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General shcriann's Order OF Registration.
Tho following is an extract from General SHER1-

| DAMS order of registration Of the 10th instant
Each member Of the board of registers, before
commencing his duties will file in the Office OF the
the oath required in tho sixth section Of the act re-
terred to, and be governed in the execution OF his
duty BY the provisions Of tbs first section Of that
act fnthtully administering the oath therein pro
scribcd to each person registered :, y.
Boards OF registers will Immediately select suit
abo offices within their respective districts, hav-
ii.S reierence to convenience and facility Of regis.
traton, and will enter upon their duties on tho day
oes!gnatod: Each board viii be entitled to two
Siorks 6 0hico g hours for registration will efrom
O'Clock till IL A M., and from till P. NJ.
when elections are ordered the board Of regis
ters for each district will designate the number of
pols and tho places whero they shall bc opened in
the commissioners and other officers necessary
for properly conducting the elections, and will su-
perintend tho same. #i|7 TIs> l}sl F.
OF elections ofhe different precincts the result of
tho vote, consolidate the same, and forward it to
the commanding general. G@sa15
Registers and all officers connected will, cleo
t1ns ' I VIII be held to rigid accountability, and
WI be subject to trial by military commission for
formance Of their dutiea. Their rate Of compensa-
ton and manner Of payment will be in accordance
With the provisions Of Sections six and seven of the
Supplemental Act. S 9a1 tsl ~ a
Brevet Brigadicr General ]. W. FORSYTH, Assis-
tant inspector General Of the Fifth Military Dis
OF Ncgs!raton for tho parish Of Orleans, to Listen
to and adjust, refer to this Office all lust causes
OF complaint. He is authorized to employ such
experts rs may be necessary to detect fraud in reg
istration or elections. lIT7T I.7.-'-" :. -
Every male citizen Of tho United States twenty
ono years old and upward: of whatever race. c2lor
or previous condition, who has been resdentiin
ne State OF Louisiana for one year and parish Of
orleans for three months previous to the date at
winch WI, no presents himself for registration, and
WHO has not boon disfranehised by act Of Congress
OF OF TOT felony at common law, shall, after having
taken t ana subscribed the oath prescribed in the
hrst seitlon Of the act herein referred to- be enti
tied TO be- and shall be, registered loyal voter
III the parish OF Orleans and State OF Louisiana.
tho United State: on the question as to who are
dstranchised BY law, registers will give the most
l1g,d Interpretation to the Law, and exclude from
registration every person about whose. right to
vote there may be doubt. Any person 90 exclu.
ded who maa under the decision Of the Attorney
General, be entitled to vote, shall be permitted to
Of Which will be given. ses f5V.f s. : !
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The Luxembourg DiMcultv


The following authorized" statement OF the
Marquis De MoUsTEn, the French Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, is one Of the best specimens wo
havo seen in long time Of the noble art SLOW not
to say it,"
In the session of the Legislative body Of France
March 8, Mn. Fare, Lambrecht and Josseau nade
several demands for leave to question the Govern
The President of the Chamber announced that
he had received decree authorizing the Minister
Tor Foreign At1airs to make a.declaration to the
Senate and the legislative body on that subject
The Masquis de .Monstier then rose and inform
ed the deputies that he had received orders from
the Emperor to acquhint them with the 'circum-
arisen, and also with the actual position of the
matter. He said:4 The government, guided By
the interestso Of France, which require the preser.
slderatlon q, Of this question thoughts only
Il fb ene and eScs
sion OF tho question: The undecided situation, of
Luxembourg and Lmburg gave rise to diplomatic
communications between France and Holland but
these communications had no official ch ,racter
when the Dutch Cabinet consulted Prussia, and
when the latter replied by appealing to the treaty
OF 1889. The French Government had always con-
sidered this question from three points Of view,
namely as connected with the free consent 6:
Holland, the loyal examination of the treaties by
the Great Powers, and the consultation of the
wishes OF the inhabitants by means Of universsl
suffrage y, The French Government is disposed to
examine the question in concert with the Great
Powers, and believes, therefore, that peace cannot
be disturbed. $s .@ 3 t$I 1Tsa .5 71lI.T!T
A:This declaration was received with cheers and
expressions Of various kinds 7;S 81 1. s1-7 M
The President Of the Chamber remarked that the
demands for permission to question the goyerli-
ment on tho subject Of Luxemburg,, would take
bureaus. s:ss1 y ;!.5G III .e-E o.
M Theirs made speech, J. acknowledging tae
Initiative which the government had taken by the
con communication which had been made to the Cham
per, nnt saying that this communication did not
furnish q sufficient basis for discussion. He con-
sdeTsd so that the government ought to lay before
ed on the subject -
IN. Rouher replied that the very terms Of tie
communication TO the Chamber, rendered it clear
shas the question hal not entered
therefore no dispatches TO nv on tho table. He
adaea y the bureau should authorize theinter-
Petatlons, for which leave has been asked the GOV.
ernment will explain ita opinions on =
qoesion put the declaration whichsit HAS already
made Is OF e character to satinfy the suscoptibH.
Etes Of the legislative body aud 81 public opinion
Afeer e. some observaHS ms from M. Emile Olivier
and Mr: Berger the demands for the intsrS;a;;a.
nons were referred to the bureau. SsT n:
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''USnEcoNsTR UErED" SOUTHERN LADIES'
Richmond correspondent OF the New York Herald

