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Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON. ). c., October IL, 1867. :

Headquarters Second Military D1striot,l
CHARLESTON. ). c., October Il, 1867.
(GESEaAL Orders no. l05.l
Post Commanders may admit 10 bail persona not SUBJ
ject to the Articles OF War; held IL arrest by military au'
thority charged with ofenccs no: capital upon security
as provided in tEe following paragraph:
Security shall consist: lst. OF c,sh deposit OF the
amount for which bond is required 81. by the State
law IN Eko cases; Or a. Of boad IL like sum- running
to the Post Commander, conditioned for compliance
With all orders, with surety, Who must be freehoder
nd must justly In twice the amount OF the penalty. and
must under SEAL authorize any officer SO ordered by the
Post commander in case OF default and non-payment
by the surety on demlnd to summary seize and sell,
sufficient tic property of principal and surety to sat-
sy the forfeiture and costs and Immediately upon de-
iit made lie bond shall constitute lien upon the por
so.al property Of both principal and surety.
All bail ana other bonds taken under military authori'
" will conform to the foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided.
By command c. Bvt. 1Iajor.Gsleral ED. R. s. CAssY.
LOUIS '. CAZIARC.
Ald.de-Camp. Acts Asst. Adt't Gen'L
Official. 0. VI. Mitchell Aid-de-Camr.
October q
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The EVIDENCE OF MISS ANNA SuRsATT BEFORE
TIE JUDICIARY CoMaurrEE.-In the mass Of evi--
dence submitted with the impeachment reports OF
the judiciary Committee, We find that OF Miss
Anna surratt, given before the Committee on the
gard to satchel, containing number Of business
letters of the family, taken from her house and re-
turned to her by the War Department some time
after the assassination trial. In this connection
she said that there no letters in the lot from
Booth and that she had never seen any letter writ
fen by L!n 10 q question whether she had ever
seen the President, to have any conversation with
him. she answered il the negative declaring that
she did not want to see him either.
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run cnnnrrr nr-rIsAr rHEnELBERo.-Ihe great

TIE STUDENT DrEIsAT HEDEIsERe.-Ih great
bsttIe Ground 1t Heidelberg is in beer house % n
the suburbz OF tho town, and across the Neckar.
for Of gess Gsspah ss badns isnefa Ie beer
GARDEN, overhung with trelis OF grape vines,
and h second stoF EEs 5Rs he 5snps npponted ted
hou1. where drinking VINE and beer acd smohils s9
hoy wait patiently for The contemplated s2 hs1dss
faction.' ruo duel is in tins wise: Inc Two netue5 J
fnip oTtGer clothing, except their pantaloons, anu
mi ON co.reo fgochs The attending surgeon W!nuH
teyeraI Yards Of padded Goth about Their arms
Each one wears I thick stout muller aooIU nls
1-rnat. also & protection for his eyes, cloth cap
with wide leathe- visor, and, over all, an apron
bu lied behind. The weapon are long rapiefsd
edges, Seconds axe aPpointed to seatair play, ana
to acop The compa:ants In ca=o Of exhaustion. 4
ronnG is fifteen ninutes in length, and the great
objec Of uaoh IS to cut The face, slice OF an ear OF
nose, or d.yide lip, T ., cde and cut and hack
and d' h1ct, oni pound and pound, putting and
cnTln ny BLOW makes the coveted wound, the sur
geon stems il ard sews up what must forever be
scag. aud thus "satisiaction, comes These scars
arc badges Of honor, which the young "Von" bears
WITH him IN after Life,
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MARRIED.

