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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-17

DkOPOSALS FOR SwEEPING AID
L CLEANING ALLEYS.
/. EaaINKER's OYrfcz,)
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
wAsHIneTos, March Q, 1875.
Sealed proposals. Will be receIyed At this odics
until L. O'Clock m on SATURDAr Y, the 18th
day Of March, 1870, for cleaning and sweeping
the alleys in the cities OF Washington and
BIDS win be received only upon printed forms.
which, with all necessary Information, may be
obtained upon application OF this ONCE
X. L. HOXIE,
Lieut. Engineers, U. S. A, Engineer of D. O.
mill 81
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PROVISIONS.

GENTRE MARKET STALLS.
Sss. s SSs: ga.
NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET,
Stalls Nos. nos and 2Oo,
JOHN Il. KELLEY.
Butcher and dealer in choice meats invites go
sns Assntion OF the public TO- his choice
mutton and veal. he offers nothing but the ben
Ing delivered 70 all parts OF the city ma OF charrs
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AUCTION SALES.
OONN-0NNNNON
fararo DAvD.
RY b. N. WARAKB. Aactisneer.

DY b. n. WARAEB. Aucti sneer.
TRusTKE.s SALE or gsIMRRoyED EEAL
ECysmSeT s 4; .; s;I, md s,ig Isc q IT
cords H far he pist1ic a q cOiS n5i, sna
the trequest OF the party secured. ! viii -
.es on %s psi5i M.rcS y De rs At
p le " 81.
4 SSsi A. sas q
IS made BY Han and Evans, and as surveyed By
TsTS: Ii d Ia at
tSsye sshteea and .TsSHiy iOSf TSatn 70.
ds9 or ana ~
the property sold. will be taken. deposit Of Us
aP Sh II sS.! trustee
DY DUNCANsON BROS., Auctioneers,
ID Corner Ninth and D streets northwest.
gksE z f sfxFiiEs HiS6s Hen, AZ HGo-
On SATURDAY MORNING, March
q our au ci5oe rooms, p.ir aae ssyii
Nosrriage Horses, VIZ: so ssd. H ss1s
Wy styIIss snd well Sesa, Perfectly sound and
Splendid sriysF Gray Mare seven years old sl5
sound nd goed driver. A"u "eA ''' p-.' '
This team IS the property Of !. private gentle
.na 1s g ssS ~ shss
sent, he opportunity e e. On sPsnsd pair
mills tstarl Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF POINT LOOKOUT.
-. BY virtue of 4 decree OF the Circuit Conrt
~ of st. Mays county, sitting In equity. the
- undersigned, Trustees, Will offer II public
- sale a the Courthouse door, In Leonard
town, 81. Mays county, Nd, on THURSDAY,
all that yalusble Real Estate in said county, stu.
ated at the confluence OF the Potomac river and
the Chesapeake bay. known rs "foint Lookout"
and containing 81 acres, more or less.
The Improvements consist OF Q comfortable
DWELLING HUUsE and Necessary outouiId-
HUTEL and Numerous Cottag,s, Che cottages
being leasebold property. The land Is valuable
for agricultural purposes, being highly impro we'd
and very productive. There 10 also Q substantial
whaf on he property, within . very short dis
lance Of the hotel: The property Is enn tnced In
tstabIis hment the summer Res VT for Sea Bath
ing, &C.. which was closed In 1851 by the oscupa-
tion OF Point Lookout by the United states Gov
eminent Is . military prison, and also by tue
selection OF this point as The terminus Of the
Southern Maryl and railroad. TIE location Is
healihful and picturesque, INN. dlately on the
highp ay OF commerce, north and south, and in
Washington ana Norfolk. The surrounding waters
abound In oysters and fish OF fine quality and great
Terms OF Sale: One fourth cash on day OF sale;
residue in two equal installments in one and two
years, bearing inters. from day OF sale, and Sc
BENJAMIN 6. HARRIS,
T. WALLIS BfAKIsToNE.
mh-67t TRUSTEES.
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PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF
L TENNESSEE RIVER.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OYPIcE,l
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Feb. Z, 1875. (
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be
received at this office until noon, on WEDNES-
DAY, March p, 1875, for the construction of
Locks In the Muscle Shoals canal, Tennessee
river, between Florence and Decatur, Alabama.
Specifications and forms for proposals Will be
furnished on application to this Office.
WALTER MCFARLAND,
fe256t Major of Eugineers
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RI GEORGE ". srlUKNEY. Auct.

