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SAMBo IN THE NEW YORK HoTELs.-A New
York letter says:
It seems that our hotel keepers pay not the
slightest regard to the Civil Rights bill. There
is not single hotel in New York, except, per-
haps, miserable den in some obscure gu ter,
where man and bl other would be allow ed to
eat and sleep. Some weeks ago the editor OF
the Anti-Slavery Standard applied by letter 10
the leading hotels for accommodation for q
massachusetts lady OF wealth, intelligence and
Of liberal education, both slightly colored,
and received answers which he publishes in the
Tribune. These answers are worth quoting.
as showing the position Of leading New York
hotels on the social equality question
st. Nicholas. "Neyer had such an application
before. The parties rad better make per-
sonal application"
Metropolitan. "Very sorry, but could not pos
sibly do 30. Would lose oil our guests, most
likely, If we did"
Astor House. Impossible"
Fifth Avenue. "Will give on answer another
time.'
Hoffman House. 'Will scnd an answer"
Everett House. proprietor in Massachu-
setts. Will send an answer when he returns
on Saturday
St. James: Sent letter declining.
Breyoort House. Sent letter declining.
Westminster. Mot pCsssible. Would have
every guest leave II we did"
Clarendon. Impossible to make any prom
ises. as we are very full about this time. BE-
sides our guests are generally such as stay
with us some time every year, and not Ike as
other hotels, como and go rregularly."
MIR. Sumner ought to put those into hls
ecrap-bOuk at once.
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THE CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CARO-.
LINN RAILROAD COMP4NY.

At the annual meeting of this company, in
Columbia, on Saturday, the Committed on
Proxies reported eight thousand two hundred
and eleven shares represented. The reports
of the president, secretary, treasurer and
superintendent were referred to a committee,
who made favorable report in regard to the
manner in which those officers had discharged
their duties, which was unanimously adopted.
The folio wing resolutions were passed:
Kesolued, That it shall be the duty Of tie
Beard Of Directors, prior to each general
meeting of the stockholders, to appoint spe-
cial committee Of three stockholders to verify
proxies, and report to such meetings the
amount of stock represented.
ReSoiced, That this company regard with
favor the proposed consolidation with the Co.
lumbia and Augusta Railroad, aud that COM
mittee be appointed to arrange With like
committee, from the other company. the terms
OF consolidation, 10 be submitted for ratiica-
tion or rejection to meetings. Of the stockhold-
ers of the two companies, to be called in pur-
suanco OF the acts Of the Legislatures of Geor-
eia, North aud South Carolina, authorizing the
consolidation of these companies.
The time of meeting of the stockholders has
been changed to the third Wednesday in April
for 1870
The Committee On Nominations for direc-
tors to servo for tho onsuins -yeAn,-ropostea
the following ticket, which was unanimously
elected: William Johnston, J. A. Young, W. 81.
Neal, A. B. Davidson, of North Carolina; Giles
]. Patterson, G. G. Mcclure, CT Chester; Will
liam R. Robertson, james Il. Rion, orfair-
field; A. B. Spring, Of York; John Fisher, L. D.
Childs, @. D. Melton, vice A. R. Taylor, who
declined reelection, ct Columbia.
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BALTIMORE ITEMS.

