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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-11-25
have not used any now for three months,
and feel as well in all respects as ever did.

Your Buchu being devoid of any unpleasant
taste and odor nice tonic and invlgorator OF
the system, l do not mean to be without it when
ever occasion may require It's use in such affec-
tions.
NJ. MCCORMICK.
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormicks statement
he refers to the following gentlemen;
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THE LATE COLONEL HAGooD.
A. Tribut. to his Memory.

At a meeting Of the surviving members Of
OF the First Regiment South Carolina Volunteers,
commanded by the late Colonel James r. Hagood,
held at Barnwell Courthouse on the nth N0yem
ber, Captain J. v Martin was called to the chair,
spG CAPTAIN ], Fletcher Brapham was requested
to net as sec etar;.
The chairman stated that the object OF the
meeting was to pay tribute VI respect to the
memory Of their late commander, who had re.
Gently come to a melancholy death ~ an injury
dent on the Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
The meeting being declared organized and
ready for business, Sergeant u. P. Patterson In
troduced the following preamble anu resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted
whereas God Almighty, IL the dlspensation OF
His most mysterious providence, has removed
from this world, by sudden and aWral death,
Colonel James K. Hagood, VINO, int.e nerJ and
bloody ordeal CT the recent past proved by his
daring in battle and his devotion to duty that he
Was. most worthy son OF bis heroic State, and
by his brilliant record satisfied oil men that In
the time OF S nth Cardinals TRIAL ne could be re.
the advance and to die ln the last forlorn hope.
And whereas we, the surviving soldiers OF his
regiment, desire to place upon nls neW-made
grave our anectionate tribute 10 MS nerolsm anu
worth. Therefore, be IL
Resolred by us, the surviving members or the
First Regiment 8. Q. ", That we saw Colonel Ha-
GOOD on the weary march, the lonely watch, and
in the desperate assault Tor our tnIee years OF In
cessant battle, and his bearing upon all occasions
was such as to overflow the full measure OF the
man and the soldier.
Resolved. That as commander ne was firm and
;ust, yet kind; as leader ne went where fey
conld follow; as soldier he fought only for VIC
tory, and desired victory only from the patriotic
desire to see established the holy cause which Is
consecrated by the best blood Of the noslest Of
his countrymen.
consent OF his family the privilege Of erecting
monument over the grave OF our dead command
err brother soldier and friend, which shah attest
as long as matter lasts. our appreciation OF his
noble Character and our sincere grief.
Resolued, That the secretary do communicate
to his family and to each captain OF our regiment.
a CODY OF these resolutions. as testimonial Of
our common anatstion, and that they be published
in the Charleston and Barnwell papers.
On mo ion, the chairman appointed Lieutenant
ColoneI Kirkland, captain J. Fletcher Brabhs
and Captain J. 8. Stoney committee to carry ont
the object indicated i1 the third resolution, and
the meeting then adjourned.
J. Y. MARTIN, Chairman.
j. FLETCHER BRABHAH, Secretary.
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NEW NOTES OF FRACTIONAL CUR
RENCV.

WASHINGTON, November IS.
There was full iCabinet meeting tb-day-
all present except Creswell.
James Jourdan has been appointed revenue col
lector or the third district OF New York.
Under treasury circular No. l, parties obtained
exchange on the South by depositiug old notes In
New York, and sent new notes to their correspon-
dents South. The circular has been so amended
that new notes will only be returned to those from
whom old ones are received. The object Of this
arrangement Is to retire all legal tenders. Here
after new notes will not be returned for certin-
Gates OF deposits issued by assistant treasurers
and designsted depositarles. New notes will not
be returned for bankers drafts. New fractional
currency will be forwarded from the treasury
oface, under contract with the Adams Express
Company, at the expense Of the department In
either OF the districts covered by the contract.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The total and Immediate abolition of slavery
in Cuba ls again agtated in the Spanish press.
There was o heavy frost at New Orleans yes
terday.
There has been a snow storm yesterday at
Staun,on, vo., which lasted all day.
The Powhatan has been ordered to be repaired
Immediately.
The Georgia Republicans claim the Legislature
and all but one Congressman in the delegation OF
the 4lst Congress
heavy northeast storm prevanel at fortress
Monroe yesterday.
One editor In Portland, Me-, has sued another
for SIC. 900 damages for defamation OF character.
Rosecrans has been elected president Of the
Army Of the Cumberland.
The trial Of the Donaldsenville rioters COM
menced at New Orleans yesterday, and will last a
week.
The fall meeting Of the Netaire races will COM
mence today.
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Among the bills to be introduced at Washing
ton early In the session Is one ITO relieve mem
bers Of Congress OF importantly" A member OF
Congress, as the New York Tribune remarks, who
has not moral force enough to relieve himself Of
importantly is hardly the stun for legislator
but we dare say the bill is necessary. Why not
call it. however, what 1t really is, "a bill to enable
members OF Congress to say mo- without offend.
ing their constituents"
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
ATTEMPTS OF SCHEMERS TO BUY
THE Blue RIDGE RAILR0AD
DEFEATED.
Disagreement Between the Directors OF
the Blue Ridge Railroad-Bllis Of
tho Bank of tho State in Court.
ESPECIAL. TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS
COLUMBIA, November 25-

