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BIRTH IN STATION HOUsE.-This morning.
Mary Dorsey, came to the seventh precinct
statiOn-hOuse, corner of r street and New Jer-
sey avenue, stating that she was about to give
birth to child, and had just been turned out in
she lived, i'm an alley in the of the station.
Sergeant johnson Immediately admitted her,
and procured the services of colOred midwife
IN the neighborhood, as also DIR. 8. Sylvester,
and at seven O'Clock this morning the woman
gave birth to a male infant, (still-bOrn.) The
woman still remains at the station, and will as
soon as she can be removed, be sent to the
almshOuse.
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WE RECOMMEND

The g Oak HALF Clothing and Customer Tailor
ing Establishment 10 any of our readers who
contemplate purchasing their Winter Clothing
l.. ID. BARBOUR & Co,
11,22.6 46o 9TH street, opposite Post Office.
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JET .IEwELRY,
Jet Chains,
Orode Plain Rings,
Alaska Diamonds,
Silver-plated Ware,
Dolls and Writing Desks,
Received this morning at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
between and 9Th streets.
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BAsE BALL--The Olympic Cab, q Caapepss,
Va, arrived here this morning, e play match
teur.) They are quartefed st the Metropelitan
Hotel, and WIN spend several days sight sssine.
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SIC. TEN DOLLARS. SO.

Chinchilla Oyercoats.
Light Drab and Brown colors, just received a,
A. Suaus' Popular Clothing House. Penn ave-.
bet. 10th and 18th sts., Sd door east of 18th st.
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FRoN Mr.. j. c. PARKER Ne have the "Cstch
Word Ledger Index, }" an excellent thing for bu-
siness men, enabling them TO turn in moment
% any name i'm their ledger, the first three or
four letters OF each being at the head Of the col
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LIMITED STATES RAIEHF oITICT.

UNITED STATES PAINE oZTICs.
~on the lstits@ g J. 81 fffisS, y ~ = -:
Msse preytng for The extension Of I pstrrf
stock: 49, - foDer
Hberaered shst IL tsufinooy 4, N. ,...A.s.-.
Sn tne ID day q Decs0br next, that TIE 80 -,
nime eftme1n - ~ ExaminerS reDort SsuS
Ss:sis. 81 -. . 8: az. 3;: :ss =. - "A
Any psrs'n ~ or iesxssl(11.-.-
Dey t}sNpW go ~ 1900.
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CITIZENS OF INDIANA residing i'm this CITY
have organized Republican Association by
electing Il. w. Gibson Temporary Chairman and
Charles +. Murray Secretary. A COMMITTEES %
drsft constitution and bylaws was appointed e
follows:-W. II. Goddart, j. H. Dufbur T.. p,
Williams, j. H. Stine and Lee II. Woods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-26

EAST INDIA CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS
beautiful assortment, both Long and Square
Just received, and will be sold cheap by
noOeo4w HOOE & BRO.
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE.

