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THE ARMY or PARIS.
The Ddlv Telegraph correspondent adds /:

g n II the nr 5e u h 8ee e %ch
my pO> oiy prove interesting TO your readers. The
strength OF 52oO divided into three armies, the first
Of which is commanded by Gen Clement Thomas, the
second 10y Gen Ducro and the third by Gen. VinOy Let
~ ke them seTQfiB according TO their numbers Gen
Tpa. i army is more numerous than the other put
tog,thcr it consists Of about 10000 men, chiefly com
posed OF National Guards Gardes Sedenaires There
G nat ions OF these the battaOns varying strength
from 100 TO ZOO Since Thomas appointed 70 his
Which is gradually converting the civic force into
army 10 take the field. From each battalion 500 men
are chOsen-thc unmarried nembers-and having Deea
equipped and armed the Paais de 'lndustrie
lars exchanging all their piston " rifles against
the "taDateiies and ChassepOs OF their comrades
who, remaining in the old battalion, happen
10 he armed with improved weaPons-they are
formed into regiments OF three bataons on the APP
proved army footing, and sent out TO join the troops
belonging the second Army in fact they are trans
ferred from army TO the other The new regiments
are commanded by Coonels promoted from the " Com
na1dants formerly in charge OF I" sedentalre bat
taiOns and those battalOus retain ther Original iOrh
fon though with thinned ranks, which again. however,
are steadily being filled up BY volunteers OF az ages ana
ranks Forty thousand Of these newly troops
on 20 regiments de marehe, have already been sent
forth 10 join the regulars and Mobots IN the neld ana
5000 more will be ready to follow their example IN ~
-. oI a fortnight The Gardes S6dentsres on the
rpars OF the enceinte and hold good many posts or
guards in the city, at public Offices Government store
houses hospitals, and municipal bureaus, Only
live batteries OF artillery properly belong 10 Gen.
rlotoa,,'s army but great efforts are now made
g., Strengthen il in tins respect II possesses no
cavalry worth mention. II does no police duties
Tie second army by the process VI sT1ve
shiy n6rc than 2g0oU Hien. II does no, enter Paris,
but encamped or lies IN etntonments ai9uha Ine
cty between and in places IN front OIL the ioS'
~ TliId Army under the command OF Gen. VlnOy-
VINO formerly commanded acorps under Ducrot Dnt was
and npGrtant charge-nuIDbers 10000 men IN seyeh az
vision, ol 10000 men each. These are composed OF ths
6,It L,ttaloDs OF the Imperial Guard, now shOrh Oi
o,,s and Incorporated with the Line OF Marines
az fw Line battaOls, Of the Sergents-hc me- VI NSn
darne and OF some pIOvtoi scction Containing
irt., fors aud commanded bY az A1LnirS-lDto WneA
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BROOKLYN ALMOST BANKRUPT.
TIE ANNUAL MESSAGE OF MAYOR KALH
EIEISCH.

TIE ANNUAL MESSAGE OF MAYOR KALB-
FLEIsCH.
At the meeting of the Brooklyn Board OF
Aldermen Yesterday Mayor Kalbbesch occupied the
chair and read annual message the principal poh'S
In which follows:
The year which has expired has not been an event
less period in city's history. on the WHOLE we can
look back upon It's annals with satisfaction Thcy IN
cude no great local calamity. The public peace anu
safety have been but rarely disturbed The eais ot A
ignant epidemic, sedulousy disseminated during o
latter part OF the Summer, proved nniounded' Inc
spread OF small pox at later period OF the year was
more actual danger but by the precautions OF our
Department it checked with comparatively nSe at
mortality the whole there has but little shate ~ e
been upon the still glowing picture OF our city s
progress anazes and graties US ever anew WIEN ~
do tho burdens utterly reckless policy has laid upon
IT, We cannot eat our cake once ana again ana e Nv
different places and hope to realize IL also Inc rato VI
our city growth from period to period Will be seen from
OF The Porut1r9s AND DEBT ;s oo
P Formulation IN IN s3S 100 Population Population
Population in ,s So. 80. .h lsS Sn1asr,
Trss e,ied ia T,Ie. levied in on 900
T T1: s,s$ IN IN T.I,: ysd IN %
City debt incurred up tSs'O 800
CtJ debt inearei In @o'.'''''''''''''''''' $1,000
Cit debt incurred 3iOoocoo
challenge any OF those who are so ready TO denounee
me as a croaker aarmist TO say If the fact brought
ont by these exhibits that needs to be inces
santly put forward in the strongest way III All suc com
munaops as the present Here is shown that for ten
years past have been borrowing money IN vast sums
mOrtgaging future with Incredible reekessness am
AT the same time swelling expenses at rate TO which
the growth the city, rapid 1t H. cannot begin 10 az
ford parallel Why have we borrowed unless that our
present payments may he light Yet we have added to
our present payments, If we were paying cash Tor
most expensive AMI men ve w
nf;9r year. II we paying cash for next to moth
ing md leaving every PAYMENT to posterity, We are
hrning the candle fast at both ends and still hope to
keep our light and to have it permanently increasing III
brilliancy 49,, l.,
my former messages that the 3l5 OF December 1871
our city debt would reach so00OO0 unless greater eau
ton was exercised in mourning increased liabilities MY
predictions have only been verified, but our dep
now is even much greater than anticipated, having
reached a total of s235OOO 90 incurred already, and
S56s in bonds authorized to be Issued III addition
thereon.
The present liabilities Of the city IA follows
A1o,, , ~ a. ,'p p VI" ' ~ " ' 80 s23 ZIG ON
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CRIME IN NETWORK.

