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SARATOGA
''EXCELSIOIln SPRING WATER.

I1NHE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELurnn--e.;
DC 1neauasd tx that m a e S 5a ~ aave ~ secured
it does in eminent degree cathartc diurettc
alternative and tonic qualities. I7" ~ go
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON. n. D.. Professor
Practice of Physic,. Jetferaon Medical COLLEGE, phiIa
delphia, formerly Of Charleston, S. G.:
s5- TS@-t PHuADRIPH1A, November l5. 1865
nave oeen for year or more past in the habit OF
taking the water Of the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accnstoned during the great portion OF my invalid fe
bo mp along that remarkable valley DEPENDENT indeed
Upon mem or much Of the comfort enjoy, am satis
other among them il not more to the purposes r
snsy are generally smpoyed Il areeable
Sparkling: ]. y can heartily and
diuretic.: i&4- SAMUEL, HFNRT DTr.EsnT -s1: r.
nce dhe Water m sa u pt up IN IN Pint and Chart aa
four dozen EACH and Quarts boxes ofto dozeS each
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. DR.. WRIG HTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR.
:.4 Or, Essence of Effe.

$&&%ssWMhyls%S Cures General Debility, WenE-
N&SRH8:a :a,ssa Mysteries in :Fer,azes
SSA3} M(EKM< PNkpitntion Of tho Hedrt and
sS@Ha&$&@ all Neyvo.is Disease& It re-
@EfSAssS= stores rev life and v1gor TO the
:. A. ~ nss..s--, aged, causing the hot blood Of
49, Gf * s youth to course the veins res
n1c S,,;,ore1 y,j,s torinG the Organs Of Genera-s
,1ezr H5s 50 does ton, remopinp ImPosency and
this Eiirtr requiem Debitly, restoring MfnlineaS
ate the systenl and ana JuU E7DOr, thus proving
oreTconiS disease perfect E2ioir of LOCO" re-
moving Steri1ny and Barrcnncss in both sexes. To
tho young, middle aged, and aged, there isno greater
boon than this - Elixir of Life" It gives q new
lease of life, causing the weak and deblitated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle s.; three bottles IS; sent by
express to any address
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all
respectable druggists In every part Of the civilized
globe; some unprincipled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order to mako money. Be not
deceived-ask for these medicines and take no
otheIa- If the druggist does not keep them, wrte
to Us. and we will send them by express, carefully
packed, free from observation. We will Do pleased
to receive letters with full statements In regard to
any disease With which Indies gentlemen arc
afflicted Address nn letters for medicines, panph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, .. a
. Dr. W. r. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N, 7.
May as ag7a.s "a "A. @ +; ss;;- 5s srufr, 10,
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l:llll..ie''. i !. 1aitl.,lg N''I., Ne'msI.>
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1867.
UPWARDS.

Who shall toll my dove I love her7
-..o.- Lol she stands ...
Heavens own rainbow arch above hcr.
Palm boughs budding In her hands,
FLOWERS beneath her rested feet,
1hornless Eden flowers aud sweet
Who shat tell my love love her?
Such sweet song
Angel lips arc chanting over
This new saint amid their throng;
Scarcely will they change their strain
Cou nting human love go vain.
Who shall tell my lovo love her? @
.til,-..,. Shall the lark. s.@
Starting houl his grassy cover #
While the sky Is gray and dark2
Nay. mine own song scars as bigh
As the brown lark's mlnstrelay.
Who shall toll my love I love her?
ILL.,. Shall the brceze2 s-.
That most sweet but thriftless rover,
Does 1t stir the living trees?
Can my message thus thus be given?
Nay, the btecz !. blows under heaven.
Who shall tell my love love her?
.. Shall not I?
When Hfe's fover-slecp is over.
And my souls glad open eye,
Dar;3 through blue and amber space
Searching looks FOR her dear face7
I shall tell my love love her
Very soon- ,.
Human words no moro may movc her.
But my spirit lips shall tune ~
Songs of love as high and sweet,
songs OF love as pure aud meet, .,a..
As angels own, her ear to greet
shall tell my love I love her.
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Cotton ON the way 20 Enelana

