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on the 2Uh OF july 1869, the chltl;nan or the En-
ecutivc Committee drew nm order on the trcasu-
rcr or the University for live hundred dollars, TO
he applied for the benefit OF the inedical school OF
the University. 1t il recommended that the said
SUM be refunded TO the treasurer, und that, IN ad-
dion thereto, The sum Of five hundred dollars be
appropriated, making In all a fund OF one thou
sand dollars, to bc applied by the treasurer und
librarian, under the supervision Of the Library
Committee, TO the rcbindlng OF books, the binding
of pamphlets, the payment OF Subscriptions OF
magazines and periodicals. the purchase Of new
books for the library, and inc'ienal expenses,
such rs postage, stationery, aG7trtisng, print
ing,r &c.
CONDITION or THE uStvRRYITY.
Il. w. Barnwell, chairman of.:lc faculty i'll
forms the trustees that It is o pleasure to the
faculty to teach the forty students but In the
present estate OF the University. Tie worst feature
Is the greatly diminished number. or students In
attendance upon its exercises, not at present
exceeding forty. 1hc principal causes which
hnvc affected this unhappy result are well known
TO the members OF the board, and do not seem Il
me appropriate for discussion In this report.
think that hy steady pcrsc, crancc In the support
OF the University us school OF teaching, prcju
| diccs and apprchensions may be removed, and Its
sphere OF usefulness greatly and ccrinancntly en-
lnrgcd. 1t will, think. contribute much to this
the vacant chairs In the University with vel
selected aud able professors
No action has yet been taken upon tho report.
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IsrECIAL TELEGRAM TO ruE NEws.l
COLUMBIA, December IL.
II. H. Kimpton, the Financial Agent of the
State, Is gone.
Governor Scott signed To-Day the bill to pay the
interest on tho State debt III coin, the bill to
amend the census law, and the bill to incorpo.
rate the Clann University.
Ia the House. joint resolution for tic appoint
mcnt OF fish commissioners; bill to change the
location of the county seat Of Barnwell to Barn.
well Village; bill to rcchartcr the Blythc's Gap
Turnpike Road; u bill to designate what officers
slal sell property; bill TO incorporate the Unity
Friendship Society of Charlcston;;l bill giving
to Dickinson the right OF way over the Savannah
and Charleston Railroad. received their third
realIng and were sent TO the Senate.
Jackson introduced u bill for the better protcc.
tlon OF iaborers. and to provide for tho appoint
county.
A bill liking the tcnurc-of.olicc of McEinlay
the Registrar or Mesne Conveyance, was passed.
bill authorizing the State Auditor to levy
tax OF ono half per cent. for State purposes, and
three mills for county purposes. seven mills for
Pickcns and i've for Beaufort for special pur-
poses. passed Its second reading.
In the Senate, the bill to incorporate the Policy.
holders and Tontine Life Insurance Company,
and the bill to regulate the assessment and taX,-
uon of personal property in Charleston, passed
their second reading.
A Joint resolution from the House to noat the
United statcs nag over the Capitol was concurrcd
in, after considerable opposition.
In the House. the following bills were read q
first time: A bill to incorporate a Baptist Church
at Anderson Courthouse; and bills to incorporate
the following companies and societies: The Unity
Friendship Society or Charicaton; the Bambcrs
Pire Company; the Nashville Independent Blues,
and the Promptitude Fire Company OF Charles.
ton; the New York Hose Company, the Union Fire
Company and the Washington Plrc Company OF
Beaufort; the Winnsboro Fire Company.
'Thc bill to grant to certain persons exclusive
right to dig phosphates in the beds OF navig able
rivers wus taken up. After a long discussion,
Its consideration was postponed until Tuesday.
The bill Will pass but the persons Interested will
have to pay tax OF more than forty cents ton
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ErnoM THE ASSOCIATED rEEsa,

irROh THE hSSUCIATED FEESSl
WASHINGTON, December II.
The Sta. says the Hon. Edwin II. Stanton Sic
cceds Justice Gricr. Published in TnE NEWS
special dispatches yesterday morning.l
General Sherman hus endorsed us follows a
report OF outrages upon India ns: "a citizen
may murder al Indian with mpunlty, hut II the
Indian retaiiatcs war results and the United
States must bear the expense"
The President has nominated Amos +. Aker-
man as Attorney for Georgia, and J. l.. withey MS
United States Judge for the Sixth Circuit, vice
feainan, whose nomination IL withdrawn.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Foreign Committee or the House hive post
poncd the Cuba bill till after the holidays.
Without taking action on the Cable bill, the Sen
ate resumed the consideration OF the Georgia
bill.
TN motion OF Senator Williams, the adoption
of the Fourteenth amendment was stricken out
from MOrton's amendment, so that the adoption
OF the Fifteenth amendment IL now The only con-
dlti0n precedent to Radicalism.
Ferry, Edmunds and Conkling spoke against
tho amendment.
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The Orleans Princes.
SPARKS from TIE w1hEs.

