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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

Christopher Kenrick, his Life and Adventures,
by JOSEPH HATToN author Of The Taants of Barton,
Is the title Of an English novel just reprinted by g. r
Putnam Son. Without possessing remarkable merit OF
either style or construction having little plot, and
deneatng no characters, is nevertheless fairly
interesting especially in its descriptions of the life Of
young journalist the newspaper offices and thea
ters of English provincial towns Tho author has
borrowed the device employed successfully by Buwer
In My Novel," and made hs family and friends appear
and then commentators upon the story and upon
many other things which have little connection
with there is this difference in the OF the idea
shat Christopher Kenrck" purports TO be autobog
raphy and the characters consequently have the advant
age Of discussing their portraits In the course Of
these inerocutory chapters Mr. HatOn tells few
dotes about distinguished literary of the day. and
though the interpretations suffer terribly by inevitable
comparison with the family conversations Of the CaxOns,
they are upon the whole readable
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We have received from BrentanO a series of
attractive toy books printed in colors and published by
warne Co., London. One contains the popular fairy
of Diamonds aud Toads others are Picture Puzzle
Books in which the young people have opportunity for
the exercise of considerable ingenuity and the employ
ment Of favorite juvenile implement the scissors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

We have received The History of Pendennis, by
w. NJ THAcKERAY, in paper tHarper & Brothers)
Felrz Holt the Radical In the Library Edition Of GEORGE
ELIoT's novels The saIne) Bessie at School, by JOANNA
H. MATHEWS Robert Carter & Brothers) Les PetItes
Flles Noodles par Nine DE sEGUR Les GOters de Ia
Qrandnere, par Nine. T. CARRAUD, a reading book for
schools with vocabulary OF difficult phrases Boston
g. r. Urbiuo Les Princes de Fart par e. FALLET. col
lection of short biographical notices, he same) and
Death aud the AJtLVe beng eight evening lectures on
the summer-Land," by ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS,
enlarged by several additions Boston William White
Coz
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TEMPLE BER ON LADY BYRON.

1EMIIE DAN YIN LADA OihN~'
The October number of Temple Bar contains an
article Lady Byron by the writer OF the reinaih
able paper on 'Lord Byrons Married Life" when
appeared in the June number of the same magazine
II neither controverts nor confirms the narratve
Mrs Stowe, having been written before her iruo
Story" appeared as reply to writer III Dl@oNuOO",
but PREDATORY note is affixed to 1T, IN WHICH, "e
surprised to find the following PASSAGE r.,.
II has been supposed that in the paper ~ to charge
Bar magazine for last june Il was Save mputes to
aim This is a nisapprehension when nas ans Such an
700 great success in the labor believed to have been
Of rrevocabe separation Lord III on a Sat
nes ,ne in which might not be recon
,ad IN her husband. When IT was ADDED ~ "oau 10
than useless TO speculate upon the precise onenso
woso s nrobabiy known only to themselves (Lord ana
LADY, Ryron) aud to those two or three or perhaps
%n1f and perhaps at later time, Lady NOe 10 whom
seeking protection had been divulged by Lady Byron
1.-The crime aeged6y Mrs Stowe was by necessary in
terence, left out Of the dark catalogue
Certainly if this was the writer's meaning MS
labor to be obscure was altogether too successful
The purpose of this second paper is to SHOW from
Byrons own words and actions, that he really enter
tanned the highest opinion of his wifes truthiuness
and amiability; that whatever the charge made In
confidence to Mr.. Washington may have been. 1t was
an accusation of some crime hen0us enough to JUS
sify Lady Byrons subsequent behavior; that Byron
knew what 1t was, and submitted TO separation
rather than risk apublc disclosure and that it was
% bad he had determined to destroy himself If 1t be-
came known. What this crime was the writer IN
Temple Bar believes it useless to try to discover
"There is no longer excuse" he says, for awless
and uncertain thoughts wandering in the region OF
imaginary crime" Out of thousand possible
causes he suggests one: Suppose Byron tired to
poison his wife. But he is careful to warn us that
this is a mere hypothesis.
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gropo'aH.
opucS DEPOT ovARrSRsa.r.s,


