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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-27
Laura Keene has been trying her hand
as White Lady of Wicklop.

Laura Keene has been trying her hand
as White Lady of WickloW.
Mr.. Sothern was playing Dundreary
at the Theater Royal, Dnbhn.
Miss Susan Denim was playing East
Lynne at the Royal Theater, Hanlsy,
England.
Hssh," dramatically interpreted, is
q favorte dish with the San Francisco
ans
A breach-ofpromise case in Detroit
turns upon the question whether the de-
fendsut intended, by inclosing a leaf of
rose-geranium to the lady, to use the lam
guags of flowers, in which case the inno-
cent leaf would have said, Thou art my
choice"
In case of marital separation in Gin
cinnati, the plaintiff addressed the Court:
Judge" said she, Il can't love dat
dar niger; he kicked me 10 de ribs once
until he loossned all my insides, and
when dat occurred my affection for him
vanished"
The goose that laid the golden egg has
been discovered in California; at least
it is recorded in Sacramento paper
that among the contents of the gizzsrd
of q goose, killed for the purpose of fur
nisning Thanksgiving dinner to fam
lily in Folsom, were found several speci
mems of virgin gold of the aggregate
value Of eight dollars.
The manner in which De Lssseps won
bis wife was very siugular one. He
had brought to ladies 10 France great
number Of Jericho roses, and was dis
tributing them at an evening party. He
stopped before the young brunette who is
now Mrs. De L., and said: ut is not in
my power to make this rose bloom sfresh
everv one knows the legend Of Jericho
roses ], but express desire in accepting
il, and swear that il shall be accom-
plished." "I desire = whatever you
wish" murmured the young girl.
"Well," said De Lesseps, Il wish you
to be my wife," And she is.
&c. A. T." writes from Washington
that there is a plan under consideration
to put the Presidents business Offices,
Secretaries, etc.. in the new Department
of State-when they get it-snd shut up |
the White House altogether for mere pol |
iticisns aud hob-nobbers. Mrs. Grant
complains that she has no privacy at any |
time, and that she nigh. as we'll live out |
of doors-the house bsing fall all the
time Of ofice-seekerss informers and ca
riosiiy hunters. The plan is to make |
the new State Department the Presi-
dents workshop, and convert the White
House into o grand sale de reception.
entirely private residence. except when
the hospitality of the Chief Magistrate
is 10 be exercised on Friday nights.
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if you loos on him. Cor sc sequently, if yu
hav got emmy kold vittles 10 the house,
try him on them, once in while, during
securing season, and If he swalers them
we'll, and sez he will take some more, he
iz man who, when blue Monday Gums,
will wash we'll.
4. Don't marry O pheller who IL alwuz
n telling hew hiz mother duz things 1t
iz az hard tew snit these men az it IL tew
wean young one.
s. If yung man kan beat yu playing
on piauner, and kant hear fish horn
playing in the street without turning
back summersett on account of the mu-
sick that il in him, say ship him he
might answer tew tend babe, but if W.
set him hoeing out the garden, yu will
ind that yu have got to do it yurself. A
man whoze whole beft lies in musick
land not very betty at that amt no bet
ter for husband than seedlitiz powder;
but if he luvs TO listen while yu sing sum
gentle ballad, yu will find him mellow
and no soft. But don't marry ennybody
for jist nne virtew, emmy quicker than yu
would flop man for jist one iuult
for female to be an old maid success
fully. A CRATE menny hez tried it and
made bad job ov it. Evryboddy seems
to look upon old maids jist ez they do
upon dried harbs--in the gsrret, handy
for sickness-and therefore, girls, it amt
mistake that you should be willin to
swop yourself oph with some trew phellow
for husband. The swop is good one,
but don't swop for emmy man who IL re-
spekted jst bekause his father IT, You
had better be On old maid for thousand
years; and then jine the Shakers. than tew
buy repentance at this price. N woman
ever made this trade who ddu't git either
phool, mean cuss, or clown fer
husband.
Z In digging down into this subject i
find the digging grows harder the further
i git. 1t is mulch easier tew inform yu
who not tev marry than who tew, for the
reason there IL more ov them.
don'I think yu will foller mi advise,
il give it; and. therefore, will keep
it, for look upon advise as do upon
castor ile--a mean dose to give, and
mean dose to take.
But must say one thing, girls, or
spie. If you can find bright-eyed,
healthy, and well-balasted boy, who
looks upon poverty or sassy as child
looks upon weslth-who had rather sit |
down on the curb-stun, in front of the
9th avenue hotel, and eat ham sand
wich than tew go inside and run in debt
for biz dinner and toothpick-one who IL
armed with that kind ov pluck that mis-
takes defeat for victory, mi advise IL
tew take him. body and soul-snare him
at unst for he is a stray trout, of breed
very skase in our waters. Take him, I
say, and bid onto him, as hornets bid
onto tree -New York Weekly.
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Josh billings Papers-Female Re.
marks.


