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formed ty boarding up one extremity OF the
gaIieIies before which, sentries pace tosand
fro. -sThe door ofthe place Is simply hara,dry
earth,;on which the prisoners eat, walk and
sleep. They are mostly Of the lower classes,
and their appearance is wretched enough.
They are chiefly Very young and very
Old men. Between the Lions Den ana
the other extremity Of the galleries
where kept--the- class Of prisoners
known as the Interessants, against whom there
appears to be little to allege, there is o long
interval, where many hundreds Of helpless
beings rove about, lie on the ground, ion
listlessly against wall, or stand in small groups
conyersing in low tones. Among them are
seen the strangest figures and the most dilapi-
dated costumes. These are bona fde prlson-
era, but are not considered as dangerous. III
another building, the Mansion dArree' Ne
detained some of the leaders, like Assy' Grous-
set and Billioray. Their cells are not uncom'
Portable. and they are for better of than the
unfortunate common people who are i'm
prisoned, Besides Frenchmen, there are
among them many Italians and Poles, and
very few spaniards, Engllshmen and Ger.
mans, ,.i ..., =. .l,i..=
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agents, J, malicious poisoning pl Gei extremely
,rare occurrence in fhig part dkthe copnlFy.
I'VE only: rernembef4yo saseasin the Srlmi,
:nal annals ofsouthCarotna, Withinthe last
E :ffiiye.and.twenty years, III which parties sui.
;fsred capital punishment for this species OF
murder. Philosophers tell US. that crimes
run in cycles; and if we accept this theory,
we must admit that this is the cycle iof grand
and petit larceny, and of club violence
rather than OF the more dreaded mania Tor
poisoning. Still, as past history undoubted-
" shows that this was once very common
form Of crime, so we may again, in the re-
Yolving wheels OF time, have this cycle
brought back to u.s. and it will be as well to
be prepared, anaetehedge in" the procure
ment Of the bane, with every possible safe
guard.
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An Important Decision.

We published yesterday the decision OF the
Supreme Court in the case of the State e1
relatione Theodore D. Wagner Us. John H.
stoll, County Treasurer of Charleston Coun-
ty, and the State er relatione James Rooo
and C.. T. Lowndes, trustee, cs William
Gurney, Treasurer OF Charleston County
These cases decide the question raised
about a year ago, whether the bills OF the
Bank of the. State of South Carolina, issued
after the year 1861, should be receivable in
payment of State Taxes. This question was
decided in the negative by the Supreme
Court. ..i
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Wolf. Wolf!

We have been 80 long accustomed to this
cry, under its modern Radical translation oi
..Ku- -Klux, from the Columbia Unson,, that
no credit is attached to its reports, though
perehance they might now and then prove
true. In the Clarendon Press, OF July 6, we
find two Of its stories nailed to the, counter
az base coin. We indicated our disbefef at
the time we republiBhed them. AS amatter
of course the Union never publishes such
corrections or contradictions, That were
wide OF its purpose.
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@ STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINlA.

~ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF GARLEsToN.-In the Common
pleas.-JoHN z. BRYCE and WILLIAM q.
BRYCE, Copainers under the name Of ]. Y.
BRYCE 90. Us. EDWARD W. GROoT.--Sum.
mons for Mony Demand. tComplaint not serv.
ed.ETo EDWRD ". GRooT, defendant in this
action You &c hereby summoned and required
to answer the omplalnt in this action. which Is
filed In the ono Of the Clerk OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas for be said County, and to serve q
copy Of your aswer on the subscribers, st their
office, No. osBroad street, Charleston, within
twenty days ahr the service Of this summons on
you, exclusive the day Of service.
II yeu fail to.nswer this complaint within the
time aforesaid;he plaintiff will take Judgment
against you fothe sum of Seven Thousand Dol.
lars, with tnteBt at the rate Of seven per cent
from the twe1 eth day Of April, one Thousand
eight hundred hd seventy-one, and costs.
Dated Charlie ton, June %, 1871.
PORTER d CONNER,
Plaintins' Attorneys.
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.Wbitularp.

