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ny bags for pers and il supposed that the persons
dropped re from their cigaros among the bags where
Il smoudered slowly until the names broke out In the
holds OF The vessels II 10 also suspected that the crews
vessels. and they had bean arrested and placed In
prison, but the investigation haA taken place when
the steamer sailed.
The United States steamer Pensacoa Captain John L
worden, sailed from here the 18th for Caao. She
will proceed from there 70 JON the North Pacific squed.
States steamship Dakota, Captain Thompson ID still IN
the Bay all on board well, except she surgeo., Dr..
Hoehling, who is very III shore with dysentery.
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LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

srpyo,K COUNTY CouRT The March term of the Sur-
folk County Court and Court OF Sessions at the
Court House, Rvcrhcad Monday last when the fol-
lowing cases were disposed of:Oue for selling liquor
on Sunday. for mayhem three for violation Of the
Excise law two FOR petit larceny, one for assssls and
battery one for rape one for burglary .s and one s. r
convicted Of stealing horse from John Ioe of rose
Jefferson senssnced 70 the States Prison for Ave yssR
There being seccud complaint made against BTswstes
jayne and Nancy x'Hommsdieu, they were esch lined
SSofor sioissisg the Excise Law. a.. n eA
Thrown ynon nm TpAcx:-On SAAsrd1N - ths fssseAs
tan irsn Hunters Posua the Long IsAsA AaIsssas
W. spPrsscAtns Jamsspsvs, tbe s.eskasg q q sxis
hives were os hut two iitslc children OF The Nsv NJ
Gibbs, who we're on board, we've slightly injured
DxsocHnC AND RxrusLrAx NoMzAnosa-M .
needing Of she deuosrs&sc voters Il ~ town =
jamaica sn Fvday evening, for 10 purpose % npni.
mating suitable psrsons b supported BY then ~ the
annual town sscson the "a day Of April shs fells-
ing s:1''sTss xs,. ns.in. c:- sspss,s ~
ssssOr, Hsssy q Lott; tor cssnissonsr Of H,ea-
q ne Psos joan suspSsa he fo,o~,.s sss u
republican nomination. For Supervisor. ~ y
s,sa Alvin DsDS.n ioq xss s s H,sn Me-
trand; for Commissioner OF Highway Abraham vm
siclen; for Justice Of the Peace, Howard PsauAlL
ALLEGED BleAxr. -on Friday evening sn,csr James
scully arrested man, named Michasl Mantis, upsn
warrant issued BY Justice Bndlss charsine him win
blsamy. II appears that about Angus 1se2. nichssl
came this county from the county Of Galway, hsAnd
leaving behind HIM Wife and -four o1tjdren. About
. year ago he made the acquaintance q ope Jo6onua
Coelaw, 70 whom he was married about the mid0e q
January, 1897 About . month ago his vifs anle1 II
hs country and endeavored 70 6nd her husband b0e ol
some time without success She sought she aesisaac(
Of some friends n New York, who directed her u
Jamaica, where she found Michael In We employ a Mr.
Martin @. johnson ana living with his newly selected
wife The unfortunate woman appeared before the jus
tice sued out warrant for his arrest and nov prayi
that Micbael may b dealt with according 70 Law.
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United Stntes District Court. Eastern District.
Before Judge Benedict.

United Stnses District Court. Eastern District.
Before Judge Benedict
Joshua Aftins q a. The FIBRE Disnfegro'iap
p,aH This action was brought against foreign corpo-
ration created by the laws New jersey and the pro-
cess by attaching the property Of the ccrpo
ra,i"n found the district Counsel for defendants
recently moved 70 set aside the attachment TN
the ground thai the provision Of the eleventh
section of the judiciary act OF 1889, which
declares sThat CIVIL suit shall b brought before
either n said agais nhabAnt Of She Uaited
STA o. BY any original other district than
thas whereof he y inhabnut or u which ~ sbAlt
~ foand The time Of serving toe wTk," governed
pssssedbags h Admiralty. rbs motion Wa brosgN mp
II eg6sr obtain cf this coon ~ construction Of the
essdiuss In Admiralty Judge Beusdict be- JUS REQ
dsred his decision n the matter The cpininn qait<
lengthy and comprehensive document Hin Honor
held tst the osjecon 70 the procsedings based
the eleventh sction Of the Jpdciarv act 81 15so
upennbc denied the motion cot aside the attach
mcut tbat ground This 10 contrary 70 decision re-
Gently rssdered by Judge Shpman 10 the ease OF Blair
occasspned the motion in the present suiA
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WEsrCHEsrER INTELLIGEaCE.