Dear Girls, are yu in sarch ov hus
band ?
This IL a pumper, and y1 are not re-
CURED tew say Yes" out loud, but are
expekted tew throw your eyes Down onto
the earth, 81 tho yu wsz looking for pin,
and reply ,ew the inteuogatory with a
kind of draulin sigh, az tho w waz eat
ing an oyster, juice and oil, off from the
half shell.
Not tew press so tender q theme until
it bekums thorn in the flesh, we will
presume (tew svsid argumeui) that yu
are on the lookout for sumthing 10 the
male line tsw boost yu up in the up hill
ov life, aud tew keep his eyes on the
britehing when yu begin tew 90 down the
other side ov the mountain. Let me
Civ you sum small chunks ov advice how
tew spot yure fewter husband:
l. The man who IL jellous of every
little st,enshun which W git from sum
other fellow, yu win fud after yu are
married to him, luvs himself more than
be dug yu, and whst yu mistook for soils
situde. yu will diskover has changed into
indifference. Jellusy isn't heart dis
eaze, it is liver complaint
2. A mustssh is not Indispensable It
IL only q little more hair, and IL good
deal ike moss and other excressences-
often duz the best on sile that won traize
enuything else Don't forgit tbs, those
things which yu admire in phellow be-
fore marriage yu will probably hay tew
admire 10 q husband sfter. and mustash
will git tsw be very weak dietafter long
time.
3. II husbands could be took on trial,
az Irish cooks are, two-thirds ov them
would probably be returned; but there
don't seem tew be emmy law foT this.
Thsrefore, girls. IN will see that after yu
git man, yu hsv got tew keep him, even
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HOME WA sHER

Saves time and labor, works easily, and is
durable; washes the fpest fabrics with no wear
or tear: WARRANTED THg BEs TwAsHER FxrAYr.
Always in operation at the warsroom of the
Home Mspufacfurit Co., 276 Second street
(Ayres Block, Memphis. tenn. also SlS NJ
Fourth street. st. Louis. Me. Orders by mail
will receive prompt attention. Local agents
wanted in every town and county. Clolhe
Wringers, wholesale and retail.
As~ County and Sfa'c rirh's fnr sale ISn In5
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mN Uee ~ sall
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An industrious miner in the Mariposa
region made $4,000 in q week, and lost
Il in one night at the gaming table. An
other man says: (" i had 81, 900 in dust
on Monday morning. aud when Saturday
night came I had 10 borrow four bits 70
buy a loaf Of bread with-every cent
gone 4"
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Election Thursday, Jan. 8, 1870

NlQcu Dy INC uoW Clty Cuhftci.
Election Thursday, Jan. 8, 1870.
hst ward-NOrth End of Navy Yard.
Deputy Commissioner. Nat Miller: Judges,
u as Newson, j Z Randall and j J Powers
|Clerks. w McKeon. jr, and + Atwood.
hd Ward-At w. j. Chase's Feed store,
II Poplar street. ~
II Deputy Commissioner, w J Chase; Judges,
IN III Bridges, r. w LghtbHrn and Charles
dmith Clerks, Ihos Fox and A X Edgington.
Eid ward-At Squire Hfernan's ONCE,
III on Adams street. ,
EDeputy Commissioner, T p Adams; Judges,
u Woodward. W McKeon and Or D Fg9od-
|zth ward-At No. SO Madison street.
kT Lacy, p nj Stanley and W 7. Greenlaw;
cierks, Daniel Kirwin and A Holbing.
Sth ward-At Room 26, Circuit Court
I'd House. ~
HDeputy Commissioner, ri Boughner;
Judges, Owen smith Theodore Hoist and ID
b Mallory; Clerks. J M Coleman and Michael
Magevney, jr.
Mn ward-At waIdran Block, Mafn
n street.
Y Deputy Commissioner. w A Nelson; Judges.
b uhilds. I D Norment and Church
&itEhSs DdAuSi IloOAOs @hN " - - - j.
Van warti--At cor. Linden and Causey
streets. AAt ~ -
Deputy Commissioner, Jones; Judges.
M l. Stewart, Thomas II Logwood and John
Losgue; Clerks. Foster and W Vandyke.
sth ward - At CoIored Church ON
Quinby street.
Deputy Commissioner. WIN Tate; Judges, d
h Monsarrat, d Pante and McGeoy; Clerks.
b ID Stewart and Eugene Levi.
sth ward-At cor. Kerr and Fifth SITS.
Deputy Commissioners, J D Danbury; I;
Judges, w B Gibson, @ M Wardig and Jsbn
Knox; Clerks, J @ Handwerker and + @
SchGper.
10th ward-At Africa Bailey ~ Church
DEPUTY Commi ,sioner. w F Boen: judges.
r y Loony, w Ellis and Jas M Williamson;
Clerks, Aueuste Bizien and John Quinian.
Where there are not suitable places to hold
the election in the places designa,ed, the Dep.
uty Commissioner and Judges will select one as
''''' - JOHN p. BOUGHNER,
Of Registration for Shelby Go.
Qi-l09 81.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-27

