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Proposed Constitutional Amendment

The f"ll"~ing i tie Cons itu,icrnl A.
mendmcnt REFEREED 20 inrrc rh section Of
the ''Reccnstruc,I"u hr;."
ARTICLE XIV.
Src'i"n |. All p"rSrn- horn or raturaizrd
in the United Sta'es aud subject in the il
r,sdlcii"u thereof ar" riiiZ..ns of ihr Uni, ri
states ard Of the SIutV y herein lhrN reside
'" State shat! make or enforce auy La.
which shall ahridg" ~" p'ivIlrgr- 80 immu
a,iies Of ci,lZruS "f In" Unitei States; nor
shall anv Stat" deprive nv p-r-"n "f life
Liberty ar ur"p-rty. wirh"ut d !" process nr
law. n"r 0"nN !" INV person within H. J.,
risdlrti"n The equal protection "f the lr,s
See R"pr"-rnra ives shall be- amor
u"n"d among ia" several States according
|" their respective nurnh"rS. roIniint The
whole unmbes "f prr-un- in each STATE ry
cIuding Indians not taxed Bat hen ,h,.
right Ia vote n any el-cIi"n 70 the chnic.
1T electors Tor fr".l', nj End Vice pr-sid,r,
Of the United Sia'"S, Rcprrscn'a ives IN
Congress, Executive and judicial Officers
at n Stat. ar the members u' II" Irpi,l,.
iurr thereof ia denied To nnv OF th. mall.
Inhabitants "f such Stat. hcirg twenty one
wears of aye aud citz "f the Uni cd
State. m in any wny abridged eNrrut tor
participation in rebellion ar Other cIinr.t :.
basis II Representation therein -ln hr re
du"ed IN the proportion witch the numh-r
OF such male citizens IN n bear To- the
whole nnmnrr Of male riJiscns iAcnty one
years of aye IN surh Safe
See 3. \" person shall he Senator or
representative in C"ngrr.s. . ,lrrrnr nf
PreSldrn' and VicePrc-iirnt or hold nnv
"Ihre, civil or military. under tue Uui,rd
STATES or Under any STATE VIVA. haviuu prr
VI 'nSly taken nn 0ntH ~ m"rub. at Goa
grrs., ar as an officer of Iur Uniied SInI.S
q: ia u rrmner of AN, State yi-iatrrr. or
~ nm Executive ar Judc.trl ltiicer nf rny
! Sintr 70 support the con r,i,n'ini. of Ihr
United States, -hnlI have engaged in iu.ur
| rrc;'on or rebellion against the same, or
gwen AID and comfort Ia the -uem'p there
"f But Congress my, by u Vote. "T two
thirds Of each House, remove such diSabili
".
Ser. 4. The validity or th" pnblir deb, nf
the United States authorized hv law. in
cl"diug debts incurred for pavment If pen
siuhs Md b"nntie- for s-r,iccs in suppress
ing insurr"cti"n or r-hel ion. stall not br
qnrsii ned Bot neither the United Sta -
| nor any State shall assume Or pay any A 3D.
or obligation incurred in MD of insurreriinn
| or r"brlII"u against the UniDed states. or
any riaim for the lo-- or emancipation al
rnv slave; bni ull such debts, o.Ega,inns
aud claim" shall be held i'I~9nl and void
Sec 5 Thc Congress shall hnv. power
to enforce nv "ppr"p'iat. iegisI,lpr lhr
provisions If this arIirIe
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and State Of. do solemnlv swear
Cor pthrm) that have never vnlun tarily
b'rne arms ngains, the u = since I have
been eli Zen thereof; thst ? have volunta.
rlv given no aid, co, ,n,eraDce, counsel OF
encouragement To Persons engaged in ARM
ed hostility ttpret" that have ne>ther
soneht nor accepted. nor attempted to ex-
ercise The functions of unv office whatever
under nnv authority. or pretended arthoriiv.
u, hostility TO the United Stntes; that (
have not ,ield"d a voluntary snppor; 10 any
pretended goSernment. mthofitv. POKE or
constitution within IN. United States hostile
or inimicai thereto; and | do fur her swear
c"r afhrm) that to the best Of nv knowi
edge and ability. will support aud defend
the c"nsti tuition ofthe United States against
all enemies. f"regn and d"mesiic; that
will bear true faith aud allegiance To he
same that take ihis ob!iga ion freely
"rhont an, mental reservation ar purpose
e evasion. aud thn' will we'll and f,iih
f"''v di.charge IN" duties OF the "tIirL on
wlnch | arn about to enter SO help NE
God.
........ Carolina
g
Sucscri6ed and s'"rn TO before me. n. ....
this. dav of. ....... one thoasand
eight hundred and sixty. seven.
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En- pire Sewing Machine co.

