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OUR NEW YORK STEAM FLEET.-On the 1st Of
October, we shall have eight fine large steamers
plying between New York and this port The de-
parture. will be on Tuesdays, TIL usdays and Sat-
nrdays-)ne steamer on each of the two first
named lays, and two OF. ne last day from
each rJrt. This is to meet the large tall business
now near at hand. Messrs. MORGAN Co. Will
run the Tuesday and Satu- ay steamers, Messrs
GETTY the Thursday steamers, Messrs. LEARY also
ON Saturday. It is expected that another steamer
will consort with the G. 3. Upon on the Boston
line and third steamer unite with the Fdlcon
and Sea qnM from Baltimore. With these addl-
tions, and our two Philadelphia steamers, there
will be fifteen steamers at work, larger NUMBER
than ever before.
THE YELLOW FEvER III GALyEsToN.-We are III
debted to DR.. GEORGE S PELZER, OF this city, for
a copy of the following telegram he received from
Galveston:
GALVESTON, September IL.
DR.. George 5. Peter, Secretary Of Me Hoacord
Association:
The fever is decreasing We are able, with what
help We have to cope with it. Seven sphysiclans
have died; plenty left. thousand thanks tor
your noble offer. N. b. YARD,
President Howard Association.
We are pleased to record the above, first, be-
cause the disease is @bating in Galveston; and
secondly, because We deen. it emiuentiy proper
that when We have been spared, b. the goodness
of gracious Providence, from this and all other
endemic diseases, that We should endeavor to do
all that is in our power to help those who are
afflicted and alleviate their sufferings, 1t was fol-
this reason the Howard Association of Charleston
inourei of their sister society in Galveston II they
could serve them.
1t may, perhaps, not be amiss to state here, thai
the Howard Association OF this city is perma
nent organization; but only so in name. 1t has
its officers, but il We are correctly informed, 1T il
only in active operation during periods OF epidemic
disease. At other times it performs no functions
II has. therefore, at present no funds Charles
- 4oo has had the singular good fortune for severa
-aors (snid all the various forms OF poverty an'
aistrsss). OF being altogether exempt from tina
particular species of public calamity, for the rene
~ which this Association was first called INTO De
inc in this city. The present officers OF the HOW
ord Association are JAMES TUPPER, Esq, Presl
aant. DR.. @. S. PE1zER, Secretary, and " AIsrol
PRme1E, Treasurer.
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White majority, ls.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
ESTIMATES WANTED.

OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER,
CrTT HALL CHARLESTON, September II, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
- the 18th at - O'Clock NJ, for BUILDING SEVERAL
TRUNKS OF the lengths and sizes given below. The e.
Inmates win include the cost OF e1csyatng about 200
cubic yards of earth the necessary filing reforming OF
paveInents, and grading after the laying Of trunks
TRUSKs. FEET.
Length OF Trunk in Line street. 27o
Length of Trunk in and from lots in Coming street
to the tidal drain @ '' 800
enoth of Trunk from lots Gadsden street to the
main drain in Wentworth street. .............. 100
Length of Trunk from McIntosh's Court to Rad
clife street drain. lS7
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SEC x No person persons shall ride. Lead or drive
any horse or horses mule mules within the enclosure
of the Garden under penalty of ve dollars for every
such offence to be recovered in the City Court oneha
the amount of the fine to be gwen to the tnformer.
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TaE ''Isals. "-'' Do you know" asked an Epis-
copal minister of his clerk one day, "what keeps
farmer JONES from church, have not seen him
for these three weeks. L hope it is not soclnlan-
ISM"
':No, your honor, it is something worse than
socinianism"
'Worse than socnianism can it be del'm
''Worse than that!"
Il hope it is not atheism"
''Aas, your honor, it is worse than that
''Worse than atheism; that is Impossible
Nothing can be more horrible than atheism! But
let us see, what is t?"
He has got the rheumatism, your honor.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,l.