The Hon. John Morrissey ssys be in
tends to have the finest private residence
iu Saratoga
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City Election Notice.

N,HE following persous are hereby appointed
Il Judges. CLERKS and Deputy Commissioners,
to open and hold an election for Mayor, Alder
men, Councilmen and other officers, as pro-
|Rided by the new city charter.
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Aurtioa Sales.

UNITED STATES MAiSlIALs SALE.
UNITED STATEs OF AMERICA, SOUTH CAROLINA DIS
TRIcT-IN EQUITY.
William Enstis CT ot us Peter .J Shaad. et
al ol-Decree for Foreclosure.
w. Y. LEiTCH a. II. y. BRUINS.
AuctiOncers.
Dy virtue OF q Decree Of sale to me directed in the
above case, by tho Hon. George s. BRYAN.
Judge OF he District Court of the United States
tort District aforesaid l will expose for sale at
puoic Auction. at the old Exchange East end OF
Broad street, THIS DAY. tho l1th day of Janu.
ary, 1869, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND on
Ladys Island, formerly the property OF the late Vii s.
Patience Wise b. Eus,is, estimated on Tax Book at
six hundred and forty (64O acres about three hun
dred and fifty 350 fit for cultivation sixty t6O)
acres OF thin wood, the rest salt flats and marsh
bounded on he north by Creek, east by Creek that
divides Lady's Island and st Helena Island south
and west by Distant Island and Hszel's Iulet Plan
tation Good negro houses, overseer's houses
cotton houses. blale houses, &c.
ALSO,
TWO HUNDRED (2OOJ ACRES more or less. of
pine barren, situated Por, koyul islnd; bou nds
unknown; used as an attachment to the Ledy's Is-
iand Plantaton for timber and fencing stuff.
1erms@One-third cash; and the balance on a
credit of one. two and three years, with interest
payable ar nually, to be secured by a bond of the
purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold Pur-
cpasers to pay the United States Marshal for all
necessary papers and STAMPS.
JP. M. EPPING,
United States Marshal for south Carolina District
January IL th3mi
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CLUBS AND STARs.-William Simons and
Alick simons, colored, who charged, on Thurs
day last with stealing gold watch from Rose at the
Calder House, proved their innocence before q
magetrate on Saturday. The colored woman lost
the watch but afterwards found it.
The case of Fraser and Magill, colored cross war.
rant was heard before Magistrate Axson and jury
Saturday, and dismissed neither party being con-
sldered guilty.
The following arrests were made on Saturday:
respectable citizen, not aware Of the ordinances
Joe johnson, colored, for stealing clothing fl ON
Mr.. William Hearn No. 70 East Bay.
Sar.uel Ferguson, colored, for stealng oranges
from Zanoga's store.
Thomas Curry, for being drunk and disorderly on
East Bay.
Charles Wilson, lored, for being drunk and dis.
orderly and trying to break into the house of Eliza
viii on IN Eiliot-street.
Five negroes from Sumte-, who said they were on
Guardhouse last night
The following persons were committed to jail on
magistrates warrants:
Bridget Melville, for stealing S25 from Thomas
Curry, in Eliott.street, on the 7th instant
Thomas Corcoran, for stealing gold watch valued
at 500, fr ON R. b. Cahill.
John Roalston, coored for stealing poultry from
Isaac Belltzer, East Bay on the 7th instant.
Edward Moultrie, colored, has been arrested by
the detectives for breaking open and robbing the
store of August Henne, January 1.
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ESCAPE OF PRISONERS Yesterday, about
half.past three o'clock, while rations were being
distributed at the JAIL four prisoners escaped The
parties were Ben Johnson, q young whito man. con-
fned for burglary; John Schedel colored, for as
sault and battery on MI J. q. Carpenter, the night
he caught him on his premises; Jerry Williams,
eolored, for larceny, and Jesse Nash, coored, for
swindling. Ben Johns on obtained permission to go
in the basement to eat his meals and soon us the
keepers went up stairs to give out dinner, he caught
up the lad der and boted the outside door after him.
placed the ladder the wall and jumped over, fol-
lowed by schedell, Williams and Nash. Williams and
Nash were both tho sick list ofthe Jail, and
out in the yard for recreation. johnson and Sche.
dell were caught in Broad-st,eet, Orange; Will
liams and Nash have not yet bee n found.
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DIRECT STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATION. = The