MoRNaANA School APrAIRs-The new school honse
No g. OF Morrisana, built the site Of the which
was burnt down about two years sgo is almost
ready for The furniture to be placed during
teoose ~ the week. and sctivs preparations ng
made that the school may be in fall operation BY the
Arst Of ApriL In csussqnenes u the resiepacas r
snpssintsndsns u shs Comnsvcial Hospta CseisnssL
.. salary y - - pm assum nd 20 addtsisnsI pvs
again vacant In vseasng MIN from his agreement the
Board OF Educafion expressed their
Considered probabe thai the non viii Ss nsred
TO Mr. Lownesburv. whose Appcatiop wae daclined N
favor Of Mr joiner when the selection vas made short
time since.
usnos BASE BALL cLcs. MoRRrsA>n AT The annual
meeting Of the Union Bass Hall Club Of Morsansa.
hold recently, election Of officers for the ensuing
year took place follows:-rhomas E. Sutton Presi-
deni; Henry J. Ford, Vice President; r ". steary,
Secretary: rheo A. sheall Financial Secretary and
John A. Henry Treasurer Tue reports submitted by
club, financially and otherwise. is in Furnishing
diiion. vote of thanks was unanimously rendered 10
Mr.. Geo. II. Albro for the highly satisfactory
which he had the duties or presiding officer
during the past year A resolution was also passed
authorizing Committee v present him with suitable
testimonial meeting OF the club isto be called Mt an
early day, for the purpose Of selecting t and
arranging matters for the forthcoming season
FiEyrIsH PRnrEpisc. "A few evenings sine
took place VIII ch oocasoned considerable
prise and excitement in the vicsiiy where transpred
The stables attached TO the premises Of Mr. Young Of
Hunts Point, were forcibly entered by some misrre.
ants aud quantity OF poison admin ssered 10 OF
valuable carriage horses from the effects oi which both
animals subsequently died. Tho scouudras also on
the tail OF very nnc strong uspcion d.
recied towards fcx persons who had been employed
o. the grounds bat for some reason we're discharged
recently. -.-..--.~.~
ACCIDENT TO A Boz HsRtxN BErpcE-Yesier
day afternoon, while boy nam~d Charles roiser ten
years acc residing with his parents at No 70 Edridge
street. PLAYING the end Of the southern arch Of
harlem bridge, he suddenly lost his balance and
fell heavily against portion Of the abutment masonry,
sustaining injuries OF rather serious character He
discovered, beeding profusey from dangerous cui
The forebes1 and with his right arm out u joint, BY
oicss Dsvos. e ts rwenh precinct and taken ~ bm
70 the ssttoo heuse, vheys snvKson was sosn - -
. tendaa0s - ~ hsls fsslsw proDsrly sArsd for.
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paper says b 40 fer as Captain Watson nya tho ves
SCI % npioyed between San Francisco and Homo
psSs Tim ns .sd mas and ssh ass
toeesncr LOOKS though after escaping from her
nes New York and circumnavigAiing the world the
Tepu .blscs
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SOUTH AMERICA.
a British Demand On Colombia and
lis enforcement.
4 Case Of Etiquette Between The American
and Peruvian Nariu.
Burning Of American Vessels ut
Valparaiso.
re nc. &c