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,
MAIN GUARD HOUSE. \
CHARLESTON s. G.. Angugt "a. 1851
N1HE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF ORDINANCES
i are published for the information Of all whom 1t
NAV concern. G. B. SIGWALD,
Captain Of Police.
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OrrlCu Of ANA
January 8, 1857.
nUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office. 3 THoMH
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HINTS TO SMoKERs.-As We know OF several in-
dlviduais in this community, who make haDit OF
smoking, we have thought the following ADVICE
from the Courier des Eats Unls, may be OF SER
vice to some OF them. We translate 1t, therefore
"Never light your segar cigarette or plpe untii
quarter of an hour after your breakfast or your DIN
ner Never, as you value your life, never light again
segar that has gone out. After your rrepast, smoke
in the open air; Or still better, let it alone. be-
ware never to smoke damp tobacco. The pipe Is
less Objectionable than either segar or cgarette'
but, by all that is decent never smoke the pipe OF
another. Finally, persons of a nervous and bilious
temperament have everything to fear from the use
of tobacco; those of lymphatic temperament
alone can brave nicotine with impunlty
Dr.. BRUINS ScHooL.-The school OF HENRY Nj.
BRUINS, LII. d. as appears by an advertisement
in our columns this morning, will be reopencd on
the first of October. There is no citizen OF Charles
ton Who would require to be told anything at all
about the capabilities of DR.. BRUNs as teacher.
For years he filled with distinguished honor the
position of head of the High School OF this city,
and many Of the parents Of the youth OF to-day
can bear testimony not only to his skill and ability
as teacher, but also to his lovabe nature as
man: and there is no one with whom he has ever
been thrown in contact who will not heartily con-
gratulate him on his success as teacher, and as
heartily wish for continuance of IS prosperity
in the teld for which he SO well a. Led by nature
and by cultivation.
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SEC WILL ALI indecent and disorderly conduct ours
ing and swearing caorous noises drunkenness, guar
relng fighting or profanity committed In White Point
Garden or on either Of the Batteries Aforesaid eha be
punished in the manner the same offences arc
now directed by law to be punished when committed In
any other portions OF the city.
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For Convenience, Economy and
Cheapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
put on Plantation.
OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLES
ALLENpALE, BARNwELL DISTRICT. s. C.,
Mach 1861 4

ALLEhDAlE, BAh,M fLis Dlol Wy
Mach l, 1861. J
Messrs. Lille d Marshall
GENTLEMEN / used, during the past season, one OF
"InRersos Portable Cotton Presses, purchased OF you
last September have always been preudiced III iavor
OF the Screw Press and nothing but dire necessity III
adding my testimony in favor of its entire adaptation 10
the wants cotton plantation II has surpassed my
most sanguine expectations. have pdcked Win put
two hands yet I prefer four-two at each Lever. MY
bales all weighed over 800 lbs. The first lot sent TO
market averaged 5G2 Is W impression is that oOO os
OF pounds subject the fooblock to too much rsk un
less the sides OF the cotton box was increased IL "Cad
add greatly TO the value Of tho Press II the cotton oo
was ten inches longer. In haste, am very respectuJ,
Tour obedicnt servant &c, b. '" LAmloN-
s | took m Press down and carried it some iour
miles 10 pack the crop Of rcighLor vino failed to hare
Screw built: he was so much pleased tnat ne Gas
determined to abandon the "ScrcT and purchase IN
sersols Prcss. L: W. L.
Orr1cr OF EISc's MOUNTAIN RAILROAD Co3fPAST.
YoRRvILLE, S. c. April 10. 1861
C,>1r= haze lust received Jour c;s5i oil CO.
ar- l4t,-upon ny return TO this place after "a ab-
snncc of two mouths-and this reply may be too atc ior
or Descriptive Circular Of InGorsolrs Cotton Press
TIC Press l used in packing M cotton aast yeaI
worked admirably, packing. with case rom ouo 70 ~o
Ibr With good active hands TO work It, am satisneo
that from eighteen 70 tTeEty pa!es "isn' '@auA' ="
packed in day. Y..- 49,;
Thia Prp=s combines the advantages OF lenines7, ana
con7eouen portability and simplicity lnei5 easiy lnan-
aoed b, any one of ordinary intelligence real con-
nressino force with little motive power and "iast Dut
moi least it worked entirely by hand thus saving lor
The farm horses the hard labor lnpossu "ph "'iA ~
the use of the ordinary 'Scrcw
Respectfully, &c., yours. l." W. i-;i"'
10 LITTLE K MARSHALL, Charleston =. q.
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and PRICE ilar
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SEC. VI All smoking of any pipe or segar In White,
Point Garden and East Sonth Battery. be and the
same is hereby prohibited; and any person who shall
violate this clause of this Ordinance shall for each and
every such offence forfeit and pay the sum Of five dol
lars to be recovered in the City Court onehsH the
amount to be given to the intorTner.
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GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS.

February 9
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Verdict of tho Faculty.
sTInIuLAHTs INDISPENSABLE AS nrEDI.
CINEH.