pENNAL-cARsoN7;AtH Ho%eaeld Sumter District +
UeNS 1 M ~ fs CITY, to Hiss MARY W., youngest
daughter aug Of ELISHA CARSON, Esq. No cards.
RIrpKF-FAsTERLING--O tie evening OF the 2Sth
unao at the residence Of the brides father by Rev R.
j. EDWARDS. j. BTRRE, o. Charleston to EMILY e.
Johns Berkeley
DEAs-wIeFALL-on THURSDAY. November 2s:h, ct
s. Philips Church, by the Rev W. d. W: HOWE, zen
nv DFAs Jr. to FANNIE d. P, only daughter OF the
ats Henry WtorAIL, all OF tais city.
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o. BEAUTIFUL H1R.-MANY YEARS IN
chemical experiments has resu.ad IN the perfection Of
CHEVALIER's LIFE FOR TIL HAIR, an unrivaled
bar dressing mpartng new life and increased nutri.
men to the hair, preventing badness and arresng ITS
progress when commenced; regulating and sustaining
the principle upon which the color OF hair depends
th:reby positively restoring grey hair to its original
c3lor and youthful beauty aud stopping its falling cut
at once. Sold By al Drugsisn.
S. A. CHEYALIER, Md, Nav York
For sale by DoWIE & NOISE,
Wholesale Agents .or South Carolina,
October ID tulhs emo No. 15l Meeting street.
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ns- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA CHARLES.
JACOB WILLIMAN,
Deputy Clerk District Court.

DIzkI1@ OT IOO HH@ 0-1]'0@1]-'-Hi 0@-'@@@-=@7
TON DISTRICT II. SILCOX us. JOSEPH T.
BRAUN-N THE COMMON PLEAS. ATTACHMENT
Whereas the Plaintiff did. On the 26th day Of February
1857 6e his declaration against the Defendant who las it
Is sad absent from and without the limits of tho State
and has neither wife nor attorney known within tie
same upon whom copy Of said declaration might be
served
1t is therefore ordered that tho said Defendant do ap
per and plead to tho said declaration, or before tho
27b day February which viii bo In the year of our Lo.d
1861 otherwise Hns and a-sute judgment will be gvcr
and awarded against him. ]. W. BROWNFIELD,
Clerks ONCE Charleston District. C. c.. P.
March2 june 8. sept g. dec
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LESSONS. The Legislature shall make laws govern
ing this entire subject, in accordance with the
spirit Of this resolution. Some member to-day
offered series of resolutions having in view the
raising Of funds to defray the expenses Of the Con-
vention, By direct taxation on real and personal
property above the value of two hundred dollars,
upon colleges or professions. and poll tax.
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"THs OLD CAPITOL Prison. "-Wo wish some
body would give the public al impartial, accurate
account Of what took place during the war in the
being snatohed up and held in confinement one,
two HStIs and even three months denied all commune
c"tio with their friends and charged ezto,tionate
p-ces @ for what they desired Ard when the facts
are investigated substantial chargss are MADE
Soid converse with their counsel unless in the
1reaenca p1a Of detective Think Of men beng per-
ei,fad by their ailor rntil in sheer desperation,
tneg commit suicide, We believe that if the people
tiths of the secrets OF tne 9ia CapiUs bo
s1or~oi,es Of Libby prison Wlsaingon Express.
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Burning Of Ship in Savannah River
Foster Biodget Indicted for Perjury.

SAVANNAH, December 2.-The British ship Con-
sui, at Tybec Roads, took fire at II P NJ last night
Tho crew exerted themselves to keep the fire
under until this morning, when the engines from
the city and two tugs went down. but failed to sub
due it. She was run aground and scuttled, to save
portions Of her cargo. The upper part is still
burning. The ship will be total loss, and she is
uninsured. The cargo, consisting Of 1926 bales OF
Upland and 72 bales Of Sea Island Cotton, is nsur-
ell id Liverpool. The ship Screamer was in great
danger at one time. but is now safe.
Foster BIodget is held by the United States
Court to bail, for $4,000, for perjury. The securi-
ties given wore Z. Tweedy and E. T. Wade.
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Headquarters sccOnd Military District, |
lr1. III EsrnS s @. NnYernber Il 1acI.