JEYVERsoSyILLs Ind Oct q 1859. )
DROPOSALS.-Sealed Proposals Will be re-
ceye at this omc- 10th day November, 1859 for the
eight thousand e"mmon or TENTS more or less
viue to he furnished by the Government
The tents viii required made 10 accordance With the specocs
tons bx Order No 60 O. o. Of 1864 copies Of
viii vii be firnishol on application therefor
III. furnished che a. g. and delivered TO the
Depot Jacksonville Ind The ents when completed
20 he delivered at the place for Inspection
Ber, will the quantity materials OF each Kind required TO
conplrt. aud the for thousand tents
They whether they propose return for keep the cut
tngA
The date which the bidders the delivery Of
which they will continue 10 make deliver
will be stated IN the proposals.
proposal should he signed BY she Individual or 6m making and
certificate Of the Internal Revenue Assessor Of the
which the bidder resides that be regular licensed
dealer In by bond the OF IS 900 OF
certified y the Assessor OF the Internal Revenue for the Dis
ct reside conditioned the execution Of
good satisfactory sarees for the delivery Of the tents
fed 10 the proposal
The ghi 10 reject any Or bids n regarded dissdantageoas Is
reserved Government Bidders invited TO DO present al the
opening a.. ,
Proposals for the manufacture Of tents"
by order Of the Qnartermsste General U. y A,
J. A POTTER. Byt Brig Gen. L. 3. A.. Depot q II.
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Mafbimtrp.

Umpire W0OD-SPLITTING MACHINE
~ for SPLITTING OAK HICKORY, AND PINR For sale By
". 1. WILLIAMS, Patsntee aud Builder
l3t East Twenty tnh st.. Thirl.aye
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DEADY October 10,
IA Mr. RPEs SARGgSTs Domestic Romance IL blank verse.
Pnes 81 30 -tIsf
THE WOMAN WHO DAREDi
CARLETON's NEW PUBLISHING ESTAB-
LSHhEnT removed to The Worth House. Madison
conner OF Psye On the hahdsomest
store n KswYo PopehAn decorations models aud collar
K found A wholesale extensive assortment OF BOOKS In
se sTATIONBRY OF unsurpassed excellence
g. collection Of ek Are ssiset expressly o Lbrapss
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Nt6 Qualifications.
A MEXICAN HOTO-LITH0GRAPHI cos
IN OFFICE has been removed 70 No 40 ful,on-st. N T.
This DAY PUBLISHED.
OLIVER OPTICS NEW BOOKS.
TIKI LAKE SHORE SERIES.