From returns published in Liverpool in the last
week ef april it appears that the quantty Of cotton
an ahoat rom ne East lndi1 and American ports on
From Bombay there were at sea forty eight ships,
laden with ~, 100 bales ofcotten, from Rangoon,
one ship; With 35a bales; from Iuhcorin one ship
42,e56 bales; from New Orleans eighteen ships
with 50,184 bales; there are also twoIa ot6er
ships afoat, but the quantity OF: cotton on board
ships, bnteply 9onr easeoes eturnea. .Mamely;
5,71S bales; from Galveston thirteen ships afoat'
but only Sax scargoes reported, viz: 66S3 bales
from Mobile eight ships afiostrwith Is 429 bales
from Charleston three ships bat only one: cargo
3,o91 bales reported z and from Savannah thfee
ships, bnt their csrgoes not reported. These ships
and their caEgoes,are an bound for the aMcroey:,
The folleang ontke way to the Thames From,
Madras there are 2E828 bales a1oat from CafcuttN
19,se5 ba!esss from Cochin China, and Tut ticorin
~ t647 s bales and Bombay and KurTachee
s!aO bales total: Of about 500 OOO Eaiea
q coSton &C eea Tor liverpool andI London. @..
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:T:= OFFICIHL..;-.,s.ss :
list OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoface at Charleston for tho
ending MAY g. 1857. and ordered to be printec
in THE DAILY NEWS, ngreoably to the following section
tho new Postohlce Law. tho newspaper. having th
largest circulation III the City OF Charleston:
SECTION g. And be further onacte Tint lists OF let
remaining uncned for in nny Poetooe in any cty
village wherc newspaper shall be printed:
which, being published weekly oftener shall have th
largest circulation within range Of delivery Of the sad
Office .s.&@5@ ..7., --1.
&C. Persons calling for Letters Advertised should
state that they are ADVERTISED"
Sc oalco hours homs A. N. to P. NJ. on Sundays,
from 1890 A. NJ. to 1.so PM
STANLEY G. TRoTT, Acting PeS NSaster.
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FLoUn.-Holdera are very Arm and moro confidence
generally manifested in prices being maintained Our
marEet however is very quiet the demand confined al
most exclusively to home other local wants notwdth-
prices hore continue to rule relatively lower
an au other markets East and West Tho only sales
were 10O barrels City Mills sprirg wheat extra
81 81; and seve.s; s;enss -ithin range
hSe Flour is dull quote s9a9 sales Of 70 barrels
at latter choice hold at s. So COM Meal held stav nt
IS 90 We repeat ouotations VIZ =.
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THE CHARLESTON mARKEr..s


yoR THE WEEK ENDING THuHaDAY, MAY g. 1867.
:sCOTTON-The staple had generally declining ten
dancs, and under continued depression at Liverpool
Middlng Uplands, which Friday, the Sd inat were
quoted at acc. q H. closed yesterday at Ah@25c H.
showing fall in price Of at least 1c o b for the wea
The receipts for the week have been % Sea Island end
bales Upland Cotton against es ea Island ana 1885
bales Upland Cotton the week before. The following h
areport OF the dniy in this market for the
past week. 5s @ a4
On Friday the market opened with m upward senden-
eysaud prices hardened about 1c. per Is. Sales 100
bales. Middhns Uplands being quoted at asa per 1b
Saturday there WAS but little Cotton Offering bu4
sellers In some caaes accepted prices which wero sa,tiv
easaer Sales only ss bales 1GddHns Cotton selling Il
,,ata1sd. per b. r w ii 5t48
On Monday tho sales Indicated rather nrrner prioas
but the market became dun and transactions ceased NM
der declining nsws from Liverpool sales 100 bsss as
the razea Of the day before BY 4. . sszs
On Tuesday the market became eaAer and thstrsnu
aons which amounted 70 100 haleswe1e gsne.ay Il ID
showing to oper b. dsoline. M1dnng oosto..
Being quoted at 2tc nv s, sss s5 e; 4;
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n5 Persons deposttne letters In tho Postoface win
please place the stamp upper right hand cor
ner Of tho envelope, and they WIN also please rne1n
Der That without the stamp lesr cannot be msed bu.
Will pc sent TO the Dead Letter Office. May 10
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CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH C6Ho1mA RAILROAD
company was held yesterday at Nckerson's Hotel
James Hemphil Esq, Of Chester, was appointed
Chairman, and Messrs. Manson and Neely Secre-
taries Over 5000 shares Of the stock Of The COM
pany were represented. M@# &
The committee to whom was referred the re-
ports of the President, Superintendent and Trea-
srres -raported that they had examined the same,
hons which were con6rntiar OF the following reso-
ResotUed That the Board Of Directors OF u.y
company are hereby constituted committee with
full power to negotiate with the Atlantic Tonnes
see and Ohio Railroad Company in regard to the
consolidation OF that corporation with the Char
lotte and South Carolina Railroad Company and
that the Of their negotiations be reported to
special meeting cf the stockholders OF the Char
lotte and South Carolina Railroad Company to ba
called by the President and Directors Of said com.
pany: -
and South Carolina Railroad do hereby authorize
the direction OF the said company if in their iude-
ment it be Advisable, BY resolution to direct the
President OF tie company to endorse the euaran-
tee Of the company on the first mortgage bonds OF
the Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company, to
an amount not exceeding *60O,O0O. -.
The following is 9 list OF the Directors elected:
W. a. Neal, A. 3. Springs, c. D.. Melton, John ].
Mcclure, (vice John Caldwell, declined renomina-
tion,) w: r. Robertson, E. G.. Palmer L. D.
Childs, (vice JamesY Mills, declined renomina-
ton,) John Fisher, IA. B. Taylor.
Ata subsequent meeting! Of the Board Of Di-
Tectors, Wm. johnson was unanimously reelected
President. Phceni1. EtsSfs 5iss;iIs s1S- : M
MAPLE sUeAR.-We saw last week about sco
pounds maple sugar, which was 1.ade in Ashe
county and sent here for sale. 1t IL rather new
article Of commerce il this section, 49,
##- lCha7tone Democrat
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fFron, lae Shipping Litt1

