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An exchange wants to know, if $3.50 is good
pay for fair days work, how much should be
considered an equivalent for a wet days work
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Ruckwheat Flour.

Forty sacks of Buckwheat Flour just received
and for sale by
novl8-tf GEO. M. WHITE & Son.
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Fine Peaches.

We were shown yesterday by Mr., 5. L. Post
Early peach, raised by him on his property
on Broad street 1t shows what kind of fruit,
by little care and cultivation, can be raised
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PRODUCE.

NV YORK, July 2S-Cotton steady Sales
!, 3OObales; Uplands. 20i Flour quiet, steady
Whisky firm, 96. Wheat firm. Corn shade
better, in good export and home demand, at
6Sa69c. Rice quiet.
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knoxville Retail Market.
New York Market.

STOCKS.
NEW YORK, July 90 Gold, $1.124aS1. 12s
Sterling, weak, 10a1O4 Money easy Govern
ments very dull States steady.
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TIA VELERS passing through Chdtto-
Hooga aoiU Arrays find THE DAILI
CHRONICLE at early morning trains for
sale 6y C.. II. GIcdhiU, NetCS Agent.
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Trustees Meeting.

Use Globe Flower Cough SyruplI
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Threatening and rainy weather will probably extend
tonight eastward to Michigan and Eastern Tennessee.
The same is probable for Saturday in the interior of
the Southern and Gulf States and pleasant weather for
New England. s.-
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WEATHER REPORTS.

UI WAR DEPT. OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
Washington. D. c.. July 2S, GEO, P. NJ ISL.
Probabilities:
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BY JOHN. 3. BOWERS,
Auctioneer.


BRADFORD VS.. COOK, EFT AL.
In this case, rendered March Is, 1871, the Execu:
tols OF John A. Cook have been directed to resell
at the. risk and. expense Of former purchaser.
WIN be sold on THURSDAY, 18th instant In front
OF the Old POsto1lce, corner Of Broad and East
Bay streets, at II O'CLOCK. 80
The following pieces OF REALESTATE:i
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, situated at the corner Of washington
and Calhoun streets. Lot measures In front, on
Calhoun street 81 feet, back or sourh line 40 feet
By 81 feet deep on east line, aud 62feet on Wash
two and a half story House. with a good store
and back room down stairs, two square rooms
and two cities above, and 8 large Kitchen A
good stand for business, being near Gsdsden's
Wharf. %
ALSO,
The VACANT LOT corner Of King and Huger
streets, SIX feet front, back line 80 feet; BY la
feet deep on the south line on Huger street, ana
118 feet on nerth line, more or less. .
The VACANT LOT, next north Of the above, on
King street, measur ng IN front 36 feet 8 inches,
back line 35 feet, south line lie feet, and north
line 1O3 feet, be the same more or less.
ALSO,
The VACANT LOT, mex north OF the above, ON
King street. measuring IN front SO feet 8 inches,
back line IS feet, by los feet deep on south line,
and 100 feet deep on north line, be the same more
or less :.
Terms-4One.hall cash; the balance In one sud
two years, secured by bond and mortgage, with
interest at seven per cent. from day ofsale, to be
patd:semi annually. The Buildings 70 be kept In
sured and the policy assigned. Purchasers TO
pay. +. B. for papers and stamps.
apr6-thstu4.
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Hotel Arrivais-ApriI z.
T

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
N. F. Molony, j. W. Wilson, BlaekVille;J J,
W Moseley, Laurens; Y. J: Pope, Newberry;s
Galusteln, New York; Thos. D. Quincy and vile,
MISS. Al QUINCY, Boston; A. AeAiister,' New
York; g.. II. Drsine;- North Carolina; Mrs. Rug
lgles and servant. Miss ,Ruggles, New YORK; W. G
Hervey, Bos'onsGeo.. Il. Gsoding and lady, Ports
mouth; W. B. fDenniion, Mrs. 8. o. Plant, Con.
necticut; q. R.EEPlanss Geutgtas q. W. Preston
Boston; Mr.. aud Mra Bossron. N. Boynton,
Miss G. @. Cocker, e.. ". Mcleod. Mr.. and Mrs. t
IN. whaler, Miss and Master Wnaler. New YORK;
Mrs. Rogers, Geo. Powers, Miss N. F. Powers,
Miss NJ. E. Tucker. Brooklyn; J. T. Smith, 6. g
IBuckerhon, New York; r. 8. Bosher, Richmond.
MILLS HOUSE.
S. TIL. Holcombe. EJgefeld; A. R French, wife
and daughter, T. R. Reed and family, P ukeepsie
e. b. Kimbal. New York; F. ". Hunlcke, Santa
go de Cuba; ice. Nay, A. F.. Hall, $. b Thomp
son, F. 6. Wilder, Beaufort; Mrs. Clous, Miss J.
Gorham, Savannah; g. Senibach. K. Covers, bean
fort; Mt. aud ars. Boar Imam, thre children aud
two servants, Mr.. and Mrs. e. WlIlett, f. NJ. VII
lett, New York. y - -'i'
PAVILION HOTEL.
n. P. Brtsoow, WuodstOch; Z II. Hansen, South
ern Express company; J II. Huntrldge, Mrs
McDaniels, New York; P. Barenine, 0heraw.
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4 CARD FROM THE CHEF OF DE-
TECTIYES.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF DETECTIVES
CHARLESTON, April s, 1871.

