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The Most Successful Physician
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

60 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, FIVE
% miles east of the city, on the chartered
turnpike, three-quarters OF "a mile from the
NJ. and G. r K.-well imprOVed- an abund-
ance of large and small fruit; One-third of
the place under timber; has peculiar adyant-
ages for marketing and dairy business; would
sell the growing crop and give possession I'M
uediately. Terms easy. Apply 70
DONOHO, JOY q Co,
Real Estate Brokers,
ang2B Madison Street.
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THURSDAY MORNING, :: SEPT. 9. 1859.
SIZES.

On the sIst of March last, the closing
dav Of what newspaper men all coneede
TO be the busiest quarter Of the year, re-
turns were made by the several ne|spa-
per concerns of this city, showing the fol-
lowing result:
r,.,I q
kIIssfancba 1906 90
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j. M. VARIAN & SON,
iSuccessors to f. B. Baldwin,,
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
Nos. 20 and Y BOWERY,
Near Canal ST., NEW YORK.
Near Canal ST., NEW YORK

ME would beg leave respectfully 20 call
w your attention 70 0Hr stock ofCforHENg,
which is one OF the largest in the city, cut IN
fhe most fashionable style, and male in the
best manner, and VIII be sold at exceedingly
tow prices.
our YOUTHS N ~CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT..
now completes, is the most extensive in thl
country. unsurpassed in qEality and styta,
and comprises a fuiI assortment Of Dress and
school Suits
FURSISHTNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia MS
line o full assortment of Gents Underwear,
Hosiery, Gloves. craFafs, Pies, shirts, UIns
hrellas, etc. SHIFTS made 20 order aisd gaar-
&nt6ed to ut,
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT-We womb call %
this department the particular ssfentien OF
gentlemen who haze their ciot1es made 70
order. We have a large assortma mt Of Cloths
and Cassimeres, OF the finest that can be
found in the European markets. also a nil
assortment Of fine American Cassimeres-
We feel %sanguine thai the most fastidious
must certainly see something with which
I'M. vARIAN & son.
3. +. NGRAHAM.
iy7 Formerly Of Memphis, Tenn,
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wv Il are now receivinga complete and care
w fully selected stock OF GROCERIES.
Our goods were shipped at very low rates of
freight, and we offer them TO the trade at low
prices. Call and examine.
r. Special attention given TO the sale of
Cotton. and consighments solicited. se5 dAW
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HEATING, ENGLISH q co.
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will he greatly to the advaf tage of the Nay
nard Oh. W. s. C~LEvELAND, author Of HiHts
70 Ridenea. Chicago, May I 1869.
sTbe avnard nils my Idea Of a rife to
uo~fantfon IT is the most correct shooting
gun 4 ever saw. This PM put six consectu-
Rive Shots in a paper fouE by nve inches, and
Scrt,t ro5e. u1 Ride IS incl, 3-ln4. a.
iois i"t AEbKUs &GRANDINE.
Rattle Creek. Mich, My n, 1853.
Taraet Ranreseniafions Denton request Ads
@ MASS. ARMSCO.
4tssl9 ~ dhiooDee Falls. Masa.T
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DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
WILL RUN As 70 LLowsoN THE
SPORTING RIFLES.
MAYNARD SPORTING RIFLES.

the Ballard or
Maynard among
a hong BreeOh
Leaders. Ste id
UeRtures fe The WI
dfrless bB-Rev. w.
II. Il. MURRAY.
One ofthe part
uers has purch ased
Q Maynard and
the other a Bal
lard for the pur-
pose OF cOmpari-
son, a test which
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THE srGIKB AND TIE nEMrDr.

