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TT Maj. JAS. II. SPARKS, Editor Of the
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E The Z. S. Senate on the lst Of March,
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Systems Run Down.

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Post OmcC Notice.

Posi- OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, October 8, 1867.
On and after 9Th instant the mails for Columbia
and points beyond will close at $50 p. NJ.
a second mail for Columbia and the Columbia
branch o. South Carolina Railroad will close Mt
9P. Nj. ,~ e-
Mails for Augusta, Savannah, and the Way Mail
from Charleston to Augusta will close at $50 A. M.
The second mail for Augusta closes at $50 P. M.
On Sundays but ono train leaves, and oil mills
close at s +. NJ.
Posi- OFFICE,
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After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at 3 O'Clock AM, and to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
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delivery at this Office at 81 o'clock F. nj.
GRANGE OF Hour /. DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On and after Sunday, ,th inst, this Office will be
open from five to six O'Clock for delivering mails.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

10 TRANSIENT ApvERTIsRRs.-No transient add
v~ertisement viii be published in this journal here
after unless paid for IN advance. BY transient we
mean an advertisement from any person who is
not q regular advertising customer of tho News.
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JOB WoRK.-Wo have now completed our Office
81 as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most re-
spectfully ask the patronage OF our friends.
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Posr OFFICE.
CONSULT DR. FoRDEN If You suffer.

ENGLISH AND AMERICAN Book PRIoEs.-JEAFEER-
SONS amusing work, entitled "a Book About Law
yers." which was published in London at 81 5O,in
gold, will be issued next week, in New York, at
a. i currency, by G.. w. CARLETON & Co., who also
publish, Mt the same time, q singular new novel
with the strange title OF "Titan Agonistes."
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JNQ. r. HERIOT, Jr.
L. N, COsTE.
r. 8. u

JNQ. r.. HERIOT, Jr.
L. N. COsTE.
R. s. BRUINS.
countersigned: F. F w y MILE MILLER : Referees. ,
To MEssRs. MILLER AND YoooM, Referees.
The race was run as follows Mr.. JNo. r,
HERIoT, Jr., had in his possession. two stop
watches, one to note the time Of the Eleanor, and
the other Of the Maggie Mitchell. The watch to
indicate the former was stopped at 10h. 85m. 1s.;
the other at 12h. Som. 7s.. making a difference in
the time Of the watches Of Am. 54s. 3.
As the stern Of each vessel passed the end OF
the wharf, going out, these watches we're again
set in motion, and, according to the time as indi-
Gated by them, the Eleanor arrived at 2h. Gam.
13s.; the Maggie Mitchell at Oh. 26m. 5sAs. These
two differences, added together, make a total of
I'm. 49,, the difference Of time between Che two
boats, as decided by the judges. The correctness
OF this decision is shown by the fact that the time
occupied by the Eleanor in the race was III. 49m..
O3s., and Of the Maggie Mitchell III. Som. 46Ss.; the
difference between which is exactly. 7m. 46s., "a
before. -
We are glad to see that these boat and Yacht
races are exciting increased interest in our COM
munity. Never before, as far as we know, has so
much pains been taken to ascertain the exact time
Of starting, etc., as in this instance. t.
The Battery, and the wharves adjacent to South
ern Wharf, the starting point. were lined with
spectators who had collected to witness the race.
The steamer Fannie, which had been chartered by
MIR. LOUIS KENAcKE for the occasion, had a full,
compliment OF passengers, and accompanied the
yachts on the race. The steam tug, and a new
zach. built by Mr. JONES, accompanied the sailing
party. At the hour appointed the yachts left the
wharf, and were soon out Of sight. ". 4.
From notes furnished, we learn that the Eleanor
kept the advantage on the outward trip. When
opposite Comn.ing's Point she raised her fyinig
jib and gan top-sail. The Light Ship, was rounded
IN LII. 3sm. In returning, set the jib top-saii, and
shortly afterward the flying jibbpon was carried
away, which impaired her speed somewhat. Some
difficulty was experienced in raising the square
sail, and when off Fort johnson scraped the bot
tom slightly. 'ta
The Maggie Mitchell met with no mishap be-
You'd getting her gaff top-sail ropes entangled.
This occasioned some little difficulty, hut the
ropes were soon arranged, and the Maggie bound
ed over the waters triumphantly. The raes. CT
cited considerable attention, as it was not only q
test between the two boats. but between the build
ers-one, the Maggie, being a Northern built boat,
and the Eleanor one Of MIR, JONES, best. Another,
recently from the hands of this celebrated builder,
'sailedtby Captain BoNNEAu, accompanied the race,
and proved worthy Or her creator.
' Am LALliOi A 4H.it HUt1. VI s.sr tItH E4#sH" ~ t.f
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READ KMa OF Pam wants to-day.

ME-. T. b. BRADDY,; of Little Rock, Marion Dis
trict, s. c., was released yesterday upon bail from
Castle Pinckney, where he had been confined for
two months, upon some charge dating back to the
period Of the war. From Mr.. BRADY we learn that
there are at present in Castle Pinckney about for
ty-ave prisoners Of all descriptions, and confined
upon every species Of charges or crimes.
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March 30 Tyr Tro,. N. Y.
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A DooroR IN THE HousE-Kma CT PAIN.

The CrTADEL.-We learn that the houses on the
East side of King street, between Calhoun street
and the Citadel, are to be razed-all but the old
Guard House, which is to remain. The Citadel
buildings are to DO handsomely painted, and vari-
GUS minor improvements made. There is an ap.
preparation Of several thousand dollars for the
purpose, and the work, we believe, is to be entered
upon at once. ~, III. ss l.,.t..
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JUDGE ALpRICH TO BE RRlLEyED.-The Charles
ton correspondence OF the New York Herald, Of the
18th, says that Judge ALDsIoH will be removed by
the military authorities for his noncompliance
with General CANBY's order relative to juries, and
another judge will be appointed in his place.
Messrs. j. w. McCLuNa, ULYsUs
MERoER, ?. SAWYER, HENRY D.. WAsHBuRNE and 4.
d. MEIas, members Of Congress and the Commit
tee appointed by that body to examine into the
condition of Southern railroads., arrived in this
city, and have taken rooms at the Mills House.
WANTED-A ScHooLMAsTER. Mr.. E. PLArr, of
GEO. w. WILLIAMS q Co., on Saturday, handed us
the subjoined letter, which we publish uer6atim,
Mfrdttm, et punctudtim, leaving out name and
place OF residence of the writer. The reader loses
much in not seeing the chirography Of this embryo
grocer. 4. ".
The letter is addressed
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