeckett, Commander,
Wharyes. on THURSDAY, 9Th March, at 9 O'Clock,
P. NJ, making close connection with the Flrst,
Glass Steamers from FLORIDA and the several
Rallro rosds arriving that day. the Cabin accom-
plied with all the luxuries OF the New York and
charleston Markets. Through Bills Ladiug Issued
to LIVERPOOL and the CONTINENTAL POETS.
For Freight or Passage apply - WAGNER,
once corner East Bay and Vendue Range.
mch24.mwth3 -,
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RoGUERY AND RAMPANCK.

George Stanley, colored, walked into the
grocery store of Mr.. KIintworth, at the corner
OF Chapel and Alexander streets, on Monday
last, and made an unsuccessful attempt to
steal piece of bacon. Being detected In the
act, he became very dlsorderly and broke the
glass 10 one of the windows of the store. he
was finally arrested and locked up until yes.
terday, when he was sent 10 Jail for thirty days
by Trial Justice Levy.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Charles on-65 bags
sea island cotton, 347 bales upland cotton, ll3
tcs RICE 253 bbs rosn 81 bales domestics, Al tons
iron, ~ pkgs sundries.
BALTIMoRE-Per steamship Falcon-s3 bales
cotton, 202 tcs rice "a bales domestics. 2oO7 sacEs
ground phosrhate, IA bags rags and paper, 10
casks clay, hhus brnes, 204 empty bbs, 9s Days
dried fruit 81 rolls leather. bales bags, $4,000
feet lumber, 10 pigs sundries.
NEW BAvRN. CoNN-Per schr John Daley
l3o, 900 feet lumber.
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RELE ESTATE SALES.

The following sales of real estate were
made at auction yesterday:
ByR. n. Marshall & Brother, tenement
building, No. 9 Magazine street, situated upon
q lot afteen by elghty-nine feet, for $500 cash.
A tenement building, No. IL Magazine
street, situated upon lot fifteen by one hum
dred feet, for s400 cash.
By J. Fraser Mathewes, brick residence,
No. 72 Hasel street, located upon a lot one
hundred and seventeen by one hundred and
slxty-eight feet, for $1,000; one-thIrd cash, bal
ance In one and two years.
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TEE UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

The union prayer meeting at Zion Church,
Glebe street, Is still held every afternoon, al
hslt.past four o'clock. The following sre the
anpointments for this week: To-day, Wednes'
day. Rev. G. R. Bracket; tomorrow, thurs
day, Rev. r. W. Dosh; Friday, Rev. J. L.
Wlghtman, D. D.; Saturday, Rev. G. G. Pinck'
ney; Monday, Rev. o. F. Gregorle. Rev Dt'
Nall breaches at the same place at eleven A..
n. and eight P. n.
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New Yor. Naval Stores Market.

NEW 0RK MATcn "a,
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 1882
bbls rosin. lS9 bDls spirits turpentlne, 4s1 ools
tar. Spirits turpentine has sold moderately IN
small 10 at further decnne, The market cl Slug
Weak and unsettled. tnouyh some holders have
wi hJrawn from me market. Sales incluce IS
bbls at 66c, and so bbls at Csc. strained rosin
partial recuyery from the depression n tlced yes.
terday Sales include S0uo bbls at So 40, HOO hbls
at SO 80, sold late yesterday, and to-day 1000 bbls
at So IS, delivered, and so bbls at IS sly, the
market closing at IS S7Ha3 40 lor common
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. March "a.
sPTRITs TURPsNTIEK.-Sale4 OF 81 casks (clty
distilled and selected at sic per gallon for South
ern pack ages.
RosIN .-Sues of 100 bbs extra No 1 at So 40
per bbl.
CRUDE TURpENTIN- Market quiet and un.
changed. 81 # - bOls at So rs for hard; 81
for yellow diL aid 81 for virgln-the latter sub
ject TO deduction Of one.ffth.
TAR ales OF 100 bbls at 50 rs per bbl. Mar.
ket quiet and steady.
CoTToN.-Sales OF bales at 1sc, and ba es at
tic per 10.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

