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In addition to the above there were 62 sxty-two cases
Of distractions in the Streets and 81 three aaIms GI m
repor ed during the month and were severay relefreu
to the City Inspector and Chief OF Fire department.
sl eighyeisht head Of horses, cows &c. &C., were
found at contrary to City Ordinance and were dis
posed Of accordingly
hereby certify that the above is true report as taken
from the Mayor's Morning Report Book Of the Upper
and Lower Wards. c. B. sIGwALD,
Chief of Police
hundred and forty dollars 50l00 per above report
S. THOMAS, City Treasurer.
The following report of the Commissioners Of
Pilotage was accepted:
To the Hon. The Guy Council of Charleston:
We the Commissioners OF the Board of Plotape.
have carefully examined the merits OF the petition
of the Charleston Pilots, and find in the existing
ordinances regulating plotage, that they are fully
protected; for no person is authorized to pilot a
vessel without license; and if pilct Offering his
services is refused his full pilotage is to be paid
For many years pilots have, with the consent of
the Board, absented themselves from their boats
10 serve as pilots in some coasting steamers run
ming to and from this city, thus preventing any
DELAY to the steamer and for the greater safety Of
passengers, and they can see no good reason Shy
This practice should be discontinued as longas
sufficient number Of pilots remain to supply ves-
sells trading to and from this city. Therefore
Resolot l. That in our opinion the existing law
and ordinances regulating the pilotage OF the bar
and harbor OF Charleston, when carried out, are
sufficient for the protection Of the pilots and do
not require any alteration or further action In the
premises.
WILLIAM ROACH,
July 2d, 1867. Secretary.
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Cherokee Remedy;
CHEROKEE INJECTION,

doe, not fail to cure Gonorrhed, elect and all Mu.
cous Discharges in Male or Female, curing recsnt
easss IN from one to three days, and Is especially
recommended In those cases Of Fluor A6us or
WHITES IN Females. The two medicines used 10
conjunction will not fall to remove this disagrseaole
COMPLAINT, and in those cases where other medcnsi
have been used without success.
Price, Remedy, Ono Bottle g, Three Bottles & s.
,1.s Injection, w.
The Cherokee Cure,n Remedy" AMI IT3ec-
tion" nre to be found in nl well regulated drug
stores. and arc recommended by. physicians ana
druggists oil over the world for their Intrinsic worta
and merit. somo unprincipled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers by selling cheap anc
worthless compoundsin order to make .n money S:
in place Of these. Be not decefued II the drug
cists will not buy them for ", wriCc to us and we
viii send them to you by express, securely pacKeo
and FREQ from observation We treat oil! diseases &c
which tho human system Is subject and VIII De
pleased to receive full and explicit statements nom
those who have failed to receive relief heretofore
Ladies or gentlemen cnn address US In Tertect con-
.fdsncs. We desire to send our thirty-two page
pamphlet free to every lady and gentleman IN the
iand. Address all letters for pamphlets incidence
cr advice, to the sole proprietor,
EDr. W. R. MERW1N. 81 Walker Stu N. e
lay a thstu1yr
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GENERAL LoNGsTREET.-Jom NJ. G. Parker,
Esq., of New Orleans, to whom General Long
st Get wrote his recent letters ON reconstruction,
and who is now visiting in Lowell, Massachusetts,
has addressed note 20 the editor OF tho Courier
of that city, in which he alludcs to the feeling cX-
cited among unthinking people in the South
against General LonSstrect and adds:
''From what know OF General Longstrcct
feel warranted in saying he looks on these deuded
scrlbblers with pity, and will continue to lend them
his aid and pray for their deiyeranco, and General
Lougstreet will have the sympathy of every truly
loyal man, North and South, and the qualification
of knowing that millions of warm heaIts thank
HIM for the Christian course he has taken to re-
store the people of the South with whom he
fought against the Government of the United
Statcs) to their former status. believe he has
acted most wisely, and know he will continue in
the good work. i'll spite Of all the batteries the
mistaken men at the South can hurl against him.
Thousands of Others will follow before the cleo
ton day in the Southern States is over; and the
light which General LonSstreet has fred will
shine brighter and brighter day by day, till the
principles contained in his letter OF the Sd of June
last shall have been established throughout tho
length and breadth Of the nation"
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Judge Underwood ON Perjury.