THIS DAY PUBLISHED
OLIVER OPTICS NEW BOOKS.
THR LAKE SHORE SERIES
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT; Or THE YOUNG BSGiXEEE TRE
LAKE RAILROAD lemO. Illustrated 81 rs
LIGHTNING EXPRESS Or. The RIVAL ACADEMIA snO Illus
trsted 81 IS
TIME Or The YouSs CAPTAIN OF rHE UcAYoA STEAMER
Homo, illustrated 81 rs
SWITCH OFF: Or The wAK sruDESrs isnO, lustra
BED. slza
SERMONS. LETTERS. AND SPEECHES ON
SLAVERY AND ITS WAR.
From the passage Fugitive slave bill to the Inauguration
President the Rev Gilbert Haven Crown Svo. tinted
per beveed boards. gait top 81
SPEECHES, LECTURES, AND LETTERS,
By Wendell Phillips New edition. Crown sVO. With Portrait
e2@
A NEW NOVEL.
HESTER sTR0NGs LlPE WORK. Or THE MYSTERY SOLVED
BIZ Mrs s. sOutbvOrth Of Lawrence Monroe &e GmO
cloth 81 50.
THE PILGRIM IN VERSE.
BUSYANs PILGRIMS PROGRESS, By Rev. Porter
Dyer. limo, snted paper a.
By al Booksellers Sewdsaers and sent BY mail post
paid receipt Of Phes.
LEE SHEPARD.
PUBLISHERS, 148 WESTINGHOUSE, BOSTON.
TE'HE SCALPEL, No Al, contains three lee
y The % II s a d sSr s c: ?. Srgrs and
BY the UrbroOe vacocse PFuls Psure
Ss Ss.i ss|s: & % , a. A % .s
w orssns Pe 50 eehta Address the EtOr 31I or A.
GUST BRENTANO 80 708 Broadway
the Of Dr. Dixon the whsIe kaman
xace"-fHoraee Greeley.
E.:s a T ;:,. & g: ;,. teach every
placed The profession and under
n bis sroeept popular worf Thomas wss Review 10 teedsu
Iaooeut
ps Mott and Basic Dr. Dixon hs, beugh thirty yea Of
subject Of Pelvic He
bis and
Inventions In The profession Medical sur
Vr pages ssgauy printed The 10 volumes OF 500
raees each lettsred and indeEec, eia
pOfsoasl letters ssa .. literary sennvssons must be
One hsan from % g. 70 3, and ] 70 g. evenings
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None, continues easy 697 per cent call dealers
In Government bonds offered large amounts ut the
lowestrate Commercial paper shade easier primo
name beng quoted at per eent Shipments Of
rencs 10 the South aud West checked, from the In
ability of the banks procure small notes. Gonsider-
able amounts have been ordered from NewOrleans and
otherpoints South which Will be forwarded rapidly
as possible. The delay Of the Government In furnishing
circhs
Sterling exchange has been dull and steady bos!s
OF l)et for prime 6o-day bills, and 1904 for sight.
Tie Sub.Treasury ciosed to-day, In accordance
win the orders from Washington.
The Erie and susquehanna Railroad fight has come to
an amcable end the former road leasing the susque
hsnna property period Of 90 years. accept
able to the stockholders.
The annual election Of the Erie Railway Company TAKES
place tomorrow at their Office, Of Twentythird
It. and Eighth.ave.
The suspension Of the house OF Fzhugh Jenkins was
officially announced at the Stock Exchange to-day.
The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road for the first week In October were:
1885,. ssaTis 81 1885,. so er ~ Decrease sics
The earnings Of the North Missouri Railrosd for the
month Of September were
tsoe e73 669 1908 zoe a6s eisi6o
The imports Of specie ut this port have been olows
Total far the week sl tine. 1853 e6e
Previously reported. ao2 ga same tine 1871. 20Ig
Total sines Jan l. 1863 si.ses.4as
The exports of specie have been as follows;
time 1854 s0f
Previously reported &c 6e3 So Same time, lss7... 4ii s11
--------lSame tine, 1885,. 81 Bs gl4 y
Total snes l6a s27Ssss sssns time iS6.... aasss3
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u.ss2os. Rag. JAkPr.Bs 6list
U. 5. 32Us Ces. 6S.....lls Oils,
Q. s s.sns. Coup. '6Y. ne elisy
U. \. 3-2os. Coup. '6S. ..lB 1ll9
o. 4. io-40s, Registered looi 2 lcql
q. n lo-sos. Coup. iost 0iVS !
Gsld.................lSs stl3ef
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THE MONEY MARKET.
,ALEs AT THE STOCK ExCHAEak.-FIasT GALL,
l04 O'CLOCK A. N.

| u, 900 q s $40 Con. IS n.....iIs
1880 U 8 %. Currency. ......iOs
I.Wo''''.'................ ..iosi
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THE PILGRIM IN VERSE.
BUNYANs PILGRIMS PROGRESS, IN By Rev. Port
Dyer. limo, ented paper 81
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NEW NOVEL.
HESTER sTRONG's LlPE WORK; Or, THE MTsTERT SOLVED
BIZ Ma s. A. soubvOrth author Of Lawrence Monroe" &e 6mO
sloih 81
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tine weak at 5Xc. Rosia quiet and Steady strained
81 75a1 80. Crude turpentine sseady at 81 S6a2 90
Tar 15c lower; Sc 80. Cotton nat.
AUGUSTA, February a5.-cotton dull, with de
Ginning tendency; sales 2es bales; niddlings 27hc
receipts $40 bales.
SAVANNAH. February 25.- Cotton dull; sales 2Oc
bales; prices noninal raiddlings 2sa2sc; receipta
ss5 bales exports coastwise S17 bales; to Liverpool
1856 bales
MOBILE February e5.-cotton nothing done Low
middlng nominal Receipts 1SS. Exports l76.
NEW ORLEANS, February 25.-Cotton very dull,
and akc lower; m,ddlinss 2s; sales 14oo; receipts
2S79. Gold SO. Sterling 44Aa44h; commercial 4SI
ASK; New York sight exchange par to Il premium.
Sugar advanced common 12Hal3; fair Is; yellow
17H. Molasses active and unchanged-falr 76a75;
prime TSaS0
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Market by reie%rapn.
FOREIGN MARKETS