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF DETECTIVES,
CHARLESTON, April 8, 1871.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
In reply to the Article headed sCou!d not
get Satisfaction, - and contained Ia your issue OF
yesterday, I desire to make the following state
ments, and respectfully ask you, In Justice TO my.
self and my officers, to give 1t q space in your COL
umns:
Mr. Hargreaves, Of Spring street, cine to my
office on the 9Th, at about 10 or half.past 10 A. NJ,
being somewhat under the influence OF liquor at
the time, and stated that he had been robbed. At
the same time he cast his suspicion on a certain
deaf and dumb boy, and demanded that the sus.
pected premises should be searched. Upon this
statement I ordered OH1cer Truall and Special ON.
Ger Collins to look into the case. These officers,
after hearing all the facts, found that, under the
existing laws, they could not search the premises
OF parties, not knowa. 20 be thieves, without legal
authority, aud asked Mr.. Hargresves to make his
afidavit on the search warrant. This Mr.. Har.
greaves positively refused doing, declaring hat
being a taxpayer he could demand the searching
Of any premises. Under these circumstances my
officers we're unable to do anything as the simple
! arrest Of the suspected boy, without searching
the premises. would have been utterly useless.
These are the simple facts, by publishing which
you will greatly oblige.
Yours respectfully,
ALBERT e. PHILIPPY,
Lieutenant aud Chief OF Detectives.
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ROBBERY AT THE HoTEL.-Joseph Miller, q
colored servant, was arrested last Thursday eve
ming by Lieutenant Philippy and oficer Lovett on
the charge Of stealing several articles OF value
from the Mills House. In the possession OF the
prisoner was q double.cased silver watch, which
was identified as part Of the property lost. John
Frazer, who Is charged with being IN accompltce
Of Miller, was also arrested yesterday. The two
are held for examin alton at the Detective office.
The rest Of the stolen property is expected to be
found
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-The Mayors docket yes
terday morning exhibited a conclusive testimo'
NAL OF the peace and quiet which reigns supreme
In the city. Not a single case Of arrest appeared
upon the books. Their clubs might all nave oeeh
left at the Guardhouse by the ghostly guardians
OF the city's peace, and their stars paled before
the respondent glorles OF the full spring moon
No 'drunks" disturbed the quiet night with their
shouts and songs; no nocturnal providers aroused
the suspicion Of the astral heroes. and the de
lIghtful night forbade any applications for lodg'
inos.
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TIE CowH1DE ENDORSED "A ltigtous ap-
prentice, Abram Vardel by name, yesterday
brought his master, Samuel Porcher, before Trial
Justice Mackey on the charge OF assaulttng and
beating him cruelty with a cowhide. The oastt'
CATION was admitted, But the defendant showed
that 1t had not been cruel, and was only admins
tered to such a degree and in such q manner as
The case necessitated. The apprentice was also
shown to have been an Idle, vicious youth, who
well merlted punishment. Under these clrcum.
stances, the justice dismissed the case, holding
that the logging was legal. and that the defend
ant having acted only as q father would have
done to his own child, he could not be held &C.
countable in law.
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~THE AVERY INsrrrUTE.-The anniversary
exercises OF the Avery Institute took pla; e on
Thursday. The several classe: rare examined IN
their school rooms until the hour or 1. NJ, when,
after a short recess, the whole school assembled
In the chapel OF the Institution. The exercises
consisted OF songs sung by the whole school, and
OF essays written by the pupils. No selections
were introduced, the exercises being wholly orlgi'
nal. A class In geometry were examined as far
as to the fifteenth example Of the fourth book OF
Legendre, and a GLASS In Latin read q few brief
extracts from Cicero and Cesar. At the close OF
the exercises, the principal, Mr.. Warren, gave out
certificates Of merit to all those who. IN the
opinion OF their teachers, had earned them by
faithful work, by excellent department, and BY
punctual and constant attendance.
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SENT TO JAI.-lary Citizen was yesterday
examined before Trial Justice Schroeder, on the
charge Of killing q hog and cow. The evidence
went to show that the party bringing the suit, q
resident OF Mount holy, in this county, had lost
one hundred and Hlty hogs and about nfry head
OF cattle within the last year or two, aud that
there were sufficient grounds for the belief that
the accused was one ola gang OF persons living
in the neighborhood who were engaged In depre.
dating on the planters. The suit Ia this Instance
was for a cow and pig which had been stolen and
killed. After the investigation the justice com.
nitted the accused to jail to AWAIT his trial ct the
3uneterm Of the ourEof General Sessions.
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THASrRAwBEsKY-R aBBERI. "A boy of about
thirteen years Of age, named Peter Allston, was
arrested yesterday morning, by oh1cer Johnson
on the charge Of rohhing Mr.. ". Wslling, at
Strawberry Ferry. on the Northeastern Railroad.
Last Sunday Mr.. .Wsltng 'had>goDe TO church.
leaving his pooketbook az homes and his re
turn founi sos, which it contained had been
taken ont PETER, who was q servons. III the house,
Natat in during his absence and distracted the
money. He remained about the premises, and
was subsequently arrested on the place. He Is
held for examination.
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A. C. ~McGILLIVARY,
Auctionecr.

FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
~ John Drayton and Thomas b. II Drayton
vs. John Hargrsve.
WIN be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of April
next, IN front Of the Old Customhouse, at II
O'Clock 4. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings
thereon, situate at the corner or Norman street
and Ashton court, In the City OF .0ha:leston,
Surveyor, dated 18th Of April, 1851, measuring
and containing on front ana back lines IS feoS
and in depth, from east TO west, 100 feet, moro, or
less; butdng and bounding east IN Norman
street SCUM 9y Asaton cours west oy hos so:t7'
Terms-0ne.hs hall cash; balance payable In one
year, to be secured by bond OF purchaser and
mortgage OF premises; buildings TO be- insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay for papers
mar2S-ssth1 s.G.C..
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FURNISHING GOODS.

This department is supplied with the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Foreign and Domestic Under
shirts and Drawers, Silk and Thread Gloves, Linen
and Paper Collars. Neokties, Bows,Scarfs, Pocket
Handkerchlets, Socks, Umbrellas, &c,
Our stock has been selected with great care,
M prices marked very low in plain figures.
Buyers In our line will find 1t to their advantage
to give us q call before purchasing elsewhere.
mar22-3mos
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TIE ATTENTION OF WATcH-BUrERs is called
to our large stock OF walthan watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best and cheapest In the
market. All Watches guaranteed.
". DARLINGTON & Co.,
marl3 No. 258 King street.
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HOLY SATURDAY.-fhis day is but little OBJ
served In the Protestant churches OF the United
States. In Rome the most noticeable ceremony IS
the blessing OF the fire and paschal candle. For
this purpose new fire. as 1t Is called, Is employed
At the beginning Of mass q light, from which tn.
candles and charcoal for the incense are kindled,
is struck from o nint In the s%acrlsty, where the
chief s~acrlstsn privately blesses the water, the
fire, and the five grains OF incense which are to
be fixed In the paschal candle. Formerly all the
fires In Rome we're kindled anew from this holy
fire, but this Is NO longer the case. After the servi'
ces the Cardinal Vicar proceeds to the baptistry
Of st. Peter; there having blessed and exercised
the water for baptism and dipped in the paschal
candle, he concludes by sprinkilng some OF the
water on the people. On the reading OF a partlcu'
lar passage in the service of the Sistiue Chapel,
which takes place about halt. past IL O'Clock, the
bells OF st. Peters are rung, the guns OF st. Ange'
10 are fired; and all the bells Of the city peal GU,
the Joyful tidlngs. The services at the Cathedral
Chapel Will begin ct 8 A. NJ, and at st. Mary's at
A, M,
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MELcHERs & MULLER take pleasure in an
nouncing to their customers that they are now
opening, at No. 2l7 King street, a full assortment
Of Seasonable Dress Goods, Laces, Parasols, &C.;
which they will dispose Of at extremely low prices
anra.R
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BANANAS, PNEAPPLEs, &c.-The market
having been rather bare OF West India fruit Tor
some days, we are pleased to notice the arrival,
Of the schooner Albion from Cat Island, Bahamas,
with a fine assortment Of bananas, pineapples,'
&c, consigned to Aessrs W. Roach Co., VINO
offer the cargo for sale.
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a- Persons deposltiug letters in the Postotice
viii please place tho stamp near the upper right
hand. corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp a let.
| ter cannot be mailed, but viii ba aent to the Deal
Letter ONCE.
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TaE aisaasaDsR -dhArm1Blshopt Esnofl