RI GEORGE W. srlUkNEY. Auet
FRAME DwELLISGS ON THE East SIDE
OF TWEI Eth STREET.. BETWEEN W
AND BIUNOARY STREETS NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue Of two deeds OF trust, dated April
SAID. 1870 duly recorded In liber No. 75I, folio
III S95, and nber No. Isl, folio 393, one OF the
- land records for the District OF Columbia,
and aI the request OF tae party seclred thereby.
We will sell. II pubic auction, in front of the
premises, on FRIDAY. March "a, 1876, at 5
O'Clock q. m, the following des ribbed real es-
tste situate in the city OF WashIn gton, ID. c.. to
wit: AL those pieces or parcels OF ground known
ard described the whole of lot numbered
seven "a adm the southernmost (5) fee: front OF
lot mum oered eight (s) by the depth thereof, in
Starr and Metcalf's recorded subdivision of
square numbered three hundred and two, (302,)
together with the Improvements, &c. Also, the
northernmost ten tl0J fset front OF lot numbered
eight (s) and the southernmost ten (l0) feet front
OF lot numbered nine l9l oy the depth thereof in
same sub division and square, together with the
improvements. &c. SAID PARCELS OF ground will
he sold subject to deed of trust Of 81, 600, with
10 Del cent. intere- {, payable in two years from
April 8, ISIS. on each piece.
Terms: $50 in cash and the balance in six
months, with interest at per cent, secured by q
deed of trust ON the property sold, or all cash,
the opion Of the purchaser. de posit of SO
will be required on each house at the time OF sale
and all conyeyancing at purchasers cost. Terms
to be complied With In seven days.
BRAINARD II WARNER, lr,.,
mhl2-MWf&ds
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RAILROADS.
Baltimore L Potomac RallTOad.

For e,aaadslsa lssily; Fl ~ q a:
and the North, ga. h. 5leept Sunds
$50 p. m. daily, except Saturday, with Pr
CarsLt Rochester. For Elmira and Buaaio,
HISS 3 n. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, e:l6 D. m daily with
Palace Cars attached: Limited Express Of Pull
man Parlor Cars, s:3 q. m. dauy, except sun
Sunday, with Parlor Cars attached.
For Paisdel Phi,, i;o p m dali except Sunday,
s:23 4. m. daily, except Sunday.
Accommodation for Baltimore, $50 o. m. daily,
and 3:4O p. m. daily. except Sunday.
For Pope's Greek Line, $50 .. m. and I'm D. N.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 1850 a. m. and Ass p. E., exeeY-
SuudaT.
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I1Epn nfEsGFF1 SS{um BEEF

LIEBIG's LIQUID DrrV
EXTRACT OF hEEk
AND TONIC INvIGORATOR.
Recommended by the best physicians i'm EngI,nd
and America for Consumption, DEBILITY Toas n .
Appetite, Fever. Afue, Dyspepsia, InSigestIon
Female and Children Maladfes,
OPINION or DIR. z. S. STEUART, PresIdar+
Maryland Insane Hospital, Baltimore n i
~ can recommend Leibig's Liqui / Rx-
tract Of Beef as the most efficient prepara Ian I
have ever met with. Il combines the Writ ies ~
food and tonic in a remarkable Way,
OPINION OF DR. WIN. Il. STOKES, Physician
TO Mount Hope Retreat, near BaItimore
81 have great pleasure in addIn NV ties.
timony to the virtues OF Leibig's LIQUID FxtrSr,
OF Beef and Tonic Invigorator as the very best
pSeparatio1 used. and, therefore, confidently
AND MANY OTHER TESTIMONIES
PUT UP IN PINT B0TTLES1l EACH-TAKE
NO OTHER, =
SOLDD
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Wholesale Agents,
SCHILLER d PINHARD
L.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
ONONSNONONOr[NOO%0O0ON%0O
DROPOSALS FOR THE COLLECTION
i AND REMOVAL UF GARBAGE.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
BOARD OF HEALTH,
WASHINGTON, March l6, 1876.
Sealed proposals will be resolved At this Office
until II m. the 2lst instant for the collection and
removal Of al arbAge and refuse animal and vege-
table matter from dwelling houses, markets and
other places In the cities and George
town and their immediate and more denselY pobu-
LATED suburbs, in the District Of Columbia, for
the period OF one year, commencing April I, 1876.
Proposals Will be iudor-ed proposals for the
Collection and Removal Of Garbage and Will be
addressed 10 the undersigned, and no bid will be
entertained except upon tia blank form pre-
scrioed by the Board of Health, containing full
Information TO the requirements OF The service,
which will be furnished on application to this
Office.
The Board reserves the right to reject any aud all
bids presented not deemed for the best Interests
OF the District; and all bids not approved oy the
Commissioners of the District OF Columbia.
By order OF the Board OF Health.
J. NJ. LANGSTON,
e.
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PREsERvE YOUR HEALTH.