BALTIMORE, April 22.-Ihe Virginia delega-
ton, headed by Robert E. Lee, are here in be-
half of the Virginia Valley Railroad. The dep
utation were reserved by the Mayor and city
authorities. "A business meeting occurs to-
morrow OF 4 O'Clock.
Chief Justice Chase has decided that But
,er's plea, of limitation was bad, but as the
seizures were made by the provost marshal,
and the complainants having failed to plead
that the provost marshal was Buffers agent,
Judgment could not issue. The case was con-
tinued, with=the privilege Of the complainants
amending their plea--the complainants paying
costs fer the past proceedings.
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THE RAILROAD TO GoURDIN's.- We have been
kindly permitted to examine q letter written VIII a
engineer-ir-c6ief OF the survey made, previous
10 the war OF the proposed south onrOli,a
statements m regard TO the character of coan
try and probable cost OF grading said road
from this point to Gourdin's. That part oil lhe
country, lie says, is $50 level that 1T would
scarcely matter where the road was located.
With the exception OF little grading about
tho Town OF Manning, and the tressllna Of The
two swampa scar there, (Which do not think
would require more than hs snd mile Sosae osxt9
road.red would be- needed to receive the ciosS-
ties and iron. should not think the gradli 6
ought to cost more than $1,000 per mile, Oa M al
average" 1t has been further estimated that
the forty miles from this point 10 Gourdil''s
sum OF 100000. This is as much, 1t IS sup
posed. as the people would be required 10 d..
Tho mon, 1t is supp'soa. would cost about
1925 ono, to ralse which, it is intimated. tue
Northeas; ern RtiIroad would endorse the bonus
of the now company. WatclHan.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE STATE SUPREME COURT
The NEGRO BOND QUESTION - ARGUMENTS OF
MEssRs. M'aowAN AND wHLEY.
[spEcIAI rsLsaRAN no raE NEWS !

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS
COLUMBIA, April 22.-In the Supreme Court
to-day the case of Margaret NJ. Calhoun, ct al,
ads. Floride Calhoun, involving the validity OF
bonds given in payment for the purchase of
negroes, was resumed.
General S. MCGOWAN concluded his powerful
speech against the validity Of the bonds.
He was followed by Mr.. Whaley, whose argu-
ment on the same side was unanimously pro-
nouuced by the judges. and members OF the
bar present, one Of the ablest speeches yet
made on this question. It was listened 70
with intense interest. MIR. Whaley took the
bold ground that the present Constitution OF
South Carolina, when adopted by Congress, be-
came an act OF Congress to all intents and pur-
poses, and that there is no Inv of the land
which foroids Congress to pass law
violating the obligation OF contracts, though
such power is denied to the several
States OF the Union. He reviewed the
history. OF the proceedings and acts of
Congress and of the state-Convention of 1868,
annulling all contracts wheret the consideration
was for the purchase Of slaves, and contendsd
that the act OF the Legislature forbidding such
cases to be entered on the dochets of the
courts Of the State was in conformity with the
acts OF Congress- on the subject and with the
State Constitution of 1868. The jurisdiction Of
this court was, therefore, limited to general
Jurisdiction, as the Supreme Court Of the land,
to see that the organic law of the land is
carried out and enforced. He contended
that the question, "What is the constitution
of Slater" was political question, not one
for judicial determination, and rested With
Congress, which mas bound to see whetheS the
constitution established republican form Of
government.
Messrs. Noble and Thompson will be heard
on the opposite side tomorrow. and General
MCGOWAN will close in reply. The arguments
in the case have been phonogrlp lphicaly report
ed, and will, it is said, be published in full.
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@-A CARD FROM MIR. GEORGE q. GRI