Princ'pai Office, GI6 B"oiicy, N',O York
4 itEAT lmuro,enrri in Se vinp Ma
~ cninr.. Empire Shrtrle, Crank Mo-
u"m Sewing Ncnne |, ~ TIM. rendered
"I>rir-s IN acton Its motion being MI
positive l. i. not liable TO grl o,t "f rrier.
IL is tn" best Family Marhiur. Notice is
crihd 10 "ur ne" and Improved Mannf.c
turing Machine. for ra'ioc. anI Boot and
Shoe r'IuerI Agents wan'pi, To whom n
liberal discount viii be given. Nd Con
sIgnment- made
EMriltE SEWING MACHINE CO
Dec. 5 '6S-lv
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GROTESTEEN d co,
Piano Forte Manufac cturers,
A99 Broadway, n. Y.

'TNIIESE PIANOS, received tie fTghe.:
l. Aw"ri of Merit! al the Wor'd'- F9r
over t"c best makcrs from i.nninn. l. ,riS
E"'mn"v 'h" c'i"s at New York. Pnilrirl
ph". bnliim"re and Boston /; also. the Gold
Medal AT the American Institute, fur Five
successive years! Our psnn- contain the
FRENCH Grard Nc,on, Harm Pedal, Over.
s,rnng Ba--. Full iron Frame, ard I'll Mod
"rn lmrtnvrTnrnis. Every Instrument war.
rautcd Fv" ycnr- Mrde nnier the ;nuer
vision at Mr.. J. II Grove-rren. VINO have
p'"ct'cal experience. of over thirty FIVE
wears AID il the makur Of over eleven
thou-aud plan" fnrte-. Oar fac'li Ties for
manufacturing enntle ~ 10 sell th--- in
strhmcn's. from 500 to $500 cheaper Turn
nv first cl,s- pi,ro forte
Dec 3, Oh Nv.
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P r OSP EC 7 US
OF THE CuAHLE-rON SEMI WRRHLY AND
WEEELY NEws.


WEEELY N&ws.
The Publishers at the Charl, stnn Daily
News have much plea sure iD Informing ina
public that tie i'st number 0t their long
promised Sem Weekly -dit"n will DO
'ssnrd an Saturday, the I'D OF November,
aud WI b. regularly published thereafter
on Wednesdays and Sa,nr,ilv.
As hiss been brt ore stated. il will be the
-nd"aVnr "f the PubliSher. to max. IN.
paper IN "very way worthy ut tie public
rntronage. 1t viii contain u variety 10
mrt ."r. consisting Of stories literary news,
family gossip, etc, which viii nol nc found
~ ihe Daily. aud Si!I haze uli the 81 toriaIs
nnh news Of in'eret Transferred from that
'ssne The market reports will be frIl and
reliable
rhe Weekly EDITION Of the Ns*s will
also bc commenced on sunday MorGing,
TIE n of Npvr'nbrr aud will be isJuei
rrgu 'nr'y therrnf er every Sunday morning.
Thls pnir- will be entirely ori linai IN itself
and viii ba made up independent of tho
other editions IL will contain the latest
'eiegrnrh'c news from all parts OF the coun.
try, besides. having interesting selections,
storr-, literary items and book rsyisgs,
gossip, late market reports. City aRd Slate
items. etc etc .. -
Terms of Srmi Weekly. -. Ss j00 = yesr,
Terms OF Weekly ......... 33s 90 q scar.
No subscription will he received uaIess
accompanied with the cash. aaA
Address
CArHCARr MCMILLAN & MORrO
No l5 Iiavne street,
November ], &c Charleston, =. c.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Camden Mail
Departs Monday and Thursday at a. m.
Arrives Tuesday aud FRIDAY at p. 10.
CHARLOTTE MAIL.
Arrives at Lancaster Court House, weducslay
srd Saturday. at IL M.
Departs Wednesday ard Saturday at 4 p. m,
JEFFERSON MAIL.
Departs Thursday at a. m
Arrives Friday tIiA m r.
CANDEN via Liberty Hill.
Departs Wednesday at 9 a. m.
Arrives Fridsy At & p. m.
P1>EViBLE MAIL. ~
Departs Thursday Al "a. n,
Arrives Friday at 4 p. m.
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s T V EMS II @ u Sc.
81, %, 25 & 81 Broadway. New York
OPposHe Bo'oiing Green

