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uals considerably blacker than boot
and hhakel their sides with s2asinodi'
laughter at the gingling OF big Sun
flower and the melody of "Shoo-Fly.
Where there is such an unmistakable
demand the supply assure 70 pc forth
coming, and Billy Emerson's company
are not excelled by any specimens ofan'
mated ebony nov in the market Billy
himself is a host, and in his peculiar
songs, dances and character sketches he
is fairly entitled to wear the horns.
He is the boy for the Bluff. 5miost
BIsHop SouLE. In the address Of the
Bishops, read by DR.. Wightman, Of
South Carolina, before the Methodist
General Conference yesterday, were the
following remarks upon the life and
character Of the late Bishop Soule; 4
With profound emotion we announce
TO YOU that since your last session our
venerable and beloved colleague, Joshua
Soule. has departed this life. His death
occurred in Nashville, Tenn, March 9th,
1861, in the s7th year of his life, and the
roth year of his itincrant ministry. In
many respects Bishop Soule was a re-
markable man. At the time of his death
he was, probably, the oldest travelling
preacher in America, if not in the world;
and was thus the connecting link between
the Methodism of Wesley and Asbury and
that of the present day. Throughout his
whole ministerial life he was eminently
devoted to God, and employed exclu-
sively in the service of the church; often
filling positions of the highest response
bility, and always honorably and usefully,
His mind was clear and vigorous, his de-
pertinent dignifed, and his whole course
was marked by consistency, purity, and
answering fidelity oprinciple. Whether
viewed as man, Christian or minister,
or as filling the highest office in the
church for, torty-three years, his eharac-
ter deserves to be held in the highest es-
TEEN, and his memory to be perpetuated
in the history of the church. We de-
youtly thank God for such a man, and
for the gifts and grace which rendered
his eventful life so useful, his declining
years and closing day SO beautifully Sc
rene, SO sublimely triumphant.
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The Wonderful MILO"

THE GRAND REVIEW !
Surpasses all former displays. Dens of gold
dazzling bronze and silver mountings; mag
nificent horses, with gold and scarlet harness /;
the oriental carriage Of the Rajah Of Egypt.
surmounted by the royal tigers and lions,
loose in the street., attended by MILE
EUGENE. The length of the mammoth re-
view will extend over one mile. ..rs.s.s
o. ga Select Band of Music iaa.
Will accompany the exercises. The review
will move at 10 O clock am. Doors open at
and pm. Performance at and ~ p-m..,
Will exhibit on the Bluff. Admission, 81;
Children under nine years. soc:
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All the type used in our Weekly is
ENTIRELY NEW, and the paper on which it
is printed Is the finest white book-paper.
making 1t tho most readable Journal pub
lished in the South.
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Am. r,M.- Iia ~ ~ ~ g|t N AM. Ilr.M.
Il Mem TWic . p SnIS r n, "a
MemPhis a Charleston 81
n Mississippi 4 Tonnes
IL I see n. R.--Daily. $50
Memphis * Little Rock w,
81 r. R.-Daily. j n
White River-Semi- ~
Weekly = Mon. a Sat-
Arkansas River--Semil ielI enil
Weekly-Mon. * Sat. ljJ
(VicLsburg river way) ~.
Semi Weekly. rs
4 Mississippi River 10 ~ Hos
lCairo = Semi-Weekly. s rs.f
hhl Cuba, Tennessee
4 lil Weekly ~ 4 IL 80
Byhala and Olive (si ~ 400
| Branch. Mississippi. IS n %
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n RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD

Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than city
time.
Depot at head Of Main street. 2 .I sI,Ilg
Ticket Office. 2S71s Main street, one door
north OF Jefferson. fess8li..d .1snAljs l3s
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THE ESURY LAWS.