At Wilmington, yesterday, IL German named
August Lcscman, was struck on the head with !.
four poand weight by negro, aud his skull ba.l.
ly fractured. His recovery is hopeless. Tie son
of tile Injured man shot ct the negro but missed
him, and was arrested, while the negro cscaneti.
At the Mobile Magnolia l.Gccs yesterday, the
mile heats werc won bJ LobelIn-timc, 1:5lIi
and 1:5oH; Coqucttc second; Xuzu third.
An alteration occurred yesterday morning ~
New Orleans between p. V. Ducros and H. J.
BYRD. Tile latter was wounded by two pistol
shots-:t is thought mortally.
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TIE COUNCIL OF ROME.
Papnl Buii-IIo,v Propositions muy
be Made in she Council-OMccrs of the
Council-Thc r. IIl snid to bo Unpopu-
lar.

The New York papers of Wednesday publish
the following cable telegram, dated London, Dc
ccmbcr IL:
An important I'apal Bull has been issued, pnder
the seal OF strict sccrcsy, establishing regulations
for the Gcumenicai Council. In tic Ec0ytliunl
his Holiness eXhorts the bishops to live In tho
practice Of charity humility, sObrlcty and piorls
contemplation during the session or The Council.
lie declares that although tho right OF making
propositions for the Council be'onga only To him.
SELF aud the Court OF Rome al nos ct al sn,icta,n
seden,. he desires and eXhorts every father TO
think IL his duty to make propositions, bus oil
First. That tho proposition be made In writing.
ami submitted privately to II council OF bishops
named by The Pope.
Second. That the proposition have for its object
tho general In crest OF the church, not OF u par.
ttcular diocese.
Third. That it be accompanied by a statcmen.
or the motives which have led to its presentation.
Fourth. That 1t he conformebic to The spirit and
traditions OF the Catholic Church.
Ills Holiness Imposes Secrcsy OH every peraon
Concerned In the concIllnry labors. Tho order
OF precedence Is liked Us follows Cardinal bisi-
ops, cardinal priests: cardinal deacons. patri.
generals OF mOnasiic orders Tho fathers are OH.
thoriHcd 10 delegate ten OF their number to 10
charged with tile judicial settlement OF oontesta-
lions arising among the fathers themselves. The
Bull appoints the Officers OF tho Council. naming
az lfgatt or 1,.csfacs over general congregations
and Capaltl. Fathers who desire to 'i.T. haT.
thorIzation from tile le0aH the evening
preceding tho day on which they in.
tend TO speak. Those who intend to propose
canons must first submit them to one of tho four
commissioners CON on Faith, Discipline, Religious Or.
ders, and Oriental Affairs. These commissioners
win be chosen by tho fathers. but each will nc
presided over by cardinal named Ivy the Pope.
-, The Bull prohibits the fathers from absentlng
themselves before tho conclusion Of tho Council,
and authorizes them to reside outside OF their
aocsses during tho entire period Of the Council.
many OF the provisions OF the Papal Bull.
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TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
THE SENATORS ON THE ABBEyILLE
WAR PATH.

That Gold Bill AgaIn-Wi1l They Get
Their Deserts-Thc Land Commits
Tho State Constnblcs Snubbcd-Thc
Wants the Lnnd-Blood for Blood-The
Incendiary HoSc-Went BacIs upon
the Countics-BroIsen Promiscs-Thc
Vote-The Municipal Officers OF Column
bin-Morc Judges.
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T. U II o II Il
The dscu,ncnical Council.

The QGcumcnfcaI Council.
ROME, December II.
The Council has so far failed to frame COM
mission TO regulate relations between Church and
State.
No uneasiness Is felt regarding the Popcs
health.
The Orleans Princes.
PARIS, December II.
In the Corps, Deputy Estancclin expressed
homage for the Orleans princes and regretted
their continued banishrncnt. Dorca,ic protested.
Estancclin responded, but WAS called to order
The Sucz Canal.
l.oSpoS, December II.
The rumorcd closing OF the Suez Canal for new
excavations Is authoritativcly denied.
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DECLINE IN GOLD.