Headquarters Second Military District
CHARLESTON, S. C., November a, 1851.
lGEEEs,L ORDERS 40. l!s.l
The Shers cf the respective Counties and Districts
:. Eorth and South Carolina will cause 10 be pzera-cd
coplo, o. lists fE their respective Counties or
Districts ting there I'll delinquent t-% ayers, and
forward tie sao through Poas Commanders 10 theae
Heaaquartcr2.
The cxpouac o. preparing slch copies will be audited
and paid as County 0: District charge, the
,rsyb
By command c: BIT Major. General Ed. R. s. CASez.
LOUIS Y. CAzIARC,
Ale-ac-C2mp, Actg. Ass'- Adj'.. Gent.
Oacial: o. II. MICHEL, Aide-de.Camp.
Eovgnher a5
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,rr vrsrrav F,pr.-Wo haze eIroo:lv

TEE WESTERN FiREs.-We haze already spoken
of the great fires IN Southern Illinois Tie cotul-
ties which Lave suffered the .nost aeverelv arc
Alexander Pulaski and Union. Fire has also
broken out in Southwestern Missouri. Tic Cairo
Il.) Democrat says The damage sustained
already cannot be estimeted. EreTywbcro the
farmers are busy fighting back tho fire. Q = city
is en7eoped in smcke. The navigation OF our
rivers is rendered dilacult and perfous, and eyes
and lungs are sensibly affected" kere Grs al
ways rrarie and wood Gros in Southern Illinois ct
this time of the year; but they have been on lar
syander scale this year than ever before.
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Eea:iq.:arfcr Scoord Military District.
CuARLEsToE. 9. c.. NcYcrnbcr u. lsGI,

CAAkLEsToH. 3 e, NcYeIaDeF II, IsUi,
fGz.EEAL ORDERS No. I'LL
II ORDER CoNFoRM TO The PROVISIONS OF
General Orders No. 95, Commanding Ofn,cgs OF Posts
arc authorized, when IL thor Judgment demanded By
the public service require. By ordcr the services OF
ctizans perform the duties usually performed by
roadmatcrs and oyeraeers OF highways u conoz1 iiy
with tho existing usage, such snvice will receive no
compensation. Any poraoa failing ohey the orders OF
;ne Post Commander il the premises viii be subjected
he PANT anil Penalties a. ere now provided by
Inv o. the nogc: ra:asc! OF roadrocster
oc highways to perform the duties Of such
otces.
Ey G. mmand OF Iyt 5Gsjor.Genarai Ed. r. g. CANBY.
LOUIS Y, CAZIARC,
Aiie-da- Camp, Ac;'g Assisting AdiutantG
oGcial: 0. Il MITczEII. Aide-de.Camp
November Is
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United States Volunteer Officers Mustered
ont i'm VIRGINIA.,

RICHMOND, December 2.--The volunteer officers
On Bureau duty in Virginia, who will be mustered
out January 1st, under Grants order, are two Co
lOnes, two oLieutenant-Colonels, five Majors, four
teen Captains, ten First Lieutcnants, and fifteen
Second Lcutenants. Five volunteers were mus
tered out last week.
The Republicans hold caucus tonight. Judge
Underwoods name is prominently mentioned for
tie chairmanship.
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OF BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THls
SPLENDID HALE DYE is the bsss In the world. The
only .:s and perfect Dye-harnisss. RELIABLE nstan-
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous tints
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'll effects Of Ba
Dyes Invgoratea the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine Is signed Wian. A. Batshslor. ALI others
.re mere limitations. and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists and Porflmera. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street. New York.
ca BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
w
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e7rIN THE DISTRICT COURT or CHARLES

e5-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CHARLES
TON. DECEMBER Q, 1sG7.--ordered: That notice be
given to all concorued, that in addition to hearings Of
matter of course brought Up from day to-day, WEEKLY
SESSION for the more speedy administration ofjuses
will be held on every Wednesday. at II o'clock A. NJ,
nder the provisions contained in the D!stric Cor.t
Act of September 1866, Sections and 8.
The Magistrates are requested to make WEEKLY RE-
TURNS to the Clerk, OF the commitments made by them
compliance with this request will tend materially to
reduce tho business of the Quarterly Sessions aud will
also exhibit willingness promptly to respond to. or an
tcipate, the complaints so frequently made well to
the Judge of this Court as the military authorities Of
alleged frivolous commitments &c.
By order Of Judge LooAN
JACOB wILLIMAN,
Deputy Clerk District Court.
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Tho louia,ana Convsrtton =.

