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THINGS IN NEW YORK.
[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE

IMPEACHMENT AND IT'S EFFECT IN NEW YORK
TIMENT OF THE PEoPLE-sUccEss OF
CHARLESTON ARTIsT-A SOUTHERN IMkuGRA-
TIoN socIETY-RARE BOOKS FOR sALE-THE
QUEEN SISTERS, ETC.
New YonK, February 26.-f your readers
believe one-half OF the published reports of ex-
citement growing out Of the news from Wash
ington, they will have arrived at an exceeding
ly erroneous conclusion as to the real state oi
the case The plain truth is, that there was
somo little excitement created by the receipt
o. the intelligence that Stanton and Thomas
were enacting respectively the roles of Box
and Cox i'll the office of the War Department o
Uncle Sans big theatre, and that the excite
mcnt increased somewhat during the talk o.
impeachment; but when the news came thai
impeachment was q fat accompt, there was
strange to say, but little sensation produced
except in the fertile imagination OF hand
FIJI Of newspaper reporters and half hand
full ofbounty jumpers and played out politicians
All of this talk about the enlisting of men fol
the purpose Of supporting the President il
sheer humbug. The prevailing impression
here is that the President will have fair ant
regular trial IN accordance with the provisions
Of the constitution, and that, therefore, if ht
be removed, he himself would not attempt mol
counlenance resistance.
It may be of interest to such of your readers
as desire to employ white labor for planting OF
l., Of in IN hot in
this city there is Southern Immigration Blu.
reau at the head of which is talented German
gentleman, with whom I am personally &C.
Quainted, and whom can recommend as re.
liable and conscientious. His address is sP
Bonfort, Southern Immigration Office, No. Sc
Park Row."
catalogue Of valuable works, composing the
private library of distinguished Jewish divine
of Charleston, recently deceased, has just ap.
peared, and the books are offered for sale either
separately or together. 1t includes many rare
works in English, German, French, Spanish
Italian, Latin, Greek and Hebrew.
Considering the dulness Of the times, ]. B
Poznanslz, the viollnist, native OF your city
has been remarkably successful of late and ha!
recently filed engagements in Washington
Baltimore, and elsewhere, that have paid we'll
Laura and Fanny Waldron, who will be re
mcmbered by the citizens OF Charleston, Sa
vannah and Augusta, as the "Queen Sisters,
who figured in dramatic performances in thos
cities during the war, are at present member
of the stock company of Brooklyn theatre
and so is Master Andrew, now Mister Andrew
whom, suppose, must call the King brother
Little Fanny that was, and big Fanny that is
has grown to be an exceedingly fine looking
young woman, and plays rather WE'LL
MOULTRIE.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
[BY ATLANTIC telegraph

THE HABEAs CORPUS SUSPENDED IN IRELAND
CABINET oHANGES-THE KING OF PRUSSIA BAD
LY INJURED FRENCH OFFICERS CALLED IN
MARKETS, &C.
LoNDcN, March 2.-The royal assent has been
given to the bill for the suspension of habedS
corpus in Ireland.
Cabinet changes continue to be the subject
of absorbing topic. The Times gives the fol-
lowing as probable: Disraoli, First Lord OF
the Treasury; Sir Hugh Cairnes, Lord Chancel-
lor; MIR. Hunt, Under Secretary of the Treas
ury, will be Chancellor of the Exchequer.
In the House of Commons Lord st nley said
an adjournment of Parliament until Thursday
next was desirable to afford the government
an opportunity to complete the Cabinet.
The Paris 'sLlberte" reports that King Will
liam, Of Prussia, was recently thrown from a
horse and badly Injured.
officers of tie French army now absent on
furlough have been ordered to report at thcir
headquarters on or before March 31st next on
which day ali existing furloughs will terminate.
LONDON, March 2--2 P. M.-Consols 99s;
Bonds zig.
LIVERPOOL, March q -Noon.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; sales 5000 bales.
2 P M.-Cotton dull and easier, with de-
cline of 3D.; Uplands 3D.; Orleans Sid. Corn
Ais. Pork firmer at 25s. Cd.
Evening.-Cotton, Breadstufs and Provisions
unchanged.
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The hour Of The day at which the Senate
shall sit as high court of impeachment snail
be (unless otherwise ordered) twelve O'Clock
NJ. The adjournment of the Senate sitting as
court Of impeachment, shaH not operate as az
adjournment cf the Senate; but on such
adjournment oil the court the Senate shall
resume the consideration Of it's legislative and
executive business.
Witnesses shsll be examined by one person
on behalf Of tho party producing them, and
then cross-e1alnined by one person on the
other side.
IT. Senator is called as witness he shall be
sworn, and give his testimony standing In his
place.
Ifa Senator wishes question to be put to o
witness, or To offer motion or order Except
a motion that ihe court ADJOURN, it shall be
reduced to writing, and put by the presiding
officer.
At all times while the Senate is sitting upon
the trial the doors Of the Senate shall be kept
open, unless the court shall direct the doors to
be closed when deliberating upon its decisions.
. All preliminary or interlocutory questions
and all motions shall be argued by one person
only on each side, and for not exceeding one
hour on each side, unless the court shall by an
order extend the time.
The final argument on the merits may be
made by two parsons on each side. The argu-
mont shall be opened and closed on the part
Of the House o. Representatives.
The following is tho form Of oath to be ad-
ministered to the presiding officers and mem
bers Of the Senate, sitting as high court Of
impeachment:
''I soiemnly swear (or affirm, as the case
may be) that III all things pertaining to the
trial of impeachment If, now pending,
will do impartial justice according to the con-
slitution and laws, so help me God."
II the Impeachment shall not be sustained
by the vote Of two-thirds Of the members
present, q judgment Of acquittal shall be enter
ed but if the Ierson accused in such articles
of impeachment shal be convicted by the vote
CT two-thirds OF the members present, the court
shall proceed to pronounce judgment, and
certified copy Ct the judgment shall be deposit
ed in the office of the Secretary Of State.
All the orders and decisions shall be made
and had by yeas and nays, and without debate,
except when the doors shall be closed for
delberation, and in that case no member shall
speak moro than once on one question, and for
not more than ten minutes on interlocutory
questions, and fifteen minutes on the final
question, unless by unanimous consent.
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Congressional.