SN>~~-SS-t@A~S oA@AIAA
Richmond correspondent OF the New York Herald
writes as follows to that paper: s3ss Ft,
Fortress Monroe correspondent states that
General Schofield's headquarters are about to be
changed from this city to Old Point, but Richmond
Will still retain the designation Of headouarters
DISTRICT No - In this he is mistaken, Richmond
viii still be headquarters in fact as in name The
department ladies' are however; about to evacuate
ana take up their summer quarters y ia former
female seminary now. being lifted up at Old Point
Tor their reception, and which will be under the
special charge OF Colonel Cooley. They win ali
leave here aboutithe 1st Of May, after which time
boat will be kept: r1nnin constantly between
tn hls city and Old Point to enable the officers e
visit their families frequently, ..05 "A
The ladies' will scarcely regret leaving Richmond
where the unrecenstrncted Of the same seq have
trea, ed them rather badly They complaia; Of fho
bitter Rrejudices against them, and seem quite
sorry that they should be carried to sch an extent
now that the struggle is over, and everybody
should try to harmonze and :slnite iii: oYary Way
possible. Inadvertently q oxarh haard n Lady Of
brother in-aw Of the rebel General Anderson, Of
South Carolina, say that some ladies Of the first
families here in passngher husband on the street,
had car::fully and markedly pushed their skirts
out OF the way, to avoid him. This she thought
too ba 8, and how would we ever be one people
again If such invidious distinctions were kept up
We're it not that the ladies mentioned were of the
6o'a-ton she would not have taken any notice of
the matter. The ladies' here require to be recon-
structed far more thnn the; other Sex. S5&
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1S Inc Friends and Acquntntnnces OF
Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM ASHTON, and Of their daughters
Miss II. and Miss A. ASHTON and Mrs E1.zAnpru Mas
TEndA are invited to attend the Funeral Services Of
Mrs. WIN. ASHTON. at Trinity Church, Hasel street,
THIS AeTaoon at o'clock. Tho members of the Meth
odist Churches arc also requested to attend.
= April &c # nH #.
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&; Second nI1litlrv DIstrict.l
49, a.otam. AND syor SouEH - GAh9aeSAh 95eSh
rGEHF:pA1. 0nnpns M 8 I, a3 N 81 - - 4.
Sr-n ro,TpT I.,5CI 1r11,,, NJ =, !, - r.
TO- Headquarters Of the Army March t11th 1s6a ~ ~
derairncd herehv assnrnea M - q, ~,
tsrv District - y, ~ :. -
No 6s I'd March 1867 entitled - - -. a.
efficient government of the rehe, <,tataa sG
IT. II the execution OF the dnty or +ha so, 80, , 80
General to maintain the secur;tv ~ +ba p
their persons ana n-ore,tv t. annnres, is,.; a.
order and violence and e nnniah ~ canas - -.
1shed IN distnrbera Of the nnbc a,ca ~ -,
the Local civil trtbuns1s WIN he ,er,ni++o7 = tL .
diction or and trv offenders excen,,r on ,,
may by tbe order of the .na.., :.
to Commission Or other 1n,r,t,v - h,o, - -, -
M The civil government now 4 Nortr go
lima and South Carolina i, rrovsional on1 ~, 4; ~ =
spects subject to the paramount authority a. thc
states at any time to- abolish no1ifvs CONTROL - .r
cede The same Local awz and munieinal raa,1atinna
not inconsistent with the ana laws of tha
United States or the os the1 or
with such may be prescribed in the
orders Of the Commanding General hereby declared
tobe in force; ;and m conformity tsre.it yu ofcara
hereby authorized to continue the exercise Of their
proper functtons aud win be respected and obeyed y
the inhabitants. aT~& s@1s rs n @a
w. Whenever any civil Officer Afaoistrafa az Cont
negIects refuses perform an official act properly re-
quired Of such tribunal or officer ~ Whereby lne ana
rghtfu1 security person or property eha Be denied,
the will be reported by the Post Commander to- theso
Headquarters, 5ea :is
Post Commanders win cause to be arreatea ,araona
charged with the commission OF crimes and offence.
when the civil authorities i to arrest and bring such
oehders to trial and w hold the accused in custody
for tialby Military Commission Provost Court or oae-
tribunal organized pursuant 70 orders from these Head
quarters Arress by military authority Will be reported
promptly The charges preferred Win be accompanied
by the evidence On which they are founded 81
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@- A YOUNG LADY RETURNING 70 HER

