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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-25

HFrom the publishers, Ticknor 81 Fields,
we have the Atlantic Monthly for April with
articles from the leading members Of its bril-
liant contributing staff.
Also, from the same and from j. Shillington,
Odeon building, we have the April number of
the already SO popular magazine for boys and
girls entitled sour Young Folks"
From ShilIington, aieo, we have Frank Les
lies Ladies' Magazine and Madame Demorests
Mirror Of Fashion for April.
Also, from J. G. Parker, ga + street, we
have Our Young Folks and Frank LesIie's La.
dies Mayo-ime for April.
PERsoNAL.-Gen. Il. F. Butler, L. S. A.:
Gen. Wedges, U. S. A.; ex-senator Simon Came
ron, Pa are at Wizards.
Gen. Singleton arrived this morning direct
from Richmond.
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RKsIGNRD-D. d. Kennedy has resigned as
Cashier of the Currency Bureau, to accept a
position az cashier OF the National Bank OF
Aurora. Indiana.
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ORDERED TO MARE ISLAND, CALIFORNIA
Lieutenants Z. X. Robinson aud f. IL Har-
ring ton, Of the Marine Corps. have received
preparatory orders for the Mare Island sta
ton, California.
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BOARDING..

ROARD-Firstc class TABLE BOARD can be had
- at a 81 ID Ia street, at S25 month; transient
- per cay, five minutes wall from any of the
Departments. NH - Ct
DLEASANT ROOMS and frst-ciass BOARD at
LOO e street Forth, bet 18th and 2!st SIS, four
Charges reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.
Zi-lws
EOUR Oh FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE WE'LL
l. accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
eet, south corner Of 9th. mar 20
DOARD-Persons desiring pleasant ROOMS With
ID BOARD call al southwest corner 2ist and Ii
IT'S near Pa, av. Terms moderate. Bath in house.
Furnished ROOMS at 1913 Pa. av. fe2s Inn
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THE FREDERICKSBURG TOBACCO

TIL FKEDEKICkSBC KG TUBAUU0.
1t appears that the tobacco recently burned
at Fredericksbur was taken there by the rebel
Major Nolan, chief of the Quartermaster's de-
partment of Virginia. to be exchanged, as he
believed, for bacon. One of the rebel agents,
DR.. Rose, has been captured and brought into
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PRRsoNAL-Major General Butler, accom- :.
panied by Mrs. Butler, arrived here yester-
day,
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PERSONAL,

MIR. FREFCH DODD HAS BEEN ABSENT
~ from home since the LIST of september, So
aua has not been heard from. Auy Information
concerning him will be gratefully received by
d. L. s, Star Office, Warrington. nah 23-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-25

~ Arkansas has been taken from General
Canby's division, and has been added to that OF
General Pope.
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ATTENTION is CAI.LRD to the notice of thi
magical wonders of the Fakir of Nishnu. 10 81
displayed at Odd Fellows Hall next Wednes
. day night,
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GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF wHEELwRIGHr AND
BLACKSMITH SHOP. ON SOUTH CAPITOL,
AND STREET SOUTH, NEAR RIOHARDSs
BRICK YARD.
m :. we sh all sell, on the premises. lot Of
Drills, Planes, Chisels. Apvils,
Bellows Hamm ers, Saws, Clamps,
Screws, Wrenches. Grindstones.
Cart Bodies, Frames, Cart and Wagon Wheels
Spokes, Felloes, lot of Luz. Der and Iron. dc
GREEN WILLIAMS,
mar 3 cod Auctioneers.
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ESPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the notice
Of the meeting Of the Seventh Ward Exemption
Club to. night.
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SERIOUS ACCIDxET.-About g O'Clock this
morning, Thomas GartIin, watchman at tn,
Iron Bridge over Rock Creek, was thrown
from his horse on X Street, aud had one arm
broken and a leg dislocated. Officers Kelly and
Cannon took him to his home on 10Th street
where his wounds were dressed by Drs. New
man and Tyler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-25

The St. Adams Raiders
MONTREAL, March 25-Argument in the ST.
Adams raiders case closed last night, and the
decision is promised on Wednesday.
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CIRCUS AND MENAaERIE.-It will not be
forgotten th at on next Wednesday evening the
immense circus aud menagerie opens in Wash
ipeton. The programme in another column
promises varied and Interesting entertain
ment. and will no doubt draw immensely.
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by c. MCGUIRE l. 90, Auctioneers.