From the Barn well Sentinel, December 2al
The News says our article on this subject is
paradoX!cal Let MS answer our esteemed cotem-
porary by q quotation from its issne OF the 14th
December: "Go.d and Bond Market-New Y rk,
december IS, evenlng.-Dullness the great iea-
ture; money mostly per cent, with exceptions
at sal per cent. Cold rather weaS.n Again:
New York, December lj.-GUll at O'Clock was
worth IL to ~ per cent. per day, and per cent.
per annum.n Now what does this mean? Is 1t
not a perfect vndcation Of our positionf Money
Is worth from five TO seven per cent. per annnm,
AMI yet no planter caa get all advance except ut
The rate OF from one ani u nall per cent, 10 Two
and two anil half per cent. month. 1t proves
what we endeavcred TO show, that tile laws or
trade anl interest, which are fixed, are not TO be
regnlated By the fuctuatlng quotations OF the
Gold Room.
Let us come to the discussion Of this question
fairly, and not as partlsans. We restatc. The
law OF legitimate finance as put by Mr.. Stuart
Mill the Charleston and Savannah papers. the
Chamber OF Commerce and he Board OF Trade,
We do not ,ntroyerE. the argument Is lair ana nd
Yield our assent. But this ls not the question
which the harleston and Savannah factors and
dealers have m lde with the planters and farmers.
They have forced upon them the speculative,
gambling transactions OF the Gold Room or New
York as The legitimate rate OF interest for money
per annu.n In other words, they borrow their
money at from five to seven per cent. year. and
lake advantage Of the necessities OF &c planter
and farmer to eXtort twelve TO twenty-five per
cent. year, exclusive o! commissions. The CON-
blnaton for this purpose, we say is not Interest,
it is eXJor!iOn.
We therefore. repeat. go on. Mr.. Wilkes, the
rural communities sustain you and II You sue
ceed In securing The passage OF q law which Will
check this system Of catorlion. yDu Will deserve
and receive the thanks OF the agricultural aud Ia
boring popui itlon.
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.AFFdIRS IN CLARENDON.
rFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

IFRQM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.
MANNING, December 90.
We have had Intensely cold weather for sew
eral davs past, AMI tonight the snow Is fast
spreading white mantle over the earth. The
chivalric spirits OF our county had u tournament
here on yesterday In which some eighteen knights
strore for the honor of crowning one Of the many
bright.eyed damsels who grace The occasion by
their presence. Captain ". T. Lescsne was the
herald. discharging his duty IN highly satiSfac-
tory manner. The successful knight In taking
the first honor, Mr.. Bradham, crowned Miss Sarah
Kelly queen OF love AMI beauty.
Alter tile tournament was over, ami In tile even.
ing a difficulty arose between white citizen and
a black man. The black man was to b anne. and
was Knocked down, after which 10 hlm) unsalis
factory performance he gathered large crowd
OF negroes aruund him, and cndearored, by every
means, to lnname and arouse their passions TO
the highest pitch-in fact, he tried TO bring about
q 0ght between the blacks and whites present. but
had not sufficient courage to lead them. About
O'Clock at night some OF the black people who
sylnpathized with the colored man referred to
hauled an OK cart loaded with fodder into the
mouth OF q massage about len feet WIDE between
the law Office OF Messrs. Banding, Richardson
Rhamp aud fhe drug store OF g. p. McKugen,
ESQ.,, and set 1t on fire; but 1t was discovered In
time to prevent any damage, except the loss or
tile fodder which WAS owned by poor man, who
had brought 1t into the village for sale. AT the
time and for some time after the ditfcnlty OF
which I have spoken above, collision between
the two races seemed inevitable as the colored
people were extremely lnsolent aud tauntlug III
their remarks. FRANZ
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sPARKs FROM TIE FIRES.

