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PECULIAR PEOPLE,
The Dunkards OF Virginia A Queer
Lot - Their Habits, Appearance and
RlOtle OF Life.

correspondent OF the Petersburg Index
writes from Salem, Roanoke County, Va, on
the 18th instant as follows:
To-day there assemblies in the county few
miles from here national convention of that
singular sect, the Duukards. For rseveral days
they have been Hooking IN this direction--men,
women and children - from Pennsylvania
Northern Maryland, New Jersey, tho West and
all the mountainous portions of Virginia. by
every conceivable mode Of conveyance, until
there are gathered in this vicinity about 1000
OF the queerest people bright May sun ever
shone upon. The mon ore ordinary looking
enough. but quiet and wel-mannered. The
women are fresh, smooth and robust. Some Of
lrast to see poutlng lips. rosy cheeks and
r0guish eyes, looking out from the prim edges
OF square-cut cap, which is old rnaldlshly
stiH painfully white. aud Quakerishly ugly.
tiOn, and doubtless the more business proceed
aDgs would be dull for your readers, but some
partlculars of their pecularities Of creed and
,Sa habits or lie may not prove uninterestlng.
Ihey are strict cOnstructionists Of the Bible.
and the system of their church organization is
patr1archal-the influence OF the pastor almost
omnlpotent. They settle all business matters
church. There is never lawsuit between
Dunkards, though they may sue or be sued by
outsiders. And such thing as pauper has
never been known among them. The congre-
CATION supports it's needy. 1t is one OF the
best. as well as strongest. of their laws that
no member shall be a candidate tor pubic
ofhce-the genuine effect Of which rule ,s good
but it's execution naturally engcnders quite an
i4difierence to political matters; and as they
always vote unanimously as church, it is hard
to bring them out upon ordinary issues. Then
they are tinid in such matters-the more so
now,.as In Vrgnla they unanimously voted for
secession, and, regarding it as mistake, are
more disposed than ever to let governmental
mat ters alone. $50
+ .Iu religious affairs they differ chiefly from
Other Other. seess in the striotness Of their lives.
ilarities based, as they say, upon the Scrip
;mres and ancient practice They baptze BY
into the water, face forward. In the COM
munion-whlch always occurs at night. and
in the open a'r-they have first substantial
repast Of soups and meats, &c.; at the end Of
which Ion, they wash each others feet, the men
women caressing ca ,h other. the Hpal feature
being the taking Of bread and wine.
The unanimous estimation Of these people
by their fellow citizens ls that they are moral,
inofens1ve and thrifty, but they never contI;-
butte cent to public improvements of any
sort. ID \. :
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SPARKS FROM TRE WIRES.

e
Judge Dent will visit Mississippi during the
Panyass in support Of the Conservative Re-
bublicans. .gItCHf sa,8
A row boat containing eighteen men capsiz-
Pd on Saturday bek,w New Orleans, and eight
Fere drowned.
The steamship Mississippi, from Rio Janeiro
For New York, ran ashore at Martinique, and
pin probably prove . total loss.
AT fire IN New Orleans on Saturday two
bremen were killed, eight severely injured, and
number Of others slightly hurt by, falling
.Falle. s n
Flfty-six army officers have been ordered to
(epolt to General Oanby, in Virginia, to be
sssignel to duty ip the revision OF registration
rdered for June. andto continue ten dave.
pnly 400 are allowed to vote at one poll, and
20 provision is made as heretofore for whites
ind blacks voting at separate polIa,
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"A correspondent describes the open gam
9ing permitted in New Orleans by act Of the
egislature,, From tho verahdAh OK the 81.
halles sixs'hel can be counted. Each oo-
)upies three stores OF substantial brick
8nllding. Each streams forth st nIghs b flood
q light from its open windows. Green folding
9oors or gates halt conceal the interior, brs
announce Ksno III large letters. Little OYcies-
'lras OF three instruments. piano, vlohn and
|sornet. perched in galleries aga nst the wall,
)6ll the rooms and the street with excellent
music night ANA day. IL is curious % watch
the throng. Respectable men and rufflans; olJ
knd Young; lawyers, soldlers, sallors. ole rks,
mechanics, Gay laborers; men OF all natio mali.
aieB. intent upon the course Of the game, and
discussing it inaleuppressed hut fevefish u a.
Flertone
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Among the queer associations OF Paris is
pne known as the Hociety OF the Irons Judas
The meaness assoeiatSon on the face OF the
barth. Trous Judas is o hole bored through
b door for the purpose OF Watching people
within the room, AMI 1t is said that an irn-
|nense number .os people prov1de themselves
With Rimlete tor this purpose. The HoCtegy
krOus Judas lie weaithy, and has an allianca
With lodging -houee Keepers. At their tneetinge
khoso Who hayG interesting REPORTS read
khon1. This preei0us union has tw1o0 had 6er1.
bus ArOnbie with the. ~ Toe; Who watch thsan
|neaps OF spies.
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e9nueral Notices.

