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x ANOTHER Inou-ouAo OArH. STEVENS has intro
duced q snbs6tute to the bill offered by him, to
s'provide republican governments for the late re-
bellious States, The substitute was read in Com
greas on Thursday. It provides that persons eth
erwise qualified to oteehall first subscribe to the
following oath: ...t 1, .+.$s... ss3;l.:$ 4:
lsts Of Almighty God, Rat ON the Ah day Of
March, 1854, and a$ all times thereafter, I would
willingly have complied with the requirements OF
tho proclamation Of tho President Of the United
States, issued ON the .eth day of December, 1Ss8,
hsd 4 safe opportunity OF 80 doing been allowed
me; that on the esid 9Th day OF March, 1884, and
tnuance Of the rebellion, and 70 the establishinent
Of the % 20 called Confederate Government, and vol
unfairly gave no aid or encouragement thereto,
and the suppression ofan armed resistance to the
aoyernnenf Of the United States ;and that I Win
henceforth aithfullya support the Constjtution al
the United States and tho Union Of the States
nNA.. s'
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= REpEAI. OF THE UBURY LAWS OF 4oUTH CARO-
LnA.-Immediately before the adjournment Of the
Legislature Of South Carolina, the old usury lsws
Of that State were repealed after the most strenu
ous opposition from that class Of gentlemen from
the rural districts who resemble the Bonrbons.in
neither learning nor forgetting anything. We
learn that the rate OF interest in Bouth Carolina ia
fixed At sevsnper cent, but that there is no limit
as to the rate Of interest which debtors may con-
tract or covenant to pay. No State of the South ia
more welded to ancient laws, customs and usages
than South Caroliua, and nowhere were the old
tcgy and threadbare arguments Of the friends %
the usury 1nws more vigorously pressed than In
the Leg1slatu-e OF that stnte during the last
month; but tho counsels Of the intelligent busneaa
men prevail ed and tho old usury laws notT beldne
TO history: slchnond Times.
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FRoM KKNTU0K7. Governor Bramlette, in his
message to the Kentucky Legislature (January
4th), takes strong ground against the proposed
Constitutional Amendment. The Governor argues
that wo-thirds of quorum does not constitute
two-thirds Of the members chosen. He, there
fore, does not consider tha. the amendment Is
presented to the Legislature in the manner pre-
ecibed by the Constitution. He says /: ENTER
tanning this view Of the constitutional powers Of
the Congress- to propose amendments, the amend
ment submitted to your confederation is not re-
garded as coming with the sanction Of the Consti-
only say that the provisions as acceptable as
they are Objectionable, the fact that they not
proposed IN conformity with the requirements Of
the Constitution would be sufficient to compel
their rejection, and more especially so when they
are held ont as condition precedent to admitting
rights already secured by the existing Constitn-
ton" Es!2 b. = .,-~'tsIE; n Id n u 1
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RETunN1Ha FROM Mzuoc. Cen Sterling Price
arrived few days ago in New Orleans, from
Mexico, where he has been since the close Of the
wero thrown open to him. important positions
Esors te1aaEsd him, and tract q land containing
SIX hundred acres in Taxas, was presented TO him
to convey him and his family up the Missouri.
General J. B. Magruder, who has also been
staying in Mexico, has arrived in New York. anSis
tel where he is called upon by many visitora.
to that State. - "a.
IA No prominent Confederate that we now think 81
remains in Mexico, except Judge Perkins, Of Lou
isiana. A.; S7gf Z sssfts- NJ
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The News as a Teri Roo1e.

An old and honored friend, a teacher by instinct
choice and profession,-a pedagogue Of long e1-
pcrience,-one who has read deeply in the BOOK o1
human Enthusiastically wrote US private letter,
IN the course Of which he gives us tho following
olt OF schoolroom experience, which, in justice to
ourselves and to our readers, we must publish,
even at the hazard Of incurring his displeasure
he says: There is one use Of q daily paper
which have long appreciated, and never more
than just now in the case Of TIE News I mean
its adaptation to the schoolroom: really owe YOU
all editors, printers, and ALL vote Of thanks for
the good my boys have gained from your paper. ]
take copy with me regularly to the school-room,
and find it Q manifold textbook, or rather CYCLIC
pctlia Of textbooks. my boys know anything OF
geography, they owe it to TIE NEWS, rather than
to MITCHELL and CORNELL Your List Of cable dis
patches and your review Of the markets furnish a
dally lesson, fresh and warm from the living
world. We made the tour Of Germany this $685.
sion cheaply and proftaby, thanks to q. W. W.,
whose instructive letters were listened to with
growing interest as we followed the happy trael-
ler from city to city on our maps.
