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Spffial Nptiffs.
sToBARLEsroN GAS LIGHT CON

sTCHARLESTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, JANUARY s, 1s6s-Ata meeting
of the Board of Directors of the Charleston Gas
Light Company, held this day, the following resolu-
lions were adopted:
Resolved, That in view Of the many serious acci.
dents reported In the newspapers from the use Of
other lights and Ia the confident expecta ton that
the yubiio will sustain this Company In the reduc.
ton ot the price of gas by an increased consump-
tion that after tho expiration Of the present month
the price bs reduced to FOUR DOLLARS PEh
THOUSAND FEET.
R,solved, Thatas On additional intlucement to new
Consumers, the Company will supply and put In at
its own expense The service and supply pipe for the
basement story Of the house Of any new applicant,
under such regulations as the Board Of Directors
may establish. W. J. HENOF, secretary.
January IL
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INLAND ROUTE.

THROUGH TICKETS To FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE, VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON BEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD IND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
--5~S7h THE FINE, FAST STEAM E
.ss51.ssSs55. PILOT BOY. Captain FENN PECK, will
leave Charleston on Monday and Thursday Aornings
at Eight o'clock. Returning, leave ,avannah on.
Ttesd ~ and Saturday Aornisgs at ha!fpast Eigh
o'clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
Dec mber 40 Accomm ,da.ion Wharf.
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The large Slonthyon prize which is annual
" given in Par.s to grls conspicuous tor acts
OF generosity anl solf-donial, will this year be
awardcdSp Il young woman OF twenty, who
surporle1 her helpless parents by the most
unremttng to;i since her thirteenth year;
aai finally succeeded III purchasing little
house Tor them, Witch she decided to them.
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FROM THE STATE C.IPIE4L.

The state Orphan Asy1um-A Movement
for thc REPRESENTATION of south ca ro-
lima in General Grants Cabinet-The
Hank of the State Troub1c-1roposed
Suspension of the State University
a Senator i'll Difficulties - The Cha
tham Railroad Rcdivivus.
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FOR GEORGETONvN,s s. Co.
AND LANDINGS ON TIE PEEDEE RIVER.

.r-.~>A THE STEAMER EMILE, CAP
.Ei,EssSeZ2.TAIN ISAAC DAVIS, will receive
eight TKis Day o. South Comm srcial Wharf and
leave as above 7o-Morrow (Frday) Morning, 9th in
stant, at six o'clock
Returning will leave Georgetown on Monday Aorn-
ing, 11th instant.
freight for landings on the Peedee River will be
transferred to steamer GENERAL MANIGaULT at
Georgetown.
AL freight prepaid
No freight received after sunset.
SHaCKELFORD KELLY, Agents.
january No. Boyce's Wharf.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLEsTON.-CHARLE JANUARY !, 1853.
The ANNUAL ELEC lion for DIRECTORS Of this
Bank will br hold at the banking house on 1le'day
the 10th inst. Tolls open from Ten to Two oclocl.
WIN. C, BREESE,
January fmthm4 cashier.
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January 6

MAGNOLIA wATEn-Superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
january 4 tuths3
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p,,n H.sUssxysCx GE.

rf~@a-. The STEAMER "DlCTATOR,'
..aats-.-, ssi-, Captain CHARLES WILEY, will touch
at this point ever, Wednesday, Lowing savannah
Nine A. A., an on her refarn trip will touch there
on Sa,vydoy Afternoon. arriving b.ck at SavLanah
on Sttndly Morning. J. d. AIKEN l. Co,
November "a Agents.
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@NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at the meeting Of the Legislature an application will
be made fra Charter for the "DEUTSCHER Ar
TULERIE," Unterstuizungs Verein.
Decarnber 81 tn
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arsAvANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL
Road coNPANY-Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the savsn-
nab and Charleston Railrsad Company, advertised
to convene in Charleston on the 18th inst, Is post
ponea uatil the Third Wednesday in March, being
the 17lh day of the month.
BIZ order Of the Board Of Directors.
s.. W. FISHER.
Secretary and Treasurer.
aSrSayannsh Republican and Morning News will
please copy and send paper and bill to the office 3D.
yslnsh and Charleston Railroad Company.
January ths2
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TRAVELLERs PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- R0U rR TO FLORIDA, AIKEN
x.r-s.S. Aud othor places, should not fd
NEISifl to lay in their supplies OF PR0vl6.
LNtESlIfS&Y0 IONS, CLAREIs, CHAHPAGNE6
r-r.stffssstfss.ALw CORDIALS, BRANDIKJ, WITS
KTEs, WINES, UANNED MEATS, SOUPS; &C.
Pates OF Wild Game and Devilled ham for Sand.
wicbes and Lllncheous.
H4rSend for q catalogue.
WM S. CORWTN & CO.,
No. 275 King street,
Between Wentworth and Beaufaln,
Charleston, 8. @.
Branch of No. 900 Broadway corner 2Osh street,
New York. October28
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FOR NEW YORK.
Reg UzAR LINE EVERY THURSDAY