A LII KINDS OF 9ENTLEMEN'B CAST
- on wearing apparel can Be sold TO the xsrZ best
Advn1tAEe ~ addressing or calling on JUbxH. 0e
net. y 1sl pE1lpty sts1sdsl .. O. 80
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
l. PROVED REAL ESTATE ON TWENTY
AND STREETS NoRTa. d"
By virtue of deed CT trust to Daniel L.
BE- Eaton and myself GATED June "a ls72, and
- of the land reco. DIS for the District OF Co UNI
bla. and at the request Of the party secured
Thereby, i will offer far sale at public auc-
ton, In froLt OF the pfenl.s.s, on SATUR-
DAY, the sth day OF April, 1876, at 5 O'Clock
in the as2t sssh s1a q
described as the east half "a of subdivision lot
forty-iwo, li2,) in square twenty four, (2i.J ac-
coIdlnB 10 Steigers subdivision plat of lots Z, r,
9Th. and d Of SAID square, beginning at .
lot hfythree feet nine Inches t53 IT. sin from the
northwest corner thereof, and running thesce
east. Bit ding the fifteen 5) foot alley. forty
nine ttet nine Inches "a IT. Q in TO the Spring
square; thence south eigh! 49, feet; thence e lst
n in. to the southeast corner OF sand odivisln
lot: thence west fftythree feet nine inches (5B IT.
In; TO the middle line of said lot, ana thence
north twenty feet four inches Ell II Iin.J to
the place OF beginning, with the right of way and
Terms OF sale: Sevents-two (s12) dollars with in
terest at 10 per cent. per annu from April 81, 1874.
and expenses OF sale IN cash. the balance at six (5)
and twelve i2) months, for which the notes Of the
purchascr, bearing interest from the day OF sale
will be taken. deposit OF fifty $3.50 dollars will
be require OF the purchaser at the tim. of sale,
and all conveyancinz at the expense Of the pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied wi b within
trustee the right resell the prop ,rty at
the risk and cost of the detailing purchaser.
Gro. w. STICKNEY, surviving Trustee,
mars MTh&ds Room 10 lie Droit Building.
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DIED.

GILMAN.-Or March Is. Y. ID. GILMAN.
Funt raj from his late residence, No. ll25 Tenth
street northwest, Friday, 18th inst, at O'Clock.
WROE.-On the morning OF the 18th instant,
RICHARD WEoE, aged nineLy-two years. ,
Funeral on Friday, 18th instant, al O'Clock p.
from the residence OF his son, Sam uel c. roe,
KS street northwest Relatives and friends
w. H. ally invited to attend.
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MEDICAL,

ONO~OOVNO~ONO~
GREAT MEDICAL BOOK AND sE2@N
stamps. " WV &c
Address, 81. Joseph Medical Institute, MI
St. Joseph. MO- uo2a-IV t1&zI
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FRSANcE AND COMMERCE
WonstAry.