EJ-I. %. o. F-Jcherson Lodge. No. A.
OfceIs and Members Of this Lodge are respectfull,
requested to meet Tins MORNING. at half.past Egh
O'clock at tho Odd Fellowe Hail. for the purpose O
attending the Funeral Of our late Brother, b LEVY
officers and Members Of sister Lodges are most 70
apectfuny invited to attend.
By order OF N. q. J. @. LUNsEORD,
May 25 Recording Secretary.
41r The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs BARNARD LEVY are In
vited to attend the Funeral the former at the ball
OF the Hebrew Orphan Society, Broad-street, THIS
AoRsNc at Nine o'clock. May rs
N4T The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs JAMES r. GREADY
and Family, respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral ervices Of the former, at Circular Church
TH1s MoRNMa. al Rleven O'Clock. May Is
AarThe Relatives and Friends or the
late THOMAS a. SMITH tcolored, are respectfully
invited to attend his Funeral Services at ST. Marks
Church, Thus AFTERNOON, at Four O'Clock.
May 25 &ta.a
So The Brethren OF Union Lodge, No.
%, A. r. NJ, are herecy summoned to attend the
Funeral OF their ceceased brother, THOMAS A.
sMIl n, at his late residence, No. l46
&C half4past hree, THIS AFTERNOON.
The fraternity generally respectfully invited c
attend. IS sa tes$.a sM
BY order W. NJ. .1. 3 AT. FARRAR,
May 25 secretasy pro tenn.
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NRE1Gw GQssIP.