United STATES PATENT OFFICE.
On On. ,as,, asHiS :. I1n Noyenber n, leep.
e1n sSsasnd praEtng fer the extessos Of patent
toerteen years from the l1th day Of February Is6S
Steel: Stoie ot Iron ma
ea 4 S1dsssd that the Testimony in this sca.e be
Uni io5 nng argunsnts and the Examiner report
INA, ssa petition Be beard the ssh dsy q jan
Amy person may oppose this exsensien.
nor.,. sAMUEL 3. USHER,
- 49, commissioner Of Patents.
United STATES PAfKNT OFFICE,
WAsHrNeTou, ID. O.. EoyeTuber NJ ,aeo
IN tne EDITION q MARGARETTE H.. RaRT0x
10 .SiHAkL ~ A; BUELL., OF Chatham. Conn !
adm1nistrators Of thsosslafe Of Jason Rsrt Sonn
jason Sf BARON s os a. q ,sssct 70 ssd
,seSed on The 20 day g Sctobsr is54 fcr ss ,m
II e ordsred Tia tke Ssstinoay IN the CO. IA
aossn on tne ~ Gay q March next: tSss - time
i 10; nnne afEuspfs md TIE ExsminsrS re.ert ne
pe;ep e BE- ne sss s az q Hsrch snd sIss I'd
Any psrs0n nay opIcce {Ais sxssesioe. IN
49, .esSS s0mm1nuionor ~ $780,.
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THE SUIT AGAINST THE COIPORATION.-A
few DAYS since we noticed the fact that Bar &
Co. had entered suit against the Mayor, Board
Of Aldermen and Board of Common. Council of
the city Of Washington, to recover the sum of
s2015 for goods claimed to have been furnished
the Washington Asylum on the sd OF April,
1sfs. The case was set for hearing yesterday
before Justice Walter, when the trial was re-
moved to Justice ID. X. smith, under an afida-
Cook, ''that he does not believe the said Justice
(Walter) will give the defendant q fair and i'm
partial trial, on account Of prejudice" In ac-
cordanse with the above, Justice Smith has
named the LIST Of December a. the day Of trial.
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SAFE OF RFAL EsTATE-Messrs- j. T. Cold
vel a. Co., aacboneers, have sold part OF lot
Ne ., in square 5iz, fronting on 4th street W. ~
"a feet. and running back l00 feet, improved by
a small brick house, for 81 SO, to Gustavus
ssesS,~T.
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CARD
-. p. CRUTCHET, THE WELL.KNOwN CA.
TERER, has opened branch on the southwest cor.
of 18th and streets, Pennsylvania avenue, for
the convenience Of his customers in the First Ward
where he will continue, as heretofore, to pay par
ticular attention TO the FURNISHING OF DIN
NERS, PARTIES, &C, &C He also has some very
finely Furnished Rooms for rent no IL -eo6t
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LOOK or FoR YoUR UNTKxATKD HOUSES
The brick residence on i street, between 18th
and 18th streets, recently purchased BY VIM H.
dempsey, ESD, was ON Wednesday night last
Of all the gas and water pipes thew could Law
their hands on, wrenching the same from the
nails, and even removed the zinc lining from
,he bath tubs in the house.
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sAMARIfAN,s GJPr !.
AVA BOWLING SALOON.
UNDER METROPOLITAN NAIL
PENN'A AVENUE, NEAR llrH srRrtT Mr.,
GEORGE BAUER, Proprietor.

Open from q. m. 20 L D. m The Bar IA stocked
with the finest Liquors, Wines and Ales
segars Of the finest brands
Cell and see. ALL
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The FIRE COMPANIES answering the alarm
for the fire at Jay Cooke & Co.'S banking house.
Yesterday morning, were the Union and PRANK,
lin engines and Metropolitan hook and ladder
Their members were 81 prompt and active that
after the fire was extinguished Mr.. Cooke pre-
sented them with n check for $40, the money to
be divided among the members. The firemen
essire, through US, To express their hearty and
bincere thanks to the liberal donor.
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SEE ADvKRTfsENExT OF Col. Robert Rova In
another column At his extensive stove farSorv.
No S9 9Th street, he is now prepared to furnisb
stoves, ranges, &c, Of any size or sfyle Re-
pairs ii all kinss receive his prompt attr,.<ir,,
This Is one OF the largest establishments I'm m.
sity, and should be visited By all purchasers
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OvELTY FOUNDRY. AND MACHINl
PARxxRsBuSSSS, VEST VIRGINIA.

