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ND ~ NOI IhltIIE With DANGER.-A
single spark may kindle fame that will consume n
city. and small ailments neglected may end in fatal
disorders. Bearing this fact in mind, let the first
symptoms of debility or nervous prostration be met
promptly with in,iSUrAtIug treatment. Foremost
among the vegetable tonics of the age stands HOS
LETTERS STOMACH EITTEks, and whenever the
vital powers seem to apguish, there is any rea-
son to suspect that the animal functions essential to
tho sustepation and publication of the body are i'm
perfectly performed. this invaluable nvigorant and
antsepttc should at once be resored to- Indigestion
always produces weakness. Somestimes 1t happens
and this is more frequently the case in Winter
than at any other season-hat the appetite demands
more food than the stomach can digest though not
more, perhaps, than Is required to keep up the full
strength of the anne. The object under such cir
cumstances, to increase tie digestive capacity of
the assmulatng organ. to make it equal to the
duty imposed upon It by the appetite and capable Of
supplying the building material Of the system as fast
as Ills required This object is fully accem Wished
by the use OF the Bitters. They tone and gently
stimulate the cellular membrane which secretes the
gastric juice. and the result that the solvent is
mingled with the food in sufficient quantity to con-
vert all its nourishipg particles into pure and whole
acme element. If, on the other hand, there ts de-
hciency OF appetite, without any corresponding def.
cheney Of digestive power the effect Of the tonic ia to
stimulate desire for food. In nineteen cases out
OF twenty. headache. nausea nervousness faintinp-
hts spasms, and, indeed, most of the casual aches
and pains to which humanity is subject, proceed
primarily from indigestion complicated with bilious
ness /; and for both these complaints H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BTTTERS are recommended as speedy
and certain cure. D&o January 80
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The LODI MANUFACTURING co.
(ESTABLISHED 1s4O1

INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO SEND
Il for pamphlet descriptive of their Fertilizers
We offer our DOUBLE REFINED r. P.,UDRETTE
equal to the best Superphosphate, at the low price
ofS25 per ton. This Company also make a supe-
rior article OF Nitrophosphate ana pure Bone lust
See testimonials:
~ nj N,,,i+,,sc,a. -.--- l.. used
the Double Refined Poudrette on 1t doubled the
yield. o
WILLIAMS Bnos, Dover Del, says 1t gave thar
rhuharb and tomatoes vigorous growth ripenine
the latter two weeks earlier.
+. w: HUTcHIsoN Sr, near Cherokee, Ga, says il
nearly doubled his yield of cotton.
Hon. ELI 8, SHORTER, Eufaula, Ala. saws his cot.
ton was fully equal to adjoining fields manured with
the best Superphosphates.
g.. MONTGOMERY, Ellaville, Ga, says 1t increased
his crop of cotton so Tbs per acre.
u. .. OaLEsBY, Marietla, Ga, use 1t on corn and
cotton and says 1t more than doubled the yield. He
regard 1t the cheapest and most reliab Fertilizer
within his knowledge "
Ex-Governor NTH, warrenton, Va. tried it with
three several crops the last and present years and
says: Il pronounce it with confidence most yalua-
BILE manure"
The Superintendent Of General W. r. Cox, Polk
Island Plantation. NJ O., says: II think the Poudrette
used for corn carnot be surpassed used it also on
cotton which produced q large yield.
Dr. Il. M. PENDLETON, Suarta, Ga. saws: sGThe
H1trophosphate OF Lime, used on cotton made 249
per cent the first year.
Professor GEORGE II. Cook, of the New Jersey
The Double Refined Poudrette and Nitrophosphate
Of Lime paid full 100 per cent above their mar
ket value IN the increase Of crops this year."
Address LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY
andt-street
j. "A. ENSLOW &c 90.
&F% CHARLESTON.
AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY.
january IA er thstnanoa
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November al