Blanc, the proprietor Of the Homburg and
Monaco gambling hels, is worth sixty million
francs.
That English velocipedist who had to pay
toll for his machine on q tusEpike has sued the
company and recovered dan /, 49,.
-Paris nobs wear black dress coats only to
funerals. At balls, concerts, dinners, and
other festive occasions they appear in green,
blue or yellow.
-Rumors are circulating in Paris that Ade-
lima Patti is going to apply for a divorce from
her husband, who, she has found ont, is an in
veterats gambler.
The Maternal Association" Of Paris, COM
posed OF aristocratic ladies' who have agreed to
nurse their own children, numbers two
hundred members.
-Remusat's Political Dictionary is in danger
Of coniscation in Paris, because, under the let.
ter ''P. he mentions Louis Napoleon as q
striking instance Of political perjury.
In the recent race for the two thousand
guineas stakes, at Newmarket, Prince Inn
perial was ridden by French. Will the French
ever be ridden by the Prince Imperial Judy.
Montreal is to have @ colossal statue OF
Queen Victoria, In an erect and commanding
position. crowned and clothed in q classic man
ner, bearing in her hand wreath of OAK leaves
and acOrns.
The high-steward ct the Winter Palace in
st. Petersburg Is said to be an illegltimate son
Of the Emperor Nicholas. He is as tall man
as his imperial father was. and much finer
looking man than the present Gear.
-Isaac Pitman. Of Bath, England, the inven-
tor OF ph honography, has published complete
edition Of the Bible in photographic charac-
ters. This is by far the most extensive work
ever produced in any system Of short-hande. 49,.
# AT the last private ball of Eugenie's, the
Archduke Victor. OF Austria. was the lion,
dancing hequadrle OF honor with the English
belle. Lady Yane Tempest. MIR. Herbert Jer-
ningham took De Caux's place ss leader Of the
cotillion.
The wife of a Russian General, who stole
forty thousand roubles from her travelling
companion, has been found guilty by the
Supreme Court Of ST. Petersburg, sentenced to
twelve years. transportation 70 Siberia, and
started already on her. long foot journey to
that bleak country. XII IS
20 2eiiow from Rhode island, now in Rome.
recently tried. at atareception given by the Holy
Father. to explain to the latter the mechanism
Of some little machine which he had invented,
and o modslNot which he had bgought with
him. Plus the Ninth listened to him patiently
and with good natured smile.
-Eiehteen years ago the Anglican clergy
procured an act of Parliament prohibiting
Roman Catholic prelates frora assuming .erri-
.crial titles. BY the passage Of the Irish
Church bill, the Protestant Bishops in ireland
viii now be subject to the same penalties,
which they before imposed on their R,yale. II
Z The Duke de MaSsa yyho refentlv s,ronns.
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--ThaSs sturiousg gpapery thes 1nperialist, has
mot given up the EhOst, ae reported o second
Sinle. but made it's appesran0s on Saturday ha
usuei. It shrieks louder than ever Tor q ,lle
cftming oz1rfre ~ The a6p8ct&blG Htf .6s
New York" are asken b .whetaser, aedaspct,exs,
accompanied by light taxes, clean streets, and
mo quarter TO BURGLARS aud Asaasainh. 10 mot
preferable 70 so-cailed hberty. with streets that
invite pestileno4, o treasury in the ke9ping O1
thieves, and Q gfAduAtS Of BlaekWellS Tsland
In tho Sherlff3s Office ~ 1Tss@ m
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MS- TIES. S0ARF5. GLOVES, UNDER
WEAR AND HOSIERY. at
BLACKwRLL'S,
May Al i tnths IN No. 219 King street.

As~ OFFICE COUNTY OOMMISGIONER6.
lEIRRpR0oR BUILDING, CHARLESTON. o. g..
MAY ~ lS6S--sealed proposais win be rscsiged ct
this oee upto the 2sth instant inclusive. 70 .baila
. suitable HHlDaB for tho pubic uss ana convent
ence over The Greek known 20 Church Cpesk. which
creek now separates wadnalaw Ialand Arom yonn's
Lsland I" \ NIX
\ Roran snsofmation connected with this work ap-
pay as thia Szaoe.
BY order Of the Board. y. O. MIExKR,
May rs stuxhef1 Chairman hoard,
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a8- NO CUREi NO rs
JUNIPER TAR is warranted to curs COUGHS, Group.
Hoarseness. Sore Throat. splitting OF Blood and
Lung Diseases. Immediate relief produced. Thy
80 not assaed return tho empty bottles and get
your money back. M 49,
! Sold Wholesale and Retail by the Agent,
n ltg gss ...44 Nfft. q. w. .AIMAR Druggist, s
: s.o Corner King and yanderhorst streets,
4 aT.prce IS cents. s,.a5 h
February ~ D4o tuths3mos
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a@THE NEATEST. THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
l4o EAST BAY, having replenished it's Steck with q
new and large assortment material of the finest
quality and latest Styles prepared TO execute at
the shortest notice and in the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
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Spseial Notices.

