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CHRISTMAS EXHIBITIONS.
Bergmann's German and English
School.

bcfRmann0 0oE"uu Auu AuBAhbu
School.
The exhibition Of this school took place on
the 24th instant, and was largely attended by
the children and their parents and friends.
It was great success, and reflects much
credit on both teachers and scholars.
1t was the occasion of q Chriatmas Tree tor
the scholars, and the ornamental work of
various kinds done by them was displayed,
adding much to the other decorations OF the
rooms. The various specimens, embracing
embroidery and other ladies' work by the
young ladies', aud pieces 10 water colors, India
ink and drawings In pencil and crayons by tie
young gentlemen, as well as the writing
books OF more Juvenile classes, attested the
care and attention of the teachers and the In
dustry of the scholars.
Although the Tree and Its gifts were Intend
ed for the pupils, they had not forgotten their
teachers, and beautiful piece Of embroidery.
the handlwork of the young ladies of the arst
and second classes, was presented TO Mr..
Bergman, not to mention other testimonials
OF substantial kind well suited to the season.
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Marris1.

EPPLEY-0iKES On the 25th inst, by the
Rev. James Elliott, at the residence OF the BRIDES
mother, r. II. EPPLEY, Of York, Pa, 10 ALOE
D. 0AKKs, Of this city. No cards.
DURST-SELF.-At Edgeneld, December II, BY
Rev. D. D. Brunson. Mr. JoHHNM q. DURsr 60
Miss NARCIssA u. SELF.
PEAKE-JENNINGS.-At Edgeneld December
1s, by Rev: D. d. Brunson, Nj. W. b. PlAIT to
Miss JULIA F. JINfIsos. $50.
PARKS-DEAS-At Rock Hnl County, Decem.
Der 10, by Rev. J. O. Burke, Mr.. LBWI5 PARHs 70
Miss MARTHA DRAs.
ORE--OHANDLRR-At Sumter Deceu ber
1s BY Rev. ]. u. Weaver, Mr. II. 4. NooIS to
Miss KATIE A. CHANDLER.
CAPLE-HODGE.-At Sumter County, Decem.
ber H. BY Rev. N. Grsham, 1T. IsLlo OAPLH 70
Miss HARRrETT Il. HODGE.
F0X-MEYERS.-AtS Sumter County. December
49, by Rev. N. Graham, Nr. JOHN Fox 70
Miss ELLA V. MYERS.
STOKES-OArERs.-AtC Camden December n,
BY Rev. O. A. Darby, Mr.. A. ]. STOKES TO Miss
sALL1S G. OAPERs.
NETTLES-H0LMES.-At BlshopytlIe, Decenn-
Der 20. by eV. A. X. Durham, Mr. JUHN T. MET.
TLgs to Miss LAURA B. HOLMES.
DuPRE-WALKER.-At Mdgsway, December
L. by Rev. A. z. Durham, Mr.. JAM6s e. DJPRH
to Hiss EAxA WALKER.
PHELPSEJoYE.-At Camden December q, By
Rev. D. Derrick, Nj. J. B. PHELPS to Miss HnNRi.
ETA s. JoYs. -,
,HlLLa5WHITE.-At EdQeneld, December IS, BY
Kew. L. Brosddus. Mr.. THoxAsJ. BILL 10 Mis-
JENNIE 8. WHITE.
BIRD-sToRM.-At Edgrneld, December 10, by
Kew. y. U. Brunson, Mr.. THOMAS e. BIRD TO Niss
DONNIE O. ST0RH.
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AHOT8ER FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.
A Few Facts and Figures from the
Comptroller-Generxl Report.
rnIc1AL rILEaRAM TO THE NEws.l