81 A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after sojourn Of few months IN the
city, was hardly recognized BY her friends In place Of
coarse rustic. flushed faSs she had soft ruby com
pleaon Of almost marble snoothness and instead Of
she really appeared but eighteen Upon In
qui as 70 the cause Of great change she plainly
told them that ahe nsed the CIRcAssIAN BALM, and
considered II an Invaluable acquisition to any toilet
By itsuse any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sona1 appearance an hundred fold It is simple in It's
combination as Nature herself is simple unsurpass
ed in its efficacy in drawing impurities FROM also hea-
Ing Cleansing and heautyiag the shin and complexion
By its direct action the cucle it draws from it Ill it's
impurities Kindly healing the same and leaving the sur
face as Nature intended it should clear so smooth
and beautiful Price 81, sent by Mai or E1preas on re-
ceipt Of an order. BY l.s
Gill M \; W. I. CLARK s CO.. Chemists.
.-$ss No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N Y.
Theonly American Agents for the sale OF the same
March 80 S$si.S :zT l:s& " .3
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= The. Court Of Common Pleas; his Honor Judge:
Dawkins presiding, adjourned about 3.oclock r.
N, on n A ednasday having gone through the
There was but one case tried on the Sessions
Docket, that of Wesleys Renbow,s Isl freedman
commit n a jury pf n
Wnn inlpan1iefed, which, s3ter brief Absence,
turned verdict 0f snot III.
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fTHE RUSSIAN TREATY I'm EHaLAND tt seems
that all parties in England do not agree with The
London Times ,in looking Upon our: purchase Or the
Russian possessions with calm indifference, The
London Morning Post, the Tory s:orRany regards
North America It adds:
There can be no mistake about this last !nGve OF
the Yankees. 81 Russian America might have
as nearest neighbrs; had The first right ~ as bid
The trar sacon is one full OF direct hosti " and
the intention is 80 obvious that be ignor-
ed; is the answer from gton 70 the Com
North n,ericah Provinces. tits
more than; an answer=-it is challeae !:
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s-W. PENN CLARKE, ESQ, OF THE FIRM
Of CROLEY 4 CLARKE. Attorncys-at Law, Washington
City is stopping at the Mills house. This firm repre-
sents number OF our citizens whose Cotton and other
property was seized at the close the war by the Gov
ernment authorities captured and Abandoned proper
~ and havo instituted suits in tho Court OF Claims to
It's valre Mr. CLARKE will be in tho city
days. aud will bo pleased to see the clients OF tho firm
at his room, No. 81, Mills House. As this firm is making
the collection of this class Of claims specially those Of
our citizens Interested might cal1 on Mr. CLARKE with
advantage: ti.i. 5 Anr,,oa
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Domestic markets,
NOON .DIsPATy1H,