But not geography alone do we find there, but
daily paper teaches evory subject that comes up
When the big boys came up with per centage,'
commission, Custom house, ETC., as an arithme-
tic lesson, they were surprised to find examples
and illustrations drawn from the newspaper; and
the young beginner in geometry had to calculate
the town lots, which are described and advertised
Tor SALE Many time an example from sinsur-
ance, exchange, ctc., has in so exactly that
the boys have begun to suspect that had some
thing to do With putting Ill these things into that
wonderful papcr.'
And then, additional to, and separate from all
these distinct kinds OF information, is tho general
awakening of mind which is worth all the infor-
nation that can bo poured zto young minds. All
this and more VIC have found in your sheet; and T
have sometimes thought Of trying to draw the Of
tention Of toachers to this means Of instruction
with view Of inducing them to add daily paper
to the apparatus Of the school-room, but have
never done it,
Our friend has 'done it" now, however, and we
feol assured that the entire Of the honorable guild
of pedagogues will thank him for his valuable sue-
gestion.
How can q teacher desire more suggestive
text than the latest news? The Giving present.
has claims SUPERIOR to all the ages Of antiquity
and speaks in clear inteligible tones, striking
chord of sympathy in the heart Of every boy. None
of our friends numerous pupils will ever forge.
the broad range his 4'school talks" used to take,
and what vast amount of useful and practical in
formation was brought home to them on those
occasions.
W. ~hor,l1 hc r-la1 70 aoa l,ia -la- --,~.-~a,-
introduced, and let the morning paper be assigned
O regular place in the cu,Ticulu1n. The judicious
teacher will find DO difficulty in turning this hint
to profitable account.
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BISHOPS OF THE UNITED SrArEs-There have
been, in the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States, eighty-two Bishops. Of whom forty
three survive. This includes the Foreign Mission
ary Bishops In order OF seniority Bishop Elliott
Was seventh on the list Ct Bishops living, and
On the Of the A
Church, Savannah, by Bishop Meade, Bishop
Ives and Bishop Gadsden. He was the senior
Bishop Meade, Bishop Otey and Bishop Polk. six
Of the Southern Bishops have died within the last
six years, viz 45H ,3s3 oMN@I7a
Bishop Cobb, Of Alabama, January, 1861.
Bishop Meade, OF Virginia, March, 1861.
Bishop Otey, Of Tennessee, April, 1868.
Bishop Polk, OF Louisiana, June, 1864.
Bishop Rutledge, of Florida, November, 1866
Bishop Elliott, OF Georgia, December, 1866.
Six Northern Bishops and one Foreign Miesion-
ary Bishop have died within tho same time.
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c., THURSDAY ,MORNING.
The street RAILWAY 81

Ane sefect Atnhwny ights.
Mr. Editor: Tho only objectioHS that we have
ever heard urged against this measure was as to
its effect OF particular class Of Woodworking cit
liens who earn their bread by carriage.
Now, we venture the opinion that this particular
class will be certainly benefited, because there is
almosta certainty that largely increased buai-
nc ness WI como hero, BY the convenience afforded
work between local points in the city.
we Illustrate by pointing to the Street Railway
company. Two months ago. Mr.. Jackson had
.lo.1' omnibuses running for passengers, four
drlvers were employed, with proportionate teams.
NOW, tho same sized community has in service
esgM roomy street cars, eight drivers are employed
etgM conductors besides earn their support, and
IN less than short month it is found necossary to
order four additional cars. When these are run
n!ng, which will be in a few days, where four of
work. - - - ~ - "
We make this statement to show that the work.
ing man need mover fear any innovation which
venience. A
The Illustrations on this point could bo multi
pnoo' ou this WILL suffice. EAST BAY.
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TEE Cincinnati Enquirer, Of Thursday, contains
an important announcement from Washington:
learn from reliable source that the Hon. Mr.
Morris, formerly member Of Congress from nli-
nois, and other prominent Conservatives Of that
State, intend to meet tomorrow night at Spring.
to nominate General Grant for the next President.