Tho most distinguished physicians in the United stea.
have recently bccn placed the witness stand, and
hnvc, with voice. declared that puro simuants arc
vaiuab!c medicinal agents. This decision OF tho faculty
roers especially to 'medicated sumulsuts Of which the
rnrcst and tho best at present known HosTETTERs
STOMACH BITrERS It's basls is tho alcoholic prin-
eiplc OF tho finest rye grow In tho United satos and
herbal ingredients comprise tho oItrrcts largo num-
h"r rants bsrks and roots produced in various parts
OF tho world, and all noted In tho countries which
thoy arc indigenous for their powerful sanayo proper.
ties As an fnrigoran aud tonic tho value OF tho Dit.
tcrs can sca ely bo oyorratcd. Hcnco It's extraordinary
effect In fever and uguo md internents and remit.
tents OF cvciy typo It's nnbouB properties arc mar.
roilous. Persons OF bilious habit by taking n small
quantity once or twico day. may completely change
their constitutional tendency to liver disease and escape
nl the unpleasant consequences which other from
tho unnc scnBrcness the unnatural torpdity OF tho
hillary organ. Chronic constipation Is eradIcatc,l
thoroughly and In very short space Of tIme by small
doses OF this wholesome regular, taken night aud
morning. and for oil tho disorders which arc nperin-
dueed by cxhnasions from decomposng vegetable and
animal matter in tho streets OF cies the nasma OF
swampy dstricts 1t is whom takon PROTECTIVE and
preventive medicine, Tho most reliable OF oil safeguards
July22
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ALL KINDsoF JoD WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
Auction Sales This Day.


Auction Sales This Day.
MCKAY 4 CAMPBELL win sell this day, at 10 O'Clock
at their auction sales room No. lug Meeting street, tic
coutcnts of n nrst.class liquor store.
Il. NJ. MARSHALL 4 Dno. will sell this dny at 10
O'Clock at No. - Broad sircot, brussels carpet furn
turo cook stoves, &C.; also two ne horsos rockaway
sets harness.
srEsnousK & Co. will sell this day at II O'Clock, al
tho Old Exchange. tho steamer Volunteer Also Tic hull
and boiler ana material OF tho steamer Charieston
JETFonDs & Co will soil this day, at 10 O'Clock, at
store corner OF Limo aud srcs Streets tho contents Of
grocery STORE
N. HUNT & Son will ssll this day. at 10 O'Clock IN
their sslcsroom. No 142 Meeting street. boots shoes
Gnitcrs.
II. II. IL.
hro synonymous with Health, Strength and yiQor
Tho secret win BIO revealed by investing In bottle of
PAfKNIN's HEpATIC DrTTERs For salo by ulI
Druggists.
The Ttmo 10 Advertise In tho Country,
THR PH1sIx hns largo circulation throughout t,,.
middle aud upper Districts or tho State. Adyertisnr
rates M reasonable tho srngcncy OF c money
ket Will warrant Merchants others Wishing to use
uio columns OF the paper will address
JULIAN A. sELDY. Proprietor,
feDrnRry G Columbia, &. @.
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FREQ to EyerybOdy.

Large PIP. Circular, giving information of tho
greatest importance to tho young OF both scxos.
teaches how tho homcly may become beautiful thu,
'lcsp!scd rcspcctcl, and tho forsaken loycd
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
address, md receive copy postpaid. by return mail
Address p. o. Drawer q,
Mnrt,h 30 Tyr N v
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THE HERALD.

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NHwDRRRY @. H., At
\ ss pSs snnuna, and having largo circulation
Affords great sdvlntages 70 rdsertIoers. y
a.e; 1,s for Ss which .ppi
| ..lE yr5 = zUo0. r. i n q. 0RKNKERR,
bo7emhSS M, s A1t1esy sad Rropne,cts,h
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LOCAL MATrERS.