-
ul lie STEVENS HOUSE is we'll and widely
y known to the travelling public The
location IL especially suitable To merchants and
business men} 1t is Ia close proximity to the
business pmt oI The city is on the highway OF
southern aud Western travel--and adjacent TO
all the principal Railroad anI Steamboat d,pots
The Steve House has liberal accommodation
for over 900 Cue-ts-it is well furnished, and
possesses every modern improvement for the
Comiort aud cntert,iumeut oi its inmates The
r0rms are spacious and well vcurilntcd-provid.
cd with g,s and watcr-the attendance is
prompt aud respcctiul-and the table - gemer.
""s'y provided with every drcSry OF the sea.
sou--at moderate ratcE.
The rooms having cen rcfnrnshcd and re.
w"drlsd, we enabled TO offer extra facilities
Tor the comfort aui pleasure ot our Guests.
GEO. X. CHASE 4 co.
June IL, lSOI-6m. HrNprietors.
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Whereas the PIsin'ifTI Did on the 2ist
daV of March. 1857. file their declarations
against the defendants in the above stated
cases. who ta' il is said) are absent from
aud wi'hont the limits of this Sta .. and
nave neither ~ivr- n"r au"rnrys known
within the same, upon whom c"py of the
said declaration might be served IL il
iheSel"rs urierrd, Ihal the said defendants
do appear snd plead to the said declarations
rrsprrIvcly. ON or before the 22t day of
March ~hirh will be IN the wear Of our
Lord one thousand eight hand,ed and sixty
eight, otherwise 6naI and absolute iadp
ment will then be given and awarded
against than respectively.
= JOHN w. TWlTTY,
Clerks Onic-, Clerk &C p.
Lancaster District.
Nch %, 1867, itsni2ad.
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P 0 8 I R Y.