LONDON February 25 Neon. - CoDsols, 80.
Bonds. T9iS.
Evening-The bullion in the Bank of Encano has
dec oased two hundred thousand pounds. Bonds
s6h. 1allow ASS Sd. Sugar dull
LIVERPOOL. February 25-Noon Cotton dull;
uplands, lad; Orleans, 12Ad; sales 1000 bales.
Bread tufts quiet.
M-Uplands, 1lXd; Orleans, 121Sa12Md.
Bacon. 57s Cd.
Evening.-Uplands rzsd; Orleans 1870. Gales
6otU b les.
BAvnE, February o5.-ootton closed quiet, both
on the spot and afoaL.
HAvuH. February .5.-cottsn opens dull; on the
spot. Ii lie.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW Yon1. February 2j-N ION Stocks strong
and adv ucng. Mo- ey oasy ut 6,T. Stcrllng. 9H.
Gold, SEX. s2's, 15E. Cotton lower at 2sIlc.
vening-Couon heavy and lover; :a!es 500
bl,cs Mt OK Flol- more doing decline; super
fine stie SIS TJI6 %; common TO fiir ezra southern
at SG35ss 80. Wheat h'avy. Com uEchan' cd
w,i,c Southern g.; ycI.ow 9Gjs; New Orleans a5'
por, lower; new ncss 3i1:; 81 Lard fiji or, i9lsa
1852. whi>kcy moro rc:iv: 94iz-95. sugar firn
and quiet; Muscova,io i22ia1iH. Other Srocsrcl
dull. lurpcn,iue 5iM.55. Resin SO 55ss. oa!5a
shad, firmcg Governments very firm. COS l6ti.
Money easy II 5A7 per cent. Sterling 9. Go 3-isa
S3H. southern securities firm; North Caroin's
new, 60; Tennessee, 81; now 65I; VTg nils 81
L1uisanas 73 lvvee bonds CD. ttocks closed stead!
Tut not active.
CINCINNATI, February 25-Famy flour s6%.
Corn G5aGG. Whisley firm at 50. Pork. no sales
Bulk shoulders sold ut 1873. sides held ut Az
bacon nomlual.y unchanged; no demand Lard
dull; held at 1873.
ST LoUI:, February 25 -Flosr dull. Pork 0rrncr
at S31Ia3l,S. Bulk mea firm. Bacon 6rmer
Shoulders 1ialiX Sugsroued hams ID. LARD
quie; at 1920 Whsgey W.
LOUISVILLE February 25.-;1ess rork sS2. Lard
OK Bulk shoulders IL. lear sldes IG1E BIcor
shoulder. Il. Gle ,r sides Tx. Flour S. <aG. Corr
6l Wniskes e3IGi
W1LsNeruS, N. c., February 25.-spiHts turEen'
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ksg Persons depositing letters in the Postofhce
win please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but viii be sent to the Dead Letter
os.e February &c
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Exports for the Week ending THURSDAY y
February Is.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
British steamship Golden Horn
St5 bags Sea Island Cotton, 24G3 bales Upland
Cotton, loco bags Cotton seed. IA bbs k"sin
MAJORCA AND BARcELnNa-Per spanish bril-
Morey-lG4 bales Upland cotton, 25j bulS Gosiu,
90 bbs lar, 900 feet Lumber,
DOMESTIC.
BOsTON-Per schr S Bammond-24S bales Cot
ton 212 ticrces Rice. 81 Dbs II sin. ~ bhds
G bbls and 90 tons Iron, l trunk and boxes
Mdsc. cask Phosphate Rock. Per schr Narra-
eansett-Inward cargo.
NEW YORk-Per steamship Magnohs-ll bags o
Cuttos, 767 bales Upland Cotton. a2C ticrces Rice,
Al tbs Rosin, 90 bales Yarn, 40 PACKAGES sun
dries, s rolls Leather, Is bbls Liquor -.
Per steamship James Adger-S31 tales Up
land Cotton. i2l tier es Rice 81 bb Syrup,
80 blies Yarn 60 bundles Paper, 10 hhdS Hides.
2 bales Hides, 52 packages Sundrles. .Per
steamship t;anuattan-o65 bales Upaud cotton.
81 ba es 6. Island Cotton. 80 telccs Rice, 81
bales Yarn 33 bb.- syrup, 81 packages suudr'es,
90 empty arrcls. Per steamship Saragossa-
9l7 bales Upland Cotton. 40 pales Yarn. - tc'
Rice, IS bbls Rosiu, s. pac iig.s sundrles'
Per schr W Smith-262 bales Up
land Cotton. 100 casks Rice. l54 bbl' Rosin, '5O
empty Ale Barre s. 245 empty Carboys, cotton
Gins, tiorces Phosphate Rock Piano, 80 ouV
feet Resawed Lumber. .....P Per schr lda kicn.
ardson-60,0 ,002 feet Hew Timber, f''Uoo lee'
Resawed Pitch Pine Lumber.
PHILsDELPHI N-Pcr steamship Premetheus-l26
tierces Rire, 457 bales Upland Cott IN. $3.50 feet
Lumber. So bales Yarn, "A packages Fruit and
Supdr:es.
BALTTMoRE-Per steamship Maryland-o tlerces
Rice, 1879 bales Upland cotton. AZ tons Phosphate
Rock. II bales Rope Cuttings Q packaseS aides
and Rags, bales Yarn, IS packages Dried Fruit,
&c, $4,000 feet Boards sc empty Barrels. .Pee e
steamship Fa;con-231 bales Up'and Cotton, Al
tierccs Rice 20 bales Yarn and VAST. 70 cssk3
CLAW. hhds Hides. 10 packages hrult, O,oOC
feet Lumber. 0 Packages. Per Fchr ,hiloh-
ls3OOO ieet Lumber. Per schr Certie Lewis
1l2 tons Phosphate Rcck. ,o
PROVIDENCE, 4 I-Per sclrr T Baker-150,o ,ooC
feat Flooring Boards.
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financial ana Commercial.
The Churleston Money Market.