NEw ORLEANS, December 2,-Section " OF Wick
lyfs's Educational Ordinance, which was referred
on SATURDAY., il follows No persons shall estab-
bah private school unless licensed by the State,
and al such schools ahsu bs taxed ss other pro-
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Marine Reports.

New YORK, December 2.-Arrived, the Gulf
Stream and Manhattan, from Charleston, and
the Penerre. from Hayre.
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@ MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANH1oD.-An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime of Solitude and the Physio-
logical Errors Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pedtments to MARRIAGE with sure means of Relief.
Sent in scaled letter envelopes, free Of charge.
Address De. ]. sKTLLN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
pbara
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TEU TiaR1Oy sTaE.

EsTABJTsaED NEAkLY TWENTY YE!Ias AGO. is
~ published at Ma or. s. c.. il tas ccn;-1! poieor
OF the counr? and ods-s t1yorcoe medium tc 5ier'
chants Druggists, McEpistc. and g. classes wao dc5ir
20 c1tend their business IN the Pee Pee coi2I?
For the benefit OF our advertising at-o3a we sh1N IL
addition TO sublcrphon LIST, w:cl Is constantly IN.
c-sasng, pu5Ish ond d.s.ou9. -2tttou5i, copies Of
the STAr, during tie ousl9ae season TIL, Eg.
Rates OF AdYeS Stis,Hs liberal.
". J. McKERALL,
November 70 Editor and Proprietor
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

ey CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMERsEA GULL,
+-on baltimore are hereby notified that sic is This
Day 5schargng cargo at Pier No. Union Wbnrves.
All goods not taken away at sunset will remain On Wharf
a. cons,once,, risk. MoRDECM co.,
no,o,ohe-3 q Agents.
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nsr CoNsIGNEEs PER STE lMER CHAM
pIoN are notified that she is e!achargng cargo This
Day at Adgcrs South Wharf. Goods remaining on the
wharf NJ sunse will be stored at owners risk and cx
pensc. SIhhhA hholHEhe ~
nocon,hor9 Q Consignecs.
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eyCHASE HALL.-CAPTAIN n. G. PARKER
will Lecture at Chase He'll This Ercnin9 ats o'clock for
the benefit of MERUT MOORE, CARROLL GREEN and
JAMES GAINS. Let all attend, as this is deserving
charity. MAhLo CoChhAN'
Decannhara q IL Chairman OF Committee.
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80
sr A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO He

|A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO He -.
country home, after sojourn OF few months in L
city hardly recognized by her fronds n place OF
coarse, rustic, flushed iaee, ahe had soft ruby
pcxicu OF almost marble amoothness srd instead
nty.thrcc she really appeared but eighteen. Upon IT.
qry as to the CAUSE OF SO great change, sha plain
told them that ahc used the ClRCAs>IAN BALM, ar
considered it invaluable acGuls ton to ary laJys toilet,
b its any Lady Gentlemen improve thc!. par.
sonal appearance bunlrod fold. II is simple in ia
c.nbnadon, Nature hers- is simple yet dnaurpasb-
cd In its efficacy IN drawing impurities trom, also hea.
Ing, cleansing and beaudfyng ths skin and copayor.
By its droctI on the euuclc It draws from it all ta
impurities kindly healing tho same and leaving the
face Nature intended 1t should beclcar soft smooth
and beautiful Prco 81, sent by Mal or Expross, on
ceipt Of an order, by
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A CoIoured Villain Receives his Reward.

