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MENDATION OF the Board OF Health, appoint
Ing City Volunteer Assistants, meeting OF those
appointed for Ward No. will be held IHIs AZ
TsRNooN, at 4 O'Clock, at the Hall Of the Hope
Fire Company. Archdale street.
The following are the list Of names Of gentle.
men who have been appointed, viz: F. Richards,
John F. ONeill, John 8. Horlbeck. 7. W. Bliss,
Captain Jacob Small, R D. Bacot, Stephen How
ard, ". Y. Leitch, ]. ". Klnloch, G. b. West Jr.,
j. H. Schultz, r. S. R. Chrielzberg. F. Won Santep,
r, D, White James Hamlin, ". II. Smith, w. g..
Jones, A. sidney Smith, Thomas O'Brien. Samuel
A. Nelson. JOHN b. STElNMEf EB,
auvoo Chairman.
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~ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to all sub-Agents OF the Land Commission, that,
from and after the frs: day Of March, ISL, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. L.
cARDOZo, Secretary If the Advisory Board.
ROBT. C. DsLARGE, L. G. S. S. G.
r,,rmh,a Eehrroru os 1871 Marl1
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flnanrlaI.

NJ A N T E D
w
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD BONDS AND
PAST DUE COUPONS
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad stosR anu
Bonds (endorsed)
East tennessee and Georgia Railroad Stock and
Bonds tendorsedl
Macon and western Railroad STOCK
Southwestern iGa.) Railroad Stock
Central tGa.) Railroad Stock
spartanburg and Union Railroad Guaranteed
Bonds and Coupons
Savannah City Bonds and Coupons
Memphis City Bonds and Coupons.
By A. C. KAUFMAN,
auu2e.1 No. 25 Broad street.
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WTANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, A
w native OF Florida. situation as salesman
or clerk In q house in Charleston. BE Is well and
favoraoly known throughout East Florida, and
can furnish satisfactory testimonials as to char
acter and qualifications. Address J. s. j.. NEWS
oflice. iulyl
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The undersigned having been appointed Agent
for this Company, Represented in Charleston by
the late z. B. oakes ESQ., will continue to TAX
RISKS FOR 1T, at his office corner Broad and
State streets. HtTSON LEE.
Charleston, August q, 1871. aug22-lo
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VTTANIED, A WHITE BOY, FIFTEEN
w TO eighteen years old. TO attend in Gro
cery Store. Must be well recommended. Apply
at this ONCE. aug2a-it
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Meetinas.

ERMAN STEAM FIRE COMPANY II
U An Extra Meeting OF your Company will be
ats O'Clock precisely. Every member Is request.
ed to be punctual as business OF great import
ance Will be transacted. BY order OF the Pres-
dent. MAX BELlTZER, Secretary.
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UTANTED, A STORE ON KING |
w street. between Market and George streets. |
Address Merchant" through Postofice, stating |
price and location, aug29-1"
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yXTANTED, By A THOROUGHLY CON.
wv PETENT steady and trustworthy colored
man, a situation, either as coachman, groom or
porter. Has had experience and can furnish the
yery best recommendations. A note addressed 70
"Coachmann at the office Of The NEWS, Will
secure prompt attention. )uly2S
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EOR SALE, SEVERAL SEWING MA
E CHIMES, OF good quality, which are offered
hesp. Gall at No. ~ Queen street, between
Heetir19 aud Church streets. lebl4,
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WTANTED PURCHASERS OF TICKETS
w 10 the Land and immigration Association
OF Messrs. BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY d co.
Tickets now ready. Will be glad to see my friends
and Central Wharf. EBEN COFFIN, Sub.Agent.
ma729
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nr CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY,".
The Treasurer Of the Charleston Bible Society will
receive Subscriptions or Donations at his once,
No. ss East Bay, corner OF Atlantic Wharf. The
payment OF Two Dollars will constitute person
member for one year. Bibles are kept on band
for distribution. The Society has one colporteuF
in the field, and solicts aid to Introduce another.
Persons interested in the work or seeking further
information will please call on the Treasurer.
.., J. n. ROBSON,
apr2s-6mos Treasurer e. b. >.
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VXTANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w small House containing six to eight
Rooms. Address 2. E. W., care Of g. W. Co.,
stating terms, location DC. aug29-ar
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N1EWSPAPERs..FOR SALEA QUANTI-
IN TY OF the above. Apply at Board OF Trade
Rooms No.l9l Meeting street. nov10-tu
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yTTANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH,
w small, HOUSE, containing to rooms.
situated either in the centre Of the city or near
the lines OF the City Railway. Address K. Y. D.,
at this office, stating terms, location, &c.
i,l
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DoNDs, COUPONS, &c.