DISCUSSION ON IArPEACHMENT-oNE ARTICLE
STRICKEN oUT-THE DEMOCRATS REFUSE TO
AoT-pRoTEsT BY THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SIDING WITH THE OPPOSITION, ETC.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-THE HOUSE assem-
bled at 10 O'Clock. The articles of impeach-
ment were discussed, and several verbal
amendments made. The seventh article was
stricken out, and at o'clock they were adopt
ed. on the first ballot, by vote OF one hundred
and twenty-six to forty. There was nearly the
same vote on all except the last, which was one
hundred and eight to forty-eight. protest
was signed by forty-eight members, but was
not read or allowed to be printed. Butler,
Stevens and jenkins failed to get in new Sec
tions. Tho managers nominated are the same
as those chosen in caucus. Tho Democrats
chosen as tellers declined to act, wishing to
have nothing to do with it. The clerk was dl-
rected to inform tho Senate OF these proceed
ines. after which the House adjourned.
In THE SENATE, st. Marie petitoned for a
reward in the Surratt trial, which was referred
to the Committee on Claims.
remonstrance was presented against the
constitutionaity Of the Supreme Court and
Reconstruction bills, which was referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
The consideration of the impeachment ques-
tion was resumed. A severe contest arose over
limiting the speeches. The Radicals, now
ever, contended that the prosecution should DC
restrained as well as the defence. 1t was
noticeable that several Republicans voted ire
oaently with the Democrats. The h'gnest
vote of the minority today reached twenty
which would prevent impeachment by two
votes They we're still in session at half-past
eight O'Clock, and having reached the 22d
article of the procedure without amendment
will conclude the matter tonight. Wade does
not vote or preside during these proceedings
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mA FEW WORDS TO THE LADIES'

sTA FEW WORDS TO THE LADIES'
Many ladies, particularly mothers nursing, COM
plain of tired, stless feeling. complete e1haus
ton, on arising in the morning On the wife and
mother devolves the responsibility of regulating the
d, tics of the household. Her cares are numerous
and the nlenta as well as physical powers are fire.
ouenty called into requisiion. She often finds her
slightest occupation weary task and existence
burden. while ut the same time she has no regular
disease HOSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs, If
rcsorted to at this period, will prove an unfaiing
remedy ;or this annoying lasstude. The effects oi
this ponnt agent are soon seen In the rosy cneeS
and elias tic step OF the head Of the family, as VIII
restored health and renewed spirits she takes her
accustomed place in the family circle. Ii this rieno
in need be regularly used, those depressing symp'
toms will never be complained of, and not on'y
would Las. itude not be experienced but many ais'
eases following lis advent be avoided. AS mI
CAL AGENT it has no equal, while lts Pieasins
and hes lthfu effects have made 1t general
II is fr, from all properties calculated to impair tne
svstera and its operations arc ut once nno, soo'n
;no anil efficient. ALI who have used the bi'ters'
.TrEsr IT'S VIRTUES and commend 1t to use.
| March 2
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Our Washington Dispatches.