iron steamship Golden Horn, which attracted SO
much attention when she was last here, is again on
her way to this port, under the same popular COM
mander, Captain Harry c. McBeath Thanks to
Messrs. r. Mure Co., the enterprisiug agents in
this city, the direct steam line between Charleston
and Liverpool, which was for years the great ambi.
ton OF our shipping merchants has ecome an ac-
comrlished fact. and we no longer compelled to
send or go to Europe via New York. The Golden
Horn is expected to arrive about the 10th inst,
and will take freight for Liverpool as she is
unoaded. \
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. January and TO- Charles
ton Hotet.-J Kaufman, J Moseley S Faleen, w
j Hard Jno Kinard, I hos NJ Paysnger Judge
Pope, M Boxler, Augusta; Tupper, Georgia;
Dr M K Hogan, II Solomon, Columbia, Sperry'
Orangeburg; Noyes Baltimore; w I Bennett
Supt Int Rev, South Carolina Rankin, Lewersh ire
Me; r L I.awton, Georgia; s DePass, Camden; G.
w Mason, o Depmt; MIR Doc and wife, Miss Doe
Judge Lothrop,J Little M D, w Elwel New
York; Fishe, q w Spaulding, Boston; w * Muir
ry and wife, DR. Lee and wife, nurse and two
children. w Sort, New York; j Gale, wife, two
children and servant, Edgeield; G Jones, Chester;
Ear;y. New York; w Neeker, Madison, Y; M
Chadwick, Wadmalaw; D sewell. Washington;
Neid, A; W Beard, N Y; j II Coderan Phia;
D Webster, L Robbins, Cleveland, Ohio;
Woodruff, Florida; A II Louis, H H Beevo, New York;
John Cohrs, Illinois; M Hill, q Swan, G &
Leary New York; James Hunter, T Curtain, Balti-
more; VIM Purdy, John Lardy, New York; w @
Driscon, Savannah; P M Nightingale. Brunswick,
Ga; Smith. A L Rowe. W L Avery, John Bur-
hans. New York; Brevard, w s Perry, Alachua.
Fla; James Wilson, Fall River, Mass; j w Roberts,
Benz Burle, Jr.. New Yoik;B Haynes and lady, Ala.
chua. Fla; A Morgan, wife and son, Springfield;
Williams Savannah; w Blsckwood, North Caro-
lima: Major Worth, 9Th U s Troops, w Norris,
Flo,ida.
Pavilion HOTEL T Klipstein, Christ Church
Parish; John McMann, South Carolina; Thomas
Magwood, Mount P1easant Cyrus Washburn, Will
town Major Whaley, Edisto; John Globes, city;
Z P Lucas, Darlington; L Bigger South Carolina;
X vannest, Thomas Taylor. William Patton and
Fudickcan, New York James Mcpherson, Joseph
Hilton "nd Major johnson, city; W b Brunson,
Edgeheld; A Loryea, Branchville; W Hanna, vir-
gnia; J M Humbert. Ridgevllle; Thouron. Sum-
mervie; NJ Blunkinseo, New York; s Moore,
South Carolina; L g Shepard, New York; John Jones'
Georgia; D Earle, Waldo, Fla Captain CrowelI
and E w Sparhawk steamship Magnolia; ] Jerni
gan, North Carolina.
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81 ERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facias to me directed
and delivered, will be sold on MONDAY, the first
day OF February next at the northeast of the
Courthouse, between the hours OF IL A. NJ and 8
PM, >
All the right title and interes. OF the defendant in
o IRACl OF LAND, situate on Edlsto leland and
known as "cedar Hail." together with the b adin0 0s
and improvements thereon said tract containing 400
aCree, moro or less.
Jsmes T. Whaley at the suit OF Joseph Purcell. TOR
use OF Q. b. Northrop.
At the same time and place
All tho right title and interest Of the defendant In
oil that 10 1 OF LAND. with improvements thereon
situate in the Town Of Mount Pleasant; said Lot
bounded south on Behnettstreet, east ON Ian of
Dawson. and west on lands Of Tonlinson.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of VIM
I. Pearce at the suits Of D H. Bequest and G. Roper
At the q me time and place
All the right title aud interest of the defendant
in all that TRACT OF LAND situate I'm st, John's
Berkeley, near Mount Holly Station, Northeastern
Railroad. with the buildings and improvements
thereop said tract containing about $50 acres more
sou, ~ lands Of 3. Donnoliy. east by lands Of
Donnelly and Freeze, and west by lands Of Louis
Cannon. ~
Levied on and 10 be sold as the property OF Ed.
ward n. Sims, OF the quits of w. III. Harvey and
otheis.
At the same lime and place
All the right tsle and interest Of the defendant In
all those aHREE LOTS OF LAND, with buildings
and improvements thereon, situate the north side
Of Trunbos Court and east side Of Rutlodge-street
Trnmbo. NJ the suis Of Acbille De caraduo.
Terms cash. y. w. NJ MAOKEY. 8. C.. q.
Janu.ry11 ma
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Sine Arts.