Some OF the parties intend to urge the proposed
Constitutional Amendment as part of the platform
in this movement, but this proposition ia not likely
to meet with unanimous favor. Leading Demo-
Gratis Of other States have been invited to Join the
1linoisians in their meeting. -. t.l:
4 II GRANT will consent to commit himself to the
Conservative policy, there can be no reasonable
doubt as to his success in 1885, and the consequent
snnihilation Of the Radical party =
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IHE FREEDMEN.- General Howard and suite, of
the Freedmen's Bureau, arrived in this city on
Saturday, and since that time have been visiting
the colored population and examining into their
condition. Last night the freedmen turned out in
arge numbers, with torches, banners, transpa-
rencles, etc, and escorted the General and party
TO the African Church, where several addresses
were delivered. General Howard advised them to
remain where they were; that Inducements were
heid out to them to emigrate to other States, but
very lar from advantageous. He advised them to
De industrious and abide by their contracts; i'm
stating that throughout the Southern States there
were now over $50 600 colored children being edu-
Gated, and concluded his remarks with Certain
patriotic expressions, which created considerable
feeling among the dusky auditory.-C Columbia
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a5r STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-COILE-
TON DISTINCTLY r. ALLAN WILLIS, Esq,, Ordi-
Whereas, B. STOKES, Commissioner in Equity,
has made suit to me to grant him Letters OF Adrnnisra
don OF the Estate and Effects Of L. R. MASON: These
are therefore, to cite and adonah MI and snerar the
kindred and creditors Of the said L. r. MASON late Of
Coleton District deceased, that they DO and appear be-
fore me- In the Court Of Ordinary be held at Walter
horo ON 7hesday 18th February nax after publication
hereof at II O'Clock in the forenoon to sow cause II
any they have, why the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand this 8th day Of January Anno
Don1ni 1857. r. ALLAN WILLIS q q n
January 10 the
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TELEGRAPHIC.

OUR BUL1ET1N.--We had, yesterday, upon our
Bulletin Board, market reports as follows
At II o'clock-Opening New York Gold quota
tions. s;if . ~H
At 70 o'clock--New York Gold and opening Cot
ton quotations..
At l o'clook-Livcrpool noon-Cotton and Lon
don Money quotations.
At 81 oclock-Closing New York Cotton quota
tlons with days sales; also closing Money quota
tions sE K @
We will have these early quotations regularl,
upon our Bulletin. #a
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a% The Friends nnd Acqun1ntances of
the late RICHARD W. coaDEIl, Esq. are respectfully
invited to attend his Funeral obsequies St. Philips
Church, 7ais Day. at One O'Clock p NJ.
Januarv 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

aS- NOTICE.-ALL NEWSPAPERS IN THE
State TO which the College Of Charleston indebted for
advertising are requested to forward their bills to the
treasurer. JACOB WIILMAN,
January 10 Secretary and Treasurer
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TIE storm on Thursday in tho interior of the
State Of New York was the most severe one since
1885. Twenty inches Of snow fell at Albany, and
twenty-four inches at Troy, and railroad conmu-
nlcation was entirely suspended.
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arBENJN. STOKES, ADMOR. EDWARD J.
WEBB TRUSTEE. u.s. JULIUS GARKE c. A MYERS,
ct aL-BHL FOB FORECLOSURE AND sALE-coIr
LEToN DIsTRICT.-N appearing to my satisfaction
that JULIUS aARKE. defendant in this case Is alb
sent from and without The nmits Ct this State On mo-
ton Of Tracy Solicitor plaintiff it is ordered that
the said JULIUS aAnKE do appear. plead, answer or
dcmur hereto. within forty days fo publication OF
this order OF decree pro coesso VIII be enterd Of
record against him.
ohace Of com'r Eq. Coueton Disct jan 7, 1857.
B. STOKES Register in Equity
January 10 10, 20, 81, Feb. 9
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JANUARY 10, 1852.