wAsNHeror, Thursday svsaing. March 70.
In New YORK to-day money was sssT q -
ct ). Gold closed at il4z6liII<. Exchange ARA
At tss1< Government honda setivs and stsAdy.
The following are the closing rates for Qovsca-
msnts, furnished rs By Il. d. Cooke, jr. q Co.
bankers:
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AESFrN MENU TUX MOE On II MAhUd ~
Nos COX, 81, 50, S3, IS, 80, l. %.
Court then adjourned ustIl Monday, March 20.
Criminal Court-Judgs 0liu.
The grand Jury returned indictments yesterday
against Spencer Horace and Warner Jackson for
false pretences.
The time Of the court was occupied with the
Haleck trial, the result Of which Will be found in
another celcmn.
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sold. Twenty-Five dollars down at time or
II the terms Of sale are not compiled with IN MT
day the trustee to have the right resell at
chsser's cost aud risk. Convey aucing at purcha5-
er's eLrense A. S. WORTHINGfOS,
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PERSONAL.

,sGGs FOR sGEsPISd AID
CIEANISG ALLEYS.
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The Wall Street Indicator.

Made any day by Puts and Calls. Invest accord
PR 70 XoaG m means ms sO 80 or sI9 10 STOCK
careful Investor: We advise when and how 70
tion sent free. Address orders by mail and tele-
graph to BAXfER q CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
ia24-ly IL Wall street. N. Y.
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Stocks closed active and weak.
The Suo-Tressury balances O. New YORK
today: Gold, Is. See. 400; currency. t35 -. III.
The suo-Treasursr paid out t27,e0o On account
OF interest. and t2s, 900 for bonds Customs 70
cstpts, 81, 900.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-22

OF HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA.

MAY be consulted for fcw days Mt
IS1- tho Brown House, Winnshoro. lie
hns letters OF the most nattcring character
from tho following patients of the state
Roy. \ II Lester, Srartnnbur., Rufus
Adams, iorkvillo, Prof. B Patrick. OF
Grecnvillc, JAS Baily, ST., Greenwood. A
Mcneil Greenwood. b s Bnily. Anderson,
Jcpthn Wilson. Anderson, and many 9TH
ers of S. G. DR.. J d Bruce went from
Nowbcrry, S, c., to Huntsville, Ala to be
cured. lie treats with perfect success
PILES, FIsTuL,, SrRlCTUEEs. diseases Of tho
cyo, &croiulnuS DiSraN,s, Ulcers. CunccrOus
Affections, Discusses of the Kidneys, Blad-
der. Private Diseases etc. Removes MI
kinds ofTumors and Wens. Cnnrcrous ru-
mors removed from tho face md body
without pain. Tumors from the smallest
to tho largest size removed with perfect
safety. lie removed q Polypus from tho
Uterus as lnrgcns an infants head from a
lady of Athens. Gn. IndieS will he visited
nt their rooms if flos!rnd. Charges nothing
for consultation. Fees in accordance with
the hard times.
mar lS-tf
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-22

ASAppEAL TO PARENTS. Parents, do yo,,
love your children ? Then preserve their
health Next to tho blessing 0f life itself
IS the enjoyment OF pcrfct health. How
many arc stricken down in their infancy
almost without momchts notice by that
insidio%s j, disease, CrG1r' simply through
remedy? The tender limits nippcd and
withcrs crc it blooms. When the little
sufferer has short, difficult. hoarse breath
ing, with II harsh, metallic cough, like
coughing througha brass trumpet, there is
notjn ITO ipSc. Begin at n1icc the use Of DIR .
Tr1's EXrEcToKANT and Che disease will
readily yield to it. Always have it ready
in the house, as this intsl mandy requires
the promptcst treatment: It's very plcns""
ant TO the taste, and children take it read
ilr .
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TREAsrNEn'S RrrNRV.