COLUMBIA, December 26.
peep into the report of the late Comptrol-
ler-Ganerai Neagle, which has been made to
thefhe Governor but Is not yet published, dis
closes the following interesting item: The
public bonded debt is etated at the same
figures Oh last year, viz: 1877 S.; Of this
amount 1t .is claimed that 81, 600, 900 is under
hypothecation In, New, York as collateral se-
curity for smaller loan. The total ex-
penditures for the fiscal year ending
October slst, 1872, are $l,ss4,s36 The
receipts are said to be the same,
and The deficiency is placed at $l,26s,4o5,
which woulj make the total expenses of the
last iscaasyear 81, ,24o 81. Among the re-
ce,pts is credited to Klmpton the snug little
sum Of, $s0s,0o0. From the general license
tax Is acknowledged only the pititdl sum Of
ssa, $40. From what sources Klmpton received
the money which he paid into the treasury
does not appear. The estimated expenses for
the current year are $2,0A, ,s47 10; this in
clades 81, ,l25, ,547 10 for interest due upon the
public debt up TO the close Of the last fiscal
wear. The Stste officials are mostly away at
their homes to spend the Christmas holidays.
Governor Moses has given up bis rooms at the
Columbia Hotel, and will, on his return, estsb'
l,sh himself In the Executive mansion on arse
nal hill, now occupied by his late E1cellency
R.K. Scott. oU1 VIvE.
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OUR SOUTH ATLANTIC NEIaHBoRs
Georgia.

Georgia.
The cotton crop Of Talbot County Is short.
Oysters scarce in Columbus, and Macon
out of coal.
-Cock-hghting In Atlanta is the order Of
'N MI. Mr. c. B. Hubper, of Atlanta, has written
q life Of Marlin Luther.
-Carlotta Patti will warble In Atlanta on
The colored boatmen who committed q
felopious assault on Mr.. Charles W. Coates, on
the Savannah River, few days ago, have
been arrested.
The young, amisble, and accomplished
wife OF MaJor @. B. Lamar, Jr., died at ssVan.
nah on the Gath instant. She was native OF
South Carolina.
An accident occurred to the passenger
train on the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, on
the 23d Instant, which resulted In the serious
damage of three cars. No one killed or 10.
jured.
Methodist divine, who had the misfortune 70
break his leg q year ago from railroad aec-
dent, preached on Sunday last at Atlanta, his
first appearance In the pulpit since the unfor-
In Savannah, on Christmas eve, two po-
llcenen-Strong and Murtagh-in mere play
fnlness and sport, indulged 10 wrestling
match in their dormltory at the barracks.
The affair ended In Murtagh's being shot; but
as the wreslle took place In the dark, 1t ID not
known whether the shooting was accidental
or BY design. Strong Ia under arrest, and IL
is feared that Nurtagh's wound will prove
fatal.
Augusta, noted as we'll for her brilliant intel
lectual accomplishments as for her beauty,
was married at Augusta on the 24th instant, TO
Colonel e. w. Cole, of Nashville, Tennessee.
r,lo of n
dat EoIscopal Church, Bishop b. N. McTyelre,
of Nashville, officiating. The elite Of the city
attended en- masse. The entire bridal party
lett In the evening for Nashville, two hand
some Pullman palace cars being specially Pro-
vided.
1t Ia hog killing time In Jackson county.
-Joseph Maxwell, OF Fernandlna. ts dead.
The city treasurer of Jacksonville Is miss
ing So are some greenbaeks.
Tallahassee has elected Radical mayor
and eight Radical aldermen.
"A GRdsen county man bad an interview
with ssts with one OF John Robinson's circus
actors, and it resulted badly for the circus
THE ForIdian Is authorized to cay that the
accounts AND books OF defRnltlng taX-colleC-
tors for the year 1877 and previous will be
placed at once in the hands OF the States at.
torneys for settlement, and these officers are
admonished that 1t does not require that suit
shall be brought before regular term OF
court, but Judgment can bel obtained within
thirty days from the institution of the suit.
North Carolina.
There are now In port at Wilmington so,-
600 barrels of rosin.
Cotton thieves doing lively business In
Charlotte.
The Iron Ore Hill Manufacturing Company
In Chatham are making four tons Of pig Iron
per day.
"A lovely and Interesting young girl, aged
sixteen years, daughter Of Rev. l.. P. Wayne,
was burned to death last week at Swift Creek
bridge.
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of the constitution or of any statute law of the

