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W-fSHINGTON.
WAsIllNoroN, December %


The Mexican Commission have as yet made
no legal DECISIONS; in fact, the cour, is not yet
organized, an umpire being misunderstanding, who
represents Mexico, ohccting 20 the American,
and Ashton, who represents America. objecting
to the Mex. = .5,r'pincc. The nomination Of
umpire has u.. :errcu 10 the English Minister,
Thornton.
This mornings Chronicle says: ..Thc state.
ment from this city To- The New York Tribune,
and published i'll that paper OF yesterday, impu-
ting certain views ami purposes on She Cuban
question to the President, Mr. Fish. s.tc:crry of
state, and Senator Sumner, Is, In ali IT,, asscr-
t0ns ami infcrcnces, utterly without f0unda-
ton" Tho statement alluded to Is as follows:
There comes report i'll reference TO Cuba from
such wcll.informcd and usually trustworthy
source, that your correspondent does not feel at
and unlocked for that lie does not feel ut liberty
10 crHlit 1t. II Is 10 the effect that the admins
pror Of I@ cangns ns' lis course With rcfenoe
10 Cnhn, and speedily recognizing the heliiycrent
rights OF the Insurgents This course Is lmpclled
and The temper OF the majority In Congress. Tic
report further states that Secretary Fish and Sen,
ntor Sumner have expressed, within three days
past such views as would Indicate q changing
policy toward the CShans, and higher conG-
ucnce In their future. The President has been In
formed hy leading Republicans In Congress that
the country is greatly dissatisfied mt the Cuban
policy of the administration and one OF the lead.
crs Of the House assured the President that IL
would be impossible tOprcvcnt In Congress severe
criticism OF the position assumed In the message
when the holidays were over, unless some carly
md favorable action were taken on tho Cuban
subject In further evidence OF the probability
of the change Indicated, Senator Sumner has
assured II gentleman OF high position that lie
was prepared to sustain The recognition OF
Cuba as soon rs lie became convinced that that
republic was committed To emancipation. In
The same interview, the senator niimatcd that he
Mns now more favorahly impressed on that point.
The ADMINISTRATION is In possession OF onlcial
copies Of President CespctcS' proclamation OF
November 80, AMI of de allied accounts OF the opc.
ratiOns OF the Cuban army unller Gen. Cabadas,
the favorable character OF which documents may
have had some effect. The foregoing Information
Is not derived from Cuban sources no member OF
the Jnnta or nry agent thereof, so far as IL
known In the city. But il the information indi.
Gated In this dispatch is worthy Of belief as 1t nl-
pears to DC, there is little doubt that the govern
mcnt will soon accord the rights OF bCrcrency
TO the Cuhans. The writer however. does not
rcuch for The statements but transmits them ON
account OF their Importance.
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10 CLiEEsE a, hs lHIT4TIyENBss-IIis imitatIvcness
Is wen Illustrated by the current story that once
when employed as cook, he saw hIs mis-,
coso caess nrGak four eggs throwing away be.
cause II was bad, and dropping the three others
INTO pudding, and he never afterwards made a
puauing himself without first carefully breaking
one egg and throwing 1t away. Here is another eX.
ample: San Francisco lady hired a Chinese boy
WI, WHO SPOKE no English. The Chinese keeper OF
the intelligence Office said to her: "Just tellco
aarG alm once what you likee him do every day, ond
every day nc 60 right along and do tn The next
morning when the lad came ahe pointed out 10
L1II MN his various duties from cellar to garnet.
when these were oil done she noticed that tho
glass OF the transom over the front door was soed
and, showing him the stepladder, made signs for
MIN to clean It,. This done, he was dismissed.
But he cleaned that glass again the next day,
anu inc next, and the next At first shc fanced
mat ne mad found some defect In the work OF the
s srst a afternoon. and wished to make It perfect;
bis daily duty. All her attempts to explain tho
mater 10 him proved fruitless, and shc was
nAay obliged to go back to tie intelligence ONCE
ana an, nave the keeper Of II TO- instruct the boy
snat tne ransom was to TO cleaned not every
NTs1cfe tpfN'en ov A. p. Richardson.
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pEDDLIHG PARDoxs.
Why tho Disabilities of Southern pIcn
are not Removed.