JUDGE BEDFoRD's CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY.
AT the opening of the January Term of the
Court OF General Sessions yesterday, Judge Bedford de-
a a.. foIL cIn
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bcrs, q honorary members, hon my sSV o om
bers. o9s associate members. aud w '"''"
bers. .a
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the EmplOy and Relief Of Poor Women, IN present
ing 18th annual report announce that for the pre-
sent the Society will receive applicants and give
out work every Thursday from 10 70 H. in the Sunday
schoolroom Of All Souls Church. No. 2n Fourth-ave.
was g. Two thousand four hundred and forty -four gar
cut during the season. from the sale OF which
been raised pay of all debts and leave surplus The
gifts of money during the year amounted to .Ol6 H.
lures o. COS SO; balance, s677 81.
The Superintendent of the New-York opthalmie and
the wear ending Dee 1870 Operations performed 3s5
patients treated for eye diseases 22o patients treated
Tor ear diseases, 649 indoor patients, 26 .
The American Guardian Society and Home Tor the
Fendess contains IN IHs i1a am ~ III ha''
St Joseph's Roman Catholic Industrial School in
Eignty contains orphan girls, ranging from
n To- il years age who are the branches
OF education several trades. and house work
At the New-YOrk Eye and Ear IntrInary, on second
ave- there have been treated during the past year $500
patients, OF whom 800 we're suffering win diseases OI
of indoor patients has been $780, Of whom 100 have been
supported by the Inrmary There have been 100 opera
tents has steadily Increased fact which shows that the
Institution is appreciated by those 1t is designed TO
The State Hospital for Diseases OF the Nervous System
OF Second ave. and Eghthst, was opened
May 1870 since that time has been visited 10y about
100 patients The average attendance has been 10 day
II Is supported by appropriations from the state and by
voluntary contributions; Last year IL received 1900
from the state, and the private contributions have
amounted 10 several thousand dollars. The expenses
for the ak months past have been about $500 Hitherto
10 patients have been received into the hospital for
regular board and treatment but 10 beds wall soon BIZ
provided.
The report OF the Juvenile Guardian Society for 1870
presents the following statement Of affairs Value OF
real estate and buildings, $500 value OF personal
property, including furniture $500 total, $500 In
debtedness upon real estate s25s other indebtedness
SAG total, S2s674. Received from tho state, under
laws of 1869 $1,000 from gifts and contributors tOl6;
from state Controller for day schools 1904; from
County Controller per eyies Of 1920 $685. FROM
State Controller pro rata Of state superintendent, fT0
from other sources, S. S6i total receipts s66J0 Paid
for indebtedness upon real estateprinclpal f3Si2 inter
est, s. ,65i other Indebtedness existing Oct l. 1863,
g. for salaries OF teachers, matron and other EN-
poyes 293, for support Of destitute children 1855
FOR insurance So for other purposes, - 800 total
penditurrs s2Gl76 balance hand, sl5i Number or
children aided aud instructed, l1I6.
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burned out. Tnedestruction of pictures, statu-
ary and other works Of art, aud OF artlclesof
yirtu, was great and most deplorable. Among
the rare treasures of art which are supposed
TO have been destroyed the famous Warwick
yase-the massive marble ornament which
once graced the villa of Adrian. 1t was
in one of the greenhouses. Some Of Van.
dykes finest portraits, and pictures BY Rem
brandt of almost priceless worth, have also
perlshed, together with splendid specimens Of
the armor and suits of mail the middle
ages 1t is hoped that the solid strength Oh
feudal and Elizabethan masonry resisted the
power of the fire, so that This magnificent feu'
dal STRONGHOLD link connecting the epoch
of Alfred with the times In which we live
NAV be restored with all its courts and towers,
even though the glories of Its interior are
gone forever. The castle was osilt on Inc
west side of the Avon, on a solid rock, IN
which the cellars were excavated. The grand
suite of apartments extended upwards OF three
hundred and thiriy.three feet in a straight
lin
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TERMS OF 1HR NEWS

