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MASONIC TEMPLE,
Ninth aud y Streets,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, 18TH INST,
SttSehsd 10 heit Tor escort utT To- SsiibrtSn Com
mAndery No. I, K. r., Of Hartford, Connection.
o Ths Hoe r e. s1 SSGS b a' 5
beunulyanls Ayenue q Nslloual hotel thence up
marching salute to tho Presidents thence alorE New
YoIE Ay9nue :? TSslith street d1-s, Tgsltth TO
Pennsylvania avenue thence to SIGth street, Gown
sI,h & yTE,n!s S Yer thence to Seventh ,.TSe
't ocib 'o' EBS%k8BS BALDWIN, Grand M.r,hu.
~E,%E, 2, NJ EgI.IL, ATTESgsNiCg
on. n, I, requested t6is TuEsbk ~ kyKSiSa,
'G So fr"l''I q the S'S'' L MRlRsGs
~ rLAR,afhs ST. Knigbt. q %s'6instoh cI
mandery, No, !, X, are Directed % assemble at
bsT ~, is A. $50 osiSot. m Tor The puS 1ssS
Of ssOoItinF Washington OommgudsrY, No. /, X T.,
Of " .'"0'' 'O'"' {STRRES VI Il. I oDRGIGUTTT
GeSg-I. q. .. .F..THF. OFRICERI ,AND
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q. NJ Sbsf, Of sistsS LSisss md Fno.1pmSnts ar:
itHtsrnally Invited loeibl THE COMMITTEE.
narG. U. o. orc. R,-NnTlCE.-ALL THE
- members Of Mount Olive Lodge, No. lX3, will
meet At Unlon Bethel hail, NJ street. between ~.
tsaulh aud biHteenth streeia, on WEDNESDAY, the
lBth instant " O'Clock p M, TO attend the tuneral
Of r. n. q. Franois A. Taysrns, Members Of sittSr
lodges In good standing arg luyitsd to auonh.
JOHN W. OURRIE, NC
Henry L. Ross, E.s. oOl5
s(S4-SOuTHRRN REPUBLICAN, As-O.
- CIATiON-A regular meeting Of this Asso
citation IL 70 be held TthNlGHT At OlarkS'a Hal,
PenpsJlvAnlA avenue, between -Four aud-a'hAt snd
SiIth streets. AZ business Of importance II TO be
transacted II Il hoped that there will he full a..
tendance, ALLAN RUrHFRFORD, President
DAVID T. Orr, Assistant HrcrntAry. ooi5
a-KNIGUTA or pNTutAS - EECM
- The Ofheeru and momhsTH o. ReliApoo EIneA
Lode, No, 10, X, Of ,tro Teglestsd = DO III Ey9
prsse Il A. their halt THIS AFTERNOON, lSEslSlJ
tTuoadAyD at O'Clock, Tor th8 p1TpuFs OF \NSSD
attending the f1narAl nt our lGtH brother, <i1v
JONI T. DErNtsON. Carriages Niltbs IN attendance,
ADD the members are requisite d % appear IN dark
clothing and the AppropTafe fosstts. Members Of
Sister 10 iEes invited TO Ausnd, ~ order OF the
BrdEo3 BKl. LOUIS EB rRLH, Roc. Scribe,
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nlSrTHR UORNBV STONE or TuE NRw
Streets ~6s iIid oaifU asDaY ia Sp
p,ono o. = a. lsS slo3RCI, ,'lo0 Rev lhos Gsprd
~THERR WILL M 4 rMERTING OF |
At Franklin School Building, on TUESDAY HNE- |
" 1SiS october To- " KY KY FGHRDoN, Secretary.
nSB-NOTIi R.-OS AND APTRR TUESDAY |
nsIt the 5th Instant, the O'Clock m. |
S Ss a. sS % ,n sSSss Of .n
HnSIh VII 6e , d,ooni.aGsd until inrthSr notice
!" Last UP PT'Ssdon, Potomac "a pfS orTy Company
" me street ear ran Without Interruption % the
nSy-THR WEED FAMILY PAYORITR
SEWING MACHINE gives more general sat
Is: @sgisS FOT saS on MONTHLY PAYMRSaffss
At 400 Ninth street. oes.2m
nSg-BOARD OR. PUBLIC WORKS.,
wAsHISGroS. October 7, lb79.
oIdsrsd Ihht on and alter TIT. date AZ oNHiasO-
sionS via Thirty tSJj inches long seventssG inohCs
Slds, And tiEht " inches In Depth with rounded
By order Of the Board. ,,,,.,, ,.,,,.,,
ooaSt Assistant Secretary.
p1 ~ oSrpSf SS,n,h and D s,-o.,S
Day EyEsiNG, 0StobsI ! With bi lea 4 oa ri
By Mi sPis 4 o Isalls a.
h 34r P0t "a 81 S 81 SPs e, e. We
10 Lincoln Hall At y o'sicci. nv ''' NV '''''''
FRFR RFAnING ROOM
Young men are . psolSiy Invited to uas tho prlyl.
''f p1i q ' PR& ISfi'n MEErrsos Ia,I5 .ya
.y-ON Avn AFTpR urToRVR mn
- RAifFR'S once and residence vii be- Al
70. 9IS IhiTd street near PsnnsllVAniA hysnnei
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ooos: q bsItlr sSrEoSyi ssvUntS sifa.
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log thelr nAms. At thLs oaiee Au9l.u
nGg- INCONSISTENCIES, .NOHNlNG STAR
TTtFRRs s. 'iSE"AN AioALEi'S and other BIT
Bitter Wine OF Iron, Peruvian Syrup, FlIIr Of
and the lowest Pri0Ss. at
OOUOHLIWS
TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
U9dsI MasoPs TsHPle, soEpeI q Z Ard Ninth streets
DsI.Ctio M a.ngb1 "a VA ~ IN tho'r nl9ssat
pSIlSesl9e on a!sesas el-I Sesl . us AUG
Bdt ViSklati v nv EHs hsSn hThfIIlhaitS'
d.,ir, IN ,s,I the PATENT RIGHT FOR AMIN.
Hkoyk6 BELLOWS sGioh !, ad.9tGd 70 ths use
bs ~ veil - "oo1oIieSi I6ap say otbsl nos In T,
saving at least one hall the tins aud oTpOass and i
the most perfect instrument Tor freshmen OF the
GDS s'ssI GS S-1 q the SSSPs qP'
right VIII please Aadfe'' John W upNDIEy
isg7u Washington d. D.
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suing yasr viii be held Al tho ohos of the Company
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I1oR RRNT-oFFIOF MOONS IN HOUsR pI2
II stTssti new and sliHibly located. Inquire At
1915 street northwest. ooilOSt
HOUSE FOR RENT-NRAR CRY HALL
II water, gas, bath room, ard large yAr3. Toms
moderate. Inquire Al A9O Fifth street. oo7l6t
INOR RENT-THR LAR0E DWELLING HOUSR
IT aS7 Pennsylvania avenue, tiH doors east OF the
NAOnAI HOTEL wide To0mf, stAiI and passages;
''' wv W 'fPINCK TAYLOR,
ilt9Lu 32A lndianA avenue.
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Special Notices.
nB- TRNTIONI
KNIGHTS TRNPLGRs!

