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Mexican News.
Domestic Markets.


New YORK, April 10. Stocks very lactiye; ,'62
coupons 50. Exchang' 60 days, 81; Sight 1Oa:
Money 6a7. Gold $50. Money easier, and toward
the close frst-class borIo overs were offered money
on Stock coaterals at per cent, though 7ls yet
the general rate e1ceIt2on Governments which b
are 5a6 per cent. tBanls statement, Monday, will
show decrease Of about 81, 100000 ~inf loans
and $125O0O I'm deposits, an increase OF
$70G 900 mspecie and 81 200; legal tenders.
pemaa ior money greatly hllen et 3a:, Cold ad has
munt's4 finn Stocks rather lower and closing
steady. Pacific Mail declined to 1851. Mining
Shares dull abut rather ,firmer. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat Gull and unchanged. Corn q
msss 9e fssS 1 ss ssa ase BIS WRs
key quiet: Cotton quiet and dropping. Mlddhng
Uplands 27c. Freights dull .:STs ID
go. ssa1s IE7ENINa D1sPATcH.] sssaas
Cotton "a shade hrmel-; sales 800 bales lat 17a
27a midding Upland chiefly at !274. Flour less
active, but prices are without decided change
$40. .25a$11 .35 for superilne State. Wheat opened
dull but closed q shade frmer. Corn q shade
frmer but less active sales III, 600 bushels at
$1.29a$1.S0 for mixed Western. Whiskey quiet.
$40 75as22 IS for new messclosing at s22 s54 cash
Lard unchanged at 12la13i. Naval Stores firm at
78a79 for spirits turpeI.tine $4a9 for rosin Gro.
ceries generally quiet Freights rule quiet without
decided change. 5a.as.s = ~. - :. = -
28c.; ,midding upland, 27a27ss; market quiet. Cof
fee2sales, I, foo sacks ut 12aa. Gotd in bond firm
and stock light. Flour steady. Corn, white, s1,2E
al, 1,25;ye1oW, 81 "a. Provisions dull. Bulk shoul
ders, 9a94; sides. IL 4..t. Lard, 1aa1s4. Bacon
shoulders, 104a103; rib sides, l2a124. 1zst
SAVANNAH April 13..-Market quiet; sales Ion
bales; Mddling Uplands 25ss. Receipts, 420 bales
AUGUSTA, April E19.--Cotton easier; sales 13(
bales; Middling Uplands Is. Receipts As.
MOBILE, April 1S.-Sales Cotton to-day, $50 bales
market quiet and firm; Middling, 24aa25c. re-
ceipts, l6 bales. 40 - tfs,l,,s5 22af ~
New ORLEANS, April 1s-Cotton unchanged
sales 1,2O0 bales low Middling 26sa27 receipts
ca nominal. Flour firm and unchanged. Corn
dull; prices unchanged. Oats scarce and higher
at sass, Pork-no sales. Cofee-fair demand at
24a26a: Gold, 1879: Sterling, A6sa14s. New
York sight, aat premium. A.. a. .s0F
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WENDELL PHILLIPS keeps 'spegging away" he
intends to keep the political pot boiling during his
life, at all events. In lettorfr tho West, where
he is now on professional tour Of political vacci-
nation, he sends back his warnings, reproofs and
fear that President johnson should become sensi-
bic and 80 upset all the Radical calculations for it
would take very little, he says, to bring him and
She country together. He wants to complete the
work of reconstruction, and for that three things
are Indispensable: the South must be kept power
ed"-that is until the negro elementgets possession
of political power SUMMERS idea of overriding all
out,-and Congress must be authorized to take
charge Of education in all the States at the States
expense. This is comprehensive and radical
But Phillips special Terror just now is Gen. Grant
He sees him blooming on the horizon" ,"-andhe is
very anxious to ''nip him in the bud" Perhaps he
will and perhaps he won't!
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
Aken s. c., Weekly paper. under the above title
to bo devoted to General Intelligence Political, Com
merciai Social, Literary and Reigous-with Depart
ment OF Agriculture including the Field the Orchard
the Vineyard, and the Garden News Summary, te
viii occupy }, tion Of the paper and particular atten
on wi be given to the unsettled question Of Labor,
hest adapted to our new condition. and the development
of the resources Of the country in Manufactures, Ag
culture Fruitraisng, and Vine-growing
Terms-s3 year, in advance ~
Il. W. RAVENEL, Editor.