49, RECEIvER'S NOTICE.-THE UNDER.
SIGNED. having been appointed Receiver Of the
late arm ii DAWSON & BLAOKMAN, hereby gives
notice that all claims against said firm must be pre-
sentei to him, and all persons indebted must make
payment to JNO. T. HUMPHREYS,
January 13 No 27 Broad street.
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Januarye

aEbUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIErE a CHAPMAN, corner King asa RAdclae-
Streets and get better article for the Same money
than at any other establishment In tho city. f%
Novenber IL srnos
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TIE DEsERrEpS SIssANr,s The infant left In
Kingstreet few nights ago. was brought before its
municipal "P"" yesterday morning. aud Instructions
given to have care taken oft
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the Charleston and Savannah Steampacket Line will
hereafter touch ut Rockville. going returning.
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALooN.-Oys
ters in every style. Mince pies, FIRE Oh daily Hot cof
fec and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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2RGsIENf I Mss .NorICms.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound. at Wilson'S Grocery, southeast Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free
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"A CHAMPION sYAoHr.-The yacht Henrietta,
the renowned vessel that ssed the Atlantic win
mng the dollar race, ',ttder owner
snip OF jones Gordon Bennett, Jr., is bound on
Southern trip, with General Van Allen and party.
shew VIII touch at all III, prominent points on the
coast, and will doubtless pay Charleston visit
What has become of the yachts whose sails once en-
hvened our harbora his elegant weather would
aeem to invite the rivals of last summer to renewed
trials Of speed.
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COUNTY .SoLIorroR. e. Baynard Seabrook,
ESQ, has been appointed Solicitor for Charleston
County.
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FALSE ALARM.-There was o false alarm of
fre last nightaEout nine O'Clock The ever v,glant
iremen were on the qni vire, and some Of them had
useless run in the direction of Burns Lane, where
the Are w2s seid tSbc.
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IMPROVEMENT ON EAST BAY.-There is to be
fine store erected on East Bay, at the corner of
Prioleau-sreet by Mr. Henry Bulwhke. 1t will be
three stories high, Of substantial appearance, and
will add very much to the locality.
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The CATHEDRAL CHApEL.-RW. DR.. J. J..
O'Connell, Of Columbia, g. o. viii preach at the
High Mass in the Cathedral Chapel IN to morrow.
subject-'tThe Evidences of Chrisiality." In the
evening at halfpast he will continue the same
subject.
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a% THE CELEBRATED w. s. @. CLUB
HOUSE GIN. pure, soft and uuequalled-w s. COR
WIN & CO., Sole Agents. Medical men of the high
est standing acknowledge that Gin in lis pure stat
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence, and more particularly to those
who use 1T incidentally, article that only re.
q''ires to be known to be properly appreciated
aS- 81 so per bottle. s15 per case
January 80 1.a
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RUN OFF OF A FREIGHT TRAIN ON TIE SOUTH
CAROLINA RA1LRoAD.-Ibe up Columbh f1e'g ght
train ran off the track about foriysx mile Atrom the
city day before yesterday, breaking up for or five
pairs of trucks hut doing damage to ,le freight
or cars. All trains were delayed in consequence
four FIVE hours.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP,

Charleston Typographical Union, at P. NJ.
Cotllion Club, at half. past P. nj.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AUCTION SALE THIS DAP.
j. A. ENSLow & Co. will sci at II o'clock, ON
board brig Baltimore. at Accommodation Wharf, one
hundred burches bananas.
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aJ- NOTICE.-DURING MY ABSENCE
from the State. Mr.. J. ALFRED CAY will act as my
Attorney. HENRY DAILY
January 20 5 No % Hayne-street
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!. .1av- GLE MEN on WOMEN corrI,n. -RIr1