THURSDAY, February 25, 1869.
Securities were generally dull throughout the
week. Tho demsnd was extremely limited, and
transactions being light prices are comparatively
unchanged The appreciation in Southern bank
bills continues, aud they are held shade higher
than at the last quotation. marked improvement
is noticed in City OF Columbia bonds and coupons
the former bringing 65a70 and the latter 10. south
Carolina Railioad shares have aovanced-~hoie
shares A to As, half shares 90 to 29 South caro-
lima bonds are held at II to 7e. The stock Of the
Peoples and First National Bank is held at le2 Gas
stock % to 2oH. Other securities remain the same
as quoted last week.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofhce at
Charleston, for the week ending FEBRUARY 20
1869, and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston.
H1-Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised"
ss3- Office hours from A. n. to p NJ On Sum
days, from to p. NJ
STANLEY G. 1RoTT. Postmaster.
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February &c

NINE YEARS IN HOSIERY FAcroRY.-For
nine years past have been cunnected-ln the
capacity of overseer Of the knitting aud stitch
ing Gepartments-with hosiery manu1actu lug;
and am ire to state that of the different
kinds Of sewing machines, have found noue
so we'll adapted tor General use III making up
hosiery go,,ds as the Wilcox & Gibbs. Eff y
per cent more work can be done on it than any
other machine in given time; while tho co..
for repairs is at least five TINES less.-lL Le or
OF J. Z. Delahunty. vverseer ut Adams Hosle.y
Mills, Cohoes, N. Y, December 13. 1866.
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Thurstoa Holmes, W Webb. J N Wohltmann,
walker, Evans Cogswell, Wagener Monsees,
Waude Mining and Manufacturing Co. F q Whitney,
werner Ducker. 8 " Williams & Co. W Yates, B
& AP Caldwell, Platt.
schr Hyne, Glover, New York-1o days. Guans.
To Risley & Creighton, Sloan, Pelzer, Rod
GERS & Co, Graeser & Smith.
schr Iona, Kendall. New York; days. Guano.
To Pelzer, Rodgers 4 20, and others.
schr s Grove, Weaver, Bsltmore-7 days fren
the Capes Guano d Ndse. To the Master,
Railroad Agent y Railroad Agent Robson,
R Prlngle, Kirkpatrick & Witte, Goodrich, Wiaeman
scbr Rachel Seaman. High, Bslimore-7 days
from the Capes. Patapsco Guano. To Courtenay
Trenholm.
Steamer City Point McNelty, Palatka via Jackson
willie. Fernandina Savannah, &c. 18 bales Cotton,
and Mdsc. 1o j D Aiken Co, Mantoue Co, F
Taylor Co. Moffstt Wharton, Williams: J
G " spoissegger, Byrne L Fogarty, G, j Nixon,
W Ryan, J Dapray, schhmer.
Cleared Yesterday.
British steamship Golden Horn, Blacklin, Liver
pool-R Mure 4 Co.
steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore-courtenay &
steanship Magnolia, croweIl, New York-Rayenel &
Spanish brig Morcy, vidal Majorca and Barcelona
wP Hall.
Sailed Yesterday.
Yacht Henrietta, Tooker, New York.
From this Port.
steamsL ip Maryland. johnson, Baltimore, Feb 49,
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, ct Baltimore, Feb %.
Shipnews by Telegraph.
sAvANsAH, February 25-Arrived, schr Donna
Anna from Gardcnas.
Cleared, steamship Livingston for New York; ships
Mary Durkee and Lady Havelock for Liverpool;
bark Lampiighter for New York.
Memoranda.
schrs Hamm ond for Boston, and Ida Richard.
son for New York. reported previously won't to sea,
has core to anchor in tho stream In consequence OF
the prevalence OF heavy NE blow.
The schr r lon, Jasper, from Georgetown, G,
arrived at Antigua, stJohn's, February 10.
The ship r Winthrop. which sail d from Liver
pool for this port has been compelled to put back In
consequence of heavy gales. Captain Stewart, OF
the Winthrop makes the following statement in the
Liverpool papers:
LIVERPOOL. February 5-Left Liverpool January
% for charleston, s G. Since then have had con-
tnu1iion OF heavy gales from y tn ". Have been
twice sW of 1uskar and driven back to Bardsey. On
the ID int. when of the Bishops the ship leaking
badly W th chain plat,s started and loss OF salts,
kept off for Liverpool. In coming hack, oil the way
strewn with dcals also passed several bari els and
Two large boxes painted green, Arrived IN the Mer'
sey at 8 NJ, on the 4.h instant
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,rrrred Yesterday.