BosroN DEY GOODS MAHKEr. May For the week
et ding Friday, Mny 3-A good business has been done
the past week in brown and bleached cottons and
present month promises to be good jobbers
sales are Likely to be large goods low that
prices are more likely to advance than recede We
quote Lawrence at lsc at l7c LII at 1861 at 15c;
at 14c Boot bleached at l9Hc; at 16a; at 27c;
good demand. and wide shirtngs are duh There ts
sonae inquiry for cotton fsnnea Stripes and ticks
better Cotonades have been in demand and prices are
we'll sustained Prints have been In demand. some
styles are sold to arrive without change in pricea In
TACT nH nice and Light styles sold up fast
ceived. g-G77g NJ .-11--, T. N :, n -
We quote Pacific. Cochecos and spragues at 1ec Man
chester 16Ha17Ac American, DonneN Aliens, Richards
and Hamilton at 16kc- Delatnes continue In demand
and regular styles arc sold some days ahead We quote
regular styles at 21c to 2aaS0o for extra stylea The
Manchester Angola d1nnels have been selling at 24c;
peraan operas at &c. The Pacific laws selling at
22Ac and the other goods Cd this company remain the
same There has been mir business In spring wooIlens
ths week Rev and desirable styles sell readily prices
which g1ve some encouragement to the manufactured
but 80 many odeggods have been closed at very low
prices that the average ts not all satisfactory.
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COMMERCIAL
~"
Exports for the Week ending Thursday;
EF.1vy . !,

!. ~
Exports for the Week ending Thursday;
2 & Nny 9. u. {,,s-.l4.-.,,
G4sa DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhat tta1i-d9G bales I
Cotton, 1872 bales Upland Cotton 3p7 barraIs
Kosin: 2as bbls Vegetables, 1As empty BARRELS 50
bales Domsshcs, 18 bbls Turpentire, bales Hides
81 sheets 1ron Iblock Steel IS hhds Bones II crates
Rones 20 cases Mdse, 4 -bbs Adze......Fer steam
shtp saragossa-s bales s I and zs1 bales Upla1d
Cottoh, 80 bales Domestics Sc CASKS Clay rs 1bscs
Ginger. 50 bb!s Vegetables, rs Packages. :. =. Pe-
steamship Moneka-57 bales Cotton, 80 bbls Roein.
120 bales Yarn and Doestcs, SO bbls Vegetables 40
Lumber. sQts 5l TT 49, "A s-''>S- -
PHIADELPHIA-Per steamship Ahance-1sA ba1es
Cotton 81 bales Rags 81 bales Yam, rs bb!s Whio-
key, 10 bbls Spirits Turpenire 80 boxes aud bales
Mdze, % hhds, "a bbls and IS tons Iron so barraIs
Vegetables. 40 bb!s Ale, LOO empty Barrels 40 caas
Clay, and 1000 feet Lumber. ..Per schr Ma1an-
Hco-112, 600 feet Flooring boardG:-:& t:t T1'"r
BALTIMORE vA:WILMINGTON, N :C-Per gchr Foam
(. ing 5eu-50 hhdg Molassea, 10 dercas ,Rice-"'
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ozasignees per aortheastern Ra1lroad,