On Friday Judge UNDERWOOD delivered his
charge to the Grand Jury Of the United States
Circuit Court at Richmond-we make the following
extract:
s'But learn that at the present session another
end new class of crimes will be brought up for
your consideration. These are perjuries arising
from the late registration. To loyal and tried men
as YOU, gentlemen Of tho Grand Jury, are known
to be, advice from the Court upon this sub
it my duty, however, to say that q course
tempered by due moderation should be pur-
sued in your Investigations. l cannot doubt
that many crimes of this nature have been
committed, that many have perjured themselves YES
in order to obtain the privilege Of franchise, but
it would seem that great caution should bo OBJ
served before prescntmcnt is made. Bear in
mind that concerning large number OF whom
YOU and believe to have committed perjury.
thcro is awido difference of opinion among loya!
men, and t1ose high in authority. Some OF our
felIow-clizens have probably boon guided by the
expressed opinion OF the Attorney-General, who,
you will remember, is the highest legal authority
known to the law These can urge with much
plausibility that there is much excuse for them Il
tho Attorney General agreed il their construction
of the Congressional acts. The Commanding
General Of this District also, has expressed some
vicws with which YOU may not personally COIN
eide, and which do not seem to agree with tho
legislation OF Congress at the late session. Here
/ zoo, WOulu urge 40 VIC "SSuooS
might plead that he had been guided by the Gen
erals opinion. So,
s:It is scarcely advisable to indct any, therefore
but those who have been fragrant perjurers.. Dt
not aim ut The misguided, uneducated and lgno
rant, but mark the leaders and other well-knowl
| individuals who have falsely sworn. would cal
your attention to postmasters their assistants ant
| deputies oil OF whom, am informed at the Post
Office Department. have always been required tt
subscribe to IN oath Of allegiance to tho United
States Government. If aftorward they have en-
gagged in rebellion, and thon registered, it is TO
yoH to consider whether they are pcrjurers."
In conclusion, the Judge again urged modera
tion and in this connection referred to his owl
views on the freedom Of the press, which h
thought should always be allowed to tho fulles
extent Better allow encouragement Of treason
than exercise q governmental censorship owe
newspapers, for in time the most violent Journals
will sting themselves to death. This view he ha'
advocated two years ago when advised by tin
Genera-in- Chief OF tho Armies of The United State
to prosecute secession journalists.
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Tennessee adyiccs from Memphis, Doth ult.,
say that fevcrish excitement, incident to the ap-
pretended riots at the coming election, has oeen
very much augmented by the proclamations from
the different authorities. On Saturday Sheriff
WINTERS, at the request of n number OF citizens
issued call for fifteen hundred men to keep the
peace on that day. This morning Mayor TAFT Is
sued proclamation asking WINTERS to revoke his
order, and stating that he has assurances ffom
General THOMAS that he will be here with rcS-
mcnt of regulars, and also that General FORREST
has agreed to take command of two hundred vol
untccrs and act in concert with the Supcrntcn-
dent of Police, BEAUMONT. The latter also issued
IA proclamation this morning, warming the Sheriff
against calling out posse, and threatening HIM
with the "boys in blue
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
FoRTY.sKTH REGULAR MEETING.

55os July 80, 1867.
Presmt-The Mayor, and Aldermen Rayenel
Gerdts. Small, O'Nein, Willis, Steinmeyer, Olney
Oakes, Honour, Marshall, Enston, Whilden, Cos
grove, Butler, Earle, Courtenay and Pringle|S.
The minutes Of the last meeting were reaS
and confirmed, and the following matters were dls
posed Of:
Applications for No. / Licenses from B. Field
mann, and others; for ale and beer licenses fron
Charles Iitschgi. and others. Referred to Com
mittee ON Licenses.
Application Of W. W. Shackelford, Trustee pray
ing Tor renewal of certificate OF city stock stand
ing the name of B. F. W. Aston, Executor
Application of A. D. Fleming for permission to
repair his house, No. 81 King street. Referred
to Committee on Brick and Wooden Buildings.
Application Of G.. q. Mentzel for q license for
fye billiard tables. Referred to Committee on LII
Application Of J.; G. Oetgen for permission to
sink well in Marion street; between Smith street
and Jasper's Court. Granted.
COMMUNICATION Of James Jefords, Esq, rela-
tive to the payment Of taxes. Referred to Com
mittee Of Ways and Means.
The following communication OF the Board ol
Firemasters was dgEasfFsroN g5a1ssedF 18th Juv. 1857
Honorable Mayor and Aldermen:
~ GFyrIEMKN:, The enclosed communication from
the Charleston Fire Engine Company has been
ladd before the Board OF Fire Masters. The
6OarQ teSpeCtluliy EoSoniiuonu sAAnS 'AiS "PeAASe
: .- Respectfully, Re- B. NJ. sTRoBEL, :,
Clerk and Supt.