@A CARD FROM NIB. GEORGE q. CRU
BER.-To MY FRIENDS It Is with extreme regret
that announce to my friends and patrons that cir.
cumstances beyond my control compelled me to dis.
continue my business at the old stand of N. NJ. PoR-
yzR & Co., No. 23G Kina-street. In making this
announcement beg to tender my sincere thanks
for their liberal patronage and support, and trust
that In my new position they will extend the same
pberality My limited capital, together with losses
Of the past three years. impaied my credit to such
an extent that 1t was difficult TO keep up supply Of
goods without paying eIorb!tant prices and was
fast losing my health, business and friends. In this
extremity appealed to -aiessrs. WIN. 8. CoRWIN Il
CO., and the Nberality which so characterzes thnt
firm was of once extended to ma, and am now en-
abled to offer better Inducements. Their extensive
capital and experience permits them to offer finef
class of goods at about the prices had to pay par
tcularly in Teas Champagnes, Clarets, Brandies,
&c, The combined efTor.s OF myself and former
partner, DIr. JAMES 8. MARTIN, will be TO please
you, and We respectfully solicit continuance Of
your patronage; and we pledge ourselves to give our
personal and prompt attention to such. Again
thanking you for past avors and indulgencics, re-
main your obedicnt servant,
GEO. d. GRUBER,
Care of WIN. s. OoRwN Co..
No. 275 Ring.sreet,
potwoon Wentworth and Besufain.
April IA wfmG And opposite Hasel-sreet.
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constitution of our fathers that remains sacred
yet. against which you do not dare to raise
your paricidal hands ?"
At Ottawa, Canada, notice was given to
day in the Commons, os bill of indeml iy
against the United States, for failing to adopt
precautionary measures against the Fenlans.
The mover said the object was to give men,
bers an opportunity to speak on the subject
and express their viows on Chandler's speech.
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WASHINGTON.

SENATE ocEEDNas-REFRAcroRT WITNESSES
THE FLOOD AT THE NoRTH-THE NOMINATION
OF SANFORD rA4fEp-sPRAaUE AT BAY.
WARRINGTON, April 22.-The Senate have
postponed the San Juan treaty.
Captain Henry A. Wise, formerly Chief ofthe
Naval Ordnance Bureau, died yesterday at
Naples.
The nominations to-day we're only half do
zen. None of them Southerners.
Messrs. Young, Ramsdell and Show, Of the
NesSHork Tribune, Washington Bureau, have
refused to divulge the source OF their informa-
ton regarding the Perry Hale correspondence
az involving breach OF faith and calculated to
ipiure them in their business. The Senate
commi tae allowed the correspondents TO de-
part.
Admiral Davis reports that the allies refused
to allow bearer OF dispatches to our Para
guayan Minister, McMahon, to pass their
lines.
The President withdrew the nomination OF
James B. Townsend as Marshal of North Mis-
sissippi.
The Senate has confirmed Dumas as Consul
General for Liberia.
The details of the food at the North are ter
rible; and at CRANKY, Canada, eleven persons
we're swept away. The food at Albany, New
York, was within two feet of the flood Of 1857.
The Merrimac, at Concord, was higher snan
since 1882.
The Senate will doubtless remain in session
all night, unless the adjourning resolution ID
reoonsidered. There ~as big fight to-day
over Sanford for Spain; the nomination was
finally tailed by twenty to thirty. This leaves
three nominations for frst-class missions IN
allegiance.
3. In the Senate to-day, sprague. in replying
to Nse, who made a personal explanation ana
Abbot, OF North Carolina. who defended Gene
raj Burnside. said be hal expected to be rldl-
culed aud pronounced drunk and crazy Dut
there was multitude behind him equally IL
toxicated, equally crazy. During his speech,
still allud,ng to Nye, Abbot and Anthony
sprague said: "Is there anything left IN tho
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Tho wealth of WaIl-street must be vastly
overrated, or else the bankers and brokers do
ing business therein and ,hcrcabout think 1t
no sin to perjure themselves in making out
their tax returns. In list OF over two hun-
dred aud fifty houses who made returns last
year. only about fif y confess to a clplral OF
over $50 000 aud only one half of this lumber
pay tax on car ital OF over 100000. Duncan.
SHERMAN g. Co. come up To the captaiI'- Office
like men. and pay tax on capital OF s600, ,000-
Jnuch larger than that Of any other house re-
ported. It is 70 be presumed, therefore, they
are the strongest concern in tn line in New
York
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OPENED FOR THE SPRING TRADE, 1S69.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT, AT LOW PRICES,
n consisting in part Of:
CHINA TOILET GOODS ROCKING HORSES
Mantelpiece Ornaments Two, Three anu Four
Photocrarh Albums Wheeled Veocipedes
I.ad,os' u orkboxes Tin, Iron md Wood Toys
Writing De.ks. Funs Toy wagons, "neeiDaS'
Portemonaies. Purses rows
Cheap Family Soaps, Per- Dolls, Maroies' 1oyss
f,,n,ary &c 'k1es
ear,oan pines Stems. &c same IN great varietyfor
Fancy Baskets, Picnic IN and oat Oh ooor u'e'
I've lin0 nnd Flowor such as
R.akets 'oqiet
pao,,tifnI cbina Douuuct IA. aui Rubber Balls
poiders 3itt edors
ohm. Cuns and Sauccrs, Hoops and Graves
Vase. &c Rolling Hoops, &c.
Childrcp's Carriages
have always ON hand q full line OF Domestic
Fancy Goods aul TOYS. NJ The latest syrs of Wen.
ma. OIfenbach and P.r1s Goods, noveltie, OF the
scison. and offer tLeln at liberal discount to the
tra'le.
make speciality OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS
such as Rubber GvercoatS Capes .Leggings, Caps,
Pillows. Hospital Cushions. Door aIats, Ribber
Phno Covers, White m Buck Nur,ery sbeehng,
Rubber TOYS, &c.
THANK nv patrons f1r past f1yor.. aud earnestly
solicit conunrcn e oftbo same.
F. Won S.NrEN.
No. 22S Kin3.street, two doors ABOVE Market.
April5 pdo mStlmo
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EUROPE.

