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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-07

l. is ''rlmored" that both Mr.. Schenck and
Mr.. Morgan, to whom the questionot Sep
TENDER s, ssion of Congress has been submitted
f'r determination are both opposed to that
measure. But the outside Radical pressure,
especially + ON the Radicals in the South, is
great. They almost all want 10 get back to
Washington, for various purposes.
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WEBSTER MATCHED BY 4 WoMAN.-In the

WEBSTER MATCHED BY 4 WOMAN.-ln the
some what famous case Of Mr.. Bogden's will
which was tried in the Supreme Court some
years ago, Mr. Webster appeared as counsel
for the appellant Mrs Greenough, wife of
Rev. VIM. Grccnough, late OF Weston, a tall
straight, quccnly- looking woman, with keen
black eye-a woman Of great self possession
and decision of character-was called to the
stand as witness on the opposite side. MIR.
Webster, at glance, had the sagaclty to fore
see that her testimony, if it contained anything
of importance, would have great weight with
the court and jury He, therefore, resolved
if possible to break her up. And when she
answered to the first question to her, II be-
lieve, Mr.. Webster roared out:
"We, don t want to hear what you believe;
we want to hear what you know - 3D..
O. Mrs. Grcenough replied: THAT sjust what
I was about TO say, sir, and went 90 with her
testimony. And Notwithstanding his repeated
efforts TO discomfort her, she pursued the even
tenor Of her way, till Webster, quite fearful Of
the result, arose, apparently in great agitation
and drawing out a large snuff box, thrust his
fugers to the very bottom, and carrying the
deep pinch to both nosris, drew it up with a
eusto; aud then extracting from his pocket a
very large handkerchief, which flowerd to his
feet as he brought it to the front, he blew
his nose vita Il report that ran distinct and
loud through the hall. =
Webstev.-" Grccnougb, was Mrs. Bog
den neat woman? s.. r.. ....- -.
Mrs. CT cannot give you very full In
formation as to that, slr;she had one very dirty
trick" e.. .."-. .... .. -.
W.-'What was that, ma, am -
Mrs. G.-"She took snuff! .H.:. :
The roar in the court house was such that
the defender of the G institution subsidized E
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.,TOVES!
STOVESl
STOVES !.


S. CUVILLIER,
kell's old stand, No. %, King street,
Dealer in all kinds Of
PUBLISHING GAS-BURNING STOVES,
+ .". AND TIN WARE,
Viz: Cook, Parlor, Hall, Church, Office and
other kinds Of Stoves and Ranges. Among his
Grst-class C5ok Stoves are tho Excelsior, Mon
umental, Irorsdes, VIM. Penn, Noble Cook,
Pennsylvania, Paragon, Lehigh, Continental.
Old Dominion, VIM. Tell, &c, &c, all Of which
he warrants as recommended. -
Coppersmithing and Plumbing, Roofing
and Spouting done in town or country at short
est notice and lowest prices for quality Of mate
rial and workmanship. CUVILLIER,
sep 7-tJanl Alexandria W.
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Gen Forrest denies the correctness of the
last interview with him. The reporter of
the conversation did Mt make a correct re-
port - .aas i:sgry g, :aLs-.,& .Io2j.- ll9os 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-07

Rev. MR. SpURGEON-It is reported in
EogIish journals that the Rev. Mr.. Spurgcon
has engaged himself to make occurring tour
through this country during the present fall.
No doubt Mr. Spurgcon would be successful
here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-07

The mother of Gen. VIM. Malone died
recently in Southampton. county-and his
youngest child died at Coyner's Springs a few
DAYS ago. .f,sga p aa9.4an. ao.,y.s-F
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-07

It would now appear from intelligence from
the Southern States that the cotton crop will
fall below expectation. The area planted was
less than usual; but until the last few weeks,
the hope was INDUCED of large yield per
acre. This hopeis now dissipa:ed by excessive
rains and attacks by the boil worm. 49,. 5,
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