SL8Ce.
Alderman Volgt insisted that there was
some doubt upon the subject, and he had
been told that there were numbers OF the
citizens who would oppose the collection Of
such tax. He thought 1t would be best to
be sure whether the city had the right to pass
such law, and II 1t were found that the
city had thu right than let the law be
passed, and let 1t be rigldly enforced. He
knew Of one gentleman, lawyer, who had
successfully resisted the operation of a similar
law before, and who had recently declared
not only that he would not pay any license
fee that might be imposed upon him by the
Council, but he would aBsist his clients in their
refusal to pay such fees
After some further debate the resolution
was adopted.
Alderman Kenny handed 10 his resignation
as chairman of the committee on licenses,
and presented writtea protest against the
aclion of the Mayor In relation to the license
bill, saying that bis Horor the Mayor had seen
1t to concoct that bill, With the assistance of
Alderman 0Neill, without even submitting it
to tho committee on licenses. He, therefore,
moved that the bill be referred to the com.
mittee on licenses.
This led to an animated running debate be-
tween the Mayor and Aldermen O'Nell and
Kenny, the two former gentlemen protesting
that no slight was Intended to be put upon
the committee on licenses, and the latter in
sIstiDg upon bis resignation. The question
being put upon the acceptance Of the rssigna-
ton however, the Council unanimously re-
fused to accept 1t, and before the motion to
refer the bill was reached Alderman 0'Neill
renewed a motion which he had previously
made to adjourn, on account of the absence Of
the chairman OF the committee on ways and
means. This motion prevailed, and the Coun.
Gil accordingly adjourned, until next Monday
evening at seven o'clock.
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A DISH OF HORRORS.
FATAL IND TERRIBLE ACCIDENTS
ON SEA IND SHORE.
Scores OF Pasaengers Killed and
Wounded by Railroad Casualties-
Sixteen Unfortunates Burned beyond
Recognition.

WASHINGTON, December 26.
A passenger train leaving Cory, Ohio, on a
new cross cut road broke through trestle
bridge over Goose Creek, near Pleasant
station, and were plunged down the bank.
The cars caught fire while falling and two
were completely destroyed. No water could
be procured, and but little effective assistance
could be rendered to the passengers, of whom
twenty-one were killed and twenty-five others
Injured. The bodies of sixteen OF the victims
were charred beyond recognition, and the
bones oil three Others are still under the
wreck. All the details of the disaster are Of
the moat horrible description.
PHILADELPHIA, December 20.
passenger traio, containing fifty persons,
was wrecked last night near Prospect, Penn.
sylvania, All the passengers crowded Into
one car In which the stoves and heavily
painted woodwork caused fire. Twenty. live
of the number were killed aud sixteen injured.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 26.
The rear car Of train on the Indianapolis
and Chicago Railroad, ran Of the track 10
consequence OF broken rail, and twenty
persons were Injured, three fatally.
In an accident on the Je1ersonville and IN
dianapolis Road, three employees were Killed.
A passenger train on the Chisolm and Tope-
ka Road, snow bound, was telescoped by the
following train. Two persons were killed and
four hurt.
The Fire Eiend.
NEW YORK, December 76.
There was o large fire last night on Centre,
between Leonard and North streets, and 1t is
rumored that six girls were burned and
several hurt. The loss was half million.
The Bowery Theatre, Canterbury Hall Con-
cert Saloon and the Clifford Hotel, corner Of
Broadway and Thirty.frst street, were also
damaged by fire last night.
Death In tho Sanctuary.
WLL1AIsPoRT. Pa, December 2s.
The floor and ceiling OF the Baptist Church
at this place fell In yesterday while five hun
dred persons were worshIpping In the build
ing. Fourteen we're killed and thirty
wounded.
PHILADELPHIA, December 20.
The pressure OF snow crushed In four hun.
dred feet Of the roof Of Whillng's car wheel
factory, and a number Of workmen are buried
in the ruins.
Shipwreck and Loss OF Life.
NEW YORK, December 26.
The ship New Castle was wrecked on the
18th November Of Cooks Strait, and sixteen
persons were lost.
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GRIM WINTER IN EARNEST.
BITTER COLD AND INTENSE SUFFER-
ING THROUGHOUT TIE COUNTRY.
A Touch Of tho Cold Snap In Charles
ton-Bustness Suspended and Malls
DELAYED tn the North and West.