JOB WonK.-Wc hayo now completed our oilico
30 as to execute, in tho shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most re-
spcctfully usk tho patronage OF our friends.
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IL. III

II you want cheal Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, MILLEas' Almanac;
II you want Printing executed .nenly; .j
Hyou want Books bound In any style, or Account
Books mado to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, 60 to HInAH HAnR,s, No. SO Broad street.
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GuENY BAoGISo.-Mcssrs. JOHN G. MILNoR &
Co. yesterday sold for cash, account of tho I'M
derwritcrs and all concerned, 2j bales Of gunny
bagging, as follows bales ut 2il; 10 at "a, nntl
10 at 23l cents.
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RAILROADS,
GRAND CONSOLIDATION
OF
RAILWAY & STEAMSHIP LINES,
6axaEtyNsan@
t8sEE|sss91 ta8asXsag9 EEg V > sElsHH

JIREIoHT SHIPPED AT VERY REDUCED RATES,
~ DAILY. ON MAIL TRAINS FROM DAI.TIMoF': !:
CHARLESTON AND Ali. STATIONS On THE SOi,rif
EASTERN RAILROAD, IN FIFTY TO SEVENTY
IOu!ts. DY TIE GREAT SEAa'ARD INLAND AIR
LINE, VIA .ANNAMEsS1u RAILROAD md STEAM.
SHIPS.
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Tho BennettsyilIe "Journalp

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING At
Bennettsyille, 8. Co. IN the eastern portion OF tho
STATE by sTUBBs LITTLE, Propriotors aud Offers
superior Inducements to Mfrchnnts and all others who
wish TO extend their busioxs In this Of thc Poo
DOC country We respectfully solicit the patronage Of
Ter,ns-33 psr mum, Invariably IN advance hdyer.
usemcnts inserted at very reasonable rates july
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PosTorFIcE NOTICE. An evening mail for Angus
10 and Savannah, and for distribution beyond those
Offices, will close daily ut tho postofico at halfpast
o'clock.
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PEasoNsL.-col. r. BARswELL RuETT, Jr., and
lady, arrived yesterday from Huntsville Aln, and
aro staying at tho Mills House.
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Post Ofiicc Notice.

Post Onicc Notice.
Posr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. O., July q, 1861.
After to-day tho mnils for NorlcaBcrn ltailroal
will close at o'clock AM. and to-day mud after
wards they are expected to reach tho railroad
Station" ut 2:30 o'clock PM, and to DO ready for
delivery at this Office at $3.50 o'clock PM, except
OH Sunday, when tho hour will DO from PM. to
P.S1., until further notice.
STANLEY G. TROTT, +. NJ.
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TO TAX PAYER!

= 7 VO INK PA EItS: -------
TUfR FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Il PUBLISHED
i for The Information OF all persons concerned;
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE sur-
PLIES ron THE YEAR 1867 AND roH OTHER PuRrosEs.
I. Do Il ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen IN City
Council assomblod, That sll ares payable Under the Or
dnancc 10 raso supplies for tho 1887 and for otor
purposes bo paid before the Goth day OF June neIt
and that persons who shall make default OF payment OF
amount of their taxoa, and haff per cent per
month until tho 3ist day OF July whom. not paid,
amount Of two per. cent per month upon tho amount
Of taxes sha bo paid and alter tho S1s day OF August
throc per cont por month on tho amount or axes duo
shal be paid until payment Of tho whole amount is made
II. That all persons who neglect or fail TO pay their
monthly tAIes or beforo tho fifteenth day OF each
month, shall respectively pay tho amounts thereof
two por cont per month from such fifteenth day, until
payment In made
ilatihed in City Council this seventh day Of May In
tho year OF Lord one thousand eight hundred md
sxtysayen. l...s .;.'af
h.hl P. Q. GAuLARD, Mayor.
w. III. BMTrI, Clerk or Council 3mo May II
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Mr. G. c. Bowen, lately sent to Castle Pincknoy
by the military authorities, was released OIL Mon
day afternoon, upon dcpositing sum of money
suti,cnt in amount 10 cover tho alleged clnms
against him. aud executing bond for his appear
ance.
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OFFICIAL.