On Saturday morning, while a drove of cat
tie was passing over the bridge aross BlackWa
tex Creek, near Langhone 4 Scott's mills,
Lynchburg, the structure gave way, precl plta,,
ting tie entire drove, some seventy-hVe head
of cattle, distance of forty feet into the stream
below. Strange to relate, not a single one OF
the drove sustained any mentionable injury
III The Richmond Enquirer says:-"The stock
of whiskey in the city is Icing rapidly exhaus-
ted-four hundred barrels to be shipped to
New York tomorrow or next day. The to-
bacco market is inactive, but WlIllmprove when
the new bonded warehouses are established
7. Mr.. D. B. Payne, of Lynchburg has bought
a farm in Amherst county, six miles from that
town, on the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
Railroad The purchase embraces 279 acres:
The terms we're $4,000 on time, with liberal
discount tor cash, which was paid.
= A colored man, near Richmond, whilst labor
ing under deliriuln trcmcns, killed himself on
Friday last. .,..-t'. . ..s-...
A gentleman says that there arc a good
many beavers on the .Nottoway river and its
branches in Notaway county.
. Z: WASHINGTON ITEMS. The grounds at the
park of the Washington Schuetzon Nercin will
be thrown open to the public again to-day and
to morrow, aud the sports of the Schuetzentest
be again resumed. ..'-.1-- a1. ...-..a.
About the latter part Of the present month
there will be quite heavy reduction Of force
in the various bureaus Of the Treasury Depart
ment, the appropriations being inadequate tor
the present force. The Der to be dismiss
ed has not yet been determined upon, though
it is thought about rWo hundred will be dis
posed with.
d The water is now higher in the G.. i O.. ca
nal than it has been any time this season lhe
arrivals SO far during the month are ll6 Col.
Spates visited this end OF the canal, last week,
aud found everything satisfactory. 10
The st. Charles Hotel corner Of PennsylVa-
MIA avenue and Third street, has been closed
up for want OF patronage Boarding house
keepers viii take this as an Indication Of dull
tlmeS.1ag,G,14 -ai5i ... q. seg g.--f. -.
+, The Board of Directors Of the canal have re-
moved Charbes T. Peck, long clerk in the
Collectors Office in Georgetown, and appointed
in his stead E. W. Cotton.
a colortd man named Jesse Lee, employed
at the Delmonico restaurant, was set upon on
friday night and so badly beaten aud cut by a
party OF roughs that serious results may YET
ensue. The alleged assaillants have been ar
Tested and held tor further hearing.
l he Black Crook is to be performed every
night this week at the Theatre in Washington
: The Georgetown Courier, speaking of the
thard times experienced BY the editors and
publishers of newspapers, says :-Publishers
Of newspapers are the ilest treated, best abused,
poorest paid, and least aided set of men in the
world. It would require the faithfulness Of Ulys
ses, the patience Of Job, the energy of John
son and the ubiquity of Satan to make unaided
q good paper; and yet people say is the easiest
task and the choicest position in the universe,
and will listen to no appeal and heed no
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-07

Judge L. P. W. Balch died at his residence
near Leetown, in Jefferson county, West Vir-
glnia, recently. He was Judge Of the Circuit
Court of that county during the year 1865. Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-07

The Radical presses, having in reality no
fault to fud with the temper, tone, or state
merts Of Gen. Lee and those who signed with
him the letter 10 reply to the inquiries Of Gen.
Rosecrans, are directing their batteries against
Gen. r. for asking for the information which
he obtained. Well, if thsy think this will do
them any good they may fire away! We don't
suppose hey will burt Gen. R. muct -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-07

Considering the events Of the past SIX or
eight months, and the present course Of Mr..
Fcssenden, of Maine, it must be acknowledged
that that gentleman has not elevated himself
in tie estimation of intelligent people gener-
ally. He has joined hands with thecandidates
Of the impeachers, and is leading the array of
those who have denounced him as. corrupt and
unworthy! If he likes the position it is not
creditable to his taste or his Judgment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-07

SPEEDY JUsT1cE.-In New York city, the
other day, so we learn from the Times, Justice
Bowling began at o clock to work upon cal
endar of sixty twentythree Of assault and
battery, thirty four of petit larceny, and three
others; and at TO- 30 all these cases were dlspos-
ed of. and the court Acknowledgements hav-
ing been passed upod sixty cases In exactly
ninety minutes, and the victims tried and
doomed at the rate of one minute, making
allowance for time lost in bringing them ur.
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LEXANDRIA..