NOON D1sPATuH 5s4aa-- .4...
New YonK, April 25.-Stocks active and still i'm.
proving '62 coupons; 1Os8a11O; Virginia 6's, 64a
Sc. Money 6. Gold ssa. Flouir1; ana Wheat quie!
and firm. Corn shade frnaer Pork dun al
So 7oa22 Is. Lard quiet. Cotton more steady.
Freights quiet. &.5.s.s s4.a .sI5 l s$
EVENING DISPATCH.
62 cou pons, 109ialO95. Gold 4Os.
Cotton firm and in good demand; sales 1900
bales, at 25c. Flour in good demand, and frmer
quotations unchanged. Wheat advanced 1a2c.
Corn firm Mixed Western 81 s4aa1 SO. Provisions
and Groceries quiet and steady. Naval Stores IN
changed. Fre!ghts unchanged. s.
BALTIMORE, April 25. Coffee dull; no sale=. S1l.
gar drmer, at 10a10lc. Flour dull but unchanged.
Corn active; 6rmer for Yellow; prime White ad-
ranced 1a2c; Yellow, 81 25a1 81 White, 81 26a
l %. Mess Pork, s23 Is. Bulk Shoulders, eSa9c.
sides 1Oac- " i s1..s:ss
CINCINNATI, April 25-F1our in good local dc.
mand and, unchanged. Wheat scarce and ad-
vanced Sc. Corn dull; III sacks 81 O7a1O8. Whiskey
- PROVISIONS steady and unchanged. Bacon
Shoulders &c.; Sides l1c.; Clear Sides lac. s.
AUGUSTA, April 25.-C Cotton more active sales
100 bales. Receipts, 80 bales. Strict AIiddling
22Aa23. @
SAVANNAH, April 25.-An error having occurred,
49, - oocSon "1S 1cI''hen To-Day, as 1OAoWs:
stock OF Uplands on shipboard and not cleared,
2o,5A bales; Sea Island, 2637 Receipts for tile
week, 1858. Exports, 3457.
MOBILE April 25.-sales Cotton 500 bales clos
ed quiet aliddlings 20a21. Receipts, II bales
new ORLEANS, April 25.-Sales 41OO bales, IN
settled and easier. Receipts, 475. EXPORTS GOO
Sugar II for fair; 13l for yellow clarified Flou,
dull and depressed, superfne s13a13 Is; choice ex.
ira sl9 50a2O. Corn active and further. advanced
S2as5. Hay FIN, 34as5. Pork dull, s2s 25. Lard
q-lst, steady and unchanged. Gold 40a4U3. ster.
ing 49a54 New York Sight premium IN MI,
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several days ago, that Mr.: Win. Iarea. Who re,
slded near Grove Station, IN Greenviils, District
had disappeared, and that unsuccessful ATTEMPTS
him. We regret.to state that on satnrSar Is at =
Just one week after his departure-the bcdy 81
the unfortunate man Wna found ins saInda R}var
about mile below house; From th %
ance Of the body. IL Is feared fhat Tia I daeeascd
met with foul play AN inquest was held>an1 a
veza.asS 2 q Sssssh BY aro@nIzg rendered; but, as
examination win be made of the body.--PhWntss II
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From the Creva.,s,s,ex .,

New ORLEANS, April 25.-The work on the
Roman Crevasse has been ordered to bo suspend
cd on account Of the want of funds, labor and
material The efforts Of the planters to raise funds,
as was mentioned yesterday, proved unsuccessful.
Theloss caused by this crevnsse is estimated at
over 81, 600 900. ...' -.5 II.
Gen. MooRE, Bureau Commissioner, is furnish
ing nations as far possible to the destitute OF
the overhowed sections ......5. . 1l:E.g5
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Aftr1ya1 Of Steamers.

New York, April a5.---Ihe Niagara has arrived
here from Richmond, the Loaislnnn, from Liver
POOL and the GAIA from London. l. : N \ 4 :. "
The HaheTds has arrived from Richmond and the
Dafada from sava nnah: - s'-t: ':!,. f;sfs::
BosTos, April 26- Arrived, the Cuba, from Liv-
erpool- y,s FL y
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q VACANT OFFICES sUNDER THE: C1yu;; n TENuRE
BuI.--The civil tenure Of Office act, under pre-
incony enience and trouble to alarge number Of
people Throughout the country, and the CORES
the impression in Washington, among lending
men, th It it Will at the next session, be materially
amended or altogether repealed. T. Vacancies 81:
which were not nued by conf iImntions will remsin
vacant until the next session of Congress- whlch it
is generally conceded will not occur before Decem-
Der. The Tribune writer adds S.7sf7-ey
oneof the greatest sources {:of inconvenience
arising from this fact, Will be in the Postofce De-
Pattment, md steps have already been taken which
will prove extremely oppressive in various 1dcali-
ties The Postmaster General has talegraphed 70
all the Offices not provided with postn asters for
r.. s::scs 7espdilsi-
BILE head, with the view of dscontinulng the form
or until such time as they can legally resume
their existenceasby the appointnenio iof; postmas-
ters. The number 6fS suck is greater than sup
posed. These circnmstances MS far ne known,
Will not Interfere with any OF the revenue OFF,
ces. sss
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. n5- BEAUTIFUL ,HAIR.-CHEvALERS
LIFE FOE TIE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
Its original color and youthful beauty; parts Life and
strength TO the weakest hair stops its falling ont at
once keeps the head clean; is unparalleled as hai,
dressing Sold by an Druggists ana fashionable hair
dressers and at my Office, No 1923 Broadway, New
York :E.::: -, SARAH A. CHEvALIER, NJ. d. 4
%ss n. & . i. DoWE / NOISE,
- : - .4 7 No. 1b1 Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Eotel
9.AlAuuaiy go. t44 .,iS...}.ls tlt 6mos
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NewvnrENc,,,Ea

f New YORK., April 25.-The Now York Legisla-
ture having transferred, the supervision OF the
theatres pawn shops, hacks, street cars, etc, to
the Metropolitan Police, the City Council last night
repealed all Ia rs affecting them. .ss sssi q
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- oay.--+'-e tg+,an4 ; va
From Richmond,