TaE GfasDsE -daApsr.4slshopf Esncf
will celebrate pontidcal high mass, at the Cattle
dral Chapel, OF half-past 10 O'Clock to'morro".
Haydn's Coronation Mass, composed for the EN-.
peror OF Austria will he dsusg BY the 'cnoirs
During the orertory, an o Salutarts, by Verdi,
will be sung. In the afternoon, Antoni Werner's
grand vespers will be sung, with Berger's Tantum
Ergo. IN the forenoon, Mrs. Aichel. Mr.. Muller
and other ladies and gentlemen, will give their
invaluable aid.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER TaAN EVER I!
In Velvet aud Leather bindings, Is cents; cd
price 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
SIS cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price ST Is. In Velvet and Lea
ther bindings, 81 90; old price 81 so.
HAsEL ST. BAZAAR, M No. 16l KING ST.
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TIE CoURTs.-No business was transacted
yesterday in either Of the law courts now sitting.
In the United States Court the case OF the Beau
for: commissioners had q short respite, and q
holiday was enjoyed by all the witnesses and OIL
cerg OF the court. In the State Court the cases
appointed in tue printed docket for yesterday
WI. be called in order today.
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ST. MAaY's C~HuRcH.-On tomorrow, Easter
Sunday, vespers WILDE sung at Jsueio'clocS Of the
afternoon, instead OF ha!f.past four O'Clock. High
mass viii be celebrated as usual at half-past ten
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SroNEwALL JAc&soN.-Ar. James Bradley
has transferred to Mr.. John Martin the agency.
for the sale OF the handsome portraits OF Stone
wal, jackson and Lee which we have had occs.
sion to commend so warmly to public notice.
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ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, GLEBE STREET.
At a meeting OF the corporation OF Zion Presoyte'
rtan Church, held on the evening OF the Sd instant,
the following officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year, viz: Joseph A. Enslow, PRESIDENT
G. A. Trenholm, Jr.. secretary; o. A. Bowen.
treasurer. Executive committee. E. Adger, W..
Geo. Gibbes, Geo. W. Egan, J. r. Robertson,
Henry K. Sullmsd.
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THE PLEASURES OF A JURY ~LTE.-During
the trial OF the Beaufort Commissioners, at the
Last term Of the District Court, the jury had q very
GOOD time OF 1t. Beyond the inconvenience OF
being absent from their business during the day,
thew had little to trouble them. Each morning
they heard the examination OF twenty or thirty
witnesses, and, returning to their homes at the
adjournment Of court, they slept on and digested
the evidence at their leisure as the case proceed
ed. After three weeks Of this business the case
was argued, and the jury failed to agree upon a
verdict. Ill natured people were not wanting
who, when grumoliug at the mis.trlal, openly at
tributed this failure to agree to the insidtous In
nuence OF greenbacks, which they said had been
unscrupulously used BY both parties. They even
went so far as to state the price, and, consider.
Ing the question at issue, put It at q very low
figure.
In the present trial, however, the case ls con-
.aacted in q snghtly different manner. since the
.opening OF the case the jury have not been al
lowed to communicate with any outsiders. Morn
ing and evening they have been obliged TO slt,
while witnesses run over the oft-t,ad tale. the
same votes, the same boxes, the same questions,
over and over, until the jury mods. the clerk nods'
the Judge reads the political news, aud nothing ID
alive but the counsel and Witnesses, who go on
questioning and answering until the court adj
journs. The Jury here become interested. They
say, for instance. Tomorrow Is Good Friday
they surely can't keep US here until SATURDAY
With nothing to do % Not here, Mr. Jury, but
close enough. There will be no room for ugly re-
ports about greenbscks this lime. Under the
charge Of two barifs the uulucky twelve are Ia
ken to the Mills House, and, ascending the stairs,
.arat ushered into q large hs1l Eaown as the
Ladies, Ordinary. In this place are ranged
bed and all the covenIences. requisite, for a
stay. Their meals are sent up to them. and
the twelve, summoning their utmost resoiu-
ton, and surveying the prisoners whose guilt
thew are to determine, resign themselves to
their fate. The bailin Ia their only medium OF
communication with The Outside world, and the
walters are regarded with curiosity. The latter
are closely watched, and q Bowen moustaehe and
under beard, or q DeLarge pair Of whlskers' would
insure their exclusion. A sharp lookout Is kept
f6f "akhy luere,"'s and the purity ~ the admins
tration Of justice In this case considered sure.
When the ~eyttenee la concluded, q speedy verdict
viii be brought i, and after this present expert.
tsnce few men will be anxious to sis on a jury in an
important political case.
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JOB LOT OF HOSIERY just opened at stol,
Webb & Co. Children's Socks at S cents; Boys
at 10 to - cents. Extra cheap lot Of Ladies' Hose
at 25 cents. apr4.tuths3
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CoRN.-This leading article Of food is gene
rxSy in large demand for consumption In this
city aud points beyond, and the business In the
article conse qaently Of much importance. To
increase the attractions Of our market, and afford
alarger and more varied supply, our enterprte.
ing fellow citizen, Mr.. Bernard 0'Nein, In addition
to his extensive grocery trade, has commenced
the importation here OF corn from New Orleans
A. few weeks since he received a cargo Of about
1000 bushels. which afforded much satisfaction,
and an additional one OF about 1000 bushels has
Just come to hand. Mr.. O'Nein expects to keep
up this branch OF commerce, which he wishes to
make an important feature OF. the corn trade Of
this port.
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BUY YouR WHITE PIoUE DRESSES from Stoll,
Webb s Co. Some as low as 15 cents. Also,
showing all other prices in handsome figures.
epr4-tuths3
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cBpaI.N Els aMof1dEa