STANTON STILL SLEEPS IN HARNEss-THE WRIT
OF QUO wAhRANTo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GROWING wEAK--THE M'iRDLE CAsE-THE
PRESIDENTS COUNSEL.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-General Thomas to-
day received his private letters at the War
Office, and then visited the President. STAN
ton was at the War Office all day transactlng
business. He still endures his self-imposed
Imprisonment, and again spent the night in
the department. He is never without the COM
pany of senators, members or judges OF the
District Court.
The whiskey metre commission have COM
pleted their investigation, and arc preparing
report One of tho commissioners reported
that some of the metres were marvels of in
genuity, but they would not prevent frauds
with tax OF two hundred dollars.
Judge Black spoke an hour on the McArdle
case, when, becoming i'll, the court adjourned.
The arguments will be continued from day to
day until completed.
The President signed the bill making the
payment of the bounty OF dead soldiers to GER
tain heirs.
The Supreme Court to-day formally an
nounced the postponement of all cases involv-
ing the constitutionality Of the Legal Tender
act to the next session.
The Secretary of the Treasury decides that
iron cotton ties are subject to duty of one
and q half cents per pound; Boards patent
lock tie only excepted.
Twenty officers of the reserve corps will be
detailed to relieve civil bureau functionaries,
thus reducing expenses.
The election committee will report against
Jones and Mckee, who are contesting seats
from Kentucky.
The House has been occupied with the i'm
peachment articles; the Senate with the same
procedure; and the Supreme Court with the
McArdle case. There are no new features.
The general sentiment is that the articles OF
impeachment reported in the House are eX-
ceedingly weak, and all fair-minded men claim
that the articles utterly fail TO make the SEM
blsnce of cause for arraigning the Presi-
dent before the Senate. 1t is now discovered,
also, by the infuriated impeachers, who ex-
pected to depose johnson by the middle OF
March, that they will be lucky indeed if the
trial in the Senate shall get fairly under way by
the first OF April.
MIR. Johnson has not selected all the counsel
that he intends to conduct his defence; but
Judge Black, of Pennsylvania, and David Dud-
lev Field, of New York, are retained as two OF
the lawyers for defence.
1t is understood that counsel have abandoned
the quo ard1rnrto, as long before the machine
ry of that writ would bring q decision, the
Senate will have closed the matter.
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Market Reports.


New YORK, March 2-Noon.--Gold, lt
Bonds, old, 1Oa. virginia's, 4Sa. Tennessee
ex-Coupons, &c, new, 6l2. Flour, 5a1Oc lower
Wheat dropping. Corn, 1a2c lower. Oats, Il
lower. Mes, Pork lower at s24 so. Lart
dropping at 16a164c. Cotton dull at 22c
Freights dull. Turpcntine dull with mode
rate request at 7Oc Rosin quiet, common
strained, 1926.
New YORK, March 2-Evening. Cotton very
dull, but closed firm and moderately active
sales 22OO bales, at 22c. Flour dull and lOa15e
lower; Southern, 50 75a14 rs. Wheat declin-
ing. Corn, mixed Western, 81 II; white South
ern, 81 15a1 1s. Oats, 1a2clower. Mess Pork,
s24 go. Lard heavy at 155a16sc. Groceries
firm and quiet. Turpentine, 6sAa7Oc. Rosin,
So 2Oa7. Freights quiet. Gold steady at 141.
Sterling, 81. '62 Coupons, 110a.
BALTIMorE. March 2.-Cotton frmer at 23c.
Flour more active. A cargo Of extra was taken
at s12. Wheat steady; prime and choice red
50 55a2 60. Corn dull and declining; white 81 Is
al 16; yellow 81 12a1 15;imixed 81 12. Oats
steady at 7SaSOc. Rye steady at 81 Goal ".
Provisions active and firm.
CINCINNATI, March 2.-Flour quoted frmer.
Mess Pork dull at s24a25. Bacon in good de-
mand; Shoulders 11tc.; Clear Sides 14sc. Lard
freely offered at 15tc., with no buyers.
LOUISVILLE, March 2.-Superfne Q. Flour sS.25.
Whiskey 1925 Mess Pork $25. Lard 15Ic.
Shoulders 113al2c. Clear Sides 15!c.
ST.. LOUIS, March 2.-Flour firm; super6ne
81 5OaS 25.. Corn dull; choice white S5c. Pro-
visions dull. Mess Pork s24 75a25. Shoulders
11ta11lc.; clear Sides 144a154. .Whiskey firm at
50 20.
AUGUSTA, March 2.-Cotton quiet; sales $50
bales. Receipts 18O bales. Middling 2O9a21.
SAVANNAH, March 2.-Cotton opened active;
closed quiet and firm; sales 1870 bales; Mid
ding 22a22a Receipts in two days 1915 bales
WILMINGTON, March 2.-Turpentine stnady
at 65c Rosin steady; Strained, s2.3Oa2.5o; Nc
., $3.50; No. 1, s3.S7s; Pale, s425. Cotton ad-
vanced; NIiddlings 2lc. Tar firm at $3.50.
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OXFORD UNIVERSITY AND THE UNIVERSITY

