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auttiou sales.
SHEHIFF,S SALE.

By virtue OF writ of Aeri faciss to directed and
delivered, will be sold THIS DA7. the 4th OF
: May, between the hours OF II a. M. and z. M.,
on the premises situate on Dereefs Wharf, Wash
ington.street
All the right title and interest of defendants, In q
lot Of COTTON GINS, GRIsT MILL, HAND COT
TON PRESS, &c.
ONE EIGHT HORSE POWER STEAM ENGINE
AND BOILER.
TWO WOODEN FRAME BUILDINGS, lsaid build
ings to be removed.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of Hear
l. Fennick at the suit Of Jno. Marshall Jr.
Terms cash. VIM. S. HASTE, S. C. D.
May4 m3
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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Ipatsrina. pIafss.
~~y~'"J'-
~ REEEBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
sPRIN
GREENBRLER COUNTY, ". "a.
The undersigned. lessees Of this old and we'll
known
WATERING PLACE,

WATERING PLACE,
announce that encouraged by the liberal patronage
received last season. hef have largely added to their
accommodations In comfort and IN appearance. and
are prepared to entertain FIFTEEN HUNDRED
GUESTS
The Bathing accommodations are in fine order;
bot and Warm Sulphur Baths go eminenty efaca-
cious in many cases. are at the command OF visitors
at all hours.
In addition to other amusements, they have pro-
vided q new and elegant BOWLING ALLEY and
BILLIARD Room, conveniently located
Professor ROSENBRRGER'S celebrated FULL
BRASS BAND has been engaged for the season.
good Livery Stable will be kept on the premises
The completion OF the Virginia Central Railroad to
CovingtoR leaves only twenty miles Of staging,
through beautiful mountain country, over we'll
graded turnpike
Terms: Three dollars per day; and eighty dollars
per month. Children under ten years OF age and
colored aervants half price. White servants accord
ing to accommodations. PEYTON q CO..
May t''
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DEcEAsE OF a FoaMER CHARLESTON MER-
.cHANr.-The New York Tribune announces the
sudden death in that city, from stroke OF
paralysis, Of Mr. Samuel N. Bishop, formerly q
resident Of Charleston: The Tribune adds SAT
the age of twenty-one removed to Charles
ton, where he became q member Of one Of the
most prominent and wealthy cotton firms il
the south-that Of Prescott, Bishop & Gray,
and subsequently was identified with John
Stoney & Co. He resided in Charleston twenty
seven years, during which time, as during the
rest of his life elsewhere, he bore the reputa-
ton Of high-toned, honorable, pubiic-splrlt-
ed man. For many years he held the position
of Secretary and Treasurer of the New England
Society OF Charleston"
HOTEL Reconsideration Hotel.-Capt.
G. d. Williams, Beaufort; s. G. Gamey, Rich
land; s. D. Williams, Augusta; Andrew j. Ro-
gers, Georgia; Geo. s. Hall and wife, Boston;
Geo. W. Elder and J. L. Elder, New York; B.
R. Campbell, s. c.; ". s. Ball, city; Jessie D.
Horsey, steamer Falcon; J. d. Pawley, Flor
ence; Edward ". Wesh and Fred. Hope, New
York; David Hurstis, North Carolina; George
Leonard, Jr., Maryland; s. s. Corning, Flori-
da; P. NJ. DeLeon, Savannah, Ga; G.. Randolph,
Philadelphia; D. O. DeJarnette, Virginia; Thos.
D. Harris and E. N. sprague, Savannah; John
Love, Indianapolis, Ind; Mrs. q. G. Weston,
Boston; VIM. L. shardlow and wife, New York;
Henry ". Gray. Louisville, Ky.; B. B. Bridges,
North Carolina; G.W. Jones, Tennessee; b. P.
Hamett and three daughters, Greenville; Mrs.