Some nights ago, as Mr.. Darlington, living
in Charlottesville, came out from his mothers
residence, he was knocked down and beaten,
by an unknown person, and the assailant fled.
Out of this, without any evidence to prove
what they assert, and in the absence OF all
proof, some Radical papers have manufactur-
ed story that, an assassin had found out that
Mr.. Darlington, the U. S. District Attorney in
Washington, was in the house Of his brother;
that. the assassin hung about the house--that
he mistook Mr.. Darlington for Attorney Car
rington, whom he intended to murder, &C.,
&C. This is the way in which sensation stories
are raised and circulated. aaa...ya. u:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-07

The Washington Republican calls Gen. Lee,
"Mr Lee" Isn't that tremendously severe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-07

The statement that Gen. John A. Dix, q
S. Minister to France, and Hon. Heary NJ
Watts, Minister to Austria are in favor Of The
election Of Grant and Colfax, is believed to b.
untruc.
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DOTOMAC GARDENS.
4 q + : + D 3 4 i L
,rrrI 1lr, 1.INA,N IT

On MONDAY, Sept. +.
GOOD COTILLION MUSIC has been en-
gagged for the occasion. Positively no impCop'
er characters allowed on the grounds.
Tickets for gentlemen - cents; ladies tree
\ valuable and beautiful prize will be award
ed TO the best dancer present. -,,..
HENRY HERBNE",
sen Std Proprietor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-25

puvuc,.rs rrondar at the eY.raord,narv mower ot
RADWaY's RESOVATfNG REsoT,VENT in enrina
the worst forms of scroSnjons svnbiiodd. chronie
Chi, diseases and its morvelons nower In resoyino
caIcnIons cofcretims nfondIng immeiate relief and
conseouent cure Of Disesres OF the Kidney Bladder
liver Innos. pancreas snIeen. Its ranii influence
In The cnre Of Diabetes incontinence or scanty tr
hid albuminous. cIouay urine: tts almost instant eff.
Scocv IN etonnino ;tchiro and nainfI d,acharoe m
,r;,s .n5 ne ai,,io- -5,,sr 4; c,,rno d;schsyose
sron, the | ntsrns and IIretbra IencortSoea RIooSy
nnne ~ and other unSesithv and Weafenin0 Ala.
charges. and inoujre Wherein the sARsAPaRII.
TIAS nsed In the Renoyatine Resolyent differs from
ordinary SarsapoTild Sarsaparilian is the only
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A Ca T d .


For sixteen years past, through the conf.
dence and Judgment of my fellow-citzens, among
whom my life hos been past have held the judicia
Office Of Ordinary Of this district The duties Of thai
Office have endeavored to discharge with fidelity tc
the community who have conferred the trust upon
me.
The Republican party. 1t is understood, have de-
termined to make no nomination out of their OWL
organization for this Office, but as judicial officer to
accept the present incumbent. This tribute to my
endeayors for conscientious discharge Of duty can
not but be highly appreciated.
Ny convictions heretofore were that no test oath
would be required in qualifying for the office. II
would have afforded me great pleasure to have re'
sponded to the wishes of my fellow-cibzens of all
parties.
tits due, however, to candor to state that it will be
impossible for me 70 take the test OATH This is H.
consistent with my past record.
While, therefore, grateful for the nomination ten
dered, and willing to serve the community of my
birth and allegiance 1t will be impossible for me to
permit my name to be used as candidate If the test
oath is required as qualification.
GEORGE BUST.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-25

TIE MEMORIAL AssocIAT1oN.-At meeting
of the Ladies' Memorial Association, held on the 2lst
instant, the following resolution was adopted;
Re,olred, That the thanks Of this Association are
due. and are hereby rendered 10 the gentlemen com
uittee of the Survivors Association, who 80 enclent-
Iy carried out the wishes Of the ladies' In the
rneuts for their memorial day. as also 70 tne out
yiyors' Association generally for hpd ofers OF Co
operation and assistance; to the Presidents ol Ine
South Carolina and Northeastern Railroad Compa-
nes for trains placed at the disposal OF the sssoca
taon, and for the polite attention and assistance OF
thefr respective officers and employeest 70 LIE
CaIR1rsroN DAILY News Courier and Mercury tor
Kind favors during the past year, as also LOT tner
notices regarding the celebration; to southern E5-
press Company, City Railroad, Company, Mesdrs. h.
Douolsss Co., B. Roddin Il Co., and J. kressei Ior
use Of conyeyances horses, DO; also. 70 Mea,.s Re
W1Iliu,sn Romen, Darby and HendrlcKs, OF tne
Northeastern Rairoad Company, and Messrs. Ashoy,
CiIliland and whitman, who though not members
OF the survivors Association kindly rendered vaius
Bile aid. thus enabling the Association to rum ' na''
lowed hbors.
The Memorial Association acknowledges the re-
ceipt nom the committee of $3.50 s5 proceeds Of the
sale of car tickets to and from Magnolia. In connec-
ton Herewith they beg to state Is sum VIII be ap
ped to the liquidation Of debts incurred in erecting
the headstonss at the cemetery the amount set aside
for which being mo lost IN the disastrous clos
ing Of sns Savings Bsnk.
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Card.