'ZAHoGUERRA.-Die -on the morning or the
Sth oflJuly, 1871, JUANNA MARIA, eldest and be-
loved. daughter Or Se5astiano and Catalina Zano.
guerra, aged Is years; II months and % days. ~,
s.Thus has been suddenly called away one who
was truly the light Of that household. With an
affection and devotion far beyond her years. haa
She rendered herself indispensable to the nappi.
ness of her parents aud younger sisters. Yet with
the bloom OF youth upon her cheek and bright
dreams OF the future opening before her, 1t has
pleased Almighty God to call her to her heavenly
nome. we weep with The bereaged parents-we
drop the tear OF regret that one so young, 80
promising, should fn an early grave. -
Nipred BY the wind's untimely blast,
This lovely flower has passed away;
She blooms In Paradise above, ,,-, - Et--
Away from sorrow, care, decay.
~ 80. LII 49,. =. FRIENDSHIP. q
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~- THELARGEST WORKSHOP OF
the body is Il Liver, whose office 1t is to with
draw the bile ON the blood; when this impor-
tant organ dol not act, the skin assumes yel-
low appearan, and generally sick headache
sets in, with ely sensations, and cold hands and
feet, accompaed with loss OF appetite. The sys.
TEN becomes logged, the machinery does not
work well, anoolh mind and body arc disorder
ed, the afliote becoming cross and fretful, find.
Ing fault withyGything around them. ToRny
person in thispulilion DR.. D. JAYNE'S SANA-
TIVE PILLS alrtcommended; BY their stimnlat.
lag action thiLyer soon RECEIVERS its healthy
tone, and is eibed to perform its proper func-
tons. Cost!vessi Is cured, and all the aggrayat.
ing symptoms, nliousness removed. Sold every
where. 9OORIgH, WINEMAN & CO.,
Wblssle Agents, Charleston, 8. @.
t1Ivo ctntho
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The Sale or Poisons.

We recently suggested the proprlety Of re-
quiring apothecaries to pass an examination !: %
before q board Of: experts appointed forthis
purpose. No one capable of appreciatlng
the circumstances Of the case, will hesitate
for moment to approve of such measure.
But the safety of the public requires still
further enactments. There Is no low what
ever, Federal, State, or Municipal, in opera
tion here at present, forbidding or restrict
ing the indiscriminate sale OF poisons. A
little child can go TO any drug store in South
Carolina, and purchase any Of the most dead
ly poisons, in such quantity sit may have
money enough to pay for. 1t is true, the
apothecary may be conscientious, and, cal
culatius consequences, may decline to sell
thereouired article. But, if he does so, it
is upon his own free volition, and not be-
cause Of any legal obligation In that direc-
ton; and, moreover, If he refuses to furnish
the poison asked for, he does so with full
knowledge that the customer will be served
at the very next drug store, the proprietor
of which may not he troubled with the same
Quams of conscience Elsewhere, in every
well-regulated community, it is deemed the
duty Of government to protect the subject or
citizen, US the case may be, by reasonable
safeguards, from the danger Of being pois-
oned, as it does from other perils, such as are
generally considered within the province Of
governmental interference.
There is aVast field. here still uneyplored,
for statisticians. How many thousands are
annually poisoned, in these United States,
some by accident, some through careless
ness, others with malice prepense, no one has
as yet attempted to ascertain. The number
is, however, quite large. opium-eating,
though not as prevalent as the habit OF
drinking strong alcoholic stimulanta. is still
practiced to large extent in this country
and it is safe to assert that much larger
quantity of opium is used in this way in the
form OF the crude drug, laudanum, paregoric,
sselixirn and morphine, than is required for
the legitimate uses of medicine. Through
this practice, on the increase, it is to be fear
ed, dealers have become careless, and the
indiscriminate sale Of poisoDs OF every de.
scription has now become the rule. Nor
phine, chloroform and hydrate of chloral are
now sold daily, without physicians pre-
scription; and, apparently, without any con-
sciousness, on the part OF the dealer, that in
supplying such wants to the public he is in
curing any responsibility.
We are pleased to be able to record, how
ever, that Notwithstanding this fatal facility
in the procuring Of these death-dealing
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Radical Blnsphemy.