Mayes, Abbeville; J. P. Read, Anderson; John
B. Finley, Jr., Richmond, Va; Alex. Tharin,
city; Oliver F. Gregory, Augusta, Ga; Harry
J. Bond, Baltimore; James NJ. Linehard, New
York; Alex. & White, San Francisco; ]. T. Up
ham, o. s. A.; Thomas W. Shandler, Atlanta;
DR.. B. J. Mum, Savannah; Fred. Webber and
John q. Homes, Louisville; B. ]. Mott, New
bern; q. J. Shields, Mobile; Geo. B. Fessenden,
Massachusetts,; James Murray, New York; E.
G. Glice, Portsmouth; N. A. Stevens and 81. o.
Tompkins, Norfolk; Jno. S. Lyle and wife, G.
G. Newcomb and Miss Newcomb, New York.
Pau,lion Hotel.-Leavitt Brown.ow. Massa-
chusetts; E. v. Glover, Jr., United States
Army; R. E. Withers, Lynchburg, va.;P A.
Breen and lady, city; E. Cuthbert, Eirsinia; 8.
c. Peixotto, Columbia; l.. D. Merriman, Green
wood, 8. O..
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NOW rs TIE TIME f!

NOW IS THE TIME TO THROW OFF
YOUR WINTER CLOTHING AND TO Re-
PLACE IT WITH GARMENTS SUITED TO
THE WARM WEATHER THAT Is NOW
UPON U.s.. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A
LIGHT woOLLEN OR LINEN SUIT, YOU
WILL FIND THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT
mAcULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER's,
Who have o full stock Of NEW GOODS. JUST MAN.
UFACTURED. that win suit all, as will be seen by
the list Of prices given below:
NICE STYLE OF CHECK CASHMERE
sUITs-sAcK, PANTS AND vEsT.........s 90
A MOE STYLE OF GREY FLANNEL SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND vEsT................. 8 90
A NICE STYLE OF GREY FLANNEIsU1r-
SACK, PANTS AND vEsT.................. u 90
REAL SCOTCH FANCY CASHMERE SUIT j.,
SACK, PANTS AND vEsT.................. 10 90
DARK MIXED CASHMERE sU1T-sAcK,
PANTS. AND vEsT.......-.............. 1s 90
DARK MIXED CASHMERE surT-sAcK,
PANTS AND VEST Observation-Disclosures 21 90
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
sUITS-sAcK, PANTS AND vEsT.......... 1s 90
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
sUrrs-sAoK, PANTS AND vEsT......... 10 90
FINE DARK BLUE INDIGO FLANNEL
NEW STYLE FANCY CASHMERE SACKS.
GOOD AS CUSTOM WORK. to Is 90
NEW wsTYLEF FANCY CASHMERE PANTS "a to 10 90
NEW sTYLEFANcY CASHMERE VESTS 50 to 500
FINE BLACK CLOTH LINED SACKS. ....ss to Is OO
FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS FRocKs,
EQUAL TO ANY CUSTOM WORK. ....ss to s5 90
FINE BLACK DoEsKIN PANTS. s..........ss to u 90
WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS, EQUAL
TO CUSTOM MAKR......:.......... sSto 90
WHITE AND coLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK Sacks. .....................sl 81 6Oto o.
WHITE AND coLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK PANTS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90 to 00
WHITE AND COLORED LINEN AND
DUCK VESTS. ........................Sl 5O 20 w
CoTroNADE AND sATINET SACKS. so 90 to 8 so
CoTToNADE AND sATINET PANTS. 81 90 to 2 so
GEnTLEoIEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
WHITE SHIRTS, Sill; aad Merino UNDER
SHIRTS, Brown and 6!eached Jean and Linen
DRAWERS, GLOVES, BosIERY, TIES, scARFs,
BOWS, COLLARS, &c.
as- ONE PRICE Goods al marked in plain fig.
ures. No deviation made.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
80. 27O KING.