TIE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE CUBAN QUESTION.
LONDON, April 22.-In commenting on the
Cuba question, the Telegraph says: "Eng-
land is unbiasasd, but English inte. lists are
best served by Spain's retaining her authority
over, Cuba. It would not be England's duty to
interfere against the independence Of Cuba,
but her good Offices might be useful in avert
ing quarrel between the United States and
Spain.' The seizure of the Mary Powell is
designated as mad act duplicating England,
Spain's best friend, i'll her quarrel with the
United States. The Telegraph also argues that
the Cubans can never willingly attach them
selves to the american rule.
The Owl says that Grant has run mad on
Cuba. It thinks Ensland and France will fight
if the United States should attempt to wrest
Cuba from Spain. Grant longs for q foreign
war, and the prevailing feeling q nong Ameri-
can ofaIials is one of hatred toward England,
and ina less degree toward France. The Owl
adds that q yacht leaves in day or two for
Cuba, to ascertain the exact position Of affairs,
and declares the belief that o heavy storm is
brewing.
BRANDIEs FOB AMERICA URGED.
PARIS, April 2O.-In the Corps Legislatif yes
terday discussion arose concerning the duty
on braudies exported to the Unitec States. A
reduction of the present rates of duty was sug-
gested and urged, on the ground that such
change you'd be favorable alike to French
commercial and American financial interests.
SPANISH HF1NANoEs-PRoposITIoN TO ABoLIsH THE
SALT AND TOBACCO MoNoPoLIEs.
MADRID, April 2O-Signor Nguerola, Minis
ter Of Finance, presented the annual budget to
the Constituent Cores yesterday afternoon.
He proposed to effect reform in the system OF
prohibitory duties, after period of six years,
by gradually reducing such duties. He recon-
mends that the amount Of floating debt be
fse1 ny law at 6OO, ,00O. 600 reals. The receipts
for the current year are estimated at OOo, ,0OO,-
900 ieals The Minister proposes that the salt
and tobacco monopolies be abated in 1870.
DEBATE IN THE .CoRTEs.
MADRID, April 22.-In the debate in the
.Cortes the leader of the Republicans said that
the only alternative OF the majesty vas to re-
store.th Bourbons or to inaugurate q republic,
Senor Gorilla replied that the restoration c;
the Bourbons was absolutely impossible, and
the establishment of a republic would be ma
tional calamity. The majority, he asserted:
would certainly succeed in obtaining King.
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@ HOW OFTEN DO YOU HEAR TIE

