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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

Carroll OF 4, and the City of Cairo at P. NJ. Up:
Coosa at Z, Tom Farrow at 10 A. NJ, Louisville at
l. Belle of Alton at P. NJ. River eleven inches
higher. Weather clear and pleasant.
VIcEsBURG, Feb. ls.-Passed up: Kilgour at 6
this morning. River rising.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. lS.-River rising here and
above.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. Is.-River falling nine feet
four inches in the canal.
MEMPHIS, Feb. ls.--westher clear and warm.
River ten inches higher. Departed: henry
Ames and Belle Of st. Louis for St. Louis, Rich
mond. Thompson Dean. Alaska and Magenta for
New Orleans, Indiana for Louisville.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. -Noon.-Bsrometer
s0:25 Wind northeast and light. Arrived: Ship
Ella 6. Thayer, Thompson, sixty days from Havre,
In ballast, TO W. z. Bu6dendorf. Sailed: Steam
ships Morgan, W. G. Hewes, Gov. Marvin. and
Santiago de Cuba.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Feb. 18--6 P. M.-Barometer
1920. Wind northeast, light. Arrived: Steam
shin Hudson, Fairchild master. from Indianola, 10
master. Sailed Bsrks Rssario. Favorite, Buens
Ventura, and Maria; brigs Sinque, Sorrelle and
Societat.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

AK ARMY UNDER PAY.-A Washington special
of the 18th says: The quartermaster general
sent documents to day, to the military committee
of the House, showing the number OF persons
employed in the department, from which it sp
pears that the total number of civilians employed
is 10 l94. The number OF enlisted men employed
for civilian duty ia 4l7S making total of IL 672
The pay per month Of the civilians Is $442 ,592,
and for the enlisted men S26, ,l2l. The men are
employed chiefly as clerks, laborers, supern
tendents. storekeepers, messengers, tradesmen,
etc. Similar reports ere expected from the other
depsrtments Of the army.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 1S.-A blacksmith named Ennis
was shot last night. Frank Murray has been ar
rested ss the pefpetrator.
MOBILE. Feb. lS.-The Southern Press Associa-
ton appointed a committee to-day looking into
the propriety of sn independent news service.
FouJteeD papers taking telegraph reports were
Represented. No delegates present from Louisi-
ana or Virginia chiefly from Georgia and Ala
bema.
4 OTTAWA, CAN, Feb. ls.-The Newfoundland
legislature by 20 to s adopted an address recon-
mending union with Canada.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

TORNADO AT HATSEs's BLUFF. MIss.-Loss of
Life and Property The vickshurg Times of
the 18th says:
MIL. c. Culkin. who came down from Haines's
Bluff Yesterday tells US Of very heavy tornado
which visited that section last Saturday night.
The dwelling house Of George Dardsn was blown
down, wounding both he and Mrs. Darden. Ali
the cabips on the plantation were also destroyed.
Twenty thousand feet of lumber lying at Haines's
Lending was carried one and half miles into the
interior The plantation quarters (built Of brick)
of Mr.. Ben Roach were ali destroyed, killing three
negroes end wounding many others. The new
dwelling of Mr.. Brusce was also blown down,
and trees, fences and cattle were hurled in every
direction. Mr.. Culkin did not know OF the further
damages done by this terrific storm, but they
must have been immense.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19
FROM yICKsBURG.
SIN GULAR ENT.
Col. Walker Brooke Nearly Choked tt
Death by an Oyster.
HIS THROAT CUT TO ENABLE HIM
TO BREATHE
SMALL EoPEs OF HIS RECOVERY

Especial Dispatch to the New Orleans crsscfntl
VIcKsBURG, Feb. ls.-Col. Walker Brooke, a
distinguished lawyer of this city. was almost
choked to death this afternoon while attempting
to swallow an overgrown oyster.
The garrison and private physicians rendered
every assistance.
BE still survives, but lite hopes entertained
OF his recovery. Ivy GREEN.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19
FRON EUROPE.

The abuse of the RsRht or Assembling In
Fraaee--The COrLea Wants n Re-arr@Iga-
ment Of the Cabinet.
PANS, Feb. 1S.-The minister Of the interior
announces his intention 20 suppress the abuse Of
the right of Assem- bling in public meetings.
MADRID, Feb. ls.--The Cortes requested Serra-
no to re arrange bis Cabinet.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19
FROM BOSTON.