COLUMBIA, November 25-
Six companies Of the Sixteenth United States
infantry proceeded to Laurens this morning
They win report to Trial Justice Crews
The Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
Clique have been trying to buy. through the
sinking fund committee, the one million three
State. in the Blue Ridge Railroad, but have sig
nally failed. Neagle aud Patterson have been
trying to make the negotiations. Bridgers and
Friends have returned home. Jenks Is represent
iny the interests OF Charleston. Steers has had
aeoS.iwo millions of the bonds endorsed by the
State placed to his credit to complete the road. A
m citing Of the directors has been advertised seve-
raj times and postponed on account Of disagree
ments in caucus as to the course to be pursued and
as to new directors. The meeting appointed for
tonight will not 10 all probability come OF.
Much interest is manifested In two cases before
theGsupreme Court. The first Is an appeal from
Carpenters decislon-the assets OF the Bank OF
the State are first liable to pay the IRE loan bonds.
The current opinion Is In faver OF Carpenter de-
cision. The second Is q case In which the parties
appealing desire the Judgment Of the Supreme
Court, that the bills OF the Bank Of the State be
received for taxes. This case will not probably
be argued this term. The friends OF the present
administration are determined to have the true
character Of the s;;!'!s thoroughly investigated.
with vieg to show that they were Issued to ale
the Confederacy.
Nothing new in regard to the senatorial or Judi.
cial contests has transplred.
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SHIP WRECK.

rWILaISGToN, November Is.
The ship Persia of Baltimore, from New Or
leans to Liverpool, with cargo OF cotton, went
ashore on Frying Pan shoals on Thursday morn.
Ing. Fer cargo is estimated to be worth $3.50, ,ooo
strong southeast wiad Is blowing, and some
hopes are entertained tnat the vessel may be got
ten OF. A United States revenue cutter and two
steam tugs have gone to her relief. The captain
says that the vessel is so strained that she can
not proceed on her voyage, but will have to put
kuto some port for repairs.
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- FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL WILL
buy Shoes with silver or copper tips, which Will
save the buyer the price Of new pair OF Shoes
COMPARED with ragged toes and dirty stockings
thew arc beautiful to say the least Parents, try
:. sep7-ws3mos
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4 GENCY FOB THE PERI WAN
~ GUAN0.

The subscribers having been appointed Local
Agents for the sale OF PERUVIAN GUAN0, would
respectfully informed manufacturers and dealers
that they will deliver from warehouses as well
as from ships direct on arrival from the Peruvian
raj AGENTS price in New York to wit: sixty
dollars, gold, on delivery, In lots of ten o tons
and upwards. Every cargo will be nspectsa aao
~ guarantees Of its quality and purity VIII
always be furnished when desired. ~
senaa tFactctr.
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funeral Notlres.

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintance OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry steItz. are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral OF their
infant son, LOUIS JACOB, at their residence, No.
4s9 King street. THIS Saturday MORNING, at 10
O'Clock, without further invitation. nov26-1r
@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances Of Captain FREDERICK BUR-
ROWS and family, also the members OF the
Methodist Episcopal Churches. ara invited to at
teod his Funeral Services at Trinity Church, To-
MORROW, at half.past II P. n. noV2e
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E o R @ P E
RUPTURE IN THE ENGLISH CABI-
NET ON THE EASTERN QUESTION.

A Dissolution of the Cabinet Almost
nevitable-Further Concentration OF
the Germans Around Paris-A Num-
ber Of Battles Reported-Cessntion Of
the Fire of the French Forts-Th
German Government Wants u Hun
dred Million Tha1ers.
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ALABAMA LEGIsLATURE.