". D. KIRKLAND, Publisher, January 2l
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~ CHIEF oUARTERMAsTERs : OFFICE,

( @ CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's q OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, NO. AND 80. CA
CHARLESTON, so. Ca, April Sd, 18s7.-sealed propos-
ais will he received at this Office until u o'clock "a
the 10Th inst, at which time they will be opened TOR
transporting within the City limits ALL TILE STORES
for which the Quartermasters Department may be re-
quired to furnish transportation. The contract 70 70
main Il, force for nix months ensuing May ast 1857.
Bidders will ntate the price per load for which they
will furnish transportation The average daily number
of loads hauled in the Last month has been one hundred
Bids deemed unreasonable will be rejected Proposals
must be addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed
Proposals for furnishing Transportadon-
ss. E>i@@-a-zs-'rR. o. TYLER,
Il BreVt Maj. Genl, Deputy Or Mr. GenI
Chief Or MI I'd Military Dist.
Anrla IL
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FRANKFORT, April 1S.-Bonds, 752.
WASHINGTON News.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The Supreme Court took
motion for leave to file the Georgia bill for consd
Grafton without argument.
Chase said if the Court wished to hear the argu
ment he would notify COUNSEL a
There was an Interesting argument n the Senate
that special session, called by the President, can
not legally adjourn without his consentIt would
be dispersion. The difficulty lies in keeping q
quorum together, without which the Senate can
not work nor adjourn sine die. II quorum Is
present Tuesday the session will probably be Pro
Senate under yesterdays action.
Several Radical Senators announced were they
President they would persist, Like johnson, In
nominating friends and supporters.
There is no sign Of compromise.
The National Bank circulation is two hundred
aid ninety-nin millions.
The President has recovered and is receiving
visitors as usual - ,.z:5 -; 7.,,
Henry J. Raymond, editor Of the Times, is NOM
mated Minister to Austria.
Internal Revenue receipts for the week Is two
million four Hundred Thousand dollars.
The Senate is making serious inquiry as to the
premature publication Of occurrences in executive
session. .....e1..z-5s,-l,Izga& -,
Two Illicit distilery establishments were seized
in Philadelphia. sit:;,.as.
The Senate went into executive session after
some unimportant business.
The registration in the fourth ward shows Six
hundred and ninety one majority.
Private boxes at educational Theatre OF South
ern relief benefit sold for one hundred and ten
dollars. go :! -. :. 8 Is1s
The names. for Collector, Surveyor, and Naval
Officers, for Phiade!phia, were sent in to-day, and
Immediately rejected by the Senate.
Eugene Tsdale was confirmed Revenue Collec-
tor for the Third District Of Louisiana.
Francis A. Hall was retectedfor Register Of the
Land Office at Monroe, Louisiana. ~
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nrAX1MILIAN,S OFFER TO SURRENDER
REFLECTED.
The New York Herald; Of the 10th, has the follow
ing Mexican news. 5st,.

~A~-A>~'@AA #sy.S
prominent foreign diplomat IN this city is in
possession Of inf formation from Mexico this evening
to thet effect that the Emperor ssMaximiian had
madean offer to oEscobedo to treat for aconditional
surrender but that the overtures we're rejected by
General Escobedo, who insisted upon an uncon-
ditional surrender. The term unconditional sur
render" in Mexico, it seems, does not bear the
same signfoation that it does in this country, and
it is said that upon the acceptation Of these terms
the yielding force places itself wholly at the mercy
Of its captors. Information obtained from private
and thoroughly reliable sources show that the
object Of Maximilhan in remaining in Mexico WAS
simply to secure for his .adherents such terms in
the dissolution ofthe empire as would permit them
TO live in tranquility henceforth, OF failing in that
to share their fate. The Emperor could not be
prevailed upon to abandon these men who stood
by him throughout his brief and turbulent reign.
The opinion has been frequently expressed here
by gentlemen whose experience in matters of
diplomacy warrant them in giving it, that since
Maximillian and his little army have scarcely q
hope of escaping capture by the Liberals, the
United States Government. should use it's influence
with the Juarez Government to receive any
overtures Of Max. towards surrender, and if he
agrees to leave the country, on condition that his
followers are disbanded on reasonable terms, to
urge President Juarez, to except them, and thus
set Mexico at rest 49, - - -,
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Reverdy johnson and the injunction Cases


Reverdy johnson and the Injunction Cases.