Arr..t of n Freedmer's Bureau Absconder.
BosroS. Feb. ls.-John W. Coleman is under
arrest, charged with sbsconding from Baton
Rouge, La, with funds belonging to the Freed
mems Bureau, with which he was formerly con.
proof is said to be strong against him.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

Nspoleon's speech VI ss telegrsphed to and pub
lished in the London evening papers several hours
hundred telegraphers we're assembled at the main
Office, and all worked at the same time. There
being four wires 10 London. the 1890 words
reached that city before they were received else
where--i. e., in fourteen minutes. IL was trans
mitted 10 Berlin In sixty-nine minutes, and to
Vienna in one hour and fifty minutes.
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RIvER HKwS.

CAIRo. Feb. ls.-Psssed down: Alaska at ii
P. n. Yesterday; Belle Memphis at Z A. NJ; Rich.
mond al A. NJ, and Mollie HaRbleton at P. NJ.
Up: Arthur at A. NJ, and Magenta at 6 P. NJ.
River rose II inches.
CAIRO, Feb. Is.-Passed down: Forsythe at 8,
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THE CRESCENT'S DISPATCHES.
WARRINGTON.
Favorable Report on the Nevada
Tunnel.
The Copper Tariff Bill Expected to
Become a Law.
JOE HOLT PROBABLY TO Be SECRETARY OF STATE.

Especial Dispatch to the New Orleans CrescentI
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-House committee on
mines and mining report favorably on the Sutro
tunnel, Nevada.
The copper tariff bill win probably not be We.
toed. 1t can be carried over the veto.
Joe Hclt will probably be secretary of state.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
The Suffrage Amendment in the Senate.
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION BILL
PASSAGE OF THE BANKING AND CURRENCY BILL
BY THE HOUSE.
Mississippi Dropped for the Session.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
Unanimously Opposed TO the
alabama Treaty.
THE ASSASSINATION CONSPIRATORS.
Consul, General at Havana
ERlSInG NAMES FR1M THE SENATE DISABILITY
NIB. AND MRS. GRANT VISIT BUTLER.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

Humpty Dumpty, Humpty Dumpty. Noe, Moe
Benefit, benefit.
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Females owing to the peculiar and important relations
wsichthey sustain their peculiar organization the offices
she5perOrS are subject to susnga Freedom from
these contribute in small degree heir happiness and
welfare for none can be happy who H. Not snly So
no one vriOus Female long suffered
'ur on without involving the general health Of the ndvid
nsl, spd ere lsng producing
PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE.
Nor h pleasant to consult physician the relief Of
these vsou delicate Affections and only upon shs mos.
nssentnecessity viii stye sacrifice great
sstcharm to DO this The viii thank rs For
pscne In their hands simple specifies be found
ecaOus In relieving and curing every one Of those
troublesome complaints peculiar to the sex.
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HELMaoLD's EXTRACT OF sucHu.

Hundreds suffer IN silence and hundreds Of others apply
vsin druggists and doctors who either merely antaiss
them with the hope of apply remedies which make
themworse would not wish to assert anything that would
DO injustice the afflicted. but obliged to hat
Soueh may produced from excessive exhaustion ohs
powers lie By isbOOrs employment unvhoesome air and
ood msnstrustion, the Of tea and coffee and
reouent childbirth is far oener caused BY direct irritation
applied to the mucous membrane Of the vagina itself.
When reviewing the Of these distressing complaints
nj mos. painful TO contemplate the attendant evils
cue tupon them It but simple Justice the subject to
erunerate few OF many additional which so
srgey affect the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

Mrs. ODoNovAN (Rossa) seems to have car
ried Augusta by storm. The papers speak in
the most glowing terms Of the excellence Of
her style OF reading, and committee Of inf1u-
ential citizens have insisted upon her giving
second reading in Augusta, which she has con-
sented to do to night She will consequently
not arrive in our city until tomorrow after
noon.- Bernard O'Niel. Esq, and Captain
James Nj. Mulvaney have been appointed
committee to receive this unfortunate lady
upon her arrival hero.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

RoBBERY AND ATTEMpT TO RoB.-Some THE (
entered the residence Of Mrs. Oourtenay, OF
the foot of Broad-street, near Rutledge, and
with the aid OF o dark lantern went an over the
house, taking all the wearing apparel he co,sid
get. When he neared the bed room some ONE
of the family, who was sitting up, heard the
noise, when the thief fed, carrying his
plunder. 9a''a fE
Two nights ago some one effected an en-
trance into the residence OF Mr.. Robertson, on
1utledg ,, near Broad-street. by cutting away
tine blinds OF tho lattice door ON the front pi-
azxa. The burglar must have been frightened
Oh, as he did not succeed In getting anything.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

OFFICE OF The NEWS,
CHARLESTON. s. c.. April "a. 1869.