MONTGOMERY, November 25.
The official count of the late election will be
made tomorrow. The installation Of the new
offlcers will take place next week. Both houses
will be organized and the Governors message
will be read tomorrow
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oct2S-1au0

@ NoTICE.-oFFIcE COUNTY COM
MIssloNERs, FIRE-PRooF BUILDING,
CHARLESTON, S. c., NOVEMBER %, 1s7o.-The
Board of County Commissioners having qualified
aud organized, are now prepared to approve OF
the bonds Of Public Ofncers.
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
nnvo1-6
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5uefial Notlfes.

w CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER, from New York, are notified that
she is dlschargIng cargo THIS DAY at Adger's
Wharf, Goods remaining uncaled for at sunset
will be stored at owners risk and expense.
noyqs-1 JAMES ADGER Il CO., Agents.
agBE OF GOOD CHEER, THERE is
is life and <health for you yet. SO those that have
taken SIMMoNS'5 LIVER REGULATOR sttest.
noy26.1
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It has been erroneously stated that the Eighth
Infantry were ordered to Georgia. General Hal
Ieck has been ordered to make such disposition Of
troops now South as may be necessary.
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HIdrrle6.

DURR.- WILLIAMS. In the Presbyterian
Church. Aiken, 8. O., on the 10th instant, by Rev.
G. J. Porter, Dr. J. E. DURR, Of GranIeyllle, 10
Miss LUCY NJ. WILLIAMS, OF the former place. No
cards.
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n- NoT1oE.-THREE MONTHS AF-

: nr NOTICE.-THREE MONTHS AF-
TER date, application will be made to the South
western Railroad Bank for renewal OF CERTIFI.
CATE No. 1857, dated January Il, 1855. for One
Share In Stock Of South Carolina Railroad and
Southwestern Railroad Bank. standing In name
OF ELIZA HUME, original having been lost.
HEATING 8. SIMONS,
Administrator Estate Eliza Hume.
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COLUMBIA INTRTGUES

Back-door ThanksgivInS-Thes Senator.
ship-That Printing PaP-The Misses
Rollins again-The Blue Ridge Road
appoint ng Committeeman.
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rHE GREENvnLE ENTERPRISE

N,HE GREENvGLE ENTERPRISE
IS TIE
LARGEST NEWSPAPER,
AND HAS TIE
MOST EXTENSIVE CIRCULATION
OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN
THE OITY OF GREENyILLE.
Contract Advertising Low.
Clrculates also in Anderson, Pickens, Spartan
burg and Western North Carolina:
J. G. 4 e. BAILEY,
iuly1l Proprietora.
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5perial Notlres.

@s- HIBERNIAN HALL.-DIvINE
Service will be held in Hbernisn Hall at half.past
10 O'Clock A. N. and at half-past p N. Subject
OF Discourse for the evening: "What Loss :"
Rev. W. W. HICKS officiating. nov26
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m-ADDREss R. v. PIERCE, M. D.,
Buffalo, N. Y, and get a Pamphlet on Catarrh
free. or send sixty oen,s and get DR.. sAGE's Ca
tarrh Remedy. $500 reward is offered by the
nronrIetor for case OF Oatarrh which he can.
not cnre Sold by druggists. noVN-tnstua
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ns-THE GREAT MEDICAL WONDER,

w-THE GREAT MEDICAL WONDER,
DR. HAsKELL's ELECTRIC OIL lis all pain In
two minutes. Cancers, Bols, letter and Old
Sores, cured In 48 hours by DR.. HASKELL'S GAR
BOLIO CANCER SALVE. For sale at retail by
O. ". AfMAR, CoHEN's MEDICAL DE-
DE-. q. BAER, POT,
A. o. BARBoT, Dr. g. J. LUHN,
nm q. BURNHAM. W. T. LITTLE CO.,
MH. COLLINS 4 CO.. ALFRED RAOUL, n. D.,
aRAMAN q soRwAKE, De. W. A sKRlNE.
E. b. KELLERs, n. d.. .s,..,- .er.g ~
And at wholesale by D0wIE, NOISE DAVIS,
aole Aaents for South Carolina. nov1l-smosDtw
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~ASIGNEE'S NOTICE OFAPPOINT-
MENT.-In the District Court Of the United states
for the Eastern District Of South Carolina-In the
matter OF J. N. N. WoHETMANN, Bankrupt--ln
BanSruptcy.-To whoml: may concern: !: The IN
dersIgned hereby gives notice of his appointment
as Assignee OF ]. N. NJ. woHLTMANN, OF the City
OF Charleston, in the County OF Charleston and
State OF South Carolina within said District, who
has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own Pc
tit!on by the District Court OF said District.
Dated at Charleston, 11th day Of November,
A. D. 1870. iSlgned) A. BlSChoff.
unu11-a9
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
EMWM IT,

