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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-12

SPECIE PAWN sNTS.-Much CON
motion appears to have been excited
in Wall street Saturday 10y Wash
ington dispatch i'll the World, of
which the following is the substance:
"Secretary Boutwell, is maturing
a scheme for the return to specie
payment by the first Cf January
next The precise mode which he
viii adopt to bring abort that result
is not clear. No person appears to
know whether il Will be 10y retiring
three per cents. on some other mode.
The fact being apparent that the
Supre me Court VIII before many
months decide that the Legal Tend
or act is unconstitutional the Gov.
/ eminent is anxious anticipate the
results by securing the return to
specie payment before the decision
/ is given TO the public.
1t is already known that Hon. T.
/ G.. Spaulding of Buffalo, who is the
reputed author of the Legal Tender
act, has already publicly declared
that the Legal Tender act was only
intended to apply during the war
enacted to aid the Government in
I'm emergency, and that it is clearly
unconstitutional in time of peace
In short. that the only power which
Congress had to pass such law was
under the assumed war powers OF
the Constitution. This opinion
coming from the Trainer of that law
must. of necessity, have its ctieci
upon the Supreme Court, if, III tact
it does not torcShadow the decision
Of that court. This adds To the in
tcreSt which is taken in the report
ed movements of Secretary Bout
well.
1t is privately given out by thos
who have an insight to matters IN tn
Treasury Department that the Sec
rotary of the Treasury is dctcrmn
ed to anticipate this decision, dn'
thus obviate any adverse results t
the business interests of the cOul
: try which might result from such
decision. 1t is likewise stated tina
Mr.. Boutwell, believes that the tim
I is near 1T hand when specie pay
T. mentS can he resumed without an
= serious embarrassment to the Coul
e try
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-12

President Angel, of the tnivcr.
sity of Vermont, has declined the
Presidency of the University Of
Michigan.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-12

a REMARKABLE COLT.-On Wed
neSdaN Mr.. Robert Conner made two
performances on thc Fashion Course.
y. Y, with u five year old colt, re.
Gently added to his celebrated stud
of horses, never before cqualled by
u horse of that age. After being
driven over, to u road wago0 seven
miles to the Fashion Course, Mr..
Bonner Spccdcd around the course
the wagon and driver weighing 3l2
pounds n half mile in LILY; the
second quarter mile of this half IN
81 seconds, being n 2.lS gait to a
road wagon Then the colt was
harnessed to n sulky, and John Muir
ply drove him nile IN 2.l9l tn,
first half of the mile ia l.l0t, ant
the second ia l00i. The colt is :
grandson of liamblctonlan, aud !,
out of "A high bred Kentucky mare
which gives him great endurance. III
Is u blood bay, l5I hands high, an,
with majestic, strong way of going
The present EashiJ n Course Is u SLOW
onc,and this colts time WAS the fast
eat by three seconds ever made on /
by any horse of any age. Mr.. Bon
ner paid 100000 for his prodigy.
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GO M E
AND SEE OUR NEW
GOODS
WE have a gooi Stock OF
ID X h IS GOO d s

WE have gooi Stock Of
ID Il + IS q o obs
rons isting of
All wool Plaid Empress Cloths,
Poplins, all wool Delain6s,
Piaids, Prints, Ginghams,
Alpacas, &c, &c, sc.
Black and White, Gold mixed,
Brown and Plaid RepelIants,
Beaver Cloths for Ladies' Cloaks,
Doe skins, Cassimeyes, Flannels.
Horse Blankets,
Shawls, &c, &c, &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
at very low prices.
\ good suit for about sl2.
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Legislature Of Vermont.
From the Burlington Free Press.

