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SMarriea.

DEWrF: CK-or Thursday evening,
Ap,i 6 il. 1859. AT he Plantation, It. Ln c's
Parish b. tho I;.v. IIos. T. GApsDEN. JOSEPH
DEWELS. II. D.. oil Charleston, :. T.. TO Miss
MARY ANN =. c!Gcs; dau.h'or OF Hos. ". +. COL
COCK OF said Parish.
CLEMENT-KiEG On The IL Ii March. b. hc
Rev. J. :. GIEAEprAU. ". " tLtMENi 20 Miss
MARY g. KING. al! OF t Paul's Parish.
MILNOR-SWASEY.-Q thursday evening. Sih
anil, by the Rev. DR. LORD. Mr.. JAMES D. NIL
NOR to Hiss EL!ZAi;Eil[ Il. sWi>iY. eldest
daughter of the lac Caria \. J. sT4ski. No
CarLs.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

st. Patrick's Benevolent Society, at 8 ?. NJ.
South Carolina Friendly society," at z. d.
Charleston Library society, at l z. NJ.
Charleston Rtienon Society. at s z. NJ.
jefferson Lodge at Z r. II.
Caro- ina Chapter. Al P. u.
hook and Ladder, No. ., at 2. A.
Young America Fire Company, at r NJ
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST CircuIntion.-7HE pAILI NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNIZED AS HATINC; TIE LARGEST CIR
cCLA1IoN IN 7HE CITY OF CHARLtSToN'
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REIAIN-
ING IN THE P0STOFFICE AT TIE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRO-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFFycE LAW
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TIE EVENING BULLETIN.-Th first number
of this miniature evening paper issued yesterday
1t is intended for prltuitous circulation. and will
rely :or support upon advertising business. The
pubhsher is Mr.. j. ". Mcmillan, o! Hayne-strcet.
who promises that The Bulletin" shall be 20 cheap
medium whereby the business relations Of our com.
muny may be conveyed and enjoycd without detri-
ment." We wish "The Bulletin" IN abundant
auccpas
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THE NEW BELT AND CLUB OF TIE POLICE.
The police are soon to be equipped with enamelled
leather belt, with pockc. for the new rosewood
club. The Le,t is adorned with fancy circular
sivcr-plated clasp with the word "Police" in raised
letters They expected 10 be dressed in this new
insignia by the 9th instant the day Of the grand an
nual parade. They may also then appear in the now
summer uniform.
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..:sIilarnl jl0tifrs.