NEW YORK, December IL.
Money was easier to-day ut Z in currency;
sterling s2G. Gold was greatly excited over the
decline which followed the action OF the Secretary
Of the Treasury. The pressure to sell was very
great, and the price ut one time reached 2ohi the
lowest since 1862. Cold is classcd ut 20 Ea2OA,
Governments heavy; G2's 1875; Southorns steady.
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Oblluurn.

TRENfI0LH.-Dicd, at her residence In Spar.
tnnburg $. O., ON the morning or the 18TH In.
slant, and after long AMI painful Illness, Miss
hisESE LOUISE TnENHoI.M, aged IS years. She
possessed u gool mind, well stored with general
knowctgc,and with the sublime truths OF our holy
rc.is!on. She was sincere and practical Chris.
tluni dcvout member OF the Episcopal Church.
licr lie was devoted to works OF piOus usefulness
AMI bcney0lence. She nstrucied the young and
is sincerely nonrncd by her rainily and by her
numerous friends
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10 A CARD.-A LERGYMAN,
while residing In South America as Missionary,
discovered n safe and simple remedy for tho cure
OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease of
the Urinary aud Seminal Organs and the whole
train OF disorder, Drought on by baneful and
vicious habits. e eat numbers have been cured
by this noble rem dy. Prompted by desire to
heneht the afflicted and unfortunate, ] will SEM
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine
III n sealed envelope, to any ono who needs IL
free OF Charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
S.aiion d, Bible House.
oct4 3n0s$ New York City.
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funeral Notices.

EvANS.-Dicl on Friday. evening, the l7ih
instant, FANNIE ADELI.A, wife Of William H.
Evans. and daughter OF Mr.. James M Curtis, aged
twenty-five years, four months md twenty days.
.ea- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintanccs OF their respective families, and the
members OF the Citadel Square Baptist Church,
arc invited to attend her Funeral Services at the
above Church, at half-past IL o'clock, on SUNDAY
MORNING. tec1s =
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r1rE TEXTS Ell Ec! ION.

GALvEsroSr eecembcr II.
One hundred and seven couuties ore hcurd
from, giving Bavis majority cf 1lo3. Twenty
eight counties are TO he heard from. The aggrc-
gate white majority Is 10000, anu the vote for
Governor will be so close TINT it will require
the Official count to decide. The Conserya-
tivcs claim the mujority OIL Joint ballot.
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Gs-KEEP TIE CIRCULATION AC-
TiVE.-A free and regular circulation OF the blood
~ essential to hoalth. u places the whole system
| in state OF active defence against all unwhulc.
some influences, and Is IN especial safeguard
against the inimical effect OF sudden changes OF
| temperature, and OF damp and cold.
IL proper attention were pnil to this important
fact, there would not only be n great decrease In
the number OF cases of stomach howell and renal
complaints, but also In the number OF deaths by
consumption and other pulmonary diseases.
At this period OF the year, when TIC dividing
line which separates q genial from an inclement
season has just been passed, course OF HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS Will be found OF ill.,
valuable service In Improving the condition OF the
vital fnld and gently stimulating Its low Vic.
lent coughs and colds, like intermittent fever are
the frequent effects Of n chilly atmosphere upon
debllltatcd organization. Diseases of the Kid.
neys often proceed from the same source How
essential it is therefore, for persons OF feeble con-
stitutioD, to invlgorate the vital organization Mt
the commencement OF winter. Fortified by warm
clothing without, and lIOSTETTER'S DITTERS
within, the frail and delicate may brave with
impunlty on amount OF exposure and hardship
which, under other circumstances, would pros
tratc them on bed OF sickness Let them con.
slider thls and be wise in time. dccla aD4o
&D- THE CHECK No. 691 OF JOHN
MARSHALL Jr. for three hundred and seventy
Ave 1876 dollars. drawn on the Peoples Bank,
payable to JOSE SILvEY Il CO., or bearer, has
been stopped, and all persons are cautioned
against trading for the same.
decI6 thstu3* JOSE SrIvEY.
tT NO CURE, NO PAY.-FORREST'S
JUMPER TAR for Coughs, Group, whooping
Cough, Asthma, BronchIts, Sore Throat, Splitting
OF Blood and Lung Dlseasca. Immediate relief
and positive euro, or prlce refunded. as cents.
N. B.-Tho genuine article has yellow labols
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold by q. W. AIhAR, Agent,
Corner King and vanderhorat streets.
nov25 thstuSmo
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Gs TRINITY CIIURCH.-TIIERE
will be no Service In this Church To-MoRRow, in
consequence OF the absercc of the Pastor. The
Sunday Schuol exercises will be as usual.
tlcclS
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TIE VAR IN CUB4.