The DOLLAR sToRE.-By all means be at
hand to-day. Lady Rumor hath it that the estaoi
nshmeut closes this evening at 10 O'Clock. There
will be opened to-day a lot OF furniture.
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william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at hi
ssore, furniture. &c.
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To CLOSE out our stock Of Tenpins, Too
Chests and Building Blocks, we have reduced tn
prices to very low figures.
No. 1851 KING ST., AND HAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
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oFEICIAL.

s LIST OF LETTERS remt,hlng in the Postohnce
at Charleston, for the week ending April .,
1871, and printed oficially in TIE DAILY SEws,
as the newspaper having the largest eircuistlon
In the City Of Charleston.
6 STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster
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THE CAMDEN EECrloNs.-on Monday last an
election was held for lntendant and four wardens'
of the Town OF Camden, to serve for one year.
The following were elected without O. oosltlon:
Insendant-. NJ. Davis. Wardens-o l Ker'
shaw samrP Place, George Cros',y, John R. Good.
a.
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TIE present time has one advantage over
every other-lt is our own, therefore It is we'll for
all that are suffering to test the virtue Of the Old
Carolina Bltters.
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The LITTLE GIAST.-The new steamer Of
the vigilant Fire Company was out again last
evening for practice, and, under the manipulation
of the company's engineer, worked to the salts
faction Of every one.
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COOP FRDAY.-The Roman Catholic and
Episcopal Churches we're largely attended yester-
DAY. Business was only ~partislly suspended, and
fewer stores than usual were closed.
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CHARLESTON PREsBYrERY.-The following
appointments we're made FOX preaching to:mor.
row:
Zion Church, alebe s~treet-Morning, Rev. J. D.
L..Brovn; afternoon, Rev. Geo. !. Porter. ~
SECOND Presoyteran Cturch@Mprnins, Rev =
F.,Mcsssas .
afternoon. Rev. J. 7. McBryde.
Mount Pleasant Church-MornIng and night,
Rev. IL. Girardeau, D. D.
James Island ohurca-Rev. W. q. Adams.
,Adarns's Run Chlrch-Rev. F. T..Leeper.' -
Spring street Methodist Church-Morning, Rev.
T. 3. Legare.