Exports OF Rfcc. Naval Stores and Lz11raher,
from the Port OF Charleston, nom Septesr
LIST to May Q, 1867. F=Es M slT
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days. pes cent +discount:oH: ten I'd fifteen dsys
par cent discount of: twenty to twenty-five days "
per cent OF; twenty-five to thirty days. 1 per cent of
They sell SIGHT Drafts on New York at x@K q cont
psenninr1:.| s-=sS .''f-5 tt:s ~ :: -
sdoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at 81
and selling at ss. n
IA e.. Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, May s:-FnzAscuA1-ao1n-A Advanced;
svEa-Brosers buying i ia5 and selling sell; at 1ss.
sEoua1r1Es- e Georgia Railroad Stock e4.
able st to gxs veg stained
u.s. il It 2s and IS It Il ~ n . - = n at
Receipts S6ha,es zgss7 !. IL .~.. ..5
Now Orleans Market.
y
ea Ing Tftn aa, aar nais the nars ct sabseauent
evnce Willingness to meet The demand se Vsgessv
rates, buyers came forward quite freely, and sales
ensnsss PSs;
indicated ne qusaee alteration the chief portion the
sasf being s figures within the q
2oa2lc: Good Ordinary 22a2sc; Low Midng e4aa5c ana
ss eses ao1S :Ses
and liverpool aaVlcsa- os the New i forf
Of bulls Of starting exchange exercised an adyerss sn
ense several parties being thereby prevented from ope
H.. STATEMENT OF COTTON 4
Stock on hand Sept Let, 1856. -. bales 100 osa
Received previously :. ,ao771os $40
e,o. -, . .=: #..==::sf:-i,.s ~. 49, 2eM
Cleared preVeaaiy. :e7ssss7ses2
~ 81 isi sss
Fzz1oHEs-Ihe market is quiet but arm. The rates
corn 6oc pr bbi our and eaassc for porr Sail for
IaveEpoo. 17.s2as16d; steam for Liverpool Id; Have
sua1aSAsrD MorAssRs- There has not been any Re-.
ceps The market is dull and tho sales
50 bnls ferentng Molasaea q 5oc pes gallon The
supplies Of production OF Louaians are very Heh
there Is no prices aTe nominal We sauoss
Cubs Sugar as 1o l1Ko and 1ako per ID az in qualify
* s:svf1zaAngton aIas1xet. s.., li.,ssss
VT; WIsMaToK N 1se EC ~ e 4nrths
Virgin and yellow dp and 81 sor Hard per 80 ibs
sPzR7s TuHrEgT1HE-Has aaso idsetned, ma market
g apsss it pa4 a'ss s g eh.s sse'
e a9s 81 ses Z st g 2a Common
A ~ I a q iss aspso'sa sois 4 j eos
Noother transacio@ns q reported. d,
stle inquiry with aales Of 1b0 bags Mo Broth.
1o 1o 5e ss ~ e.; 1o9 asgs o. Ct.
Corrox.-Ths: market was again dull and elpsed de-
transactions reported. We quote nominal; Middling
-sss ss S,s;, ss,ss; :ss
prices tEaeE: e aias or 1s1 hnahe,s choice white
essis s z ss @ d. s;ss s
sss g $ oSs ss.sss ssR EsSE a g
oEed eensnd good md prices frers Eaee 25 900 bush
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PRov1sIoNs-Ihe market quiet today but holders
frm Stock in tho market is small; no largo sales to re
Port @ ,S 9nose TEN Mess s. pork saa ~ Built Should cents
1sa1sA cents for City; 1S,zGI3H cents for western
3s nsrse.99tsae ~ SIDE figures for 5s.s lots Baltimore refined
Sides l2nl2A cents clear rib 121a12 cents clear l3
lSA cents Hams 16a16 cents FOR plain; 17a57h cents
for sugar-cured canvassed.
hiCE-ls held arm at 1o2a11 cents for Carolina and
SALT-Remains steady and firm for lots from deaJers
WIS Tor Liverpool fine S3 10a9 20; Alum 81 20
per sack Turks 1slan1 62a66c large and small lots
from store, 'is5. -
suaAh-Market quiet and steady; ONLY saes reported
werc ~ bids good grocery Cuba at c; 60 hhds Porto
Rico at 1OAal2Ac. Quotations generally unchanged
WH1s1EY-Is exceedingly dull. We hear OF no trans
actions and have only to repeat held nominal In bond at
25a28c per gallon. 0-.- =
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Cons1gnecs per South Carolina Railroad.
-Is- Ee.- - N1Ry. o. t,E4 s..iEta II7-'