TIE escsyship Rising Star, Captain Furber from As
puwa the 18th inst, arrived al this port yesterday
Ggng files and dispatches from Central and south
The following is the treasure list Of the
Rstua Ear
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MssQnern's Diplomatic Tronbles-Seizure Of
n SoiOpsbinn Wnr Vessel by British
Fragnse in Carthasena Bny-Congress
Tbwarting Observation-Disclosures BGrioB,s Re-
casi-No Probability Of a Congress Lima
Impending Revolutions In Pnnama. &c.
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Talk About n Truce In vnlparnis0-AnM edia-
lion Rejected by Pera and Chile-The Case
Of Etiquette Between the American and
Peruvian Navfes-The Revolution In Buenos
Ayres-RepOrted Defeat Of the Mendoza
Rebcls-Tbree American ships ON Fire I'm
Valparaiso-Two Totally DESTROYED, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-28

CHOICE AND CHEAP HaMs.-In passing MCKAY 4
CahrBELLs auction store. on Meeting street, yes.
tcrtiay, wc saw large crowd collected M is us,.
ally tho Case on Haio day, aud i aiKcr crowd of
hams exposed fur salc IL tho highest bidder, in
"lots TO suit purchaseis.' Though not u dealer in
tho articlo but dealor ont to number of Iittlo
and big mouths, who had been subjects oI tho term
refugee during tho war, and have since had
proclrily for hams-boilcd or baked, hot or cold
with or without cggs-h fact, hog meat of any
description; fer at tint time il was root hog
or die" Thinking to indulge their appelites
and gladden. their hearts by buying one
or two, We stopped, when lot was put lip.
we felt our purse, and felt lad, as it's con-
tents would not permit so large purchase
when the cry was fifteen, fifteen and half,
sixteen, going, going, gone. But mentioning our
regret TO good friend who had purchased OF our
inability to take lot, ho proposed We should have
one at cost price. Home it was scul-collsgnpd
to the rot AMI received at dinner In good cuntIi-
tion; il wns found TO DO Of superior quality and
line t'aror Wo concluded 10 call al the store and
buy small lot it posslble when to our satisfaction
We were informed that Messrs. MCKAY 4 CAMPBELL
have about one hundred, Which they will sell
during this day, one or more, 10 families at from
10 to l6 cents per pound. This being Saturday,
anu provision must DO made for tomorrow, We
would advise all who want u cheap and good din
ncr to call parly and purchase ono or more Of
these fiuc hams Mt the low prices offered.
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THoaaroS, tho great English A.trolo-
gst, Csirvoyant and Psychometrcian vino has aston
iahed tho scientific classes Of tho Old World has now To-
Gated herself at Hudson. N y. Madame THonsros pos
sesses such wonderful Ct second sight TO
he her to mpsr knowledge Of the greatest
TO the single or married OF either sex whe in satn
OF trance Ee delneates tho ve features OF he porson
you are to marry and by the aid Of nstumen. Of in
tense power known the Psycbomotrope guarantees to
produce Celike picture Of the future husband or wife
OF tho applicant together with date Of marriage position
in te leading traits Of character &C. This is no hum.
hug as thousand Of testimonials can assert Eho will
send when desired, certified Certificate or written
guarantee. That the picture is what prpos bc by
reloang hmall loci Of hair onl giving place of BIRTH
age dsposition nnd complexion and enclosing y cents
and stamped envelope addressed 10 yonrnel you III ne.
reiyc tile picture md desI0d Information by return mail
All communications RscrAily confidential. Address. iu
ronGdcnce. Madame f. =. THORNTON. T.. o. Boz 223.
Hudson, NY ly March 30
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JOB WoRx.-We ave now completed our Office
60 as to execute. in tine shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and VIZ most re.
sptrtfully ask .io patronage Of our friends.
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~ bi't Softt L..
,irIIrE ir.iHn M cpl-S.!iI
EIlSI: LOAN.