Advices from Hayti state that President
Saget has amnestied all the adherents OF Sal
nave.
The steamship Wilmington, from Key West FOL
Galveston, lost her propeller during the night Of
the oath, or the Tortugas, In heavy northeaster
and put back 10 the bar under sail.
The Cuban Colonel Ryan has arrived at samana
on the steamship Ocean Queen with arms and
ammunition for Cuba. A large number were ex
pected to join Ryan at Aspinwall.
DR.. E. N. Powers was arrested at st. Louis for
violating MIS- vloic Hill, who is represented as a
highly respectable lady recently from the South
Mrs. Hill visited Powers's ofdce TO obtain sub
scriptions to new publication.
". W. Howard, from Nashville, Tenn, has mys
tcriously disappeared from the Southern Hotel.
The woonen factory OF Edden 4 Co., at Haycr'
hill, Massachusetts, has been burned. Loss
100000.
Charles C. Cprtis's stables were burned las:
night at Boston, and several fremcn were IL
jured.
The Cornwall woollen factory, at Cornwall
Canada, was also burned, and TWO hundred per
sons were thrown out Of employment. Loss
$500 600.
DIR. B. r. Wexford, a promlnat physician, and
for many years professor OF Ma,eria Medica in The
Virginia Medical College, died yesterday a; Rich
mond, aged "a.
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BRUTAL MURDER IN LANCASTER

We have 10 record this week the most brutal
murder that has eyer occurred in Lancaster
county, within our knowledge. Mr. David Kirk
natrick, q quiet citizen, living aboat one mile
from the village, was on Saturday night last,
about O'Clock. called to tn door Of his residence
and lnhumanly shot down. He lived several hours
after the deed vas committed, and remained SEN
sihle tu the last, and gave his dying testimony as
10 who The assassin was. Tnis being lie first out-
rage Of the nj that has tikeii place Ia this unty,
ta, whole ;Dp slatOa n lnlir5b l. istarchlng llaJo
,ion in Iercl out ha guilty party. Poiics, lt Is
thought, had nothing TO do With the mittcr. NJ.
L. was IL Conservative. bnt never look al active
par, IN politics. IL was discovered shortly after
It's occnrrr"ce. that he hal been shot WIN nls
own gnn, supposed to have been 81 Olel from the
house while The amiy were at supper in tile
Kitchen. A jury or inquest was empanc led On
Sunday morning, composed Of whites and blacks.
and after the hearing Of tile testimony, q further
investigation was postponed to Tuesday. Suspl-
cion resting upon c,lored boy EdOm hammond,
who had recently been discharged from the SER
vice OF Mr.. kirkpatrick, aud whom the deceased
at1rmed was his murderer, was arrested by the
deputy sheriff on Sunday evening, aud lodged IN
jail-LancaSter Ledger.
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TIE BONE OF CONTENTION
The Sam Domingo Resolutions Over
which Summer Fought Grant.

The following are the resolutions as passed
By the Senate. There is no doubt OF their passage
by the House Of Representatives:
Resolved, &C.. Taat the President OF the United
States be authorized to appoint three commission
crs and also secretary the latter to be yerscd in
the English and Spanish languages, to proceed 10
the Island OF san Domingo, aud to such other
places, II any, as such commits -loner3 may ueeNl
necessary, and there to inquire into, ascertain
and report:
!. The political state and condition Of the Re.
public OF Dominica.
.. The probable nGmber olinhahitants, and the
desire and disposition Of the people OF the sa'd
republic 10 become annexed tt and 70 .Orin Part
OF the people of The United States.
g. The ply steal, mental and moral condition OF
the said people and their general condition a. 10
material veal and industrial c+paelty: m !,
4. The resources o: the cOultrg-its mineral ana
agricultural prodGcts-the products OF It's wars
and fures,s-thc Il character OF the soii-'ie
extent and proportion Lhe col ca 'Shla OF cutl1d-
tiOu-the Climate and health OF the country-ltS
bavs mar rors, and rIvers-its general N m-teDrUln.
pical character, ami the existence and Frequency
Of remar rksb!e meteorological phanonena.
S. The debt OF The Government aud itS obiiSa-
tions whether funded and a-c"r Aimed and ut
mit.ed or uua iuSted and under discussion.
G. Treaties or .ugage'Rc ltS with other powers
l. Extent t:i boundaries and territory, what psD-
portion IS covered by Foreign caliilah;S o' ~
grants IT cGr,r,.IS;uns and generally WEat colt
cesSiuns Or franchises have been granted, WIN
In. ,Iai!lgS ul the respective grantees.
8. Tie tern5 aud c0nI ItiJuI on which the
Dominican GoTerament mag deSir: to he aaneX-
Ell - and ntcUe part u the United ST .te5 rs one
oil the territories thereof
y Scch n.lIAr INT irntti0u With respect 20 The
said Government Or It's territories as Lu the sad
com nSIot1erS shall seem desirable Or unGbri ant
with reference To the future Incorporation or TIC
said Dominican Republic lIto the United States Us
one OF It+ I Tri5orieS.
SEC > Taat said commissioners shalt, as soon
as conveniently mIy Ue, report TO the President
OF the United States, who shall lGy their report
before Congress.
SEC. 8 Tuat the said commissioners shah serve
without CONNIE asation, except the payment OF e&
penseI, and the com penIdtlon OF Lne secre:lry
shall be determined by the Secretary Of State,
With the approval o. the President.
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THE THRONE OF SPIN.
speech from the New King.
The following is the speech Of the Duke OF
Aosta to the Spanish delegation which came TO