222 bales Cotton, 70 bales Yarns bbs Spirits and 50
bbls Crude Turpenttne, 50 bbls Rosin Furnitre DC
10 Cook CO, G Pritchett, -Jackson, e e Rod
gers CO, Robinson & Co, holmes Stoney Roper &
stoney. Col Low, Z D DeSaussure, " Meade, JE I'D
A1skpatdek, " chafee, 81 4 Je6ers l. Co. D Busch,
Cohen. Hanckel Co. Kanspaux, Lnnneau & Co, 0tbhes
GO. Agent Brdn, L Guillsaune, Helen spencer,
Adger Co. .5F;&E' N'.r1'5 " --777
Consignees per Hortheastern RaIlroad,
May 8. HI n.
40 bales Cotton 167 bales Naval Stores cars arr
master Stores, cars Inmbee, Adze. DC To Adams,
Frost Co; Baggett & Co. Williams 4 Co, 4 Kirk
patrick, Capt Harrett, Ravenel Co. g q Walter,
PrttcheH. A Farley, W Ryan, " Roach, How
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MARINE. NEWS.


#M! -!1 :; Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Alliance Kelly. Philadelphia Baker L
f Co. @.7oaH SII- 9s@ 10I
schr Eleanor T, Eooks. Baltimore --Chisolua Bros
schr Armenia, Gale. Wilmington, N C-H +. Baker Co.
schr W Smith; Touker, Mnnzanilla, Cnba-W Roach
Went to Sen Yesterday.
steamshtp Alhance. KelE, Philadelphia
Brig Exporter. Coouabs Georgetown s c. st I'll /.
Schr Eleanor T, Fooks Baltimore. N: t.
From this Port.
ste ssteeanshap @ Manhattan % Collins. New York, May :.
schr:a B Kirk, Burnett, BALTIMORE, May s.. 7a
schr ~ Palmer, Palmer. baltimore, May 1.
Up for this Port.
Schr Bergen, -, at Boston. May 6. -
schr Myrover, Hughes. at New York, May 6. d H.
H* Cleared for this Port, ~; a.
schr Jacob Thompson. Yangant at Philadelphia, May
I I. -.4e4. .@s, Is Sailed for this Port. ..
Steamship Falcon, Reed. fom Balti more, May T. NJ
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WOMEN'S LIST

..... IA u..
Auston, Hattie
Alexander, Celia
Allston, Ellen 4
Anderson. Fannie
Artson, AIRS R 4
Armstrong, Miss
Barnett, Mary #
Badger, Biner
Barker, Sarah Ann
Barnes, Mrs E
Beaden, Mrs L
Bee, Mrs B
Bertsom, Sally
Bcnyurd, Elcey 4
Blackhurst, Sarah
Brailsford. Julia 8
Bryan. Mrs NJ r
Brahmer, Sarah
Burnt, Miss z D
Brown, Mrs w $
Brown, Lizzie
Brown, Miss L
Brown, Flora
Brown, Mias E (
Brown, Mrs NJ
Church, Mira F..
Chanette, Mrs F.,
Conroy, Miss NJ
Cain, Mrs L A
/ Caddin, Mrs E "A
tIanmer, Mrs e 81
| Chase, Lucy
Corcoran, Ann
Cornler, Mrs W j
Corcoran, Anne
Groom, Misses
M'|4 H. ID
Davis, Miss J
|sDavis, Caroline
| David, Miss F &
Days, Mrs II
Denice, Miss 81
Doolan, Mrs E
| Dubose, Hdrs.C ).
| # E.
Edward 1~-a-a
EWwkrd, Miss Z
| Hmore, 1usa M
I Ellsworth, Mrs I S
Elliott, Anna g
I-Eviah, Mrs M II
| Elliott, Niles P .5
l Ennilinette, Miss A
Erwin, E1ezia
| .Pnrr, Maggie
| Fink, Miss S
| Foster, Lille a
| Freeman, Miss F
| t"5a. &c LAM.
| Gailliard, Mrs +
| p -'@@'.. S54 G.'.
| Gadsden. Mrs E q
| Gates, Mrs L &
| .Gilliand: 1ra' j:
Geeta, Mrs s S
! Gill, Mrs Z; "A =
Gill, Mrs John P
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8. T.-:l8eO-...1