> -
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON STREET
BETWEkE 18th AND 14TH STREETS
On I | ESDAY AFTERNOON. April 4 at o'cI'k
on the rlites, We hall sell, the western part of
Lot No: 3. IN Square No. al, fronting q feet on
North street, between 18th ard Ath streets west
and running back jhi feet to a - foot alley
Arsyment of 81 will be required of the parcha.
ser at tine OF ssle.
Terms: One half cash: the balance in i and y
months. secured by a he ed of trust
All co9veyancing and revenue stamps at cost of
the purchaser.
R l.. SAUNDERS, Agent
m I'D J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers
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lDY j. c. MCGUIRE & co ,AHctioneer..

8 . o. ''c0 1"n 20 :" 0o Aa'''oH7eFs'
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON MAssaCUU
SETS AVENUE. BETWEEN NEW JERSEY
AHENUE AND I'D STREET WEST
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March S!st at n.
o'clock. on the premises. we sh all sell Lot No 3.
in square No. t65. fronting 30 feet 8 inches on
Massachusetts avenne. and running back III feet
street of 80 feet.
Terms: One third in cash the balance in and
u months. with interest, .ecurea by deed of trnst
All conveyaDring and revenue stamps at the
cost of the purchaser.
mar ia J. g. MEG UIRE & CO. Auc,s.
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Concerning him will be gratefully received BY
d. p s. Star Office. Washington. nah 23-3t"
/ FFWAgDs OF THIRTY THOUSAND esrtif Gates
and recommendatory Letters have been re
9i 81
from the hishest sources. including eminent
ss'atefmen' cergymen, governors, State Judges,
THE SCIENCE of Med icine SD e uId stand simple,
= pure ajtstic; hag fact for its basis. Undue
55s'A saSf IN ito fEsfAaso
TI0Ns. established over Is years. mar i5.6m
AtsE5 s;y or
aPs confidence "efsa'fs sse Y S.f
Philadelphia, June l2tb. 1850. e NO mar &c! issm
REWARR OF CoUNTERFEITs AND UNPRIN-
D oItLED DEALERS endear ring to dispose of
a. ods fsaa g
Ro, DRY GOODS.
DOUGHT at the New York Auction since the
heavy decline in Gold, will be sold at The greatest
bargains.
offer as follows:
BJeached and Brown sHEETINGs aud SHIRT.
ING from 90 cents upwards.
PRINTS. all new styles, very cheap.
FLAENELS.
1c4. III. 12-i LINEN sHEETINGs.
LINEN TABLE DIAPER, aud TABLE DAM
ASK.
TOWELS and TOWEL DIAPER
CAMBRIos.
SWISS.
EMBROIDERIES.
BLACK ard CoLORED DRESS SILKS
OLOAKs. sHAWLs. SKIRTS, &C.
8. n. MEYENBERa.
as Market Space,
bstw een 7th snd 9Th sts.
m IS II under the Avenue House.
NEws BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, MARCH 81, 1893.
NIB T. LAHSBUEGH,
care of
LiNSBURGH BRO,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
375 7TH STREET,
Third door above street,
and
SIS 7TH STREET.
Third door above D.
Intslligencer Building:
Bell Goois 80 per cent. cheaper than when I
left I bought S31 900 worth OF the cheapest
DRY GOODS of every description yesterday, at
Auction. These will positively be the cheapest
Goods that have reached Washington since the
war began. NJ. LAEsBURGH.
Astor House,
TO THU LADIES
Upon receiving the above dispatch 1 have
reduced the prices Of our Goods
so Low
that we must suit everybody.
ia p. COATS SPOOL COTTON. 9 cents
GREEN DANIELS de-, 6 cents.
And Paints. COTTONS, DRESS GOODS, CAS-
s1MERES. FLANN1Ls. and Goods of every de.
scriptions reduced to GOLD VALUE.
g. LANsBURaH,
for LANsBURGH BRO,
375 7th street. and
SIS 7th street.
P. s.-We have Just received a beautiful lot
of SPRING sAQUEs and CIRCULARS of our
own manufacture. NH 221v
X lNDLING AND STOVE WOOD. prepared in
the best manner. or in the stick delivered tn
any part OF the city at the shortest notice.
G. l. sHERIPF, 4
Ofce Penn. av., between Sd and A. SITS,
m Him lHtPl Ysrd and Mill. AZ st. aud 1nal.
NEW GOODS.
s T.ss. DD % Tea and Toilet Sets,
We fb.l at all tunes AR Res Gus our GOOD.
seld f ssvi ssssfH5es
N - Ct aO4 Odd Fellows Hsll, It'll at.
SODA FOUNTAIN FOR sALE-A large hand.
some silver urn, containing ten srup cans
WIN inc names of each 'irup gravea ON the cans
ana faucets cylinder cooler, ton feet Of VI arm nj na
ar PUMP sylyestsrs patent com ple,e viii be sold
cnssp tor cash. Call at Drug Store $40 cornerI
~ IN e.e. 1l m 2lr6t*
MONkY tIBERALLY ADVANCED nm 1DTA
w w MONDs. WATCHES. JIWRLRY, &c. All
m strictly eenfdential. Once hours from
- q. y. 70 apd from 5 top. NJ No o3a
RenessyiyaniA avenue, two doors from 18th strest
NIB s1-imt u - be- n;" va. ~ o nANs
~ ~, Army LNAviKG HNRPERS Erhhnnvy HE
Han rG.kkfGHTS - VIRGINIA. at Odd Fe,losss
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ORPHANS CoURT, J,tdae Purcell To-day.
the first account Of John l.. Hawkins, guardian
to the orphans OF W. A. Brown; the second and
supplementary account Of Francis Ha Whins
date Brown administrative of W. A. Brown;
the first account of n. s. Lincoln, adm inistra-
tor of Z. u. Leazer, and the first account of
Theodore F. Stokes, adninistra' Of VIVA. T..
Demcss, were approved and passed.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOuED-At the Railroad Depot. a. SUM or
Il MONEY, which the owner can have By proving
proving property aDd paying for this advertise
ment. Apply at the Banking House Of RIGGS
CO. NH 25-2t"
I OsT-Lsft in the car ON Penn. avenue. between
IL e street and Growers fheater. 2 small White
OPERA GLASS, with cover. The finder will be
handscm ely rewarded BY leaving the same at this
ONCE. IT.
STRAYED AWAY-Tuesdav morning, . large
- Brindle COW and small Heifer Calf. Any one
finding, and returning her to MRS. ANDR1Ws,
339 between 18th and l4th streets viii receive
q liberal reward. NIB IS 3t*
COO REWARD-strayed or stolen from the
YHU stable. cor. 18th and sts Island On the
with fore legs slit htly mud scalded The ssoys
CO: Hardware Merchants. No. $40 9Ehst.
m 2i-3t~
I OsT-On the night of the sd instant. . large
IL FEATHER BEE and two PILLOW s. dropped
from wagon. either on street. between 9th and
18th, or on 18th, between ami L, or between
18th and 18th. The finder will he literally re-
warded by leaving the Articles At the corner Of
18th and O streets.
m 24-et. THOMAS ALLEN.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