GENERAL ORDER MOL.
The Coumauderiss Of RuIghts Tsmplars Of the
District Of Columbia are hereby ordered 10 assemble
At tho Asylum,
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- O5Tusr Ninth and y st-osiG
Training OlAss for Uhrisuan Workers opens MON.
DAY EVENING, October . With a b bic heading
By Mrs., II. w. smith, Of Philadelphia.
sABBhrH AFTERNOON SERNINES In Lincoln
Hall At $3.50. khoit AddrsaGse on Christ an WO L.
In Lincoln Hall at = o'olrok.
FREE READING ROOM.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Terms, a.
Young men are especially invited to uls Iho ptlyl.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGs I2iI5 AVID O
o'clock. oct2
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BDE AtfER's once and fesISs%o: 1iit b. Si Il
No. AIS Third street, near PsunsylVanlA Avenue
removed FROM q rs Louisiana avenue. sat2llm
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nrDR, A. PRATT, GRADUATK OF ONO
OolioEeo Of Dental surgery, Ill Seventh street,
bstWeen ID and x, few doors south OF ODD Fellow
Hail, WaahluEton. Halt prios 70 laborinE persons
ksisu 70 DR.. Il. A. Bacon and ksv. W. Il. kVAna.
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~BOOK AND JOBPRINTI NEATLY
- AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED At the RF.
PUBLICAN JOB oFFiOE, nortbWsst corner Tgalh
fsbaa.tf
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CIAriON-A regular nesting Of this Asso
citation IL 10 be held TONIGHT At Olarkea Han,
PenpsJlvAnlA avenue, between -Four And-a.hAlt snd
SlIth streets. A business Of importance Il to he
transacted II II hoped that there will BE- full al
tendance, ALLAN UrHFRFORD, President
DAVID T. 0Trr, Assistant Secretary. oolb
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TERMS OF THE NEWS