A~a THE STEAMSHIP sARAaosaA,
NR2HS3%y Captain O.. RYDER, Commander,
L3EXlI1&M0 will leave Vanderhorsts Wharf, on
r.ssssfe Tau,sdAy, January 7, 1889. at q
o'clock 7. II.
January< - RAVENEL Il CO., Agents.
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r OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, December az, 1854
DIVIDEND OF FIFTY CENTS PER SCARE on the
Capital Stock OF this Company having been declared
by the Directors the same viii be paid on and after
4onday 4th preximo.
The Books of Transfer will be closed from this
date to 4th pro1imo. W. ]. HEHior,
December 20 Secretary and treasurer.
s@ ALL Pc lSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the El.ate OF the late Captain JOHN
PALMER, Of st. Stephens Parish, are requested to
hand them in to 8. w. PALMER, and those indebted
to the Estate to make payment as above.
s. ". PALMER
Decemher 81 this Administrator.
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The following address to the City Council
upon subject of great importance to every
householder has been handed to US for publ
cation:
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EXCURSIONS AROUND THE HaRBOR
~, THE FINE FAST SAILING AND CON-
FOKTABLY appointed yacht ELEaNo
ANwill resume her trips to historic points In
S6the harbor, and will leave Government
Wharf daily at Ten A. II. and Three P. n
december IS smo Captain, on Board.
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32sh ]SabI;cations.
ABBOTT,s LIVE OF CHRIST.

JEsUs OF NAZARETH: HIS LIFE AND TEACHINGS founded
Gospels by Reference the Manners Gus
Religious Beliefs Institutions Of bis Ime' BY
ABBOTT Designs b. bore he LaToeh fenn aHa 0Def'
Crown ESQ., Cloth Beveed Edges 90 %.
The want Of popularity written Life Cist has ong been m h
Rrmberess Christian not Proe'a 'heosAh' A~l
scholars.
The sathor d this appeals to the imagination and the heart
r,Y a the critical Judgment his readers but While avoiding
polspos and theological dq-sonsevsythng in fact that would
orn romance snge ssoneu. respecting the
rinuiest detail that cannot be be vcrieed.
The wo fully indicated by simple title ii is Life Of The savior
freed dogmss theological critical with It's foundation resting
on the story tod by Bvarges the authenticity and accuracy OF
which throughout assumed Illustrated BY whatever & cen be
thrown upon Gospel careful study Of the
and condition Of the age.
The results many years study ecuood It's preparation are
not appended to TIE narrative in @ example te
story Of Chs trial perfect ancient jurisprudence slo"
m how that have been conducted
opens with short aud graphic account Of the Holy Land
then the Rise Progress Fall Hebrew Commonwealth traced
existing Of things the birth Of ChI John TIE
Bspsts mlsson With analysis q lis teachings given as hn
prelude Appearance Of Christ tie earthly scene Of his wander
hgs bis suferings an his sriunIh
Jesus followed step step bis first appearance a. child in
the Temple his agony Mouut Calvary Every part in t'
ronrous pilgrimage Historically verified and yet as tod By Mr. ~
nan Abbott far lsrey and romantic interest any TO-
nance that the human mind conceived.
The elegantly BY drawings made aad engraved by
foremost artists o. M Day AMI two connect and beautifully executed
maps l reader a following tie weary waHd'rns' Of tie Savior
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DIR. BELLOws's TRAVELS.


THE OLD WORLD ~ IT'S NEW FACE IMPRESSIONS OF
EUROPE Is l35g53 Bye W. BELLows Vols l2no.,
Cloth. SO 90 Vol H. just ready
1t interesting all hoag has many picturesque descriptions
observation while has the great advantage Of
being Independent and self reliant IN tone Dr. Bellows 70
anything just said the thing ar
the proper aud conventional observation to make One cf
valuable passages tie book that which contains authors
views the prospects su promises Of Greece he has higher hopes
for Greece than foreign observers have; but his hopes founded
good sense sentiment aad lie rhtN Independent Jan
J. 1868
Dr. Beows sketches ral spirited instructive srd interesting
lie observes quickly and kee aud great deal more than most
people strong Favor hs individually where
-lAmeriean Presby eran and Theological Review.
lie good painter Of the visible, writes Vigorously aud with
much fesh criticism thut shows Of AEairs. Of the
present boar lions Herald
There wleawAke observation Of people ant eduea
1ou manners Institutions eune. national character 6e As
quick bhud restless eye make in shasY ans4e style genial
and full Of poiuts-lBostou Advertiser
The Letters Of thought Of experience and wisdom
keen Observer and sue wdterlNeN-York Commercial
Very interesting -lBhaotheea sacra
Aehuss and hearty in these E7enirg Post
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Y.sal Notitt,.