AS- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER SEA
GULL. from Baltimore, are hereby notified that che
is THIS DAY dischargng cargo at Pier No. 1. Union
Wharves. All goods not taken away ut sunset VIII
remain on wharf at constgnee's rick.
MORDECAI Il CO.,
Mav az T.. Aro,.,
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4 a0r FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
h.ving demands against the Eatate Of the late
SARAH a. TOvRGRElN. willow, o. Charleston, will
present them properly attested tor settlement and
all indebted Will make payment to the undersigned,
as the Estate naust be closed up N t
4 L. B. .LOvEaREEN,
May26 tuth2 Surviving Executor. !
S6-Ir IS ESTIMATED THAT SEVEN
TRNTBs Of all adult ailments proceed from dis
eased and torpid liver. Ihs hillary secretions OF
tho liver oveefowing into the stomach poison the
entire system, and exhibit the above symptoms.
After long research. We are aple to present the
most remarkable cure for these Horrid nightmare OF
diaeasss the world has ever proAneed. Within one
year over sir hundred and forty thousand persons
have taken PTsAETATlOS BrrTERs. and not an In
stance OF compliant has como TO our knowledge. 1t
is the most eectaa tonic and agreeable stimulant.
suited to ail conditions Of lie. Inquire OF POUR
drugaist in regard 70 IT, ..ss I, ss,s.
BAaisoHsA RAxRn,- supsricr 10 tho best imported
3Gexnnan Cologne. and soAd ct half the rrace.
A. May 25 q tsaths9
81 as- HAGANa MAGNOLIA BAr. II. -TTirn
asttcle - me Tfps Secret Or Bearty. II Ii ,slaAf
ashionable Laden, Actresses. ana Opera singers
use TO pzoauaa tas cnttivated slssia0us appoaxancs
90 nAch admired IA the Cifc1ss os Fashion,
~ senncvss Alt pnsishsiy BIosohss, Rsdness.
EreellsA Tam. Hunhurn assd Ksoois u spring winda
and gives V enc ooHnplszion . nl0ahitg Purity a
tsans syazcrt delscacy AnA power. No Lady who val
mes o Ane oompl6tion can 40 utkAout the Magnolia
4 ~
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81- BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid hair Dye is the best in the world; the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless RELIABLE nsta, ta-
neous; no disappointment; ridiculous tnts; rem
edies the Ill effects of bad dyes; invigoratcs and
leaves the bair soft and beautiful black or brown.
sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied ct Batchelor's Wig Factory, No. Bond
street. New York. Tyr Nav is
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TRAIN STOPPED By THE YHFSKEY
tN RING.

MEMPHIS. May M.--A disguised party stop
ed the train on the Louisville and Memphis
|allroad, and attempted to, rescue the prison.
fs IN the hands Of the revenue officers. One
khcer jumped from the train, was fired ON and
en to fall. The of6cers fred into the gang
ling two men. When the train was put in
zbtion return vollsy was fred without any
hnxna being done. Thc ASA aiiants are auppos-a
ldto belong to an illicit distillery ASSOCIATION
xtending through East Tennessee and Mis-
Biasippi. N.'
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BY TELEGRAPH.
HE NEW ORLEANS CONVENTION.

FEw ORLnANs, May A.-About four hun
Pd delegates to the Commercial Convention
te registered mp to eleven A. NJ, to-day,
presenting Ohio. Indiana. TIinois, Missouri,
ntucky, Wisconsin, Iowa, Arkansas, Teanes-
the Carolinas, Alabama, Florida, Delaware
w York, the District OF Columbia, Texas.
Psissippi. Louisiana and Virginia. The
ss is largely represented. Steamers have
IN chartered to take the delegates to the
nth OF the river tonight to inspect the bar.
he delegates met N the hall of the Chamber
Commerce and We're called to order by Gene.
Gyms. The delegates then marched to
Mechanics Institute which was decorated
th mottoes. The convention was called to
der by j. q. Oglesby, Vice. President OF the
pamber of Commerce. After prayer, General
hndeyer, OF iowa. was appointed chairman
70 tenn. The following permanent officers
Pre- elected: Chairman. Ohaunoey j. FilIey,
st. Louis. Yice-PIesidents, General VIM.
andever, OF Iowa; Governor Anderson, of
3entucky;J. II. Bowman, Of Mississippi; j. A.
Pw, of North Carolina; J. 8. II. McCamey, Of
eorgia; George Il. W Ater, IF South Carolina;
I'm. B. lisa. "a. Of Virginia; VIM. II. Sutton, Of
Arkansas; "A. p q. Boute, OF Ohio; B. H. Ep-
'erson, OF Texas; William M. Bird, of
Elabama; Milton Brown, OF Tennessee;
The mas Richardson, Of Missouri; j. p FL. Og-
Rsby. OF Louisiana, aud W. B. Halladay, Of n
snois. Arthur G. Waugh. OF New Orleans, Sec
Rtary, with @ number Of assistants. The
Pmmittee also recommend that committees be
8pointed on removing obstructlons from the
ississipp River and it's tributaries, repairing
Pd extending the levees. foreign commerce,
pstal subsidies, i'm n grafton, Pacific Railroad
~ Western trade. The report was adopted.
BhN officers elect made appropriate speeches.
Ehven memoe Of Congress were present.
strsng effort is said to be in contemplation
obtain Federal aid for the Pacific Railroad
pa for the improvement Of the river nnviga-
on. M
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NEws FROM yHAsHINGToN