CORNER OF HAsEI STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
April %
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MASONIC SUPREME COUNCIL, THRTY-THIRD
DEaRRE.-The Grand Council OF the Southern
States and Territories in the United States
will, We learn convene in. this city to-day, in the
new lodge room, recently fitted up over
Holmes Bookstore, corner of King and Went
worth streets. This Council embraces in its
Jurisdiction the Southern and Northwestern
States, California and the Territories. The
Supreme Council for the Northern jurisdiction
Of the United States embraces the North
ern and Eastern States. The Southern su-
preme Council was established at Charles
ton in 1901, and is composed OF the most
learned and distinguished Masons Of the
States within its Jurisdiction, and according
to its constitution can llayer consist OF larger
number than thirty-three, and no one is enti-
tied to membership, unless unanimously
elected. It is expected that there will be
large attendance Of the members at this
meeting, as many questions connected with
the welfare and advancement Of the Masonic
fraternity will be presented for consideration.
The Grand Council is the highest body in the
brotherhood, and its sessions are held bi-enni-
ally, the last being held at Washington in May,
1855.
The following are the present officers of the
Southern Supreme Council:
Hon. Albert Pike, Of Arkansas, Sovereign
Grand Commander. i,g;s;
Hon. VS.. Rockwell, of Georgia, Lieutenant
Grand Commander.
Hon. A. G. Maokey, ofsoush Carolina, Grand
Secretary General 10
Hon. B. B. French, Of Washington.
: Hon. Giles NJ. Hitler, Of Mississippi.
Hon. Henry Buist, Of South Carolina.
Hon. E. Il. Shaw, OF California.
Hon. Howell Cobb, Of Georgia.
The body has much important business
to consider. and the session will probably last
week.
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.Mbitpap:

sEABROoK.@Died April q, 1858, on Edisto Is.
land, South Carolina, WILLIAM WHALEY. infant
SON Of j. EDWARD and Bessie W. SEABEooK, aged
seven months and twenty seven days.
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sg- The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances of ROBERT B. CHAPMAN and family,
and Mrs q. W. CONNER and family, are respectfully
invited TO attend the Funeral Services Of the former
at the Unitarian Church, Archdale-stree This Alter
noon, at halfpast Five o'clock.
May4
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a5- The Relatives, Friends and Ac.
quaintances of Mr. and Mrs STEPHEN DANIEL are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services
OF Mrs. DANIEL, at St. Johns Chapel, corner Of
Amherst and Hanover streets, This Afttraoon, at
Four O'Clock May
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MAY FESTIVAL OF THE SECOND PREsBYTERIN
CHURCH SUNDAY ScHooL.-Among the May
celebrations in the ''merry month of May"
there are none mora pleasing than the reunion
Of the Sunday School children, which takes
place in many OF the churches. The annual
May Festival of DIR. Smyth's Second Presby-
terian) Church was celebrated last Saturday
afternoon. Punctually at four P. M. the diff
ferent classes met at the church, and were
assigned seats in front of the, pulpit, the body
Of the church being filed with the parents and
friends Of tho. children; The. exercises we're
appropriately commenced by the youthful band
singing in concert the hymn commencing "Now
we Lift our tuneful voices" Mr. G. N. Averill
is the able instructor in music, and the man
ner in which the different hymns were render
ed BY ne: school was sufficient proof of his
success as q teacher. After prayer by the
pastor, the Rev. Thomas Smyth, D. D., follow
ed by hymns, and selection from the Scrip
lures, an address wss delivered by MasterJ. j.
Chisolm, on "fhe Bible" Another address,
on ''The Sunday School," was delivered by
Master Frank F. Whilden. Major R. c.
Gichrist, the superintendent, then call
ed the names Of some fifty boys and girls
who had been regular IN their attendance d1-
ring the last Blk months. As their names were
called tbs children took their stations in the
aisle in front Of the pulpit, and silver medals
were presented as reward for their good con-
duct.