AToaoh OF tho Cold Snap In Charles
toa-Bustness Suspended and Malls
Delayed TN the North and West.
The weather In Charleston on Wednesday
and yesterday was veri.able reflection OF the
Intensely cold snap which our dispatches re-
port from all portions of the North and West
Not that the thermometer got down to twenty
degrees below zero, as at New York. or thirty
degrees below, as at Milwaukee, nor did cat
tie CONCEAL In box cars, ss In Indiana, nor
men freeze to death, as In Wisconsin4fbut still
1t was cold in comparison with the usual
mild and equable temperature OF Charles
ton, and men pulled up their coat collars and
scudded briskly along the streets, and even the
loafers resisted for once the temptation to
lounge about Courthouse Square and the
other convenient corners where they most do
coDgregate. Snow was reported In unusual
quandres in the Interior Of the State on
Tuesday and Wednesday, and the cars of
the South Carolina road came Into the city
yesterday with their roofs well covered with
the heeey element. The. thermometer In the
city however did not get below the freezing
point on either day, and as compared with the
Christmas weather OF 1870, which was the
coolest In thlrty-fve yeare, the figures were
quite respectable. The following Is COM
parative statement OF the temperature of the
past two days, and the corresponding days Of
1870:
December Is, ls72-sA. NJ, 80; 10 A. NJ, ss;
I'm, as;3P P. NJ, SO.
December 20, 1875 a. n, 80; 10 A. NJ, ss;
I'm, ss;2 P. NJ, 80; P. NJ, SO; 8 P. M ss;s
P. H., SO.
December "a, 1s7o-sA. NJ, 20; 10 A. NJ, 2l;
l2M., %; P. NJ, 2s; 4P. H., rs; P. NJ, A;s
m, 2s;lOP. NJ, 10.
December rs, ls70-s A. n, 20; 10 A. NJ, "a;
l2N., 70; 2P. n, 81.
The A. N. Northeastern ira. q rived In
this city yesterday morning co, sled with
snow to the depth OF several inches on top,
and with the sides cased In Ice. The small
trees along the sides of the railroad were bent
across the road by their load OF Ice, and the
engine in passing through the archwsy lost
her head light and the greater portion Of the
engineers house. The engineer was frequent
ly in great danger from the flying branches.
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- OFFICE OF COUNTY TREAS

~ OFFICE OF COUNTY TREAS
URER, FIRE.PRooF BUILDING, CHARLESTON
8. O.. DECEMBER q, 1s7a-In accordance with
Chapter XIII, Section Of Revised stasutes, SnW
Ofnce will be open for the Collection OF the Taxes
Of 1879, State and County, on the first daEal.
January, 1873, at the following rates Of LeyysSs
To meet appropriations for '.SszsS:
the nscal year commencing
November l, lS72....."..... mills on dollar
For payment OF deficiencies
for the fiscal year ending - =
October 81. 1877. .............s mills on dollar
For support Of free scRools.....2 mills on dollar
For county purposes ............S mls on dallar
Poll tax one dollar per capita.
All taxes not paid on or before the 18th day OF
January, 1873, will be liable 70 an addition OF 20
per cent. penalty. WIN. GURNEY,
County Treasurer Charleston County.
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5 mills on q dollar
, mills on q dollsr
, mills on Q dollar
5 mills on Q dollsr

~ NOTICE.-THE BRITISH BARK,
ONWARD, Bullayd, Master, from Liverpool, Ia
TH1s DAT, Gath instant entered under the Three
Day Act, and will commence dischargtng under
General Order, at Boyce's Wharf, on MONDAY, the
3oth instant.
All persons are hereby cautioned against hsr
boring or trusting any OF the crew Of the above
named vessel, as debts OF their contracting win
not be paid by the Master or HENRY GARD,
decas-8 Agent.
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SPARES FROM THE WIRES.