We bave On hand one Portable Steam Saw Nm Of
Horss Power thst W. vm selt ct our. works lor
Tor tArschirg machines q q horse power; also, nv
sf R' g sesi3ss q vAsss 1 e e ho.
- Seond ha1o nac1tusfy, e1gines or iron, would @
% 3 s. 81 's - Pskss.S -; W. W. v 4 S
eTHE HI0H14f Cash PAID IO1 LADIE5,,
= 01eYp en4 chi1drepI Cssl-oa Cleehin&, 1sets.
Se 49, "a "a n12s sssIs e - ss.sss
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foRRECTIoS.-lti l. Nh. JudSon s. Brown, and
hot MI D. Sayles Brown, as the types made us
say YESTERDAY, who is the School Trustee In the
first District, taking part i'm the mixed school
controversy.
IL 10 happens that there are three j. 3.
Browns In this city, which sometimes leads to
the names getting mixed, and this il the reason,
middle name In fun; but il doesn't seem 10 pre-
vent mistakes always-at least not in this in
stance.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.-Nr. Editor
The Calvary Baptist Church has not vet callet
or chosen pastor, as has been published. Rev
Dr. Parker Is temporarily serving them in thai
capacity. Rev. A. b. Earle Is not sof Amherst
Massachusetts," and has not been called a
their pastor. He In an Evangelist, who, at theil
Invitation, Is holding . series Of revival meet
ings, the interest in which Is increasing daily
All the churches and congregations Of the city
have, by vote Of the church, been invited K
unite with them In the meetings.
ONE OF THE CHURCH.
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WASHINGTON.
PREPAYMENT OF NTEREsT--THE UNREooN-
sTRUCTED STATES.

PREPAYMENT OF NTEREsT--THE UNREooN-
sTRUcrED STATES.
WASHINGTON, April H.-The following nom-
nations we're sent in to-day Charles G. Grow,
of Alabama, for Gov,rnor of New Mexico;
Wentworth, for United States Marshal OF the
Northern District of Florida; Samuel T. Car
roll, United States Marshal for North Carolina;
Stephen Moore, for Receiver OF Monies at Mo-
bile, and VIM. q. Dursley for Montgomery.
For Registers of Land-Sterns at Mobile, and
Anderson at Montgomery. For Postmaster at
Griffin, Ca, johnson.
The Treasury Department gave notice to-day
that interest coupons due on July 1st, will be
paid upon presentation upon rebate Of iu-
terest at the rate OF SIX per cent.
The President has directed the Secretary OF
War to order General Reynolds to proceed with
the registration of voters in Texas preparatory
to An early election. 1t is understood, but not
known, that similar orders have been issued
regarding Virginia and Mississippi. 1t is also
said that the President will be guided by the
district commanders regarding tho proper
time for 5olding the elections.
Great importance appears to be alta to
the points in the State constitutions which
shall be submitted to separate votes. The
Wells Radical party Of Virginia are here in
force. The absence Of the Virginia Conserva-
tive committee, end the moderate men from
Texas and Mississippi, pending the decision of
these vital questions. excites comment.
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aFFAIRS IN TIE STATE.
Marion.


Harion County sends tho following dele
gates to the Agricultural Convention to De
held in Columbia on the 28th ins ant: w. 5.
EIerbs, 8. Z. Mcmillan, William Evans, W. Il.
johnson, DAVID L,gette, w. W. Durant. Il. Z.
Howard. D. w. Bethel. W. s. Mullins, Z. u.
Rowel, C.. D. Evans, j. b. Stafford.
The Marion papers announce the death OF
Mr. G.. B. Brown, one OF the oldest citizens of
that town. in his 77th year.
The Marion Star says: ION Sunday night
last the store of Dir. ". B. Goddard was forced,
and, as near as can be ascertained, about ono
hundred and twenty-five dollars worth OF
liquors, tobacco, &C., and two double barrel
runs taken therefrom. The same party doubt
less attemp pied, about the same time 10 force
the warehouse OF Messrs. Durham l. Co., but
was detected, after having borel several auger
holes, by the watchman; but they made good
their escape. Tbe watchman reports that be
saw two persons. Ben. Bass, coorod, has
been arrested, and strong suspicion rests upon
another colored person as his ooadjutcr in
these daring robberes."
Darlington.
The Democrat says: ''Ephrim Jackson, a
black boy, lately in tho service OF Jack Smith,
in this town, has been called to Washington to
actias messenger IN tho Office OF tho Secretary
ofState. We presume he owes his elevation
to the influence o. Whittcmore. ard as White
more owes his elevation III q grcas m casure 10
Jack Smith, 1t is very pleasant game OF you
tickle me, ard I'll tickle you"
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
SUMNER DENoUaoEs ENGLAND IN THE SENATE
CHANDLER ANb fEssENDEH RALLY ROUND THE