-kASoASou . itoooly,
"a &. - .. ...
Shall sing Of my self. or this once mighty
49,. nation?
No longer Of the free; slill the home of
e. the bacon
Nay, let others grow h honrse, shouting loud
ly their pssans, .
While will sing of the joys found in "ba-
con and green's" H..
As I've lived long euough 10 be rarely mis-.
taken,
or trcsh, I declare, that there's nothing
like bacon.
Youth verging tow'rd manh hcod--Misses
numbering their "teens," ...
Will tell iou of bacon and, perhaps some.
whit Of greens"
Many things, in my time, for others I've
forsaken--
Many things have I sought-among them
g. "gresns and bscou";
Often fsund that a shadow; midst lif.'s
49, changing scenes.
Yet This reality aud-'tis -"bacol and
greens"l ~..
There's book you may zee, by the Author
called "Iacon''-
1would think it complete, had he eulogized
= i"bacon"; 49,.
Thoukh 'Iis flle ed with that wisdom, Just
suited to Deans"
Not Iihe do yan see that f,entons "bacon
y and green's" .g...
You've doubtless heard of places, tho for,
tilted, taken
The cause was none other than a want OF
.he "hacon":
Wars &rhkled grim front -its msuv terri
Bile scenes,
Are ealsmitous indeed, without bacon and
M. green's"
They gave r,e once, at r feast, n dish With
'N steak on
Pies, pastries, and puddings, but not an
ounce Of "bncon";
"Ho hither, waiter" cried 7, "this will do
by no means,
Indeed, dine I cannot, without my "bacon
and green's"
0uoth he, with smirk, "here 10 n finely
stuffed "Capon"-
Here is pork and beef rare--here DIRE bcous
but no 'bnroii'"
Take away yhur old rsoster-iake your
pork and YOUR beans,
But give 10 me. oh give, to me, my bacon
and green's!
For if there's any one thing, I'd go my last
-. stake on,
'Twou'd be dish of "greens." surmounted
by the bacon;
But what is nearly equal, Cor at least SO it
seems),
To "greens" and old hacon-why il is "ba
AZ con and greens" -. ..."-.
'Pon n time in my youth. I feIt sad and for
saken; .,
found girls were not angels. but lowers Of
"bacon."
30, thinks to myself "while I'm farcyinC
. them queens.
I find they are CONSUMERS Of old bacon and
green's.
To see mouths made 20 kiss, all awry and
..-,- mis- shapen--
Disfended and puff'd the receptacles OF
"bncon" I"
,Ye Gods Of the gourmaud! ye fanatics and
ye fiendsI
Did you believe they ate "bacon"-yea,
"bacon shd green's"
conf was shocked, and my faith sore.
ly shaken,
To see them stowe way such preat n,orsels
or bacon" 49,
As y nsvor--no never--not even 10 nv
~" ~ dreams, ".
Believed they indnlged in dainties, such as
.. "bacon and green's" -.. ......
"Tis very sad thonght and n sigh doth
4. awaken, .-. -., .....
For the fate Of all swine when turned into
q. "bacop"; ra a...,
Still friends be advised ye; neglect uot the
means, ..'.. ...r
That1i secure you those blessings, yclept
BACON and GREENS" '''."
A fellow who had robbed an editor Of
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Emp're Shuttle Sewing Machines
AaE SUPERIOR To ALL OTHERS
For faH'iiy as1 MaryfaeiuriaZ Purposes
Ageots wanted. Ad ,rss-,
ENpltE y. ", co,
Dec. 5, '66-ly. 6is broadway. n Y
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JOB WORK

JOB WORK
Will he executed with uca,nees and dispatch
and on accommodating terIIia
cS THE CASH for Advertising anG job
Work will hc required in all instances ~ soon
as the WORK - rendered. Writ. II orders, TO
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash
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PROSPECTUS

OF THE

TOD willing. ] shnlt cau-e Ia hc publish.
~ ed, nj place. lin" aud p'ice hereafter
Z" be decided np"n, n Weekly Paper, with
the above style and title
Tho general object of the publication
wi be the maintenance of the Chris ian
Scriptures ~ the STANDARD of right. in all
questions which Involve morality, whether
these Questions nppertnin To man i dlvid y.
HlIN or collectively, and whe her uri.iny
from his relation TO God or his neigh bnr
Ell h"i"g ccn~c'rntinuS nbcdIcnre 20 all
the ordinances Of ci,il govern "ent not in
conflict win thu Law uf God. the CHRIS
TIAN NEIGHBOR will b. al nac1uiyoral
advoc"t" of Christianity ns opposed 10 war.
c,th" oflrh'ive or defensive.
While neither politics aor other inconpa.
nial matter shnll IN any wise alloy; vet the
principles Of Christianilv will b. applied 10
all n.atter-, So Tar a. they inyoiv. moral
principle Politics shall b. excluded from
religion, yet the former hall not be exempt
from tie appmcnti"n Of the batter
Identified Uilh the Methodist Ebis.nn,I
Church. S"uih. whose authority uua r God
is paramount win me, aud holding tie
principles "nn"ancrd. the NElGHB0R il
offered IA medium of advocacy of nh ,hp
'ni'rcs rf Chis'i"niV IN that branch of
The Church, and also as a agency for en-
larging and establishing in other chnrches.
and ~ the rgions bcvoUd that Kingdom
OF Christ ~ hich Ia not { this world"
d-sire to ascertain. through The agency
~ al who III =" fn' in crest themselves.
what nnmbrr of Srbscribers (name, post.
hihce. County and Stn:-,J may be r-ck one ed
in the beginning; the price governed ty
size Of sheet for six or twelve months to be
forth coming on tho reception Of the erst
number
Let all Communications BE- Addressed
SlDi II BROWNE,
July ~. Marion e. H., S. C.
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T HE AR0LINA TIMRs.

