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~ BACHELORS aALR DYE. THIS
.n,ond,l Ha,r Dye is the best IN be world; the
univ true and perfect DYE; harmiesa reliable,
n.,antaneons no disar poiutment; DO ridiculous
,iut.; remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; lnviGo-
-ntes a1 leavs the hair soft and beautiful blGcl
brc:vn Sold bv all Drua.isss uud P'r,ui Ayr: and
properly applied at Batchelor's Wig Factory. Ne
eouL.s:rees, Ney York. lyI JanuaryS
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ear ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered ,or years from Nervous Debility,
prcp.turo pe.lv and all tho cf.cs OF You hfIl ill.,
discretion, rsl for the sax: OF sutfeing hunapity,
send free 70 all who need il, he recriDt and irec
lions tor I,akn. the simple remedy by whirb he was
rurel Sufferers wishing o profit by the sdvert;s
ers cxprr ence can 10 So by addre lerlect
ronfdenco JOHS .. OGDEN,
No 42 Cedar-streot, New York.
T,brnlrv3 3mOS
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EFALL ARTICLES SOD FROM THE
establishment. of WI. S CoEWlN 60, No. ITS
z us-street, between Wentworth aub Beauialn, ara
OF the FiR,TQUAiIiY. They ssL 10 goods LII wua'
o,r be sarrartei as PUBk AND GENulSs,. Ibisis
an estabiishcd fact.
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as-.rHE EXTENT 10 WHICH HE ADUL

@-THE EXTENT 10 WHICH lHE ADUL-
ITERATION of Liquors is carried on In this coun-
try makes it the duly of the purchaser to invesi-
gate the merits of the article offered for sale. 1t is
well known fact that many of the Brandies, Wines,
&C., are manufactured from .rench Extracts, Es5en-
dll Oils and Alcohol, which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects.
1he public Is justly suspicious of nearly every
thing put up for salo under the name Of Liquors, and
the trade has been brought into disrspute. and in
order to insur, to those who desire Pure Article, it
Is only necessary for us to say hat we Impor Oect
all Brondies. Wines aud Gins. and warrant them per-
feoiIy pure as originally imported.
All iiottl d I.qurs bcaeins tho l1bols of W. :.
cOl,WlN Il CO, cln be relied upon Us being pure
up-Pnrchasers ehoul no'ice that the -. c. Gap
over the cork is not broken. We ply for Bottles that
have our labels on, Ono Dollar per dozen, when re-
tur ed,
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AS an evidence of he de elnllnatlon Of the
ueoro:.s TO attend the Inauguration bail, one OF
them. Washington scaveager. has bot sl0U
that h. will be present, and has pit up tho
money. If somY action is not taken aboat the
matter IN time row may happen.
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FIRES IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, February 25.-Two heavy
fires occurred last night. destroying c plaulns
mill on Rampart-sreet and seven dwelling
houses on Bienville-street. Insurance s3O. 900;
loss twice Gs much.
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OUR TRIP TO MOBILE.
MEETING OF THE SOUTHERN PRESS.

The Journey Down-Georsia Politics
The Reception-Uigh Jinks and jun
kettins-A Visit to st. Elmo-T he
Prospects of the Good City and Her
People, &c.
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SESSAYS For YOUNG MEN.-ON TIE
Errors and abuses ioedcnt to Youth and Larry Man.
hood VII ihc ha;nane view OF treL TIM mt and "ure,
scnt by mail &c o. cLuTso. Ad.iress HOWARD
A. OlAriOS, Eoz P, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 20 Smos
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February 5

gS THE CELEBRATED w. s. C. CLUB
BoUSE GIN, pure, sof: and uuequal!cd-W. S. COR
WIN CO., sole Agents Medical men of the high
est standing acknowledge that Gin, in rs pure sta O.
has greit medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence 1nd more laruculi lr to those
who use 1t medi nally, as an article that only re-.
auirrs to he known to De pronerly appreciated.
G1I- 81 SD Der bottle. S1b per raSe
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITIL.