In making my first annual report
to the stockholders il is pleasant to
state that the Association has ended
its first year under favorable aus
piccs. The dues Of the members
have all been paid up except on
twelve shares, five on Of which two in
stalmcnts had been paid, and seven
after three payments all of which
have been forfeited by being con-
snmcd by monthly fines. I submit
the following balance sheet to show
the assets md liabilities of tho asso'
citation
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NOTICE

S hereby given that W. {. Gladden..
l. administrator Of the estate of Silas
GLADDEN., DECEASED, has applied to John
Dickoy, Esq, Judge Of Probate for tho
county OF Chester for final discharrc ~
administrator rs aforesaid.
II is ordcrrd that Monday. tho 3rd day
"i April, \. ID 1876, bc fixed for heating
petition and final settlement of said cs.
tate,
All lc"atr"s Interested will meet W. G.
GLADDEN. in Chester on day above r,mod
Given under my hand md SEAL rcbru.
nry II. 1876. JOHN DICEET
nell Probate judge, G. G..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-22

The PEOPLE VISIT PRoor--Thcre
is no medicine prescribed byi physi-
clans, or sold by druggists, that
carries such evidence Of its success
and superior virtue as BascnEE s.
GERMAN SYRUP, for severe Coughs,
Colds settled on the breast, Con
sumption, or any disease Of the
Threat and Lungs. a proof Of that
fact is that any person afflicted, can
get sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try its superior effect before buying
the regular size ut rs cents. O., 1T has
lately been introduced in this coun
try from Germany, and it's wonder.
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on safe and undoubtcd security, thus
benelitting the stockholders, and ut
the same time aiding in building up
aud improving the town.
Your committee refer the stock
holders to tho Every satisfactory re-
port Of tho treasurer for statement
i'll detail Of the business operations
OF the Association from its orgaiiiza
ton to this date.
Your committee have examined
the books Of the treasurer and find
them neatly andaccuratoly kept, and
are gratified to say that all the duties
pertaining to the office Of treasurer
have been faithfully and efficiently
discharged by The present incum
bent.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted. W. N. CHANDLER,
II. A. GAIIJARD.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-22

TINE ExTENpED.--Wc learn from
tho Columbia papers that the gov
crnor ana comptroller general have
oxtonded the timo for payment of
taxes, without penalty, to the 1st of
April. This extension is made in
view of tho scarcity of money and
thF general stringency of tho times.
It applies to all tic co,llitiof in the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-22

A CHARLESTON ENTIRrRIsE. The
NctcS 01,0 COuricr mentions that
there has been shown ut their Office
specimen of tho Lost Cause" u
beautifully tinted ithogrrph, twcn-
tyAtvo by twcnty-cight inches. In
the centre is Confederate HuH sur
rounde | with shield, . night scene
with the sky and watcr background.
all IL colors. just over and under
it ae portraits Of tho Confederate
Chicftains, Ice, Davis, Jackson,
Johnston md Bcmurcgard. There
are other and novel features in the
picture, and it forms not only 4
thing Of beauty for The Darlor,
chamber or Office, but II most suita
bio relic to hand down to postcritv,
from which they can forn norc
correct idea than words can give Of
what existed in the years ui orr
great struggle. Tie general agent
is Mr.. Mercer Brown, whose address
is Lock Drawer 145, Charleston, S.
G. Tho price Of the picture is only
ona dollar and u half Everybody
should have it.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-22

A School COMMISSIONER m TRoU-
BILE. The Columbia Uuiou- -Ueruld
says that n warrant has been issued
Ior tho arrest of Mr.. r. b. Lloyd,
school commissioner of Chester
county, on the charge Of purchas-
iSk, school claims. The certificates
III question are said to have bcen is
sued some time before Mr.. Lloyd
entered upon his duties. The
Union-XcralGsays '"Mr. Lloyd is
Judge Mackey's brother-in-law, aabut
the Judge gays he would havo his
'brother-i'a--law arrested as quickly as
he would his mothcr-in-law, which is
ii strong figure of speech"
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hSSETS.
LIABlLITlE2
S7053 7G !5TO53 7G