oFFICIhL.
Hcndq'ra. Military Post OF Chnrlcstonl
CHARLFsros. 8. G., May 18th. 1867. !
GENERAL onpKEB, NO. 1S.
!. Tho following uro announced Registration Pro
einetH OF tho Military Post OF Charleston comprising The
geographical Districts OF Charleston, Dcrkcley and Col
loion, VIZ:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT
PARISHES OF ST. PHILIP AND ST. MICHAEL
CITY OF CHARLESTON.
FInsr PnEoIKcr.-ward No. City Hall. Ward No
2-Court House.
SECOND PnKcIScT.-ward No. 3-1st Poll, Market
I'd Poll, Palmetto Engine House, AnEon street.
Third PnEcIscr.-ward No. 4-Ist Poll, Engine
House, Archds'e Rroot; I'd POLL Engine House corne,
George and Contgc strcets.
FOURTH PnRoRCT.-WArd No 6-Eagle Engine House.
Mootng street
Ward No. 6-waslington Engine House, vandcrhors
str, ct
Ward No. 7-Engino House In Columbus street.
Ward No. s-WHRrs Wagon Yard King strccl.
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BERKELEY DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH, AND sT THOMAS
|, r- AND ST. DENNIS. E.
FIRsr PnEcrscr.-Mt Pleasant Poll, Fifteen Mile
House Poll. and st. Thomas Mustnr House Pol1.
PARISH OF ST. ANDREWS.
SECOND PnECHcr.-Club House Poll, on tho Man, and
School House Poll, James Islanth
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS, CoLLEToN.
Third PnEoIScr.-Club House Poll, Edsto Island; ;
Rockville. Wadmnlaw Island, and Lesnroyille Johns
Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS. BERKELEY.
FOURTH PnEcrNcr-Calamus Pond Poll; FuIEz's Old
Field Poll md Bnck Oak Poll.
FIFTH enEcNcr.-Bggin Church Poll and Strawberry
Poll
PARISH OF sT. JAMES. GOOSE CREEK.
srxTu PnEcNcr-dooso Crook Poll. Tor Kiln Poll and
wasss masaw Poll
SEVENTH PnrcIscr-cross Roads Poll and Hickory
Bend Poll . "
PARISH OF sT. BTEpHEEs'.
T1onrH PREoIHor.-Plneyfle Poll and 81. Stephens
Depot Poll
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, sANTEE.
NINTH PnRoRor.-Muster House Poll and Dutarts
Greek Poll. ''"'
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AUCTION SALES,

| fdniscmc brussels Carpet, Mh0ganH Wardrobe,
| BUrp6HS, BfdSfeIis. (OOk S05es Ptst0is 6c.
ISY IL. NJ. HlARSIIALI. ~ nItO., Auctlonccrs.
THIS DAY, ht 10 o'cock. ut No. 81 ljroai ttrrct.
Inly
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THE Mason d HA,nIN CABINET OnaAN, nftor
many improvements and notifications, hus now
reached that dogroo OF perfection in construction
and that moderateness Of cost that bring it within
Tho reach Of many who could not afford tho cxponsc
OF q good piano. No muaical family in prosperous
circumstances should fail to possess ono Of these
beautiful Instruments, which will provo at onco ON
ornament TO tho room, mems Of education to the
young people, and On unfalling and inexponsive
resource in social and solitary hours.
Boston Fuening Voice.
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Tir0 Fine Horses. One R0cki,rdy, iSr,s QC Harness.
by x. NJ. hIAIlSIIhLL. ~ RIO, huctionccra.
THIS DAY. ut 10 O'Clock, at No 81 Uroad.strcct
.Iuly
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SIcKLEs sIcKLEs l--Tllo march of Improvement
Is nowhere more visible than in tho upper part of
King street, and fow establishments on this street
can vie with MAnsnA1.L's hardware store at No.
at0. In addition to Tho former complete stock 9
fresh supply has been recently received, cmbrac-
ing cyory variety OF agricultural and mechanical
instruments. Mr.. MARSHALL has cndcavorcd to
keep up with tho spirit of tho times, and has i'm
ported number OF scklcs that will be found cx-
tremely ueeful TO tho farmers in gathering their
crops. It would bo an ondloss task to cnumcrato
tho articles in Mr.. MAnsHALLs store, and wo refer
our readers first to tho advertisement, md thcn to
No. $40.
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FORTUNATE EsoApE.-Mr. q. L. STEISaIErER bro
ther, and Mr. BEoKMAN, were returning yesterday
from tho plantation Of tho latter Ashley River,
in thor pleasure boat, tho Lizzir whom thcy were
struck by sudden squal which came up from the
northeast. Tho bont WAS Immediately capszcd
and tho gentlemen thrown ;:.to tho water. Fortu-
natcly they woro enable; to get on tho bottom Of
tho boat, but it was in lonely part of tho river
and thcy driftcd with tho tide until they reached
fat tied to tho new bridge. wherc they received
assistance from somo colorod msn. Tho party
were in tho water for nearly two hours, and their
escape is almost providential whom it is rcmem-
bcred how many sharks nro usually caught in the
Ashley River.
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STANLEY G. TRoTr, =. NJ.
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TME REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION for tho State oi
South Carolina meets to-day In Columbia. Wo
learn that largo number Of delegates aro expect
cd from cSery part Of the State.