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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24
WHO Is MISS SAWYER .

III, Sawyer live, m the c5ty ct E,rkland
I Ntss 7ty, Maine. She Ia. devoted ,k, b,,t
80 ME "a nursing the rIrk. aud has had
- - 70 ~ IN the cure Of obstinate ai.ra.s
"" ny ,Ni'I'ih llcep, and ha, also brep con-
IL ~ . @ : OF accidents such as Burns
~cads aud RrulseS ~, ,,, 49, itt''h y NtN
Enel snd, professional ,b NJ, :, M - ,ul',
lrf.d successfully WIfh 'ht most ab'r iaNsclah-
n a., S. ~. ~ w." IA uurses aud Indian
,lo.tors. From ume 10 time sue h'1 ,u'iiNuHdrd
teuIt'hta ior use IA certain dL n. ~, 10. ~.
ptae il., Among other cUnLpom. =, -,
many ears made a oalye which % ",'''ieu an
extensive sale, and Il how in great dem. 80 'N'
ta HcIl as m private tatuliles md umank " .H"
drrda oil men onaaScd AT ho,k.and aud vac. "'s ~
ne Et2trdous business OF qunuymg rock 'Hu
burning lime, aud also among the -,ataAn aloa.
the coast 81 Name, 80 popular did u n,,ume
thatNhilr Il WAS uuly put up IN 81 tuuslAId
upN,S without labels or the help OF Ndyrf tisty
mruis, Mrs sHwN er received orders for II from
ugaTiy every state IN tho Union. The demand
finally became ~ extensive that she was unable Ia
mr,.t y, and she n afo Arrangement with |.
VI. Robbins, a druggist OF Rockland ~ f,k-
charge ~ the business and supply the trade It,.
gent II ~ we'll satisfied with the Inelt. uI the
Medicine that he Euu antces II tucuru all Gi,sus,,
Tor which II Is iecumm, nd d, and any one who
gives Il tnal acc, rdrng 70 directions aud is not
'attshed, Is Invited TO return the box, with half
the contouts, AMI the money viii be- refunded
Fun dir tIuuS with ca IA box.
COMBINATIONS.
The following lIn - tow selected from the mul.
utude oil ro'1iiacn'Htious IN the Possession OF
he Agent. q.
Prom the Roekluud Free Press, Oct. IS, lsbsI
what may l. accomplished 10y perseycrng en-
ttrpTlse, wien elg.utnd 20 worthy Object, Is w,l
Illustrated by TIN extended and large ,aie- which
have ryc"utiy Ee-n made OF that valuable com
pound, Miss Nawycr's salye. ~ lev months slire
n WAS unknown except III the circle OF Miss saw
ycrS ac Iuututiflgr, when Mr. l.. NJ. Robbins Il
-u'''a-t dr".Est at thi- CITY. obtained au inter-
"'t IN II and commenced advertising 1t ANA took
other measures To- increase ITS sale. In thes,. lew
months hr has Increased It's sale enormously and
established u t- nur OF the Inrst pnpul.t maI
ones OF the day. Ihl-.Sury day ho l. .siIppinr
nearly aton.-an u cash tad,T-ayHy 80 the >t,lo
oi " t-t"nslu. Ms ~4wltr'- ~uigels tus known.
toy MI. Robbins 'ut. iIusa, throughout the III
ted states nud be- Is cunslartly receiving order,
from all pats "a iht county.
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tUICA0o, Ill, October TO- l,t,.
Mr.. M. Eotblg' Dear sirI have never
written letter III praise Of any medicine during
the whole cuue.' 81 my Ift, AMI II It was not that
wanted dut,u b1N, .>nt Miss ~awycr. Snlvo |
would not write now. got box 10y chance, IN
New York ANA 1}' effect upon me has BE- n such
that have hsa"G greatly improved, AMI am Of
opinion that another OoN viii effect II permanent
cure. My nglsbhurs who have seen It's effects,
are anxious TO have me send FOR some loi them
luu val thcIyio;c Iltuae send lae by cNIr,,., 4.
., u II dozen dollar boxes, and phliec
hour- respectfully, a. L.. sANDERSON
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PS. Mems Custom Work manufactured to
order, - usual. Sept2ldto uct4& 4uwtm
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TESTIMONIALS.
Z " regard Mr., Eddy AS one Of the most ctrallc
and successful practitioners with whom hav, had
official intercourse"
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Il Eh.-pr. Dow continues 10 De consulted At his
Va Nos, and . Endioott street, Boston, on
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

This department is Gifted by &. Homer Her
BARD, Esq, President OF thu Springfield Agrcul
tural Society.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-21

MIR. STEPHENS BooK.-Hon. Alexander H.
Stephens work on 'The War Between the
States" will be given to the public in few
days, and must, from the gravity Of the SUBJ
iect and the illustrious position Of the author,
constitute an epoch in the political literature
of the age. The dedication runs thus:
To all true friends of the Union under the
Constitution of the United States, throughout
their entire limits, without regard to present
or past party associations; and to all true
friends of constitutional liberty, the world over,
now and forever-especially to all, everywhere,
wao may, now or hereafter, look to The fedora
tive system, between neighboring free demo-
cratic States, as the surest means OF saving
mankind from ultimate universal monarchical
ruIo-this work, with all the earnestness Of his
nsture. which the great subject thoroughly
sJ5akens, is hereby, not formally, but most
solemnly and sacredly, dedicated by the
=. AUTHOR.
Liberty Hall, Ctawfordville, Ga, 18th De-
cember, 1867.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February T7.-CoFFEE-Is quiet;
no large sales have only TO note 125 bags Rio at
2tc currency.
Corrov-The marhet was good deal excited to-
day under continued favorable advices per cable;
last dispatch quoted MiddliuR Upland at 9Ma9Nd,
with sales for the day amounting to 81. 600 bales;
prices here advanced 1a1 with sales OF 1850 bales
included were 300 bales Low Middllng at 2lc; 439
bales barely Midding at 2lc; 27s bales Midding at
21Hc: s8 bales good low Middling 20kc; 145 bales
Low Middling 20c; II bales poor style do 19hc; II
bales stained 19Hc; 80 bales Mddling 22c; 1O4 bales
Good Ordinary Memphis 20Ac; AZ bales Mlddling
Memnhis 2aNc; 10 bales Strict Middling 221c; about
500 bales of the above are to arrive Market closed
very strong, and stock Offering much reduced.
FLoUn-Was quiet but firm to- day, rome little In
auity both from the trade and for shipment though
we only heard Of 100 bbls Howard'street Supor oil
Gal1N-wheat- 800 bushels white and 1900 bush.
els red received-the white which was ordinary sold
at 80 Co., market little heavy for rcd and prices
favored buyers several cents. We have only to re-
mort sales of 100 bushels choice Virginia Valley
SO 82 200 bushels prime do So 7o 400 bushels good
Ma, ylnud 50 65a2 G5; 800 bushels choice Pcnnsyl,
yania 80 CO. Corn-2170 bushels whlto aud SOO0
bushels yellow received; market for white was dull
and no sales reported: yellow was la2c lower, with
sales as rollows 24U bushels at 81 lG; 2l0O DO 81
28OO bushels do 81 lS and 1910 bushels do tor Point
delivery 81 49, Oats-1400 bushels offered with sales
of 900 bushels OF 78c 600 bushels do 79c, and 1850
bushels at 8Uc Rye-sales OF 100 bushels at 81 e3;
$50 do 81 85
tanzas Muscoyado, ex "Gon. Tracey" consisting Of
495 hhds Sc tcs bb sold OF &C. taken Tor boiling
This s the first cargo sale of new crop Nothing re-
ported to-day.
PnovIs1oNs-Holders of Bulk Meats aro very
strong under good inquiry. We quote loose shoul-
ders held firm at exc; rib Sides II &c and clear rib
12Ac-buyers Offering d under: Bacon IS IN orlsk
mand is chiefly running &c higher. We note sales
to-day of 5Oa6O hhds ut I3Kc; rib We still quote
steady at 13c; and Shoulders IAal1hc. Hams aro
selling ut 17al8c for Baltimore suSar.cufed Mess
pork quiet ut held firm, at S24 for Western. Lard
steady at l5c for Western lierces
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Exports for the Week ending Thursday,
February go.
FOREIGN.
BARCELONA-Per Spanish polacre Valeutna-189
bales Upland Cotton, 80 bbls Rosin, 10 barrels
Rough Rice.

DOMESTIC.
BOsTON-Per schr Clarke-492 bales Upland
Cotton, boxes Mdze, bales Yarn, Trunk, 2
boxes Beeswax, bales and Dbl Mdze, SS9 bbls
Rosin, II packages Iron Per schr D Tai
bot-8ls bales Upland Cotton.
NEW YORE-Per steamship Charleston-l0S derces
Rice, 7 bags Cotton 1886 bales Upland Cot
ton, 90 bales Domestcs, DAT bags Corn, % Pack
ages. s......Per steamship Saragossa-6l herces
Rice, 13 bags Cotton, 1866 bales Upland Cot
tcn..... Per steamship Patapsco-757 bales Cot
ton 8l4 bushels Corn Per steamship Miami--
1902 bales Upland Cotton. 1865 bushels Corn, 50I
empty Barrels. Per steamship Key West-25
bags S and 713 baics Upland Cotton. 800 sacks
Corn. Per steamship 3 Souder-25 bags s
Cotton, 936 bales Upland Cotton, 81 tierces
Rice, go bales Waste, 70 Packages. Per steam
ship Champion-77 tierces Rice. 1913 balos Up
land Cotton, 9S8 bags Corn, IL Packages Car.
rlages :. Per steamship Virglnia-920 bales Up
land Cotton, 1900 sacks Corn Per steamship
Moneka-16 bags and AGA bales Upland Cot
ton, II tierces Rice, l78 bales Domcstics, 561
bushels Corn, 10 tierces Mari, 81 Packages.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship .Alliance-525 bales
Cotton, 149 casks Rice, 15 bales Rags, 81 bales
Yarn so tons Iron, 120 empty Barrels, 70 pack.
BALTIMl RE-per steamship Falcon-2l5 tierces
Rice. 7S7 bales Cotton, 16 bales Hides bales
Yarn, 100 bushels Peas, II Packages.
NEW ORLEANS-Per schr Grape Shot-2O52 BUSH
els Peas, packages Mdze.
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THE FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2l 1868

steady at 12ha127c for fair to good refining Rein-
ed are firm at 17Ha17A for hands.
WHsKEY-Tho market Is dull and prices are NOM
inal.
FRE1aHTs-To Liverpool 100 bales cotton at IA
716d $50 cs beef at Cd 100 bbls pork at SD; 800
bbs -four at So; and by seamer $50 bales cotton at
HsHd. To Bristol 200 boxes bacon at 92s Cd.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, February 1e.-TURpENrNE-
Only about 80 bbls received to-day, which sold OF
So IS for soft and 50 20 for hard $50 fbs being an
advance OF cts.
SPIRITS 1URPENTNE-Sales Of 148 hbls at 90 cents,
and II do at 61 cents galon-the market closing at
lowest figure.
RosN-Is in fair demand, and market steady.
Sales of ITO bbls at 50 so for strained, So IS for
strained (tale bbls) and 50 rs, sSaS so for Mol.
TAR-Sales of Is bbls at 50 So q Dbl.
CoTToN-The market has been somewhat un-
settled to-day, but closes 1rm and sci ers holding
for higher figures Sales Of 60 bales ct 20a2oM cents
for low middling. and 21a211z cents for middling
CoRN-A cargo of 1000 bushels sold to-day at 81 40
q 56 lbs.
for ordinary, and ST so for fair mill.
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sALT.-Some 1000 sacks have been received from
Liverpool direct, which is going into bond. Holders
from store are asking s1.6O@I.sO p sack.
INDIA BAGGING.-The demand continues quite
moderate We quote large lots at 21@23 cents
cash. and higher rates when sold on time New
York 1unny Cloth is held at 22@24c. Dundee Bag
ging, A inches, IL lbs to the yard is held at 80
@S5 cents. Sea Island Bagging, Is inches wide,
2 Tbs. to the yard. is held at 60@65 cents.
ROPE.-In consequence Of the use of Iron Ties,
the demand for Rope Is very light and prices irreRu
lar and somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote
Hemp st s@12 cents q ib.; Greenleaf at 1908
cents, and Jute at 5000 cents q ID.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton are coming
into use. and DILIoN's Universal fie, VIM. ROACH,
Agent, the Arrow Tie, R. MUnE & Co., Agents. the
BEARD's Tie, GEORGE W. WILLIAMS u Co., Agents,
md the VALLEY Buckle Tie, STREET BROTHERS l.
Co., Agents, and GOULD McINTRE's Tie, WILLIS l.
CHIsoLM, Agents. and the FAssMANs Tie, r. NJ. BUT
LER Agent are offered IN this market al 10910H
cents q fb.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-There is q moderate
stock of this article and VIC quote River Floor
ing Boards at s13 p NJ; seantling and Plank
slo@12 . NJ; Timber of shipping and good Mill
qualities there is limited supply on the market
and may be quoted at S11@12 @ NJ. Common is
selling at s5@s q NJ; and City sawed Lumber OF
s20@25 pM
FRE1GHTs.-In consequence of come increase in
the tonnage in port, the rates have declined. To
Liverpool 916d. has been taken while some holders
still ask I'd. for Uplands. Sea Island room
is held at I'D, but only Id. is offered, with
out engagements. To Havre, 135c. on Upland,
and 21 cts. on Sea Islands. To the West
Indies but little Offering ut s7@ss gold q
on Lumber, for north side of Cuba and
s9@s10 p III. gold, for south side. with the privi-
lege of changing ports Coaatwise-To New
York, by steam, 1c. q ib. on Uplands, and Ike.
on Sea Islands, $3.50 6, tierce on Rice BY
sail, x@Xc. 2 fb. on Cotton, and s1@1 so q
fierce on Rice. To Boston by steam, - p II.
IN Gotten and - q uerce on Rice; by sail 1c.
2 ID. on Cotton. To hilndelphia. 2sr. D ID. on
Upland Cotton, by steam, and C. p IT, BY sail. Tc
Baltimore, by steam 2c. o tb. on Cotton, and 81 rs q
tc. on Rice The Baltimore and Charleston Steamship
Company take Cotton through to Cincinnati, al
s1.5O p 100 fbs.: Rice b5c. q 100 Tbs. To Louis
Vile, Cotton ST. TO p 100 fbs.; Rice 75c. q 100 lbs
10 st. Louis, Cotton, $2.1O p 100 fbs.; Rice e5c
p 100 fbs These steamers take freight through tc
Philadelphia. On Lumber, by sail, to New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore, at SCOT u NJ, and or
Timber so@1O q NJ. nominal.
EXCHANGE-SterhnR Bills-The rate yesterday
was 15l1s for sixty days bills
DOMESTIC ExoHANaE.-The banks are purchasing
Sight Checks on New York at n OF. They arc no
purchasing at present beyond sight bills. They
are selling Sight Checks ut par
aoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying o
Al and selling at 49,
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ST OF SHIPPING
LIST OF SHIPPING
In tho Port OF Charleston, Feb. go, 1868.
vrrasrIs UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS .ooAsrNa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, woodruff at Adger's wharf,
for New York, losding-James Adger Co.
Mstanzas 1861 tons, Ryder, at Yanderhorsts wharf,
for New York, loading-Ravenel Co..
G " Lord, = TOMS Ward, at Union wharf, from New
:. Orleans, repairing -Courtenay & Trenholm
Columbia, tons, Van Size, in the Stream, for New
York, repairing-Street Bros Co.
SHIPS.
Maedsla tBr), 7s7 tons, Coghin, at Boyce l. Co.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-R Mufe Co.
james A Wright. 1870 tons. Morse, at Marsns
wharf from Bath, Me, repai1ng-Geo Locke
NarraQansett, 6sl tons, Hamlin, at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, foading-patterson Stock
Calcutta. s4S TOMS Moses at Atlantic wharf, Tor Law
erpool loading-Patterson Stock
R G Winthrop, $40 TONS Stuart, at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool. loading-Patterson Stock
Missouri, s24 tons, Edwards, at Atlantic wharf, for
Boston, loading-W Smith Co.
BARKs.
Nordboen (Nor 4OS tons, Hagensen, at nion wharf,
from Cardiff Wales, discharging- Walker.
Mary Louisa, 425 tons, Davis, at Adger's wharf,
for Boston, 1oading-W Roach
Helen Sands, = tons, Otis, at Brown Co.'S wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-Street Bros Co.
BRIGs.
Times (Br), 162 tons, Morgan, at Union wharf from
Cardenas. discharging-J Enslow co.
SolR Danl 1872 tons, Anderson, at Marsh's wharf,
from st Thomas, waiting-A O Stone.
Henry Laurens. lit tons. Borden, at Union wharf,
for Cienfuegos, waitng-Risley Creighton.
Cyclone tons, Frisbie at Central wharf, from Bos-
ton dischar9ing- -Risley i Creighton.
Estevan (Br) 162 tons, Morgan, at Central wharf,
from Cardenas, discharging-J Enalow Co.
scHooNERs
Hartstene l3-masted), 531 tons, Horn, at Kerrs
wharf, for Havre, loading-Risley { Creighton.
Spencer 209 tons, at entral wharf, for Philadel.
phis, loading-HF Baker l. Co.
Raymond, SU9 tons. higgins, at Browns wharf,
for Boston, loading-T Upper Sons.
Chloe 217 tons, Hatch, at Kerr's wharf, from New
Orleans, repairing-J Enslow & Co.
Express, - TONS Smith. at Union wharf, from New
Orleans just arrived A Enslow & Co. -
Richard Bullwinkle. ll6 tons, French, at Brown &
Co.'S wharf, for Portland, Me, discha1gng-
Street Bros Co.
| Minerva, tons, Collins, at Brown l. Co.'S wharf,
for Cuba, loading-J Enslow & Co.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postomce al
Charleston, for the week ending FEBRUARY TO- 1865
and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS, as the
nsvsnaper having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston:
as-Persons calling for Letters Advertised shouio
state that they are advertised.
as Office hours from A. NJ to P. M. On Sun
days, from to 6 P. M.
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster
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per South Carolina Hs Hsn,iroad,
February go.

1874 bal, Cotton, So bales Mdze, 2274 bags Corn,
car Lumber, &c. To ] h Z Sloan, C N Averill, E
DAILY, Willis & Chsolm, Wardlaw l. Carew, Z q Rod
f,ers Il Co, Williams, Graeser, Lee, Smith 4 Co.
Crane Boyleston & Co. o Reeder, W Bowling, M
goldsmith l. Son, Adams, Frost & Co, J Hancke
,,farshall, Burgo 4 Bowen, Railroad Agent, W Will
llams l. Go, II Caldwell & Sons, j & D Kirkpat-
rick, Cohen, Hancbcl & Co. w Roach, Street Bros L
70, J l. I Il Agnew O'Neill &. Sons, P Walsh,
Il W Il Armstrong, Thurston Il Holmes, R Pringle
Z Ryan, Stoll, Webb e. Co, Mowry l. Co. G q
Walter & Co, A G 'Crenhclm Robson, Campsen
Il Co, Sprague Bro. I j Kerr & Co, J Teide.
inan Co. G Milnor & Co, D Wayne.
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RS- Persons deposlting letters in the Postofac'
will please place the stamp near the upper righ
hand corner of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be Mailed but will be sent to the Dead Letei
Office February 81
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Marine nfws.
Port of Charleston, February 21
Arrived Yesterday,

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Columbia, Van Sice Havana-left -
INST TO Street Bros X Co. Bound to New York,
rnd put into this port to repair machinery.
Steamer Pilot Boy. McNelty, Savannah, via Beau
tort, Buffton &C. 81 bags s Cotton, 100 bags Cot
ION Seed, and Mdze. To Ferguson. J & J D Kirk
patrick, G II Ingraham & Son. ] B Dennis, E. Ed.
yards. Colcock 4 Co. + Barnwell, " Dayton, J
Apple, southern Express 60, Ravenel Co, Hop
idns, Mcpherson & Co. Mcbride, and Order.
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Moneka, shackford, New York-Jno &
Theo Getty
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, Shackford. New York.
steamship Champion. Lockwood, New York
Spanish polacre Valentino, Alsina, BIrcelona.
jchr u Talbot Packard, Boston.
,chr Azelda L Lanra, McIndoe, Baracoa.
'chr Grapeshot, Bonneau, New Orleans.
From this Port.
Steamship Jas Adger, Lockwood, New York. Feb 16
British brig Two Brothers, Butler Liverpool, Feb l.
spanish brig Maria, Sisa, Parcelona Jan 90.
3chr Hall. Powell, baltimore, Feb II.
:,chr Richard vaux, Whitaker, Baltimore, Feb II.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Moneka. for New York; Sum-
ner Hnghes. S Barshaw, Tucker, ] Lee, and
Is steeragc.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah. via Beau
tort and Hilton Head-Miss NJ Freeborn, j Sanford
and wife, Emerson aud wife, Dexter Master "
Craven, p Low and daughter, S 1ait. NJ Cross
keys. Stein, " Clarke, F A Eusiis, Alden, NJ
Bartel, W Millar, and deck
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American commercial agents, in conse-
auence Of the dull trade in the United States,
ara said to be swarming in Canada.
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January2 Q.
The East Florida Banner,
OCALA, MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA.
T.F. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.

T.F. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
s. c. DEBRUHL, Assistant Editor.
THE BANNER has A LARGE C1RCUlA a
TION throughou: the most populous ana wear
Business men. desirous Of introducing their 6usi-
rsss throuoh that section. would do we'll to adver-
tise in its columns
o,.,,,,ov 8 90 Agents, at Courier Office, Charles
,o,, So,tb Carolina. September ~
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CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM
pANY.

| CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM
rANY
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CORNER BRoAD AND EAST BAY STREETS
CHARLESTON so Ca, January LIST, 1858. }
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave LoiDer Terminus minus
ut T30 AM, and at inter- at AM, and al inter-
walls OF ten C0l minutes walls Of ten (l0I minutes
during the day till the during the day till P.
last trip at SS0P.M. NJ.
NH-Leave the Battery or zach hour from 8 A.
NJ, tot P. NJ. Every other TIP from the old fos'-
Office.
RUTLEDGEsTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lot0er Ter1ainas
at 73O M and at inter. at SO7 AM. and at inter
walls OF fifteen 15) minutes yals Of fifteen l5 minutes M
during the day till s15 during the day TIL sP'M.
PM.
NB-Leave the Battery hirty-sepen tSD minutes ut.
past each hour. Every other trip from the od Pos'
Office.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lo,Oer z Tenn. u.
at AM, and at inter nus at $50 AM and ,oot at
yals of twenty f2O) min. intervals Of twenty GzV
utes till Three (3) O'Clock minutes til 3.50 I'M,
p NJ when the interval when the tervaiiseveay @ = G
is every ten 1o) minutes ten u Iio m'nu'e' '1 ''''
' t:Vo e. M t trims are 4, the Battery, until 600 P
NJ. The last trip of each car to the old Postomce'
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
1oova Timer Terminus Leave Lower Terminus
~ NJ and at inter. at 9.S7 AM, and at inter-
vo,s of ever ffteen ii6, walls of every fifteen l5
minutes I'M 10 O'CLOCK M, minutes TILL 1887 PM.
bon the interval il every when the interval Is every
thirty tso1 minutes till thirty 1901 minutes till
645 PM 7.30 PM
N.B.-Al the trips ore to tho Battery, until So' T.
NJ THE Ia st trip OF each car TO the old Postoffce
s. W. RAMSAY,
January Secretary and Treasurer
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PORT CALENDAR.
PHASES OF TIE y

First Quarter, 1st, hour, 8 minutes, evening.
Full Moon, sth, hours. 27 minutes. morning.
Last Quarter, 18th, hours 8 minutes rorning.
New Moon, 23d, hours, II minutes morning.
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a
Albright, Miss E
Amair, Miss A
Armstrong, Ann
Bailey, Agnes c
BauWan, Miss c
Babb, Nancy Il
Barring, Hester
Beythewood, 1sa-
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