year to be 1923 81. Profits have
only lrcn received ten months in
tha year; rs there were 10 profits
received in March, and the profits
on the February loans will not be
due until 18th March. The average
of ten months would be five months.
and the net profits Of tho average
time would DO 1885 per cent. per
month. Tho highest premium re-
coivcd during the year was $2.75 per
share, and the lowest was ST. 10.
The average premium for the year
Is $3.50 per share.
Respectfully submittcd
ID. r. FLENN1KEN,
March Is, 1S7G. Sec. and Treas.
These reports speak for them
selves i'll showing that the Associa-
t'nn has been well managed, and
that it has been Of service to >thc
stockholders in two ways. 1t has
enabled them to invest money in
very small sums, in shape that will
some day yield them very large
profit. The best feature of the plan
pursued by the Association is that
1t c"&bles men to join and invest
small sums monthly, and pays large
proiits on the investments. Many
persons arc prevented from laying
up money ly the fact that they can
at one time invest SO small sum.
that a. seems scarcely worth saving.
Banks. while charging enormous
rates Of interest upon loans, pay
depositors only about six or seven
per cent. The risk to dcpositors
i;i also great The incxcusablo fail
urc Of tho Citizens Savings Bank
caused much suffering to the dcposi.
tors-yct the bank had lent out
It's funds at eighteen TO twcnty-fom
per cent. per amnum The funds of
building and Joan association arc
never put out except upon the best
security, end tho members p,ay be
perfectly sure Of their money being
i'll perfectly safe hands. The other
advantage is that the mcmhcrs may
borrow money from the association
ut Il lower rate Of interest and upon
far more accommodating terms than
are offered by tbh national banks.
! Besides, the borrower, while paying
interest, is ut the came time rccciv
ln& profit in g liko proper
/ ton npon the ful1ltls no has ins
, vested in the association. With
proper managcmc3:h, corporations
OF this kind loay' accomplish
nuch good in many ways We arc
pleased to know that tI;r Winnsboro
/ Association has derived all the adj
vanGagns possible fro,n iho invest
mcnts that have been nadp of it's
funds The rate of intcrnet has
alwaysDccn remuncraiiYc, though
averaging lower than that charged
! by the banks, and tho security
! offered 9ns always been Of the
surcst character. The several
officers have been both jealous and
efficient in the discharge of their
duties, and equally watchfrl ef the
interests Of the Association: The
present officers hold over for anoth.
! or ycar7-thcrc having been 10 con
! stithional quorum present at tho
last meeting.
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NO11TcE

I>hA public nrd hereby notified TINT ,
j. certain Land Warrant for lC0 ocyrs
No. "2So75' was issued Jnhunrv Is. lS5s
IN MY faror,by the Hon. Commissioner If
Pensions, for services of MY husband in
the waf OF 1872; and Said warrant hnvino
been lost i'll the mails, have applied to
the Department ut Washington, Dt G for
dnpiicntc. MARTHA CALHOUN
feb 2-x0 Nionrc,l,, cr
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Pretty Fiqucs, at DANNENDERG's.

DIR. j. "A. CLopToN We would
call special attc17tion 10 tho card
Of Dr.. j. a.. Clopton, Published in
another column. DR.. Clopton
comes with high Testimonials from
gontlemcn of character and Fromi
ncncc in .our state. Rev. A. Fl.
Lester of Spartanburg, Prof. j. B.
Patrick of Grcorvillo and. many
Others bear tostimony to his skill
in the departments which he has
mado specialtics. Tie is 'stoppng
Mt Browns Hotel, wi here he may be
consulted for o few days.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-22
TO / LANTERS.

I OFFER for sale ONE lH'NDEEJTpNS
i Of MANIlILATED Ttlu,.NiX Gi;.
ANo' 1"' AZ lbs. cf cotton per ion the
cheapest in the innrkr,. J can give twenty
crrti!cntcs Of 4 an,thli|g the tfop of 1873.
iiahr other agent can do letter, buy from
him: il not, cxprc: your patronage. TIC
proof tho pudding is you know wha.
JAMES II. AIKEN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-22
MuniCipnI Election.

TINllT nnnral 81 ction for Intcndnnt and
l. four Wardsns for the Town Of Winns.
bnrn will be holb on tho fst Monday in
April next between the hours ofG n. m.
and 6p. IN. The books Will be open fo,
Registration on Thursday, :'ridny and
Saturday pr"rccdisg the dnr Of cidclion,
ibc following persons nrc hereby up.
pom, ed registrars and managers of clcc.
ton: John &. Suuirr, }. II. Brown aud
Hamilton Fleming.
JNO. A. FRASER.
mch lG-td Clerk