tIIy HILL. November y, ls,;G.
III. Pil;SoNs nl.'itini'S ~ kEiililiniS,I IS IHI:
~ Burnt districts and wa,;r illr III t,. ty, uI-
,rr "M Ari :" I'll" G.n'r,i Assembly. giving authority
l.. , tIty Iui" al Charleston lr.,.-.i III tiu tai.
ter al lire Lean. with N.w Ia sl in tIiiIg u
cav anew. ate hereby notified that the vi appli.
titi loans lic rairl il.r uilirr of thr SalL
II S,.iii'il. triwrra the haIrs al a. IL. ani p NJ
M applications huIst hep ii IN the above
Office, iic ,;unifrr VIII ruc-t Every ahf1y IL cor
shirr the
l:y order oi tIr Mis.r ". u. SMITH,.
Ny, mrr ~ ,}irrs ot ro,IucI,.
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LOCAL MA'I"rERS

10 TRANSIENT ADvERrIsERs s-No transient nd
Tersisement will be published in this journn here
"sf unless paid Tor IN advance. BY transient we
mean nh advertisement from my person who is
not regular advertising customer of The NEWS
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Many persons have within tIis summer experienced
tho benehis to be derived from the OF PAsKsIs.
ikp"Tic bIrrFRs We would recommend ttelu to al
who saud IN need Of u tonic
For sale by all Druggists ueloLpr q
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The City Treasurer will continue to roc Give the
amounts due for City Taxes for 1867 until Ist oc.
tober
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CHANGE or Horn FOR DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On and after Sunday, 9Th inst, this Onice will be
open from laf-past i've TO half-pas Six for ,pliY
ering mails. STANLEY q. TRO1"r p NJ
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IL. II,

IL You want choal Blank Books;
IL you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
pa, &c.; or, Mrr.LERs' Almanac;
You want Printing oxecuted neatly;
ifyou want Bouks bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern o,
ruling, 60 10 HIRAM HAnnIs, No. 50 Broad street
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Post ONCE Notice.

PosT OFFICE
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 6, 1867.
Aftor to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
viii close at 4 o'clock A.S., md to-day and after
wards they arc expected to reach the Railroad
station" at $3.50 O'Clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office ut a:30 o'clock p. NJ.
STANLEY q. TROTr, T.. NJ
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MILITARY CoMNIssIoSs.-Ueneral ScHoFIILD has
never, siuce the passage OF the Reconstruction
Act by Congress- tried any one by milit ,ry COM
mission. SO says the Richmond Win.
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REaisrnaTloN.-Thoseo Of the Third Precinct,
Ward No. 4, who desire to register arc notified by
the managers, in ali advertisement, TINT they
have but two days more to TO IL in.
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PosroFFfcE Nor1cE.-An evening mail for Au-
gusta and Savannah, and for distribution beyond
those offices, will close daily at the Postoiilro at
half-psst o'clock.
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Stp'I'tt.E.

~ irlGE CiEEk Or COl%CIT.-THE FOLLOWING
" claus" Ut Section ii "Or,linanc" 10 Raise sup
irs inr th2YH,E 1851 Is Published for tho Information
~ rGi4nna slns ;:ooa hy sample otherwise ~ ho
noi r''sii'Eil0 tls city All s. persons hereby
,itiIlcl to TrTarf II flT GIti'.'
''rlirrr lnis ry"Iy hundred hailsra ~ ali goals
.i In thu ely soil. IN. Ir-niruI., hs Eninp!s
";h"rwIsr- ~ II. SMITH,
March = ,irIk "G cnIu'.l
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AGcTi0fl SALES.
~ NH SNI.l...