sS- "IF MEN Oh WOMEN COULD BUT
nnd the fAbzod fountain which 10 said 10 restore
health. and strength and beauty, with what eager
ness they woud rush to drink iss waters" It ia
found In the g. T.--1s6O--x. The sale Of the PLAN
TATTON BrrTERs is without precedent In the
history Of the world. They are as once the most
speedy, strengthening health-restorer ever discov.
cred II reqairss but a. single trial TO- understand
this. T. u; y
MAasoIaA WAzER. Superior TO tho Best imported
sssrman Cologne, ana soId athalf the prioe.
January 90 .isf ss tuthsa
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Gray, Master in Equity, vs. Huger, ct al..
On WEDNESDAY. Sd February, ot II O'Clock. viii
be sold at the Old Customhouse,
All that valuable PLANTATION. situate in ST. Pc
ters Parish Beaufort District, South Carolina
bounding on Rice Hope, Fife and Clydesdale or Nevs
ile Plantation, known as Murray Hill, snd contain
ing SIX hundred acres, more or less, will more
iuiy appear by reference to plat of the same by
N. Barrillon. ~ ~
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance in one, two and
three years. with interest from day of SALE payable
annually The credit portion to be secured by BOND
OF the purchaser and mortgage of the plantation
sold. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps
L.. w. M. MACKEY
Sheriff Charleston County
January % stnth5 wi
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@-RIvER BAPTISM-SALEM BAPTIS
CRUKCH.-The Ordinance of Baptism will take
place at the foot of Iredd street To- -MoRRow Janu-
ary 81 1859, between nine and ten A. NJ. The public
at largo respectfully invitedto attend. There
will be collection taken up for the benefit Of the
Church. Rev. W.. CARR, Pastor.
s. w. CARR, Jr., c. Q.
Januarv ~
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The UNITED STATES COURT, JANUARY 20
! opened at II O'Clock.
| Tn Bank,nptcy.-In re b. II. Read ex parte L.
| McLain. Petition to SELL &c. Granted.
Ex parte Jlo. J. Rowe, j. NJ. Sellers. administra-
tor. G. zeagler, Emanuel Ezekiel Petitions for 6nal
7's"h~-e- noNo..ou j. q. Carpenter, Registrar
| Final hearing 4th March, 1869.
Ex parte Henry Waterman, In re j. NJ and r. J.
Muirhead. Petition for payment Of monies Refer.
red to j. C. Carpenter, Esq, Registrar
Ex parte James B. Brown Petition for final dis
charge Referred to Registrar and final hearing or
del red on 17th February. p
Tx parte JOS W. Tanning, Jno. j. salley, J. s..
douglass, Martin Livingston and others. Petition
to preserve lien of mortgage and for sale Granted.
TX parte Y. d. V. Jamison, commissioner and M.
q. Arsoe, creditor, in re Edward Arsos Lewis 8. r..
Kennerly. B. +. Ton, administrator in re s. p 1zlar.
ex parte Julian Gates, in re- Albert A. Shumaker Pc
TIT ons to establish liens and for sale.~ Granted
E1 parte W. T. ehingler, in re R..J & J. II. Muir.
head Petition to set up lien and mortgage and for
sale. Granted.
Ex parte George B. Binnaker in re John g. Rowe:
ex parte William B. Livingston. in re F. Livingston:
James G. Pike. in Ezekiel & Kohn. Petitions to
establish lien Referred to Registrar
Ex parte p. " Dibble. In re Ezekiel Kohn. Pc
tihon to sell property. Granted.
Elk parte J. A. Till, David steainder, L. S. Bellin
ger. Petition for final discharge Granted
FL parte Burnet Livingston. O. L. Cooper, W. j..
Carpenter. Petitions foT inai discharge referred
to Registrar, and final hearings named. in the first
instance on the fourth Of March, and the last two on
tho twenty-ffth of February, 1859.
Ex parte John G. Grant Petition for f,na, dis.
charge. Granted.
tx parte G. B. Glover, in re VIM Knots. Petit
ton to sell property. Referred to J. G. Carpenter,
Esq, to take testimony and ascertain number and
priority of liens, &c.
Ex rarte VIM. B. Lee. saml. w. Evans, R. O. Fas-
terling J. 81. Lee. @. D. Eastering. Petitions for
voluntary bankruptcy. Referred to j. G. Carpenter.
Esq, Registrar.
fx parte John R. Wallace, John a. Williams Pc
titions for Anal discharge. Referred to W. j. Claw.
son. Registrar.
Ex parte B. b. Read. Petition Tor final discharge
Final hearing postponed until 18th February, 1862
Court adjourned.
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go REV. DIR. w. H. HICKS WILL PREACH
the first cfa series of Sermons to Young Men To.
Morrow NIGHT, 3lst instant at ST. Johns Lutheran
Church. Service to commsnoe at halEpast Seven
o'clock Seats free. collection will be taken up
of Divinity. January 80
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1 A SMALL COMA Californian quarter dollar
was received in this city yesterday and on
OF the rarity of such things in Charleston is worth
describing. 1t is not United States coin but ia
from state CT private mint. 1t is about as large
round as three cent piece and very thin, weighing
only the slxtyfourth part of ounce. On one side
stamped the head of Liberty encircled with stars.
and on the reverse the denomination of the coin IN
wreath of leaves. It is very well executed. but
too small for ordinary use
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The B1LLHoLDERs VS.. THE PLANTERS AND
MECHANICS BANK-In this case before Judge Oar
penter yeser day, Mr.. McCrady commenced his
eument gi wing history of the and stating the
reasons which made it necessary to file the BILL in
order that exact justice might be done to all par
ties.
Mr. VIM. Whaley replied, saying that the scope Of
the bill was to protect all parties except the bill
holders and that inur ction to stay proceedings
at law could not be granted in this case unless the
fund was under the administration of the court
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NI-J. S. MARTIN (LAIE GRUBER &
MARTINI will be pleased to see his friends and cue
toners at VIM 8. CORWIN Il CO., No 275 King.
street. between Wentworth and Beaufain
January 40 1r,o
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The Condition OF King-strees
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS
You will confer favor on number of Tax.
payers by giving us small space nyour valuable
paper for the purpose of calling the attention cf the
City Railroad Company. or the City Fathers to the
condition OF King-street, betweenYande and
Line streets We have never seen 1t in 80 dreadful
conohon as II Is at present and And 1t at this time
IN some places izlpassable for ladies' while it is
great inconvenience to mon. and more particularly
70 men OF business, not being able to GROSS without
tney go TO corner, which to mary 10 o great
inconvenience. causing them to loose what
they wonla otherwise make to help them to pay the
neavy burden OF taxation now imposed upon them
we believe some one ought to be responsible for
the streets being kept in proper con oion for man
and beast The property-ho,ders expect the respon-
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REPoRTER's CRUMBS. s.-The sheriff paid visit
% the Jail yesterday and found it in sspplepie" or
der. The prisoners need some clothing, which will
te supplied by the County Commissioners.
d. 81. Chamberlain. Esq, Attorney General Of the
State, reached the CITY yesterday.
4 The boys In blue" at the Citadel went through
aumber Of gymnastie antics on tho green yesterday
4 6the delight Of gaping crowd OF boys Of varied
hucs.
The main dratn in Broad-straet, near East Bay.
nndor the city railway, oaved in yesterday and let
quite hole, which the oars had to be pushed.
The demand for mules here continues. They
brought from $3.50 to Sl87 at auction yesterday.
Hook and Ladder Company, No. !, viii give an en-
tertainment ON Tueaday evening next at No. 800
Kingstreet.
The affairs built by Messrs. Sawner and Ferguson
Will be put up IN S.. paus Catholic Church to day.
1t is reported that the Mills Hous is TO DO reopen
cd soon under Messrs Purcell and Horblch.
"A favorits Newfoundland dog belonging to gem
tle1ian Of this city has been carried OF to Orsnge
As,r Its -et.rs & s.rsh aess.-ea - ..= o~Ss VIC
has Q great affection Tor IT.
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a%ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE
establishment of VIM. s. CORWIN & CO., No. 275
ng-street, between Wentworth and Beaufain, are
of the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but what
can be warranted PURE AND GENUINE. This is
an established fact. 1mo Jannary 20
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Spetial Mgtires.

aTTHE EXTENT TO WHICH rHE ADUI.-
ITERATION of Liquors is carried on in this coun.
try makes it the duty Of the purchaser to inves,i.
gate the mertsof the article offered for SALE It is
well known fact that many of the Brandies, Wines,
&C., are manufactured from French Extracts Essen
tal Oils and Alcohol. which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects.
The public is justly suspicious of nearly every.
thing put up for sale under Tho of Liquors. and
the trade has been brought into dtsrepute, and in
order to insure to those who desire Pure Article
Is only necessary for us to say that weImport Direct
al Brandies, Wines and Gins and warrant them per.
fecilypure as originally imported.
All Bottled Liquors bearing the labels of w. s.
CORWIN Co, can be relied upon as being pure
narPurchasers should no leo that the Paper Cap
over the cork is not broken We pay for Bottles that
have our labels on One Dollar per dozen, when re.
turned limo January 3O
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THEATRE. "A large audience attended the
benefit of Miss Annie Deland, last evening, and
were highly pleased with the performance BLOW
for Blow was well played throughout Miss De-
land as Mildred Craddock" ard "Alice Petite.
rick, tn twin sisters gave us the finest specimen
acting we have seen during her engagement. MI.
Sutton as ''John Drummond" was usual excellent.
MIR. Reese pia. ed "spraggs," and by his acting of
the charac ter, which is the most important he has
played this city. convinced he possesses comic
talent in high degree. All the other members of
the co mpany acquitted themselves with credit.
To- night is the last Of the present season. as the
ompany open in Savannah Monday. Miss De-
land will appear in new play, entitled " Lost in
London" and Mr.. and Mrs. George PArdey," who
arrived in town last evening to join Mr. dilbert's
Company, will appear in two comic songs. Let
there be full house to bid farewell to the company
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@-WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING

A9- WE A r E CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyune Districts Of China the choicest
chops of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of new seasons,
which are unriyaed for their strength and dencacy
OF flavor. We warrant our TEAS to be pure and un-
aduerated and to give general satisfaction. AS we
are constantly in receipt Of large ca-gocs Of Teas
are enabled to offer to the public the finest chops at
apfice that many dealers offor inferior Tea at
trial and COMPARISON will ct once prove this asser.
tion and it only remains for thN public to judge for
themselves. VIM. 8. CORwIN & CO.,
january 80 1mo No 275 Kinp-street
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, January 29.-Charlesion
Hotel.-A Miller, savannah; Arthur Thompson. G
A Schultz, W Davis, New York; Mrs A Dunha1n A 9
Durham, G Durham, reeves Hartford; Rev T
Remington, wife and child, 7 g Remington Brook
lyn. Y w l. Davis New York; 81 Chamberlain.
Columbia; Andrews, Baltimore; c Rice, Mas
sachusetts; John w Ode vargoush Cuba; j Lyon
Elmira, N Y; Rawls, Georgia.; Fl White, e L
Britt, New York; W Maxwell, Virginia. j Potter
and wife. Miss Milford, New York; A Curtis, wife,
two children and servant Yonkers, Y; Robinson
W Elkins and wife, Philadelr hia; W Chistel Z
Matt land, New York; e P Morris, PHILADELPHIA.
Faoiliom Hot:L-W Fripp city; A Mesa, Troy,
Y; Fretas, Morcson, M Garcia New York; w
Brewer. Johns Island Green, North Carolina; !;
W Faust, Bamberg; G. Kennerly and wife, Mrs
Barnes, Mrs F Lee, Graham, 8 @; W Dutton,
stea mship Sea Gull; L Davis, New York; R s
McCants South Carolina
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LUsus NATURE.-There may be seen al the
store ofDrs Raoul Lynah, corner King and Mar
1eS streets'a remarkable lusus xature, pig with
Two perfect bodies and sets of legs. The body of
one Is FUSED into the side and shoulder OF the other
rom which the fore feet project. From the point
>ol ldsion the developme 1t Is almost Latura until
the snout is reached where the dual formation ia
again m infested. There also two tongues. one
perfectly developed the other adherent to the roof
Of the upper jaw. This curiosity was brought from
the plantation Of Mr.. Baggett, near Green Pond on
the line ofthe Savannah and Charleston Railroad
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W. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,

w. Y. LElTCH & r.. s. BRUINS,
AuctiOncers.
Under and by virtue Of Decree of the Court of
Equity for Charleston County, will sell, at Public
Auction, THURSDAY, the 4th February prox at
II o'clocB. on the premises, No. II Broad-street,
ALL THE STOCK IN TRADE AND FIXTURES OF
WELL APPOINTED DRUG STORE,
CONSISTING PART OF:
FRUGS, MEDICINES, Perfumery, Fancy Articles,
Bottles, Jars, Cosn-etcs Counters, Scales, surgical
Instruments, and all the necessary Founts for manu-
featuring Soda Water. Also, the Good Will of the
establishment JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver OF Dawson & Backman.
Terms of sale cash. ws5thl January 90
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Sperial Notires.

a@- DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON.
QUOTED in the Orphau's Chapel on SABBATH AF
TERNooN, at half-past Three O'Clock, by the Rev
JOHN FORREST o. d. january 30
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FINE CHURCH MUSICIAN lovers Of good
music who wish to be regaled with rare treat can
crafty tn cir desire tomorrow afternoon, at four
O'Clock, at St. Marys Chulch, when vespers will be
sung. -%
At the rehearsal last night foretaste given of
what can be.expec,ed What was then heard was ex-
quisely rendered, and there be no risk in pre-
dictin that the hymns anthems and other music to.
morrow afternoon will be produced in the most I'm.
ished and elaborate by full choir of choice
voices.
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AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CoNFER-
ENCE.-Yesterday. the sixth day of the Conference,
Rev. A. G. Carr presided at the openins sci vices
but Bishop Brown afterwards brought In, being
unable to walk. Rev. David Picketts Of the South
Carolina Conference, introduced and m1de
short address. The for ordination were call
ed and the conference adjourned.
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Ag- g-UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIVINE SER
VICE will be held in this Church To- MoRRow MORN
ING. at halfpast Ten O'Clock, and at Night at half
past Seven o'clock
Preaching by the Rev. r. P. CUTLER.
Subject at night, "Regious Cheer in Despend-
ency." January 30