BoNDs' COUPONS. &c
GOVERNMENT, STATE, CITY AND RAILROAD
BONDS AND COUPONS
Cncurrent Bank Notes
Mutllated Currency
Gold and Silver
Lard Warrants.
Dealt regularly In by A. o. KAUFMAN,
july11.tuths NO. Is Broad slreeL.
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ITO RENT, ON sULLIvAN'S ISLAND,
i three rooms with front Piazza. Apply at
this ONCE. aug2S-2*
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR sALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS in large or small quantities.
Price so CENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply at the
nOice nj THE NEWS. mayl8
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VXTANTED A WHITE SERVANT, TO
w Cook and Wash for small family on Sui.
livan's Island. Good room and wages will be
given. Apply before P. NJ, at this ohice
ano1Q-2
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A BARGAINI-To PRINTERS AND
N BOOKBINDERS.-A Ruggles Wood Frame
Paper Cutter will be sold low for cash. Is.nearly
eeW, cuts 2S inches, ana has an extra knife No
charge for package. Price $40. Apply at TIE
NEWS Job 0nlce. MarL.
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ITO RENT, THE BRICK HOUSE AND
i Store, with fixtures, cIsterD, &C., No. Is
King stree. Apply at No. 81 King street.
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BOARDING..

TIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-LOsT, A
E White Bull DOG, With yellow spots on back
and yellow spot on head. Ee;urn tO northwest
corner St Philip and Calhoun streets. Il. STEEN.
KEN. aug2e--+
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Removals..
60 Rent.

ITO RENT, THAT CoMMoDToUs RESI-
i DENCE No. 10 Rutledge str et, bei ween
Wentworth and Montague. Apply 10 Kama
PAUX i GONZALEZ Market street.
auQ2Q-tuth.x
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For 6aIe.

NOR SALE, HORSES AND MULES, AT
Il HOCKADAY's STABLES, Columbus street.
anU1H-
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w- HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS. ..........sa'oeS'is'
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JOHN c. wHITNER, General Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
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LOST ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
IL GOLD BROOCH, set with Garnets AM
Pearls. The Under viii be Suitably rewarded by
leaving 1t at No. Is Spring street. r. LEWIS.
aupGo IL
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r. NK1NG h U s E
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Wilmiazton Market.

WILMINGTON, March 23.-TURPENTINE.-We
have no change to report Ia the psice Of this arti
Gle during the week Just ended. A moderate de-
maad has existed from dstillers, and receipts
have found sale at s. 80 for soft, and 81 10 for
hard, per bbl OF $50 pounds-the market, how
ever, closing rather quiet at these figures, with
tendency to decline. zone small lot OF new. virgin
was received In the early part OF the week. and
sold at S5.] The receipts have been very sman,
footing up only l016 bbls.
SPIRITS 1URPBNfTNB.-During the week JUST
ended the market for this article has ruled quite
dull and shows steady decline In price each
day--closnX quiet on Wednesday, at 45c per gal
Ion. To-Day Thursday the market 10 quiet AZ q
further decline, sales being made a. 44hc, and
closes with but little disposition on tile part OF
buyers TO operate.
RosIN.-Since tie close Of our last review we
have no new feature 10 report In this article. The
finer qualities, extra No and pale are In inquiry
but q continued want OF stock has prevented
transactions. For the medium grades there is
scarcely any demand, while for strain, the mar.
ket rules steady at 81 90 and bnt little stock offer
ing. A small lot OF new crop, no bbs,) the first OF
the season, .was received on Saturday and sold al
ST 60. FspmNan the information we can obtain
the impression s that the crop Of new will fall
considerably short OF the amount received herc
last season. and as consequence prices will no
doubt rule higher.
TAE-sb IL. fair inquiry and the market has rul.
ed nrm, closing at an advance OF SC for the week,
last sale being at 81 6U per bol. Receipts reach
1i34 bhls. and sales as follows: f55 b6ls at 81 55
and 6S4 bbls at 81 60.
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Il o Ring.
ny ALICE CARY.

