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VAR ON TIE BoRDEIe.
a Georgia Justice shoots ut a Carolinn
Negro Constable.
The Augusta consttu,lonalist, of yesterday,

The Augusta Consttullonalist, of Yesterday,
says:
Yesterday morning Spencer, the negro consta-
oe OF Hamburg, S. q, Invoked n city policeman
dscovcred by him on this sdc % the @ riysr fuaI.
tive from South Carolina, who had escaped from
@ns made an o on night
TO police headquarters, where ali ofcer was tcp.
@sized to guard him across the city bridge to the
hands OF the Carolina authorities. While
seeing n thus conveyed, the sympathles OF q.
public, ex oticio Justice. OF the peace for ono or
the militia districts OF this CITY, Issued by Cover.
nor Bullock were enlisted In behalf of the prison
or, anu he protested vehemcntly and frequently
against the Kidnapping OF the hog thief aud his
delivery to the negro constabIes OF Hamburg lie
10 thnt end accompanied the officers In charge Of
tho prisoner 10 tho South Carolina line across the
city BRIDGE the excitement incident to the occa.
sion SIC gathering quite large crowd Of negroes rs
an escort. anxious 10 witness the result Arrived
q, .tc ne OF transfer the officers detailed for the
cd 10 escort their truant bird TO his old SSreps
In Hamburg. The Georgia justice here resolved
to follow and protect the prisoner The constables
had proceeded but short distance from Che
report OF q pistol was heard Gfcd by snead, who
immeeaateiy turned his face Gcorgiaward, re-
medtatcly drew his pistol and pursued, calling
upon the crowd to stand clear, as he did not wish
70 shoot any one but Sncad. who had fired nj
this city interfercd, nnd induced Spencer not TO
shoot. Sncdd's shot took effect on the Carolina
constable. During tile melee the prisoner seized
the opportunity 10 make second escape, and
was making good use OF his time when Lieut. en-
ant King, or our city police, who was mounted
pursued and recaptureu him, and lie was com.
mitted to prison In Hamburg.
We trust this conflict OF the judiciary of I;cor.
gla, and the constabulary OF South Carol Ina, cnn
be adjusted by the Governors OF the respective
States, without Congressional interference or q
resort to the last argument OF kings. "Let us
have peace"
In the afternoon Justice Snead getting consEd.
ernbe Christmas In his bones, discharged his pls.
tol from his orice on Monument street, as police-
man Mosher was passing. This act was reported
Christian ordered his arrest and confinement as a
very unsafe pence officer, la consequence or which,
nc was entertained at the city's expense last
night.
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IpRox OUR own CORRESPONDENCE


COLUMBIA, December 23.
The Senate and House were called to order
to-day at IL o'clock, but quorum not being
present in either, they were declared adjourn
ed until tho fifth of next month. Elliott, In
pursuance ofan announcement made by Speaker
Moses yesterday, called the House TO order to-
day The reason OF this, rs understood, was
to give the representatives an opportunity OF
voting Moses four hundred dollars us q mark
Of their appreciation Of his fitness as Speaker
showing their generosity by giving him other
peoples money. There were not more than
twenty representatives present, and Elliott
nau 10 ucciaro thcm adjourned because of q
lack OF quorum; consequently young Moses
VIII have 10 be found" at the end of the ses-
sion.
The absence of the legislators makes Colum-
o'a look much quictcr and considerably
oriShter than 1t has looked for some time past.
Prince II. Rlvers,' cOlored, member from
Edgeheld, who was formerly carriage driver.
has within the past few days purchased good
'doube-tcam "turnout," and tries to cut dash
In Columbia. 40 drives 30 much like rseu-
lar driver that, much to his disgust, pedes-
trlans who desire to change, for q time, their
means Of locomotlon hail him with view of
being driven AROUND. i;Sx
Hollingshead, who killed Tolbert, Is iisqe. and
Is able to walk about with the aid of cane
Hc seems to suffer considerably from the
wounds Inflicted by Tolbcrts pistol.
Tncre Is ueing c>EciiuLcu unvng Tue
members of the General Assembly q print
ed address, which tells of suffering Cuba,
and requests oil who desire that the United
States should grant her belligerent rights to
Sign thelr names beneath the address. Above
the address is Cuban flag and q flag of the
Gem of the Sea" In two coors, red and vel
low-the former much the largcr-showing
what portion of the island s held by the Gu
bans, and the latter what is held by the Span
1ards Several OF the colorcd senator's have
signed IT,
have sent TuE News list of the speakers
(and their subjects) who will deliver addresses
during the session for the benefit OF the Meth
odlst Church (colorcd) here. When the list
was circulated among the senators, and they
saw TINT religion" was to be the subject OF
young Moses, there were one or two humphs
and one remark swell, If he hasn't got tile
check" which met the cordial approval OF all
around. 1t is understood that the Speaker is
now ''crantming' for his subject. His re-
marks Will, doubtless, be very Interesting.
IL Is reported that one oil the first measures
brought up after the recess will be !. bill to
provide for The protection of the drummers
while In Charleston. l..
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VARIETIES.