Speech from the New X Kin s..
The following is the speech OF the Duke OF
Aos,a to the Spanish delegation which came to
Offer him the crown.
Geu;lenlen-The eloquent speech OF your honor
able president has increRs sed the natural and pro-
found emotion which the vote OF the Constltuehe
Assembly OF Spain had already produced IN me.
With grateful mind will SCI forth briefly the
reasons FOR which / have decided TO accept, as
now accept e ore you, with tile help o1 GOu, anu
with the consent oil the King, my eather, tne All
cient aud glorious crown Wnlcn you nave come
70 llir me. God had already accorded
20 me an envlable lot Sprung irolH On IL
lus.rlous dynasty, sharing 10 tine gories
OF nv ancient house without having tne
responsibilities OF government, saw opened
U before Ine an easy and happy career. III WHICH,
as there have not been wansig In the pasb, so
nc;sner would there be wanting il thc fature, op-
pvrtunltes usefu!y to serve my country. You
have come, honorable gentlemen, to open up To
me a far wider horizon. lOu are nskinR me 10
fulfil obligations formidable a. every period, ouI
far more TIM ever in our own. Faithfu! tc the
trad;ii ms ri my ancestors, who never sIrank
back %I,en duty called hem OH. nor recu!ie" oe-
.orr danger, | accept the n0h:e ant iolty nlssiou
gh Gil spain has wishe;! 10 eonlde t0 me-, tIiouSA
am nos ignorant OF tho difficulties OF my new
task ,lild OF the responsibility which As ume 10
the face e. history. But put iny trus5 III ecu.
WIG auo%S the upightne>s % my !hleilt!0!', aha
iruS! In H. Spaulsn people, 50 Justly p;oai VI
SIS uGcpend nee, VI lis great religious 8nu poltl.
Gu! Ir.:,Iitlona. and which nas furnished
prnifs with the respect OF o.ue!, 0i tile
i,u $50 iatc ami uucunuucrabie devotion OF
i,b.r.y. Honorable gcngtmcE, anu still
100 foune lna Iarti OF my life are TO little
krI1:yn for nc to aecrhe 70 my own Merits Tue
chs e ..hich The nohl': Spanish natoa has
thna.h. Ii u make of nly person. Yon have ni.
artae.l. feel certain, that Providence had been
pleased to grant TO my youth the most fruitful
and us lu! OL all teaCl!tngs--tlle Spectacle oi d
people rcgainng III unity and Independence oy
tl, close unity with itS King, aud the faithful OBJ
servauce or free institutions. i5 has been youf
wsi. tuat your own country, on which nature mas
iavshcG a.! her bjols ana history all her slorles,
shoapi likewise rejoice In this happy agreement,
wuca has produced, and hope always will pro.
ducc, the prosperity OF Italy. 1t is TO the glory OF
my father-to the happy, fortunes OF my own
render myself worthy Of the same, ard
can do nothing better than floyally FOL
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Obitnarn.