Iowa is ambitious Of being the champion
religious State of the West. They are in for
all sorts OF reforms; and Senator Harlan
seeks to compass his reelection to the Uni;-
ted States Senate, by getting the parsons to
give him certificates Of his membership and
standing in the church: This he has q
right to do; and as to the. question Of taste,
Iowa, We presume, is not. over squeamlsh In
such matters But there is ai limit to tole-
rance, and there shuuld be limit even to
hypocrisy, and this limit is overstepped in
the following extract from ''prayer," BY q
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, delivered on the opening
OF the Iowa Republican Convention: so
.Lord p, says this pious blasphemer, "by all
..means give us this year our usual 40 600
s.maiority, and II possible, O'LordI give us
$50, 900 majority" 'If possible" How
very modest we are! The Lord, OF course,
keeps sharp lookout for the election re-
turns. The only thing that puzzles US about
this whole business is that qualifying III
apossible;p and, if we are not mistaken, 1t
Esauints at ballot-box fstufing. In other
words, this Radical we'll in sleeps clothing
profanely asks Divine aid in the unholy work
of ballot-stufing and cheating the Demo.
40, 600" is not attained, what then? Nay,
worse than that, suppose this canting crew
II smiling Radical hypocrites should get
actually beaten at the next election. what
opinion will these prayerful politicians then.
have of the Lord? ,3...s1g -a s.a+t'trEfs
We must not omit stating that the report
Of this disgraceiul business goes on to say
Cat the said prayer was greeted With up.
plause by the convention; many clappins
their hands and sboutingo out A'Bully foryeu,
brother Wilson!"
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~ SURVIVORS, ASSOCIATION OF
CHARLESTON DISTRICT. The Members Of this
Association are requested to attend the Funeral
Services OF the!r late Brother Member, JOHN J.
CARROLL, ,ia1s AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, at the
Cathedral Chapel, Queen street,
Iuly11 THOMAS McORADY, Secretary.
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e~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Hallis are re.
spectfully invited to attend the Funeral Of their
son, FRANCIS, from their residence No. 80 St.
Philip street, THIS AFTERNOON, ats O'Clock.
eiuly1l-s -ii$W -
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;: ns,< <CHARLESToN BIBLE SOCIETY

B CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY
The Treasurer of the Charleston Bible Society will
receive Subscriptions or Donations at ais offlce,
No. es East Boy, corner Of Atlantic Wharf. The
payment Of TWO Dollars will constitute person
member FOR one year. Bibles are kept on hand
for distribution. The Society has one Colporteur
in the field, and solicits aid to
Persons interested in the work Or seeking further
information will please call on the Treasurer.
J. n. ROBSON,
apr28- -6mos Il. Treasurer O. B. 8.
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The Sterling Loan.

4 It was whispered on Broad street :yester-
day, among the knowing ones, that the ster-
ling Bonds of the State of South Caroline
new issue-have at last made their appear
apce in Wall street. We cannot vouch Tor
the correctness OF the report.
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TENDS AND

ms THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
,of Mr.. and Mrs. DENNIS GUN.
NAME ore respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral of the former at his residence, No. els
King street, at O'Clock, THIS Tuesdsy) AFTER
NOON. q ~ 1ulyli-"
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To the defernnt, EDWARD ". GRoOT: Take
notice that theummons In this action, Of which
the foregoing 10 copy, with complaint annexed,
was filed In thofflce OF the Clerk Of The COURT CT
Common Peaat Charleston, in the County Of
Charleston, anState Of South Carolina, on the
Esd day Of Jun 1871.
PORTER GDNNER, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
jun27.tu8 Charleston, S. c..
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5petial Notices.

~. THE, SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON, s. c.
Depositossin the Savings Department arc request
ed to pssn! 3hsIg haasS sar credit for the quar-
All deposits made on or previous TO- Goth July
will bear interest from 1st July.
.,.,.., -. ,THos. R. wARING,
iuly1-stuths Cashier.
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raRns OF TIE KEHs.

TEE DAILY NEWS, bysna,lSSns5 5yeaf,sis; 81 81
months "a; three moitns $asa. Servsd I'm ne
city at E1azrsEs osrsa Seeks spayablssotn ear.
riers, or So year, paid in advance at ne once.
THE TsI.wKRKLY Esws; ;puohsnea on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year g; sl1
THr. r.wsxkIr NEWS, one year 81. Six copies
....o-Tea copies, to one address, $abs---'''----'
suxsoR1rr1ossin ali cases payable IN advance,
and no paper eonunuea after the expiration OF
address ,RIoRDAN, DAWSON d CO.. Z !.
~: :; No. l4s East Bay, Gnaraeston' sS.e.s
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funeral NDllles.