!: o. n CHARLESTON, April 18th, 1867.
AR. NJ r. Nndtans, Chief FTe Department:
ESrn: beg leave to give notice that the Charles
tom Fire Company contemplate changing their ap-
paratus TO that Of q HOOK and Ladder, beheYlng
chat it would be OF more service to the commu-
nifty Tran their engine at present, and would re-
spectfnIiy ask the permission Of the Board Of Fire
Masters to the above change.
Yours respectfully, -
President Charleston Fire Engine Co.
Petition Of Mrs. L. G. Mordecai praying further
Indulgence for the payment OF her taxes. he
Yerred to Committee Of Ways and Means.
Bills against the Aims House amounting to
s2551 SO and bills against the Orphan House
amounting to $3165 63. Referred to Committee on
ACCOUNTS. "a
The following notice from the City Attorney was
read and on motion Of Alderman Ravenel the
City Attorney was authorized to proceed in &C
cordance with his notice. Concurred in.
r. O. Gdind,d, Mayor:
DEAR SR: In the case OF Conlon, adIninlstra-
trix. us. the City Council, the verdict OF the
jury WAS for five thousand dollars ($5000l against
the City.
Ihave given notice of motion for new trial and
an arrest Of Judgment, and will await the instruc-
tious Of Council in the premises. -
EssgsSsu qs.ors o, the GsDtain Of Pooe
was received az information:
axpoRT OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE, 10 his honor THE
MAYoR OF THH orTY OF cHARLEsToS, SHOWING THE NUM-
nm OF PERSONS ARREsrED IN THE crTY OF CHARLES
TON DURING TIE MONTH OF JUNE 1857, AND THE CAUSE
OF THKm ARREST
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT of CHARLES sTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Schr Wenonah TALL Alexandria, Va-4S hours from
the Capcs Corn To T Kerr & Co.
Schr Dolphin, Hill, Fairfield, c. Corn. To the
Master and NJ Butler
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty Savannah, via Beaufort
Hilton Head &c. Mdze. &c To John Ferguson, p
Pnkerson Burbridge & WickInan, S C Agent, s
Solomons Roper & Stoney, Il Chisolm, Ravcnel Co.
Col Lowe, A Canale, Southern Express Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr yapor, Bosert, New York-Rsley 4 Creighton.
Schr z Craumcr Cranmcr, New York-W Roach.
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Steamship 3 Souder, Lobby, New York.
Britt IL brig Cumming. Hookway Liverpool.
Schr Jonas Smith, Nichols, New York
From this Port.
Sclir Palmer, Palmer, Baltimore July 29
Schr H Cady, Crowcll Baltimore, July 30.
Schr Lilly, Woolford, Baltimore, July 90.
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SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1867.
pnAx1rELEs AND PHRYNE.

thousand silent years ago,
The starlight, faint and pale,
Was drawing on the sunlet glow
It's soft and shadowy veil
When from his work the Sculptor stayed
His hand. and turned to one
Who stood beside him, half in shade,
Said, with sigh, ""Tis done"
"Phryne, thy human lips shall pale,
Thy rounded limbs decay,
Nor love nor prayers can aught aYal
To bid thy beauty stay.
.rBut there thy smile for centuries
On marble lips shall live
For Art can grant what Love GENES,
And hx tho fugitive.
Sad thouehtl ncr ago nor death shall fade
The youth Of this cold bust,
When the quick brain and hand that made,
And thu and are dustl
"When all our hopes and fears are dead,
And both our hearts are cold
And love is like tune that's played,
And Life tale that's told.
"This counterfeit Of senseless stone,
That no sweet blush can warm;
The same enchanting look shall own.
The same enchanting form.
"And there upon that silent face
Shall unborn ages see
Perennial youth, perennial grace,
And sealed serenity.
"Ana strangers, when we sleep in peace,
shall say, not quite e'unmoved:
so smiled upon PraIiteies
W. ". STORY.
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Tho pay of soldiers in the British army, by pro-
camation of the Queen, has been increased by the
addition of two pence flour ccnts) per day: A fur
ther addition Of one penny per day is made to tho
pay of oil men cnlistng for second term OF SER
vice, IN al regiments except the )lonial, other
than the Canadian rifles. This is very small ad-
dition to the pay Of the soldiers, yet hundreds OF
men have re-enlsted to obtain the advan.e.