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ras WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81 SIX eop'e'
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and no paper couunuea afver the expiration o!
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NOTICES of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found
boarding, &c, not exceeding 20 words, 2s cents
zach insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 30
words, 40 cents each insertion; over 80, and no.
Sxceeding 40 words, 80 cents each insertion.
These rates are NIT, and must invariably be
paid in advance.
RuurrANoss should be made BY Postomce
Money Order or by Express. If this cannot be
Done, protection against losses BY mail may DC
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order Of the propnetors OF THE Nh~S'
or BY sending the money In registered ieseer'
g Address RIoRDAN. DAWSON d CO..
= No. las East Bay. Charleston. SO.
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The City of Columbia is invited to go into
the loan market as a borrower at eight per
cent. In allowing the Municipal Ring 10
issue as many bonds IS may be necessary to
bring the debt up to sSOO,OOO the bill will
remind the people Of the acts to reduce the
Bills Receivable, to relieve the treasury, and
to pay the interest on the debt. But this
circumvention was unnecessary. The debt
OF Columbia could have been run up TO
$500, 600 without the help OF borrowing
hill ..5 ttS Z
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The Rumored Removal of Treasurer
Garney.
TFrom the Missionary Rccord.l


Rumor has 1t that Mclaughlin Is 10 be ap-
pointed Treasurer of this county, vice w. q.
Quincy. We should not be surprised. These
Internal thieves haze 20 consciencss. They
are all maws, worse than horse leeches.
Governor Scott only needs do this thing, and
he will have reached the climax of outrages
on an inoffensive people. There is degree
of decency about General Gurney which gives
him place in honest mems regard. II may
be that this is the head and front of his
offence. We warn his Excellency that we are
near the sacred spot where patience ceases
to be virtue. 1t requires but this act, and
the SIrocco viii come. There will not be q
dollar paid into the treasury Of this county II
that appointment is maze.
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~ TURTLE SOUP WILL BE SERVED
,H1s DAY. from II to O'Clock, at
decl1.1 GLEAsoN'S SALOON, Market street.

~- OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE,
MAIN GUARDHoUsE, CHARL EsToN, 8. G., DE-
CEMBEa II, ls71.-The CHIMNEY Contractors
are hereby Notified that. in accordance with Or.
d;nance, they are required to have an once
where requisitIons for Sweeps may be made.
Public Notice OF such ONCE must be given, and
the law requires that the Contractors shall give
notice, in public priat, Of the time and hour the
Chimneys are to be swept.
Numerous complaints having been made Of the
inattention of the Contractors, they are hereby
warned that the fine will be vigorously inflicted
for any neglect, aud the Police are instructed
promptly to report all violations Of said erdi.
nance.
For the convenience Of citizens, there will be
Slate established at the Upper and one at the
Main Guardhouse. where complaints may be daily
recorded; and Chimney Contractors are required
to yisI: the Guardhouse Of their respective Wards
daily, for the purpose Of noting such complaints
as may have been there recorded.
By order Of the Mayor.
JOHN c. M!NOTT, Chief Of Police
oGlcisl JULIUS A. LsPRlNCE, Clerk.
dec1I.T -'.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
- STATES OF AMERICA-EASTERN DIS
TKiCT OF SOUTH OAR0LINA.-In the matter Of
WILLIAM VINCE, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy
To whom 1t may Concern /. The undersigned,
hereby give notice OF my appointment as AS
sgnee OF WILLIAM VINCE, OF the City Of Charles
ton, In the County of. Chsrleston and State OF
South Carolina, within said District, who has
been adjudged bankrupt upon his or petition,
by the District Court OF said District.
Dated at Charleston, the 25th day Of November,
"A. D., 1871. Il. L. p. B0LGER,
nov27-m3 Assignee.
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Harrleos

ToSEsASDERso oN.-On the evening Of the 7sh
instant. az the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by
the Rev. W. s. Bowman, MIR. CARsTBN VosB, OF
Summerville, 8. O., to Mrs. LOUISA X. AADsR'
SON, OF this place. No cards.
CLECKLEY-PHlN.-At Marl Bun; orange.
bnro Comfy, S. c., BY the Rev. J. O. Penny. on
Thursday, the 7th instant, ADDISON G. CLBcKLsY
fo Ho,,pRa LILLIAs, daughter Of A O. Phin.
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woFFICE CHIEF on POLICE,