Our community has frequently been disturbed
or late by the demands OF n sct OF Radical ne
grocs. who have united under tho namo OF tho
Longshoremens Protective Union, aud who,
ayaiiing themselves OF tho supposed necessity OF
their employers, have set up the most unrcasOna-
bic cxncLions In the matter Of wages. A very
little nrmncss. however, on the part OF tho ena-
poycrs defeated their attempts. They have now
made another outbreak on q new pretended
Issue.
For some good and sufficient reason, we pre-
sumo, certain shipnwncrs refuse to trust their
cargocs to the hand. OF one Sloddarl. who Is u
stevedorc and u Radical onlce-holdcr. Where
upon this protective union refuse to loud or un-
load ycsscls, unless Stevedore St0ddard DO per-
mittod 10 have the handling OF property which
tho parties Interested nro disincllnetl to commit
to hs unmatched manipulation. The union
claims that, being q Radical, lie IL necessarily
trustworthy, and therefore any exception to him
must have lis origin In objection to his political
principles.
if this were true, and ihc character of the man
in ITO way involved, does IL lie In The mouths of
Radicals to complain OF II rs prescription, when
they have, within very few days only, in mass
asscnbagc In the entire Radical league, demand
cd of their creatures, the Mayor and Aldermen OF
RadicallZcd Charleston, that every democrat OH
the police Of the city should be forthwith dis
charged, anu their places filled by members OF
the Union League; and In obedience to this man
date, presented by q select committee, these tlc-
mands have been accccded to, and some twenty
or thirty Democrats turned adrift at once, AMI y
promise madc Ivy the Mayor that he would remove
the others fast their places could be sup
piled Now these negro Radicals again disturb
the quiet Of the community with their howlings,
because, fOrsooth the poisoned chalcc, which
they prepared for Democrats has been commend.
cd to their own lips.
It'll time, IN onr opinion, that these polite doc
tors should be made to swallow their own ply sic,
and we would suggest to shipowncrs and con-
signccs, that the very best dose to administer
would he the Substitution OF these prescribed
Democrats in lieu Of their Radical proscribers
Frequent doses Of this sort may be required for
time, but its operation will he ultimately eITrc
tual. So long rs tho disease continues, the remc
dy should he applied 1t is panacea for special
cases, and prophylactlc TO purify the political Mt
mosphcre OF all bodies approaching n similar
state OF corruption.
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Gotels.
~ II RI ES TON TEL,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. 81,

This firstclass HOTEL, situatod In a pleasant
renders 1t the most desirable Hotel for either per.
manent or transient guests. The accomnoda.
lions aIe unsurpassed. having extensive suites OF
single gentlemen. The proprietor will endeavor.
TO maintain the high reputation enjoyed by the,
"Charlestonn as hrst-class house, and no effort
will be spared to deserve continuance Of tho
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed uponit: ~
The best OF Livery accommodations win be,
f0nnd adjoining the establishment. !. = 81 = =.
The house is supplied with tho celebrated Arte.
Sian Water, OF which delightful baths can be had
either day or night. e. q. JACKSON, ~
Juyl2 Proprietor, 9
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Drn GOODS, Ctr.
I)rn GOODS, Gtr
n R o o s! DRY
j. r. r. Z, d &c o..
STREET cuARLEsTos 8. @.

We exhibiting the best
owhic
r. L
dkcrhic ciGopio
o r
CLIO ks STA
MsseC
ngurcs
Black
Mourning
&c.,
Ties
variety.
OUR FALL AND WINTER
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IL. hAHAM HAEG, EXECUTOR, Ys. JAMES FER
GUS0N, ET AL.
On TUESDAY, the Cd day or November next, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ Will be sold at the Old Custom.
hoase, In Charleston,
All that PLANTATION situate In the Parish of
St. Johns Berkeley 0n the western branch OF Coop
or River, known as the Old and New Farm meas.
uring 665 acres as per plat Of Thomas J. Mellard,
dated 10th April, 1914; bounding northeast and
north ON Lands lately Of Frederick Ford and Mall
berry Plantation, southwest on Wsppahoola
Creek, which separates II from Seaton, southeast
on DOckon Creek, and cast on Cooper River. And
aiso as part OF the sail Plantation, the TRACT
known nS The Elbow Tract, measuring IS acres.
Also. all thet adjoining PLANTATION known ds
seaton and Westham TOR Wcstonl measuring 1880
acres, "a per plat OF John Diamond dated July
1872; bounding northeast on Wappahoola Creek.
which divides II from tho Old and New Farms and
from south Mulberry Plantation, north on Lands
formerly OF Thomas Mllllken, west on HoncI,s
Corner road, and sonth on Dockop Plantation
Tho said two Tracts OF Lands being aoid subject
to lease TO Samuel W. Lynes until 3lst Decem.
bcr 1871, at IN annual rent Of $250O.
Terms-Onc-hth cash; balance In one, two.
three Tour anu dvc years. secured by bond and
mortRage or the PROMISES with interest nom
the day OF sale at seven per cent per annuln nav.
stamps. $50 ~ r., II. -MICkEY' '-.N '-.N
I octle sstul sherif Of Charieston Co,inty.
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aneiion GaIcs-- future puns.
SOUTH CAROLINA, KERSIIAW COUN-
- TY-IN EQUITY.
JAMES; CIIEsNUr. EXECUTOR vs. MARY e.
REYNOLDS, SARAH CIiESNUT. MARY
Z. FRiEltSON. 1T hl.-BII.I. FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF WILL,
PARTITION Sc