Upon being asked if he was not of the opinion
that he had lost handsome fees in two or three
good cases, to wit, the Reconstruction Injunction
Ellis before the Supreme Court, by his course in
the Senate when those measures we're before that
body. Senator Johnson replied that it might be
so, but he thought not, for the reason that con-
siderable time ago Governor sharkey desired him
to undertake an application for a mandamus to
compel the adm: On of the Southern States, Par
to undertake the task. although assured by Govern
or Sharkey that he had thoroughly studied the
matter and that it MUST result in success. In re-
turn he assured Governor s''arkey that, while he
had not given the subject much attention, he had
considered it sufficiently to satisfy himself that
mandamus would not lie in such case, and as he
always acted on his own Judgment when under
taking proceedings in the courts, he should be
under the necessity of asking to be excused in the
premises. He thinks it was thus that he lost the
confidence of certain of the public in him as q
lawyer, if indeed he has been 80 unfortunate at
all.-Heralds Washington Correspondence
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The semaphore Of Marseilles says: The return
NJ winter. which has already been reported from
Marseilles, has also been experienced in other To-
oaities At Lyons and at valenee the 1ed the1mome.
Nismes, Nh @ "a. a sudden change in the weather has
aronsed fears for the fruit crops. A violent gale
from the northeast has lowered the temperature
to II below,reezingpo At present the wind has
fallen, and the sun has emerged and shines out
brightly.
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ay BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEvALER's
LIFE FOE TIE HAIR positively restores gray ha1r to
itsognnl color and youthful beauty; tmpafs Lite and
strength 10 the weakest hair; stops its falling out at
once; keeps the head clean; Is unparalleled o. han
dressing Sold BY all Dr1sggs and fashionabls5 hair,
dressers, and at my Office, No. 1123 Broadwsy, !HeT
York SARAH GHEvALIER, NJ aD
i zzit'I - =. 20 ! DowE q Mo1sE 80
- No. ISL Meeting street..
oppodte Charleston Hotel
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The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals recently caused the punishment of au
English laborer for maliciously mutilating dog,
and of two other men for inhumanity to O horse.
All three we're sentenced to three tmonths impri-
soument with hard labor.
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@ NOTICE TO MARINERs.-CA APTA AIMS
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vessels IN Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of The heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, on the Charleston and St. Andrews side Of
the Ashley Rver by which precauon, contact with the
submarine Telegraph Cable Will be avoided.
s. O. TURNER Il. n. y.
Harbor Master'a Office, Charleston February 1855.
February p. s =
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A%THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF MARION
LODGE NO. 2, Z o. O. F.-You are hereby SUMMONED
10 attend the funeral services Of your late Brother JO
sEPH Il. TARRANT, at the Circular Church. This After
noon, at o'clock. y. r. D. PETIT, Secretary.
April 15. &..s Il .z37.i
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j a%N0TICE IsHEREBY GTvENTHAT THREE
months after date application will be made for renewal Of
CERTIFICATES for fourteen Shares Of South Carolina
Railroad and Bank stockaso fourteen. New Issue-in
name of T.. E. WANNAMAKER, the original having been
Lost in Columbia. sjt<f1-'. Y
a,eF, 90 ROAD AND BANK. '.z,.T.,
No. 1857 date Feb. Is, 1S55-shnres L :. : .
No. 1851, date Nov l, 1S65-Shares Q. -
NO 1907, date April a. 856-SkaresA
No. 1907, date Feb. II, 1867-ShRres !. ,-=5.I..r
No. 1880, date March %, 1659-Shares g. .s,tr,5
z=t+. NEW 1ssUB. - = -, : :
No. e25, date March 81, 1860. - - 49, ~,
=, T. E. wANNAMAKER..i q. q
February l6 ~. Engags ~ atTG 'il:aa lsmoSmos1
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Greenville Mountaineer, q
LARGE WEEKLY, Is ISSUED EVERY THURS:
n DAY, at So year, in advance. Advertisements
inserted at usual rates. -
g. E. ELFORD,A pd,+ors
Noyember15 Is G. E. TOWNES I"''o1''
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w NHE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERoY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and th6
ERRORS, ABUsEs and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers. and create impedimens to MARRIAGE.
with sure means Of relief Sent In sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. Address DR.. j. sXILLM
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 10 Smo
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~ COnsIGNEEs PER STEAMER SEA GULL,
from Baltimore are hereby notified that the Steamer is
This Day dischsrging cargo at PIER NO. UNION
IwHARVEs All goods remaining on the Wharf win be
stored ct their expense and riRk.
Apr115 MoRDEcM & co. :;
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,
MARRIED,
OBITUARY..

DIED suddenly, at his residence In Percy street April
14fh of disease Of the heart JOSEPH b. TARRANT, In
the SD year Of his age. ,rttz
Ga His Relatives and Friends, and those Of his family
ara respectfully invited to attend his Funeral Services at
the Circular Church, This afternoon, at -Four O'Clock.
April Is .fFzl!2za,*
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New York News.

