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ed as gentlemen to shed the last drop Of your
blood in defence of our most holy faith the
ioy of our souls, the peace OF our numerous
families, the banner of our country-and when
those of us who have the privilege OF Delng
mothers teach our children to speak: we bless
onr wise laws which will not allow that their
souls can be indoctrInated in other than the
beautiful idiom Of Santa Teresa, OF Jesus and
OF st. John OF the Cross"
The opening OF the French Chambers took
place as usual Mt the Pavilion Demon, the route
to which from the Tuileries was lined with the
National Guard. The hangings OF the hall
were of crimson velvet trimmed with gold lace,
with which the windows and doorways were
also draped. At the farthest extremity was o
raised platform, on which was the throne, with
the chairs for the members of the Imrerial
family and seats behinl for the higher dign1-
taries of the court. The Empress Eugenie
arrived some moments before Napoleon, and
was met at the entrance by tho Princcsses
Clotilde, Mathilde and Murat. She conversed
a short time with these ladies, and then walked
through the Sale and up tile grand staircase
to the tribune, which is setapart for her. The
Empress wore robe of ightblue silk, over
which was some exquisite poaH eAseneon iace;
Her bonnet was, like the dress, blue, and
trimmed in the simplest manner. The Prn-
cesses, like her Majesty, though dressed very
richly, wore toilettes remarkably plain. at
half-past twelve the doors had been
closed no ono being allowed to enter
later, save those in the suite OF the Emperor.
at one, the booming Of cannon and the
cheers of the crowd assembled outside an
pounced tho coming OF Napoleon. When he
entered the hall chambellan announced in
loud tone, s.L'Empereur," and all present rose
until the sovereign had reached the throne
and taken his seat thereupon. The Emperor
wore the uniform of a general OF division, and
was accompanied by the Prince Imperial, who
wore suit of black velvet, Knickerbocker, nnd
purple silk stockings. 10 was pale; had
fatigued look; seemed in fact somewhat bored
by the imposing ceremony he was made 10 as
sist at. The Emperor looked quite well, and
read his discourse in loud, clear tone, which
must have been heard in all parts of the hall.
In the galleries above the Sale were those
ladies' who had received special letters OF lnvi-
taton, and as they wore the richest toilettes,
the coup f9iI was splen lid. The senators
and members Of the Corps Legislatlf were, OF
course, IN uniform, aa were all the officers
present and the Diplomatic Corps. Near the
throne the marshals aud ministers stood, re-
splepdent with decorations aud silver en-
brolderies. There was O depuiatlon OF the
Grand Crosses Of the Legion of Honor and all
the military and civil bodies Of the State were
gorgeously represented.
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SpefiaI Motirrs.
"Tall oaks from little acorns grow,
Largo streams from little fountains flow

aS SEVEN YEARS AGU THE PLANTA-
TION BIrTERs were but little known. To-day there
is nota nook or corner ofour land where they
found and used. The sal has reached the enormous
nj of Five Millions OF B,ttles ly and 1t is
constantly increasing. 1t only shows what can be
done with really good medicine, and q systematic
course OF making 1t known. Perhaps no medicine
in the world was ever 30 deservcdly popular as the
PLANTATION BrrrEHs. Go whore you will, among
the ricn or poor and you will always find these Bit
ters In use. Their merit has become in established
fact, ami cordially recommend them in ca .es of
dyspepsia, loss OF Appetite chls and fever, head.
ache, &C., sc.
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]INoLIsH IMauaRANTs FOE VIRaIN1A.-About
the 1st OF September, small party OF English
sporting gentlemen, headed by Captain Ash
land, passed through this city with tneir dogs,
guns and other sporting requisites, intending
to spend some time in the pursuit Of game
among the mountains Of the Blue Ridge. SO
satisfactory has been thoir experience, and so
well pleased with the country arc they, that
large tract of land hos beon purchased near
Gainesville on the Manassas Railroad. and
Captain Ashland and MIR. Samuel Warsley sail
ed from New York on Wednesday for the pur
pose of bringing out small colony Of English
emlgrants, which is expected to arrive about
the 1st of april, per steamer.
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~ WHY Is IT THAT THE FEEBLE
totter, with uncertain steps, over the face OF the
earth in IAN er every day Of falling victims to the
morbid IN Ia nces by which we are all surrounded,
when ,stcd and proven vegetable tonic, capable OF
endowlng them with the vigor they need, isprocura
BILE in every city, town and settlements 1t might
reasonably be thought that after the twelve ears
e1perieuce which the world has had Of HOSTEL
TER'S BrTTERs, I'LL would know that It's effect is
to prevent disease.
At this season the atmosphere is surcharged with
the seeds OF ntermtteuts, remittents, rheumatism,
pulmonary disorders, bilious complaints, and the
like Persons whose nervous systems are relaxed,
are the first to succucab to these dstempers Brace
up the nh, sical energies then with this potential
vegetable tonic 1t Is the most powerful recu perant
which the botanic kingdom has ever yiede to pa
tiont research and experiment. Try IL. The blind
est disciple Of the old medical dogm1s will at least
admit that tonic and alloradve. compoan ded oiap-
proved herbs, roofs and barks. can do no harm,
while the testimony Of thousands invites trial Of
its virtues.
y,oor Is tho thing most needed In those cases. as
well as in dyspepsia and nervous affections, and
HosIEr1ER's BITTERs is the safest, suress and
most wholesome strengthening preparation that
human Ski has yet concooted Asa tonic. 1t Is both
mild and agreeable to the taste, aud stimulating IN
its action upon tue system.
Hundreds of physicians havo abandoned oil tne
ocinal receipts and prescribed this harmless tonic
as preventive ond cure for ali Gases Of Ghils and
Fewer pao Faoruaryi3
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THE CATERPILLAR.
A Proposed Plan to Prevent its Kavag'
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

It was stated in volume published during
tie war, that it had been observed that hemp
cultivated as O border plant in gardens would
prevent the attacks of caterpillars, insects,
&c. This plant sown along with cotton alter
nately, or in the furrows, may keep off the
caterpillar from our fields. 1t may thus also
be source of profit.
The writer, from recent consideration o +
the subject, would suggest also the planting
With cotton the seeds of two or three Of the
plants which yield an aromatic or fetid odor,
or which gives out On emanation hostile TO
insects. These arc the wild chamomile or
May weed, the mifoil or yarrow. and the tan
sey. The ''Carrion Flower" (Snsi!ar hero acea),
which grows near Charleston, at its period of
inAoresence in August and September, is
sufficiently offensive for any purpose. The
difficulty will be to procure seeds for the COM
ing year. 1t may be tested on small scale by
those Interested. +. z. z.
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SPARES FROM THE WIRES.

Governor Bullock advises the Georgia Logis-
Jature to restore the colored members and ex-
c!uae every person who cannot take the test
oath.
The steamship Ariel, the pioneer of lire
between the. United States and Denmark, will
sail from New York for Copenhagen, oia South
ampton, March II. Ruser Brothers, the
agents in New York, have contracted to bring
several thousand Sclndinavians and North
German e,nigrallts during the year.
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Marrifo.

GLENUM-PETERsON.-Tn Philadelphia, Feb
rlary 4th 1882 Mr HENRY 6LhNUM OF Phtla.
de phia, Pennsylvania. to Miss MARY Il. PETER
SON, of Charleston, south Carolina.
CoNKLlN-MURPHY.-on Sunday evening Feb.
ruar 7th. by toe Rev. Father MooRE, Mr.. uENRY
c. CONKLIN. of New York, to MISS MAGGIE MU 4 :
PLY, Of Charleston, 9. c.
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Rs CHEROKEE REMEDY CURES ALL
UrIna y Com .lnnts. VIZ: Gravel. InaImmI I'll n Of
the Bladder aud ndeys, Retention Of Urinc, btric-
lures of the Ure hr. Drop ,ical swsngs, Brick Dust
Deposits. and all dis as,s that require diurotc,
ard when used In injunction with the CHGaoKE 6
NJcCrIOI, does not tai to curs G1norrheI, Gleet,
and al mucous Disc1 raos in Male or remalo, cur
Ing recent cases IN from to REQ days, is
peclaly recommeod:d IN those cases OF Pluor Albus
or Whites 10 FemGes. III, two medicines us!d In
conjunction will not fall t, remove tlis dlsasreeable
complaint and In those cases whare other medicines
have been used without success.
Price-Remedy, One Bottle, 81; Three Bottles So.
Phce-1njechon, One Bottle 90; Three Bottles s.
Sold In Charleston, 5. C.. by G.. ". aIMAR, Z. Il.
KkLLtRS CO., a. W. ECKEL & CO., W. A.
SKRINe and RaoUL l. LYNiH.
Fobru,rv 1S tutbseowSmos
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@ME ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyuue D1s.rIcs o. China he choicest
chops of GREE: AND ELACK TEAS ofnew easons.
which are unr ai!ed for their strength tad decacy
Df flavor. We warrant our EAS to b .ru and un-
uduterated, and ave general satisfaction. AS We
srs oosia. ty recep OF large ca:so's OF Teas We
arc enabled TO oNcr 10 the pubic tho finest chops at
,icn :hct may dell,rs Offer trf'rio- iea al.
trial ar:l compar!scn viii at once lrove th aessr-
tiou, and Only reGais for the pnb':c to judge fr
themselves WI. g CoRT:zJ & 10,
Nd 275 Kin .,.sreet-
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-~>--m~~~

Several tallors 10 Paris. trying to protect
ibeuselves from uon-paylug, lasliona ,lo young
men, adopted sysle:n .t figures wnion they
circulated among themselves, rating tnelr Gus
toners !. q 8, 4 S, 6. &C.. accordlIg 70 tleir
readines, 10 pay. Souo recipients OF tne iess
sne tl,e tailors fer hbe.. They recovered BOO
to 500 francs With Imprisonment add@d.
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agALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE
establishment of WM. s. CoRWfN & CO., No. ats
Z ug-strees, between Wentworth and Beaufain, are
OF the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but what
con be warranted as PUBL AND GENUINE. Thisis
nm established fact,
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the opinion of the court on the writ ofprohibi-
ton would be withheld.
The court has decided that the Confederate
cruiser Georgia, captured while sailing from
Liverpool, was legal prize OF war.
Both Houses in session tonight. the Senate
engaged on finance and the House on taxes.
Schenck expressed the hope that the Tax
bill would pass this session.
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ne THE CELEBRATED W. S. G. CLUB
HOUSE GIN. pure, soft and upequalled-W. s. COR
WIN l. CO., Sole Agents. Medical men of the high
est standing acknowledge that Gin, in s pure state
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence, and more particularly to those
who use 1t incidentally, as an article that only re-
aires to be known to be properly appreciated.
n;s- 81 80 per bottle SIS per case.
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oa- CHEROKEE PILLS, OR FEMALE

HT CHEROKEE PILLS, OR FEMALE
REGULAI oR.-Cure Suppressed. Excessive apd
Painful Mcnstruaion, Green Sickness. Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back, Hystercs, Sick
Headache, Giddiness, and oil diseases that spring
from irrcgul rity, by removing the cause and oil the
effects that ar1so from It. They are perfectly safe in
all cases, except when forbidden by directions, and
are easy to administer, as they are nicely sugir.
coated They should be in the hands Of every
Maiden, Wife and Mother in the land.
The Cherokee Pills are sold by oil druggists, as 81
per box, or six boxes for s6.
Sold in Charleston, S. c., by A. W. EoKEL CO.,
G. W. AIMAR. W. A. sKRINE, RAoUL l. LYMAN,
and E. q. KELLER5 & co.
February 16 D1o tuthseow3mos
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.HTTUY YOUR IEA aND Coffee FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe
Streets aud get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment In the city
Noyamber IL 3mo6
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THE NEW ADMINISTRATION
THE SPHINX SPEAKS.

OF the Congressional Commit
tee with the President eleot-Genernl
Grants Speech-He announces his Pol
icy-Economy, Retrencrment, the
Faithful Collection OF the Revenue.
and tho Payment of the Public Dcbt-
Unfaithful officials to Walk the
PLANK,
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FUs. s.a LATkA A. tLOrsUa,
VA SAVANNAH, FL FthNANDINA AND JACKSON

,:rae,, THE FIR<I-oAss sTRaNs
issfsgIsEs DICIAJOR. Captain L. M. CoxErTEH.
ufJl sail from Charleston eve' 7usrioy Eoe"nQ, ut
Eight o'cmck, iof the above points.
ihe q 81 cass steamer jIT1 r ~. Ja,ta'o Vm.
-. acNpLrY, Will all from Gh Tlcstoo every SatuT-
day Erenino, EiIht n'co:k, !ot uuore poInie.
,onn..;url with tho C'ntra l;aroaj ~ ava toah
for a!oai'e aud Ne Orleans, aud wI.h til, FLORIDA
HIiIruad ut Fcrna' din for Colae kevs at T1-ch
point seamers couuect with Nea orLans Mobile,
peEslco IT, Eey West and Il Tana-
1hrouuh Bills Iaiinl yiveu for Frsitht to Mobile,
pensicoIa and New Orleans.
BsM ,tcasscrs connect,n5 ,oEa r. !S. Hrrt's i.s1n-
tys Oetapdfd dna Gritn FIR SI0r Sp"snSSa ani Lakes,
Griffin Eustls, Hdr'ts O al Dar!G,a.
Aii trr,g'' yaole Il thc wtil's
Goods not removed ut suus-f a.. bs a!Hs>: at risE
ard expense OF Ow era
ao- Freight or pIssiSe e:.,:S;arc: !, ap.sf to
J. g. aINt!' :. y :, Gsnts.
-nnia h.la1ii' W,lirf
n. P.-No extra clilrga Tor dcI;s and >tlte-ooms.
Nnvpn,har n
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FROM THE STATE cAPITAL.

The Charleston Election ELL in the
House-The Speech Of DeLnrse-B RI
berry and Corruption-Sharp Passage
between Cerbin and Cain-The Port
Royal RaiIroad-Bills Signed by the
Governor.
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RECEIVERS NO rICE. THE UNDER
SIGNED, having been appointed Receiver OF Inc
late Arm Of DAWSON & BLAoKMAN, hereby givea
notice that all claims against said Arm must he pre-
sentel TO him, and oil persons indebted must make
to JNo 1. HUMPHREYS
January 13 No. 27 Broad.sreet.
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w-J. 8. MARTIN lLArE GRUBER L
M,RriN) will be pleased to see his friends and cu'-
sor,oys at wM s. CoRWTN + co, No. 270 King
street between Wentworth and Boaufain.
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ng-CoNSIGNEES PER MSHIP
MANHATTAN. from New York, arc hereby notified
that sEels d,scharging cargo at A'ger's Wharf THIS
DAY. Goods remainlng on The wharf at sunset will
be stored at exp, nso AMI rsi OF owners.
JAIES aDGEE & CO.,
Fetruary lG agents.
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SpefiaI Motilfs.

~CHEROKEE CURE, THE GREAT IN
DIAN MEDICINE, cures all diseases caused by sell
abuse. viz: spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness,
Night Emissions, Loss Of Memory, Universal Lass-
tude, Pains In the Blck, Dimness Of Vision, Prema'
ture Old age, Weak Nerves, Difficult Breathing >
Pslc countenance, Insanity, Consumption, and oil
diseases that follow as sequence OF youthful 1nd b.
cretious.
The Cherokee Cure will restore health and Vigor,
sion the emissions and effect permanent cure after
all other medicines have failed.
pce 50 per bottle, or three bottles for %. Sold oy
all druggists.
Sold in Charleston, g. c., by W. A. sKRINE,
RAoUL & LYMAN, A. ". ECKRL 4 CO., and E d.
KELLERs co.
February16 16 tuthseow3mos.
Nr AUDITORS OFFICE, CHARLESTON
COUNTY, CHARLESTON, February 18th. 1sSs.-The
attention of Assessors and all nparties concerned Is
called to the following extracts from the ActproviJ-
ing for the ASSESSMENT AND TAXATION OF
PROPERTY, in which, it will be seen, is described
nrop.rty liable to taxation. and of which inquiries
are made
"A,l the monies, credits. Investments in bonds
atocks Joint so.k companies or otherwise owned or
controlled BY him tine ta1plyer) whether in or out
of this State"
"1he vIIue of monies, including bank bills and
circulating notes"
.ihe ph ase siuvestments in stocks, as used IN
This net snail be held TO meaa and include all invest
ments OF money or means IL the evidences OF fndeot
edness other than bonds or bills designed to circu-
late as money, issued by any government or nhntc-
patv. and shares of the capital of any corporation,
company, or ASSOCIATION, and every inte. est II any
such shares or portion thereof F"
City Stocks are of course, liable to taxation under
the act above referred to, and must be returned by
the owner or party representing the owner thereof,
at its market value, on the first day Of September,
1868. Al. RANsIER, A. Q. q.
Eehrr1ary Is
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MAGNOLIA wArzn Superior to the bes. imported
German Co:osue, and sold at hIlf the prico.
February 16 tuthsS
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So DR. WRIGuT'S REJoVGNArING
ELK II, OR E,sENCE or LIFE, cures General
Dol. .isy, Weak rcs!, Hyso'rci il Fem les, apia-
ton OF tho Heart aud I'll Nervous lisca es 1t re-
etre. new life and vg 10 the age oiusn! tho lot
hlooj OF youth to course tho Veins, ros oiinp the
Org ns Of uaLer .ioa, --.noy,'s Inp)sdnc5 All Do
bility, Iesorug Me limo aud III vgor thus oV-
ing o perfact "trxIr OF L1ya" rem wing steriisy
und Blr clucss in both sex.s. 10 teyoI IN, III d.
dle ased aud aJ:d, .h0ro IL no groat,r boon than
this ";l!1ir Of Liz" 1t glv's new lease OF If,
causing tie weak and dobilat>d TO havo rrnewed
Strength and vigor aud tho entire sys.sm to thrill
with Joy und pleasure.
Price: ne bottle 81; Three bottles IS.
So.d IN Charleston. 5. c.. oy i. u. KELLERs &
CO., A. ". EuKEL & CO., g. ". A1AAR, ". A.
!HNINb and RAUUL h LYMAN.
tcbruary I6 p4o tuthseow3moa
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FuR EDISTO,
ENTERPRISE AND WAY LAND

INa5.
~ TIE STEAMER ST. HEt ENA,
Egsss.sslaafZ Captain JAMES G. RUHLEY. will re-
oei.e Frei4ht 7 BIB DAY and leave To-MoBRow
MoaNIso a. O'Clock, and Edisto 1HURsDAY NORM
ING at O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage apply on bo!rd or to
JOHN II MURR'Y,
Marhet Wharf.
The steamer leaves again MONDAY MoRsIHe 81
Q O'CLOCK. aud EJisto same dIy at II O'Clock M.
February 16
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EgrO CONSUIP rIYES.-EIlE ADfEk-
v1,rR having bc.n RS orci to he'lti IN ie"
y,.el by very simple remedy, afer hlYlnG salfer d
scy,.ra, rc.rs With severe u affection. snd sl at
a,,,d ..,s,asr Colsumo lon, Is anAious to n,lko
known to Iii. fellowship ers TIE meals OF eale.
10 all who desirci ne will senl copy OF the pre-
scr,psion Il cd Iftoe OF chafss, wi the dir'ch
for nrona.ins and using tho same which theY Will
ard sure euro Tor Consumption, Asthma. Gronchl-
tas &C. Th. object OF tho adv'rt CT in sendirg the
rrescrp lou Il 10 benefit the afflicted. and spread iu.
fr,uatiou which he conceives TO I've iaviluabe; and
he hopes every su.rer will try his remeiy as it will
cost them nothing nd may prove Blessing
Parties Vishing the prescription will please al
dress Rv. DWARD A. w1L,ON,
williamsburg Kings County New York
Fcbrunry3 amos
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20 BarCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. This
sp.cudlj uar Dye is The best N The world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; rem edcs the i'll effects OF bad dyes; lRvro-
rntes aad leaves tue hair soil and Saautu] tlack OF
Drown. Sold by ell prusglsto end P.rruirers; s"d
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Rastor7' no
yond~treet Neg Yors. Ayr January y
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nsTTHE EXTENT 10 WHICH tHE ADUL-