VERY HANDsOME BUILDING LOT AT TIN
CORNER OF THIRD STREET EAST AND
MEDIATELY OPPOSITE WAUGH CaAPEL
AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY. the snth instant We shall sell
at q clsck p M. in front Of the premises. Lot No
9. in Square No 7Sj. having q front OF q feet on
north A and So feet on Sd street east Tois pra o.
srty is beautifully situated, and would make q GIN
Waugh Chapel.
Terms liberal and made known at sale
m % GREEN 4 WILLIAMS kucts
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n D. II FL EKS, cnt0r.
RYC r. L. CROWN 4 Co, Aucts.

BY VIRTUE Of order Of sale from the Or
rhaps' Court of the District of Columbia dated
February q, SO, directed to Maria Shanahau
suardian Of Sarab Cha, ahan. and on the IIth da
of March. after confirmed by the Supreme Court
Of the said District, ill sell at Public Auction,
on TUESDAY, BE ch 2Sth. at o'clock D. m . Lot
Il in Square No. 80, with the improvements con-
sistjng of four fTams houses two stories each sit
.cr;s Hospital.
Terms OF sals-One half cash, balance three and
six months, with interest duly secured.
Conveyance and stamps At the cost of the pur-
chaser MARIA SHANAHAN
Guardian of Sara Shanahan
mar q st. c. r. l.. GROWN K CO.. Aucts
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Owens, seized about a week ago in St, Infgoes
Creek. Md. by the Potomac fiotilla for having
on board goods not in their clearance papers,
have been released by the authorities, and al.
lowed to return to st. Mary's Greek, where
they belong. These schooners have been "
ing at the sixth street wharf since the day of
their capture. hA s.sH
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RYJ.C. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctiouesrs.

SYLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN Sd AND4,,
STREETS. NORTH SIDE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April s, at S
O'Clock, the premises, We shall sell Lot No 70
in reservation No. 10. fronting % feet on Pennsyl
ming back l29 feet 90 foot alley improved
with three story Brick House and Brick Back
Buildipg.-
Terms: ne-th,rd cash; balancs in and /,
months, with interest, secured BY deed of trust
on the premises
All conveyancine and revenue stamps at the cost
NJ l.. NJ PETERS, Executor
% a. m
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RYJAs. Q. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctionesr,.

VALUABLE BuILDING LOT ON N0RrHHsT.
On T MfT Iasy as sTp mp sTs. WEsF
- O'Clock, on the pre- misses. shall sell Il 40
= Square Ne =, fronting . feet ioches on
alley. " "
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in thrss
of trust.
.Conveyancing ard stamps st cast of the pur
chaser. "
IS JAS. c. Meg UIRE & co, Aucts.
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT-Suitsbls FER
T two gentlemen. at 437 stn at. between G aud
H. west side. m25
AZ Bsca a5 no GvEs
the pallid cheek. Debility is accompaaied by
f ana If no is
Fits ensue. mar q Gn
HELMB0LI'sz CONCENTRATED EXTRAOT
HE1mBo RpSHV Go Il Tia, RT5 axrR.cr
sARsAPARILLA. is III. Great 8iocd Pm.fer.
Both are repaired aceordins to rules of Piarma-
By m ana una are 'ns @
| From the Largest Manuf1rtx,Ing fAemisfs in The
JAMAoouA1xrRpp wi wIrH MR.. H T HELM,
L EoLD; be occupied the drug store opposite my
hnsnass Diners had not ts
fole him. have been favorably i'm pressed With
his character aud sn' WILLIAM e wR,eHruas
Firm of POWERS 4 WRlGuTMAN.
Manufacturing Chemists.
n25-5m 9th and Brown stE, Philadelphia.
NOTICE re FARMERS AND OTHERS.
Corner of e and TWENTY. second strec'sf
WAsHIsGIos, D. c., March "a, lsi5. \
Of sod to a
to farmers and Others. in such quantities IS they
fer sni S e.
psr,m. Corner Of and Twenty aecsnd streets
Payment to be maze e II ts' e. ahd ToMpKns
m % Sit Captain and A. .,
NJ AaAzlNEs FOB ASRIt RECEIVED AND
SHILLIEGTON's BOOK STORE:
Hsrte.'s Magazine for April. price -. . IS cents.
Atlantic Monthly for APRIL, price --.3. -
Our Young Folks Magazine for April.
De%ofest's Mirror of Fa;iioa for April
sizes Lady.s Book for April, 3
Eclectic Magazine 90
Peters6n' s Magazine - ........2,
lie Bon Ton " I" ......75
Everything in the Book. Newspaper aud Sta
tiOEery line for sale at the very lowest prices
]. SHILLINGTON,
Bookseller
NIB Est Corner ~ aad Penu'a avenue.
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LOCAL NEWS,

TIE NEW RAILROAD BILLe.-The bill to in.
corporate the Metropolitan Railroad com pauy,
and the bill authorizing s'the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company to build railroad
from point on the line of its road within tha
State Of Maryland, between Knox willie and the
Monocacy junction, through Frederick and
Montgomery counties to the boundary OF the
connection with the city OF Washington have
both passed the Maryland Legislature, con :
sequently we are pretty sure of ha wing the
road built under one charter or the other
Mayor Waliach and the Councils committee
have returned from Annapolis, ha viug labored
there to the end Of seeing that the interests of
this city were fully protected In the legislation
at Annapolis, aud III this they have fully sue
ceeded.
Section five Of the charter OF the last.uamed
company provides "that the same facilities and
charges for transportation OF freghts and pas.
seDgers shall be in every respect rs are fur.
pished and charged per mile BY tina said cam.
pany on the main stem of their road leading IN
Baltimore" : 4
BY this important amendment no undue
preference can he given by the Baltimore and
Ohio Company to Baltimore interests
Another provision requires that the road
shall be commenced within q wear and fin.
ished within five; and that the METROPOLITAN
Road shall be commenced within two wears
and finished within ten, under penalty OF a
forfeiture OF charter in both cases The Bal
timcre and Ohio Railroad Company have
the right to construct branch road from any
point south of Rockville to Underwater at
GeorRctown; AID IL the company. does not
build the branch within two years from the
completion OF the road the Corporation OF
Georgetown is authorized to make the con
ueCtiOu.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.