Iron laths arc the latest idea In building.
They arc madc Of number twenty iron, wire
gauge, and one and half inches wide. re-
sembling one and q half inch hoop iron, with
small ridge or head In the middle to stifren
1t. The latIis are cut in proper lengths, and
afford additional security from fire.
A surgeon of Paris lately exhibited to a
friend one of his Instruments, the handle of
which was carved in bone. "Do you know,
he asked, ''of what this handle is made :" "Of
ivory, suppose" "No," said the doctor,
while tears almost checked his voice, SIT is
the thIgh-bonc Of my poor aunt"
Rivalry In trade Is shown in the case o
two sausage dealers In Paris, with shops ad-
Joining, ono of whom has painted on his glass
window, over pyramid of sausages: SAT ten
cents pound, to pny more is to be robbed;'
while the other puts his sauSages into nm obe-
lisk, and paints above H. "At twelve cents a
pound, to pay less Is to be poisoned"
"A was once relating story OF being
on locomotive that struck O COW standing on
the track, and throw her several yards into
the field, where she lit squarely upon hor feet,
with her head toward the train, and, strange
to say, ahe wasn't hurt mite. .sBut, didn't
she look scared 7" inquired q listener. swell
don't know whether she was scared or not
but sho looked n good deal discouraged"
IA bigh wind" II is said, "blows every
morning on the bridge at Dresden" and the
people account for It by curious old legend
Since the time Of Charlemagne there had
been wooden I~ldge across tho Elbe, but
every winter 1t was Carried away by tho foods
The authorities sought to aid tho famous BOT
cerer, who In his turn consulted the devil Tn,
latter consented to build strong bridge OF
condition that he should take tho sonis of al
who committed mortal sin in crossing over It
Boon Dresden possessed q magnificent bridge
and at early dawn tho devil appeared and be
gan to blow In such manner that tho hat
and caps OF tho passengers were carried Int,
tho water. some laughed, but others took t
swearing liko so many paYans, md Satan tool
snoto Of thom for hereafter. By noon, hayIn,
made good collection, he lett of blowing an,
went home To dInnor. From that tlmo I'll
now, the devil stands In tho pass every morn
ing and blows In tho same way, 40 that th
bridge Of Dresden Is always under tho lnfu
encs OF high wind from dawn till midday"
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ALL ABOUT THE STATE.
Survivors, Assooiation.