40 bales cotton, 90 bbls ro:in, 26 bbls spirits
turpentine, IL hhds bacon. cars lumber, rough
rice, ,mdse, &c. TO Wagener. Mcnsees d co.
Kenyon, EbauRh, Adger co. Holmes,
] fiipdj. ID SilcoX, H Schwartz. T h l. s, d W
q, A Diamond G Y, B Robinson. T T Chapeau CO.,
Jas Mccall w White. W, Trlest, Bardln
Il Parker, Diamond @ O, VIVA NJ Bird d co, )
ID >,oney. Trt nhGlm Son, W Courtney co,
Tie,enl hal. T : McCutchen co. W II Jones i CO,
h IL FROST Il CO, whllden 4 Jones. Caldwell 4
SON, E yelling. Kinsman 4 Howell. r K
Agent. Jno O'Nell p Walsh, W Ryan.
Rising B Boyd, W Harral Wehman, J BAKER,
Kinsman & Howell, ruae, Meyer, ) y Rail.
road Agent, S d u Railroad agent, yelling,
lsear & c., Laurey, Alex ,nder co, Tyler, Jr.
and others.
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THERMOMETRICAL.

The following was the range of the Their
mometer, yesterday, 25th instant, at the drug
store OF Mr.. Joseph Backman, on the south
side OF Broad street: sA. NJ, 60; 10 A. III.
90; IL M, 81; 2P. Il, go, P. NJ, g.; P. NJ.
81 ;3 P. NJ, go.
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A LLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL TO NORFOLK.
PREPAID TICKETS FROM EUROPE. "
GREAT REDUCTION OF BATES,

The Magnificent Steamers OF the I$E1&
ALLAN LINE will leave Liverpool for .S&k51E
Norfolk, Va. every alternate TUESDAY, durlng
the spring and summer OF 1878. a-,-i
HlBGRNIAN.. TUESDAY, April 8.
HISTORIAN. AN.............1uEsDAY,A April ~:
Connecting with Coast Line Railroad TO Oh ires-
ton. sreerage and intermediate Passage as fol-
lows: -.''
Liverpool. Queenstown, Steerage:-....$34 %
tol to Charleston, 8. O...} to-. .,... b7 70
Hamburg Antwerp. Hol.) Steerage.. ....$39 76
land or Havre to Charles Intermediate. 81 7s
lOn...... .--.......,.ss.sJ
Paris. Norway or swedenl Steerage: ....342 IS
TO Charleston. .............j Intermediate. 81 81
Steamers equal to any on the Atlantic.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Parties wishing TO send for friends Will apply to
RAVENEL q CO., charleston, 5. O.
WIN. LAMB, General Agent.
mchll-lmo Norfolk, Va,
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Mdrrieh.

HBURNE-HILLER.-On Tuesday. March
l1th, BY the Rev. VIM. O. Prentiss, EDWARD B.
F1sHB6RNE to Miss .MARaARET G. MILLER. No
cards. go,
MELoAER-ALLIsON.-At Knoxville, East
Tennessee, on the morning OF the 10th OF March.
1873, al the residence OF the BRIDES latner Dv tne
more, Nd, to CHARLOTTE, third daughter OF
George Al ison. or Charleston, 8. Q. Tne nappy
couple left on the moon train for Ba ttmore.
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Nnnsral y oIlfks.