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TEE WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81 SIX copies
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mistaken, Miss Fisher can obtain and retain the
first place among the novelists of the South,
and may reach the front rank of the writer's OF
American fiction. But the public, especially
her own people, expect of her that any ten
dency to Braddonism shall be repressed, and
that there shall be steady Improvement IN
the conception and execution OF whatever she
undertakes. They are not ready to admit that
she has reached the maturity of her splendid
powers. A bountiful Nature and thorough
culture have done much. Time, experience
and an enlargement Of the circle of her per.
sonal knowledge of the world of hard fact and
sad reality, may be trusted to do the rest.
PIP. l62. Paper. Price 81.
RreHrEp AT LAST. A Novel. With Ilustra-
lions. D. Appleton Il Co.. New York. 1877.
Charleston: Holiness Book House.
Many worse novel than this finds willing
publisher nowadays. 1t drags somewhat, and
the characters and situations are not partlcu-
larly original, yet it is reasonably interesting,
and just misses being work Of considerable
merit. There ia no '.blood and thunder" In
It's pages, and to some classes of readers 1t
will doubtless be exceedingly attractive.
Paper, Pp. l72. Price 81.
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man. for the arrest of J. /. steaVens, one Oh
these alleged robbers, and his delivery TO Rob
ert shiver. who Is charged with the duty Oh
taking steavens to South Carolina. on tnis
reouisition Mr. Jarvis arrested young man
who passes under the name of D. B. Eoerharo'
claims to be an iron merchant from Cnieago'
and is the person interested in manufacturing
and selling the ''charm bells" sold as reies OF
the Chicago fire. A man named sample 'oen-
titles Eoerhard as person who is known to
him as J. L. steavens, and who sold to him q
ousn,ity of bank notes and bills of broken
banks said to have been portion OF the
money stolen from the South Carolina banks.
Eberhard strenuously denies this, claims that
it is a case of mistaken Identity, and calls TO
support his statements George P. Smith, VINO
resides at the Hoffman House. Mr.. smith de-
clsres that Eberhard is not Steavens, and that
Sample is mistaken, and he has given tne
sheriff references which lave excited reason
able doubts in the mind of that officer"
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The Democratic Party.

From the Columbia South Carolinisn.]
It will be observed that peculiar reticence
has long characterized tho herepresentatiVe men
and leaders of the National Democracy. In
our Judgment this is wise. Not only in South
Carolina, but In the United States in general,
our public affairs are In critical, an unsatls-
factory condition.
Here, as well az elsewhere, we hold that the
general policy called for Is obviously for the
Democracy to hold itself ready to move wher-
ever the voices Of duty and patriotism may
call.
II good men of all parties unite in the ne
cessity of reform and change of admnistrs-
tion, there is no reason why they should not
cordially unite to accomplish these great re-
suits.
Here in South Carolina, and also ln the
country at large, we should sink minor differ
ences and move for the common good.
Let the Democratic party, remaining united,
be ready to throw It's heavy columns wherever
the best bows may be given for the public
good.
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6ostetter's Bitters.

~WHAT SPRING BRINGS WITH 1T.
REGARDED from medical standpoint, Spring ID
not the delectable season described by v.rnal
poets. On the contrary, its yield OF intermittent
fevers, bilious attacks, rheumatic Iaine, disor.
ders OF the stomach, nervous complaints, and
pulmonary d eases, Is alrsost as large as It's crop
OF vio:ets, snowdrJps and cherry blossoms. the
invisible seeds Of innumerable maladles rise with
the morning mists, and are scattered broadcast
By the vapors OF night. Who can resist Their
mephitic in1ueuceH Certainly not the weak by
nature, or those whose nervous energies nave
been oyertasked by mental or physical labor, un-
less they tone and inviEorate their systems, and
thus enable them TO cope with the unhealthy In
nuences by which they are surrounded.
The Oily melic.nal sgent by which this object
can be rapidly and safely accomplished is the
great vegetab renovant and invlgorant, HI s.
LETTERS eMACH BITTERS. The operation OF
this celebrated specific Is four-fold. 1t strength
ems the digestive organs, regulates the secretlons
improves the condition OF the bio d, superinduces
a regular habit Of body, and thereby imparss
such vigor and elasticity to the whole pnysicas
structure as to render IL capable OF res.sing tne
action or the poisonous miasma, With Whicn tne
spring atmosphere is always TO some extent I'M
pregnated. Here, then, B ready and certain
means OF escaping the disorders prevalent at This
season, or III they have already fastened uron the
system) OF conquerlng them speedily and thor
oughly. The favor of q medicine Is not o: much
consequence, provided 1t does its work properly
but of Hostetters Btters it may be fairly said that
they eject cure without outrsging the patients
asnse Of taste. mch25-mwfsDko
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a- CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS W.