The school was then addressed by the super
intendent, and after closing hymn adjourned
to the mall in front Of the church, where under
the shady trees tables were spread, and q
bountiful collation. prepared. The trees were
gracefully festooned with eyergreens, wreaths
and garlands. The children we're seated and
waited on by the teachers, and the edibles
kindly furnished for the occasion soon disap-
peared. It was a May celebration that will be
long remembered. The Second Presbyterian
Church Sunday School is one Of the most
fourishing in the city, two hundred and sixty
scholars and forty teachers being enrolled, with
an average attendance of about two hundred
aud 6fteen children.
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TIE BArrERY.-On Saturday the Battery wa'
I. crowded to hear the music, see the sights and
enjoy the fresh sea breeze. 4
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Coop NEWS FOB TRAvEILERs.-We UNDER
stand that the Greenvirle and Columbia Rail-
road Company have reduced their rate of fare
for passengers to four cents per mile.
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RuMoaED sulcmE..-.It was rumored last
night that a well known customhouse official
had cut his throat We know of no founda-
.tion for the rumor.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

An APPEAL TAKEN.-In the case Of the Uni
ted States VS.. Alfred Huger and c. T. Iowndes,
decided in the United States Court on Friday
in favor Of the defendants, the District Attor-
ney, Major D. 7. Corbin, has given notice Of
his intention to carry the case on appeal before
(. the Supreme Court Of the United States.
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5uneral lutifes.

JARA.-Died, on the morning Of the Sd instant,
MARY JOSEPHINE, infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
JOSE JARA. aged 16 months and days.
"Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid
them not for of such is the kingdom OF Heaven.
@ The Friends and Acquaintance Of
the family are respectfully invited toatend her Fu
neral from theirresidence No. 342 Kingstreet. This
Morning. at Nine o'clock without further invitation
Nav L
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THE WAITER Yesterday it was hot enough
to melt the heart of a stone. At P. NJ, the
thermometer stood at eighty-six degrees in
;the shade. -.
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DnrsFzcrANrs may now be obtained by citi-
.zens, ttee Of charge, on application to Mr. G.
". Aimar, or Messrs. Raoul q Lyman, city
spothscaries. See the notice Of the City Beg
istrar in another column.
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A House and Lot in Henrietta-street.
BY I, s. 4. BENNETT.

TOMORROW, the 5th May, near the Exchange, al
the cerner Of East Bay and Broad streets, at II
o'clock, I will offer at Auction. 1 at
All that LOT OF LAND, with buildings thereon,
located on the north side Ct Henrietta-srset, the
third removed from Meehngstreet, and known by
the No. =, measuring twtnty.seven (27 feet front.
by one hundred and twelve (112) feet Deep be the
same more or less. The House contains Ave COM
Portable rooms. with three freplaces The Kitchen
has two rooms Of good size.
Cond.Hons-One.haf cash; balance by bond and
mortgage Of the property, with interest semi
~ payable In one year; buildings to be kept insured
and policy assigned Purchaser to pay me for al
necessary papers and stamps.
Msy4 mthmtu
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TIE SURVIVORS s'AssoorAr1oN.-The members
of this Association, are requested to attend an
extra meeting this evening, at the Market
Hail. when business Of Importance will be con-
a;dersd.
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Number Of policies issued, loS+-Insurance, s4,-
967, ,2Oo-one claim, s6000 Showing the largest
average Of policies of any American company, and
success that Is unparalleled in the arst fiscal year.
Issues oil kinds of nonforfeitinG Life and Endow-
ment Policies and also Policies upon Return Pre-
MUM Plans.
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W. 7. LEITCH e. r. S. BRUINS,
A Very Comfortable and Commodious Resi-
dsnce in the Northwestern part Of the city,
BYI. s. Il. BENNETT.


BY rs. Il. BENNETT.