SUMNER DENoUN0Es ENGLAND IN THE SENATE
CHANDLER ANDg gkEssENDEH RALLY ROUND THl
FLAG.
x WASHINGTON, April 14.-ChanGler and Nor
ton, it now appears, desired to have the debate
Oh The Ala oama treaty yesterday with open
doors, but in this they failed.
Sumner made two hours speech, in the
course of which he said that England should
be called upon to adTrit that che was in the
wrong in recognizing the Confederates as bel
ligerents. He said that the rebel cruisers were
built in British ports equipped with British
ornaments, aud manned with British seamen.
They went to Sc. under British colors, were shell
tered and provided with stores in ports ofBrit sh
stands and colonies, and though we'll known to
have first escaped to sea in. violation OF Eng.
lands neutrality laws, were permitted b.7 British
vessels of war to pursue their career OF destruc-
lion without molestat,on.
Chandler made fierce attack on England
and her course, and expressed the belief that
there was not room enough on this continent
FOR any nation which had so grossly insulted
the United Statos. he had long believed that
the struggle would come over Canada, and he
now believed it would come in his day.
Fessenden endorsed the views OF Sumner that
. treaty on this subject should rise to the full
dignity and Importance of the international
question involved, and that the nation, with
due regard to its own honor co1ld not con-
slider it upon any other grounds.
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CONGRESS AND THE CHARLESTON
SISTERS OF MERCY.

The Washington papers publish the follow
ing letter of Sister N. Xavier to the Committee
on Appropriations Withdrawing her papers:
Gentlemen-Re 80 kind as to return to us oil
our papers and letters, as we are now about e
retutn to the destitute home o. the orphans, y
whose cause we have been here since December
last, laboring in vain, although va have fur
nished YOUR honorable body with ample and
undoubted testimonials OF the devotion with
which our sisters labored to supply proper
rcrrishment and comforts to your suffering
soldiers during their captivity IN the hands
OF the enemy, at time, too, when noue OF
YOU, gentlemen, could reach them. Our city
was then blockaded, and the prisoners had no
kind friends near to minister to their rellef,
while on their hard beds OF sickness Ito use
their own words. as expressed in their vaIlous
letters-"the Sisters OF MercY came as inls-
ter1ng angels to their relief, bringing to them
palatable food" &C., &c. But why recapiLulate
what you have before you in their own land
writing2 Suffice it to say that we aEc now
quite worn out, having been here for the last
wherewith to defrsy our expenses or to pay our
puss lse home to Charleston. That WAS not
the treatment we gave your soldiers aud 0tt1-
GERS while in our midst. although Il ey had no
claim on us save that OF charity md hui
manity. Is there no return to be expected
from the COuSr6Sb, lOT WuOuI tuSso pldfO LiSAA
fought and suffered? Ah, no The sisters
may beg their way home, and pay their ex-
pensos as best they car. when they reach their
desolated home. But they are Catholicsl That
solves the question. Yet these sisters never
Inquired whether the Union prisoners wcr jew
or GENTLE, Catholic or Protestant; it sufhccd
to know that they were strangers and wounded,
sick and in prison. We sent over cotton to
Nassau and purchased groceries aud medi-
cines, which we shared among these poor su:-
fering prisoners, who are now represented by
you, gentlemen, IN that government which
they have restored with their best blood.
Delen, gentlemen, to excuse this intrusion,
and accept the regret which We feel hat you:
who have children of your own, have not taken Re
home to them the blessing aud prayers OF the
destitute little ones whom your mis- 'iles OF war
have left without home! But their Father
in Heaven" will yet hear their cry.
We have the honor to be. gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
SISTER Nj. XAVIER.
Secretary, &c.
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CHARLESTON, s g., THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 5 1862