.'Mcck" writes from Washington TO the Gin
cinnati Enquirer:
People must not misunderstood the motives OF
Congress in refusing TO grant general amnesty,
ana prc[erring to pass bills every now and then
giving pardons to specially .named individuals
This course Is pursued for purpose baser and
more vile than mere politics. Not alone that they
publican party In the South by excluding NIL who
lean to the Democratic party from the privilege
OF amnesty: Tho chief object Is to keep
omen tire door for corruption ana bribery
ney; individual amncstIes can be, and often are
made source OF revenue to the men who deal
them out. cannot say positively that any men,
her OF Congress has been paid directly for secur.
but can say that persons have paid as high as
500 FOR that privilege: The money Is paid to the
influential friends OF Radical members OF the Re-
constructions Committee; a..l take 1t that this
statc OF affairs Is not entirely unknown to those
members: Men come here from the South 10 get
their disabilities removed They want TO be ell
glble fer o1lce OF some kind. They are very soon
directed TO some one who can have their names In
serted In the next bill and for this insertion they
are Willing to pay literally Their money is taken
the men who frat received II. These ure factu OF
which every member or Congress Ia aware. Time
was when tile nero suspicion OF this truth would
have called for q searching investigation. But
penetratcs every department Of the government
now-frOm the Executive who sells hls Cabinet
positions to the highest bidder to the bureau chiefs
who cxtort dollar donations from the STRIVING
Inquiry, because 1t Is impossible to tell where II
Will stop or TO what II win lead. One OF these
days the people Will wake up to the fact that grea.
yer crimes may bc ed against nation by
tllieyes disguised In the livery or loyalty than by
belllOn.
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sPARKS FRoN TIE WIRES.

inc revenue yesterday was s32O, 600
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury Richardso
goes out OF ohlce positively OH january.
Senator Pratt, OF Indiana, has resigned.
1t is now said that the decrease In the pab,Ic
debt hardly reaches s3,ooo0oo. 1t was about
sio,ooo,ooo little while ago.
1t Is reported that Postmaster Crcsswcll has
contracted with the Williams and GuIon and
National steamship lines for carrying the Atlantic
mails.
large number OF vessels, with cargocs from
foreign ports have arrived at New Orleans:
among them the new steamship Statesman, OF the
New Orleans and Liverpool line.
DIR. James Dove, OF Richmond, is dead.
The Richmond Chamber Of Commerce have pc.
tiiioncd Congress to release from the payment OF
the revenue tax whisLey or tobacco which may
be destroyed by fire or burnt.
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5.o- TO TIE FRIENDS OF OLD ST
STEPHENS CHURCH, ST. STEPHENS PARISH
AND BRETHREN OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH..
With the consent of the Bishop OF the Diocese,
] purpose, through Gods assistance, to reopen
this venerable Colonial Church. II Is nom sixty
years since II has 6een closed, and the Old con-
grcgation has long since scattered, but during
the past summer have repeatedly preached In It,
and, though my services were at night, always to
large and attentive congregations, OF both white
nnd colorcd. feel assured that there IA here a
wide icld for successful missionary wors. The
building, substantial brick structure, Is In good
preservation, hut the interior was much injured
during the war. | nech about Is $l0O0) one thans-
anu doIiars TO repair II, enclose tue grareyuru
and fit mp parOchinl school. Thcpcoplc, though
In moderate circumstances ami not Epbsoopuli-
nns, have subscribed literally for these purposes
but they cannot do ALL therefore confidently
appeal to my brethren OF the Diocese und especi-
ally 10 those OF Charleston, st. Johns, st. Ste
phen's and elsewhere, friends relatives and desceu
dants OF the dead buried around thIa sacred
building. sock 10 rescue from desecraiisn the
graves OF the love,l and honored, and to rchallsu
the spot where they sleep with the word an,i wor-
ship OF God Help me with your gifts AID your
prayers. In your Christmas ana New Years
offerings, remember this work for Jesus sakel
Contributions may be sent to me- addressed
"Aonck's Corner" or to Messrs. THURSTON &
HOLINESS Charleston, sc. PF STEVENS.
iiec2l tuth4
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THINGS IN CLARENDON.
Miscegcnntfon-Robb New Reli-
ElOn.
lFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE


[FROH OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
MANNING December 81.
We have had heavy and continued rains for
The lost five days, and the country is almost del
nged with water. Christmas passed away al
quietly as any other day, nothing unusual having
occurred beyond the popping OF q few flre.crack-
era by the Juveniles.
tournament is reported to take place here TO.
morrow, but from present indications the weather
will be inauspicious for this time.honored amuse.
nent.
Recently white woman In Piowdsn's Mills
township. In this county, was married to a negro
man named Johnson, who, under General Govern-
or Scott# administration, Is figuring here as
magistrate. The same negro has been charged
with forgery, but suppose that would be rather
recommendation than otherwise to the carpet
bag autocrat who wields the sceptrc over our
State.
Ihe negroes have started some Kind OF an or
ganization here OF a religious % character, in
which only females are allowed 10 oflcIatc-thc
membership being composed OF the same scX
your correspondent has not yet been able to ind
ont the SPECIFIC purpose of this new association
Yankee freedman's bureau agent, named
"Blgger," had his horse stolen from him in the
wee snla hours OF last night, by, 1t is supposed,
one OF Ills former p,'ote0es. How ungrateful, to
steal from his benefactor No doubt the said
agent has been murmurng ever since he discoy.
cred The theft, F" Ea ia Br1ten
The negroes have held various labor meetings
mere, but no result has rs yet been attained
which Will enable them to do nothing and get
81 per day orit.
wrote you at length month since, and hav.
ing seen no publication OF my letter or extract
therefrom In THE NEWS; have concluded the said
letter Tailed TO arrive at its destination.
FRANZ
I've regret that the letter spoken OF by our cor.
respondent did not reach us-ED NEwsl
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thai your people should know that the
warincst friends OF your country among us
lo not not sympatlliZc The icaat with your ntt-
tude ON the subject OF our differences. Keep them
open II you please. ns yom have II perfect right
10 dO. IL is undoubtedly more inconycncnt
for us than for sou that they should be kept open,
anu therefore, possibly from the uDint oi view of
politicians, your government is bound TO set all
the advantage II can out Of the position. Hut
let this be done on i,s merits: and lr you could
lei us see that after live years some OF you NJ
ietst are able To recognize, II hot 10 appreciate.
What really happened over here While the great
struggle Went on, II would yer, much rejoice al
OF us who are jealOus for the name and loyalty
hopeful for the future OF the great Auglo-SaNon
Republic.
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@I- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAy-
ING claims against the Estate OF DIR. J. l.. NOW
ELL, late Of ST. James Santeo, will present them
to the undersigned Properly atlcsted, within the
time prescribed by law. All indebted to said Es-
tate will please make payment Mt once.
f. w. NOVEL;, r,o,..
tlcc7 lmo L. q. NOVEL;, / ENecusors.
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a~NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

SN-NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ut the expiration OF three months, application
Will bc made for renewals of the following GER
TIFlCATEs OF STOCK, the originals OF which
have been lost viz: In Bank OF Charleston,
No. 1869 FOR thirty-two (32l new Shares; In Union
Bank, No. : for seventeen IN Shares both above
standing i'll namc OF Henry Il. Frost; and In
Planters and Mechanics Bank OF South Carolina
No. 1919 for foryslX U46) Sharcs No. Il 22s for
ten Co) Shares. and No. 1924 for two t2) Shares,
in name OF Henry II. Frost, Trustee
THOMAS FROST, JR.,
,lcc49 1amo3 Executor.
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= HEIY TIRGINI4 BILL.

RICHMOND Dcoomuor so
ihe State Central Committee OF tho Radical
seccders VIII submit bill to Congress providing
that the Legislature shall mect and take only the
oath prescribed In the Fourteenth amendment.
anu after cecting State officers and judges shall
adjourn and submit Its work to Congress, upon
whose approval the State shall be admitted.
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TIE COTTON CROP.

WASHINGTON, December 90.
The report OF the Agricultural Bureau just
out makes the cotton crop 100000 commercial
bales fully equal TO 5000 600 bales or 400 lbs each
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90 OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY, DECEMBER %, lso9.-Thc
Board OF Directors having declared II Dividend OF
FIFTY CENTS per Share on the Capital Stock OF
OF this Company, the same will be paid TO Stock
holders on and after Monday, 10th proX. The
Books OF Transfer Will be closed from this date
until tile 10Th proN. w. J. HElilOT,
uec29 IL Secretary and TrcnSurer
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4 NEW DIsEsTA BLIsHNENr.
KINGSTON. JAMAIc. Deeeml