WASHINGTON, May 23-The War Department
L occupied to-day with Indian affairs.
General Thomas departs overland for Cali-
1o1nia tc-day.
Secretary Borie has again gone to Phila-
Re'phia.
MIR. Nelson, the new Mexican Minister, leaves
bis home to-day for his post.
Revenue to-day 81, 100000.
Slcl les will reach Madrid on July lst.
Admiral Porter has announced that Admiral
Hof's actions so far regarding Cuban affairs
Rre sustained by the Navy Department.
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s% CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN. from New York, are notified that she
fs THIS DAY disoharging cargo at Adger's Soutl,
Wharf. Goods remaining unralled for at sunset will
he stored at owners risk and expense.
tt JAMES ADGER & CO.,
Nav ok A~.,,.
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FOR SAVANNAEA-lM1sANDR ROUTE,,
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD. ~
THROUGH TICKBTS TO FLORIDA
on AND AFTER MAY 1sr tt
PAS9AG GEB RED UCED.
NO Savannah. -. .@E. TO Beaufort. :. .@A.
J THE ETRAMBh PILOT BOY. GAP.
- TAIN FENN PBoK. viii leave accom-.
modahon Wharf every MONDAY and TEURdDAY McRN:
mo ct o'clock.
Returning viii leave eavannsh every IuRsDAy and
FRIrA1 MoRNINe at O'Clock.
JOHN FERGUSON. ~ 2
April 30 i9 Accommodation whaVf.
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AFOREDITORYNOTIC OTICE.-ALL PERSONS
indebted to Mr.. GEORGE II. GRUBER are requested
to make payments to either Mr.. GEORGE h
GRUBER, or to Mr. g. w. GRUBER, ito be found at
messrs. CORWINs g STORE KING.sTREET,) ) during
the month After the first Of June, all indebtedness
unpaid will be placed into the hands of Magistrate
in order to wind the affairs speedily as possible
II. GERDTS & CO.,
May 10 limo Agents for Creditors
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Shipping.

FORNEW YORK-ra ERCIIANT,s HINE.
Il THE REGULAR PACKET SCHOONER
E&A& EYKOVER. II Il. BROWN Master win load
Hx.MsayNfor the above port with promp despatch
WILLIAM ROACH & co,
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ssrrHE VITAL STATISTICS OF THE