A few bottles OF p1.AHr1IIos ErTrrns
S WIN cure Nervous Headscha e. t%;:; go
- ft Gold E1traznttlaa, and Eeves1sh Liye.
A.. eour Stomach and Fahd Breath.
". Flatalency and Indigestion ~ : .S +
Etr Nervous Afeottqpe,.1: :.:,s 3 sg5e: \ &
~ Excessive Fatigue and Short Bresth.
Pain over fhe Eyea. !;:i n . ii +.--.:;tti
Mental Despopdttcy. 8 r.. Il; ,.s-g.s; ~.
Prcstraton; Great Weakness.
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fOesh h1ary
lOletoG 10, Ann

oesto eA1ary
Oleto0 10, Ann
p
PIE, Rachcll
Price. Mrs K N
Pring1e, EIezibetll
Prescott, Mrs J &
Porcher, Laura Z
Page. Mrs Il T.
Philips, Miss G
Phelps, Mary L
Phelps, Matte
Phelps, Miss E
Phillips, Miss E NJ
? ss,.Ns R ats
Randou, Lydia
Rag, Ellen
RenGow, Ann
Richardson, Mrs E
B
Rickles, Elizibeth
Rose, Jane
Roberts, Mrs B L
Robins, Mrs V
Salter, Mary -.
Scanlon, Miss Z
Seymour. Mrs W
" q
Seal, Molly 2n,"
Schroeder. Mrs NJ
seyle, Miss 40 - ::
shipper, Sallie J
Slattery, Mrs
Spensar,.C Catherine
Spark, Miss L. - /.
Sanxton, Miss n,
Stent, Susan NJ
Starr, Emma
Smith, Emma X
Smith, julia E
Smith, Mrs F A
Smith, Sallie
Smith, Sarah +-
Snals, Clara
|Sarn~oAo. A6 y
D .a MN. =..sa
~ IT ,S.rs...
Tracy. Mrs A 4.
roomer,: Mrs N L
Thornly, Mrs G E
Thomas, Mary .5.
Thompson, Maria
q
Underhi1l, Miss R
/ e :@.i.:
+. ...l@; w !: 3#4
EWagener, Mrs L o
Wagner, Miss @
Walsh, Miss B "
walters, Miss NJ A
|Wesson, Mrs L
Weston, Caroline
White, Mrs.Robt
IWightmnn, Mrs C
c. -:.,-F,las
Wood, E1sey
Werin, Maggie
Wilson, Mrs Z y.
Wilson. Mrs 8 A. F:
Wilson, Miss lie .
Williams, Miss 8 @
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N: '8&Z,-s& LIST: OF VESSELS iE -, .2.,.e"
UP, GIEARED.AND SAILED EOR THIs PORT
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Ship Amelia Conner; sai1ed March 26
Br bark Ellie de Air Evans cleared March so
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The Coming, Hookhway sailed April 16
SOUTHAMPTON $,
The Allen, Marteu smiled Feb
a:=5T DOMESTIC ~. .ir 3's.A::
" -. .fss's! ~ aplI1Asr, ME-. = sts -
Brig Proctor, EoombS sai1ed. April
tg -1G-; asiai:~t 20. Bos1o1a
The Whitney Long. Hayes, cleared, April 50
sotf Richnrd Yaux, Powell, cleared. May
6chr BesBens May
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Brig A!Bzadstxw, 1Rests, cIears May
Big Ghssapeaxe Mewhal cleared May
sc,r sshr as9, sh4ea a,nHssza s,5s q up. May
So!1F 0e1eae 6ioe, April rs
schr Bramhah Hnssey, cleared. Nay 8
schr Myroyer Hughes, ups.
" ,:3s. PzmApRu.Pz1A. ,.ag 5sy:ssgS
schr Jacob Thompson, vangaut cleared .Msy
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steaunAhp Falcon. Resd: sailed - Z: =. z. MAY
Steamship Patapsco, Neh sail MAY Il
schr Eoarning Sea- North, closred-. a
schr Shiloh, up....... April "A
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-10

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