THE LEGISLATURE PREPARING TO CLOSE UP ITS
BUsNEss-THE SENATE AGREES TO ADJOURN
MARCH FoURTH-GENERAL LEGISLATIVE BUsI-
NEss-THE CHARLESTON ELECTION BILL-THE
HOUSE MAKES ASSURANCE DoUBLY SURE.
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February 28

as-soUrH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
ceMpaNY.-Tha Crectors OF this Company having
authorized the increase of the CAPITAL STOCK,
parties wishing to subscribe can do so BY applying
ut the Southwestern Railroad Bank. or ut the Office
of q. q. DELEON, No "a Broad street.
February 26 GEO. s CAMERON. Preside mt.
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February %

a@UNIoN BANK, SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON, February %, 1s6s.-The annual elec'
lion for DIRECTORS of thus Bank will be held on
"WEDNESDAY, 10th March protmo, at the Office OF
the Bank on East Bay.stree!.
H. D. A ..yANDER, Cashier.
F.h-rorv wf2tuths4
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CONNECTING WITH
THE A TLANTI0 AND GULF RALLROAD IND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
TIE FINE, FAST sTEAME 3
!asssss4.f[7. PILOT BOY Captain FESs PBoK viii
leave Charleston on Mo SDAY and lHURsDAY MORN.
INds at Eight O'Clock Returning, will leave 'avannah
TUESDAY MORNINGS at hight O'Clock, aud FRIDAY
ArrEREoos at Two o'clock, tou:blnS II Edlsto on
IHURsDAr trip from Charleston, at eleven A. NJ,
aud leaving EJislo at Niae A. NJ SATURDAYS on 70.
turn trip.
1he steamer will touch at Cbisolm's, each way
everv two weeks, commencing with trip Of Febru.
ary 18th.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
February TO Accomui datiou Wharf.
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February 2s

s@coNsIaNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHARLESTON. from New York, are notified
that she is discharging cargo at Adgsr's Wharf
Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will be
stored at expense and risk OF owners.
JAMES ADGER CO.,
Eehruorv on Agents,
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M INFORMATION OF DONALD KERR,
a scotchmau. agel twenty seven, who is supposed TO
have VISITED Charleston as mlrner in 1855. is de-
sired at the BRIlISH CONSULATE,
February % II No. 81 Broad-sireet.
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H@CoNslG >EES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL from Baltimore, are hereby notified that che
is THIS DAY di,ohargns cargo at PierN No. l. Union
Wharvss. All Goods not taken away at sunset, will
remain on wharf at Consi !nees' risk.
MORDECAI CO.,
February 2s agents.
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Spefial aotires.

e@ MERCHANTS LINE.--CONSIGNE
per schooner MARIAN GAGE are hereby notified
that sho is THIS DAY dscharging cargo at Adger's
North Wharf. All goods not taken away before sun-
set w ue stored OF their risk and expense Claims
will positively not be admitted afer goods are re-
moved from wharf.
WIN. ROACH CO.. Agents,
Corner Adger's South Wharf and East Bay.
February rs
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III STEANISiIIP CUMPY'D

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'D
THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
EREIGHT AND PASSAGE At GREATLY Rk-
DUCED RATESi ..
~A.so,,,, STEAMERS OF THE ABOVE
.>SEGsSs.sss line leave Pier No. A, North River.
:Ij3NtZAS4A foot Of Canal.street. New York,
-Tsa.. II o'clock noon. Of tho 1st sth, leth
and 24th OF every month except when these datea
fall on Sunday then the saturday preceding.
Departure Of lst and oath connect at Panama With
steamers for south Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 1st touch at Manzanilo.
Departure of 9Th OF each month connects Nth
the new steam line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran
cisco Nr China and Japan April 3. 1859.
No California steamers touch at havana, but 60
direct from New York TO Aspinwan
One hundred pounds baggage free to each eduft
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information apply
at the COMPANYS TICKET OFFICE, on ths whAh
foot OF Canal-street, North River. New York
March IA 1yr +. b BABY, Agent.
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nF NOTICE.--ALL PARTIES HAVING
claims against steamer PLATO will render In their
bills on or before the FIRST DAY OF MARCH, or they
will be debarred paJ ment.
JNo. b. MUBRAY,
Cahrrorvo6 Market Wharf.
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sS NOTICE.-oFFICE OF THE CITY
ASSESSOR, CITY HALL. CHARLES ON. FEB
RUARY IS. 1sSs.-Nohoe Is hereby given that this
Office will r>main opon every day from tho hours Of
Nins A. NJ. to Two P. II. SUNDAY e1ceptedl until
the FIRST DAY OF MAnoH Next for the receipt OF
Tax Leturus on REAL ESTATE, BONDS, MORT
CAGES, JUDGMENEs, and other investments Of
whatever character.
All defsulters will be dealt with as the Ordinance
directs. w.N. HUGHES, City Assessor
February 20
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february q

asJ. s. MARTIN (LATE GRUBER &
MARTINI, will be pleased to see his friends and Gus
touaers at wM 5. CoRWLN & CO., No. 276 King
street. between Wentworth ard BeaufLn.
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F.W. Derrick has been appointed maSis
trate for Lexington County.
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% ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having demands against The Estate of JOHN
MccULLER>, deceased. will present their claims,
aitested, within the time prescribed by law, and
thoso indebted to said Estate will make paym ent to
CAROLINE MoCULLERS,
Qualified E1ecutri1.
Oakley, Northeastern Railroad, ). C.
Iebruary28 fST
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INLAND ROUTE.

INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE. VIA EDISTU, BEAUt ORR AND HILTON
HRkD
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On Monday morning there was another prl-
vatc entertainment, and tue members Of Tie
Convention with tho exception OF these who
had acca,Icd the invitation TO visit tho Crcs-
cont CITY, bad, goodbye to Mobile. And thls
good-bye WAS a hard word to say. Wo had
been received, MOI - strangers, but as lrcnds.
We had been entertained with 4 H. Ghly hospi-
table aud delicate couI tesy. whose ako wo may
never know again. Mobile had attached us tc
it's fortunes with bonds strong L than
hooks of iron. We hau made friends whom
ws shall cherish as Long as re breathe the
breath OF life. And it was as much as tho
most stoica could do 10 say goodbye ard
maintain even slow OF RESIGNATION. But the
last shake of the hand was given. the steamer
o,st off her lines, there was q faint cheer from
full hearts, aud the men who had treated us so
nohly turned away to their homes, and we to
pras most heartily for the future of kindly
Mobile, Aud of this SUI "ess there can be little
Joub.. Her women nre generous. beautiful
and true; graceful as Tie ,tawn, sweet as the
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

GOOD HOJsEKEEPER wANTBD-ANERICAN N
n preferred who oblging and willing make her
self useful Call Tor two days. b'wcep and O'clock ~ 81
Hama n.
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

a a q. BVkNHAMs FURNITURE AND BAGaAGp
nAp'sss no west Eleventh street, Sixth
s, moved IN city, country Furniare, planos yaess
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