At o meeting Of the Survivors, Association
OF kershaw, held OH Monday General James
Chestnut WAS elected Vice president, and Rev. John
was elected an honorary member. In the eve
ming Colonel Shannon delivered stirring address
to large and enthusiastic audience OF ladies and
Cutting Case.
The Darlington Southcrner snys that cutting
case occurred at Florence on Tuesday, near Mr..
man by tho name Of Ezra Davis, Of Marion Conn. s
~. made sass With bowie knlfo at Mr.. LoyRs,
Thsn wSn SSoTsa man Ry the name Angus
parties and received the blow on one OF his hips,
making severe wound, from which he died on
Monday evening.
Ince ntli n rism-G " ernor Scott WILL
Please Notice.
The Camden Journal says: .'Thc grIst min OF
Major f. ID. Cantey was set on flrc oil the night OF
loss sustained was confined to tho mil, the Major
having used the precautlon Of removing the grain
accumulated 10 q secure place, nnd-that inny &C.
Tile same paper says: "Wo rcgrot TO learn that
tho reslience or Rev. ). l.. Shuford was burnt on
the 18th instant His loss IL estimated ut twelve
The Winnsboro' News says: 'Tuestay morning.
about halfpast O'Clock, an alarm OF hre was
premises OF Mr.. Charles Cstllcart Ills barn con.
talning about two hundred and 6fty bushels OF
corn was totally destroyod Il was BY the great
dwelling was saved. We noticed particularly
that the young men did noblo service. Very few
OF the cOorei people seemed to take any part In
diary.n
shreds OF State News.
Mrs. Thomas Walker died near Rldgeway, on
Sunday last
A prisoner who escaped from Darlington Jail
some wecka ago has been rocaptured. lie refused
70 surrender and was wounded.
y. w. Harboard haa boon arrested, In Columbia,
for horRe and cattle stealing.
On ami after Sunday next, there will be o
material change In the schedule OF the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad. Tho train for
Charlotte will leave Columbia at 9:40 A. n, and
arrive at 4:62 T.. III. Leave for Augusta at 6:oT r.
ID, and arrive In Columbia ut o:20 A. II.
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The actual depth of water in the Suez
Canal has been telcgraphed TO London by
I.loyd,s special agent ut Alexandria. He says
that the canal agent asserts that the minimum
depth Is g. metres, or 1913 feet, and that vcs-
sells drawing metres, or l6.4 feet have pass
cd safely from sea to sea. The S,lez Canal, nc
cordlng to the prospectus of the company, win
have uniform depth Of 8 metres, or &C. Is feet
The steamers of the 'Mcssagcrips Imperalcsn
Company, each measuring over 1000 tons bur-
den, but only carrying ballast, have passed
through the canal.
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Mount Gtna Is on record az an active and
awo-inaplring volcano one thousand years be-
fore Christ. Compared with 1t, Vesuvius,
more seen by tourists, is only o hill. Etna
its base is ninety mics In circumferenee' Is Its
lava streams, i've mlles wide, and Hfty to ono
hundred feet deep, extend to length OF eiSh.
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TIE HAYTIEN TROUBLES.

HAVANA, December "a.
The occupation of SANTANA cxcitcs the insur-
gents TO desperate efforts to overthrow Baez,
before Congress can ratify the purchase.
Two Haytien insurgent generals were killed
upon capture.
Salnave now holds only Port-au-Prince,
which he will burn IL compelled to cvacuate.
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10 UNITARIAN CHURCH DIVINE
Service will bo held In this Church To.MoRRow
MORNING, at half past 10, and in the EVENING, Mt
halr.past O'Clock, thu Rev. II. p. CUTLER oflcI.
ating. Strangers arc cordially invited to attend
Subject Of the evening service: Jesus, the
Upright and Morning Star" a Christmas Ser.
vice. der25
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@ TO CONsUMPTIVES-THE AID

GD TO CONSUMPTIYES.- AID.
yERTISEK having been restored to health In q
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung afreo-
tion, and that dreadful disease, consumption, 10
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means OF cure
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy OF the
prescription used free OF charge,) with the dlrec-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
thcy will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C. Tho object OF the ad-
yertiser In sending the Prescription Is TO benent
the afflicted, and spread Information which ha
conccivcs to bc invaiuable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please al.
dress REV. EDWARD a. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County. New York. nov0 Smos
5S-EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM
SANTA CROIX.-s We had wan.
dercd for many hours through tangled forcsts of
Tropical shrubs md .trccs somo OF them emit
ting q most delicious and invigoraung odor,
when we suddenly came upon q largo and we'll
cultivated plantation, In the ccntro OF which
were several buildings. Entering these we
found them 10 bc tho 'press houses" stills, Co.,
where the sugar cane ls crushed for tho manufao-
iurc Of ct. CrOiX Rum. Over one hundred coolies
were at work, and the smell from the fcrmontlng
yats was very exhilaratlng and pleasant. We
were shown through tho entire estabshmcnt,
and learned that all tho Rum here produced was
shipped to Mcssrs. r. II. DRAKE d CO., New
York, 70 be made INTO their celebrated PLANTA
TION BlTrERS. Thc'pcculIar good effects OF this
Rum-wllich Is the purest and best In the world
are well known. Not sngo case OF Dyspepsia,
Fevor and Ague, Consumption, or any auch dis
enso can be found on thIs Island, except OF in
vaiids come hero for tIlelr health, and they are
almost always cured) Combined with Callsaya
BARK, Cascarilia and other important Ingredients.
this Rum becomes PLANTATION BlTTERs, and
surely no finer Tonic and general Family Remedy
was ever seen. Tho combination Of tiirso Btters
was frat discovered here many years ago, and ALI,
the natives swear by PLANTATION BiTTBRS,
and say "ihere !s nothing liko itn Judging by tho
robust health OF the witnesses, am certain their
testimony Ii true. - II. q. II.
MAGNOLIA WArKR.-Superior to the beat i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half ths
price. deo2l tuths3
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Funeral Notices.