TOMORROW, the 5th May, near the Exchange. al
corner Of East Bay and Broad streets, at II o'clock
will sell,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the three story con
crete Building thereon, located on spring-street
north side, west Of President-street, and known as
No. -. The House contains six large finely finish.
ed upright rooms, two large dressing rooms, large
pantry private stairway up to the third story double
piazza, slate roof gas and large cistern. The first
two stories are very durable being built Of concrete
the third l. Of plaster which is Ihe only portion OF
house requiring special repairs The kitchen has tour
rooms. There are also ample accommodations for
horses and = vehicle. The lo. high and dry, meas
ures forty 40 feet front on Spring street the same
on back line which opens on Ashton-street, by two
hundred and fifty t250l feet deep, be the same more
or less. Persons buying are invited to examine the
premises.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for all neces'
sary papers and stamps
n. B.-Tnis property can be treated for at private
sale until Saturday, Cd May.
Maya mthmtu
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NOTICE.-THE PUBLIC WILL TAKE
IN notice that the above property Advertised for
sale by the Sheriff at the suit Of JOHN L. MoDER-
MOTT va MARY DALLAS, Is not mine, and have
no interest therein. MARY DALLAS.
April 40 my
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TIE RAILROAD CONVENTION, AT AUGUSTA
The Convention met at Augusta on Friday
last, and organized by appointing W. ]. Ma
grath, Esq, President, and Mr.. Chic Secre-
tary. There were present the following gem
tlemen: Mr.Elis, President Of the Richmond
and Petersburg Rsiload; the Hon. G. Collier,
President, and Capt. B. B. Pegcam, Superin-
tendent of the Petersburg and Weldon Rail-
road; John N. Robinson, Esq, President Of
the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad; Dir. Tomp-
kins, Of the Aramessic steamers; B. R Bridges,
Esq.,, President, and Col J. L. Fremont, Super
intendent OF the Wilmington and Weldon Rail-
road; George G. Hull, President, and General
McRae, Superintendent Of the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad; w. j. Magrath, Esq,
President, and b. T. Peake. Esq. superinten-
dent OF the South Carolina Railroad; Hon. Jno.
P. King, President, and E. W. Cole, superin-
tendent OF the Georgia Railroad and Atlanta
and West Point Railroad; William n. Wadley,
Esq, President Of the Central (Ga.) Railroad;
and C.J. Pollard, Esq, President, and Daniel
Grain: Superintendent Of the Montgomery and
West Point and Alabama and Florida Rail-
roads. fgis {iS;A's ~
The Convention was very harmonious in
its deliberations, and amongst other busi-
ness, adopted the report of committee Of
the body in favor Of fast mail schedule
between Nex York and Mobile, and two
through schedules daily between New York
and Charleston. Under this new schedule,
which will go into operation, if nothing
unforeseen occur, on May 10th, the running
time between New York and Atlanta will be sixty
hours, instead Of seyenty-two hours, as 1t now
is. Close connections will be made. and it is
expected that 1.-The great bulk Of the through
travel will naturally pass over the coast route,
in preference to the Tennessee line. The Con-
vention adjourned Friday night, subject to the
call Of the President:
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NO RESTRICTION OF RAvEL OR RESIDENCE
In any part of North America north of the southern
cape Of Fogidn, or in Europe at any season Of the
year.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE ON FEMALE LIVES
SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.

SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
Secures amount OF insurance to married woman,
whether effected by herself or her husband, or any
other person. for her sole and separate use and bene
t, and that Of her or her husbands children If any,
as may be expressed free from the control or claim
of her husband or creditors, or the person eechng
the same, or his creditors.
Liberal locn OF participating premiums upon the
profits of the Company. Lie policies after three
years, endowment after two years. non-forfett-
able AL policies after one year have surrender
value
Agents desiring to represent the Company will
please address the Home office.
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DIRECTORS.
JOHN ESpERs. lHENRY < ELLYsON.
WM. E. TAYLOR. ASA SNYDER
SAML. 5. COTTRELL. q. E. Q. BASKERVILLE.
John PURCELL. SAMUEL O. TARDY.
cHAS. T. WORTHAM GEORGE JACOBS.
VIM WILLIS, JR. J. W. ALLISON.
ED. A. SMITH. GEO. 5. PALMER.
THOMAS j. EVANS. a. D. CHOCKLtf
JAMES A. SCOTT. q. c. CABELL.