OARROLL.-Dled in this city, on the afternoon
OF tile 10Th, JOHN J. CARROLL.
. .aB- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend
the Funeral Services, at the Cathedral Chapel,
Queen street, THIS AFTERNOON, ut O'Clock.
july1l
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1.-The horse emalady in New York; saiter e1-
hiblungaymptomsof dying out. 10 saluio nave
hscken outiatreshsc In Ateasrs. a. !. stewart ~
GoiaStables,, !aenum ncases nave appeaaeu'
tffesi1th avenue railway iine repeiss slHty
casesafd zen deaths. THE finn M, avenue li Stage
Hnes are ALSO afected.s s Some ortne teaoins
veterinary surgeons assert tta me ss2l eso2lmpialnl1
or ds changing q its cnatacEer ilom
1on,contagious to an ePldemlllc,s ll,s; company. amt
These surgeons are; ABOUT 20 can 2 tsmeeuag 70
consult ON the subject, win q Wow OF oeVising
remedies h,:n t::1sa5 iaeai u d .ii,.ik2. !.
e.i.-The,ia ,iactthat the Queen, :ot7tngisha naa
sent theryougT ations 70 .theaPope---as was
dene By dn the other Europe rulers, VICTOR
Emanuel Incpded up0n the. occasion o. his
jd6Eees bronGh hts those intolerable nuisances,
Messrs. Wnalley and ewdegata, members 81 aof
the British JIamepf, to their. feet, during
tha debate on the. army .ll In q series eSs1 9f
triglal and stupid remarks, which had for tneir
pHrpose q Ventiaaon'of tner' USUAL! pspapno-
biagG The two parliamentary pores were
promptly laugheds down by members OF al
parties, including the speaker, aiter nearly
everybody had left the house.
The Suez Canal ut ia asserted. !s thing
up with sand, aad In, confirmation "a OF TINS re-
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~ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to all lTsub-Agent Of the Land Commission, that
from and after ne nrst day Of March, 1871, they
VIII report all tler proceedings to Hon. F. L.
UARD0zO; Secptary Of the Advisory Board. :
LIZ ROE. C.DELARGE L. O. s. SC.
Columbia, Feruary %, 1871. mar11 :
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g- GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL.
This valuable compound contains no opium laud-
anum, paragoric, or other anodyne, and viii. mot
massacre the innocents like the "soothlng syrups'
so much in vogue. The GERMAN SOOTHING
CORDIAL is harmless, and Is recommended by all
our best physicians. 1t Is to be had Of the manu-.
facturer, DR. II. BAER,
No. 131 Meeting street.
And OF all Druggists. apr22-stuth
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@OFFICE OF, THE CHARLESTON
GASLlGHT COMPANY, JUNE 2s, 1s1l.-The
Board OF Directors oftth Company having de-
clared Dividend Of FIFTY CENTS per Share on
the Capital Stock for the last six months, the
same WIN be paid to stockholders on and after
MONDAY, Sd July. q
The Transfer Books viii be closed fkpm this
date to 81 July. WI. HERI0f,
Jun2s, :. Secretary and Treasurer.
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED respectfully informs his customers and
those Wishing to patronize him, that he Is now
prepared to take orders for GROCERIES at their
residences, having q book for the purpose. Orders
Will be taken ON TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and
goods delivered to any part Of the city free Of
charge. lsi4, FRANCIS L. NNEiLL. IS
iunle ...,..a. 49, No. 2S8 King street.
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.w GETTING ESSAYS
FOR YOUNG MEN on great SOCIAL EVILS AND
ABUSES which interfere with NARR1AGE-with
sure means Of relief for the Erring and Uafortu.
nate, diseased and deoltated. Sent free, In seal
ed envelopes. Address HOWARD Asso CITATION,
No. 2 S. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
mayl3 -3mos ..-...-,.
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~ A CARD.--THE UNDERSIGNED,
H.;T. PETERS, having charge Of the head offee Of
ne CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
No. 141 Meeting street, for the sale of oERTlF1:
GATES, will be pleased to see his friends and
others, at any time, at the above place. All husl.
nesA a5rie.l.-Hsa nrnmntlY attended z a 7,--.
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~ MEDOlL NOTICE.-PATIENTs
julysstuths