WTTSELL.-Died, In this city, on the morning
OF the 21st instant, OF chronic hydrocephalus,
THOMAS LAWRENCE son OF John aud Emma Car.
olne Witsell, aged 2years m onths and II days.
SIMONS-Dled, in Columbia, 8. O., December
a. 1870 Mrs. CATHARINE NJ. SIMoES relict OF the
late Edward B. smons, aged SO years, months
and 10 days.
PARKER.-Dled, at Mansfield, Black River, on
the 25th instant, EMILY RUTLEDdE. youngest
daughter OF Or. Francis S. Parker, In the oath
year OF her age.
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tIon Of Luxembourg under the collective gaaran.
tee has failed, the future of the Duchy is now
open for the consideration Of the powers.
THE GEORGIA ELECTIONS.
ATLANTA, December &c.

ATLANTA, December &c.
In Jasper County, Lawton's (Dem.) majority
is a3: Democratic county ticket elected. Henry
County, Lawtcn's majority al. catoosa Comfy
Younc's Dem) majorlty $50; Democratic ticket
elected Gwinnets County, Prices DENY naJori-
ty 11o6; Democratic county ticket largely elected
Fayette County, Blgby's tRep.) majority 4s; Radi-
cal representatives elected; Democratic county
officers elected.
AUGUSTA December q.
The election returns come in slowly, but cen
firm the election of Democrats to Congress from
the First, Third, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh DIS
trlcts, with the chances In favor Of Lawton, Dem
ocrat in the Fourth The vote is very close SO iar
as heard from. In the second District the returns
are against Tiff, late Democratic incumbent, and
in favor of Whitley, Republican. The Legislature
will be largely Democratic, the returns indica'lng
heavier Democratic gains than were eSpec'ed.
Both Republicans and Democrats charge frauds
in the election.
ATLANTA, December 81.
The Radicals concede that Georgia has gone
Democratic by thirty-fve to forty thousand.
Thus far, only two Radical senators have been
elected, both colored. The Democrats have
majority in the Senate and House.
1t is rumored that Governor Bullock leased the
State Road to the Central Georgia, Southwestern,
Macon aud Western, Brunswick and Nashvi le,
and Chattanooga Railroads, A. Il. Stevens, B. Il.
Hill, j. E. Brown, a. Peters, Columbus Delano, a
Kimbau and Others for twenty years, for twenty
five thousand dollars per month. Governor Bullock
gave a supper at the Kimball House to Columbus
Delano. Many distinguished persons were pres
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Gs- TIE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCES OF Miss ELIZA KER and sisters, and Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Il. Simmons, are respectfully
Invited to attend the Funeral services OF the for
mer, at Circular Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at
O'Clock. dec2S
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@ TROUBLESOME COUC

w TROUBLESOME COUGHS AND
Colds, Sore Throat and Hoarseness, are speedily
cured by DR.. D. JAYNE'S EXPEOTORANT. 1t gives
Immediate relief in all affections Of the Lungs, by
producing free expectoratlon Of the phlegm
which obstructs them, thus quleting the cough,
relieving che Inflammation, and giving the dis
eased organs chance to heal. Sold by all drug
gsts, and by GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, 8. C.
dnoqR -vfm2
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Trains leave Charleston daily at $50 A. Il,
Sundays excepted and $50 P. H.
Arrive at Charleston 7.so A. NJ, Mondays ex-
cepted,) and p. II.
Train leaving at 9:s0A n, makes through con-
nectlon to New York via Richmond and Aqua
Creek ont5-going through In AZ hours, and with
out detention on Sunday.
Train leaving at $50 r. II, have choice of route
via Richmond and Washington, or Bay rUute via
Portsmouth and Baltimore. Passengers leaving
Friday by this train lay over on Sunday In Baltt-
more; those leaving on Saturday remain Sunday
Id Wilmington, N. O.
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both trains making close
connections at Washington with Western trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
8. 8. SOLOMOES,
Engineer and Superintendent.
p. L. CLEAPoR, General Ticket Agent
rapfR
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mg SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION OF
CHARLESTON DISTRIOT.-The members Of this
Association are respectfully requested to attend
the funeral Of their late comrads ROBERT G.
soLLOWAY, from the City Hospital, Mazyck
street, THIS "wednesday MORNING, at half.pas,
ten o'clock. BY order Of the President.
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Jr.,
docoe Secretary
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December 81.
The President will not receive visitors
during the holidays.
The United States steamer Tennessee is being
fitted up to carry the San Domingo commission
e,s as soon as the House passes the bill
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THE MONT GEMS TUNNEL.