From the Burlington Free Press.
The Governor has improved and
signed bills originating in the Sen
ate, as follows:
-. to amend sec. ID, of chap. 63.
of the G. S., relating to limitation of
of actions. This amendment strikes
out the provisO, in said section, that
the provisions of this section shall
not extend to any cause Of action
accruing in any other State or Coy
eminent, when the parties thereto at
the time of the accruing of such
cause Of action shall be residents of
such other State or Government
S ). permitting parties III civil
suits to challenge jurors. Giving
to each party the right perernpt0ri-
~ challenge three of the jurors on
the trial of any civil cause in the
County Court.
S. I, In amendment of an act en-
titled AN act in amendment of
chapter 50 of the general statues,
entitled of the grand list In eases
where mining or mineral property
or quarries in this State are assessed
and set in the list of any town, the
listers are authorized to make the
same addition to or attachments
from the assessments Of the owners
of said property as is now allowed
on other ploperty,-the productive
nf
property to be the basis of sucl
additions or deductions.
S. II, To pay Joseph S. Mansel
the sum therein mentioned.
! S. 20, To repeal AN act for the
advancement of the science of med
icinc and surgery approved Nov
= 10, 1868. The act thus repealed
), directed that the body of any per
: son, executed in pursuance OF tb'
: sentence of death for crime. shoult
Il be delivered TO medical school II
the State, provided no relative o
II II the person so executed shall obJec
u to its being so delivered. The pas
u sage of the bin WAS strenuous,
= opposed last year, and only succedc
70 in the HousA by vote of l03 to 9
y, s. %. In amendment of section ;
u of chapter 20 of the q. s., relatln
% to the relief Of the insane poor
Authorizing the trustees of tn
II Vermont asylum for the insane t
u, charge the State three dollars pc
II week for the support Of the lnSan
" poor at said asylum.
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Last Tuesday night four dogs Xii
led two hundred and ten sheep. and
injured great many more, belong
ing to Judge Lawrence, IN Logan
County, Ohio. They attacked the
flock about FIVE o'clock III the even.
ing, aud continued their slaughter
till nearly morning before they
could bc driven of,
Rosa Bonhem not only smokes
but carries u pocket pistol.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-12

Epitaph for one of tho University
crew: lie WAS n gentleman and u
seuller
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-12

rrim, changes his sleeping quar-.
tcrs every night to avoid the fcl
lows who "slal, I the dark
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-12

cons isting of
All wool Plaid Empress Cloths,
Poplins, all wool Delaines,
Plaids, Prints, Ginghams,
Alpacas, &c, &c, sc.
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"lf God ever made u nuisance"
said General Butler the other day
tn u reporter who had called to ain.
tcfyicw' him, "thc interview report.
er il one, and you can make n per.
sonal Application Of the statement
IT YOU want to-" The reporter "slop.
cd' instantcr.
Potatoes are so cheap IN Iowa
that many acres are left undug.
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REApY.MADE CLOTHING.

at very low prices.
\ good suit for about 81.
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Beaver Cloths for Ladies' Cloaks,
Doe skins, Cassimeyes, Flannels.
Horse Blankets,
Shawls, &c, &c, sc.
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UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT OF BURGLARS 20
OPEN ONE OF HERRMG's BURaLAR-PReoF SAFEs-
Letter of Messrs. David Dows & Co.:
NEW YORK, April 10, 1859.
Herring, Farrel d Sherman No. PSI Broadsody
GENrs-On the night Of the 22d nit, our store,
No. 20 South.street was entere and desperate at
tempt made by burglars upon one OF your safes in
our counting-room.
The key to the safe in which We kept our securi-
ties was locked inside Of orr freproof book safe the
doors of which ter.J cut to pieces; from this
they obtained the key to the other safe and opened
it. Fortunately We had one of your Burglar Proof
Bankers Chests inside in which our valuables were
deposited This they went to work at with will,
and evidently used up all their time and tools In
vain attempts to force it. The night was dark and
stormy and the fact Of their knowing where our key
was kept shows that their plans were well matured.
They tried wedging the door and body Of the Chest
and the faithful safe bears evidence Of the labor and
skill devoted to the work. AL was useless and 1t
Is with great satisfaction report that upon open
Ing it, We found our securities all safe and can.
therefore, cheerully endorse the 6urglarproof work
recommended by you.
You winplease send the new safe purchased by US
to our counting house, and take the o.d to show
name. DAVID Dows & Co.
WALKER, kvANs CoGSwELL, Agents,
April IT Charleston, s. c..
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TIE RICE zIERcE QUESTION:
Special Meeting Chamber of CONNER

There was special meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce held in the hall of the State Bank yes
terday President Mure in the chair. The object OF
the meeting was to take into consideration the aoo-
lion of the cAarge for rico tierces The following
preamble and resolutions, offered by Mr.. T. Street
were adopted:
Whereas. It is customary omonest The rice factors
In this city to make charge of 81 80 tor tierces IN
all safes of rice which charge is preudclai 10 the
interests of the commercial community. Be1t
Resolrsd, That it Is the opinion OF this Chamber
that the charge for rice tcrI"s be abolished
The following resolution WIS offered by f. upper,
ESQ.,,
Resolved That the draft OF four pounds per terce,
here, ofore allowed by wharhDgers, be abolished,
and hereafter In all sales of rice, the actual weight
shall be charged the purchaser.
The resolution was referred to committee OF hve,
to report at the next meeting.
The Chan Der accepted an invitation TO ser d dele
gates to the Commercial Convention, to be held IN
Memphis, Tenn, on the 18th OF May.
The delegates are to be appointed by the President
at his convenience.
ACTION OF THE RICE MERCHANTS.
The undersigned hereby agree that after the first
NAV next they will not purchase any rice on which
separate charge for package is made.
UPPER SONS, KING 0IBBoS,
Hrspy conIA Co JOHN FRASER Co,
HENRY BIscHopF & Co, GEO " WILLIAMS & Co,
JAMES CHAPMAN, JACOB eCalhMEh
TH& DEwEEs, BERNARD o.NhILL,
wvsr b JOKES lScRLvkN & NBBET,
SrRrrr BRoTHKRs l. co, lPoRcHER & henry,
y IAFIrrE L Co, MULLER, NINuTZ Co,
IA ENsLew 4 Co.
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Mrs. ODoNovAN RossA.-This young and &C
complishsd lady proposes to give reading in our
city on some evening next week, Of articles other
own composition, and from the most popular au-
thors of the age. She is the wife of MIR. ODonoyan
Rosa, distinguished Irishman, who became clti-
zen ofthe United States and afterwards returned TO
his native country and established newspaper In
Dublin in 1885, the revolutionary tendencies Of which
made 1t constant object OF suspicion to the British
Government. at last sudden descent was made
upon the establishment by the police and the entire
editorial staff arrested ard imprisoned. Rosa Lay
in prison until the end Of the year, and was finally
tried By mixed jury because he was an American
citizen, found guilty and senteneedto Imprisonment
for life at Chatham England where his wife is not
allowed to communicate with him, and she has not
heard from him for about two years. Mrs Rosa is
laborng to support her family and to raise means to
secure new trial. which sho hopes to obtain before
tha House of Lords. The iuformality Of his trial,
and tho cruel hardship mis- sentence have encour-
AGED his wife, whs is thoroughly devoted to him, to
make an effort to obtain new tlial oy means CT
writ Of error, which win bring tho matter before the
Houss OF Lords. Sheis womanly, unassuming, and
entirely free nom stage art and lady In language
and bearing. We trust her reception here Will be an
earnest of the sympstby of Charleston Tor
her4istress.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL 16.-Charleston Ho-
t.l.-J Y Martin, NJ Richardson. D Chamberlain,
Allendale. s C; G " Lyon. E stetson and servant,
:. J cern,er, Y; A Brseaw, New London; Rev g NJ
Smith, Mass; John Martin and wife. N Y; ] D
Dsvy. Richmond; a Burley, Philadelphia; A NJ
Latham, st Andrews; J " Cummings, Hon Alfred
Ely, Ny; J crocker, R d conwell, Boston; T P
Wells. c; Miss Low and naid Mr. and Mrs A A
Low, Thomas Whittemore, N Y; James PUDDLE. Ky;
Rev " N Dalton, ct; George Al4 and wife. A;
"A H Seward, Kip. N o: G h Nun. on. Columbia.
Pavilion Hota.-ouinby Herbert. Cuba; Harz.
field, New York; S Dibble, orangeburg; g W Lyon,
New York; III. W Coleman, Greenwood, s C; s G
Shepherd, Mobile; W G Smith, St Louis; McIn-
tosh, New York; E P champray, ailton Head; Mrs
Charles A sperry and child. Boston; Smith,
BauSberg; NJ Rowe, NJ Rowe, Jr, Clarendon.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Proceedings of the May.
or's Court Thursday morning.
Richard Gillespie, white, vagrancy and being un
der the influence Of liquor. Ordered to be sent tc
Augusta, Georgia.
Charles Il. Kerrigan, white, reported for selling
liquor at his barroom,' East Bay, without license.
Fined Si00-$75 remitted..
Anna Williams, colored, arrested for using profane
language on the streets, and disturbing the public
peace. Fined $40.
Morris Pepper. colored, who had been lodged dur
ing the night, was sent to the Old Folks Home.
James Nelson and Abram Nelson. for giving pay
roll without having permission. Fined IS.
Jim Morris. white. lying at length drunk, in the
street. Fined $40.
number Of goats were taken up on the streets
and forfeited.
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Auftioil SaIfs.
Valuable Lands at Auction.
BY HOLMES & MACBETH.
Auef1OneerS