what ,s1t that doth spoil the fair adorning
with which her body she would dignity,
Wnen nom her bed she rises In the morning
TO comb, and platt, and TIE
Her halr with ribbons colOred Ike the shy'
What Is 1t that her pleasure discomposess s,o,
When she would sit and sing ~ ins rnaes sea owe"
AakiDgSher see dead roses IN req roses'
h,,vhs that seems the world to overlaJ
What 10 II raakes the trembling look Of trouble
Abont her tender mouth and eyends lalrT
All me. sh me she feels ner neatt Deal uouoie,
without the mothers prayer,
And her wild fears are more than she can bear.
To the Door sightless lark new powers are gwen,
Nos only with golden tongue to sing,
But stil to make her wavering way towar' sea-
ven
Win untiiscerning wing;
But what to her doth her SICK sorrow ofingf
Her dgys she turns, and yet keeps overturning,
md her nesh shrinks, as II she felt the roo,
For, gainst her will, she thinks hard tnlngs con-
cernfng
The everlasting God,
And longs to be incensate, Ike the clod.
Sweet Heaven, be pittful rain down upon her
The saintly charities ordained Tor SUCH;
She was 30 poor in everything but honor,
And she loved much-loved much
Would, LORD, ahe had thy garments hem to touch
Haply, It was the hungry heart within her,
The Woman's heart, denied Its natural ngRt,
That made her be the thing men call sinner,
Even in her own despite.
Lord, that her judges might receive their sgntl
[Fron the Atlantic Monthly for April
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n.,x York Rice market.

From the Daily Bulletin, March r.: The supply
OF domestic Is small, and does not come upon the
market In q way to warrant more than retail
quotation, which may be placed at about SKA
SIC. Foreign Is not very active at the moment,
but comparatively scarce, firmly held, and Offer
ed with moderation. Sales Of 300 bags Ran goon
to trade at 7}Sa7Ac.
From the journal OF Commerce.: The market Is
steady. The stock is small, and holders are
rather Indifferent, but the demand is FOR small
lots for dealers current use. We quote Carolina
at SasXc; Rangoou, in bond, at SO 4oaS 60, gold,
and, duty, paid at 7a71&c, currency. 212 derces
Carolina have changed hands.
and holders frm, but the demand only OF the
usual jobbing character. Carolina szaSxc; RAN
COON 7a7Ic, currency, duty paid, and 8Aa3Hc,
gold, in bond. Sales OF 300 bags Raugoon TO the
trade
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OEFICLAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the, ,Rostonnc ce
at Charleston, |; for the week ending s1arch "a,
1871, and printed ametally Ia THE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
AS Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are Advertised"
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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MARINE NEH,S.
CHARLESTON. 8. MARCH Is. 1871.
Lat SO deg is min 80 sec Long 70 deg 81 min % sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