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Wo regret to learn that the -four mill of MIR.
James r. Massey situated on tho Catawba River,
was destroyed by fire on tho morning Of the 18th
inst. 1t is believed to havo boon tho work of an
incendiary. A considerable quantity Of grain was
also consumed Estimated loss between five and
sy Thousand dollars-Chester Standard.
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

u1HE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequalled by that OF any other in the tarancd
valley Saratoga Its virtues such have secured
the high encomums of all who have used it. possess
ing does in eminent degree cathartic, diurcc,
Alternative aud tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Professor
Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phia-
delphia, formerly of Charleston S. c.
PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1865.
have been for year or more past in the habit OF
taking the water of the Excelsior Spring of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invalid lie
to the different waters OF the several fountains when
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them ior much of the comfort enjoy, am saus
fed that the Excelsior Water s well adapted as any
other among them if not more so to the purposes ior
which they generally employed. isvcry arGeaoe
strongly imprtgnaed with se carbonic acid, hve! VIC
sparkling. can heartily and consclenuousii
recommend 1t to all who need gentle catnaric anu
diuretic SAMUEL HENRY DlChsoN, W. y.
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart po'I,Es' "Hu
packed IN good order for shipping, Plhls i ~ -,
four dozen each, and Quarts i'll boxes oi TWO uo' "
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Consignccs per south Carolina Railroad,
August e.

100 bales Cotton 125 bales Mdze $50 bags Wheat 29G
bags Flour 20 bags Bran, 6S bbs Naval Stores cars
Cattle &c To Railroad Agent, King Gibbon, Courte-
nay & Trenholm, Robson, DR. BLY,, Il Reckel, q w
Williams & Co. A Johnston o Phillips, Pritchett.
Bomann Bros, II Claussen, L II Rodgers Co, j ID
Busch Gen Tyler, J D Kirkpatrick, Graeser. Lee,
Smith & Co. Goldsmith Son, Wardaw Carew, Capt
Barrett, o Marindae, Stenhouse Co. L Lorcntz, j
Hogan.
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Aunusfa Market.

"A, L.
at Lid and sell at l42.
s1LvER-Brokcrs buy at l3p and sell at 1s3
CorToS-Market firm; all Cotton bought that is offer
ing Middnng 25c; Fancy Cotton 26s2Sh-l at 20; at
at 22S; at %; at 2SH; at 24h; 11S at 25; 26
at 25k; 26 ut &c; at 2G, and at 26h Total sa:es,
200 bales. Receipts, l25 bales.
WHEAT-White 81 90a2 10; Red 81 80al 90.
CORN-S1 55a1 90.
BAcos-shoulders l5al6; B Sides l7als; Rib Sides
1sa19; { lear Sides 19a19A.
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, July a9-CoTroN-Tho inquiry to-day has
beon hight and chiefly for small lots. Factors offer
ing crops moro freely but generally refusing to sell
small parcels and firm In their ideas. Sales lou
bales Low hidding firm ut 23c-c.
MONETARY AND Observation-Disclosures havo been OF
very limited character today OF quotations Gold
New York Sight u premium checking by banks and
bapLers and par to u premium buying outside. New
Orleans Sight !. premium checking, ard par buying
New Orleans Market,
NEW ORLEANS. July ACKNOWLEDGEMENT firm
ness has characterized the movement to-day offerings
were light and undesirable, being mostly confined to the
Inferior descriptions, and enhanced figures were gene.
rally demanded buyers were Obliged to hold aloof
throughout their limited orders not permitting them to
come forward Under tc circumstances the days trans
actions have been quite moderate, aggregating st th9
close barely 500 bales principally intended for the co
plction Of previously unexccued orders. Five brokers
participated in the business Prices indicated an i'm.
brovsd feeling advance Of 1ac q ID being realized
In several instances. The market however closed go
completely that we arc compelled to forbear attempting
even approximate quotations. The sale would have
been larger had the supplies of the higher qualities
been moro LIBERAL
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September /, bales lo2OS2
Received to-day, 15s GsS-76a ol4
Received previously. .....,..,,t... ipo4oo-io'ois
Additional bales made from wrecked, looso
burnt and damaged Cotton, pickings,
samples, l3325-ff2aa1
ST4419
Cleared tO.uay LIouo -,
Cleared previously. Zif-o11,<if
Stock on hand and shipboard. 3o2O5
CoRN-The market is dull and prices arc weaker The
transactions to-day comprise 240O sacks in lots OF which
go yellow Mixed GOO Mixed at 81 15 500 do 200 yellow
and 100 mixed at 81 90 400 white mixed ar 81 So 200
white OF 81 49, and 900 choice white a 81 40 per busne
FREIaHTs Nothing Of reportab!e character trans
pired under this heading OEeingsi were light through.