OFFICE OF THE NEWS,
CHARLESTON, s. c., April "a, 1859.
The undersigned, proprietors OF The
CHARLESTON NEWS, have this day bought out
the presses, type and fixtures Of the job Print
ing Office formerly owned by Messrs. Parry &
Little, and will in future conduct the same as
THE News JOB OFFIcE, in TIE NEWS building,
No. 149 East Bay, third floor.
purchase of additional presses and material of
the latest and most improved styles, and the
undersigned are now prepared to execute all
expeditiously, neatly and cheaply as it can be
doue anywhere in the South.
RIoRDAN, DAVIS ON g. Co.
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D0TTERER'S GRAIN MILLS.
Corner Calhaun and AIexander-streets

MANUFACTURES GRIsT, CORN MEAL, PEA
XXl MEAL. and feed of all kinds. Family orders
supplied by WAGON. Having purchased an interest In
the above Mill, am now prepared to supply my
friends. Those desiring to give me their custom
can do SO by leaving their cards at either the follow
Ing places where boxes will be found: Foaarte's Book
Store, King g.street Southern Express Company Meet
street; Walker, Evans Cegswell. Broad-street,
J. A. Quackenbush, East Bay Orders for goods to
be shipped must be left by halfpast Zen O'Clock, A.
n. No charge made for drayage. All communica-
uons addsessed to g. GOURDIN PINCKNEY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

PRIZES FOR TEE GRAND PARADE.-There are
on exhibition at Whilden's. corner Of King and
Beaufain streets, five elegantly chased silver
gohlets, inlaid with gold. They are the prizes
to be distributed on the 9th to the winning
companies. Oae for the steamers, one for the
hand: engines, one for the trucks, and two for
the visiting companies. one hand and one
steam. These prizes are to be presented in
behalf OF the Board OF Firemasters, by George
II. Walter, Esq. after the. contest. They are
beautiful specimens OF workmanship, and will
remain on inspection to-day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To HoUsEKEEPERs.--Nob bousekeercr is COM
pletely equipped for her household duties with
out one OF those useful an complete Washing
List Books, just completed by our friends,
Walker, Evans and Cogswell.
Ask the gentleman Of your house to stop at
No. Broad-street, and purchase one for you.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. - The steamer ST.
Helena, Captain VIM. III. Cannon, will make an
excursion trip round the harbor this evening,
leaving Market wharf at eight O'Clock and
returning at ten O'Clock.
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND SIIvERwARF.-The
house OF VIM. G. Whilden h Co., at the corner
OF Beaufain and King streets has now on hand
a full assortment of watches, jewelry and sill
yer ware Of the newest and richest styles. Also.
largo lot OF French china and English gran
ite ware, of direct importation This concern
has long enjoyed frst class reputation for the
quality+of it's goods, while its prices are always
reasonable.
CHEAP PAPER.-A small quantity, to close
out old lots.
Account Papers-2O cents per quire. or So per
ream.
Good Foolscap Paper-15 cents per quire.
Fine Note Papers quires for 25 cents.
Fine Note Envelopes-3 packages for IS cents.
For few days only, at Walker, Evans &
Cogswell's Stationery Depot, No. 8 Broad
Street.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest tCtrculatton.-TyyED DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
COGNIZED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVIS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE Law
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

The SPRING STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
This church, which is now undergoing re-
pairs, is still in need of the assistance of the
friends Of the cause. Rev. J. r. Pickett is
grateful for the pecuniary aid rendered so far,
but is still compelled to ask further support,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

ST. GEoRaE's SooIErY.-At the annual meet
ing of this society, held on Friday last, ,the fol-
lowing ofdc ers were unanimously reelected:
II. P. WALKER President
g. GRAvELEY, Vice-Preeident
A. E. MILLER, Treasurer.
O. e. WALKER, Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

THE WANT OF WATER.-There is a general
scarcity OF water in the city; a'number Of the
cisterns have run dry, and the people on all
sides are sorely pressed. There are several of
the public pumps on the streets that need re-
pair, especially the one in Meeting street, near
the Guardhouse. If this evil we're remedied. the
distress might in measure be relieved. A
good long rain just now would be- generally
welcomed - ,.i.T
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

TIE WHITE FAwN, with it's beautiful scenery
and effects. including the Partisan Co,.ps de
Ballet. will be produced at Hibernian Hall this
evening, by the Whitman company. Miss jon
ME Kimball, the star, is pleasing and meri-
torious actrees. and sings charmingly; and the
rest OF the company give her creditable and
efficient support.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