The Memphis Bank has suspended.
The king OF the Sandwich Islands is dead.
Tho Russian CEarowitch has typhus fever.
"A vigilance committee, al: Vistria, Califor-
MIA. hun9 Chas. Allen, a murderer.
Tho specie shipments from New York on
wednesday, were over half million dollars.
NMsyor Hsll proposes to give public re.
ception, at New York. to Judges Campbell
and Kennedy, Of the New Orleans citizens
committee. u ,-,.. coo.
Cheers were given 10 the spanish cores
slaSes of Porto Rico, who are to be liberated
within four months, with compensation TO The
owners, 'o''
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TEE COLD IN C0LUMBIA.
several Persons Fro1.n to Death In tho
ii; Streets.

Several Persons Froxen TO Death In tho
-; Streets.
IsPTcIlL TEIIaRAM TO THE NBwsl
CoLuNB1A, December 26.
The heaviest storm Of SNOW and sleet that
has been known here for years commenced at
noon yesterday and continued for thirteen
hours. The city is completely blocked up
with snSF, all the trains are delayed and but
little business Is being transacted. The inten'
slty Of the cold is almost without q parallel in
this latitude. A soldier OF the garrison was
picked up night before last In frozen con-
dition aud has since died. Several negroes
are also lying at the point OF death from the
same oeuse, having exposed themselves while
Intoxicated to the severity of tho weatner'-
-. 20. -. QU1 V1vE.
An Embargo on, Commerce.
NEW YORK, December 26.
Twelve inches of snow has fallen, and the
teams and street cars have nearly all ceased.
The gale still blows from the northwest, and
the cars are from six to twelve hours behind.
iarER.-The SNOW ia In heavy dritts, and
outdoor business is suspended. All the ap-
proaching malls are snow.bound.
LATIsT.-The snow continues, and every.
PHILADELPHIA, December 28.
All the trains approaching this city are de-
lsyed by snow. It has been showing persist
emily hare and north:
A man was found In the streets last night
frozen to death.
The entire through malls from New YORK
for this place of the 18th sud 18th instants
have failed to reach here, Several later dates
have been received. The delay causes great
Inconvenience.
Tho Weather In tho West.
NEW YORK, December 26.
Dispatches from the West report the sever.
est weather yesterday and last night known
for years.
The Weather at Milwaukee Is the coldest
ever kn9Wn, being thirty degrees below zero.
A man was frozen to death on the street yes
The steamer Wild Cat and barge Swallow
are sunk In the Ice below Cairo.
WASHINGTON, December rs.
At New London, Boston, Portland, Me., anu
Buffalo, N. 7, there is an easterly storm. AT
the latter place the water was driven out ef
the Niagara River into Lake City. The rail-
Ways are embarrassed in getting water. and
manufactures are suspended. At Memphis
the Mississippi is nearly frozen over.
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NJ BURNHAM'S AROMATIC DENTI-
FRICE, for Cleaning, Beautifying and Preserving
the Teeth, and iuparting refreshing taste TO tho
mouth. Prepared by uy,u
Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. t1 King street, Charleston, 8. O.
recommended by the following Dentists: Br
j.. B. PATRICK, DR.. B. A. MUCKENFUSS.
aenQ8-8moS
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- RELL sCHNAPPs, DISTILLED

%- BELL sCHNAPPS, DlSIlLLED
,v ,ns propueters at schiedam, in Holland. An
,nvIaors.ing Tonic and Medicinal Beverage.
warranted perfectly pure, and free from 81.
deleterious substances. Itl distilled rom Bar
lev OF the unest quality, and the aromatic Juniper
Rsrrv of Italy. and designed expressly for cases
Of dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, aout, Rheu-
matism, General Debility, carsarrh OF the Blads
der. Pains In the Back and Stomach, and su
diseases Of the Urinary organs. 1t gives relief
in Asthma, Gravel and Calculi In the Bladder,
strengtnens and invigorates the system, and u
a certain preventative and cure OF that dreadful
scourge, Fever and Ague.
oA1TIoN ASK for "HUDsoN g. woLFES
BELL s0HEAPPS."
For sale by all respectable arocers and Aposas'
carries.
HUDSON G. WOLFE i CO., Sole Importers.
ONCE, No. Is South william street. New York.
sep3e-smos
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~ ALL BILLS AGAINST THE
British Bark NlMFoUD, must be handed mat
our ONCE at or before II n. TO-DAY, or payment
will be debarred. GlBBES i BARNWELL, -
dec2i1 ConsigneeS.
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fnueral Notlres.