sseamsMp Charleston. Berry, New York-lefl
Inst. Mdse. To las AdGer co. S Railroad
co. Agent Florida steamers Railroad CO,
Adger q CO, Adams, Damon i CO, J ID Aiken d co
Apple, Mrs S Armstrong, Mrs Armstrong,
Bari i co. E Bates CO, Bsrford, BenJa
min, W N Eird y co, Boinest MARTIN, Bollmaur
Bros, Mrs u J Booth. F Borner Boyd, u
& CO. CO, J. 9 Il Clansssn, II Clear, [ Cohen CO. Mrs
/ Z q MIN, Cohen, Hanckel d CO, Crane, Boylston 4
co, Daily, James Dawson, Dorsey, II A Duc, n
Drake, Drneker. Dowle, Noise i Dsns Edger:
ton & Richards, Elias Bros, Fairly i co. ID F
Fleming Co. B Feldmann & cosfurchIot, Z, Ben
edict & CO. III Galloway, II Gerdts & co, ] Gorham
HsTbes9a e. Al harris Hart CO. III hsn
Iseman. Jager Bros, Jefords & 90, n A hnRt, q. s
A 8 jon, son, Johnston, Crews Il CO, c Kerrisop
Kinsman Bros, Khncs, W!ckenberg Il 20, kriei
Il Chapman, K Lawless, Lawt0n CO, Leid.
Marco NJ MarKs.s K Marshall, NJ Martin, Nc
10y 4 Rice, Melcher II Muller. Menke Muller, J
g Miner co. Mvloney, A Nimltz. Il Q'Nsll,
ss os = W ssFy ESssS Su4ay 4sv &s2 sasns assne
Schwettnlan, G schroeder, K Sharp, A Secken
durn, Snacktllord Il Kelly ID h SlcOx, 'uthern
Express co, 8 Solom0ns, w Steele, A Stliman,
ST. tens, Werner eT QUICKER = S1oaasra co CO.
Tobias Sons. Triest, p + MURRAY, W Ufvrharl,t
Tietjen & Luden, + Won santen. WageUer & Mon
gees. Walker, Evans CUgswel. W II Welch, Mrs
1a4ss zsgnSw; ~; %hiss onsss @!4 Wilcox elpe1 Co
span brig Toret, Albert, cardenas-e days:
Ballust To W P Hail.
schr. aeorsietsa, Lord, IBraMeaf-tlss, La
days. Sugar and molasses. To Tupper q Sons.
Sohr Daa, clifford, Stee'man, Ne& Orlcans-7
days. Cum 70 Tupper i Sons, Galnpsen d
o., Butmeister Il Zersst. --esy
Schr Marnns Hunter. Orr. Havana-s days.
Molasses. To a Enslow & Gu. Vessel to the
Master.
Schr Emma D Planey. Mcallen, Portland Me
II days. Hay and possIoes. To Baker CO,
j A Enslow i co.
Steamer Pilot BoJs Sly, Reanlost Chso'ms
Landing and Pscifc Landing Mdse aud sum;
dries. To J. D Aiken q co, } P Brown, W IL Bird
& Co Lopez d Leslie, Frost d Adger, and A n Ad'
Steamer EntEe. White, GEORGETOWN q. -,ea
tierces rice 26 bbls rosln, 5000 sh nges. mdse and
sundries. To Sh4ckelford & Kelly. N Ford, Ben
Boyd, ,sEkaek. lNickeBberg \ 90, s5eHofas A:coaB
O'Neih,s Rthckney Bros, Tn1rston& Holmess LID
Lasansa1e MUriiecat -& do. J-R Pringfe e Som r
Rolme-. I W Hall, Miss Parker, B < Klnloch, Boil.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr Lilly. Hughes, New York-W Roach, / 90.
schr Mary Ella. Thomas GEORGETOWN, C, to
load for Porto Rico A Enslow &c CO.
SAtsED YESTERDAY ~
Bark Midas Higgins. Liverpool
Nor bark Draupner, Ingolden, Amsterdam.
steamship uanhssts5 *ssdapd, New York,
sssa@siip James xaser, LocsTppd, New York.
s. S.rE Agnes Campbell. Laa1tR Amsterdam,
UP FeR THIS rosT.
schr Maryland, Greensst Rostan, March els
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT,
- sc9r Ghas z Hiuer, Mitchell at New York;
4 =
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New2YorkpNaval stores Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce March %: The
market for spirits turpentine has very quiet
tone. The arrivals are fair, and. with light out
let prices are in the buyers favor. Merchant.
able lots closed at sic. The sales embrace io
bbls, wholly to the local trade, at 5la5lac on
dock. Rosins-There has been little more can
from shippers fr strained, and the market mas q
frmer tone 81 SO is freely bid. The sales emhraee
$50 bbls at 81 so; $50 bbls No brought 81 Io inc
fne grades are In light stock, and held at rela-
tiyey, higher prices. The sales are In smah lots,
embracing $50 bbls, within the annexed range.
We quote No Q at 81 90a3 90: No 8 5oa4 so; pale
and extra pale s6a7 50. Tar 1s quiet at 81 45 Ior
Wilmington.
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E,NGLIsH sDPERHHosPHATE.
GERMAN CONCENTRATED POTASH MANURE

60 ions ENGLISH SUPERPHoSPHATE war.
ran,ed To conf ain "a per cent Soluble Phosphate
of Lime. at S45 per Ton, or lessfor the lot.
100 tUns Concentrated Potash Manure, at 2&e-
per pound, gold, or less'f 'forthe lot.
These Manures are imported direct, anu eau "
relied on as represented Analysis made IN Eo-
rope and here on Hie az my Office. ,o,,
For sale by j. N. sRohsON,., -"
No. 8s East Bay and Nos.-l and aAtlanuc whari'
marl7-3DSC
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NewkYork Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, March %: Receipts
to- day $50 bales. large portion OF the receipts
this morning was wet and not ft for shipping
to-day on account Of the weather.: There are q
few orders in market, which will be flied as soon
as the weather will permit, and prices FOR dry
prime stock is held as before quoted. Retail IS
steady II prime, and meets with good demand.
Straw is rather quiet, the supply is about sufi-
cient to meet all demands, and we note no change
in uricaa
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gaMMER0LAL NEWS.
Innporfs.

HAyANA-Per schr Marcus Hunter-2s7 hhds
and 35fcs molasses. 70 A Enslow CO.
BRisHHAR CITY, LA-Per schr Georgletta-2Oo
boxes sugar and 90 bols molasses. 10 T fupper
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Exports.