Caisf Qra-ternaast.r's Ossee Dspet of Washinston,
Wash1nston. d. z. Mach =. 1865.
VIII be sold at pubic auction. at the Corrals.
near the Observatory, WASHINGTON, D. G.. on
MONDAY, April 10. 1865, at 10 O'Clock q. m. 3
lot of
U L 8.
ccnd emned as un ct for public service.
d. II. FUCKER
Brig Gen. and Chief Quarteri2sster:
Depot OF W4Ae 10 gt0Ds
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" AND ,sEE GEN SHERIDAN Ann 1Ta
ri, HnniI, EEEEAsING HARPER'a FBRRY FoR
Hsli I'd. EffeHHrs 81 VIRGINIA. at Odd Fs,losss
= .4Ef&H - Asas m "a Is
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MONkY LITERALLY ADVANCED nm mn.
III ~ mONDs. WATCHES. JIWRLRY, DC, All
T"nness siricuy confidential. Once hours from
~ =. "a 70 apd from to- p. NJ No ORA
enasyiyania ayenue, two doors from 18th street
NIB s1-imr - - n;m. ~ o HAN.
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FWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND csrtii Gates
x and recommendatory letters have been re-
ceIved. atttesting the merits OF HELMBOLD'S
gen NE PREPARATIONS. m any of which ar Q
from the highest sources, including eminent
sfatcfmen, ciergymen, governors, State Judges,
THE SCIENCE of Med cina shr uld stand SIM e.
pure: ale stic; having fact for its basis iuduc-
ton forts pillar, truth alone for its ca pital So
stand HELMB0LD'S GENUINE PREPARA-
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Ms PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
nS Capital ii $40 f35.32 The insured will please
call at rse agency to receive . dividend Of fifty
per cent ppon the preniums paid in 1874 room No.
i Washington Building
mar ls-iavsv JOHN RIGGLEs. Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Schr Mott Bcden-10 bales Sea Islapd
Cotton, 25i bales Upland Cotton. 40 bbs spirs Turpe
tine, 20, 600 feet Lumber, IL Packages. { /. tsr
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BrandieS, Wines, Gins,
WHISKY, CHAMPAGNE, ETC, ETC.
10 II CASKS PINET CASTILLION CO. BRANDY
lc y casks Pinet, Castillion d Co. Brandy
Ii casks A. Segnette & Co. Brandy
Il casks Thomas Hene L Co. Brandy
IL 4 casks Pure Sherry Vino
casks Pure Madeira
10 = casks Pure Old Burgundy Port
3 pipes Swan Gin
-. 10 barrels Swan Gin
48 barrels Old Virginia Mountain Dew OF.
1s barrels Champion Whisky
IA barrels Champion Xxx Whisky
barrels Champion Xxx Whisky
~ barrels Champion Xxx Whisky -. h,.'
1G barrels Old Nectar
20 baskets Hedstck & Co Champa9ue-ouarts
- 1B baskets Hcidsick / Co. Cha:npa;,ne-pints
20 cases Waloo Bitters
A. kegs Choice Goshen Butter
6S kegs Pure Leaf Lard ,...H
200 kits No. Mackercl
ITS kits No. Mackerel % - d..
81 boxes Duryea & Co. q Starch
$4,000 Choice Havana Sogars = a.I:.f
85 cases Port Wine
"a cases Madeirn Wine ..,. ..E
62 cases Sherry Wine
49 cases Whisky =.
81 cases Drafidy - : ~ = - (
Al caseS Gin '- - - ''.'
70 cases Pure Old Bourbon Whisky
16 casks Cherry Brandy, superb. .'.s -.
November mtutha No. 13s Meetiag. street. dtt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09
PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday. Nov. 8
~ sGhr Albert Mason; Brown. New York. days. hIdze;
Katie { Co. Townsend 4 Co. Kiock. %ickenberg Co,
Beyeraon, W Easterby. Adams Frost, oiney 4
6 il claussen. " Marschcr Co. II BischoG: Ring
r. R Eolmas, Thompson Co; aerdts, LSyin, Vi,
Upper Son
stefens Co. J Campsen Co. Mantoue & Co, King
&,Da Cassidy syx. Bisfh Sao1 6hsSS SEe Walker pr
Ammo, L Guillcaume. Holloway, and others. North
Cape Hatteras on Sunday last saw schooner ashore
sehr Charlotte. Chaplin. Cooper River. 400 bbls Rosin
steamer W " Colt Little Hilton Head
steamer Edward Everett, Davidson. Hilton Head.
steamer metropolitan, - Hilton Head.
IN THE OFFING.
Ships Amelia, from Liverpool. and Tamerlanc, from
Cleared Yesterday. NOV. 8
schr Mott Bedel, simonson. New York-D sturges.
Went to Sea Yesterday. Nov. 8
Bremen Bark Casda, Bohmer, Liverpool.
Schr Mott Bedell, Simonson, New York.
Steamer Fannie McNelty, Jacksonville via Be
Savannah, Fernandina, &C.
Steamer w w Colt, Little Hilton Head.
RIemornnda. d
Loss OF THE scHn. THos. MARr1N-The schr Thomas
Martin. Captain Leighton sailed from New York in Oc.
to6er With cargo Of lumber for this port consigned
to Mr D. j. stnrges On tho 2sd October between Cape
eastery gale during which the vessel sprung leak and
while throwing the deck load overheard the schooner
was knocked her beam cnds the mainmast breaking
into three pieces and the rigging being cut away to
then came up full Of water, and with the ecks swept
The schooner having got into shoa water the anchors
let but dragged the
officers and men, during which several vessels passed
1 Sns to tho ae
point Capt. Leighton has como to this city. During the
on the they
bold, and they have lost everything.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09
j. & r. DAWSON, ,
No. 90 East Bay.
LANDING THIS DAY, AND IN STORE,
BUCKWEIE
BARRELS HALF.BARRELs, BOXES AND BAGS