Trains leave Charleston daily at $50 4. A.,.
fSundays excepted and $50 P:
Arrive at Charleston T.ao A. IL, (aonoays e4--
Tfain leaving at $50 A. II. makes through con-
nectjon To New York via Richmond aud Aquts
Creek oniy-going through In a hours, ana with
ous Rain leaving at $50 p II, have choice Of route
v,a Riohmond and washington, or Bay -ruute viA
portsmouth end Baltimore. Passengers leaving
rrtdsv by this train lay over on Sunday In BAltE
more those leaving on Saturday remain Sunday
In wilmington, n. @. ~. lstzl. X, -
This Is lie cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other poent1
west and Northwest, both trains making -cloee
connections at Washington with Western trains Of
baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
- {. Rnginees and Superintendent. -
p. l. CI1Afoa, General Ticket Agent. s:;-i
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nss- FEMALE SUFFRAGE EXCITES

@r FEMALE SUFFRAGE EXCITES
derIsion, while female suffering commands the
sympathy Of mankind. Our wives and mothers,
daughters and sisters, are liable to suf1erngs and
troublesome complaints, for which the PHlLoTo'
KEN OR FEMALES FRIEND Is special remedy,
relieving painful irregularities, controlling the
nerves, and securing comfort and safery during
neriods of trial. Sold by Druggists at one dollar
ner hottie. wholesale Agents, DowIE, NOISE
DAVIS, No. 1s9 Meeting street, Charleston D. Z.
noy14-thstu3
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nr MONUMENT TO LEE IN RICH

ns- MONUMENT TO LEE IN RICH
MOND.-Itis proposed that the fourth Sabbath
in November November 27th) be observed as
MEMORIAL DAY OF GENERAL LEE throughout
the South, and that every Congregation (caristian
and Hsbrew) should make their contributions
for the Monument on that day. Clergymen are
respectfully requested to notify their Congrega'
tiops Of this proposal take up collections, and re-
NIT their contributions to MISS 8. N. RANDOLPH, ,
Secretary OF the Ladies' Lee Monument Commit
tee, Box $685. Richmond, Va.
MRS. WM q. NACFARLAND,
Mrs. G. W. RANDOLPH,
MRS. JAMES LYONS,
MRS WIN. BROWN,
MISS NICHOLAS. nov234
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~ AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Address
DR.. E. B. PoOTE, No. 40 Lexington avenue, New
yorv dsclh
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~ AWAYWITH SPECTACLES.-OL
syes made new, easily, without doctor or medi.
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad-
dress Dr.. E. B. FooTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue,
Sew York. dec1h
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yhat their friend has just stepped round the cor
ner.n The disappointment depicted on thelr
faces to-day, however, was alayed by a "smile"
now and thea when one Of the lucky ones "ouid
treat. To night they all seem to be humming 1ne
lines OF one of Columbls's imported poets:
"Never mind, boys
There's good time coming"
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JOHN HUM, Chairman,
noylo-a0 JAMES E. McGREGOR, CLERK,

nB- GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the propriety
or impropriety OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel united for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress Howard Association, Box p Philadelphia,
Pa 80 sep1T-9m0S
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s- CHIROPODIST.--lT IS. GENE

@ CHIROPODIST.--IT is. GENE
rally agreed that Mrs: KEoCH is the best CHI
ROPODlST Of the day. Or. Daniel Wallace, OF
Dublin, her grandfather has thoroughly initiat-
ed her into all the mysteries >appertaining to the
CURE OF DISEASED FEET. Her long and sue
cessful practice, both ut the North and South
during which many most wonderful cures have
been Effected renders her thoroughly capable OF
curing the Tetter, and Of removing Corns,
Bunions, Ingrowlng Nails, &C., DC. Her charges
are moderate.
The following well known gentlemen have per-
mitted their names TO be used as references:
Hon. George Butst, DR.. Edward North, DR.. Fitcil'
Sr, DR.. Walsh, Savannah, Ca; Colonel james
Fisk, Seventh New York Regiment; DR.. Blrdsale'
Naw YORK. nov26-3r
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@-. BLACK DOESKIN CASHMERE
PANTS, at SIS. Formerly sold at 81, at
novoi tns2 O.E& IA. 8. JOHNSON's.
s- NOTICE.--AT THE NEXT sES-
SION Of the Legislature the Charleston Rinemen
Club will apply for a Charter OF Incorporation.
novl2-s9W2
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fertilizers.
.HOSPH A T E r OCK