By virtue of IN order of sale to me directed BY the
Hon. Geo. $. Bryan, Judge Of the United States
District Court for the District of South Carolina,
Will offer for sale at public auction on iHe hSDAf'
April o. 1862 at II O'Clock 4. NJ. at the old Post
Office. foot of Broad-street, Charleston, :. C.,
ALL THAT PLANTATION or tract OF land, situ-
ate living and being in Charleston District st. ste'
phen's Parish, and State oil south Ca ona, conlaln.
inc sixteen hundred 1600) acres more or less. and
known as the Ten Mile Bouse, set forth IN the pesd
ines heard In the Court Of Equity for Charleston Dis
trict In january, 1861 OF the estate Of george An
derson, deceased and also set iorth IN faio
as consisting of three tracts, all of which is rnt re
plainly delineated by plat made by Andrew Gill
mour, Deputy Surveyor, in February, 1855.
ALSO,
ALL THAT PLANTATION or Tract Of Land, with
the dwelling house and outbuildines thereon. con-
tanning nine hundred and sixty acres, more or less,
butGns and bounding west on lands Of Peter Pom
toux, south on lards OF ". Y. Pontoux and Little
Bell Hole Swamp, east on lands unknown. ana
north on lands Of henry Bradley. oil OF which Is
more particularly set forth and deliueated in plat
thereof made by J. J. Guigrard, Surveyor.General,
in December, 1900.
All the right, title and lntere:t OF John q. Ed.
ya1ds. of, in and to all that PLANTATION or Tract
of Land in the District OF Charleston, and Parish o.
st. Stephens near Wall Eye Swamp, bounding norts
on land now or late OF Joseph RodhaDs, west Oh
lands of W. V. Pontoux and John Bradley, east on
estate Of Elias Ball having such form and marks az
are represented IN plat thereof, made by Antenat
b. Darby. in November 1900
ALSO, AT THE SAME TINE AND PLACE,
ALL THAT TRACr OF LAND, situate In Laureni
District. South Carohna, about 10 miles south o
Laurens Courthouse, and containing seventy t70
acres. more or less, bounded on the north by pub
lie road. east bs lands OF James Bryson. west by
lands of Hogan Notes, and north on branch
which divides it from lands OF Miller.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers ano
stamps. LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee Of John o. Edwards and Geo. D. Grice.
April 2 fm4thetuFl
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FOREIGN CLEARANCE. -.Messrs. R. Mure &
Co. cleared yesterday another Of their English stem,
line. the British steamship Camilla, Captain Peace.
for Liverpool having on board cargo ofl94 bags Of
sea island cotton, 1879 bales of upland cotton, Is
bales of tobacco. $40 bags of South Carolina ground
phosphatas. and 1ss barrels rosia-the wholo valued
at s24l. sos s51Os. We pleased to notice among
the cargo Of this vessel shipment Of South Carolina
ground phosphates, which article is not only 60
ing forward to all our Northern cites but consider
able shipments constantly taking place to Liver
pool.
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Valuabls Real E,tatsin 0rangeburg District al
auction.
BYH. RIGGS, Sheriff @. C..

BY virtue of an Order Of sole to me directed by the
Hon. George Bryan. Judge of the United
States District Court for the District OF South Caro-
lima will offer for sale at public auction OF Orange
burg Courthouse, on MONDAY, May, g. 1859, ut IL
o'c'ock A. M.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND in ST. Matthew'S
Parish in the District Of Oral geburg and State
aforesaid on Halfway Swamp, waters OF Santee River,
containing fifteen hundred acres, more or less;
bounded on the north By lands formerly Of James
Stewart and Jacob Hare, now or lately OF Charles =.
Trick, on the east by lands of CHARTS T. HicS, >. ".
Trick John Shircr ano john Townsend, on the south
by lands of william Reese, John Townsend, Joel
Bookhardt and David Bookhsrdt, and on the west by
the run of Halfway Swamp. separating the same
from lands now late OF F. j. Pelzar, as by plat of
said lands made 29th of December, 1885, by Stiles R.
Mellichamp, District Surveyor, and nowip my hands,
will more fully appear.
Terms-One-half cash: balance on credit of one
year, 10 be secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage of the premises Purchaser to pay for pa
pers and stamps. g. HERBERT Sans,
Assignee OF Evans & Cogswell.
April 13 trths8 MI
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Drugs, Gbsmifals, Gte.
PURIFYING PILLS.