OXFORD UNIVERSITY AND THE UNIVERSITY OF
THE SOUTHERN STATEs.-[u q convocation at
Oxford University, England. on the 18th ult.,
it was agreed, after q protest from Mr.. Gold
win Smith, to make grant Of books from the
University press to the University of the
Southern States of America. decree was
then brought forward to grant from the Uni
ing the buildings of tho said University, which
wei. destroyed during t.::o late war. On o di-
vision. the decree was rejected by sixty-three
votes to sixty-majority three. The opposi..
tion seemed to rest partly on general financial
grounds, and partly on the fear that such
vote won i be taken in America as an express
sion of sympathy with the South.
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S;pffial lQotifes.

Ga NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against tie Steam water-boat AGNES tad the
Sloop wATER-BOAT, will present the same on or
before the 5h day Of March, otherwise they will be
debarred payment. at the Pilots Office, No. 40 East
Bay-street. JOHN MAHONY, Jr.
February 20
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The Reconstruction Conventions.


RICHMOND, March 2.-The convention closed
tho suffrage debate to-day, and will vote TO-
morrow. The committee reported that only
eix thousand dollars remained out of one hun
dred thousand appropriated by the legislature
for expenses. A resolution was introduced
making provisions for the future expenses o.
the body.
The new registration commenced to-day
blacks registering in the evening and the
whites in the morning.
NORTH cARoL1NA.
RALEIGH, March 2.-The convention has
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GO NO CURE NO PAY.-DR. FORESTS
JUNIPER TAR" is warranted to cure Cough,
Group Throat and Lung Diseases, Of whatever
nature if not hopelessly bedridden or the price will
be positively refunded. INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF
PRODUCED. Try it, and If not satisfied return the
empty bottles and get your money back. For sale
by drugyis everywhere.
Price per bottle-35 cents
L. CHAPLIN & co., General Agents.
No. 20 Hayne-street, Charleston, s. c.
Fe,r,ar,to On thstu 3mos
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RENEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men, on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means Of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address DR.. ]. SKILLN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
January Al 3mos
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as- CAROLINA INSURANCE COMPANY
A Dividend viii be paid by the above Company on
and after This 10y by calling at the Office of the SUBJ
scriber. HENRY COB'A.
March
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aTA CARD.-WaAT Is TARRANl'S Eff


g% A CARD.--WHAT Is TARRANl' LIS Eff
FERVEsCENT SELTZER APERIENT and what are
its effects? These are questions which the great
American public has right to ASK cnd 1t has also
right to expect candid and satisfactory reply Inc
preparation is mild and gentle saline catharc' al
terotye and tonic and ia most carefully prepared in
the form cf snow white powder containing all the
wonderful medical properties OF tho far-famed Self
ger Springs of Germany.
n ,ts effects We would say that those who have
teatcd the preparat are the best judges and they
declare over their signatures, that the prepare
ton will promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate she
flow of the bile. Cure every specie OF headacne'
Tranqualizc the nerv0ns systom. Refresh ano III
visorate the weak. Mitigate tho pangs Oh Aneuna-
tism. Neutrahze acid in the stomach eieanse ana
tone the bowels Assist the failing appetite Cure
the heartburn.
If you are sufferer give this remedy one trial and
1t will convince you Of The above facts.
Sold by all Druggists.
Sole Proprietors, New York
January % 2S' o"oe
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0bituarn.

MANNING.-DED, in Baltimore, on the morning
Of tho 18th February 1868, in the twenty year
Of her age, ELIZABETH CARROLL eldest daughte:
Of Mrs. ALEXANDER WINCHESTER, and wife Of RICH
ARD j. MANNING.
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@ FOR RESTORING STRENGTH AND
appetite, use the great Southern Tonic, PANKNN's
HEpAuc l31rrERs and you will not be disappointed
For sale by all druggists. tu
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OTICE.-, MARY ANN FLlNN,
wife OF THOMAS FL'ENN, residing at No. 90 Market
street, formerly carrying on business as billiard
Saloon and Tavern Keeper. Nos 126 and 127 Meet
ing-street do hereby give notice that intend to
trade and cary on business Sole Trader in one
month from the date hereof.
MARY ANN FLYNN.
February rs tuths limo
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.