A1-THE VITAL STATISTICS OF THE
United States that periodical fevers and acute
and chronic disorders OF the stomach and bowels
are among the most prcTninent and fatal diseases in
this country. Disobedience to the laws Of health,
aa regards diet; the OF pernicious stimulants;
and the and tear Of business excitement and OF
fast life generally. have much to do with the pre-
valence Of these alad,es In our cises while in the
West and especially In the newly opened districts,
they are chiedS due to malaria, unwholesome wa.
ter and the expoSN ana pivation tncid emit to HE
in new settlements.
Now. It Is fact that It is as possible to protect
the human system against these malades as TO guard
life and property against the incuSsio of assassins
and thieves. Strengthen the vital organic It'll N with
HOsIETTER'S STOMACH BITTEhs and It be-
comes as capable of resisting the active principle OF
epidemic or endemic disease as fre.proof safe is
ofres sting the action Of combustion. This ia the
experience Of thousands who have remained un
scahed by malarious disorders in the sckliest sea.
sons, while their neishbors. who neglected to tone
and regulate their systems with this unequalIed
medicinal stmulant, have fallen thick and fast
around them. Weakness IL vites disease. yigor re.
p lsit Help nature to fight the good fight with
tnfec ION, whether 1t be IN the air. the water or the
soil. With this matchless Preparations compound
of the rarest vegetable extracts with the purest Of oil
abusive stirnulauts. Dao May "a
.ROSADALIS.-WERE ALL THE TEsTI-
MONIALs In proof Of the virtues OF LAWRENCE's
ROSADAL Ais. for the cure OF Diseases Of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, &C., published In book form, It
would make q volume too unwieldy for library.
Only few can be given In q newspaper for want OF
space The propri6tors never ask tor certificate,
but almost every mail brings them the most Aatter-
ing letters from parties in al sections Of the United
States. Try botte--.t will give you satisfactory
evidence OF it's merits
My wife has been CURED of Dyspepsia Of long
standing, by DR.. Lawrence's Rosadalis.
A. P. TAYLOR.
t~at No. "a Hanover street, Baltimore.
May 25th, 1868.
For sale by n 3t#
GOODRICH, W1NEMAN & CO.,
Importers Of Drugs and Chemicals.
May "a stuth3 Oharleston, g. @. !,
ATVEAGNE's ELECTRO. CHEMICAL
BATHG.--A ERA NCH OF DR. vERGNE'S (OF NEW
YORK; Electro Chemical Baths is now established
and In daily operation In Meetine. one door ABOVE
Budson.street. the Office OF DR.. p. i. sCHLEY,
who has private room for the especial accommoda.
ton OF those who wish to be treated by the Meat
Gated Baths which celebrated for the cure of all
diseases pxoduced By the too liberal use OF Mercury
in any OF ita forms, also Rheumatism, acute and
chronic; Gout. Lead Poisoning IN any form. Nervous
Affections, Debility, and Chronic Diseases gener.
ally.
T Dr.. 8. will administer the Baths by instructions
direct from the disoovsrer. DR.. ", which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
Is Mays .nqsle ..5t$Es limo
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I'm PLACE OF STEAMER at. HR1ENA.1
FOR EDIsTD. ENTEMPRISM. ROCK.
VILE, MAR TINS POINT AND SIN ONY BLUFF.
mE-A THE STEAMER RMILIR, CAPT.
aasHsSSalll ssP. G. LEWIS, Will leave south Com
mercial Wharf, every WRDM4sDAY McRNINo. at
O'Clock, until further notice.
Returning. will leave Edisto on THURSDAY MonN.
mo, et O'Clock a. IN
SHACKELFORr KELLY, Agents.
May - No. B0yce's Wharf.
FOR EDIsTO, ROCK WILLIE AND EN-
TERPRIHB.
.. aiEoeh THE g EAMER FANNIE. CAP.
- TAIN ADAm win leave Aocommoda.
hon Wharf WEDNESDAY MOANING Mt O'Clock Re
turninY. leave Edsto THURsDAYat 10 M,
May 25 JOHN FERGUSON.
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a1r DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
State Mr.. = LIUS L. MOSES, No. 81 BROAD
STREET. my legally appointed Attorney, will ut.
tendlto oil my buslness. JOHN G.. CHALK.
May 25
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Iyoa's Ksthairoa 10 avssy dellahtiai hair sresa
Ing. tnths limo DAO May02
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a%NOTICE.-TO OWNERS OF LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF MoULTRIEvILLE, sULLivAN's
lsLAND.-An persons claiming title to lots on suli-
vans Island upon which dwelling houses have not
been erected within the time prescribed by law and
who wish to retain the same. hereby notified to
enclose them at once in order that such lots as may
have been abandoned shall be declared subject to To-
cation and occupancy.
BY order Of JNO. M. TOUHEY,
May ~ Intendant
aI- EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICE.-NO-
TICE is hereby given that on the fifteenth day OF
June ensuing. at Twelve noon. the undersigned will
apply to the Judge of Probate Of Charleston County
for final discharge Executors CT will of the late
THOMAS Nj. RUME.
EDW. g. HUME.
JOHN g. MITCHELL, Nj. D., Executors
T. GRANGE sIMONS,
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