NEW YORK, December II.
- special dispatch to tho Hcrnd says the
insurgents have rc.occupcd Mogate, and arc In
force In the neghboring mountains. Vnmaseda
writes that lie must have reinforccmcnts. A
third OF his men arc sick. The Marino Infantry
lost ihlrty-two men from yomto In one day.
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10 THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Pyatt, and OF Mr. anu Mrs.
John l.. NOVEL;, are invited to attend the flne-
ral services OF Mrs. PYATT, at st. Paurs Church,
THIS AFTERNOON, at . o. clock. dccls
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.g:l5- TO PRlNTERS.-IF YOU WANT
NEWS, BOOK, CAP, DRMI and MEDIUM PAPERS.
Bin Heads Statements, Cards, Card Board, Print
ing Material, Binding. Ruling and Cutting 20 to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 15s Meeting street, oppo
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. G.
dGcl4 6InoS
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Is~ WORDS OF CHEER ON THE
Errors of Youth and the Focs OF Age, in rela-
tion to Marriage and Social Evils, with q helping
hand for the erring and unfortunate. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r., Philadelphia
Pa. sept1, amns
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5sU- BETHEL NJ. l.. CIIURClI.-SER-
vice in this Church TOMORROW AFTERNOON, at 3
O'Clock, by the Rev. w. ". HICKS. No Service In
the MoRSING. tecl8
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.GS- FIRST BAPTIST CIIURCII.-TlI
Rev. s. Ii. SlIuCK having accepted the Gull to tho
Pastoratc of this Church, Divine Service mRy he
expected To.MoRRow MoRSISO, 1T halrpast 10
O'Clock, and in the AFTERNOON, at half.past 3
O'Clock. and every succeeding Sabbath. Sunday
School at q O'Clock a. NJ. dccl8
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1D- THE CITY HANDS JOHN
BROWNS GANG) return their sincere thanks TO MI
Edward Howard for his kind attention to them
Willie dlsc!,nrglng their duty at his door en- the
10th instant.
Charleston, December H. 1862 dec1sl.
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E.!'- NOTlCE.-TIIE UNDERSIGNED
having retired from business In Charleston, takes
this opportunity of thanking his many friends
AMI customers for their liberal patronage so kind
ly bestowed OH him.
In retiring, also take pleasure in recommend
Ing Messrs. GouTEyENiEE BROS. rs my success
sors, feeling satisfied that they will strictly adhere
to my motto OF quick sales and small profits
decl3 A. ILLING.
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.JsD- TIE MINIATURE STEAMBOAT,
EUGENE WARD, now on exhibition at No. 21e
King street. two doors below the Academy of
AusicJ will make trial trip on the pond foot +
Beanfaia street, THIS BAY, 18th instant, at
ia. NJ. dccls 2s
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1ss- UNITARIAN CHuRCH-DIyINE
Service will be held In this Church Tomorrow
MoRS1SG. ut half-pas, 10 O'Clock, and IN the EVEN
INA. ut halfpast O'Clock, the Rev. II. r. CUTLER
officiating. Strangers are cordially invited to at
tend. Subject OF the Evening Discourse: ''The
Robbery or heing Equal with God. dccl8
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The Catholic Telegraph thinks that a history
or the United States suitable for Catholic schools
would not only provo remuneratlve, hut would
ALSO be great addition to the cause Of truth and
justice.
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ttlurrle0.