FANT.-Dicd. on Friday evening. or n unocring
illness, Mrs. hSN FAINT, In the slxticth year Of her
GD- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintanccs OF the family, and also the mem
bcrs Of the Citadel Square Baptist Church, are
invited to attend her funeral services ut 10 o'clock
THIS MORNING, at No. So Elizabeth street.
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GEORGIA UNDER MrLIrARF RULE
WAsIIISoToN, Dct


The President to-day issued an order,
through General Sherman, assigning General
Terry 10 the command of Georgia, as district
under tho Reconstruction acts, in addition to
his duties rs commander of the Department oil
the South.
The revenue receipts to-day arc s3s4,00o
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Six thousand nlno hundred workmen were
employed last year IN the celebrated iron
many, and they produced ono hundred and
twenty-five million pounds Of steel. In 1863,
ono hundred and ninety-fvc engines were
In usei now there ore two hundred and forty
ono.
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;eaJ- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who. suffered for years from Nervous De-
biiity, Premature Decay, and oil the enects of
youthful indlscretion, WILL for the sake OF suffer
ing humanity send free to all who need It, the re.
ecpt and directions for making the simple rem
cdy by which he was cured. Sufferers Wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do 30
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN B.
OGDEN, No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
mr.
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9D> POSTOFFICE, DECEMBER rs,
to0O.LInls onlce win oncn for delivery of Malls
from hnifpast To-Day to halr.past Pm.
ueczo STANLY q. TROIyr = AZ
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ET TRINITY CHURCH., HASEL,
sTREET.-The Rev. Bishop JAMES o. ANDREW.
d. d., win preach In this Church ToMonnow
MORNING, Mt half.past 10 O'Clock and the Rev. II.
NJ MOOD ut half.past3 O'Clock In the AFTEnSooN.
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Alarrlc0.

:, Giov Et-WARING.-On the 2Ist Instant, by
", iicv. Dr, l,aChman, ut the residence OF Can.
.iih ~ James " Grace, Yongcs Island, s. c.. Miss
iianI,o I MhS,E waklsu youngest daughter OF Paul
MIR. FRANCIS Y. GLOVER, OF walicrboro', +. G. 3
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Special Noiiccs.

ED-DIyINE SERVICE WILL. BE CON
QUOTED In the Orphans Chapel on SABBATH AT.
TERSooN. at half.past o'clock, by the Rev. T.. T.
WINKLER, u. ID. 1ec,s
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TIE PARAGULY4N VAR.

LONDON, December "a.
Later Paraguayan advces fully confirm the
flight of Lopez, but his whereabouts are un-
known.
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THE DESERTED CITY.

Moses to be "Found" Agafn-Thc Dark
Shadows or OF Columbin-A LcSisln-
tive Johu-SuHcrIng Cubn-A New Ro-
Iigiou-Protectfon for the Drummers.
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NEWS AND GessII. M Mail.

Secretary Fish's Promised Recognition
OF Cubn-Thc Propositions made to
Spain - President Grants Projected
Proclamation OF Recognition Inst Sep
tcmbcr - Why p1r. Summer Dreaded
War with SPnin.t
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GB- OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS
COMPANY, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER is, 1869.
The Office OF this Company has been REMOVED
from No. lat Meeting street to No. 81 Hascl street.
Immediately In rear OF the Pavilion Hotel.
T. D. GILLESPIE,
uecl8 10 Agent.
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GS- MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure OF Decline I'm Premature
Man, tile treatment OF Nervous aud Physical De.
bility, &c.
"Thcre Is no member OF society by whom this
book will not be found useful, whether such per-
son holds the relation OF Parent Preceptor or
Cergyma Medical Times ana Gnzette
Sent by mall on receipt OF fifty cents. Address
the Author, DIR. f. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
DC. sentI Iyr
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@se CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY
COMPANY. CHARLESTON, s. C., DEoEMBER a5.
lS6s.-Thc Cars Of this Company win not run on
THIS tChrlstmas) DAY.
dec25 S. w RAMSAY aecrstarx
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DEATH OF Ex-SECRETARY sT.iH-
TON.
WASHINGTON, December "a.