CINCINNATI, December 2.-The negro who out
ragged Miss Baker, of Princeton, Indiana, was
caught the same night, confessed, was stabbed,
shot and beaten until dead, and then dragged
through the streets.
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S NIP p In O..
FOB LIVERPOOL.

s1..-:, TO SAIL THURSDAY. TIE 5ru
Xkl@Sf1 INST.-THE FIRST-CLASs BRTTIsh
LIzEEIItI3Y0 Iron Screw Steamship PIONEER,
z--,ssSsss.-- j. W. SHAcKEoRD, Master having
largo portion Of her cargo engaged and going aboard
will sail as above for Liverpool direct.
w. B. SMITH CO.,
December 2 Napier's Range
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aJNERvOUS DEBILITY, WITH ITS GLOOMY
attendants, low spirits. depression involuntary ennis.
sons, loEs Of semen spermacrrha loss Of power dizzy
head loss of memory, and threatened impotence and i'm.
becility, End sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS no.
MEopATHIC SPECIFIC No. TWENTV.EIGHT. Com
posed OF the most valuable mild and potent curaves
they strike at the root of the matter tone up the
sYstem arrest the discharges and impart vgor and en-
ergy hfo ard vitality. to tho entire They have
cured thousands of cascs Price IS per package Of SIX
boxos and VIAL 81 per single box. Sold by druggists
and sent by mail on receipt OF price. Address HUM
PHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, No. 5s2 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
September 10
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SPECIAL N0TICES.

10 NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE FORBID
to give any credit to Mrs. E. Z. vERoNEE in my name
as will not be responsible for any OF her debts so con-
tracted from and after this date.
December 8 81 E B. YER0NEE
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OEEICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS Second Military District, !
CHARLESTON S. c., October 9, 1867. J


HEADQUARTERS Second Military District
CHARLESTON, S. c., October 9, 1867.
[cncuLAa
TIE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS ARE PUBLISH.
I'D for tho inform lton and guidance Of the Command.
ing Officers of Posts in carryn out the requirements OF
General Orders No. g2 current SERIES from these Head
quarters
In any case embraced within the first subdivision Oh
Paragraph OF said order the rate of taxation fixed by
law and prevailing at the time the Transaction 'ras made
and completed the property, or the right, '1aa parted
,ri which is the subject Of taxation, shall constitute
tho basis for correcting Sch excessive taxation and
upon being conformcd thereto such tax shal be valid
anG bindins-t being the dcSgn of that part OF said
Paragraph 10 pro.ect persons making business orera.
tons from unforeseen impos.don OF taxes in excess
OF the rates prevailing wher such operations were con-
summated.
In any arising under the second subdiTison OF
Paragraph of said Order the rate Of ta1ntton imposed
on properly person OF resident of the State ehau
be ne basis or correcting cnch Tx as affecting the prop
erty or person or nonresident; ind upon being con.
formed thereto such az shall be valid and binding.
IN a cas:s vhere collection Of any tar is suspend.
cd under the rst or second subdivisions of Paragraph
l. Of said Orde IN. order aupcnding the same shall be
ritcd to preventing the coeco Of any excess OF such
tx over aa above tho amount properly taxable In
cordancc with tho provision OF raia o-dsr as explained
by this circular.
Commanding Cftccrs Of Possa authorized to make
such o.de.s may be roqust for carrying into opera
ton the clauses Of said Orda- in conforming with the
foregoing provaioas and al civil officers at the rospee-
i've Poala arersquifcd to comply theroui!h.
b. command OF Brevet Malor-Genera. Ed B. S. CAssT.
LOUIS Y. cAZGARC. !iii.de-camp,
Acting Asslstan. AdiuantGenerl.
ofncial: o, NJ MItczELL. Aid.de-Camp.
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ay NOTICING DEBTS CONTRACTED BY
of British bark YUMURI will be paid by Captain
or ConsISnce of vessel. 8 Dccember2
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MERCHANTS LINE.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON PACKETS.
OR NEW YoRK.-FREIaH1s FORWARDED TO Ly.
ERPooL AND HAvRE. AND ALL POINTS NORTH
AMI rAcr TTNTTFn cTArrl
MERCHANTS, LINE.