LErTCH & BRUINS will sell at II O'clock, at the
old Postoffice, house and lot In Ashley street.
KNOX, DAILY & Co. will sell, at 10 o'clock, at
their salesroom,s Meeting street, q stock of
agricultural implements.
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DEATH OF FIREMAN. VIM. O'Mara,
thu Fourth Director Of the Marion Fire Com
pany, died yesterday evening very suddenly.
He had been tolerably we'll the night previous,
and was with his comrades at the engine house.
He served the company for long time as
treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

FOURTEEN A DAY.-According to
the Abbeville Press, the following Offices OF
sshonor and trust" are held by co!ored man,
Hutson j. Lomax, who may be very fair
carpenter. but who has neither native intelli-
gence nor the commonest education. We add
the rates OF pay: 1. Member Of the House Of
Representatives from Abbeville, and chairman
of the delegation, pay SO day and mileage. Q.
County School Commissioner, pay 81 day and
mileage. s. Census Taker, pay, we belive, 81
80 day. 4. Commissioners OF Reflections, to be
held in May, pay $3 q day--total, offices and
$1A 80 o day and mileageiii Figures are mor6
eloquent than words.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, CRY RA1LwAY.-On
and after this date, the cars will run to the
battery from five P. M. to halt-past eight P. NJ,
until the regular summer schedule goes into
effect, Monday, May Sd.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26
Hnrtion Sales.
VdIuabte city Property at auction.
BY LEITCH & BRUINS
A AuCtiOIaeers.


BY virtue OF an order Of sale me dirrctod bv tbe
Hon. Geo. $. B: yam, Judge OF the U. S. District
Court for the District OF South Carolina will offer
Tor sale at public auction, at the Old Postoface
foot Of Broad-street, Charleston, s. c.. THIS
pay, April 26th: 1869, ut II O'Clock A. M,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on situate on the east side OF Ashloy-stroet Can.
nonsboro', measuring the west line on Ashley.
street forty scvon feet and inches and on the
east Line fifty feet and in depth on the north and
south lines ono hundred and thirtyeigh feet and
Two I inches; bounding to the north and east on lands
OF James Copes; to the south ON land of Rev DR.
Bachman; and to the west on Ashley g rect
Ierms--One.third cash; balance payable in twelve
montns from the day OF sale, secured by bond of
purchaser and mortgage of the premises; the build
ings to be insured for not less than tho nmonnt of
the bond, and the policy assigned.
LOUIS MoLAIN
Assignee OF Benjamin Ford
Ga TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN-Ihe creditors of
BENJAMIN FORD, Bankrupt, holding liens upop
the above estate, whether by judgment or otherwise
are hereby notified that under order of Court dated
April LIST. 1859, they are hereby required to prove
and establish their liens before j. q. CARPENTER
ESQ, Reaistrar on or before April 2Gth or else be
excluded from any benefit of the sale arising under
the decree nude in this case.
LOUIS NOLAN
Apr1A 20 13ml Assignee o! Benjamin Ford.
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FAST TTME.-The Augusta Constitutional st
OF yesterday says The Washingtons were
out with their machine last night, about ten
O'Clock. practicing tor the Charleston celebra-
tion. They ran distance Of 45O yards, un-
reeled one hundred feet of hose and threw q
stream Of one hundred and fifty feet in two
minutes and fifteen seconds. Beat this if you
can"
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

Friendship Lodge, at z P. M.
Burns Charitable Association. at 8 P. Nj.
Vigilant Fire Company. at 8 p. M.
Phoenix Fire Company, at half-past P. NJ.
Washington Fire Company at half-past P. M
iStOnewan Fire Company, at p. Nj.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