Edwin NJ. Stanton, cx-Sccretary Of War, and
recently appointed justice Of the Supreme
Court, died to-day from heart disease, aged 81
wears
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GB- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against tile Estate OF DIR. J. L. NOW
ELL, late OF st. James Santec, will present them
to the undersigned properly attcstcd, within the
time prescribed by law. All indebted to said Ea.
tate will please make pay mont at once
F. W. NOVEL;, r,oo,,o,.
dec7 1mo l.. @. NOVEL;, ! HAeou'ots.
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:GJ~ CHRISTIANITY IN TURKEY
THE HISTORIAN, Rev. ARTHUR DoGDoN, will
preach Tomorrow MORNING In Circular Church /;
In the AFTERNOON, Mt halfpast three O'Clock, in
First Presbyterian Church, and at NIGHT, at half
past seven O'Clock. In the Second Presby tcran
Church. Subject: "The Suncrings and the Pcrsc-
cuiions OF the Christians in Turkey" deoo5s
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GB-SIIIPPERS PER STEAMERS DIG
TAToR, CITY POINT and PILOT BOY are hereby
notified that no freight will be received aftor sun
set on the days OF their sailing.
deco J. y. AIKEN Il CO. A0enta
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6H-THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR-
RHEA CORDIAL-Ths article, 30 well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
as Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, Ia
now offered to the whole country.
1t is invaluable to every lady, both married and
single.
NO family can afford to be without It, and none
will to whom Its virtues are known.
For sale by oil Druggists and general dealers.
oot11 3mosp4o General Agents.
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:Es- DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNI
TED STATES OF AMERICA, EASTERN DISTRICT
oF SOUTH CAR0IINA-In the matter OF WILL
LIAM GAST0N ALLEN, Bankrupt-Ex parte BEN
JAMIM T.. DU PONT.-In Bankruptcy. pur
suance OF an order In this causc, made by His
Honor GEORGE 8. BRYAN. United States District
Judge, the Lien Creditors OF said Bankrupt arc
hereby notified TO come In and establish their
Liens before me, on or before the 25th day OF
January, 1870, or he tlebarrcd from oil bcneft OF
the decree to be mado In this case.
JULIUS C. CARPENTER,
deCs5 SO Registrar I'm Tankruntcy
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~ IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
LA and all kinds OF WRAPPING PAPERS, go to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 1856 Meeting street, oppo.
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. c.
ucc14 6mOS
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By referring 10 United States report orthc Ag-
rlcultnral Department Of 1867, we find the fol-
lowing averages for the several cotton Statcs,
during slave culture:
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G9-PERRY'S COMEDONE AND PM
PILE REMEDY positively cures Comedones. tBald
Heads or Grubs;, also Red, White and Malteratcd
rimpics on the face. Depot No. 40 Bond street.
New York. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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E1- SCHOOL NOTICE.-TIIE EXER-
CISEs of ST. GEORGES ACADEMY, at Georges
Station, 8. G. + r. Will be resumed on MONDAY,
'"N"' ~ A''-' - AZ. CANTWELL.
dcc25 s3* Teacher.
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WAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND EAST
BAY STREETS, CHARLESTON, S. c., DECEMBER
Ii, 1s6o.-SEALED OFFERS will be received up
to II O'Clock NJ, on MONDAY, the 27th inst, for
the purchase OF the Manure from the Company's
Stables, Shepherd street, for one year from the
lst or January next.
For particulars apply at the Company's ONCE,
Broad street. BY order.
S. W. RAMSAY,
dcCl6 thWS3 Sccrelary
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Gft- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAv-
ING any demands against the late NICHOLAS w.
DARRELL. will present the same, properly attest
ed, and oil those Indebted will make payment to
Mr.. GEORGEP p. ART0PE, who Is duly authorized
to settle the same. MARY A. DARRELL,
dec11 S3% ExecutriS
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SgMEDICAL NOTICE.
suffering from Diseases pertaining TO tho GeuIto
Urinary Organs, Will receive the lateat scientific
treatment, by placing themselves under tho care
of DR. 4. RREETsJRRNA, Onoe No. u Hue,
stre :. three doors east from the Postoflcs.
AuHH Ha
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Ra0- ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Sermon suited to the character of the day will
be pronounced by the Associate Pastor In this
Church. at haf-past 10 o'clock THIS MORNING
followed by comforting the Rite OF Confirmation
on number OF individuals, and the services pre-
paratory to the celebration OF the Holy Commu-
MON, which VIII take place after morning service
tomorrow. DIR. HICKS will also preach SABBATH
NIGHT, at quartcr-past O'Clock. Seats Mt cve
ming service free. Sabbath School ut halfpast
O'Clock every SUNDAY till otherwise published.
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