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TER-NATTANS'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
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gray hair it's natural color and youthful appear.
ance, to eradicate and prevent dandruf, to pro.
mote the growth Of the hair and stop its falling
out. 1t Is entirely harmless, and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, and Will therefore
take the place OF all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now In use. Numerous testimonial
have been sent us from many OF our most promi-
nent citizens, some OF which are subjoined. In
everything in which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Ia perfect.
1t ls warranted to contain neither Sugar OF Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate Of Silver, 1t does not soil TIE
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makes one OF the best dressings for the Hair In
use. 1t restores the color OF the Hair "more per.
feet anu uniformly than any other preparation"
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virtually feeding the roots OF the Hair with all
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and healthy condition; 1t restores the decayed
and induces new growth OF the Hair more posi-.
lively than anything else. The application OF
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For sale by the Agent, DIR. b. BAER,
No. lsl Meeting street, Charleston, 8. O.
norlS-stuthly
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Watch and Wait.

The Columbia Phoenis thinks that the
bonest members of the Republican party are
disguised with the management OF the public
affairs, and that the Democracy should
allow them, this time, to make the hrst
step. Let the independent Republicans
make the fight, and the white people OF the
State can support them at the polls.
These views appear to be concurred ID
by nearly all the Conservative papers in the
State. There is some difference OF opinion
as to the details OF the policy proposed; but
the people seem resolved to move slowly,
and to seize every favorable opportunity for
improving their condition. 1t is unques-
tionably true that there are serious divisions
in the ruling party-divisions which can
only be healed by common danger, In the
shape Of a Democratic opposition to the
warring Radical factions. This would cause
the leaders Of The factions to fraternize in
stanter, and the party would go to the polls
as compactly and as blindly Sin 1870. We
need not, therefore, expect to run in Demo-
cratic candidates, because the Radicals are
now engaged in the profitable business OF
cutting each others throats. II we let them
alone and do nothing, they will continue
their pickering, and in nearly every county
there will be two sets OF Radical candidates.
This will induce one Of the two sections to
nominate for better men than are ever cho.
sen when every Republican must either vote
for his party candidate or for the candidate
Of the Democracy. A liberal, well-meaning
Republican will choose the best OF the Re-
publican tickets submitted for his approval,
but il the choice lie between Republican and
Democrat, he will certainly take The Repuo-
lican, 30 strict is party discipline.
The white people OF the State hold the
balance Of power. What they desire and
need Is an honest and intelligent administra-
tion OF the affairs OF the State. This is more
importfht to each and every one OF us than
the failure or the success Of any political
party.
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New Books.

MABEL LEE. A Novel. By the author Of Va
lerie Aylmer, Morton House, DC. With Illus
tralioLs. New York: D. Appleton Il Co.
1872 Charleston: Holmess Book House.
We assume that Mabel Lee, although pub
lished later, is an earlier work than the two
novels By which the author is best known, and
upon which, for the present, her reputation
rests. Its strong points are the charming pic
lures of Southern life and Southern scenery,
the polished and unaffected dialogue, and the
ingenlously devised plot with which Valerie
Aylmer and Morton House have made the pub
lie pleasantly familiar. 1t is imbued with the
same lofty purity Of thought, and elevation OF
sentiment; but 1t is far from being the artistic
equal of Its predecessors. Most Of The charac-
acters have very little true individuality. They
are carefully described; but they do not be-
come, to the reader, living realities, so distinct
and separate, the one from the other, that it
may be confidently predicted what, under any
circumstances, they will say and do. 1t Is
evident, indeed, that the author has not made
her heroes, at all times, consistent with them.
selves. The reader is sedulously reminded,
for instance, that Philip Conway may be ex-
pected to prove as big scamp as his profigate
father. He is told that this handsome spend
thrift is cynic, and is fond Of gaming and rae
ing The opening chapters show him to be pet
u.ant aud flippant. And in the twlnkllng OF an
eye, at the crisis ofthe story, he becomes digni-
fed, earnest aud self-contained-a model OF
sensitive honor and gentlemanly proprlety.
OF course, the reader must take 1t for granted
that passionate love works the happy meta
morphosis, but it is an artistic defect that we
have no hint Of the mental process by which
the result is reached. Nor is sufficient rea.
son given for the conduct of Ainslie. His ex-
planation of his motives is not borne out by
his words and demeanor during the halcyon
days aeSeyton House. We might also suggest
that the public like to be told what Is the fate
Of all the prominent characters. 1t does not
satisfy US when the curtain falls SO suddenly
that we only know that Hero wears widows
weeds, and that of Leanaer's bones is coral
made.
We refrain from describing the plot, for the
reason that we do not wish 10 deprive the pub
lie of tine qualification Of solving for them
selves the mystery Of the disappearance of
Mabel Lee. The scene Is laid In the Carolinas,
the d6aouenaent taking place in Charleston;
and the graces of its style, the dainty bits Of
description and stirring incidents make it a
novel which, once begun, will not willingly be
laid aside until the last word is read. But it
has blemishes which might have been avoided,
and we have not hesitated to point them out.
The high opinion we entertain of the merits
ofYalerie Aylmer, and of its worthy successor,
Morton House, prompts US to urge the author
not to abate a jot of study and care in elabora-
ting her productions. Unless we are sadly
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funeral Nptlres.

~THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ances Of Mrs. MARY JEANNE C0VERLEY are re-
spec,fuly invited to attend her Funeral, at No
l1s cling street, AMI her Flneral Services at st,
Peters church, wentworth street, THIS DAY, at
O'Clock P. II. mcn2a-T
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THE State OF SOUTH CAROLINA

NHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Il COUNTY OF RICHLAND.-C0UkTO OF COM.
MUN PLEAS.-SALLIE P. MCCOLLUM, Plaintiff,
against ROBERT MCCOLLUM, De(endant-Copy
summons for Relief, complaint not seryed.-To
the Defendant, ROBERT MCCULLUM: You are
hereby summoned aud required to answer the
complaint In this action, which ia fled in the Office
OF The CLERK OF Common Pleas, for the said coun.
ty. and TO serve a copy Of your ans.er to the
saih complaint on the subscribers at their Office,
at Columbia, within twenty days alter the service
IL you fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, lhe plain III IN This action will ap
ply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated February IT, 1872.
MONTEITH & BAUSKETT,
leb28-m6 Plaintiff % Attorneys.
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Celebrations.

Celebrations.
NOLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.
The Board OF Trustees respectfully announce
that the Annual Commencement OF this Tnstltu
tlon will be celebrated In the Academy Of Music
on MONDAY EVENING, at halfpast O'Clock. The
public, and especially the ladies, are cordially In
vited to attend.
The following is the Programme OF Exercises.
It will be observed that with one exception the
Orators Will speak In alphabetical order, as the
Faculty wish 1t to be understood that after the
vaedictory and salutatory Addresses all the other
appointments are considered strictly equal.
Music.
Prayer by Rev. JAMES q. ELLIOTT.
Sslutatory Address by WILLIAM HUME
SIMONS.
Oratlon-Llle verywhere-FRANoIs W. Ca.
PERS.
OratIon-The Wonders Of Nature-JoHN BACH
MAN CHIsoLm.
oratlon-Flction on Education-JoHN GADs'
DEN.
Oratlon-Prsgress tf scIehce-WILLlAN BELL
WHITE HOWE.
Orstion-The Ruins OF TIre-THoMas MoUL.
TRlE MORDECAI.
orati,n-Let there be Light-JAMEs ANORUM
SIMOSS.
orstion-Sugzestlons Of Another State OF Fx.
istence-wM. HUME SIM0Ss.
MCsIC.
Poem-Marathon- MIDDL E T @ N
SMITH.
oratIou-Pleasures Of Memory-wM. MoUL-
TRIE WHITE.
oratIon-Early Englih Poetry-HENRY A.
valedlctory Address. by THOMAS MoULTRIE
MORDECAI.
Degrees Conferred by the President, and Ad.
dress to the Graduating Class.
AUslo.
BENEDIorIoNs
The entra nee 10 the Parquette and Balcony, on
King street, and that to The Family Circle, on
Market street, will be opened at O'Clock.
JACOB WILLIMAE,
Secretary Board Of Trustees.
r. A. PoRCHER,
mch23-2 Secretary Of Faculty.
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@- NOTICE.-THREE MONT II S
after date application will be made to The City
Council OF Charleston for RENEWAL OF GER.
TIFlCATE No. III, period "a, for $1o,l7o, dated
9th October, 1857 Of city eper cent. stock, Issued
to the Trustees Shirras D!epensary, and the orlgi
nal OF which is lost or destroyed.
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