suffering fromieases pertaining to the GENITo
URINARY oRAJs, will receive the latest scien-
tinc treatmenby placing themselves under the
care OF Dr.. I. ErNSTJERNA, office No. "a Hasel
street. three aor from the PoBtofice.
aep2Q-futh1I
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BAKERY TO RENT.-THATS LONG
ID known and well established BAKERY NO.
50 East Bay one oitne best stands In the city for
the business. To an approved tenant, 1t Will be
rented low, and Immediate possession given.
Apply ot this office. Ky 'Julyl0.2r
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"A: FINE PIANO CAN BE RENTED
IA reasonably by applying at the south corner
OF East Bay and Accommodation Wharf. si.E
11ulY1l-1t 1..... =, sal..l- & .7II ~.
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mo RENT, SEVERAL ROOMS, IN
iHeetern part OF the city, piazza opening to
south and west. apply at No. PIT street,
july11-2s Z.
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m-J JUST UBLI S 81 E D /.
INONE VOLUME, Price soc.
The following Medical Lectures for Gentlemen:
l. PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
2. PREMATURE DECLINE IN MAN.
3. NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
4. DISEASES OF THE GENERATIvE ORGANS.
g. SpERMArORRHGA.
O. ABUSES OF THE NATURAL FUNCTIONS.
Z. TREATMENT AND CURE.
Price so cents by mail. Address the author, DR..
CURTIS No. sTremont Place, Boston, Mass.
mar7-tuths1Yr
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i.mipPEOPLE's BANK OF SOUTH CAR
oL1NA; CHARLESTON, JULY 8, lSH.-The
Board OF Directors having declared Dividend Of
EIGHTY CENTS per shareppon the Consolidated
Stock, and IN the same proportion upon the Un.
consolidated Shares, the same will be paid on and
after MONDAY next, 10th Instant 80 -
>r1uiys.e JAMES B. BETS, Cashier.
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BOARDING. "A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID can be accommodated with good board
aud pleaalut rooms, on moderate terms, by ap-
plying ut No. IL Wentworth street. DAY BOARD.
ING also furnished. may18
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@ WARRANTED INFALLIBLE-
TINE DOES NOT IMPAIR ITS EFFICIENCY
MlLLlNGs'S COMPOUND BUG DESTROYER, pre-.
pared only by R. G. MILLIEGS, No. 444 King
street, and sold BY Druggists and the trade in
general, in bottles at Fifty Cents each
Liberal inducements offered to dealers by ap.
plying to EWD. 8. BURNHAM, Druggist,
No. 42l King street, Charleston, s. O.
nay11.thstu2mos
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RIO RENT, 4 SUMMER RETREAT ~
Il the Tewn OF Anderson, 8. ca beautiful
Cottage, containing six roons, partially inrnished;
the Surroundings all tpatcan be desired for ssm.
mer comfort and pleasure. From: May to october
there Is not more agreeable locality IN sontn
Carolina !. Apply to F. G. DE FONTAINE, at the
Mills House, or to NJ, Box 100, Anderson, s. O..
april -: 10 ssr5,.s
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@ BAKERS CITRATE MAGNEsIA.
splendid preparation. Completely supersedlng
the use OF all nauseous purgatiye Medicines. Sold
by Druggists. JNo. O. BAKER CO., Philsdel.
phia.
A full supply on hand by
DR.. II. BAER,
feb7-.uths6m0s No. 131 Meeting street.
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AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN (sCoTCD
IA wants Q situation; Is acquainted with. Dry
Goods and Groceries; is o good Accountant, and
wiling to make himself generally useful. Gan
give ffst-class references. Address Veritas, once
Of THE NEWS. .-i mayl8
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Boarding.
DoARD IN NEW YORK.

Person Wishing genteel BOARD in the City OF
New York for the Summer months, In House
patropized by Southern families will fud 1t to
their taste and advantage to call on the subscrib.
er 81 No. North Washington Square. before
making other engagements. MRS. WHYFE.
j1ly4.1Ino
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@ OFFICE MOUNT PLEASANT AND
SULLIyAN's ISLAND FERRY COMPANY,
oHARLEsToN,JULY j., ls7l.-The Bosrd!of Dls
rectors having declared a STOCK DIVIDEND OF
ss IS, and CASH Dividend Of 81 50 A SHARE;
(belng at the rate OF 12per cent. per snnum on
the increased capital OF this Company)th same
will be paid on and after the 18th instant, OF the
oace corner ofBroad and State streets. Stock
holders will please bring their Scrip. -:
.. HUTSoN LEE, Secretary and Treasurer
Mt. Pleasanthnd Sulliyan's Island Ferry 90. :.
.july4tuths6 , .z..1si' > .lTs..'ili.,--
lr8r MESSRS. EDIT ORS-PLEASE AN
N0UNCE as q candidate for Mayor, at the next
Municipal Electln, the name Of General JOHN a..
WAGNER, andoolge
.msyl7. Is A FRIEND TO Reform.
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A LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
II to secure now position as Teacher in q
school or family, for the lat October, to teach
English branches, Including Mathematics, and,
II In o family also French and rudiments Of Music
II required. Address. with full particulars OF
terms, &c., P. o. Box NO. 81, Wilson, @.
tun231moH