G@THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqualntances Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Mollen.
hauer, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral OF their youngest daughter, ANNA, at
O'clock, THIS AFTERNOON. from the corner OF
Coming and Bull streets, without further invi.
iaIion. mch26.H
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AUCTION SALES THIS D4E.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at hls
store, boots, shoes and hats.
r. n. Marshall & Bro. will sell at hali'past
10 O'Clock, at their office, window shades fur-
nlture, &c.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, dry gooda, clothing, &c.
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R1cg.-Tne busine In this grain was light
but prices were steady. Sales so tierces clear
Carolina, ssy tierces at exc. 40 on private terms
We quote common to fair at 6h@7H, good 7k@
7Xc q fb.
NAVAL sToREs.-The receipts were 13 bbli
spirits turpentlne and 272 bbls rosn. The marke
was quiet, and without transactions.
FngIaurs.-To Liverpool, BY steam, direct
nominal on uplsnds, &C on sea Islands; VII
New York, I'd on uplands, Id on ses
islands; by sail, s1sd on uplauds, ant
on sea islands. To Havre, -
On unlands. Ooastwlse-tn New York, by
steam, Hc on uplsnds and nc on sea Islands
81 q tierce on rice; 60c q Dbl on rosin
py SAIL 2 rb Oh cotton; &c q tlerce OF
rice; SOC a Dbl On rosln; sll9l2 q III on lumber
sl2sl2 so a N on timber. To Bost n, by steam
nc on uplands and 81 so p tlercc on rice; by sail
&c on9 Is upands; ros!n 7oc; rcsawed stuf
s12@l2 SO; timber 5l3913 so; phosphate s5@5 so
To Providence, by sail $lo@ll q h on boards
&c ib on cotton; ey steam Hc via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam 1c on uplands; 81 Il
a cask on rice; eOc q Dbl on rosln; 81 on spirits
Through bills OF lading given to Boston, ProVi
dence and the New England cities are regularly
lssued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed
By sail, s. a u on boards; sl2 on timber; -
ton on clay; SO so on phosphates. To Baltimore
bv steam NC p ib; by sail $s@8 so = MOL
boards; - on timber; So go q ton at city; SAC
$50 q ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
ure In demand by our merchants to take lumbel
freIghts from Georgetown. s. G.. Darlen and satll
Ia Rvc., Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern
ports, and $lo9l2 p II are the rates on timber
and boards.
DOMESTIC EYCHAN6B.-The banks purcnas
sight checks on New York at par to Y per cent
premium and Sell at 4 pr.mium.
Misunderstanding 80 day bills 2sM@2A.
GoLD.-14H@!6.
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CoUGHs.-A medicinal preparation In the
form Of lozenge Is the most convenient.
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" allay irritation
which induces coughing, giving relief In
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Influenza, Consump-
tive and As&matic complaints. DoW1E,
NOISE & DAv1k Agents. nov26-wfm3
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Receipts per Ra tlroad March as.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

4i2 bales cotton. SO bales goods, 66s bbls -four,
To Railroad Agent, W Courtney Il CO, Tren-
holm Son, @ Follin & son. Graveley, Mar
ihall & co. u A ANIME, " Bird co, w Ken.
Won, N Robson, wagener Monsees d CO. J b
Causscn, H Bulwinkle, Prlngle & Son, F Fowler,
Knobeoch small, Campsen & co, W Dukes Il
co Chafee CO. Sloan 4 SIegnious. Bardn
& Parker, Bschofr co, @ Fl Walter co, Pei.
zer, Rodgers d CO, W Smith co, Wiss co. W
WilllaIIll IL Son, A J Salinas, Geo W Williams
& co, Il Frost 4 co, A b Mulllgan, W W Smith,
Ward!aw 4 Carew. Roach & Mofett. Lieben.
rood, Gage i co,Oouuts Wroton, Murdaugh
WfekleV,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26

ITorICE ia HEREBY GIVEN THAT
u three months after date, application WA oe
made to the Pank Of Charleston for renewal OF
Scrip No. 24a2 for Twentyl "a! aa a,anG,na S11S iS
,he name OF Miss E. F. PRINGLE, the Original
having been lost or destroyed. mchl8lamos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26

LUXURY, Health, Economy insured by using
Dooley's Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls,
Biscuits, &C., prepared in ten minutes. Try
II. mch2O-thstu3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26

ALL THE new styles OF Parasols, also an ex-
cellent assortment Of light eolored Kid
Gloves, just unpacked. A full supply OF Win
dow Shades, also Lace Curtains, at Furch-
gott, Benedict & Co.'s. No. 275 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

South Carolina Lodge, at 8 P. N.
Union Lodge, at 8 P. NJ.
Palmetto Lodge, at hs't-psst Z 2. III.
Enoch CouRcil, at 8P. N.
Charleston Riflemen, at halffpast Z ?. ID.