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l. furnished To Subscribers, upon the fol-
lowing terms -s
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The Weekly News, containing twenty
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Terms Of advertising in the Daily and
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for longer period than one month
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News at 8 l 90 per square for each in,er.
ton AL letters on buSire,. with the above
publications should he addressed TO.
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o'''b u LIE nADC StsNFSlt a I,l,I
A LIBERAL DIscoUsr TO DEALERs.
100000 furnished the u. s. Government
ARMY Revolver, 44.l00 in. Calibrc G
NAVY Revolver, 36-i0O in. Cnlibre.
Belt X. volver, NAVY Size CaIibre
Police Revolver, . NAVY Size Calibre.
New Pocket Revolver, 81 100 m Calibre.
Pocket Revolver, tR'der's PIT 81 QO0 10 .
Calibre
Repeating Pistol (ElIiot pt.) No 2s ard 80
Cartrdge.
Vest Pocket Pistol, No. ~, 80. 81 and ~
Car.idge.
Gun Cane, NJ" % anG 80 Car,ridg-.
Brerch loading Rife, (BealsJ No. 81 and
SO Cartridge.
Revolving z tie, 36 and 44.lOO in Caibre.
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PRINCIPAL AGENTS
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WIN Read ~ Son. Boston
lo- &. Grubb, Il Co, Philndel pNia.
ronltn'y & rrlmble, Baltimore.
llrurv Folsom 81 Co. New Orleans
Jorns"r, Spcnc"r u CO.. Chicago.
L. VI. R"m-cy, q Co, ST. Louis.
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N. Y. ADVERTISEME ENTS.
REMINGIONS,

+ | II Il A Il NJ s.
SOLD BY THE TRADE GENER ALLY
A LIBERAL DIscoUSr TO DsALEns.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
TILE NEST LNnLES

NEw-ORIEANs Feb 4, lsG7.-Your correspondent,
writing on the lst inst says that the Harriet Lane
is nearly ready for sea- The Grocers' Bank is TO be
resumed uRder the firm name of Barber
g. Co The old concern is in liquidation.
Cen. Vielar, Governor Of the Eastern Department,
died on the S0th. The Treasury announces that the
Banco Espanol will reduce It's Treasury bonds issued
op the ist Of February 1865. be smallpox has
abated at Matanzas. The Spanish steamer from Sisal
tween Col. Morenos forces and those. Of
Ahrtipez. Some Of the latter are said TO
have deserted Martinez The lmpeTialists claim that
water. At Martinique, IN the French colonies Of the
West Indies, the question of promoting agricultural
interests Is greatly pgitated and every means re-
sorted 10 70 meet demands for aborers and with fair
prospects Of success. Large numbers Of emierants
continued 10 arrive at Martinique. The telegraph
line between 81. Pierre and Fort Do France IL COM
pleted
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
Fn.fsHET: -r@rTe =


THE LONG BRIDGD aT WASHINGTON SWEPT Away
GREAr DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
AZ iELEeRp,. TO
WAsInNGToN Feb. 5.-The railroad bridge tLong
B9ge the Potomac River at this point togeei
With another across the east branch were enrey swept
away this morning by the breaking up OF the ice ABOVE
the city, which carried everything before II. III Is
stated that number Of persons wero lose ~hlie
crossing the bridges, but no particulars nave
vet transpred The ice gorge began to move at ESQ., and
at m there was not vestige OF either bridges 10 DC
seem All railroad communication with the South, Is OF
course suspended by throue' The Ice In the fotonac
is rapidly breaking up. Immense masses are already
formed threatening great obstruction OF property Al
ready several sections of the Long Bridge and Of the Rail-
road Bridge have been swept Thousands Of per-
sons both at Georgetown and Washington are to-day
atcb,ne the proess and effects Of the accumuatng Of
floating ice.
Lot,-,uch damage is reported in Georgetown by the
breaking up OF the lee which was from IL 10 ches
thick The wharyes overfowed and the Ice, press
ing against and under them, lifted them from their
foundations For miles the Potomac River presents the
appearance OF one immense powed field, with here and
there high banks of Ice that TO have caught upon
rocks and Increased in hight until the recedng water
efI nnmber .n9 Of shemen boats arc buried and
probably crushed under the ice at various points;
Tho mast OF pleasurebOat prorudes above the Ice at
the aqueduct and small sloop was lifted from the river
and laid upon the wharf Both the Long Bridge ana ne
newly constructed Railroad Bridge, uniting Washington
with the Virginia shore, very seriously damaged,
large sections having been swept away by the accumua
tons of ice and drfwOOd The pack carried away three
schooners from the neghborhOOd OF the Long Bridge
one Of which is badly damaged, but all were SUP,
seouenty secured long boat also cut through and
sank The ice is packed in some cases five or sx ieet
high along the west bank OF the Washington channel ana
the current is running the flats at fearful rate,
carrying down timbers OF the bridge &C. AL the steam
that fears were entertained that the boats would be
swept out in the jam, and crushed or seenously
daelaped therein Steam was accordingly got
ND upon them, and efforts are being made
10 work them around TO sheltered
positon lower down. The body Of the ice and timber
fs blocked up at Eleventhst Wharf. The water came
into the CITY canal with rush. and suddenly raised over
the banks filling the cellars the south side Of the ave-
nue. carrying away lumber from the canal banks ana DO
ing considerable damage dispatch fromarpers Ferry,
received nj the office OF the Collector Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal that the water there s subsd-
ing. no harm DONE and the bridges all safe
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
Brss Co. Has Sad Tery heavy weather Of de passas~
snip Thomas punhstu, from Csrdif