FICE CHIEF OF POLICE,
MAIN GUARDHoUSE, CHARLESTON, 8. O.. DE-
CEMBER II, 1s7i.-Not!ce is hereby given to
owners, occupants and agents OF all Lots with
the City OF Charleston, to have all Cellars, La.
tripes, Vaults. Sewers and Dry Wells, within
their enclosures, thoroughly emptied and cleaned
within ninety days, and the offal removed, IN
accordance with the provisions OF the City Ordi.
nance regulating all nulsances likely to endanger
the public health. a.,
Assistant inspectors OF health viii be detailed
from the Police force to inspect Cellars and Lois,
and note all nuisances, on or before thetlst day Of
January, and again on the 1ss day OF March, to
ascertain If reported nu!sances have been re-
moved.
BY order OF the Mayor.
JOHN c. MINorT, Chief Of Police.
omclal JULIUS A. LEPR1NCE, Clerk.
lecl1-7
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IT SEEMS that the Sir Line Railroad is in
hot water. Whipper's action in the matter
is based, we presume, upon the remon-
strances of the good folk OF Anderson, who
are indignant that the company, in violation
Of their charter, should leave so thriving a
town out in the cold.
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@BATCHELOR'S HAlR DYE.-THIS
SUPERB hair DYE is the best In the ,cor1d-per.
rectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. Nc
disappointment. No ridiculous tints or unpleas
ant odor. The gen line ". A. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black
or Natural Brown. Does not stain the skin, bat
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful The
unly Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug
glsts. Factory No. 1s Bond street. New York.
Ian29-mwflyr
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funeral Notlres.

THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCEs of Cartain and Mrs. WILLIAM O. HAM
MER are invited to attend the Funeral Services
OF the former at his late residence, No. 1872 Queen
street, TH1s monday MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
dec11
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA, from New York, are notified
that she will discharge cargo THIS DAY, 1lth In
slant, at Pier No. 2, Union Wharves. Goods un-
called for at sunset win remain on the wharf
Ct owners risk and expense.
Gecll-1 VIM. A. COURTEEAY, Agent.
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The subscriber acquaints his friends, and. the
community generally, that he win resume the
GROCERY BUSINESS, as formerly conducted by
theiate nrmof N. N. PORTER 4 CO., at the old
stand, No. 2s6 King street, as early as arrange.
ments can be perfected for supplying the same.
Mr.. GEORGE b. GRUBER, who for many years
previous to the war was connected with him,
will assist In the direction aud execution Of the
business, and will represent aim during his tenn
porary absence.
he win be pleased to serve any Of his former
friends that may nnd it convenient to obtain
their supplies Of him, and will endeayor, initne
selection Of Goods and their prices, and I'm, the
general management OF the business, to give
satisfaction, and to harmonic the interest or
purchaser and seller. NM PORTER.
dec1l 81.
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Notices in Bankruptcy.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CARULINA.-In the matter OF n. MER.
NAUGB. Bankrupt-1n Bankruptcy--A Warrant
In Bankruptcy has been issued by said Court
" OF Charleston, OF the State OF South Caroltns,
In said District, adjudged Bankrupt upon t's
peri ion OF his creditors and the payment OF any
debts and delivery OF any property belonging to
fer OF any property BY him, are forbidden by lay.
A meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt TO
prove their debts. and choose one or more as
eignees OF his Estate, will be held at o Court OF
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Charleston, in said
District, on the EIGHTEENrH DAY OF DECKNBER,
A. d. 1871. at O'Clock P. NJ. at the ONCE OF J. O.
CARPENTER, one OF the Registrars 10 Bankrupt
cy Of said Oourt l.. E. JOHNSON,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
dec11m2
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~ THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BLE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-oFFICAL RAFFLEB
NUMBERS.
CLASS NO. 2ss-KoRNNs.
5O-3S-36- 1-63-31-17-2S-l0- T. $50
CLASS No. 2se-EvENING.
27-76-2l- 8-6l-69-36- 6-67-33-68-55
Asv1tness our hand at Charleston this 9th day
OF December, 1871. FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAED,
oct3 sworn commissioners.
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11ianos, Organs, ST.
CEGLING'S n USIC STOR e.
ESTABLISHED IN 1872,