aE HOW OFTEN DO YOU HEAR TIE
complaint from mother and father that their son or
daughter Is not well; that they have no appetite;
that they feel langud; that their head aches; that
they are growing thin and feeble and thatthey have
no life CT energy left? That they are low-sprited.
and perfectly incapacitated to participate in any
pleasures or perform any mental or physical duty.
and the question is often asked. what shall do for
them or, what shall give them? Cur answer Is,
let thom try PLANTATION BITrERs moderately
three times FAY, and word for It they will re-
cover.
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ngoFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FIRRpRooF BUILDING, CHARLESTON, 8. c.,
April, 10, 1sse.-LICENSEs TO RETAIL SPIRIT.
UoUs LIQUORS IN THE CoUNTY.-An persons
who have failed to take out their Licenses, as re.
quired by the act of tie General Assembly, are called
upon to DO so forthwith the penalty attached for
neglect will be rfgsdly enforced.
All who neglect to take out their Licenses on the
1st May proximo, viii be considered dsfaulters and
will be dealt with accordingly.
BY order Of the Board.
,nr,l On II Chairman.
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HE4vY WHIsKEY SEIZURES.

NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-Supervisor Creecy
yesterday seized nineteen thousand barrels of
whiskey, about all in the city at wholesale. It
is not charged that all have evaded the tax,
but the owners must present proof Of payment
before release.
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% PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the
New York auseum Of Anatomy, embracing the sub
iects How to Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and Old Age {; Manhood generally review
ed the Cause OF Indigestion Flatulence and Ner-
vous Diseases accounted fo- Marriage philosopbi-
cally Considered, &c. These Lectures Will be for
warded on receipt Of four stamps. by addressing {:
sFcRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATo.
Anil ia mwf Tyr
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TIE TEST OATH IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, April 22-General Candy issued
an order to-day, requiring oil persons holding
Office in Virginia, who were elected To the same
and who have not taken the test oath, to take
it now, This will vacate number OF Offices.
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NEW YORKAND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR NE w 70 II X
CABIN PASSAGE $40.
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

-<,a~ THE SPLENDID sIDE-wHEEL
MEETP5 STEAMSHIPS Of this Line will
LI7X(l]k7He leave Adger's South Wharf, during
~ 7e1k- the month OF April, as follows
JAMES ADGER-IuEsDAY, April 6, st2 O'CLOCK III
CHAMPION-SAIURpAY, April 10. at4 oclockP M
CHARLEsTON-TUEsDAY April Is, at O'Clock M
MAN April II, at 0o'cioek NJ
JAMES ADdER-1UEsDAY, April 20, at IL O'Clock NJ
CHAMPION N-sATURpAY, April "A. at o'clodGP IL
ns- insurance can be obtained by these steamers
oil n per cent
M- an I1tra Charge of s5 will be made. to pas
sengers purchasing Tickets on board after sailing
Ed- These STEAMSHIPS have handsome ano
roorly ACCOMMODATIONS for passengers, and thetr
tabios oro -upphod with all the deicaces OF the New
York and Charleston markets.
For Freight or Passage. apply to
JAMES ADGER CO.,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay lUp-stairs.)
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M- TREASURY DEPARTMENT, APRIL
14rH, 1s6s.-Notce is hereby given that the INTER
EST COUPONS, payable the htst day Of July next,
will be paid on presentation OF the proper offices,
upon relate Of interest," at the rate of Blk per cent
per annun In gold.
tsigued) GEO. 8. BOUTWELL,
Ap-il 90 iuths3 Secretary of the Treasury.
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MIR. Edwin Booh has cLsasel MIR. Joseph
Jeff.rson to play seven weeks in his theatre,
beginning early in August. Tie terms are
said to be five hundred doll1rs night; and
MALI the gross rooeipls at the IN iinees, after
deduction Of hundred and fifty dollars.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPY'H
7 THROUGH LINZ TO ::
rDODNrA nuTNA AND TApkN

CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS!
STEAMERS OF THE ABOVE
><s3&y line leave Pier No. AZ, North Rivefs
</%N,ETfSH foot of Canal.atreet, New York, at
=. u O'Clock noon, of the 1st 11th and
2lst OF every month (e1cept when these dates tall
en- Sunday, then the Saturday preceding. -
Departure of 1st and 21st connect ct Pansms Win
stean,ers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of LIST touch st Manz2nilo.
Departure Of 11th OF each month connects wisn
the new steam line nom Panama TO Ausrslia AND
New Zealand. 5.'L
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Frar cisco for Chin&
and Japan May 4. 1863.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but 60
direct from New York 10 Aspinwan
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adun,
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets OF further Information arply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the whaft
foot OF Cansl-street, North River, New York.
March u 1yr. F. b. BABY, Agent.
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FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JAOKsoNs


VIA .sAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON.
VILE. = - = y
Nms THE FIRsT-OAS6 STEA II Ek
sej953 DICTATOR, Captain WIN. T. MoNErh
IL, viii sail from Charleston evers Tuesday Ercnsna
at Eight O'Clock, tor the above points
The frstcIass Steamer CITY POINT, Captain dEos
F. MCMILLAN will fail from Charleston every Frf'
cay Eoen,ne. at Eight o'clock, for above Polnts.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at savannah.
for Mobile and New orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernaudina for Cedar Keys, at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans Mobile,
Pensacola. Key West and Havana,
Through Bills Ladiug given for Freight to MobiIes
Pensacola and New Orleans. =.
CONNECTING .r,M H ). Hdrt's ftedmers OetdceAd
and Griffin for Sllcer Springs and Lake. Griffin, Eas-
tbs, Harris and Durham.
All freight p,yable on the wharf:
Goods not removed at sunset viii be stored at r1a.
and expense Of owners.
For Freight or Passage engagement apply TO-
J. D. AIKEN CO., Agents,
south Atlantic Wharf
N. B.-No extra charge for Meals and staterooms.
Novembeg91
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INLAND ROUTE

ONLY TWO AND HALF HOURS AT SEA-.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA. -
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STRAA PACKET
LINE.
~~A THE STEAMER PILOT BOY, OAP-
Ez&ss1S1GESTAIN FEM PBoK. vii, leave Accom-.
modation Wharf every MONDAY and THuRsDAY moRA.
nos. at O'Clock, touching al Beaufort only:
returning will leave Savannah TuEspAX and FRIDAY
at o'clock A. NJ, making the trip In eleven hours
The Steamer FANNIE Captain AoAIR. will leave
Charleston every WEDNESDAY MORNING at o'clock
touching at Edisto, Chlsolms Land'n Beaufort and
Hilton Head returning, leave Savannah every THURS
DAY, ut O'Clock P. NJ touching at the above land
ings. -
WIN touch at BIufton ON the second WEDNESDAY
in every month, going and returning.
JOIN FERGUSON, 81,
April6 Accommodation Wharf
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funeral notifes.

nS- The Relatives Friends ind Ac-
ouaiptances of Mr.. and Mrs. ALEXANDER a.
MAZYcK, Sr, and of the family are respectfully IN
vited to attend the Funeral Services Of the former
at st. Luke's Church. Chsrotte.street at halfpass
Twelve O'Clock TH1s DAY, April 2S
RT The Officers and Members Of the
South Carolina Society are invited 70 attend the
Funeral obsequies Of the late ALEXANDER h.
MAZYcK, at St. Lukes Church, THIS DAY, at half
past Twelve o'clock. F. LANCE, -
April23 Clerk
sSrThc Members Of the Charleston LIZ
brary Society are requested TO attend the funeral
services of ALEXANDER q. MAzYCK, ST., Esq,
former Librarian at St. Luke's Church TO-DAY, at
halE-past Twelve o'clock.
ARTHUR MAZYCK,
Librarian Charleston Library Society
April 20