Snip Thomas punhsh, from Cariif .e.s.--
SAILED:
TIE steamship BeF0na =: -: ,aiIOd from Quarantine
SPOKEN
jan H. ~ 2Os lon a. ship oGr1see Turtsgee 0U caeatta
Jan a. lat A@E Ion 81 a. p ADdrv JaeisOu, from cae''sA
DISASTERS.
.S a FEB S:o i s s % his 49,
William ores, " America ~ ,eoHS "IsS .oa SI oS sss % re
siding Obliged I.s nj. morning to sH
Swoea1s with varied cargo vines fruits &e She considerably
dsm,sd @ The loss q % &C. and r s@degS sU1 ".s sss sVS ed
total loss The 5 SaS sSS r .S S:sd s T ea vas Obliged
sy ysSos PORTION s % to big ssS so 9s SisSe S Ins
Ss sss as Se TR aS cleared sSad o@ ,. port foT
this month was IOadtead BY the 'tre'' Of
The State Department. has following from Consul
RsSs % report d. abandonment .esS, 20 miles
4 sears master from Swan Island for Woods Hole ship
then sinking NJ 1%9sg% S Tss s s %S s'S" Smith
Which bore up for these Islands landed them tb 2eh n They
snR ST. who aed The s biscuit he had With them purse Of asO
Captain s.rs % he resident: here ,pd Os snip
and viii be to-day hs Worcester Of B'taOrs) to Bait
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Lighthouse received intelligence ths. hs snser o.
rsSns s EST & SSa Ss slSSist on Cape p.
sd .ssSd Be :1 :9sd fsst S S The S aISe 4 .o
Si.s 1 As o@Se s% fs E Il sS S Fo a't % da o
the a0uih fance and that bae
light would be exhibited at Cali, Corsica
DOMESTIC PORTS. -
posro, Peh 5-Aved steamship South American hhS Allen
PaIon, from Cape ayten Annie ~
Campbell aveOni B. Hawkins and by Rover from sA'
yannab
CHARIRroN Feb 5-Arived sch MAY Day from New YORK
Cleared ship Confidence for Liverpool barb shaw Tor hAtanf
and sckF Jonas SPARKS for Baltimore
FoRrREss MONROE Feb 5-ArVd steamship James Carey rom
Baltimore Wilmington wind bound she experienced gaI
the ice getting down the Cheapae tie ice was sOo
down TO Thomass Point IS miles below Baltimore -,
HOUSES M. Peb aAved 'ehr LOvett BabeOcA leak
ing and with the loss Of her sails
BAN FRANCISCO Feb bThe following vessels wn esg9ss
cleared the past week. g. Moey and Walter Vn f
Cork Archibald Hueton Castle Hercules Bder Hidden and Joseph
for Liverpool . ,,,,- -.
sAyANsAH Peb 5Aryed, steamship Herman Livingston, ron
New.YOrE Cleared steamship Fannie Tor Baltimore