49, ~>.
southssery Fort Greene place and De Kao Hyenu IN
thence souey along eastery SIDE Of Fort Greene place he
way rog pary wall uBdred 00 feet thence sIu
parallel Fort Greene place twenty El ee tlfncs
pS: s 70 s% e e The at place Of beginning
gether with all and Singular tie tehemeht
ge7a1s.s ta be- oengY ,a I niece ~ parcel 81
land with the building thereon situate lying and being tns
Eleventh Ward City Brooklyn in the County OF Kings ana
pot ON the easter place te Canton stres
distant souhey hundred and naet.o y t even inches ron
the soussey Of Fort Greene place and De Nap avenue s
running thence in outhey direction aong 5e easteTy SIDE TOT.
Greece place feen 10 ee su saser ann tt Anse 70
For. Greene place 5 the,ce westerly and again right
angles to Fort Greene place na ST' Toe distance nIs1n S %
Mug together With e appunsuees teremeuts and heres-~
thereto sppsrtaihiug or ia sny wise belotgiag
DAeu NV" ora. '-ul''' ''' D. HAwLgY. Referee
SAMUEL W. JUDsoN PaintTs AOueT, No. 91 Na,ssgst Ss"
York City jay I1sv.s
COURT. -BENJAMIN ID. ELLIE
- sganst SOLOMON ANDREWS. jr MAGGIE A. ANDBEHS d.,
vile SOLOMON ANDREWS individually and Bxecutoof JOSIAH
D. ANDREWS DECEASED AID offers IN pursuance oi u
action oh 18Th day Of Noyembef 1895 DAVID MhMLf ihs
Referee sad judgment will sell q public AeCoS tSGoIgp
ssav City Of Ne sYork lUbSAf ae ga Gay Of pc
ceber 1868 O'Clock OF that y We following describes
being on the sou.h side Of street ~ tie Fhh Ward ofthe
City NswYork described follows viz point Oh we
soulberly side Of Walker stree' dstsHt re-
souheassery Walker street ava cspe street
called West Broadway snd running thence soar ~ sn sngs
Walker buudredaDdsr feet heace easty ana pseI
Walker twenty thence noey nds1
feet street westerly along sad Walker street twenty
several lots upon part the estate be-
longing heirs Of Anthony LPsD'r deceased ,fe Man
andh and known as Number Walker street.
Dated Hew.Ysrk, Nov a. 1852 D. HAWLEl: nsses
Ms 2aN3sW HlNSDALE * I'll EnsOs,
Til. above sale (, adjourned urt Tuesday January 10 100 at
De- 2aSWGs Referee.
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n11kr,s otRrATrR REITAIN.

onEArER BRITAIN: RECORD OF TRAyEL Is ESGLiSH
SPEAKING COUNTRIES DCRING 1865 AND 1901 BY q WENT
WORTH DILKE. with Maps and Illustrations i2mo Cloth 81
The book NAV be read by au resies Those who ook only
or amusement viii them In tie personal narrative
While the thinking portion community may study its pages vh
advantage London Review
full Of uSgey and power pleasant 70 read as rec'l
Of travel but possessing srcr upon attention than mere
travellers story.-lLoudou Dsiy News
Its ucus lively and agreeable style that 1t
implies great deal physical pluck that DO page oft falls to show sn
and highly intelligent observer that stimulates the Imagination
a. well as tle judgment Of The reader SATURDAY Review.
He has flu abundant entertainment the o. pointed stories
ard anecdotes ofP'a,es eri Ttsans-ILo,ter
Nj Dls,s tha OF b1ad partisan but be i Mt
slamel li Ae b9-aue happens to be Amecan Tie
bOok widely aitsd both eouuiHeL-lNesloFk
Tribune
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!aotitss Of 9mkruuttu.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES the DISTRICT Of NEW-JERShIIn the matter OF
JAMES WINTER Bankrupt The said Bankrupt having applied
the Court for discharge from bis debts ~ order OF the Court noe
creditors who their debts and other per
Interest appear Twertrh day Of January A. d.
1863 sad Terton, Newersey,
show discharge should not be guteu the said Bank
hereby that tho second and b meet
ns Bankrupt required by the 9Th and 18th sections
will before s. Morris Register his dice No ~
Brosst H.Esk Friday the daT January A. D.
1853 at 10 o'clock K. MERCER SHREVE Clerk.
Js9 lawns
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LOVE As LAW. ATrease Moral Science By MARK lIor
Erys D. D. LID, President OF Williams College One vol 4mo
VI IS
This work both theoretical aud practical In the theoretical part
made rational both based ends and Involving p'u
Obligation distinction from ht made the moral ideas The
foundation oob,ion i discussed and reconciliation odaeren
systems attempted In practical part The Law ofLoveb applied
Of Limitation and with Classification Of
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LITERARY.

A new English work by w. F. Reid, c. t.,
on "The Manufacture Of Portland Cement" has recently
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of which extensive pagarsms nom Maior.Gen CIR
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Cemeuts and Mortars We presume the procession IN
America perfectly willing 10 furnish material Tor the
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due credit is given aud the ordinary courtesy among
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VNHE MERCANTILE AGENCY REFER
IL ENCR BOOK-DUS BARLOW A 10 "

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