B. N. QUARLES. D. J. HARTSOOk.
WI. TYLER JOHN C. WILLIAMS.
J. E EDWARDS. WM G. TAYLOR.
4. 7. STOKES. A. 2. ABEL.
]. u. MORTON, VIM. B. IsAACS.
r. q. DIBBkELL. GEO. L. BIDGOOD.
WM. a. PALMER. SAML II. PRICE.
DAVID I. BURR.
J. L. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. JsAAcs, Tice-Presldent
D. j. HARTsooK, secretary.
CHARLES e. SMITH, M D., Medical Adviser.
JOHN q. CLAIBORNE,
General Agent
j. L. HONOUR, Agent.
No. BRUAD-SIREET,
April q limo Charleston, s. @.
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Furniture Of a Family leaving the State.
BY CLIFFORD g. MATHEWES.

VIII be sold on THURSDAY next. 7th instant, at No.
IA Anson.street east side, one door south OF Lsu-
= rens. at 10ts o'clock,
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of:
HANDSOME EXTENSION DINING TABLES,
Chairs, Sofas, Tets Tetes Ottomans, Marble Top
and plain Centre Tables, Bureaus, Washstands and
sidsboard, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Cottage Sets,
Rockers, Refrigerator, Piano, &C., and many ether
articles used n housekeeping.
Terms cash. and articles to be removed immedi.
ately after sale. muthS MAY
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3 estbooks ID the market. For sale at John BUS
seIls, King-street. ~ 10 g'sit ~
srx1aur on HAND.-on Saturday night while
white man Was engaged in conversation with
colured girl In Broad-street, she stole s105
from his yest and sloped The girl was arrest
ed :by the 8Sstectives osnd acknowledged the
sthsfs hut. he money u still non est.
ss HAy1sa pun1IsHrp the name Of MI. B. n.
Karshsn, of the frmof MarshAll b Bro, in the
list II banktupts o. Saturday, ,it Is but justice
TO ssste HAT the Marshall b Bro. referred to
is IN up tllrn having no connection
with with one Of ths ssme name In this city.
~ TN LATE B. b. cRssaAN.-Ths remains Of
the ,hteS B. b. Chapman, whose sudden and
regretted death has already been no6ced, were
brought TO sssha oily yesterday The: funeral
services WIN take place to-day In the Unitarian
]. Church, Arshdsle sle:s1eet, sat hafpsat five
so'clook. - s. ss -.
Rr1la1uus NEWS is undsrstood thst the
congregations Of the Wentworth street Baptist
Church and the Citadel Square Baptist Church
have united, and thst the two congregations
viii IN future worship in the Citadel Square
Church. under The pastoral charge Of the Rev.
E. T. Winkler, D. D.
,r......-r.-sT- g. -. Ch..,eo.on uote,
the following Masonic dignitaries are regis
tered: Henry W. Gray, Louisville, Ky.; Alex
snder g.. White, San Francisco, Cal; Thomas
". shandIer. Atlanta, Ga; Dr. B. J. Num-, Sa-
yannah; Frederick Webbes and John q. Homes,
/; louisville: r. j. Mott, Newbern; and 81. j.
shields. Mobile. = ss,;;sS
- = - - - .-;---:
THE New teaIslA en'l uRE--Mi is rumoreo tass
the new Legislature, amer organizing IN 20.
lumbis, VIII adjourn 70 sn,s c'ty 1or tne res. OF
the session. Inc cons'isasoa a.sa ua ~ s.nsra na'
CoumDa sra4 rsaA;n aa...,,,aeS @ ses' ~ tSs o con
currence oe two-third rdsaof both brsnches Of the
whole representation in the General Assembly.
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apromnent nrokes ON oloaa-suee'' uea ~ :
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T U s II z & Z e ID
E. q. Z ELL ER S & CO.,
Druggists,
No. 131 HEETING.STREET,
VICHY NDE G Ri L E
AND
KISSINGEN BITTER WATER,
In Original Packages.
April 80