GROCERIES,.
HS FIRKINS EXTRA CHOICE BUTTER
OeD &c tubs Extra Choice Butter
60 boxes Primo Goshen Cheese
100 barrels Extra and Superior Flour to arriyo by
schooner Lilly
GO half-barrels Family Extra, In store
100 barrels Potatoes to arrive per schooner Lilly
30 barrels Prime and Runp Pork
40 barrels Prime and Mess Beef
GO half barrels M Beef and Pork
100 whole. half and quarter-barrcls Mackerel, all
sizes
100 kits No. l New AIackercl
800 boxes Soap, Starch, Mustard, Spices, &c
200 boxes French Adamantnc, Oral and Tallow
Candles
GO packages Hyson, Oolong. &c., Teas
zoo cases Brandy, Schnapps, Whisky, st. Domingo
Bitters Gin Cocktails, Punch, Lemon Syrup,
&C., &c
80 barrels old Bourbon, old Brandy, old Rum,
and delnijohns Pure Gin
10000 pounds Pig Sides, Shoulders and Hams
60 barrels Crushed and Brown Sugars
70 bags Primo Rio and Java Coffee
200 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
1000 boxes Scaled and No. Herringo
With full supplies landing by each steamer and sail
vessel. For sale at lowest market rates.
J. g. F. DAWSON,
NO. ee EAST BAY,
November tuth2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09
Colsi asnccs por South Carolina Railroad
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eSl bales Cotton, 20 bales Domcstics and Yarn, Fur
niturc &c. To II Rodgers Co. VIC Dukes & Co. W
NJ Caldwell 4 Son. McKccfan, A Ii Abralans & Son,
Fraser 4 Co, Willis 4 Chisolm. Mey, Calder, B A
II qprris T u Eason, Il a Carnighan Ycadon. Frascr
& Dill, T Street, Dawson II Cobia & Co, Walker,
Co, Morris, Hunt l. Co, J Z 4 G II Noffett w Bee 4
Co, r Murc 60, NJ Eason, II ]. LETTERS Co, Adams
l. Frost l. G. Kibler G N Averill Npson, @ Stoll,
Comm!ns. T stoncy. q Hoploy & Co. DR. II Cullon,
q " Clark & Co, q A Neufler, Willis l. Chisolm, T s
Holmes, Mrs Iarousclierc, B O'Ncill, Mehrtens, G L
Guleaume, " s Henerey, T Bonnell, Mrs Gamble Mrs
ID F Armstrong, Mrs Dotterer.
CoIisignces pcr Northeastern Rnilrond,
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eos bales Cotton, so bbls Naval Stores. &c. To G W
Williams & Co, 8 Howard, T Street, @ Holmes,
Robson, NJ Caldwell 4 Son, G w Clark Co.