Now on hand, and for sale, large and varied
assortment Of PIANO F0RTES, OF approved good
makers, new and secondhand. Also CABINET
ORGANS and Musical Merchandise generally;
together with the latest AMI most fashionable
Music constantly receiving. PIANO rF0RTES to
Hire Tuned. Repaired and taken In exchange.
Apply corner King and Beaufsin streets. in rear
OF old stand. third door. HENRY >SlEGLlSG.
uOy25 limo
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IT IS evident that the Bowen Reformers
have come to terms with Governor Scott,
who will be white-washed at an early day. We
expected nothing from them, and are not
disappointed. The work of Reform can
only be accomplished by men Of honor and
inteprity
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~ HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY,
No. 2-lo on are hercby summoned to appear at
Truck. House, in Citizens Dress, THIS DAY, at 2
O'Clock, to pay the last tribute Of respect to your
late brother fireman, RERM0ND F. MAGrlRE.
By order. JodN BuhhE'
decIl Secretary.
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5pc1ial Notifies.

@- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GULF STREAM, from Philadelphia, are hereby
notified that she will discharge cargo To-Day at
Browh's Wharf. Goods uncallei for at sunset Will
remain ON wharf at owners risk and expense.
dec11-l WIN. A. cuURTENAY, Agent.
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N
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
FoRMES.HABELMANN GRAND OPERA.
The eatest Star Company in the World.
Mile ANNA RosETTI. wachtel's Prtma Donna.
Mile CLARA ZIFGLER, Of the New York 1cade.
Nile DzIUBA, OF the New York Academy.
Mile PREDlGAM, Of Comprimara;
THEODORE HABELaANN, the celebrated Lyric
CARL BEAUNARD, Tenor Robusto.
CARL FORMES, the Grand Basso Profundo. (His
first appearancein the South In twelve years)
WILHELM f0RMES, the Classic Baritone.
A. BEkISGER, Basso BufIo. ,,
JOSEPH wEINLICH. the Favorite Singer.
Grand Chorus and Orchestra OF the New York
Theatres, under the Musical Direction OF A. Pre-
digam.
The Season will be lnaugurated on
MONDAY EVENING, DEC. f1TH,
On which Occasion will be Produced the cele.
brated Opera
NJ Z e A
MARTHA, Mile ANNA ROSETTI
NANCY. .....................M M,lle DlIgBA:
LIONEL. L......................TH HABELMANN.
FLUNkEF... .....''OAnn nxCgn [UmMES'
TRISTAN...... ...sbEhlNGEh.
SHERIFF. .ALBRECHT.
TUESDAY, DEos19rH, e.1
Debut Of the Great Tenor Robusto,
CARL BEAUNARD,
In his Magnificent Role OF MANRICO, in verdi's
Popular Opera
IL TR0VA ORE.
WEDNESDAY, DEJ. 18th,
VIII be Produced Gounod's Celebrated opera,
AU s T
PRICES OF ADMlssIoN-ReserTed Seats In Or.
chestra and Dress Circle, 81 so; General Admis-
sion. ST. Family Circle IS cents; Gallery, SO cents;
Private Boxes. SIS and $40.
Sale OF Res eryed Seats at Ticket ONCE Of Acade-
my will commence THURSDAY, December 7th, at
O'Clock A. ii.
The Grand Orera Troupe use the celebrated
Chickering PIANO, HENRY SlEGLING, Agent,
corner King AMI Belufain streets.
Libretiis (Plauo) for sale at Ticket ONCE.
dec5S HARRY J. STEEL, Agent.
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~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND

~ TIE hELAIIVEo, FhInNDo hNU
Acquaintances Of Mrs. D. Mcguire, and OF her
son, REDMOND F., and Of Mr. and Mrs. P. Guilt
name, also of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Dunn, are respect.
fully invited TO attend the Funeral OF REDMOND
F. MAGUIRE, from his late residence, No. 4l4
King street, at O'Clock, THIS DAY, without fur
ther invitation. decli"
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~ PUBLIC NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
are hereby cautioned not to credit any one, With.
ou, any exception whatsoever, in my name With
out my written order. TWILL not be responsible
for any debt whatever which have not person.
ally contracted. JOHN F. STRECkFuSS.
Charleston, December 9th, 1877. dec9-Ss
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T OsT, ON THE AFTERNOON OF THE
IL 7th instant, In HSsel, Wentworth, King or
Meeting streets, plaiu GOLD LOCRET. The
Under win be suitably rewarded by leaving same
ut this ONCE decll-mwf3S
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A. GENTS WANTED FOR THE UNI
N yERSAL TwINE AND THREAD CUTTER;
saves time twine, thread. dngers and teeth. Some
thing every body wants. samples mailed on re-
ceipt OF Is cents Address GEORGE DAVIS, No.
500 Broadway, New York. octSo-Smos