NNTsT..
VIII H. Sold. ~ uih n,ictI,i,. WEDNESDAY. Ocip
4,.i 81. ", ~ Al r'.L-k \ VI. ~ a. = t.IuhI
f.'T l"'I',' f,'uh,t " ',Lii. h.rl.' ,i''I,,
l - i''' ~ bNNtriI' ihI
i'.iu# .rf.. tI'Ii ii', f',y iu tr
4 81 ii,. L.. ~
l.. stit' - i:s. it.',i. ,,!. !. Is tItSI.
'i'nt f'nErrs iurar :. =. ~ Military 1haiIIrI
7 T. MiLEh1H.
.,"t''iuiI'i =, ~ MAJOR and y. 4. - n.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Try T'lIeIl,

ALI. KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAHL,
NEWS OFFICE.
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SHIpPERs PER STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, for New
York, are requested 10 send their Bills ut Lading
FOR signature al the Office of CouRrExAY & TRIS-
HOLM, Agents, No. A Fast Bay, This Day, al 19
O'Clock NJ.
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O.:
AortCE.
oFftIE Of TIL: CiTIEF or POLICE.

oEFtIE OF TIL: CIIIEF OF POLICE
CHAELrsToS. y g.. Mag !. iS6i.
f1HE EE,tl GAR INSPECTION OF TIE LOTS AM,
i inSlnSuir- Vaults Ac. win commence Oh .Hond1g
- III is:. u|ners ana occupants hereby required
~ that their pcmsca in Cu1l condition anil ,:
;.i Nth ind rartIrr i i.nosSd required by Ord.
'.tLrc. Diii,f ,ns i.rrtipT" will ioilow.
EN a,"I ii Mayer iiSTIhEn
4. II. SIiiWALD.
Oh Il 81 eaiiry.
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Trinity CHuRcn.-Rev. f, ). MEySARDIE, pastor
OF Trinity Methodist Church, Hssol street will
leave for The North this day on b,,sirless connect
ed with his Church. Rev. DR.. WINRLsR has kind
ly consented 10 I'LL the pulpit OF Trinity Church
during the absence OF BIr. NkYsARp1E, and the
two congregations (Alr. NJ. 3 and DIR. W1HKLEu's),
will unite in worshipping at Trinity.
We hope Mr.. MEYNARDIE will have pleasant
trip, meet with success in his mission and return
1nNgorated In body and in mind, prepared for an
active winters campaign. We know no one who
has labored the long weary summer through moro
ardently and less spsring of self than Dir. H.,
and, with his congre gstion believe that lie is well
entitledto q few weeks rest from his liurnal and
hebdomadal labors.
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October q



What Ia TARRANT's EEFERyEscENr sEIJ,zEK
tons which tho great American public has riRh, to
ask and Il also has right expect candid and salts
factory ropiy. The preparation Ia mild and gentle
naline caiartic, Alternative tonic aud ia most care.
fully prepared In te form of white powder con.
tanning all the wonderful medical prolerte OF the far.
famed Settler Sprlngs of Germany.
OF ills effects would say that those WHO baye tested
The preparation are tho beat Judges aud they declare
over their own signatures that tho preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate the flow OF the
bile Curo every species or headache Trsnauilize the
nervous SYSTEM Refresh and lnrgorate the weak Miti
gate tue papgs of Rheumatism. NeutralIze acid in the
stomach Cleanse aud tone the bowels Assist the
falling appetite. Cure tue heartburn
u you arc sufferer give this Remedy one trial and Il,
will convince you OF the above Isc,E.
TARRhNT 4 CO.. Sole proprieors, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. amos September le
MURRAY. EDDY & CO., Managers draws EVERY
DAY at Cosinglon. Ky.
Whole Tickets from 81 TO sIo. Shares In proportion
Capital Prizes from $4,000 to s35 n00
Ii. T. PETERS. Agent.
No. 90 Hssel street, Charleston g. C.
HeWsmber6 limo
The Time to Advertise III the Country.
middle and upper Districts OF the State Advertising;
rates reasonable the Girnsency of the money mar
let will warrant Merchants others Wishing 10 nse
the columns of the paper Will address
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor,
February - Columbia & Z,
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GtTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
>rin,II:> iNIED.