To the Editors Of the Ne,0s:
Having been nominated by the Conserva-
ves as one Of the aldermen for the first ward beg
to inform my friends who have been so kind as te
nominate me, that am not candidate for Office
The position Of alderman; with its very important
duties, is not desirable one by any means, and ar
Office not to be sought after. had declined previ
ous nomination rendered me by my friends Of the
Republican party, and now respectfully decline this
nomination, believing there are many more capa
BILE and experienced MEN in the ward to represent
the welfare progress and future prosperity Of ths
city and the working men.
Most respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN TUOMEY.
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(coM1US1cATIoS.l
To Captain c. B. stgwa1d.

You being candidate for the Office of Sheriff
of Charleston District, We wish to vote for you in
consideration of your valuable services to the "Lost
Cause" hut We will be governed by your answer to
the following:
Should you be elected, do you intend to take the
"tes oath" iron clad there being no other to take
AS no white South Carounian can conscientiously
take it, we want to save you for another better day
BE CANDID.
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:. HOTEL ARRIVALS, Saturday, May 2S.-Chartes'
ton Ho.a.@W q Bowers and lady, W Martin, Au
isnsta, Ga; D q Vaughn, Augusta. Ga; E Adger,
City; Ep -aRimple and G Il Habaft, New York; Q
Gelletle, Augusta, Ga; N Place. New York; T .
Gfnespie, City; George W Quintrd, New York; AZ
bert Howe, Boston; William L Humphreys, PhfladeIl
phis; G E plimpton, Boston; Isaac Markens, NeF
York; B W woodbridge, Savannah, Ga; Charles A
Iarendon, Atlanta; DR. q Randolph and wife,
Florida. Doc Chambers, New Orleans Menagerie
snd Circus; George Barrie Philadelphia.
. Sunday, Msy y2L-RB Spencer, Wilmington, N Q;
.JHBoaturisht, Wilmington, Ec;J Lord, VII
minston, N G; Ellis Mundsy, New York; General
W Hinks, B W Powell, J N esparkman and W E
.spartn,sn, Florida; " n Marx, Cincinnati: John
caldwell, Columbia, @; T Mclaughlin and W ?
Black, Charlotte, N c.
srRav,,ion Hotel -SasrdayGE W Blance,. John
Wolf and AAlexander. Agents Circus. = 80
Sunley-Wm Blake, wife and two children.
spcsanburg:nw D Palmer, Pineville: VIM Riley,
Florence; J.W 8adsen. South Carolina; Chss swails
Amss, New Orleans; Jas Martin and Dan Donicaa,
carcns: CsLand. aourdin's; b Warner. Walterboroi;
Chas Hinton, Wilmington, \, g. ~
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Important to Know how to Use Grad.
ways Ready Relief" in Acute
and Dangerous Attacks:
MY OWN CASE.


On Saturday night, the 18th, I was violently seized
with Congestion of the Lungs. For few days pre-.
yious I felt dull pain over my lett lung, with
occasional coughs, but Being actively engaged, paid
no attention to 1t. When seized, the pain was so
piercing cutting and excruciatng that every oreatl
drawn was like red hot knife cutting my lung BE-
ing absent from home, sent out Tor three bottles OF
RADWAY'S RELIEF, applied the entire lot to my
lungs back shoulders &C., aud IN lew moments
got up couuter-irritation Resplradons were easy,
and as the skin became redeemed, all pain ceased.
In hal. al hour was free from pain, and all signs
OF Congestion, Inflammation, &C., gone. This is an
important cure. 1t Is we'll that every one should
know how to use this remedy in severe attacks The
same rule holds good IN cases OF Inflammation OF
the Loins, Bowels, Kidneys and Stomach. Apply
the RELIEF freely; soak the skin with 1t. It will
instantly secure the withdrawal OF the Inflammation
TO the surface. and persons now suffering may, IN
THIRTY MINUTES, be free from pain.
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
In cases where Inflammation has existed for a
length If tIme In addition to the RELIEF, take six
o! RAILWAYS FILLS. Powder them. In half an
hour in most cases, they will operate. If not re-.
peat the dose. In one two hours ut the furthest
they will oper and the patient soon get well In
Bilious Typhoid, Fever and Ague this treatment Is
sure TO cure Let it be tried.
ss-pr RAILWAYS REMEDIES are sold by Drug.
nsts end s;orekeeuer: everywhere. Get the New
Style, with India Rubber Cork.
DONIE s NOISE,
AGENTS,
Charleston, s. C.
Mayo FAC 6mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-25