fertilizers.
DHOSPHAT TIE ROCK.
The Palmetto Mining and Manufacturing COM
pany are now prepared to furnish TO manuIac-
turers PURE PHOSPHATE ROCK, from tnelr
Mines on Ashley River. ..a
nouo, -,mo Aiger's North Wharf.
N1O. PERUVIAN GUANO, AND
~ WHITELoCK'S VEGETATOR.
60 tons No. PURE PERUVIAN GuAEo, from
the Chincha Islands,
SO tons Whiteloek's Vegetator.
rs tons Dissolved Bone.
For sale by L. >. hhhh O. w.
noy6
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w UNITARIAN. CHURCH.-D[VINE
Service will be held in this church TOMORROW
MORNING. at half past 10 O'Clock, and in the
EVENING, at half-past 7, the Rev. R P. CUTLER
officiating. All strangers are cordially Invited to
attend.
Subject for the evening discourse: "Pilate's
question in the Judgment Hall: "What is Truth f''
nnY26
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mg AN OLD FRIEND.-FOR MANY
years the press OF the country has chronicled the
beneficial effects OF Hostettcx's Stomach Bltters.
Editors, authors, physicians, merchants, omcers
OF the army and navy, chemists, counsellors,
ministers Of the gospel In short, great cloud OF
witnesses Of every profession, trade and calling
have testified to Its efncacJ as a tonic and regu.
lating medicine. The names and statements o.
these witnesses have heen published in the public
prints Many Of them are well known to the
whole public. Their testimony has never been
challenged or impugned. This OLD FRIEND has
been tried and pronounced, on the authority OF
those whose lives and health it has preserved, q
pure, harmless and eminently salu'ary preparar
tlon. Attempts have been made to rival it. They
have failed. There ls nothing equal TO the enjoy,
ment experienced by the afflicted when nsing
this valuable specific. Its mild tone, the sure and
vigorous action upon dlsordsred stomach, and
the cleansing OF the entire human body. recon-
mend.it to the whole community asa RELIABLE
Ep1Eyn nov26-eptc
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l~ DIVINE SERVICES WILL BE CON-
Quoted n the Orphans Chapel on TOMORROW
at three and half O'Clock, BY the
Rev. G p. GADSDEN nov26
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@ ST. JOHNS CHAPEL, b AMP
STEAD, having undergone repairs, Divine Ser
vice (God wilng) will be resumed there To'MoR'
ROW; and In future as usual: Service on Sunday
Mornings at half-past 10 O'Clock; Sunday Eve
nings at hsf-psst O'Clock, and on Wednesday
Evenings at4 O'Clock. This Chapel ls at the cor.
ner OF Amherst and Hanover streets. Its sittings
are on all occasions free noV28-1s
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v TRINITY CRURCH.-REV.J JOHN
T. WIGHTMAN will preach To-MoRRow MORNING,
at half past 10 O'Clock, and the Rev. 7. E. WAN.
'NAMAKEh at NIGHT, at quarterpast O'Clock.
The afternoons are devoted to the Sunday-school
exercises to which all friends OF the cause are In
ylted. novel;
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@s- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Pastor Of this Church having. returned to the
city, the usual services may be expected To.
MORROW. nov26
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~HARboRMASTER'S OFFICE
The Rarbormaster,s ofyce has been removed back
to the old stand, No. II EXCHANGE STREET.
a
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GpST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Divine Service In this Church will be conducted
by the Rev. Professor ]. P. SMEETzER, President
Walhalla College, Of South Carolina, Tomorrow
MoRNrNo, at half.past 10 O'Clock. nov2o
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r THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be open for Divine Service every SABB sTH MORN.
ING, at halfpast 10 O'Clock, corner OF Church and
Water streets. Services by the Rev. w. B. YATES,
Chnplain. 0otZI-S r,