,,.e-e-.., TIE INsIAN LINE, SAILING
<Zt>I. " ~ SEMI-WEEKLY. carrying the q.
LEIEIIllsffI s. Mails, consisting Of tho following
-S@zsa&S5-- steamers:
CITY OF PARIS.
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY uF BOSTON.
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Aonddy
at PM, from Pier No. 45 North River. Now York.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
BY The MAIL STEAMERS sAurNG EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable In Gold. Payable in Currency.
lat Cabin. .S100 steerage...... $50
1st Cabin 10 London. l05 steerage to London. So
1st Cabin to Paris Ills Storage to Paris. Is
Passage by the Aonjay ste mers-First Cabin $50.
gold; sleerage ssO payable 10 o. S. currency.
Rat ts ofpassase from New York to Halifax; Cabin.
S21, Steerage, $40; payable T. gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Havro. Hamburg,
Bremen, &C., 'tmoderate rstes.
Steerage passage from vcrpool and Queenstown,
$40 currency. Ticke.s oan be bought here by per-
sons sendin for their friends
For further information apply at the Company's
Offices. JOVNG, DALE, Agent
No. l6 Broadway, New York.
February 20 emo
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G4g THE TIME HAS NOW COME WIEN
the celebrated and woodworking PALMETTO
HAIR REVIEWER, which is so popular all through
the Southern States, can be obtained at Wholesale
and Retail, Of the principal Druggists In South Caro-
linn. DOWIE NOISE,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8. c.
Eohr,,orv II t11ths1Z
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&C. How TO POISON CHILDREN.-GET
Wet Nurse with some taint or impure blood IRE
member "ths sins OF the father visited upon the
children unto the fourth generaion".) substitute
for healthy 1reast-mk, containing, by analysis NIL
its ingredients, is CoMsTOCa IS RATIONAL FOOD.
1t is used by the best physicians.
February ii tuths12
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rDWAGE.

-r~as,- STEAMER EMILE" CAPTAIN
II-s.I ISAAC DAVIS. can be engaged to TOW
VESSELS to aud from sea on Tussdays, WsdTesddys
and Thursdays
For engagements apply to Captain DAVIS, on
board, at Commercia! Wharf, or to
sHACKELFORD l. KELLY,
February % stuth Eoyces Wharf.
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Strike Among Cotton Operatives.

FALL RIVER, MASS. March 2.-The cotton
spinners struck for higher wages. half mil
lion spindles are idle and FIVE thouscnd people
unemployed.
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FOR NEW YORK.

PEOPLES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
rr-*.,, THE STEAMSHIP MONEKA,
ZkdsSgIs5 Cap tain snAcKELFoRD. will leave
ZIINllItt3lS North Atlantic Wharf. 1hursdoy,
GIn1S&zS=AS-- s1dss.zs:.S March S, at - o'clock.
JOHN & THEO. GETTY, Agents,
March 9 North Atlantic Wharf.
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a@ NOTICEABLE PERSONS HAVING
claims against Ihe Estate of ANTHONY G.. BARTON,
deceased late If this city Mechanic are requested
to render them in legally attested and those indebt
ed to the said Estate will make payment to me, at
No. OIL Calhoun-street. E. A. MAN,
February 25 tu3* Administrative.
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Shipping.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
THE NEW BARK "sTKA," THoNr-
&SAN SON Master, is now receiving cargo and
TEXfSY will be promptly dispatched for above
&@S1port.
For freight engagements apply to
RISLEY & CREIGHTON.
March Q Nos 143 and 145 East Bay.
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INLAND ROUTE TO BEAUFORT

ANAANO I-oC IA = " 'oh<AS II OAhA
AND HILTON BEAD, VIA ROCKVILLE, NORTH
EDIsTo. AID ALL INTERN EDIATE LANDINGS.
.-ws0A THE FINE STEAMER FANNIE.
,Lssss..a- Captain FENN FEcK, Will leave fo the
above points on Thursday tue 9th instant, at
O'Clock p. NJ.
Returnin: will leave Hilton Heal Friday After.
noon, Beaufort Friday Night, Rockville sunday rat 10
P. M and rorth Edlsto Monday at A. NJ
Freight received daily, aud stored tree Of charge
F,r Freight or Passage, apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
March tuw3 Accommodation WhaIf