In iursnsncc Of decree made In tho above causc
nt September Term, 1862 we will expose To
public sale, before the Courthouse. In Camdcu.
III II O'clock a. NJ, on MONDAY, the Till day OF
December next,
The following most valuable LANDS, ylng from
three TO four miles from the Town OF Caindrn
Immediately on the Snntli Carolina Railroad,
fronting OH Watcree River and running back,
castwartily, five miles, covering over five thois-
lands III cultivation, one thousand line upanS In
cultivation, and over three thousand in original
WoUl, pine, &c, much OF il very line cotton land
finely wntcrcd and Offering abundant winter
pnsturagc:
First. RELLE-MoNT, n very choice plantation
OF over eight hundred acres, On Watcree River,
Three miles from Camden, with n large settle
mcnt on II (; will prodnce, without manurcs, a
bnlc Of cotton or seventy five bushels OF corn to
the acre. This is regarded the best body Of
land on the waterce River.
Second. TOWN CREEK PLANTATION adoln-
Ing the above, consists Of four thousand five
hundred acres, recently held as one large planta-
tion comprising swamp, second bottom, and up.
lands, heavily timbcred and finely wutered, hav-
Ing two linz streams running through It, The
South Carolina lsallrold and two public highways
run through these lands and render them acccS-
slble at al points. They are very convenient TO
Camden; the uplan'ls are perfectly hcnlthful and
present rare advantages
This plncc Is suhuividcd into an,l will he sold az
twcnty-onc fnrIns or one hundred to four llun-
dred acres, Offering rare opportunity TO settlers
seeking homes. Adjoining Plantations have
been divided Into Small farms and are taken by
our best people.
Tcrms-One-ilfth cash: balance on credit OF
one, TWO and three years In equal annual install
mcnS, With interest from date, pay able annually
ut seven per cent, secured by bond, snrctics
cgc To purchasers To pay cash. Purchasers To- my
for stamps AMI papers.
An agent on the place will show the lands, and
the llatS Cnn he seen at the OIllcu OF WIN b.
'''' JAMES cuEsNUT
WM. NJ. SHANNON
Special Masters aud Receivers
Camden, S. G.. Nov. /. ISdD lm5wf2
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JOHN $. RYAN,
AuctiOiicer.
A UCTION SALE BY ORDER OF THE
"a UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
AND DIRECTION OF THE
ASSIGNEE
IN TIE NATTER OF EMANUEL MORRIS. A
BANKRUPT, EX PARTE OSWALD KEEDER-
UNITED STATES OF P'AMERlCA-TIIE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IN BANKRUPTCY