a. II H A It At IT II A CTlON
QUfNBY's & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION THE LARGEST. AND
finest Collection Of CHROMO LlTHOGRAPHs ever
seen IN charleston They are perfect copies Of eel.
Among the collection may be found sAIVATnR
ROSA'S HEAD OF CHRIST, Corregeo's Maada,ene
Ac1 a. Deacr1lx's Tide Going Out A. Delacroix's Tide
See merry, Rowbottom's English Scenery. Baxter:s
English ana Irish Scenery Views on the Rhine. The
@ Sungnaaud. The Wetterhorn, Marine Views and
The public are respectfully invited to cal, and see
these beautiful Works OF Art. They ara offered FOR
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction in the price, PORCELAIN PFC.
IUhES. Recent improvements IN producing these
pic.ures enable us to now offer the at nearly one
nan the FORMER prices, and tar supei or Cali and
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OUR CARTES DE yISIIE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNsUR-
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Especial attention given to children. Also to copv.
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pOHu Win sn0 ULn6D..
sTERMOsCOPIC PICTURES
AND
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON.
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
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. z { At Reduced Prices.
Ane collection or @
sTEREosCO COPIc VIEWS OF TEE NOUN
TArns IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENoH BROAD RIVER.
These arc the nrss ana only Photographs ever taken
M s sessyn \ MA IN that locality.
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CHARLESTON. q. q. N
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Valuable Real Estate at auction.
w. Y. LEITCH & IL. s. BRUINS

" Ae AAALOh ~ HI. % D HI u NO,
Auct:oneers.
BY virtue of an order of sae to me directed by the
Hon, Geo. s. Bryan Judge of the United states
District Court for the District Of South Carolina
Wi WI offer for sale ct public auction, TO-MOR-
Old Postothce, foot of Broad street, Charleston
=. c.,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there.
Oh, situate on the east side of aieehrg-street op.
posle Burns lane, known No. 1856, measuring In
front on Meeting street, say fifty 5O) feet, and in
more or less. ButtiDg and bounding north on lands
or Otis Mills and estate Of James Gibson; east on
lands OF = Elliott west on Meeting. street and south
on lands late OF James II. Margart Uron this Lot
Is three story brick building containing nine
rooms fronting on Meeting-street, and one other
There is fine we'll Of water and also cistern in
she yard, and the first floor of the front building s
admirably adapted for store, tho whole forming
one OF the most desirable business locations in the
city. - WV
All that other LOT OFT OF LAND. with the RITZ y
ANGS thereon, situate on MeetiI street and for
merly known No. 234. Bounding to the west on
Mee1ng-street and measuring thereLl saw hfty f6O)
1eet, to the north on lands of estate of James Glib.
son, and measuring on said line say one hundred
ana thirtyve 1851 feet, to the cast lot of land
htty 60 feet, and to the south lands late of John
II. Margart.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in three canal
successive annual instalments, secured by bond or
bonds OF purchaser. bearing interest from day of
sale ut the rate of seven per cent. per annum and
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
ana stamps. LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee of James Browne.
oanuary II wfm9 tut
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-11

&is- LARGEST ClRCULATION.-THE DAILY
news BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE posroFE1cE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO The PROvIS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW.