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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AVN
~ LfING-IN HOSPITAL


rsuente desiring 70 avail themselves Of the ID
NsntAte OF TINS Institution can obtain private
rooms " applying 90 the Matron. The.e rco-rs
IL iurnisned With al the comforts of home Tne
price range from % 70 Sl2 per week, de ne ndins
upon the room selected, this Includes BosTf Snr.s
ihS dMsaissine, Medical, and surgical stteId
grners ior admission 20 the CONVENIENT or
~ bEpe IN this Hospital can be obtained ~
n hohorsble secretary ~ the Interior Surgeon
StiesI az onited States Army, and DR. HorwitT.
n,sad % s, me Buresu Of Medicine and Surgery,
Application for orders OF the honorable s.c-~,.-x
o. the Interior 20 be made ~ the once Of DIT II "
Thompson, - I street, between nth and zfst sts
Medical and Surgical Clinic is held ~ the Hos
k,ta every Saturday, at ,. m, by Professor J. n
thompson, for outdoor patients, who sre fnr-
nished medical attendance free Of charge
MEDlCAL STAFF:
b. TEOMPS0N, II. D., Sur eeen I'm Chief
u. A. ASHFORD, n. D., Assistant Surgeon.
CONSULTING BOARD:
roSie foune, M. D.. q. II. Nichols, n. D.,
4: r Sarnett. N. D., ". P. Johnston, NJ D.,
In pn Riusr, u. D., Grafton Tyler, N. ~.
S.ey, 10. D.s y. Howard, d. ID.
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tLnCihhal ...............3 5-I6
Inns afternoon at O'clock, the Cincinnati
ana olympic clubs play 4 match game on the
White
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WHITE WITNRssRs.-The mouth of the man
VINO purifies his teeth with Sozodont is a wit.
ness box, and every time he opens il two rows
of cleaning witnesses testify to It's beautifyIng
properties.
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IN mn pRAIN TILE, al hizes. ys n:
tOVSOVV uved Der schooner Ida q D, and
nov Si's sssins q bsFt5sie.i xSsSf; . vi sale
eay.g. HArdWere and Aericultural I'm pIemsnts,
VIII SSe 7th street, below Pc. ave
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A NTHONY FISHER,

A NTH0NY FISHER,
FRENCH STEAM sCoURrR,
AND AGENT FOR THE
STATEN ISLAHDCE.YDBYKING ESTABLISH.
MEHT,
Established 1919.
NEW PARIsIAN PROCESS,
By which an enabled to clean all sarmept.
without being takes apart; spots taken ont With
ost cleaning the whole Grease sDots reuovss
eneetually. Office, AS Seventh street on posdte
tne stent OHce. aaSl-ly-
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Georgetown Advertisements.