PosTPoNEnENT OF THE MUNICIPAL ELEc-
r1oN s-The city was rife on Saturday morning with
rumo-s that the municipal elections would be post
poned, but nothing was known with certainty until
the announcement Of the order was posted on The
NEWS bulletin. The information was source OF
great qualification to the public at large The follow
ng Is the official order:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, 8. o., MAY %, 1868.
General Orders, No. e7l
So much of General Orders, No. II, Of April %,
1865 and the Circulars OF May 1 and May II, 1868.
from these Headquarters, as provides for the eec:
tior1 of municipal officers in cities and incorporated
towns in South Carolina tile I'd OF June next, is
hereby reyoked and the officers to be chosen at that
e,ecticn will be only the county officers named in
paragraph III Of General Orders Nc. H. above referr-
By command Of Brevet Major: General Ed. B. S.
cINay. LOUIS Y. CAZIARAC,
Aide-de-C Camp,
Acting Assistant Ad1utant-General.
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A PRonAsLE MuRpER.-Ac colored man named

A PROBABLE MURDER.-A colored man named
William Oliver, living in Traddstreet was murdered
on the 18th instant at plantation on the Dorchester
road, shout twenty miles from the city he dio no'
return to his wife at the usual time and she oeco
ing alarmed, communicated her suspicious 10 .ne
military authorities who instituted search ior inc
body. They found marks Of blood, but were uuaoie
to find any traces Of the body 1t was supposed tnat
it had been sunk, and the creek was dragged ou'
without success. Oliver was known to have quar-
relied viii, the agent Of the place, and 1t was sur
missed that he had been killed by the ent the latter
having suddenly decamped to parts unknown.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-25

MEssas. SroLL, WEBB Il Co. are now re-
ceiving large invoices OF cheap goods By every
steamer ano have orened this day large lot Of lc-
nos and grenadines at 25c.-good styles ard co!ors.
Persons wishing to purchase cheap dress goods will
find large assortment at that establishment, Nos.
oSI and oe9 Eipg-street.
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The Democratic Meeting on Saturday.

A Democratic meeting was held in the Hi
bernian Hall on Saturday night in response to
call published In the daily papers. About two hun
dred and fifty persons were present
It is noteworthy fact that Of the many gentlemen
prominent in Charleston city politics, whose names
were attached to tue call, only two-Messrs. ]. B.
Campbell and C. b. simonton-were observed by our
reporter In the assemblage.
The meeting was called to order by Mr. John
Hanckel, and the names OF the following gentlemen
were proposed and accepted as officers Of the meet
inp.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
H. III.

H. III.
II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miller's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 60 to Hiram Harris, Agent No. SO Broad.
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FA1s OF rHnI You've Mrs's oHa1sr1AN AS

FAB OF TIE You've MEN's CHRISTIAN As
.socrATlos-The ladies have deep interest in the
Fair. and we5e busily engaged during the whole Of
Saturday in arranging the floral decorations Of the
hall. Tho iron ornaments, furnished by Mr. Wer-
;ner, are completely covered by festoous of ever
screens and flowers. In the middle of the hall a
bower has been erected, which will be the postal
headquarters, where the latest ON dts are furnished
to Ill applicants The atage has been fitted up for
tablesux, and the entire arrangement of the tables
and the decorations are In excellent tas'e The Ia
sbles have been spportioned among the different
.churches-that on The right Of the door being as
signed to Grace Chuch tEpisoopa the others being
divided among The Baptist Methodist, Presbyterian
and Lutheran denominations. The Fair will be
Opened tonight,
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS MORNING, 25 1858

improvements in his mills. and is prepared to supply
merchants with fresh ground -four at low rates. He
also adverses to purchase wheat at the highest mar
market prices We refer those interested in cereals
to his advertisements in another column.
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THE Daily NEWS.

@ LARGEST eIRcULATIoN.4THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
sREooaN1zED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
.cULATIcN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS. REMAIN
ING IN THE posToFF1cE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE pRoy1s-
IONS OF THE NEW PesToFFIcE LAW.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

By virtue of writ Of iert Fscias to me directed and
delivered, viii be sold on MONDAY, the LIST day OF
June next, at the northeast corner OF the Court
house, at - O'Clock N. precisely,
AL the right title and interest OF the defendant In
one MULE and DRAY; levied on and to pe sold as
the property Of p Doran at the suit Of James Cant
we'll.
Terms cash. WIN. 8. HASTE,
:. May IS ms 30 - SC. ID.