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND.
Acquaintances Of Mrs. LYDIA RAMSEY RIVERS,
and her sons, are respectfully invited to attend
her Fuueral from No. 20 Beaufain street, TH1s
friday MORNING, at halrpast II O'Clock. -.
dec27.s
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bpellal HGIlres.

@%THE GENTLEMAN WHO, TOOK
through ms axe the Owe coat from The Tu.
werein Hal last evening. viii piers, return the
same to O. MoMErER, G rn:r Church and Elliott
street,. dec27-ls
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a PILL FOR PATTERSON.

The Bribery Charges-A Piucky aud
Persistent Colored LegIslator.
The Wlnnsboeo' News contains the follow.
Ing spirited card:
WINSsBoRo', 8. c., December "a.
Nv attention has been called TO an article In
the Columbia Phoenix, OF q recent date, In
which 1t is stated that Miller. only made the
affidavit to compel Patterson TO pay him
81 600, and also stated that the charge made
by myself against Patterson was false. ! have
no comments to make upon the recent bogus
trial, and The effort to force me to discontinue
the prosecution. For the benefit and informa.
tion of all parties concerned, Will stste that
propose 10 be on hand at court, and do my
whole duty, regardless of consequences.
Very respectfully, &C.,
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The Survivors Association, of Camden,
celebrated their anniversary on Monday even
Ing. A similar association, In Kershaw, has
provided for q scholarship at the Confederate
Home School, in Charleston.
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~ PALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB.
The Members are requested 10 call at kessrs.
BROWN L JoaNsON'S Hat Store, King street,
opposite Hasel, and have their measures taken for
the New Hats, where sample can be seen.
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dec27-1

nECONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
VIRGINIA, from Philadelphia, arc hereby
notified that she is dischsrging Cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods not removed by sunset viii
remain on wharf ct cons!gnees' risk and ex.
peuse. All claims must be made on wharf be.
fore removal OF goods.
deo27-1 W. A. coURrENAY. Agent.
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BETTER WEATHER PROMISED.

WASHINGTON, December e..
In the Southern States northerly to westerly
winds and clearing but partly cloudy weather.
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@ECONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MEROEDIrA, from Boston. are notified that shs
will discharge cargo THIs DAY. at vaaderhorst's
Wharf. Goods upcalled for at sunset wIll remain
on the wharf at owners' risk. %
JAMES ADGER 4 CO.,
dec27-1 Agents.
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9H- CONSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
CHARLESTON, from New YORK, are notified that
she will discharge cargo THIs DAY. at Algeria
sonth Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset Will
remain on the wharf at owners risk.
dec27-l JAMES ADGER 4 CO.. Agents.
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rN0TIOE TO LOT-OWNERS on

~ NUTIUE ~ 1O1-VWN2no OHN
SULLlyAE'S ISLAND.-Notice is hereby given
that the Resolution adopted by the Town Council
Of MoultreVille vacating all Lots on the nrst day
OF January, 1878, upon which Building has NOE
been erected. or Is being erected, and sublecting
them ,o a new allo,ment will be rigidly enforced.
By order of the Intendsns.
aoo.1u D.B. aILLILAND, Recorder.
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N~ FOREIGN APPRECIATION OF
AMERICAN CHEMIsTs.-P. b. MALNsTEE, Pro.
lessor OF Chemistry and Medicine at seranner
Hospital, Stockholm, WIRES: ~ have tested
Halls Vegetable siclisn Hair Renewer, and can
ssy that It will beautifully restore gray hair to its
natural cOlOrO QeC2.stutn3DkW