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Charleston Argus, Volume 1, Issue 15, 4 May 1867, Page 2

N Oil cj; TO MARIXEIIS

wUUXAL STATIONS have been established !*< at tin IU'U.HK and at FoX'S UIVEU, where the lit Signals arc-! as at the Grey and] Ika. A lT:u r stafl has been erected on the North Point u! CONSTANT HAY, I'AKIIH, where the following Signals will he shown J{( 1 Flag at masthead : Moats can enter 1 nine Mag, half-mast: Lo>\ water, wait for tide. i White Flag: Entrance dangerous, surf too heavy for boats. T. A. SVEYI) KYNNKKSIiKV, I'oinmisisoner. j J; nuarv 3rd, 18G7. " I I ' POSTAL NOTICE.

Mails leave Charleston— For St. Kiltla, Brighton, ami Greymoutli, every Thursday :it 10 a.m. For West port, every Tuesday, at 10 a.m. Mails arrive—- , From {St. Kilda, 'Brighton, and Grevmouth. every Tuesday, at 11 a.m. From West port, every Wednesday, at 4 p.m. ((fTice ojx?n for d< livery of I.tiers, &c. : \Veek days, from lu a.m. to 6 p.m. Office elosed on Sundays. H. W. Stkhhing, Postmaster.

NOTICE

The account* for this journal trill be collected \ monthly, and advertisers are informed that 8 insertions, in all cases will complete the month. A collector will be appointed for advertising accounts of which due notice will be given. Advertisers wishing to alter or countermand their advertisements, must do so in writing, not later than 1()«. m. on the day previous to publication. Advertisements sent without written mstrw tionsas to the number of insertions will be inserted till countermandedyUnd charged accordingly. Casual advertisements, when the advertiser has no account with the office, must be paid for prior to insertion.