rUsE FxcELLENr REMEDIES OF o. S. PRO.
PHITT, M. D., need no recommendation
their well known power in removing the diseases Pc
culiar to our Southern climate having already esab
ished for them an e1viable reputation IN Georgia
and the adjoining States As the majority Of persons
living in the South are ed te disease OF the
Liver it is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most of the pains and aches Of our people are due
to org ,nic or functional arrangement OF that impor-
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root of the evil.
They cure the Liver. which in nine cases out of en-,
is at the bottom Of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Collie,
Sick Headache. rheumatism, Constipation, Men,
strual Distinctions. &C., so common among our
people. Earache, Tnothache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind flee before
PROHIBITS PAIN KILL 1T
like chat before the wind.
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FROST IN FLoRIDA.-A letter dated Lake
City, Florida, April IS received by Of our promi-
Hent cotton factors, says: I'VE have had strangely
cold weather slice this month came ia, and still
think we shall have frost to inure cotton. Corn was
badly hurt ten days ago; the same may be said of
cotton that was up. To-day have been told by q
nuber of residents of the county, who are here at
tending court, that much of the cotton that came
up is dead, and beais dying. gloomy feeling pre-.
vails through the country"
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TIE WHITMAN SPECTACULAR AND OPERA
BouFFE CoEeAxY with its recognized corps de ballet,
win arrive to-day and open at the theatre tonight
As there are to be positively but two performances
tonight and Mcnday-lt is tair to presume that the
houses will be crowded.
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TABLEAux AND PANToMrMEs.-We have re-
ceived from C. c. RICHTER news dealer, Kng-street
"The Book of Tableau1 and Shadow Pantomiues" I"
published BY Dick & Fitzgerald. of New York" It
contains choice collection Of tab!eaII OF every kind
with directions for arranging the stage, costuming
the characters and forming appropriate groups.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
j. L. Pearce us. T. e. Prtoleau.
A.E. MCGILLIVRAY. AuctiOneer

On TUESDAY the 9th instant In front ofthe Old
Customhouse. at II O'Clock, A. M.l will be sold
with Dwelling House and outbuldngs thereon.
situate ing rnd being the drains Of ,haws Creek
in the District of Barnwe in the State aforesaid and
within three miles Of the salutrious and fourshing
town of Aiken, containing fsur hundred and eighty
acres more or less; bounded on the north, north
west and west by lands Of Eugene Durbec and g. B.
Lythgoe; on the east and northeast by land OF Ed
ward Arthur; on the southeast by land OF John
Arthur and F. Fol]in, and on The south by land OF
Rebecca Woodward.
Conditons-one half cash, and the balance on 9
credit Of one and two years, secured by bond and
mortgage, interest payable semiannuaDy. Purcha-
ser to pay for papers and stamps.
e. ". NJ. MACKEY, 8. @. O. .'
April 10 sStu
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BATCH OF RoauEs.-There is at the Guard
hsuse batch of photographs of prominent rasca's,
many Of whom are now 'fon the wing" perhaps for
the South. They are labelled guilty Of every de-
scrtpton of crime, from the confidence game to the
burglar and have some mere youths in their number.
The photographs came from on officer in New York,
and are sent to Captain Hendricks Tor his informa-
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SLE1eHr OF HAND.-Yesterday a case OF
pocket-pickinR occurred on Broad.street Inc
amount lost was not large. The fact that the light
fingered gentry are around should put the officers OF
the law on the alert.
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The UNITED STATES COURT, APRIL 16.-HoN.
Geo. s. BRYAN, PREs1DIsa.-John G. Mackey was
finally discharged in bankruptcy. and also Henry
A. Bennett Granting orders Of reference. hearing
petitions fer final discharge, &C., was all the busi-
mesa transacted yesterday.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circulntion.-THE DAILY NEWS
BEhfG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
COGNIZED As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR-
cULA7ION IN THE CITT O CHARLfSToS'
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosToFFYcE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING 20 THE PRoE1S-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSTOFFICE Law.
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FRUIT TuHf.-John Bright, colored, was
before the Mayor yesterday morning OIL the charge
of stealing fruit from the store of Joseph Walter,
corner Of Line and ST. Philip streets.
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TIE MARNERs CHURCH.-There will be
services in the Mariners Church. Church'street' to-
morrow, Sunday, at half-past ten o'clock IN the
morning, and four O'Clock IN the afternoon.