wEEKlY-Dicd. April 10. 1862 Y,s. T. NJ.
WEEKLY vile ot Dr. JOHN III. WEEKLY. CT Bufold's
Bridge. ;. e., aged q yr.lrs and six nonihs
&g- Her Relatives, Friends and hc-
quaintapces and those Of Mrs L. \. ORD and MIR.
n. W. LORD, ere RESPECTFULLY iayit, :" attend her
Furc-al Services 10. DAY. at Eleven O'Clock n No.
Gi 1u,leGgc-strcct. Aph l3
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WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING OUR
patrons and the prblic generally that we have st
opened arrc aud well 'rtcd stock of CLOTH.
ING, MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, &... for the
Spri and summer, at the above stand, consisting
OF Business and Dress Suits. ali sizes and qualities
of Shirts and Underwear Gooos. &c.; all sizes and
qualities Of English and Domestic Hall Hose /; all
sizes and qualities of Silk and lisle thread Gloves
all sizes and styles of Linen and Paper Collars oil
sizes aud styles CT Cravats. Neck Ties, Pockc,
Haudksrciicfs, Suspenders. Umbrellas, &C.; also. q
large and well assorted stock of Broadcloihs, Cuss
meres, Doeskins Coatlngs, v,stings, &C., which We
offer to sell by piece. yard pattern; or make ur
into Garments, by measure. in any snaps or style
according to order, Mt the shortest notice Orli
stock has been selected wi b great care, AID we ,e
confident that we eau compete with any otner bors
in this city. Welnvto an examination Of o. S,o:H
and bespcak share Of the public patronage.
MENKE ~ MULLER.
March q stuth3mos
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THE STEAMER EM1IIE.-We learn that the
excellent steamer Emile. so well known In the
Georgetown trade, has had change OF commanders,
and will in future he in charge CT Capt p c. Lowis,
captain Isaac Davis. who has been in her, having
disposed of his interest in the steamer to the former
gentleman.
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CLUBS AND STARS. = Proceedings in the
Mayors court Monday orning
George Il. Meyer, white, for killing hogs on his
premises, in violation of Jaw. had to forfeit his
1'pork."
Richardson and White, colored, for driving
through King-street when tod TO drive OF. Fined
S5 each.
NJ. Haley. drunk in Tradd-street. Fined $40.
sallie Heyward and Nellie Cook, two colored
street strollers wers sent up for twenty days EACH
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ROBBERY on THE STEAMER PILOT BoY.-On
several occasions robberies have been con mted on
board of this boat and traces could be found of
the thief. On her last trip from Savannah to
Charleston Mr.. Mills. q passenger, was robbed of
jewery and other valua,les. Information was lodg-
ed at the police station and Officer Iced put on
the scent. and succeeded in arreshng Thomas Nor
rison and Haze Williams. two hremen aboard. At
first they denied all completely in the matter. but
afterwards owned up, and the articles promptly
turned over the owner.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL 12.-Pau.lion Hotel
s Green, B1rnwcll; W B Greene, Miss Louise
Beiser George Beiser, Charles Il Beiser. New
York; Philip cullan'n II Gorham. Steamship sara
gossa; O'Nelll, Florida; J Irdwell, Fairfield;
C Mathewes, Rockford, Iowa; F NJ Bumbr, B1rn-
we'll; Mrs q Cleckley, Mss Jenneys D Louis,
h Kuotts. Oranseburg; n Thouron, Steamer
Dictator.
Chari, ton Hotet.-w a Rook City; II Dewins,
Stanford Conn; L " Griffin, Darlington: Medln,
Cheraw; J Thorne, New York; wm White and
wife. albany, Y; TLuriow Weed Miss Weed and
servant, Mrs -tebbins, daughter anl sc,vlnt, John
pelvln. W I;Iker, " RiAer, New York
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RA1LRoAD.-Thc
engineer and superintendent of this company adver-
tise for proposals for building the road from Coo
3ayhNchie to Savannah, Ga.
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AuetIonfsrs' priuate Sales.
BY JOHN r. HUMPHREYS