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct: Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD FUEEIrgRE AND EFFECTS
a Or sAT5RpAT INCOMING, Sept, %,
k Ans 81 s clock win sell IL front OF the
general assortment of Household Furniture
e2sst fGoMAs BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.
Ky rHOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
PPTHdhfhIHsE ASR sEEsEGFs SE
ON EpNrsn.v vopv,yo G.
ETTY.sth, q 10 O'CLOCK viii .eii, =. no sss Is
Fayetts street corner Of second street
general assortn ent OF household furniture and
One Rosewood Piano,
Marie Top snd StSss s Ssa5: and
Mahogany Arm and Rocking Chairs,
MAHOGANY Bsdsseaas ana Bureaus,
Nslput EStsnsion and other Tables,
Feathers, Mattresses,
Cooking and other Stoves,
=; With many other articles too numerous 70 men
ssasa lhomAS Ds sSot,aaes,
RrTHOs. BOWLING, Asctioneer; Georeetswn
PROPERTY IN GEoRGErOwN AT AUCTION
yn EklpAf, september 18Th, lsss, At S
pert Of 10, x cell IL nO f5GDs St the
on ni s street above Lnean street with depth
fGo sSni's' 5.m'
seN-N Auctio neer.
RY rHos. BOWLING, Auct,oneer; GeOrgeto WI
RHCEIvERs sALEoP VALUABLE REsr.u.
RANT. fURNITURE, GOOD WILL. AND
d dEEasGHqqdRis BEING LANGs HOTEL,
Of hi. District passed en- the nth S Sq q
~ docket 9, will sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF
september, instant, at 10 O'Clock a. m, ct the
premises, the Leasehold, Good will, Furniture
FiHtHres, and other personal property Of the
town, b. C., At the terminus Of the Avenue Raj,
road
The unexpired term is for four Year, from the
18th OF August, A. ID. 1858 the monthly rent being
SIS S. 100, and includes the use Of twenty.
rooms, and the Bar Room and Club Room; in short
All Of the buildings except the offices used by The
and that formerly occupied ey Albert Starke and
the building occupied ny 9. Mayer.
The pertonal proper.S embraces all the Furni-
ture in all these ons-incfudng BED O. Bed sds
Bedding, Sheets, Pillows, Carpets, Curtains Pic
lures, Chars, Tables, Mirrors. Stoves Ward robes
Crockery, Glassware, Clocks, Lounges. Bar room
Fixtures, Club room Furniture, &c, &c; being
The place has been known q Hotel stand for
many years, and has proved lucrative location
for the hotel and restaurant business and persons
wishing to purchase requested to visit the
place AMI inform Themselves TO its present aud
prospective value, il will he sold as an entirety
Terms OF sale: One half cash; the residue at three
and six onths, with interest from the day Of SALE
tory, and the purchaser will be placed in ifnmedi-
date possession.
W.JOEEs, Receiver
sel4-l0t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r.
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Gaxernnent SecuHitiea.

WASHINGTON, Sept 95, ls6s.-Jay CooEs &
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-25

JACKSON DEMOCRATIC AssoCIArION-A
meeting OF The Jackson Democratic Association
was held last night AT their headquarters "a.
rus HalI-about thirty persons present, and
MI John r. Ennis in the chair.
william Whelsn and Edward Simms were
elected members of the Association.
The chair stated that on Thursday evening
next Hon. Richard Merrick would address the
association, preparatory TO his departure for
fennsy iyanIa. where ne would canvass the
State for Seymour and Blair, and use his inf O. .
ton.
AT this point the martial notes of the band
accompanying the SIKH Ward Democrats to
the First Ward, where a Seymour and Blair
purchasing WFs 10 have taken place, reached
the ears OF those at the hall, whereupou on
no'ion OF X ;. Davis, the meeting adjourned
IN order that those present who felt disposed to
DO so, might participate IN the onstration
CarusI's Hall. since II has been in the oc .u.
paney OF the Jackson Democratic Association
mas been handsomely d. corated, while over the
STAND, and IN rear Of IL, are banners, flags mot
ioes' snd llfe-size painting each of Seymour
and Blair, executed under the direction of the
finance committee
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IHE POTOMAC FRONT.-The steam ferry
oo3i Cliy If AlexandTia, reported yesterday as
having go ne 10 Alexandria for repairs 10 her
oOliers. SIMPLY was taken off the route for the
day ~ nave her boilers cleaned. This morn
ing she Is again on the route. and in genuine.
non with her consort, City of Washington
MAINTAINS regular communication between the
two cities. The wharf reports will be found
below:
Berry's Whdrf.-Arrived-Sch Thechamo.
Smart, from Lower Potomac, with wood for
CLARK Hunt.
BroU-n's Uhorf.-Arrived-Schr Theodore
Dean, Phillips, from Philadelphia, with Az
tons OF coal for >. y. Brown Il Son: Gen q rant
Fitzgerald, from Hayre-de-Cfrac with 234
tons of coal for the same firm Sailed-Schr.
BIllow, Grass, for Georgetown, to load coal for
Boston.
CATERS hdrt.-ArriveS-SchnrW indward
reeves from Rappahannock river. with lum-
Der Tor }. ID. Hitch. SaIled-Schrs. X. G.. Stan
arc, Hubbard, for Georgetown, to load coal for
NorfolK; Statesman, Malone, for Salisbury,
Md, light.
Fdy'S Wbdf.-Arrived-Schn Hamilton.
Lewis, and Ga1ena, Spence, from Accomac
win potatoes for market. Sailed-Schurs
Isabella. Crager, for Havre-de Grace. light:
Fhght, Stone, for the same port. light: Mary
Ameila, Evans, for Cone river, light: ]. J.
Maypole. Bundict- for the same river light.
Pioneer, Owens, for Wicomico, and Raven,
Spence, Ter AccOnic, light
Riieys kdrf.-Arrived - Schnrs Martha
Washington, Daily. from Occoq uan with wood
for II. Freeman; Pandora, Smart, from Guam.
tlco, with wood for market Sailed-Schnrs
George Washington, Blackman. for Powell
Greek; Industry, Williams: American Coaster,
Scott, ali light
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RA1D on A House or 1LL-FANF.-About.sH
CLOCK iast night. Lieut.. TAFT and Sergeant
taVana0gh made a raid on house No 2gl ID
street, between 18th and 18th, b airing an uu.
enViaoIe reputation for disOrderly proceedings
where they captured Flora Miller, 1.-THE re.
pnted proprietress,) Mary Smith, Fanny War
rem, Fanny Mills, Emma Barnard. Jenny
walker, and Jenny Fletcher The parties
were taken before Justice Hsrper, who held
Flora Miller 70 bill for court 10 answer the
Charge OF keeping house of ilI-fame, and re-
qulred the others 10 give security for their fu.
lure good behavior. The ahair was managed
IN the most skIllful manner, aRd ere the fair
RynIhs da pace had time to shift 20 other quar-.
tsIs and maze their escape out of the back DOOR
re ofneers Were IN their presence. MANY OF
the glrIs were OF rather prepos appear
anee, and some apparently just in their teens.
ont notwithstanding the disagreeable predic
spvh' IN which they Were placed, none Of them
exh IbItsd Tie slightest concern.
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CE TO ALL PERSONS BUILDING
FIRST EI.ARl H0IrAEQ

NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS BUILDING
~ FIRST CLASS HOUSES.
q. sCHNEIDER, PRACTICAL BELL HANG
ER, 2f1 Pennsylvania avenue, between loth and
nth streets. Bells hung in the most improved
CfATORS put up in Hotels and Private Dwell
ings in the best manner. SIGNAL BELLS and
ders for sPEAKiNG TUBES with ALARM
WHISTLES attended to. All kind Of REP AIR
ING executed with neatness and despatch.
LIGHTNING RODS, with Plstina Tipped Points,
put up in the best manner. Work done tn the
connfIY Al city pricea. gu 3-Sm
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ITO COAUHMAKERs AND wHEELwRIGHr,

HUB B0RERS and TENN9NING MACHINES
HUBS. Buggy, Wagon and Cart.
SPOkES, Buggy, Wagon and Cart.
b Ms. Oak AND Ash. to inch.
SAWED FELL0ES. to5 inch
SHAFTS, POLES, slNGLLTREES, DOUBLE.
YekEe, -eaAFT BARS, CIRCLES, BUGGY
AND WAGON BOWS. :
FINISHED WHEELS.
BUGGY SETS, BUGGY PARTS.
GARBAGE AND TIDE BOLTS.
ENAMELED, DASH and COLLAR LEATHER
EN A6vnhs CARRIAGE AND WAGON
LACE, FRINGEs. Innings. GIMPs. &c
HAkIRGhhE Tss LINING NAILS CARRIAGE
HINGES AXLE Clips, FELLOE PLATES,
STUMP JOINTS, &c, 30; &C &c
For sale By JOHN r. ELVANS 4 co.
sc g cow Sum. Ohron. I'll
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"SPALDING's GLUE" is used in every coun-
try on the globe.
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CENTRAL GRANT AND COLFAx CLUB-A
rse ular meeting OF this Club was held at Union
League Hall last evening, \. Il. Clark. Presi-
oe nt IN the chair. Mr. NJ Duffy read a lett ar of
Senator Conness- stating that he could no, ac
eept the invitation 10 addr, IS the Club. He
says:-''l cannot comply with your request
On the 3Oth am to p ak Al New ork t. the
I1sn Republican Clubs OF that city a. the
Cooper Institute. Their Organizations there
promise very much for the success OF our
ticket m that State and for the lasting credit of
NE freshmen Emancipation OF IN. Iris h peo-
pie OF New York from the thraIl of disrenn+a
DIE poiItieians would DO more 70 elevate the
character OF our race in the republic than auy
other result thar could occur" The Chair an
pointed Nc csrs Brown, Bos well, Pitt, Duffy,
Crossman, GetChell. Cook, Atkinson. Sheriff.
and Miller, in Audubon TO the officers of rho
Cluo, 10 attend the Convention of soldiers and
sailors az philadelphia in October,
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MEETING OF THE Police BoARp.-At a
meeting OF this Board, yesterday, the follow
ing, among othSI business, was transacted: The
commission OF Jas a Dodd, additional pri yate
al Centre Market, was revoked. The follow
ing additional priyates were ordered to be re-
commissioned: Charles Fink, for duty az Lin
coin buildings and vicinity for IL months:
Henry VI. Lowery, for duty az the Off ,e OF the
Nato1al Safe Deposit Company for II months;
VIM Flammer, for dusy at the Schuetzen PARK
for months. Private $. s Lester, charged
with neglect of duty aud violation of the rules
was dismissed the force. Lieutenant II. A.
Mllstead, charged with neglect and conduct
nnbecCmIng an officer, was reduced to the
ranks. The committee on examination for an
pointment on the police force will meet on the
iust wednesday in October AT O'Clock, D. m
iSr the purpose Of examining candidates.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

N =
The undersigned takes pleasure in informing his
friends and the public generally that has opened
an establishment for the sale OF first class manu-
featured BUILDERS MATERIALS, such Is
Doors. Sash Blinds, inside and outside Shutters,
Door and Window Frames, MouIdings, Brackets,
Slate and OGDEN Msntels, Stair Rail, Balusters,
Having perfected arrangeme nts with the best
manufacturers be 10 prepared, to furnish az short
notice special orders OF every character. Having
years he feels safe in saying that any such orders
entrusted 20 him will give full satisfaction.
H, WiNGATE.
Builders Emporium, corner llth and SITS.
Sc l5-lm Washington, ID. q.
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CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
424 pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. C.,
since 1851, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad N ais,
&c, and successfully treats all diseases Of the
rect without pain or lncon venience to the
patient The shoe can be worn with ease I'M.
many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou
sands OF ether responsible persons who pa.
tronize his establishment Hours from a. m.
TO p. m. No char &c for cons ultation at ofIice
calls made at residences from to s p. m.
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Baltimore Stock Market, To-day.
Baltimore Markets, rs.day.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-VIrginia IS, coupon.
old: 81 bid; do. new 81 bid.
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HEAR YE PEOPLE, AND LISTEN TO THE
VOICE OF wIspoM.-Those in want of Giants,
Furnishing Goods, good goods, at low prices,
go 10 the ORIGINAL FRANC. 494 Seventh street,
between ID and f, where you Will find a splen.
diu assortment twenty per cent. cheaper than
in any similar establishment in the city. His
motto Is, "a quick penny is better than a slow
dollar. Remember the place Seventh
street, large plate glass 'front.' six doors below
Z street. No branch store. 99l:
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1oh kIPPUR.oR DAY OF AroNRMKNr-This
Is the great fast Of all the year In the Hebrew
calendar. All lsraelItes ON this day flock 70
her places OF worship-even those who are
seen IN no place OF worship on any other day
OF the year being found there on this solemn
occasion The day commences al sunset on the
tenth day of the seventh month, which falls
this year on the 18th of September, and con-
Times one day, terminating at sunset on Sep.
tember 26-to-morrow. This month Is called
tIsbri in the Hebrew calendar, and is the
month on which occur the chief holidays of the
Jewish people-New Years Day, the Day OF
Atonement, and the Feast of Tabernacles. All
persons OF the age of thirteen years or upwards
during the twenty-four hours. from sunset to
sunset, as above specified. The worship in
their temples is of the most solemn and deyout
nature. consisting in the most humiliating con.
LESSONS expressions of gratitude for all bless
lngs received by them and their nation and
yearnIng Inyocations for the time when the
chosen people OF God shall be gathered back TO
the PROMISED Land. The services are in three
noon, and evening-though
tne Worsnlppers do not leave the synagogue
uii the day Closes many Of the most dpyout
eohuhuln there through the entire twenty.
Jour hours. The services conclude with the
oiowlag OF the trumpet, made of a rams horn
of the trumpet of the Last Judg
heht Ihe prayers are largely compos of
passages from the Old Testament embracing
illusions 10 the history and affections OF the
JEWISH nation, and the promises of deliver
dhee. Ihry especially, and in the most en-
pnatic manner, pray for what the American
people so much need and so long for at the
present ume-peace.
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FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY.
FREDERICK, MARYLAND,
roGceeine Iuu coleeiate powers, win commence
ne twenty sAth scholastic year the Erst Mouday
In September. Board and Tuition Der scholastic
year Sbe. FOR Catalogues address
.u,,m. KEW. THos. n. CANNy A n.
~ -nI President.
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PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION.
- On FRIDAY, September 18th, lssS, al S
E Lott S cell II fa9Ds S5 The
on FIRST street, above Lineau street, with depth
OF 90 feet. The improvements consist OF Q Frame
Dwelling house. THOe DOWNING
EeN-4 Auctil neer
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RRlNG YOUR OLD STYLE BEAVER To
~ CuEElnGHAM and he will, for S3.5OrI
N. B. Best Hat made to order at Ss; second
quality, S.. 3461s 7th street, between i and X
streeW. % l5-eoln
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

@NEw YORK, May 14-Noon.-Flour
better. Corn firm. i Pork quiet, at
$3.50. Lard steady, at jls@19. Cot
ton a shade frmer, at 30(93D1a. Gold
40. Sterling 1O14 ~" - 81 ;'i]9'I
~ T.. P. NJ Cotton moderately ac-
II tive, and M91c; ,bFseettsr; sales 1,4OO
ant. unsettled.I Mess pork 2S.4O.
Lard tirmer, at 1sh@19., Freights
lower. Gold firm, at 39%.
4 BA1r1MonE, May 14..-ECotton duh,
1ominaily 80 Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat dull--Maryland
3.O094.0 90. Corn dull-white l.12(6
lit; yellow 1.22. Oats S0@88.
CNCINNATI, May 14.-FIour un-
changed. Corn firm, at 9O@92.
Mess pork %. Shoulders 1917: clear
sides II. Lard 1875. -.
CHARLESTON, May 14.-Cotton
quiet; sales 78 bales-middling nomi-
nal 29L(930; receipts Of the week
1882; sales of the week 718; stock
960.
AUGUSTA, May 14.-Nothing doing
In cotton-nOmlnaiiy Io(UZS.
SAVANNAH, May 14.-Cotton firm
and quiet; holders ask 81; receipts
sos; receipts of the week 2,243.
MOBILE, May 14.-Cotton market
closed firm; sales $50 bales; receipts
37-middlings 28@2S1S.
New ORLEANS, May 14.-Cotton
quiet-middling 100000; sales 500
bales; receipts 1.349. Gold Al. Mo-
lasses firmer-Cuba 50@56. Sugar
firm and unchanged. Corn firm, at
1.05@1. 10. Mess pork dull, at $3.50.
Bacon dull-shoulders 1897; clear
1874. Flour-low grades dull-su-
'pertine 9.25; choice 14.O0@15. 90.
LIVERPOOL. May 14-2 p. M.-Cot-
ton firm.
LIVERPOOL, May 14-3P P. M.-Cot-
ton more active and prices un-
changed.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
jrennen Il Carroll ct al Us. n. P. DeGraaf,
Executor.

