The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-03

PRICE FIVE CENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MAYORS OFFICE,
CHARLIE sToN, July 2, 1866.
AT THE SUGGESTION OF THE COMMANDING
OFFICER Of the Post, to guard against disorder
and violence on tho 4th instant ALL BAR-RoOMS
WILL BE CLOSED ON THAT DAY, and oil good citi-
zons are earnestly called upon to in maintaining
order on that day. P O. aA1IIARD
June Mavor
a1- NOTICE TO GUARDIANS AND TRUs-
TEES.-oFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY. CuAn1Es.
TON, I'd July, 1666.-Guardians and other Trustees
whose bonds nre on Ae In this Office hereby called
upon to submit aud vouch their accounts before tho
undersigned, or before the I'd day of August next
Rules will be issued against them, as required by
law. JAMES TUPPER
July tu4 Master in Equity.
a1-CUsTOM HOUSE, CHARLESTON, c. c.
COLLECTIONS OFFICE. July 3. 1see-Wedncsday 4th
stant being the Anniversary Of National indie
pendence, the Custom House will bo closed.
A. G. N1ACKEY.
july Collector
aTFIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLES
ToN.-CHARLEsToN, 3D JULY, 1sse.-To- Morro,o
being the Fourth Of July this Bank will be
business of that dny must therefore, be anticipated.
July 8 wM @. BRREsE.
aSOFFICE CLERK G. G. s. AND G. P.-OR-
DERED that Friday neIt the 9Th instant be appointed
Sentence Day and for tho call of the Contingent
Docket.
From tho Minutes of the Court, July Q. 1866.
wv. BROWNFIELD.
July O. g. g. & G. P.B
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SOUDEB are hereby notified that she is This Day dis
remaining tho wharf at sunset will be stored at
and expense of owners. ARCH. GETTY Il CO.,
Managing Owners and Conslgneeg.
ALI freight amounting fifteen dollars less must
be paid on the wharf before delivery Of goods.
JuIys
a~ NoTICE.-CoNsIaNEEs PER sOHOON-
Err FRANKLIN, from Boston. notified that she Is
diacharging cargo at BRowi; !: Co.'S south Wharf. All
goods remaining the wharf at will be stored
at owners risk and expense.
July3 Q GEO. W. CLARK & CO.
s@ N o TT E.-CONSIGNEES PER sOHR.
J. II. BURNETT. WILSON. Master, from New York, arc
hereby notified that she is dschargng cargo Kers
Wharf, All Goods remaining the wharf at sunset
will be stored at their expense and risk
June 5 81. F. BAKER b CO., Agents
~C CoNsIGNEEs' NOTIOE.-THE SHIP
cd at the Custom House under the Five Day Act, will
diacharge her cargo at Accommodation Wharf All
articles not permitted will be sent to store.
Juiy2 RAvENEL CO.
ns- B RITIsH a CONsULATE.-POR OF
CHARLEsToN.-Duringth the absence Of 81. NJ. Consul,
the undersgned will attend at the Consulate at No. so
King street CHARLES e. WALKER.
July8 ~ H. N. Acting Consul.
ns- CHARLESTON 8. c., JULY ID, 1866
The Warrants Of Pardon, specified below, which were
obtained by with Others from tho President Of the
United States recent professional visit to Washing.
ton, will be delivered free Of expense either OF our
offices In Broad. street.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL.
HENRY BUST.
4. ]. MOORE. Spartanburg District.
JOHN MOORE, Beaufort District.
j. A. MCCULLOUGH, williamsburg District
8. O. MEANS, spartanburg District
FRANCIS LYNCH, Chesterfield District.
W. B. BOYD, Laurens District.
A. j. RAMBO, Edgeheld District.
T. DAVIS. Edgeheld District.
T. G. LAW, Darlington District.
W. J. BAKER, Marion District
R. Il. REAyEs, Marion District.
j. L. JONES' Clarendon District.
A. R. STOKES, Beaufort District.
B. z. HERNDoN, Abbevllle District.
G. F. WELLS. Newberry District.
R. L. HERIoT. Sumter District.
o. EARLE. spartanburg District
G. W. BREWER, Chesterfield District.
D. W. JORDAN, Kershaw District
July
a5- PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
SAMUEL doURDIN, NJ D., will msse payment and
those having claims against him, will present them
properly attested, to Messrs. RUTLE DGE YOUNG
Attorneys at Law. 81. z. YOUNG,
June 10 tu8 Administrator
nar BOINEST d BURKE RECEIVE THE
atert New York DAIILEs every atterno N. Price 10
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Restores gray hair TO the origln1I color.
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