-. Uul. 'HNiiI 49, =. pi. iui".r u. I-ji.
,lNi!p r!.''i.I,Ai Will. hi. EI..EIStD L NTH.
' tH. i"th u I"''l l. ". in :l'IibISG -ENIIthI.
H. Nk' "i M "u- .'. nri ~. tiV.'n .luw Th,
tu,iL't W 'I,iII, tia. t,bHl .if Nv Iu. g,ri -,
''''''' NiIt- at ",f ,lt srtN i.l!IIir rirTtuiU
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iiWil- !" E 'sN'. !,s li.-- IN ik, .t..r
'uiit :" Wn' ,i,ir lri,. >riInv nm. ,,uL-
!'I'5' .ii"'. -I"i-irn! thee iN .h ilr,.. l,.t
'i' i's'i Nv t. 't tom ''iI:fr- Braces tw,, y
~ i'HH'' '''N'Ii!''i I, tir ut trunks. -.
i'l''N 't iN' i''i L"i a. nr,,. I rnnl- ,. L,td
u "ih'i. i's iiisish.,i bN t;r. lu.Iu,rr
Az The M,ih must h. rr,r...I n, wi,I, ,,. .,,,,...
III iii.,
flii can '"' sea ~ t!ia 'ii.,..
'n!h ~ 'h'- .Ii ,ii, attached IA, . "a
"'''r Ipi ~ J. HhItEpI,
'''"'H"' - titt lui.ir',r.
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The Greenyille Monntaillrer

Is PUB .ISHED EVERY THURSDAY, At 81 50 PElt
year IL iyaucr. Advertisements inserted nj usual
rates q. J.. EI.fORD.
May 10 Editor aud lrOprietor
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UMPIHk@J H. EaFlUy, Sumtor g. II. G.
ScoRERs-F Cramer. Marion D. B. c.; W. TYLER
Eclipse D. B. c.
Game called at 3 o'closk and ended Al hsli.pas,
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THE JEWISH SYNAGOGUE The Wilmington
IN. O. Journa: says eve understand that tn
Jewish Synagogue in this city will probably bo
consecratdd on Sunday afternoon next. AS the
space is small 1t is impossible that the public
should be invited to attend. limited number of
invitations will however, be issued.
As 1t will, no doubt, be of great interest to the
lsraeites residing in ths different cities and towns
OF this State, We are requested to announce that
there will be services the Synagogue here during
the ensuing holidays, which, wo are informed, will
commence Sunday evening next, that being the
beginning Of the jewish New Year
The lsraetes throughout tho State are extend
ed an invitation 10 attend. Many no doubt will
avail themselves ofthis privilege, Rev. E. NJ MYERS
will ofieiato during the service.
sruDrA LEaIs-At meeting OF the law students
Of Charleston, held on last Thursday evening, the
Forensic Club was organized, the object Of which
is TO encourage research into legal knowledge.
theoretical as well az practical.
The following ofhoers we're elected: President
THos. III. HAfoKEr, Esq; yce-President, A. r.
sHyTHE, Esq; Secretary and Treaanrer g. RIVERS
WALLER, ESQ.,
The want OF law debating society has long been
felt by that portion OF orr young mon who design
Purauing tho legal profession and We tako pleas
nfe In announcing the completion OF this organiza-
'ion. We learn that many of the law studonts and
members OF the Bar havo already Joined nnl many
more dea1gn doing so. Tho object is worthy OF
the serious attention OF oil who are engaged in
the cultivation Of the legal science, and VIC recon-
mend all those Who desire to promote tho culture
OF the is" to attend tho next meeting, which will
be held at the Office Of tho British Consulate, in
East Bay street, on next Thursday evening, at a
O'Clock.
It will DO remembered by many Of tho old mem.
bers OF the Bar that society Of tho like character
was formed many years ago, on tho roll Of which
We have the names Of Hon. W. D. PORTER, Hon
a. @. MAoRA1u, and many other OF tho brighter
lights Of the Charleston Bar. We hopo tha
tho memborS Of this society will be as successful
In their profession as those who organized the frs
Forensic Club Of Charleston.