BoRDE AUX, December q.
A dispatch from Susa announces that tho
Alps were pierced through yesterday, and that
the workmen from both siles of the mountains
tunnel joined in. congratulations upon the com.
pletion OF the work.
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LARGE FIRE 1T HARRISoTBURG
HIRGINII.

uARRIsoNDURG, VA. December &C.
large number Of the principal business
houses were burned this morning between four
and Eve O'Clock. The following are totally &C.
stroyed: First National Bank, Weekly Enterprise
ONCE, and the entire square. The American Ho-
tel, on the opposite side Of Main street, was con-
siderably damaged. Mr.. Switzer and son were
badly hurt. Loss s1oo, 600; about half insured.
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funeral Notlres.

GRAY.-DIed on the morning of the 9th In
stant, JAMES ". GRAY, in the roth year Of his age
G- THE FUNERAL SERVICES WILL
take place THIS AFTERNOON, at the Unitarian
Church, Archdale street, at haf.past O'Clock.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend dec2S ..
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FROM SOUTH IMERICi.

HAVANA. December 27.
Adyiccs from Venezuela to the 18th state that
the steamer Virgin had re- urned to Puerto Cabellc
from Curacao. 1t was rumored that she was
searched at Curacao by Spanish war steamer,
but nothing was fonnd, her ammunition having
previously been dlsembarked, and part OF the
crew discharged and sent to St. Thomas.
Alvarez, the cashier OF Miguel Antonio HerreraS,
has absconded with $4,000.
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dec2S-l

@>NOTICE.- E.-DIVIDEND.-
UF-ruE arsANITEvILLr MANUrAvrURINu
COMPANY, (AT THE SAVINGS BANK OF AU-
GUSTAV AUGUSTA, Ca, DECEMBER 27, 1s7o.-
A dividend OF TWO (2) PER CENT. on the Capital
Stock OF Graniteyille Manufacturing Company will
be paid TO stockholders on demand.
decaS-3 n. f. HICKMAN, President.
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M- THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Carew are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Services of their
infant son EDWARD, at st. Johns Chapel, Hamp-
stead, THIS AFTERNOON, at half.past O'Clock.
dec28-H
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5uefial Nptlres.

@- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
VIRGINIA, from Philadelphia, are hereby no.
titled that she will discharge cargo THIS DAY, at
Browns Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset
will be stored at Consignees' risk and ex-
pense. VIM. A. COURTENAY, Agent.
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@-THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANoES Of the late ROBERT G. SOLLOWAY are
requested to attend his Funeral from the City
Hospital, at halfpast 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING.
dec2S-#
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HORRORS OF TEE. DEEP.
TERRIBLE ooNF1AeRArIoSAqsEA

The Ship n. B. Wyman Struck b y
Lightning on her Voyage from Sn-
vnnnah to Liverpool--Two Days in n
Floating CauIdron-The Vessel q n d
Twenty-seven Hundred Bales OF Cot
ton Entirely Consumed-TimeIy Res
cue of the Crew by the Belgian Ship
Charles.