lI.ION-HIGGINS.-In New York CITY. on tho
sth Instant, at tho brldJs residence, by Rev
Thomas Farrell, JOilN X. RLI.oN, OF Savannah
VA, To- ANGLIA C., eldest daughter OF John IIig
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5ss- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGEB are notified that she Is dlschurg-
Ing cargo at Adger's South Wharf. Goods re-
manning uncallcd for nj sunset Will be ut owners,
risk on the wharf. JAMES ADGER L CO.,
dccl7 AGENTS
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Nss- IL YOU WANT LAW BOOKS.
LAW BLANKS and Lcgal Printing, go to EDWARD
PERRY. No. las Mee;ing street, opposite Charles
ton Hotel, Charleston, S. c. dccl4 8mos
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la5:- ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
service In this Church rO.MoRRow MoRSISG at
hall-past 10 O'Clock, by the Rev. ". W. HICKS,
and In the EyESiHG, at I O'Clock.
Strangers will bc provided With seats in the
Morning. Evening Service seats free dccls
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:GS-SHIPPERS PER STEAMERS DIG
TAToR, CITY POINT and PILOT BOY are hereby
notified that no freight will he received after sun
set on the days Of their sailing.
dec9 j. D. AIKEN & On Aucn,a
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gass- DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON-
QUOTED IN the Orphans Chapel oil sARBArn hr-
TERSooN, ut halfpast O'Clock by the Rev. VIM
II. ADAMS. dec18
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.@sr NJ EDlCAL NOTICE.
suffering from Diseases pertaining to the Gcnit0
Urinary Organs, will receive the latest scientific
treatment, by placing themselves under the care
OF DIR. T. REENTsjERNA, ONCE No. 74 lIasc
street. three doors cast from tho Postonlcc
nIIpo5 VIZ
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ray- GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co.
for wATERPRO0F TWEED OVER SACKS, for
So. declB
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ES- OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS
COMPANY, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER IL, 1868.
The Olcc OF this Company has bocn REMOv ED
from No. 147 Meeting street to No. 81 lIase street,
Immediately in rcur or the Pavilion Hotel
T. D. GILLESPIE,
dec,a II Arcnt
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GD- NOTICE.-ALI, PERSONS HAy.
ING claims against the Estate OF DR.. J. l.. NOW.
FILL, late OF 81. James Santec, will present them
10 the undersigned properly attcstcd, within the
time prescribed by law. All indebted 20 said rs.
tate will please make payment AT once.
T.. w. NOVEL;, tr,
dcc7 1mo l.. q. NUWEI,i, ENecutors.
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gsS-PERRY'S COMEDONE AND PIN
PIE REMEDY positively cures Comedoncs, BALD
Heads or Grnbs;l also Red, White and Malterated
Plmples on the face Depot No. 40 Bond street, .
New York. Sold by Drugglsts everywhere.
dec8 2mos
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GS-TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
FREcKLEs ana TAN from the face, use PERRY'S
Moth and Frecklc Lotion. Prepared only by Dr..
b. G. PERRY, No. 40 Bond.street, New York. Sold
by all Druggists. deco 3mos
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GS-NOTICE.-ALLM LMANUFACT
Of Cigars ana other vendors are cautioned against
using the trade mark OF this Factory, namely, LA
VALENTINE. No Cigars OF this brand and marx
are genuine unless procured from the uudersign-
cd, Agent OF the Factory at Charleston.
ALFRED A. DARIOT,
decl7 No. lis East I,ay street
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.EJ"NOTICE is Hereby GIVEN THAT
application VIII be made for renewal OF CEHTI-
FlCATES No. So2l, fur twelve Shares; No. sao5 for
four Shares, and No. S3e1 for ten Shares in the
Bank Of Charleston, the originals being burnt in
Columbia, $. C. oct1s 1nmo3
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J:O-GLASS GLOBES. MONTHS
ago ten or twelve Cut Glass Gas Globes were
left with r. L. GUlLLEMIN, Gas Filter; Church
street, to he sold. The owner will please CLAIM,
the Globes ct once, they vii! be sold TO lcfray
expenses. dcciI
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WASHINGTON.
DEBATE ON TIE GEORGIA BILL.

AN ALL-N NIGHTS sEssI ION,
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N5- NOTlCE.-ALL PERSONS HAY
ING any demands against the late NICHOLAS w.
DARRELL, will present the same, properly attest
ed, and all those indebted will make payment TO
Mr.. GEORGEP. ARTOPE, who Is duly authorized
TO settle The same. MARY 4. DARRELL,
dccll s3* Exncniriy
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g:G" READY TO-DAY.-THE "CtIRIST-
MAS oFFERING,n by Rev. w. wATKIN HICKS,
can be had at all the bookstores TODAY
Orders from the country to any bookseller In
Charleston will be promptly responded to.
Price to Sunday Schools, SO so per hundrea
comics. ,,oc,1
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.GS-NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the Estate or the late WILLIAM
PlNCKEEY SIIINGLER, deceased, VIII prcscn.
the same properly atiestcd 10 acssrs. IIrlsr &
BUST, Solicitors Broad street; and those indcbt.
cd 10 the said Estate will make payment to IIur.
SON LEE. No. Broad street, Charleston, S.
iiursol III I; yEEElNG' EEE, Qualified Executors.
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GIS- HOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IIAY-
ING claims against the Estate Of y. J. CIIArEE
will present them, properly attcsted, within the
time prescribed by law, nnd all persons lndcbtc cd
TO said Estate will please make payment TO D. NJ
WALPoLE. Aiken, s. c., or a. II. HAYDEN,
Charleston. MARY a. ClIhFEE,