RICHMOND, April ~ 25.-The House delegates
passed Bill to-day directing the Board Of Pubic
Works to sell the remaining interest of the State
IN the railroads, amounting to about SC, 600 oco,
and the purchase money, to be paid IN State bonds
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H57 TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DIsIRICT-D1sTR1cT COURT, APRIL
% lss7-It s ordered that Friday next the 2Gth April
be appointed SENTENCE DAY ; that all persons who
nave necn found guilty at this Term OF the Court and
those Tor whom scaled sentences have been left at tho
January Ter and those under recognizances who have
failed to appear be brought mp this day; and that
Bench Warrants issue against all those parties who haye
heretofore neglected tie of the Court to np
pear.
By order Of Judge LOGAN.
JACOB wILL1MAN,
April u L-.-I..- ...EL .- Dar,,t,r e1ez,-
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EDWARD BLAQUE, the new Turkish Minister to
fhls country, is q son of NJ. BLAQUE, an able and
talented FTenchman, who for many years edited
the Aoale'1r 0uonsqa at Constantinople, th1 Off
cal organ ct the Sultan. Young BLAoUE was con
nected with the Turkish Government at an carly
age and sent to Paris as attache Of theembass
sy. While there he married daughter Of the late
pr. VALENTINE MoFT, Of New York, but she died
Two years afterward. NJ. BLAouE has lately, been
Turkish Consul General at Nanles j.T:s. VA s] r
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e%T TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
Whereas Certificate No. 1921 for Fifteen Thousand Do
Lars City s1 Per Cent Stock period IT, issued January
2oth. 1860, to MARGARET HARRIS. A. ). ASDERsos
Trustee has been lost notice Is hereby given that on the
1st day Of June. 1867 application win be made to the
Honorable the Mayor and Council Of the City Of Charles
ton to renew the same by issuing new Certificate.
VA. Al ANDERSON, Trustee,
Per ROBERT HAan1oTT, Attorney for ANDERSON
Charleston, February IS, 1861. - @ = ~. ...1s
February 26 s!< s..5a. t4GLs q: 1,,,.so 4
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Washington News.


WASHINGTON, April PA squad Of the 9Th
Cavalry fought the Cheyenne Indians thirty miles
west Of Fort Dodge, killing six Indians, and losing
oneof their own number, and one wounded
Trouble is apprehended in Cuba. Tro ops are
drilling constantly. Eig.
The HezdtTs Washington correspondent says
that SURRArr's trial is improbable, as deep i'm
preston is entertained By the nistrations ad-
herents Of Mrs. SUnRATT's nnocences which her
sons trial would only make more apparent.
GEoReE PEABODY arrived to-day, and visited the
President and Sir FREDERICK BRUCE and then re-
turned to New York. a,
! receipts from informal revenue to-day
amounted to s4S1. .000 %ss III s',-FS
SANFORD CoNNovER, who committed perjury be-
1're the Congressional Investigating Committee,
has been sentenced to ten years' confinement.
The Government is not advised of the object Of
the Japanese mission, expected here to -morrow
Tho receipts from customs and internal revenue
1or ten months, ending at date, is 1854 00O, 900,
Icing falling off Of ss1 900 900, as compared with
the same time last year. @ttial.i..& 2.'
DLs attacked and defeated MARQUEE, who arriy.
cd before Puebla with 1000 men, shortly after its
capture. MARQUEE escaped, losing guns and am
1nunition. i.@a5 ,2sE ~;
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sS ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
NAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs F.
BAUcH and P. GoUGLEMAeN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAU. Of Pars). No. 500 broadway, New York.
April IA zrean uul..H|. vi. aIpn. . 1,,
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s%ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Pre-
sture Decay, and a the effects Of youthful indiscre
ion WILL for the sakc Of suffering humanity send tree
TO al who need it. the receipt directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advcrscrs experience can do
50 by addressing, in perfect confidence, "
as JOHN D. OGDEN
Apral ~ 3mos* No ~ Cedar street, New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

nS- NOTICE.-THE STEAMER PILOT BOY
has been temporarily withdrawn from the Georgetown
md Savannah routes for the purpose Of being rched
The steamer Fannie will for the present take her place
in the Savannah route. "M
April IS FERGUSON L HOI,ME9 Agents