out being mostly confined to shipments coastwise we
have no change to report in rates, which arc as
follows: 1c per for cotton by steamer to New York and
Boston, and &c to Philadelphia; by steamer to New
York Boston 45c per sack for CON- 0Oc pei uol for
-four 81 % per Dbl for pork and $10a1l per hid for to-
bacco BY steamer to Liverpool "a per ID for cotton
and sos per hid tobacco BY sail to liverpool a916d
per b for cotton and 42s Cd hid for tobacco BY sail
to Havre 1lSc per ID for cotton
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, August O. 1867.
With very light stock prices are quite irregular and
difficult to quote, the rates in instances bong
above our quotations. and raise quotations for
some qualities Sales 40 bales viz: 10 at 22, at a.
at 251l, 10 at 26, and at 261z cents. We quote:
Good Ordinary ........,.,,...... ....M
Low Mlddnng. ..,...,..p.,...So
Middling. g.......................... ......N
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WE HAVE USED GALLIGuANs PILLS, AND FIND
w that they will do all that is claimed for them, and
cheerfully recommend them to public favor
T. H. WATTS, Ex-Governor of Alabama.
J.. W. A. SANDFORD, Atty Gent of Alabama T
ROBT DOUGHERTY, Judge Supreme Court Ala.
From THOMAS ]. JUDGE. Judge Supreme Court.
have used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS on my plantation
for Fever and Ague and find them all that's claimed for
them. THUS. y. JUDuE-
Montgomery Aa, September 90, 1855
LowNpEs COUNTY, Alabama.
GALLIGHAN's FEVER AND AGUE PILLS will do.
They arc decidedly the best medicine for Chis and e
yer ever gave would not be without them for five
times the price. y. A. GhAHAM'
AME1fCus, Apra II, 1867.
One box of GALLIGHAN'S PILLS cured me perfectly
of Chills and Fever They are the best medicine for
Chls and Fever ever saw A. g. DONALDSON,
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 9, 1865.
Messrs. BLUNT & HALE-GESrs: have used your
GALLIGHAN'S PILLS on two occasions for Chiils and
Fever and find that they effect all that they are intend
ed to do They tho best remedy for the disease tint
have tried. consider them perfectly reliable.
Grand ses grsnd Lodge OF F. and A. NJ Of Alabama
ALBANY, GA March Ii, 1897.
have used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS in forty cases soi
Chills and Fever with perfect They are tie
best Fever and Ague Pill put up
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
GOODRICH, IvINEMAN &; CO.,
No. 1853 Meeting street.
Anu y Oil DiDse' BLOUNT & HALE,
PRoPRIETORS,
May14 emo Montgomery. Ala.
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COMMERCIAL.
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Per schr Vapor-15OO0 feet Flooring
Boards lls,OOO feet Yellow Pine Timber. Per
schr A Cranner-13O,O 900 feet Yellow Pine Timber,
$4,000 feet Sawed Yellow Pine Lumber, assorted
sizes.
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The death of man is recorded in Hartford last
week, who, during the last month OF his life, be-
came dropsical, and so great was the pressure OF
water that, toward the last, it actually oozed out
of the pores OF the skin all over his body-so that
for the week preceding his death towels were con-
stantiy swatlcd about him to absorb the lricklinS
streams that issued from his oyerdistended skin.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah win Beaufort
and Hilton Hcad-Mrs Owens, C IS Wilson, II Duval
al lady, Capt Dretch, Capt NJ Gould, Grahame,
Miss Z Could Miss Green, Mrs Gen Glle, Daven-
port, A Bryer, and 20 deck
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Queen VICTORIA is building house in the Scot"
tish Highlands, seven miles from any other dwell
ing. She intends it to be place Of retirement for
herself and o few select friends.
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P. q. DRAKE & CO., New York.
,,,n on mwfl ",
The Bennettsyille journal"

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
Bennettsyille S. c., i'll the eastern portion of the
S..ie. py STUDIES & LITTLE, Proprietors, and offers
superior nulccments to Merchants and all others who
wish to extend their business in this section of the Pee
Dec country We respectfully solicit the patronage or
our Charleston friends.
Terms-s3 per III mum, invariably in advance Adver
t;semonts e,ted ut very reasonable rates. July