THIS LINE Is COMPOSED OF THE FOL-
LIN LOWING FIKST-CLAsS PACKETS, leaving
kN&A each port weekly:
- Schooner B. N HAWKINS, SOS tons, Wyatt,
Master.
Schooner MYRovER 435 tons, Hughes, Master.
Schooner ROBERT CALDWELL, 466 tons, Mccormick.
Master.
Schooner MOSES B. DRAMHALL, S3e tons. Hussey,
Master.
Schooner LILLY, 40 tons, Francis, Master.
schooner n. W. SMITH, 410 tons, Tooker, Master.
Also other FIRST-CLASS VESSELS running IN con-
necdon. Freight TAKEN AT LOWEST RATES. All
merchandise produce consigned to Of the Agents
will be forwarded FREE OF COMMISSION from this
port to points OF destination, and INSURANCE EFFhCT
ED AS Low AS BY FlRST.CLASS STEAMsHIPS Oh
SAIL VESSELS
For Freight engagements apply to
WILLIAM ROACH Charleston. G.
Orto MI. McCREADY & CO., New York
November 16 LIMO
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CT NoTICE.-CoNsIGNEE PER BREMEN
bark "GLUSs," from Bremen, are hereby roHhed that
sho has been entered under the Five Days Act and will
discharge cargo at Atlantic Wharf AL goods not per-
United, the expiration of that time. will be sent to
Public Stores. GEORGE A. HoPLEY co.
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Rs-NOTICE TO MARINEkS.-C APIAINS
AND PILOTS Wishing TO anchor thor vessels In Ashley
River requested NOT to DO anywhere within direc
range Of the heads o; tho SAVANNAH RAHROAl
WHARyES, on the Charleston and st. Andrew's side
the Ashley River; by which prccauion contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. c. TURNER, n. NJ
aarbor Masters oface, Charleston. February g. 1885,
February
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sr NOTICING DEBTS CONTRACTED BY
crew Of the British Bark TEcUMsEH will be paid By
Captain or consgneo Of vessel. 8 December
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Ht The AL FAST SAILING BARK sIRoNI-
GfS& DAS," HOWARD Master have twothirds Of her
cargo engaged and going on board will have dispatch
for the above port
RISLEY & CREIGHTON,
Noyannber 2S Nos. l43 and las East Bay.
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FOR BOSTON.

FOR BOSTON.
THE NEW SCBR. "L. Q. @. wIsHART,s
iIA Mason, master, having the bulk Of her c,rgo
LNlSA engaged, will take small amount Of light
49, freight for the above port.
For Freight engagements apply to
RIsLEY CREIGHTON,
N 9. 14S ana 146 East Bay.
Superior accommodations for passengers.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
rR THE BRITISH SHIP CHARLESTON"
.flN\ MORLEY Master. having large portion Of her
CSS cargo engaged w-nts about 800 bales Cotton 10
nE-azSf1l up.
For Freight engagements, apply to
Dacember3 s ROeEkT MURE co.
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". L. CLARK & CO., Chemists.
No. West Fayette Street. Syracuse, 4. 7.
The orly American agents for the sao of the same.
Marcel go Tyr
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

TIE FAsr.sA1G1Na BRITISH BARK
NS& DAVID McNUTT," MoELHrSSEz Master, hay-
ing portion Of her cargo on board will bc dispatched
for the above port.
RoBERT MURE co. j
December
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

~EEk THE FINE ONE YEAR OLD BRITISH BARK
A3z LIVERPOOL, GREEso Master. having portion
Of her car board will meet with dispatch for the
above port. For Freight engagements apply TO
December 8 ROBERT MURE CO.