Bremen Il Carroll ct al us H. P. DeGraaf,
Executor.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
MAY II, 1868.
In pursuance Of the decretal order in the
il above stated case, will SELL at the
Court House, in Columbia, on the FIRST
MONDAY in June next, the following pro-
perty: ih i'''fD'' ! w = -
- Horses, Omnibuses, with Harness,
1 Omnibus, without Harness, Carriages,
with Harness, Q old Carriages, Baggage
Wagons, with Harness, 2 Two-Horse Wa
gons, 2 2Buggies, with Harness, Carryall.
l old Rockaway, fine Saddle and Bride,
Clock, lot Pictures, 2 Secretaries, Stable
Fixtures; l Brahmin Bull Cali, Heifer;
also, Carriages, under repairs at Bremen
& Carroll's.
ALSO,
The lot of Land, with the Buildings
thereon on which is situated the livery
stable Of the late VIM Hitchcock; bounded
on the North by lot Of Mary Patterson, on
the East by Assembly street, South by the
residence OF said Hitchcock, West by lot Of
the estate of the late James Rawls. Said
lot fronts on Assembly. - feet, running
back (West) - feet
TERMS OF SALE.-Of personal property,
cash sufficient to pay the costs Of suit and
sale, and such tax executions or liens for
taxes as may exist in favor Of the State,
City Council or the United States; balance
on credit of one and two years, with in
terest from day OF sale, with good sure
ties. The real estate on credit Of one, two
and three years, secured by mortgage,
bond and good sureties. Purchaser to pay
for papers, &c. D. B. DESAUSSURE,
May Is Is C.E. ID.
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kA q ssSs
CHARLOTTE AND S. c. Il. II. COMPANY,
GEN'L FREIGHT AND TICKET Aar's OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. O., December II, 1867.
nN aud after THIS DAY, COTTON will
W be forwarded pid the "SEABOARD
INLAND AIR LINE FREIGHT ROUTE"
as follows:
To Baltimore, 1925 per bale of 400 lbs.
or less. :
;, To Philadelphia, s4.OO per bale OF 400
lbs. or less.
To New York, $500 per bale of 400 lbs.
or less.
This route is cheaper, quicker aud ae re-
liable as any competing line.
The rates being the same, shippers save
32 cents per rbale--estimating cotton at IL
cents per pound-in Marine Insurance, by
having their cotton forwarded uia this
route. E. r. DORSEY.
Dec IL Gen. Freight and Trans. Agent.
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REDUCTION OF RATES,

&2 "a iEssl sss s;s,s Ss
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'Charlotte & South Carolina R. e. Co,
/ M ID @sa @R
SUPERINTEEDENT'S OFFICE,
GQI uNpIA. g q Mas=<.l, aoca

SUPERINTEEDENT'S OFFIOE.
TX, COLUMBIA, 8. c., March 81, 1868.
I'm and after THE date, The T-c:::s cTe-
~ this Road will run as follows:
leave Ooiumbla Gt... ......... 400 p. M.
Leave Charlotte at. .1I.35 p. m
Arrive at Columbia at ...... 600 n. M.
. Passengers taking this route. going
North make close connections at Green's
boro, Weldon and Portsmouth. o
aJ Tickets optional from Greensboro,
either via Danville or Raleigh; and from
Portsmouth either via Bay Line or Anna
messic Route. Baggage checked through.
81 TIME AS QUICK and FARE AS
Low as 10y any other route.
Passengers from Greenville Railroad
going North, make same time, by taking
this rontc at o'clock p. ln., as they will
by leaving here at 6 a. M, as the time to
all points North of Richmond is the same.
Trains OF this route coming South, make
connections with trains of Greenyille Road.
For THROUGH TICKETS to Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, apply at Ticket Office, foot Blan-
ding street.
An Accommodation Train will be run
as follows:
Leave Columbia on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays Mt A. NJ, arriving at
Charlotte Mt 6.35 T. M.
Returning-leave Charlotte on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 6 A. NJ, ar
irving at Columbia at sos L. n
Passengers taking the 6 A. NJ. Train
Train of South Carolina Road for Charles.
ton. Passengers from Charleston can--by
leaving the South Carolina Train at juno
tiOn-conncct with the A. NJ Train from
Columbia. CALEB BOUKNIGHT,
April Superintendent.