A COMPETENT NURSE wANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE
N OF little girl 0wo ysars od) who has lost her mother
must he person Of education and having the bes atty
reference to such good home offered and soOd
wages; young person preferred. Apply to Mn BRRN-
HEIMER, N6 Wek llth n. .I0 t-'----
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The PnLsBuRY CAUCUS TIcKET.-The result
Of the election Of city officers on Tuesday
night excited considerable surprise, especially
in view OF the fact that some Of the Aldermen
who were supposed to be ardent adherents OF
the Mackey faction voted the Pillsbury caucus
ticket straight through.
This may be explained. The Mayor earn
estly desired the election Of his stepson, Jos.
Il. jerks, as City Inspector. To obtain this a
number OF promises in the shape Of offices had
to be thrown into the hungry maws OF the Al
dermen who were opposed to his faction or
uncertain" With this end in view, the
Mayor and his two or three advisers set to work
and promised the Office Of Coroner to j. P.
Howard. son Of Alderman Howard, colored;
Clerkship OF City Court to T. D. Small, colored,
son of Alderman Small; Portwardenship to ].
@. Holloway, colored, son OF Alderman Hollo-
way; City Attorneyship to D. T. Corbln, friend
Of Alderman Cunningham; Flour InspecLorship
to NJ. CaulAeld, friend Of Alderman Greene;
Assessorship to P. J. CooRan, friend OF Alder
man Collins, il the several Aldermen men,
toned would vote for JOS. d. jerks. They
bolted the bait and the caucus ticket whole.
The bottom rail is on top. The Mackeyites
will have to content themselves by raDying
around D. T. Corbin.
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A New THEArRE.-On T lesday night last the
Freundschattsbund held their regular monthly
meeting, and, we learn, TOOK fiual action in re-
gard to the building OF new hall.
As we learn, the reports OF the committees
in reference to the matter were heard, and it
was then decided to purchase the lot at the
southwest corner Of Meeting and George
streets, on which the society propose to build
at an early day large and handsome three
story brick bnilding, fifty by one hundred feet,
fronting on Meeting street. The frst floor
will be fitted up for the social uses Of the men,
bers OF the club. The second story will be 80
arranged that theatrical and operatic perform
ances can be conducted in it. This hall will be
larger than the Hibernian Hall, and will have a
commodious stage, with all fixtures necessary
for performers and for placing the pieces on
the etaee TO the best advantage. The lot will
cost $500, and the building, when completed,
probably $4,000.
1t is with the greatest pleasure we announce
the above, and We sincerely trust that the
building will be commenced at an early day.
Something Of the kind has been long needed,
and it will be source OF qualification to oil
classes to know chat there is fine prospect OF
the want being supplied very soon.
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TIE BOARD OF TRADE.-A meeting OF the
Board of Trade was held last evening, the
President, Henry Cobia, ESQ.,, in the chair.
The following gentlemen were unanimously
elected members Of the Board: Captain 7. j.
Lockwood, Henry DAILY, L. T. Potter, and B. b.
Neufville.
The President read letter from committee
,ot cihzens Of Columbus, Ga, concerning
proposed railroad from Columbus to West
Point, and, on motion, the following was
adop'ed.
Resolced, That the letter in relation to the
railroad from Columbus, Ga, to West folnt,
he referred to q special committee OF hve. wlt5 2
nower to attend the meeting referred to and
that the Secretary be requested 70 ascertain az
onca when the said meeting will be held.
The President was requested to appoint the
60 nmlttee at his leisure.
= The Board then adjourned.
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TERRIBLE CONTRACTION IN HoRRY COUNTY.
We learn from the Horny News that one OF the
most extensive fires ever known in that section
has been raging for the last two weeks in ALL
saints Parish. It broke out near the upper
end OF Ocean Bay. not far from the seashore,
an has reached the Wilson estate lands, on
the Waccamaw, six miles above Conwayboro',
having burned over distance of nearly twenty
miles. The average breadth Of the fire is un-
known. The country through which it passed
is literally burned up. Bay after bay and
swamp after gwamp have been made bare OF
all undergrowth, and the trees and timber
completely destroyed. The savannahs, with
the turpentine boxes, are made sterile wastes.
The hot, dry weather rendered it impossible
to check the onward march Of the flames. 1t
is yet burning, but will be likely to stop its
careeer on the banks Of the Waccamaw. We
have not learned the particulars concerning
the losses occasioned by this fire, but are
satisfied that they ale great. Major W. A.
Clarady had fifteen thousand turpentine boxes
burned, and John A. Wilson five thousand.
The earth is left bare behind this fire, the cat
tie range destroyed for the season, the deer
upsheltsred, and the bears and rattlesnakes
made to seek new hiding place or destroy
ed by the fire. It is estimated that over one
hundred thousand acres Of land was burned
over. At night the heavens we're brilliant
from the lurid flames, aud the clouds Of smoke
that arose by day were but portentous Of the
fiery storm beneath. We shall be glad to
have full accounts OF this terrible connagra.
fso,,
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THE CORONER MuDpLE.-The Aldermen who
30 ignorantly put their foot into it' on Tues
day night, by electing colored man to the
Office of Coroner, when they had no more to do
with it than the aforesaid colored man had to
elect himself, were thrown into state OF
confusion yesterday morning on being inform
ed of their error by the newspapers. As the
case is attracting considerable attention We
give the act providing for the election OF Coro-
ner, &c.. and also the one repesllng 1t.
The first was adopted by the Legislature on
the 1T of December, 1917. 1T is as follo ows:
An act to appoint a Board Of Commits sioners
for the City Of Charleston, with power and
authority to declare ia what cases the streets,
lanes and alleys of the city shall be widened,
aud 10 provide for carving IN execution
the objects OF said board, and Tor other pur-
poses therein mentioned.
SECTION 10. That the City Council OF Charles.
ton shall be, and they are hereby, authorized
aud empowered TO eleot annually Coroner,
for the Parishes Of St. Philip and st. Miebael,
who shall exercise the same power and authorl-
ty as are vested in coroDers by the laws OF this
State, any law to the contrary thereof notwith-
standing.
During the last session of the Legislature,
on the 26th of March, 1869, the following act
was approved:
SECTION 1. Be IL endcLed by the Senate
and House Of Representatives Of the State
OF South Carolina, now met and sitting
IN General Assembly, and by the autho-
rity Of the same. That Section 10 OF an act en-
titled IAN act to appoin Board of Commis-
sioGers for the City Of Charleston, with power
and authority to declare in what cases the
strests. lanes and alleys shall be widened, and
to provide for carrying into execution the OBJ
jects Of said board. and for other purposes
therein mentioned" be and the same Is hereby
repealed
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