apparel and fuI niture, shaI issue and continue
in force, or may be dissolved. like attachments
IN civil cases, but such dissolution shall not
dissolve the lien.
SEQ 46. The petition shall contain brief
statement of the labor, materials, or work done
or furnished: or the stores, provisions or otner
articles furnished. and the amount due there-
for, with description Of the ship or vessel
subject to the lien, and all other material facts
and circumstances, and shall pray that the ship
or vessel may be sold ind the proceeds OF the
sale applied to the discharge of the demand.
SEQ. At. The court may, at any time, allow
either party to amend his pleadlngs, as in ac-
tions at common law.
SEQ. 4S. Any number Of persons having such
liens upon the same ship or vessel may JOIN in
the same petition to enforce the same; and
the same proceedings shall be had in regard to
the respective rights Of each petition, and the
respondent may defend as to each petitioner.
in the sumo manner as if they had severally
petltiouedfor their individual liens.
SEC. 40. When there is money due to more
than one person holding lien upon ship or
vessel, under the provisions this act, all parties
interested, having been cited 10 appear and
answer, the claims of all shall be mdrshalled,
and the court shall make such order or decree
as may be necessary TO prevent the enforce
ment Of double lien for the same labor, ma
terial, stores, provisions or other articles, and
to secure the just rights Of all. And the pro-
ceeds arising from the sale OF such ship or
vessel, after deducting all proper costs and
expenses, shall be distributed among the seve-
raj claimants to tho amount OF their respective
debts; provided, That when such proceeds are
insufficient to satisfy the liens of oil, those
having lions for labor shall receive percent
agefon their respective claims, one.third great
er, as near as may oe, than those having lisns
for materials, stores or other articles.
In the Senate House, the - day OF March,
in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty eight.
CHARLES W. MONTGOMERY,
President Of the Senate pro te7npore.
FRANKLIN J. Moses. j.,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
Approved the 10th day OF March, 1863.
ROBERT E. SooTr, Governor.
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RS- CHEROKEE REMEDY CURES ALL
Crina y Com plalnts viz: Gravel. Inflammation Of
the Bladder aud ndeys, Retention Of Urine. strc-
lures of tue Urehra Dropscal Hwclllngs, Brick Dust
D. posits, and all diseases that require diuretc,
and shen used in conjunction with the CHEROKEE
I'M. CLIO \. does not tl to cure GonorrheI, Gleet
and al MUCOUS Disca lrges in Male or remale, cur
ing recent oases In from to tree days, ana is es-
pcc,ally recommend ID those cases OF Fluor Alpus
or Whites Ia Fem los. TIL, two medicines used IN
CONJUNCTION viii not fail T., remove this disaareeaole
complaint and in those casos where other medicines
have beou used without success
Pricc-Bemcdy. Ono Bottle, 81; Three Bottles So
p,ice-Injectiun One Bottle. So; Three Bottles SIS.
Sold In Charleston, s. e.. Ivy G. W. A1MAR, E. d.
KILLERS & CO., A. W. ECKEL CO., W. A.
sKkINn, I'D. 8. BURNHAM and RAOUL l. LYNtH.
febtu.ry 16 D4o tutbsrowSmos
gyNO CUREl NO PAY!-FORRESr rs
JUMPER TAR is warranted to cure Coughs, Group
Ho;u seliess. Sore Throat. Splitting Of Blood and
Lu e Diseases. Immediate relief produced. Try
II; not satisfied return the empty bottles and get
your money back
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent.
G. W. AIMAR. Druggist
Corno1 Ting and Yanderhorst streets
EY- Prtco 8: cents.
Eobruary n DIo tuths9mos
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The civil war in Japan is raging with increas-
ed violence.
The Pope pardoned many political offenders
on the Jubilee.
The monitor Saugus sails for Cuban waters
in twelve days.
Well executed $40 bills of the Fourth Ma
tional Bank Of Philadelphia have been put IN
circulation at Boston.
The New York Senate has ratified the Fiji
teenth constitutional amendment by strict
party VOTE No action has been taken yet by
the House.
A Montgomery (Ala.) dispatch says that the
Soafhern and Northern Road is now under
contract. and that the whole line will be COM
pleted and equipped by December, 1871.
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Greeley considers the adoption OF The FIJI
thinks 1t lot worth while to make its ratl6ca-
tion by the excluded States condition OF their
admission. What eEroutery ls this to ac-
knowledge that States havo been denied rep
resentation in Congress, not for dlsloYalty,. but
SIMPLY 10 force their consent 10 o partisan
measure. Greeley is bold 10 avow what every
one knew.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15
THE WAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, April 1S.-The journals praise the
course Of the United States towards Cuba.
1t is reported that q schooner, laden with
arms and ammunition for the insurgents, vas
captured on the south side OF the island.
A special dispatch to the New York Herald
says that the authorities at Havana, will ha ad-
yissd Of tho movements of the expedition under
Staedman.
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TIE WEATHER IND TIE Crops.