H., w., ..,,I :. - cio.,,,, pa,,,,,,;oo,,
ao,..n - tha
90 oossrse S4e y, snv
aesn ~ iAAnoo o. iselsu0o
1..+ nrop,arst,, stoto that ~,
t9e ygn man parry ION vonla, QUA ~
te veIo ney, 1oyssnnens ,lad sosa5
nd o fne Inv 1nd no;1es esaf of
HSr Ea,t ny aaca1a is saare That The
Cows W;iI ioin tba Hor4hle sionIa in which event
CT s,n;t5 - ~ To ereat daIs,er =
Fr.sars i Tranb6ino = ~ = G6 of Charleston have
20 .,1,ao hsSore tbe InI;c;sr. Com.
m;ttea to test;fv Il reat;nn n tha hockade nm
; ~ - H. ~ - - asn1osa ~
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@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff d
Charleston (Judicia District at the next election.
+: September 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

a@ NOTICE.-CONs1G PER STEAM
SHIP E B. soUDER are hereby notified that ahe is This
Day dischargng cargo at North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining the wharf at sunset will be stored at e1-
pense and risk Of oV1ers
WILLIS & CH1sOLM, Agents.
ALI Freight amounting to fifteen 15 dollars or less,
must be paid on the wharf before delivery Of Goods.
April 15 q :
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@UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.-DALY 5s..
DALY.-Ihe creditors Of the late ROBERT DAILY
hereby called upon to come in and ther claims
before the underngned at his Office in the Court House.
on or before the 18th day Of April, 1857 j
:-sl.sE JAMES TUPPER, -
March % thsm1 Master In Equity. !.
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ONE PRICE
CLOTHING NO[|yD !!
OUR SPRING STOCK is NOW
ready, and comprises better assort-
ment of
CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to lightness of fabric,
strength of material and durability
Of color. Much the lTger portion
Of our Stock is made!in our @ own n
workshop, and we warrant it in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of our own man.
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready, made, M the difference e we. shall
be glad to show our customers, :
In fixing ing our prices +. from which
We make no deviation, He.have taken
into consideration tkg depressed
state Of the market, and The umiver-
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some Of our lead
ing prices:
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS. s8 90
ALL wool TWEED SUITS. .:......::.: :.5a II 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS: ,:18 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE Z,
SUITS, our own make. II w
THREE STYLES OF MIDDLEsEX CAssI-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES -. ::1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS. Observation-Disclosures. .1 w
SILK MIX TR1cor, DIFFERENT MIX "5'g
'TUREs. .......................... "a 90
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRIoor SUITS. ~ 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN De PoUDER
SUITS. ...........:. 20 w
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging il price &
som. .....,.. .s1s to 81 90
LINEN IT'S, from IS to 20 90
In addition to the above, we have
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Mcd5uIo Gup6TJV VI Uu0 IT6uCu CUulu 6LSdS0
in at present Only one year ago NAPoGtoN On was
the arbiter Of the dastinies of Europe In his
hand, it was then said were peace and var. This
consideration latterad the vanity OF tie Fl onch,
and they feel keeny the loss Of suc prestige. The
disastrous failure Of the Mexican expedition; the
very impolite, not to say Insulting reply BISMARCK
gave to the demand of the Emperor, for his share
Of the spoils, with view of rectfying the French
frontier of the Rhne; and now, finally the further
menace to French influence in the affairs of Eu-
rope, brought to light by tho treaties between
Prussia and the South German States; these sew
eral events have impaired not only the influence of
the Emperor's Government, but they have at the
same time dimmed the lustre ofnational glory. In
one respect, all this will be Of present advantage to
NAPOLEON, that it will eectualy silence all fur
ther opposition Oh the part Of the Chamber to the
bill for the reorganization Of The army. But this
new French military system will not be in working
order before 1868, nor will the improved muskets,
rifles and cannons, now being made be ready in less
than twelve months. The Exposition also forbids
any international hostilites this present summer.
1t would hardly be fair for the Emperor to allow
himself to be drawn into any war he can possibly
avoid, when he is under heavy bonds to every ma
ton in Christendom, and nearly every Islam tribe
to keep tho peace during the year 1867
A great Continental war, however, is not to be
lightly undertaken. NAPOLEON, notwithstanding
all the mistakes which arc charged on his Govern
ment, is too wise ruler not to understand the tlll
import Of the situation. Success or failure in
var with a ncighboring nation might not seriously
affect the scion Of an old dynastic house. But it
is otherwise With ruler, circumstanced like the
Empero Of the French. His crown could never
survive signal defeat at The hands of Germany.