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, December 80.
The passage of the Church Discstablshmcnt
bill having disendowed many clergymen, they
have resorted to manual labor for q livelihood.
This looks like caHaiu. We know Of no
church dlscstasshment in Jamaica, whatever
there may bc in Ireland And the dispatch Is
dated December SOL
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gss- TO PRINTERS.-IF YOU WANT
NEWS, BOOK, CAP, DEM and MEDIUM PAPERS,
Bill Heads, Statements Cards, Card Board, Print
Ing Material. binding. ltulng and Cutting 60 to
EDWARD PERRY, No. l55 Meeting street. oppo
site Charleston Hotel. Charleston, s. O.
decll 6mOS
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dcc.0 1amo3

Gs-NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-TuE
Steamship SATAuoSSA is THIS DAY disoharging
Cargo ut Yandsrhorst's Wharf. AL Goods not re-
moved by sunset Will remain Cu wharf Mt owners
a.. nay1r,,,,. a, ~,
lec2S 3 Anon,,
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Ga- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to the Estate OF the late MORRIS Sc
LlGMAN, Merchant, Will please make payment;
and those having claims against the same will
present them, properly attcsted, to the under
signed, at No. South Atlantic Wharf
y. II DOWNEY
uec23 tllSG Al, ninIs
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GB- MANIIOOD.-AM MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure OF Decline In Premature
Man, the treatment OF Nervous and Physical Dae
bility, &c.
"There Is no member OF society by whom this
book will not be found useful, whether such per-
SON holds the relation OF Paren. Prcccptor or
Clergyman Medical Times and Gazette
Sent by mall on receipt OF 1fiy cents. Address
ID. q. aent1 1vr
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dec23 tlls6

@N- CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY
COMPANY, CHARLESTON, S. c., DECRMBER ~,
ts6o.-A Quarterly Dividend OF ONE DOLLAR
AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per Shar. has been
declared by the Board OF Directors Of this Com
pany, and the same viii be paid OIL and after
SATURDAY, the 1st January, 1870, OIL application
at this ONCE.
by order. S. w RAMSAY
dec2S tuths3 Secretary md Treoaurer
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@s- NO CURE, NO PAY.-FORREsT'S
JUMPER TAR fer Coughs, Group, whooping
Cough Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Splitting
of Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. 35 cents.
N. B.-The genuine article has yellow labels
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold by G. W. AIMAR, Agent,
Corner King and Vanderhorst streets.
nOy25 thatu3mo ~o'''
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BrTHE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNU-
L. -H0STETvTEntS IrnItoul ctntan ai...a.,s. 1A..