nDTHE EXTENT 10 WHICH LIE aDUL-
ITERATION of Liquors Is carried on in this coun-
.ry makes 1t the duly of tho purchaser to nVesti'
oate the merits Of the article offered for snle IL Is
wei, known fact that many of the Brandies, Wines
&C., are manufactured from rencn E1tracts, Essen-
ti.l Oils and alcohol, which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects.
Tho public Is justly Suspicious Of nearly every.
thing put up foS under the name OF Liquors, and
the tride has been brought into d,srepuse and in
order to nsur. to those who desire Pure Article, 1t
is only necessary for US to suy that we Import Duect
oil brandics, Wines and ius. and warrant thc@ per-
fec ly pure as ORIGINALLY imported.
All Botil d Liqu rs bearing tbe ihois OF W. ).
CoEWIN & 90, can bo relied upon as being pure.
h5-purchasers shouts no iso that the pa. or Cap
over tho cork is not Lroteu We pT FOR Bottles that
huyo our labels on, Ono Doll-r por dt'en, wien re-
tur. cd. -.
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sFESsAYs FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON lBE
Erro.s and abuses ip,deut to Youth and Ear!y Man.
hood with ths hunaae visw OF trestnent and eure,
eont by mai ee OF cIarge Address HOWARD
A. oGIA IuN, Nox P, Phi.adelpai;., Pa
January 20 sSnos
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EOR CHERAW

FOR CHERAW,
GEORGETOWN AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE
PhEDEE RIVER.
n- The >rE>MER PLANTER CAPT.
G5sEs.ssSn1=ZN G. u. WHITE IS rece vn2 Freight at
EccomInodLtlon wharf aud will leave ON WEDNESDAY,
MoasINa, the 18th 1nstant, at O'Clock.
apmyto to JOHN FERGUSON.
February Is
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INLAND RuUPE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
cHARIESIOS AND savANNAH sraAM PACKET
LINE, VIA EDISrU, BEAUFORT AND HILTON
HEAD,
CoNNECfIvG WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROlD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA
zr-oo,. TIE FINE, FAST STEAM E
aass:Ysl1stl : ss:Y1Stl PILOT BOY Captain FRNN PRcK. will
leave Cbarle,top IN Mo sDAY aud IHuRsDAY MORN
1Nos al Eight O'Clock Returning, will leave ,ayannah
! uRspAY MORNINGS at sight o'clock, aud FRIDAY
AyrERNoon at Two o'clock, tou;blnS 1t tdisto on
IRUaspAY trip from Charleston, at Eleveo A. M,
aud leaving Eoisto o. Mice a. SATURDAYS, oa re-
turn trip.
the steamer will touch at Chi;om's- each way,
every Two weeks, commencing with tr.pso; Febru-
ary 18th.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON.
Fahrnarv 18 Accomm datien Wharf
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TRAVHLERy PASSING THHoJGa
CHARLESTON EN- ROU rE TO FLORIDA. AIKEN
~r-e., And other places, should not fai
NEkSS$.S to lay In their supplies OF PROvIs.
L/5EfEl{J4la IONS, CLARErS, CHAMPAGNE
S44eAsS77&s93 -S4eIS73- OORDIALS, BRANDIE5. WaIS
KTES, WINES. CANNED MEATS, SOUPS. &c.
Pates of Wild Game. Deviled Entremets. Ham,
Turxev Lobster. etc., for Llncheons saEc "iches /,
Travellers Rspast, DC.
H8-Send for catalogue.
WIN. S. CoRWIN l. co..
No. 275 Kine-streei,
Between Wentworth and Beaufain,
Charleston, ). O.
Branch of No. 900 Broadway, corner 2oth street,
New York Ocfober18
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-16

s-s, THE FIR ,T.cLAss IRON SCREW
MHHssy f,s5 Steamship GOLDEN HJRJ, r. J :.
L/IT1iItx3Ho BLAcKLN Master, having oae-haH
--Saiss-ber ssaiss4s- cargo engaged and going on
board, Will meet With dispatch for the above port
to sail 90 or about the 10th ins ant.
For Freight engagements apply to
FeDruary9 ROBT. NUKE y W.