The finances of the Empire are not in condition
to inYite a struggle Of such proportions And
however popular declaration Of war against Prus-
sia would undoubtedly be with large part of the
popula6on,-the army particularly, and all the
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- CAPTAlN I. ). LOCh"OoO' =,
WIE1 LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC wHARF ON
w .evIy Wednesday Morning, at O'Clock precisely
For Freoht or Passage apply board, or at tbs Of
Ace Of - e'riTJOHN MAHONEY, JR., 48 East Bay
uen Hovo,,hor y. "a Above Craig, Tuomey r Cos.
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FINANCIAL.

BANKERS CIRCULARS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED
Id with immedlale despatch per less than the
usual rates. at Metropolitan Joo Lsabl shueni Mas
sau street
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DAclFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP ooMPAHy,s
me- U M sraFEs
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier ~ North river foot OF Canal street. At
ssSa With SSkSsS S: conner co.,
JgII M-ARiznSA, Captain hAury, connecting with
100 pounds b.esass allowed free TO adult passenger
Aedcnss and ss'saa a. rec no. :, l., and
P.nsm. with for south Pacific por,s
Is. and lih for Gsn'r American p0s and shoss Of LIST
ia. Pa of Zach :ss II. ss No"
q fom ~ T os Yoeo
hama and Hong Kong; Il YokohamA with steamer Costa
For passage totss and n further information apply a
ne oalcs on the wharf foot Of Canal street sSrts .,sr
OProsIrIsos LINE 70 ga. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- HEyxDA 5000 tons burden. &
r % On sa's o% Pee N
river foot Of Warren street. connecting the Paoids with
MOSES TAYLOR,
The on these steamers are unsurpassed BY
hi; ;s' ''si ss v TWENTY
For f. MsEs .gps. s. Exchange place.
D: 4. CARRisaroS, Agent. III West corner Of
LNOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
july
rsses &c. inquire freight onos on eomp.nys pier
North ri''' foot Of Cans, w i:isfs FARGO CO..
Sole freight Agents Pacific NAH steamship Company.
Sti5 TIA i'm CO North ,,.
The Ell esent sdewhee steamshDs
ssI4 s:iss ss' ,.y
E0 raj n "a
" GEO. HARRISON, President,
No. Bowling Green n T.
sD NORTH
81 tsf ps y RsS'1 e. Monday. July e.
sxskIy9 Sas 4 ALIEN LEN. Agents gent s.,.
s.1 Sss sA v EssB s sssas Ward,
e now recsyng freight At pier East river and will sail
;s9i'si s:>
The new and frst class stea mship GENERAL GRANT.
SsRtS aS w o ss,s pier No. North river on
ns' Hs1EHs
CTAR LINE FOR NEW oRLEANs-rHE NEW YORK
si i fssa VI"
s. 3 ssss uDon d. pier
For freight Tor passage apply % GkO. B. HARRISON
EOR SAVANNAH GA.-ONLY STEAMER THIS
T. week. The Atlantic Coast Mail Steamship Companys
sail. THURsSxY, July 1 from pier Is North river. q
% s s ss & .s e 4. ma yGs:
sage tickets with Atlantic and Gulf Railroad - points in
r. fss X st's; .s'S :: A... . s.-, stress.
mICKErs POSTERS IN PLAIN OR CoLoRRD INKS
Handbis Bills Of Ladng shipping Receipts. and every
kind OF Printing lower rates than elsewherc done by the
ToR CHARLESTON, s. C.-THE PEOPLES NAIL
Stesm,nip Company The regular and Populsr stssm.
ing fregs! saturday morning Charleston Through
tckets and bills Of Ading issued all points South In
ns''''n wa zoe ''a'A os TivINdsFoN, Fox co.,
M l.1.E Agents, o Liberty street.
IL fioids Ports and Tie south and south1ssI-c.bin
1e co.. ~; .cS no@
freight and will sail saturday, 20th instant at r NJ.
points The South Carolina Railroad and VIII he steamer
Dictator for Florida This steamer has large capacity for
md "" ''',s sIidss Ih aSsi = stree.
NEW YORK AND cHAsLEsros STEAMSHIP CON.
sssinus .vsr SATURDAY ssr n. frsa rA~ No
chx xsHETx .ssv wsscss Gs%SsaA'r
Freight received Is all hours 81. .-Il- s40.
DC SEM sns Ss1.awss s = f'sw.rdsAss
Superior accommodations for passengen
BY q sd.s frrnsas . and . ssnss Sa The ps
HENRY Il. MORGAN CO.. Agents.
IN II shsnnsrs nv thu yiranta ana Tennessse Air Line