EBTHE GREAT PICTORIAL, ANNU-
AL.-H0STETTER'S United States Almanac for
1870, for distribution, gratis, throughout tho
United States, and all civilized countries OF the
Western Hemisphere, Is how ready for distrlbu-
tlon, and oil who wish TO understand the true
philosophy OF health should read and ponder the
valuable suggestions |: contains. In addition to
on admirable medicinal treatise on tho Causes
prevention and cure OF great variety OF diseases
It embraces large amount OF Information inter.
estin2 to the merchant, the mechanic, the miner
the farmer, the planter, and professional man;
AMI tho calculations have been made for such me-
ridians md latitudes as are most suitable for a
correct and comprehensive National Calendar.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects Of IIOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
the staple tonic AMI Alternative OF moro than half
the Christian world, arc fully set forth In its
pages, which aro also ntersperscd with pictorial
ustr t.ons, valuable recipes for tho household
md farm, humorous anecdotes, and other In
siruciivc nnd amusing reading matter, original
and selected. Among the ANIMALS appearing with
tho opening OF the year, this Is one OF the most
useful, and may be had for the asking. Tho
proprietors. Mcssrs. HosTETTER SMITH, on
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by mall TO any person who cannot procure one in
his ncIghborhood. Tho BIrTERS are sold in every
city, town and village, and arc extensively used
throughout tho entire civilized world.
deca7 eD&O t'-
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~THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAK.
RHRA C0RDIAL.-Tlis article, SO well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern states
as Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, Ia
now offered to the whole country.
1t Is Invaluable to every lady, both married and
single.
No family can Afford to be without It, ami uone
Will to whom Its virtues are known.
For sale by oil Druggists and general dealers
D6WIE L NOISE
octll 3m0SDhC General AQeutg
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday, pccenbo,
q, 1909, by the ltcv. Edward Palmer, JAMES /,
iiEf~ARp, ir., AMI SALi.IE li daughter Of u. I.
BctlOn, ESQ.
SBr Colnmbi" phcniX will please copy
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College students la 20 legend OF q mcchani.
cnl and perhaps sleepy parsnn at morning prayers
WHO prayed that "thc inefficient MAY lie made
ehlclent, the intenperatc temperate, ana the In.
dustrlous dustrIous,o
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ES-PROpOSALS FOR COAL.-SPAN-
ISL CONSULATE, No. IS BROAD STREET.-PRO.
POSAl.S Will be received for supplying tile Span
ish Fleet with COAL, according 10 the conditions
presented at this 0nce, until IL A. N. To-Day
The party whose proposals will be admitted
will have die right to furnish tue remainder Of the
Fleet should II enter the harbor.
+. II. DE- M0NCADA,
dec30 Spauish cons.,
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9ss- NOTICE.-OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, s. C.-Thc COUPONS for interest
on the Bonds OF the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Company FIRST MORTGAGE, which
mature January 1st, 1870, viii be paid on presen-
tation at the banking house OF H. II. KIMPTON,
Financial Agent State OF South Carolina, No. o
Nassau street, New York. $. w. FISHER,
dec27 13 Treasurer
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~ OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS
COMPANY, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER Is, 1862
Tile onicc of this Company has been REMOVED
from No. lii Meeting street to No. 81 uasci street,
Immediately IN rear Of the Pavilion Hotel
7. ID. GILLESPIE,
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gas- GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co.
for wATER-PROOF TWEED OVER SACKS, for
%. declS stuth
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3arFlRST NATIONAL BANK OF
ilARlESroN.-CHARLE DECEMBER 20.
is6o.-rhis Bank will be closed OH SATURDAY
next, New Years Day. The business OF thu, day
must therefore be anticipated.
WILLIAM G. gREKSE,
bcrs0
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AS4- n y T G E.-THE PUBLIC ARE
hereby cautioned against crediiing any OF the
Crew Of the Norwegian Bark SKJoLD, as tho
master and consignccs will not be responsiblc for
any debts contracted. ROBT. HURE co,
dcc3o Ao.,,s
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"A secret touching the fall In printed mnslins
has Just leaked ont. Sprague, Of Providence, has
in his employ young German named PrnfI WHO
not long ago invented method by which the
printing OF cotton cloth IN the Provldcncc mills
Is done % saving or from one TO two cents
yard. Whlle engaged In his experiments nc made
the bleaching. which now requires forty eight
hours, may be thoroughly completed In much
less than ono hour. These discoveries enable
Spra9uc to undcrsci ali other manufacturers of
callooes, and give him virtually the control
or tho market. Prans industry and practl
orally rewarded; but It is said that his share in
the reanlt or the valuable discoveries bc has
made VIII be little short OF &4,Vo0,oeo.
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.lcc50

IsM-TllE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON, DECEMBRR
80, 1s6?-Ths Office will be closed on SATURDAY
next, New Years Day. Paper payable on shat
day must he anticlps.ex.
THOMAS r. WARtNG,
dec3O C,snIer
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The New York Herald OF Monday says: eat
eleven O'Clock yesterday morning q panic oc.
CURED IN ST. james Roman Catholic Church. In
James street. which fortunately resulted in no Sc.
rlous injury TO life or properly. At the above
,our quantity or cvergrccns In the gallery, near
tne organ, took fre from gas JET which bcIng
observed by some timd person, the aiarm OF firc
,, was raised; The Widest confusion for q short
Iimc prevailed the. congregation leaving their
seats, besides many jumping from the galleries 10
inc alsles beneath, IN their EFFORT to escape from
tne e1ihce. Detective MnlIoncy, OF the Fourth
pIeclnct, being In tile church, mounted a railing
anu warned the people 10 keep their seats Us there
~ %as no immediate danger, whloh had the effect
VI restoring the panc.strcken audience to their
lenses asIses' none OF whom were injured. The fire was
almost Immediately eXtinguIslied bY the nremon 81
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, GO-SIlIPpERS PER STEAMERS DC
TAToR, CITY POINT and PILOT ROY are hereby
notified that no freight will he received after sun.
set OH the days Of their sailing.
deco J. ID. AIKEN & Co. Agents
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NS- -NOTICE.-OFFICE COUNTY COM
MIssIoNERs, PIREPROoP BUILDING, CHARLES
TON, g. c., December 20, ISss.-An persons Re-
failing LIQUORS In the County are hereby called
upon to take out Licenses for one year, from lst
January, 1870.
Every violation OF the law relative to these Ii
censes Will be prosecuted and the penalty strictly
enforced. F. LANCE,
dec23 Clerk Board c. O.