Broker, Auctionecr and Commission
Agent, 20. 27 Broad-STeet.
At Private snlc -
DESIRABLE TWO.AND-a-HaLF STORY RESI-
DENCE south. asst corner Of smith and Bull streets.
COMFORTABLY RESIDENCE containing four
III right and two attic rooms, in Smith-:treet one
door below Bul-strect.
ELEGANT MANSION No. ] Rutledse Avenue,
corner of Cahouu-street containing ten rooms, and
ex,cns,v; outbudipgs all IN rompl tc repair. This
is one OF the most desirable residences in the city
For terms applyas above.
March 30 tn
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Don PAsQUALE.-Tne opera last night drew
enc of the most crowded ard fashionable audiences
that We have ever seen gathered in Hibernian Hall
Don PasQullc presented il excellent style aud
Mile Durand, as Norma, received greeting even
wara CT than that eiver her at the concert Gu saiut-
day. 1t may be that the res, that the company b; II
enjoyed after the ccnthrous iavcl and severe
efforts of last week had put tiom i'll better Voice
than at their lat appearance; certainly tue artists
all sang with rema arka bic spirit ard fire effect Mile
Durlnd is scarcely less charming as an actress tnaL
she is pleasing as singer. and. last tight, the most
fastidious critic could haze found nothing lacking
either iu her acting or the management OF her voice.
Even tie blurring Of the tril which we had nohceo
on Saturday, had disal pcGrtd as though rs magic
signor Briguoli sang magpifceptly throughout the
the opera, and In the serenade was rapturousIy en-
cored. The great tenor, however, was somewhat
tame in his acting.
siguor sarti, as or Pasquac confirmed Tue GOOD
opinion which lad already been formed OF him. Rvs
concc ption and acting OF the characters We're soou'
and his fine voice used with charming eject.
Sicnor StctfInc pc brother OF the famous prima
donna, Madame Steflanonc, played the accompani'
ments with great precision and taste. This gentle
man is of no little vulue III making the performance
q success.
AS will be seen by tie correspondence which we
print this morr ing. The departure Of the opera conf
pany has been postponed until late hour 10 night
20 as to allow of the performance OF the farber oil
Seville this evening for the benefit of the Charleston
prima donna, Me- Durand. This opera will be
given with dresses and all possible scenic effects,
and will be over IN all probability by IL o'clock
Mile Durand is already great favoritc with our
citizens AS Charles. .onian she has cl i'm upon
us, and as singer she has chnlm Which We shall
not soon forget We lops then th:t at her benefit
tonight every seat will be taken. aud that the fair
prma do ma will long have occasion to remember
her first professional visit t. Charleston.
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sgESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON The
Errors aud abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood VI .th the humane view OF troatmcnt and cure.
sent by mail froe OF charge, Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Fox p. Philadelphia. Pa
January % 3mo
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ATTENTION is requested to the advertisement
"Poard wanted"
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aETO CONSUMPrIVES.-THE ADVER-
TISER, having been restored to health in few
weeks bya very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection, and That
dread disease Consumption, Is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sutierers the means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used free OF charged, with the directions
for preparing und using the same. which they will
find cure Tor Consumption, Asthma, Broncb,-
tas, &c. The object of the adverti cr In sending the
prescription is 10 bcne6t he afflicted and spread iu-
formation which he conceives to he invaluable and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as it will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings County. New York.
February3 3mos
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New FIRM.--Messrs. Gerhard Riecke and
Edward F. Schscbte as will be seen by our columns
to-day have formed copartnership for the purpose
OF conducting auction and commission business,
the large store, Nos. 143 and 145 East Bay cor.
ner Of Unity alley. These young men are well known
beng entcrprislng, energetic md thoroughly pre-
pared to enter upon business career. Both of
them have experience in the specially they have
dertaken, and whilst seeking public support. will
endeavor to deserve it in the fullest degree.
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UNDER NECKEE IN EQUITY.
Catharine II. Mood Us James Quintia.
BY A. C.. McGILLIVRAY,

Will be sold, on TUESDAY. the Goth day of April.
next, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, in front of the Old Gus:
tomhouse.
ALL HAT LOT OF LAND. with buildings there.
on. situate the sic OF Nor,nan-strect, Upper
Wards, and designated by the No. Z, in plat drawn
by Il X. Payne. surveyor, and dated 18th April
1852 and recorded in Office Register Mcsne Convey
ance, tor Charleston Count, measuring and contain
ing front Oh Norman-st ect Az feet more OF less,
same dimensions back line, and in depth 100 feet
ore or less; butting and bound ng west en- Norman
street, north on lot No 0. east on lot No. 6, and
south lots Nos. t. and g. in abuve described plat
1crms-Onc-thiId cash balance In one and two
years. secured by bond aud mortgage of the preni-
scs; buildings be insured and kept insured, aud
policy assigned. Purchaser 10 pay for papers aud
stamps. Z. W. NJ. MAGK. Y, ). Z. Z.
alart. 20 .u4
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I!atfls.
E-uPEN:HG OF
THE OLD FOUR MILE HOUSE.