A GENERAL HoLmAY.-In compliance with
the suggestion Of THE NEWS, number Of
prominent -honses in King-stregt have decided
to close their doors tomorrow in honor of the
F1remen's Parade. The Wholesale houses and
the merchants of the Bay and the wharves
should emulate this generous example. Let
US have Q holiday by all means.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL "a AID as Charles
ton Hotsy.-W. M. Gregg, South Carolina, G. r.
Harging,J. Shannon, =. A. Mcclellan, bath. Me. /:
d. Callahan, Savannah; Geo. johnson, 81. M.
johnson, Massachusetts; Fl. A.. Etollenwick.
Alabama; W. J. DeTrevlle. Orangeburg; 4. F.
Youmans. Edgefeld; J. NJ. Moore, Gilhson-
vile; j. Jenkins. wife and child, Wisconsin;
J. A. Green and lady, Orangebusg;. II. j. A.
Koerner, h. /. Livingston, New York;, r. J.
Haven, Boston; b. Courtenay, Baltimore; Mrs.
McTier, Miss Meter, New York; Thomas E.
CourteDay. Baltimore; y. Knox, Washing
ton, D. c.; H. 81. Bevier and wife, New York:
J. B. Jewitt, r. Adams, Jr., Philadelphia; Hon.
D. NJ. Chauncey,iD. Chauncey, w. II. Mead.
New York;; A. Wilbur; wife, child and nurse.
Savannah; d. M. Cochran, B. J. Virgins, Ros-
ton; O. B. Sword, Scotland; j. @. Wilson, Miss
II. H. Williams, New York; HI. g.. Williams.
Connecticut; Mrs. Thomas Jenckes and maid.
Miss Jenckes, DR.. A. ,Okin. E. D. FogQ. IL. M.
Epg9, Rhode Island; ,. Wallace, e. D..yWood.
ruff, Jr., Philadslphia; r.. Parsons, Maine; II.
Deering, Connecticut; G.: e. Alden and lady.
US. a.; s.. stradley, South Carolina; o. E.
Maltby and wife. New Haven; Mrs Kendall,
Boston; q. p. 'Olmstead, Chioago; G. M. Morris,
VIM. Wilson and lady, Georgia; e. Murphy, Id.
L. Whitman. J. Chadwick. e. Cushman, J.
SssshiaaskIiar, 8. n. Saxton, n. Frampton, B; W.
Moore, New York; 40. Wilson, 8. u. Northrop.
New Jersey; y. +. Craig, Clinton, 8. c.: J. E.
Flowers. SUMTER 8. 9. Peixotta, Columbia:
g. NJ. ssslsy. Kentucky; A. M. Latham, 81.
Andrews.
Partition Hosel.-P. 8. Worshsus, Cooper
River; James Younie, Brooklyn; @. y. Rogers.
st. Helena; 8. w. Bennett and servant, J. e.
Nassett. New York; Charles Dahlick, Calisor
pia; James Stewart, New York; ii. O, Foster.
Philadoiphia; h. NJ. Fage. Cincinnati; A. Wood,
Charles Ass;..:s ssass.; alex
Hull, Alfred Russell and wife, New York; y. a..
Williams, New Jersey; H. Gorham, steamship
Saragossa; M. ). O'Connor. A. s.. aouley. ID.
Su'livan. Augusta; FL w etocksr, Hopkins
Turnout; Mss. Milton, ldiss Milton. New Or.
lesns; ID. r. Iusas, Darlington; John r. Little.
New York; 9. ssFltng, y. p. Mccoy, M. j.
Cohen, james McTaaghiin, y. b. Bottom. yno.
r. Kesne, Georgia 3. n. u. oonapsny; Miss
Meredith, Miss Hubbard. Ansusta. .
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The VEGETABLE TRADE.-The Norfolk, vir-
ginia. Journal Of Saturday, April a., has the
following in reference to the price of vegeta-
bles in New York:
We are indebted to Messrs John B. Page &
Son fer the following prices current Of vegeta-
bles, dated New York April 21st, p. NJ: Green
peas, Charleston, per bushel, So 5Oas4; Bermu-
da potatoes, per barrel, $l9; radishes, per one
asparagus, per dozen punches, s6as9; lettuce,
per 100 heads. $4a$5 SO; silver skinned onions,
per barrel, go; white onions per barrel, $12a
$15; red onions, per. barrel, $40.
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Positive Sale of Securities.
BY III. I'll. DeLEON.
will sell at Auction on THURSDAY next. Ami 90
at II O'Clock, at the Old Postofnce
S3ooo (Imrty-hve Hundred Dollare) CHERAW AND
DARLINGTON RAILROAD FIRST MORT.
GAGE BONDS
5000 (five thousand Dollars, Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad First Mortgage bonds
Sl9A tNineteen Hundred snd Forty.four ol,srs,
Northeastern Railroad Certificates of Indebt.
edness
$71eo (Seventy-one Hundred and Fifty Dollars, Cho
raw and Darlington Railroad Certificates of
Indebtedness. ~
Terms cash. rnwth3 Amt, on
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

MOUNT PLEASANT AND SULLIvAN's Island
On and after to-day, the steamers plying be-
tween this city anl the above delightful sum-
mer resorts, will leave for Mount Pleasant at
ten A. NJ. and three and half-past six P. NJ;
and leave Mount Pleasant at eight and half
past eleven A. NJ. and elk P. M. They will
leave the city for Sullvans Island at ten A. nj.
three aud half-past six p. NJ, and leave the
Island ut half-past seven and eleven A. M. and
half-past five P. M. for the city. The Fire
Department and their visiting friends will be
carried back and forth for one fare.