Nxw YoRK-Per schr Lilly-l51, 900 feet lumber,
SO bags cotton seed meal, 100 bags nce nouH 200
empty ale bbls, casks brandy, bale oagglDg,
1854 empty carboys.
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IU ST., RE EIevsE D. ),

CaRBoLATE OF LINE, -tS.> best Dtsinrectanl
and destroyer OF Rats, Nice Bugs, ecckroacnes,
+ &c A smG qdsntiGy placed where they frequsH
Stll az once dtsperse rhem..
PendleLon's Panacea, or vegetable Pain Rx.
tractor.
fresh supply OF Fleming's Worm 0onfectons
The most reliable in use.
Also, q iresu supply Of SEAL oLEUM, the great
remedy for Rheumatism. 80 ~
For SALE wholesale and retail, by >,
Dr. q. BAER, -
!. mayso No. Isl Meeting .reet,
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Drns4, y&bem,tals.. .,&r.
ROSADALIS.

s>-iEi55
RosADALIs Is the best Blood
Purifier.
RosADAhIs, a surs cure for
Scrofuls. f
R0sADALIs, endorsed by
'.s Physicians. - : .
RosADALIs, a potent remedy :,
for Rheumatism. i
R0SADALIS, q Remedyatrisa
! % vos-s, end true. u
R0sADALIs,. the best A1tera-,ma ~
So .,,.. tive e1tant. - -
ROsADAL.5IS endorsed BY the
~ r. s following: In 3
Dir. 3. WILSON CARR. Of BatInsss.- :, ~.
BF st. THSs fgf b6fkis z isatsRsfa ef Bstimste
Dr,A. DgRaANsof Tarborot. NC n se
pr. a. +: WHEELER, q Lipsae Ohio. - }, !, %
Dr.. W. HOLLOWAY, Of Philadelphia.
Dr.. J. l.. MCUARTHA, OF South Carolina
and dmany, ,eaners. See 0SAbALlSAi.MkalxC.
.rs!l ROSADALIesq Asa jgpss
endorsed by Rev DABNEY BALL; now ot nary,aa -
land Conference, formerly Chaplain Id the Con-
fedsraje Almy of GoxtheEa RtTgtAia J. srf3s
. RosABAIIS ",
ls Alternative, Tonic and Dluretic, and acts ct
sna sss Ss9a Is
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Optical.

The DIAMOND GLASSES, manufactured by ]. E.
SPENCER& d CO., New York, which are now offered
TO the public. are pronounced by all the celebrated
Opticians OF the world to be the moss Perfect, Na-
sural Artificial help to the human eye ever known.
They are ground under their own supervisors,
from minute, Crystal Pebbles, melted together.
and derive their name. "DIamond," }" on account
OF their hardness and orilliancy.
The scientific principleyon which they are con.
structed brings the core or centre or the lens d.
rectly In front OF the eye, producing clear, and
distinct yision as IN the natural, healthy sight,
and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such as
glimmering and%Hveslng OF sight, dlz7iness, de-,
peculiar to all others in use.
They are mounted In the finest manner, In
frames OF the best quality, Of all materials used
for that purpnoe. Their finish and durability can
not be surpassed.
CAUT1oN.-Nene genuine unless bearing thetI
trade mark stamped on every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer ip Watches, Jewelry,
Sterling Silvcrware and Optical Goods,
No. S07 King street.
t3l-mwslvr = Gharleston g. 0.
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Passengers.
Per steamship Charleston. from New York
] Brown, J Erhart, G " Gregory, Rev Mr De
tieer, F n Ford, Geo Stetsnn and wife, Mrs Gal.
loway. Mrs Cohen, Mrs E Cvnn, Mrs II ARM
strong, and steerage.
Per steamer PDoL Boy. from Beaufort. Pacific
Lanthng and tCMsolm's Landing, Sc-H May,
2 Lukins. + Williams. Cooper and lady, Miss A
Chisolm, Master ChiSolm and servsnt. DR. Werner.
HW Parker, P Humparies, G Coffin, and S on
deck.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown. S c.
F Hudson, H Baruch. B WtcEershan1 Drew,
F W hudson, Miss Novel; and Is on deck.
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MEMORANDA.

The Br bark Bstcheors. Tooser nom Charles.
ton FOR Amsterdam, passed Deal March'2.
The bark Caroline Lamont, from Bslt!mnre for
Charleston, passed Fortress Monroe March q .-.l
The schr John McAdam, Willard, from Boston
for Charleston, was sc Newport, 4 |, March 20.
The schr Mary McDoaald from Georgetown, S
G. for Belfast, Me, arrived al Salem, Mass, 10th
Instant. .