This POPULAR REsoar FOR TRAVELLERS
has teen re-oocncd by the proprietor. Mr. HUNT.
The Darroom has been rctttri aud rciurnl:hed aEd
10 pains will be spared to pl, use visitors. The Four
Mile House is heir the terminus OF the Shell Road,
aud Is one of the most attractive resorts in the vicn
iy OF the city. tuthS6 Aprl!G
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.Srg vpu0O5, Cir.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
II. MCCARTHY,

NO. "'4 II l IL T. T. y,
ysTOULD RESPECTFULLY BEG LEAVE TO
w call aloution to his large and we'll assorted
stock If New aud Fashionable DRY GOODS, just
opened.
CONSISTING OF:
DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, LINENS
Willie Goods. Gloves Cassimeres
Embroideries Hoop ,bIrts. Longclohs
Lace Goods. Parasos, Domestic Goods
Corsets, Notions, >hccings. &c.
lot If fsuporior CALlCJES, warranted tast coIors,
at 131 cents per yard.
Il. MCCARTHY,
Under Masonic Hall,
Southeast corner Of King and Wentworth streets.
Aprl8 'uthsimo
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Spffial Notiffs.

eyIHE ACTING MAYOR AND ASSISTANT
TREASURER OF IHE UNITED STATES AIDING
TO MAKE APPROPRIATIONS FROM TIE CITY
TREASURY IN VIOLATION OF LAW.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
Tna Act OF the Legislature OF December IL, 1850,
in reference 10 the Manic pal Government of Charles
ton, provides as follows:
"SEo, 2 The Mayor, aud mol less than twelve Al.
dc.men, shall Le u quorum for the imposition OF
taxes and the appropriation OF money"
commend the above to Mr.. G.. W. CLARK.
Acting MAYOR. and Mr. J. D. GEDDINGS. Acting Al.
derman as they seek to excuse their awess efforts
to keep the Republican Mavor and Aldermen elect
ous OF ofi:r, by affecting sensitive regard for
law" These gentlemen have recently aided in max
ing appropriations out OF the City Treasury with
Bo,rd consisting, all told, of the Mayor and only
ELEVEN Aldermen Mr.. CLARK is the Well known
Democratic aspirant Tor the Customhouse, and Mr.
GEDpINCiS is the Democratic rardidac-slightly
d,sguised-for 1e.appointmcnt as Assistant Treas
urer OF the United states; aud they have doubtless
been SO busy in getting up memorials In their be.
half, signed py violent Democrats and bogus Rcpub.
1icans. that this law has escaped their attention.
CT arleston, April l. 1869. AIAAPAfER
April 3
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aE CHARLESTON SAYINGS INSrlTU-
IIoN-FINaL SETTLEMEST.-1n accordance with
the decreta order OF the Court OF Equity, the Sec
ond and last in salmen of oar aud seven-ienths per
centum will be paid on and after THIS DAY TO depo-
stors. at the Office of the Institution, No. %
CHURCH-STREEr.
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS will be specially devot-
cd 10 the payment OF females Males will be attend
ed to on the other week days.
The Deposit Books must be surrendered as this is
the final settlement The Office will be opened every
day Sundays exceptcd) from Nine o'clock a. NJ. to
Two o'clock 2. NJ, ani no payment will be made
ont of business he eurs. The payments will continue
daily pn,,l every dcpositor is settled with.
henry s. GRIGGS,
aror..b,o 10 stutL1O Treasurer G. s. I.
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SURVIVORS Assoc1ArroN.-At the anniversary
meeting OF this society, held last night the follow
ing officers were elected
Colonel E. McCRADY,* President
Colonel E. J. WALxER,t 1st Vico-President.
Major THEo. q. BARKER, I'd Vice-Pre.iden
Br j. FORD PRIoLEAU, Sd Vice-Prt sident.
Colonel J. F. HUT. 4th Vice-President.
Captain JAMES ARMSTRONG. secretary.
Captain +. K. kUeER,t treasurer.
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Spreiai auiIfrs.


@CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP MARY
LAND, from Baltimore, are hereby no ifed that she
is This DAY di.chargirs cargo at Pier No l. Union
Wharvcs. All Goods not taken away ut sunset, will
remain on wharf at Copsi ;ncc.' isk.
MoLDEcAI& < CO..
april 10 Scents.
@-CoNSIGNEES FER y L T. y II s II p
MANHATTAN ere notified That she is dscharginG
cargo at Atger's Wharf THIS AY. Goods uucalcd
tor At sunset will be stored Il; owncr- risk ani ex
pcnsc JAMES ADGiR 4 CO.. ageuts.
April 10
BE- PUBLIC SCnC COLS-EXAlINATION
OF IL ACnl KS.-lhe ie ular Quarterly Examlna-
fubl'c Schools will rc led tho Normal school, St
Philip.s.rcci, on SATURDAY. 17th instant, commcn-
cling at Nine oclork y. N.
Applicants are rcqu ,s:c.,,o be present ruuctually
at The appointed hour.
By order Of the Board.
j. MONTAGUE GEINKE,
April l3 tuths) Secretary C. T. S.
&8-TREASURER'S OFFICE. MACON AND
wE>TERA RAILROAD ONPANY.-MACON, CA
THREE AND ONE.1HIRD PER CENT (S3,; per
H. has this DAY been drca: c.l the earnings
that have heretofore been invested in the consliuc
ton and improvement OF the road and property OF
the Company, payable OIL and after the 10Th day Of
May to the stockholders Of the Company, as indi-
Gated by the books Oh the 25th day OF April.
Stockholders registered on ilc books oil the New
York Agency will receive their certificates at the
National Bank OF the Republic New Yors; all others
at the Cfhce of the Company at Macon. Ga.
no fractional STARE. will be issued and no trans.
ers vii be made after Oath April until the 18th May.
MILO :. FREEMAN.
april 13 tuths3 Seer tary and Treasurer.
ss- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
any demands against the Estate Of ROBERT. b.
BRODIE will please hand them i'll, properly attest
ed, and those indebted will make payment to the
subscriber. b. +. RIDDELL,
April IL 1amSmos Qualified Executor.
aF CALISAYA BARK.-IT is SAID THAT
Messrs. DRAKE c. tprop ietors of the PLAN
TATION BITrLRS) are t,e largest importers Of
Calisaya Bark in this country, aud that With the
cepton of an occasional SALE all they import is used
in the ccmpoundi L Of their celebrated PLANTA
TION BITTkRS,-to which they undoubtedly are
indebted for their wonderful bc u th-res: :oring pro-
perties. As tonic and appetizer they arc not sur
passed. and ctcrrully recommend them. All
hrst-cass druggists kecp them for sale
MAGNOLIA wATER.->uperior TO the best imported
German Cologne, and old at hllf the price,
Auri IL tutls3
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*yice Colone, Gaillard. declined re election.
Twice General Councr. dcclinei reelection.
tVIce Colonel Walker, elected Vice. President.
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THE CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YoRK.-Mr James y. Belts. formerly q
merchant of this city in high Standing has accepted
the agency Of this company, and has opened an
Office at No. 81 Broad.street The Continental il
of the most hourishiDg companies in New York, and
under the administration OF Mr.. Belts as agent at
this point will be to win popular good will
and liberal share of patronage.
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aTCONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP MARY
LAND, from Baltimore, arc hereby no ifed that she
is THIS DAY di.charSirs cargo at Pier No l. Union
Wharvcs. All Goods not taken away ut sunset, will
remain on wharf at Consi ;ncc.' iisk.
MOhDEcAI & CO..
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sB-CHEROKEE CURE, THE GREAT IN.
DIAN MEDICINE, cures all diseases caused by sell
abuse. viz: Spcrma .orrhea, Seminal Weakness
Eght Emissions. Los of Memory, Universal Lass,.
6de Pains in the B,c;. Dimness of llsioa, Prcma.
lure Old age. Weak Nerves, Difficult Breathing,
Pale Countcnance, Insanity, Consumption, ana all
discasts that follow sequence Of youthful inds.
crctions.
The Cherokee Cure will restore health and visor,
stop the emissions, aud cecta permanent cure after
ell other medicines have failed.
Price So per bottle or three bottles for S. Sold by
all druggists.
Sold n Charleston. S. c.. by ". a. SHRINE,
RAOUL & LYMAN. a. W. ECKEL * CO., ED. S.
| BuRNHANI and L. b. EEI.LEkS & co.
| Fcbruary1G plc tuslscow3mos.
Go CHEROKEE PILLS. OR FEMALE
RLIULAI oR.-Curc Suppressed, Excessive and
Painful MenstrlaioI, Green Sickness Nervous aud
Spinal Affections, ains in the Ulcs Mysteries Sick
Headache, Giddiness. and all diseases that spring
from regul ,rity, by removing lie and all the
effects that from It. rhcy perfectly sale in
all casos except when forbidden by directions and
easy TO administer, as they are nicely Sugar.
coacl. They shoull be in the hands OF every
Maiden, Wife aal Mother in the land
The Cherokee Pills Id by al druggists. al 81
per h'x, or six boxes for S5
sold in baresion. ). G., b.. $. W. ECkEL & CO.,
q. ". AIMAR w. 4. >EkINE, RAOUL l. LYNAu,
ED. S. TuRNnAM and L. u. KELLERs& & CO.
February 1G D2c iutscowJmos
Sc INSTAIMENrS OF THE BLUE
RIDGE RAILROAD CALLED FOR.-lho Six
teenth, seventeenth. Eighteenth, Nineteenth and
Tre:iuetd tnstalinen.s are called fu. as follews:
The Sevo itc. nth In >tllmcn. Oh Is OF May, 1862
The Egheent. InsalIn ,nt on 18th Of June, 1869
The Nineteenth InSa ment on 10th of .ly, 1869.
The Twentieth Iussalment on 18th of August, 1862
The Stockholders in Charleston will find the
amounts due on their subscription al tho olice of
Colonel J. B. E. SLOAN, Browns Wha.f, TO whom
payment lis au erzod to be made II no. paid bv
Inst dats will be declared forfeited ny order of stok
holders. W. H. D. GAILLARD,
January l3 lamo8 Secretary and Treasurer
GT ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. and all the effects OF youthful in.
discretion Will, for the sake OF suffering humanity,
send free TO all who need it, the receipt and direc.
tions Tor making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing TO profit by the advertis.
ers experience can do so by addressing. in perfect
onfdence john b. OGDEN
No. AZ CedHr-street, New York
February 3 3mos
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April 13

8-CoNSIGNEES rET: = L T. A. MSHIP
MANHATTAN arc notified That slo is dischargnG
cargo at Atgers Wharf THIS AY. Goods uucallcd
Tor sunset will be stored Il: owncr- iisk and
pcnsc JAMES ADGiR CO.. aeeuts.
Alril Ii
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causing the weak and dcbilitatcd TO have renewed
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with JOY and pleasure.
pricc-One bottle So; Three bottles So.
Sold in Charleston. s. c.. BY E. II. KELLER9 &
CO., a. ". ECkEL & CO., Il. W. AIMAR, W. A.
sKKINF, ED 5. DURNHAN and RAOUL & LYMAN
february l6 Dtc tuthseow3moS
gY- NO CURE! NO PAY!-FORRESr'
JUNIPER TAR is warranted to cure Coughs, Group.
Hoarscncss Sore Throat. Splitting of Blood and
Lurg Diseases. Immediate rolicf produced. Try
it; if not satisfied return the empty bottles AMI get
your money back.
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent,
G. w. AIMAR. Druggist,
Corner King and vaudcrhorst streets.
Rs- Price 35 cents.
February q D4c tuths3mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-13

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BRODIE will pl, hand them in, properly attest
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subscriber. b. +. KIDDELL,
April Is 1an9mos Qualified Executor.