by virtue OF an order OF the Honorable the Dis.
trict Court OF the United States, Will offer for
sale, at the Old PostOfflce in Charleston, on
TUESDAY, the 2d OF November next at IL
O'Clock A. NJ,
The following Parcels Of LAND, to wit:
All TINT TRACT OF LAND, containing one hun.
drcd and twenty five tI25) acres, more Or less
situate and lying on the public road leading To
SaltEctchcr Bridge, In the District tnow Country
or BEAUFORT and State OF South Carolipa and
bounded on the north OIL Land or Estate or VIM.
Cook, east by n. LangfOrd. south by John Harvey
anu west by Lands OF Elizabeth Kearse.
All that LOT OR PIECE OF LAND, containing
three acres, sltunte and lying ut the Whppy
Swamp Cross Roads, In the County and State
aforesaid, and bounded on the north by Lands OF
r. N. Terry, east and south by Lands OF Jehu
Harvey, and west by Lands OF w. J. Terry.
Terms-0nc-haf cash; remainder In one year
to he secured by bond bearing interest from day
OF sale. ut rate OF per cent. per annum and
mortgage OF the property. Purchasers to pay for
stamps and conveyance.
octl6 s3tul J. w. BURBRIDGE, Assignee
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Hotel ArrivnIs-October 20.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
r. p Williams, Morrstown; J. l.. McKccvcr,
New York; James H. Tratter, Philadelphia; Cap
tain w. e. Roberts, Liverpool; f. Radclin ST.
Thomas; l.. u. Cross, Philadelphia; ]. w. Colcr,
Augusta; l.. J. JONES' Mrs. Jones' Miss Jones, New
berry; aIiss J. oConncll, NJ. O'Conncil, Fort Mill;
W. Ii. wcsson, North Carolina; Mrs. a. c. Girari,
child ami nurse, New Orleans; G. N. Brayton, S.
B. Rcmlcy, U. S..A. II. II. Brctlgcss, Wilmington
W. J. Walker, Washington; General wm. MacT,ac,
VIM. A. walker, wilmIngton; Joshua II. DrJdcr,
New York; Charles A. welcl, Lr., Boston; Rev. j.
d. Campbell, Miss Campbell, Miss Campbell,
brooklyn; Charles johnson, City; ID. II. Prince,
Chcraw; Mrs. Campbell Bryce, Miss N. q. Bryce,
Columbia; Joseph RoUb, BALTIMORE VIM. Dayton
New York.
PAVILION HOTEL.
]. w. Abbott and J. w. IIntchcrson, Agents
Stone lturray's Circus; J. Gorham, city; ].
CoSer, Savannah; w. NJ. Punter, S. Co.; X.
Mills, wintervilc; a. d. Bell, Winnsboro'; Sgnor
Carfano and S:gnora Carfano New York; c. s.
Hodges, Providence; A. i. Foilctt, J. S. Folett,
5. +. Sutton and J. Roihan, N. Y; J. il. Good
rich, New Haven; 3. Il. Rcinlcy, Fort Naccn; q.
f. 1saacs, lady and child, Columbia; G. B. Pm
doipint, NJ Y; &. Il. Smith, Bosion.
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TuE MEDICAL CoLLEOR OF SOUTH CAnoIISA, in
this city, will commence It's winter term OIL Mon
day next the first proxmo We have not heard
what number OF students arc expected, but hope
it will he n gOodlJ number, rs tho gentlemen of
the faculty certainly merit q substantial reward
for their arduOus labors which VIC know will be
faithfully performed.
There Is no better institution in the country, Us
will be testified by thousands OF its graduates,
who live In every State OF tho South and West,
AMI oil positions or honor and trust In their re-
spcctIye spheres The faculty OF the College has
always ranked with the best in the land, and we
do not hesitate to say that this Is the Case now.
There is always ample material for the industri-
GUS student OF anatomy, and the opportunities
for clinical instruction ore abundant. and under
tho direction OF good pathologlsts and diagno.ti-
clans.
A student who desires 10 learn and make good
use OF his time cannot subservo these purposes
better anywhere than In the Medical College OF
Charleston, and We hope there will be good at-
tendance this winter.
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CRUMBs.-Qnarantine will be abolished Mt sun.
set tomorrow.
Three Ribs Of O human being, with shell fast
oned in them, were picked mp near Battery wag.
ner day before yesterday.
Three hundred and thirty six persons, who have
mot made their returns to the Assessor, will lave
their names in print shortly.
The exercises OF the winter term OF the Charles.
ton College will commence on Monday next.
An Independent woodsawyer, who would not
take out license to saw wood, snw the Mayor
yesterday by request OF u policeman. The Mayor
told him he was riding too high a horsc and would
have to take out q license.
A polite constable yesterday volunteered 10
walt In an adjoining while his prisoner nte
supper. Tic prisoner boltcd his supper md then
: bolted out Of the window, leaving the constable
/ to wsjt.
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
, amounted to $16.
Elizabeth Gillian, who assaulted her husband
J. with rock, has been committed 10 jail.
Isaac Miller, colored, who was arrested by on
ser Quinn upon the charge OF stealing $40 from
Z Mr.. F. Buchhoit, has acknowledged the theft
I THE drummers do not like tho sbTll to license
Z and regulate tho aale Of goods by sample" u.s.
sertiug that II they have to pay $50 for license
everywhere they go, the drumming business will
prove altogether Improbable.
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To PARBErs-wc take pleasure in calling
the attention OF parents, ana all others In
terested in The care OF children, to Wine
mans CrystallIzcd Worm Candy, certain spc-
cidc, manufactured in Charleston, and for sale by
our city druggists. It has been thoroughly test
cd and proved to be safe, sure and reliable. The
price is twenty-five cents per boz, which places
i'll the reach OF oil. We are requested to
say that supply has been furnished the city
druggists for free distribution to the poor, who
may apply for the same.
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JOHN s. RYAN,
AtictioIiccr.
DECREE IN EQUITY.
CUMMINGS, ASSIGNEE, W.. DAWSON.