A brig, called the Jacmel Packet, entered the
by United Statos Consul Rice under suspicious
circumstances. 4The vessel sailed some months
ago nom Singapore under charter for Melbourne,
Of her legitimate voyage, rounded the Cape of
Good Hope, put into two or three ports on the
way, and finally brought up in Aspinwan for re-
rival, the captain and owner John A. Dawes, tried
TO dispose Of his cargo for half its value but Con-
SUI SUI kcs susPecting him to be runaway, stopped
Cowan succeeded in procuring all her papers, and
proved plain case of barratry against the cap
nav was then placed on board Of her BY tho Con
sui, who will send her to New York, consigned to
the Collector Of Customs The Jacmel Packet was
changed to British, and by the aid Of tho United
States Consul at Singapore WAS enabled to procure
wall. -
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In Colin County, Texas, pork sells for six cents
pound; butter at twelve and half cents; eggs at
flour four dollars q hundred weight. Corn is rat
tied off at fifty cents bushel. These rates are
for specie. In that portion Of Texas one dollar Of
United States paper currency Is worth only two
thirds Of silver dollar. In Rusk County mast
fed pork readily brings six cents, corn fed seven
cents. There is an abundant supply Of food in
that region, particularly Of hog and honiiny. East
Texas ia unquestionnbiy ene OF the best countries
in tho world for raising perk. ,s5s5j . 81 n
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a@ SOUTH CAROIINA-COLLETON DIS
IklcT.-IN EoUITY-RHL FOR FORECLOSURES OF
MoRT0AGE-BENJAM1N n WARREN AND LIND
sEY G. WARREN. EXECUTORS OF ELIZABETH Nc
GAR. DECEASED. us. JAMES L. PAUL AND sAMP-
SON L. PAUL.-It appearing to my satisfaction That
Mrs- ARMETA PAUL and her daughter. EUGENL
PAUL. two ofthe defendants In above stated case arc
absent from aud reside beyond the limits Of this State so
that process OF the Court cannot be upon thc
On motion OF JOSEPH P. CARR, Compartments sohcl-
TOR ordered that aaid ARMETA PAUL and EuaEuA PAUL
90 appear and plead. answer deur to the Bill and
Supplemental filed in this case within forty days from
the publication hereof order to take said Bills pro
contesso viii be entered Of record against them.
B. STOKES, Com. in Equity.
Colleton District
COMMISSIONERS OFF1CE
Walterboro' January 7th, 1867
january 10 10 % 81 Feb q
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aE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COLLIE
TON DIsTRICT-By r. ALLAN WILLIS, Esq, ordina-
Ey.-Whereas B STOKES. Commissioners In Equity made
suit TO me to grant him Letars OF Administration with
the VIII annexed, OF the derect estate and effects Of
JOHN O. SANDERS: These are therefore to cite snd sd
nonish al and singular the kindred creditors Of the
said JOHN O. SANDERS hate Of Collston DISTRICT eceased
thAt they be and appear before mo- in the Court Of oi-
nary to be held ut Walterboro on Monday the 18th day
Of February next after publication hereof at II O'Clock
In the forenoon. to show cause, II any they have Why
the said administration ahould not be granted.
Given under my hand thia 7th day OF January ammo
Donoini, 1857. B. ALLAN WILLIS. O. G. D.
V January 10 1o.aos1.Febe
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HB STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-COII.E-
TON DISTINCTLY R. ALLAN WILLIS, Ecquire, Or
dinary-Whereas. B. STOKES. Commissioners in Equity,
made suit to ne to grant him Letters Of Administration
OF the derahct estate and effects Of JOSHUA NJ WHET
SELL: These therefore, cite and adnonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said JOSHUA NJ
WHETszLI. late Of coeton District deceased that they
DO and appear before mo- in the Of Ordinary to be
held at Wa:terboro. on Monday. 18th February next
after publication hereof O'Clock in the forenoon to
show cause II any they have why the said Adinstra.
ton should not be granted. >..
Given under my hnnd tha TIN day OF January ammo
DoInini 1857. r ALLAN Willis
January 10 the O. G. d r
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me hallroad Committee have been instructed
70 INQUIRE into tho power Of the Legislature to
gcrs. = 1' So W ""o pls'on- p
p:l. Inc steamer Sunnower was sunk in Trinity
h1ver, Iexas. The boat is total loss
Lynchlng is reported in Calhoun and Washing
ton counties. 1870 y
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- ~ Nor1oE.-sAvANNAH AND CHARLES

% %NOTICE.-sAvANNAH AND CHARLES
ioN hAiLRoAD coMPANY-Pursua4t to the provi
sons OF eAct OF Incorporation meeting OF the sub
scrabers to the Capital Stock Of this Company fstx
Thousand Shares, equal to SIX hundred thousand
doars having been subscribed and paid tn) will be
holden at tho Planters and Mechanics Bank Building
East Bay on 7Aursday. tho 10th day Of January at l2
ocloeS' NJ or the purpose Of complete organization
OF said COMPANY and for the election DIRECTOR to
serve for ono year; until another election sha, be
made @@"~# I1N
GEO. W. WIILLAMs,)
J. R. BOYLSTON
t@". VIM. s. HASTIE, >Trustees
JOHN 8. RYAN, .&a.
F. T. WILLIS, %.r
January 8 1-
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@ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
nas5.SWhercas. BEa5Aasrss Isyour, So --sa.
aioner in Equity made suit to grant Ia1i!ls
OF Administration Of the estate and effects Of EDWARD
WEBB: These therefore, cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the said ED
WARD J. WEns. ate of colleton District deceased that
they be and appear before me In the Court Of Ordinary
TO be held ct Walterboro' the 14th February next
after publication hereof II O'Clock in tha forenoon to
ahow cause, any they have. why the said Admnstra
ton ahould not be granted
Given under my hand this hfth day Of January ammo
Domini 1867 r. a Willis q q n
January 10 th6
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aB BOARD OF FIREMAsTERs.-ANE EI,EC.