sAvANsAH, April 14-Weather very cold. 1t
ia reported that the heavy frosts in the inte-
riar have materially injured the crops, and
made replanting necessary.
MoNTaoMERY. April 14.-There was slight
frost yesterday and a severe frost this morn
ing, which has seriously daraged the new cot
ten and fruits, and rendering the replanting OF
cotton necessary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

@ CHEROKEE PILLS, OR FEMALE
REGULA1 OR.-Cure Suppressed. Excessive and
Painful Menstruaton, Green sickness. Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in the BACK, uystercs Sick
Headache, Giddiness. and all diseases that spring
from irregul .nty, by removing the cause and oil tho
effects that arse from It They are perfectly safe In
all cases, except when forbidden by directions, and
are easy to administer as they are nicely Sc8ar-
coated. They shoulil be in the hands of every
Maiden, Wife aud Mother in the land.
Tho Cherokee Pills Did by all druggists. a. 81
per box, or six boxes for SIS.
Sold In Charleston. 5. O., by A. W. FCKEL CO.,
G. ". AIMAR. W. A. SHRINE, RAOUL Il LYMAN,
ED. s. BURNHAM and E. H. KELLtRi Il 20
February 16 D4u tuthseoW3nos
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BY TELEGRAPH,
TIE srArE SUPREME COURT.
ESPECIAL rE1HeRn TO THE xEws.1

1sPEOlAL NEWs.T
COLUMBIA, April 14.-1n tho Supreme Court,
to-day, Mr. McCrady concluded his argument
in the case OF the executors OF Mitchell @.
King ads. G. T. Lowndes.
Mr.. Hayne read the brief and delivered the
argument in the case of Rachel NJ. Mayor vs..
BENJAMIN Mordecai ct oil.
By permission Of The court the following i'm
portapt case was docketted: Ex pafte 7. stobo
Farrow, late Commissioner in Equity, OF Spar
tapbure District. Messrs. Farrow and Duncan
for the appellants This case involves the OIL
structiop Of the probate law. as to whether the
Judge Of Probate or the Clerk Of the Court is
the successor OF the Commissioner IN Equity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

@ PUBLIC DETERMINATION
OF TEAoHERs.-The REGULAR Quarterly Examina-
tion of Candidates for tho Office Of Teacher in the
Public Schools will be held at the Normal School, ST.
Philip-street, on SATURDAY. 18th instant commeu'
cling at Nine O'Clock A. NJ.
Applicants are requested to be present punctualy
at the appointed hour
BY order Of the Board.
Z. MONTAGUE dRIMKE,
April IS tuths3 Secretary O. r. 8.