BY virtue OF an order OF sale to me directed In
ihr above cniitcd case, will otter for sale at
public anctlon, at The OLD Post0itice, foot OF
liroad street, on TUESDAY, the I'll oil November
next, nj IL O'Clock \. ~,
All TINT LOT or LAND With the BUILDINGS
thereon. situate In the City OF Charleston, on the
west si,le or imehouse street, formerly OF the rs
tate or Robert LlmeliuiiSc, deceased, and known
anu designated on plat OF Robert X. Payne sur
rcyor, a5 Lot No. %, measuring on Iamciousc
street ~ feet. same on back line, aRt OH north
anu south lines los feet, more less On the Lot
Is iine wooden dwelling h0usc, with four rooms
pantry and dressing room, kitchen aud Outbuid-
ings.
Terms-One.tAlrd cash; balaucc payable In ono
and two ye0rs-the credit portion OF purchase
money TO be secured by bond OF purchaser and
aud policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay for stamps
anu papers. ROBT. CIIISOI.M, JR.,
octl8 SO Special Referee
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THH STRIKE OF THE LoNGsnoHEnES.-Th long
shorencn are still on "strisc' hui there Is none
OF that lawlcssncss which characterized the last
strike
Night before Inst the longshorcmcn held meet
ing ut the Military Hall. There was a large at-
tendance OF the members. After O considerable
amount OF discussion the meeting resolved that
as ''the shippers OF the City Of Charleston had
forced the dismissal, by the captain Of the bark
A. B. Wyman, OF George B. Stoddarii, who WINS
loading that resscl, on the sole ground that he
was Republican, they denounced the action
Gas unwarrantablc interference with the sacred
rights OF free thought nnd independent opinion,
which every true man prizes as he does the apple
OF his eye"
They further resolved that George b. stoddard
"has for years, been the steady friend OF the men
working oil the wllnrves;" that the members
would not "work OIL board tho bark A. Il. Wyman
unless their brother member, Captain @. B. Stcd-
dard, bel first restored to duty as stcvedore on
board of said vessel" that ]mcmbcr "wi aid in
loading any vessel With cotton until The shippers
withdraw all discrimination against longshore-
men on account Of their political sentiments,
whether such members be Republicans or Demo.
srats;" and that they would "appeal to all the
Worklngmen, without dlstinctlon OF party, to
unite with them in this earnest effort to sustain
the rights and the dignity OF laborlng men,
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Will be sol,l on TUESDAY, I'd November, at the Old
POStOillcc, at IL O'clock
That desirable twO-story Won,lcn HOUSE, con-
taiuing two Stores, known M Nos. 25 and 25k
King street. Lot measures 80 feet front by l30
less.
Tcrms-onc-haif cash; balance In ono year with
Interest; property To be insured and policy as
Stamps. oCt3Q
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Knox, DAILY, & 20 will continue tho sale, at 10
o'clock, Of the stock OF A. Hing, King street.
J. A. Enslow 4 Go. will sell at ii O'Clock, at
Palmetto wharf, the brig Lady Pcrio and her M
parel; also two sail boats.
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THK FREuNpsCuAErsBuND.-T was large
and appreclRtivc audience mt the entertainment
given by this society on Thursday night last.
The musical and dramatcal portion OF the enter
tainnent was decidedly good. All who attended
spent dc!.e ehtful evening.
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BY JOHN $. RYAN.
A UCTION SALE OF LOT or LANB
IA NORTHEAST CORNER OF EASTBAY
AND GUIGNARD STREET

On TUESDAY. the I'd day OF November. Mt the
Old iOst0illcc at IL O'Clock a. ~, will sell at
Public Auction, without any manner OF reserve
All that LOT OF LAND, nj The Northeast corner
OF EaSt BAY AMI tuigiiard street, measuring and
containing 2l feet inches front on East bay, by
i53 feet ON Cuignard street. a:d - feet inches
on the back, bc the same more or lcss.
ALSO,
The LOT Immediately adjoining tile above OH
the north line, same dimensions.
Terms OF Salr-Onc-third cash; remainder I'm
one, Two ana three years, secured by bond and
mortgage DI The property sold. Purchaser to pay
Tor conveyance and stamps.
y. E.-For further Information, apply to
0ct:b JOHN $. RYAN. No. 50 liroad street.
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THE CHEAPEST YEr.-TmE NEWS Job onlcc is
now printing hill.hcads In the best style and on
fine paper, at 81 SO per thousand. Merchants. think
Of ftY
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-30

MATCH GAME-A match game OF base ball was
played yesterday afternoon between the Alert
aud Palmetto Clubs. AT the fourth ana las: in
ntng, the score stood Palmetto, ~; Alert, Q.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-30

TIIH MARINERS CuuRuH.--'rhcrc will be service
in the Mariners Church, Church street, to-mor
row, Sunday, at half-past 10 O'Clock In the monr
ing.