sohr Marian Gage. slepaard. New York DAYS
Nds-. 10 Wm Roach & Co q Adser CO. An
dew. & .alyo, Adams, Damon s. Co, Il Bi.chof &
10 I N BRISTOL " NJ Bird Co. Bro"n am
err,n Barhicy Co. MoDuf Cohen, IL Conla 60,
Z q Ii ussell, L vi cater. Campsen Go, Do"le y
Nose, G. anann Il .u,wa kr, Hart Il 20. Hunt Il
Co. r uul sev, ~ Hacker, X he th Jeforia & 20,
Jennings Tnornson co, Il atte 20. aiar-
shal! & Bur e. 4 LANCER. " elil olney Co, D
O'Nri u sou, q PauEni',, Rail- oid Agent,
Der, stenhouse Co. w G. Irott, Tobias hons,
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Ayers Cst.iartic Fills.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF a FAMILY
PHYSIC,

Are so compos d that disease wlsh!p tho ra1Te 9
their action can rney Withstand o. evada thoIn.
Their pact .ating properties soicch, and Gle use,
and inv:gorlte every .o:tion OF the human organ
fu cling its diseased actio and rest ring rs
healthy vilaliliea AS consequ nco oil these Pre-
Dc ties the invalid who IS DJwci dow: with pain or
phy.ic debility ls astonSheJ 10 fnd his heal OF
energy restored by remeJy 1T oEce so simple and
invu G.
Not only do thoy cure tho everyday complaints
of everybody, but also many formidable aud danger
ous diseases. The agent below nam d Ii leased 70
furnish gratis my diner can IN rae, coniainlng
certificates Of their cures and directions io thelr
uso in TIE following comp a!nts Costlveness,
Heartburn Hcidachp arising from DISORDER OF
stomach, Nausea Indigestion. Pain in and MorDid
Inao,l. of the Bowcs, tlruicnc LOSS OF Appo'
tie, Jaundlce, and other kindred complaints ar1s.
ing from low state OF tho bod OF obs rucl'n OF
It's fune lons They an excellent aitsratve Tor
the renovation OF the BIO d and t;le res ora ion OF
tone aud strength TO the system debitated by dis
ease.
PRBPAnED BY
Dr. j. T.. AVER & CO.,
Lsw.ll. Mass.
Sold nt wholesale by DOWiE & NOISE.
thsrles ton, = e.. and by 6etal Druggists every
where. Ia hnS5mosa.-pao December %!a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-26
THE DAILY NEWS.
The Muestones.

Seventy milestones on the road,
Ihe road on which VIC travel
Sometimes through the bog ana nnre'
Sometimes on the gravel;
Sometimes Ger the yolvst grass,
Or through the forest alleys;
Sometimes Ger the mountain tops.
Or through the pleasant valleys;
Sometimes through the garden walks,
Light Of heart and CHEEKY;
Sometimes o'er the jagged stones,
With bleeding feet and weary.
Half my milestones lie behind,
More than half, reckon,
And can see 7 hing before
That seems to nod and beekon.
Let 1t beckonI Lot it nod
Ny knees are supple-j -jointed;
It cannot stop me if it would
Before the day appointed.