TON for CLERK AND SUPERINTENDENT and
PUMP CONTRACTOR for Upper and Lower wards WIN
90 held at the regular meeting of the Board 10th instant
time. r ~ aTpGpr
January Is 10 Clerk and snner;ntendent
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aEAWAY WITH 6PECTACLEs-OLD EYES
made new. without spectaclaa. Docto. OF Medicine
Pamphlet msed free receipt Of ten centa Address
E B. Foo1E NJ D.. No. l1so Broadway New York
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HrAUDlTOR's OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY. CHARLESTON DHcEaIRFR
~ 1se6-An interest on the Funded Debt OF the Conn
pany psyable by Coupons the 1st Of January 1867.
John-street on or after the Sd proximo.
december J. B. EMERY Auditor
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sTCHARl lEsTON AIMS HOUSE.-THE COM
lsRs mlss1oNERs OF THE POOR win elect oa Wednesday,
9Th January 1867, MASTER, MATRoN and BOOK
KEEPER. to for the ensuing year Also. contsct
ors for BREAD and BEEF be delivered at Aims House
on Iueadays Thursdays and Saturdays. Applications to
be LETT at the Aims House prior to the day of election
December 81 M
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Our Cable Dispatches.


BaEsr, Wednesday Noon-The steamer St.
hero this morning. sUeEZ.rcs Il. A
LIVERPOOL, aJnruary e-Noon - The Harriet
Queen, from Swansea, bound to tho Baltic, has
been sunk at sea, and only one person out of her
crew has been saved. sIay E#.
VIENNA, January 9-Noon.-The Austrian Gov
throughout the Empire for Ill past offences.
LONDON, January9-Noon.-The Times has anoth-
or editorial to-day on tho question Of the claim of
the United States Government for payment of the
depredations Of the Alabama. It expresses the
hope that tho attempt to sottlo the matter by arb
tration will be successful. -
=. LvERRoo1s January s-Noon.- The cotton mar
ket is fat to-day and prices declining Tho sales
are estimated at 5000. - s-1- --s 60
LONDON, January 9-Noon.-Co -Consols are quoted
at 81 for money; Eive-twenties 729; Erie Railwav
Shares As; illinois Central 81.
LONDON, Janunrr Sit is deemed that the Turk
1sh Government have arranged affairs satisfactori-
to the Italian Government relative to tho Late
toray on one OF their steamers The italian
Government insists on full aud ample reparaton.
LONDON. January 9.-The general market rules
steady to-day. Conso1s closed ut a1 American
securities closed at slight declino Five-Twcnties
closing at 729; Illinois S1l; Eric 49,
LIVERPOOL, January 9.-The Cotton market to-
day has been.du!l, and quotations have receded I'd.
ed 10, 600 bales. MiddIng Uplnnds closed at 14Sd.
Provision market generally remains steady and
unchanged. Cheese is tirmer, and American in de-
1nand at an advance Of per cent. In Breadstuffs
the market Is firm and prices remain unchanged.
PARIS, January 9--The Bourse has ruled quiet
Rentes closed at 6aE safe.
FRANKFORT, January 9-Even ng.-The market
for American stocks was weaker to-day, nd 5.2O's
closed ut 763, W. E G, I5.Il~%
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aSNOTICE.-I, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM Il. DOUGLAS; now residing at No. King
street. and carrying the retail business give notice
that In one month from the date hereof viii act as
SOLE TRADER !. KATE DorarAs
JANUARY SrH, 1857. limo rannor
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H5 TO PLANTERS AND FACTORS,
more COTTON TO BE GHNNED will bo received at the
West Point Mil until further notice.
January9 8 VIM IERpy Aosr+
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aF ARTIFICIAL :EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order aud inserted by Drs F.
BAUcH sndp. aoUaLEMANN Cdornnerly employed by
ho1asosaKAu Of Parda). No. 500 Broadway. New York.
AprA "a 1yr
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r5 ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate Of late J. DuBosE
PokcHKR ofst Johns, Berkley, requested to hand
them in, and those indebted to make payment to s. L.
HOWARD. Charleston. or to Mrs. MARION PoRcHER.
qaalihed E1ecutrix, st, Johns. Berkeley
DecemberM ynth1mo