A. G. MAoKEY will sell ct the new Custom
house, at II O'Clock, bonded goods.
LEIroH & BkUNs will sell at II O'Clock, at thu
old Postofice valuable real estate; also, city
and bank stock.
henry CoB1A & Co. will sell at half-past
O'clock, st their store, butter and shoulders.
JoHN g. MnNoh & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store, d-y goods and shoes.
LAURHY b ALEXANDRA will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store butter. lard DC.
10 o'clock. at their store, shoulders. hams. &c.
Knox, DAILY & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, smoked beef, tender loins, 30.
T. N. CATER will sell at hsf-past O'Clock,
at his store. bacon, butter, &c.
G. w. STEFFENs will sell ut half-past 8
O'Clock, ct his store, butter, hams, &c.
R. & A. P. CALDWELL will sell at hslf-past
8 o'clock, at their store, provisions, DO.
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UNITED STATES COURT, JULY 7-HoN. GEORGE
s. BRYAN, JUDGE. PREsDMa.-The following
business was disposed OF to-day:
In the District Court.-In the case Of the
United States vs.. twenty barrels OF distilled
spirits, owned by W. b. Stark--informatio for
violation OF internal revenue laws-a motion
for continuance vas granted.
In the case of the United States vs. Charles
B. Addison, ct al, indicted for violating inter-
nal revenue laws, bench warrant for the ar
rest Of Addison was issued.
In the case Of the United states Va. twenty
barrels of distilled sprits, the property OF W.
q. Stark, it was ordered that the plaintiff have
time to amend the information, which should
be filed within five days after the issuance OF
the order.
In the case of the United States vs. David
Reilly, it was ordered that John G. Dutch, ct
al, should receive $3.50 more.
In the Circuit Court.-In the case Of William
Rowland, ct al, vs.. Thaddeus Kelly-bill in
equity-it was ordered that the complainants
be allowed to make William Jervey party de-
feudant to the suit; also, that the complainant
have leave to amend his bill on points of no
general interest.
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TIE POLICE DEpABTMENT.-The offices IN
this depal tment are only four IN number, and
there are about fifty 'spirants for each. Those
who have interested themselves In the matter
are about equally divided in opinion as 10
whether Major Willoughby or Captain Hen
dr;cks will be Chief Lafayette I. Wolf and w.
N. Taft are spoken Of for First Lieutenants,
and Officer Philippy, of the Detective force,
for Second Lieutenant. It is asserted that the
vote for these offices will not be BY factions,
but q general sort Of an affair.
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ATRBuNE NAN's IMPRESSIONS OF CHARLES
1oN.-A travelling correspondent OF the New
York Tribune latey wrote long letter from
Charleston, from which we take the following:
It is the dull season OF the year. and the
large trading houses are doing little. Most OF
the damage done by the bombardment is re-
Xaired. but the ruins OF the great fire OF 1861
remain. It may be pscu larity Of Southern
city. but it Is singular to see pursley aud
wild grass gro Rlug ap through figging, and
rising to the door sllls OF wholesale houses 10
streets strictly devoted to commerce !u ad-
dition to stagnalt trade. the municipal ON.
GERS. being 4 publican, are in quarrel. and
city afflir, ara b! no m ,ans pleasant. Stall it
is beautiful city. tn, houses are lofty, eur
rounded with trees, aud I was told that not
one tenement house is in the city. Orange
pomegrsnate and fg trees are seen every
where, and roses are in profusion.
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LOO. .F.-JEFFERsoN LODGE, No. AT a
regular semi-annual meeting Of this Lodge,
held on Tuesday evening, the 9Th instant, the
foIlowing officers were installed for the current
term, VIZ: Brothers J. Liebman, Noble Grand;
J. L. Lunsford, Vice Grand; W. Mathew, Re-
cording Secretary; James Silcox, Permanent
Secretary and Treasurer; A. Sehwake, r. s. to
N. G.; j. H. NJ. Chumacero, L. y. to N. g.;
James Hill, R. S. to V. g.; P. Jancovich. L. 8.
to ov.G.; ". E. Milligan. W.; 3. Arnold. c.;
E. C. Tharin. I. D. g.; ;J. 7. Milligan, o. D. g.;
George Mcbride, R. 8. s.; J. Altshuler, L.
8.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JUNE 7.-Charaeston Hotel
John L. Cade, Kentucky; Vim. A. Julian, Com
pany Shop, N. C.;S. F. Dearing, Augusta; W
P. shingler, Cooper River; s. A. Durham
South Carolina; bon. B. R. Brideers George
Davis, North Carolina; j. W. Gardener, st
Louis, No.; q. B. Crosby, Atlanta, Ga.
Paoaion HoteL.-M. o. Byrne, North Caro-
lima; P. Il. C. Ernest, P. H. Ferril, Ridgeville
". T. Walter, James Richards, a. a. Mintab
South Carolina; G. Edwin, Augusta; G. F. Ora
ham, South Carolina.