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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
THE DISPATCH OF BusMEss-rHE CASE OF TIE
PORT ROYAL RAILRoAD-BILLs RATRIED-FIRE
AT TEE LUNArIo ASYLUM.
rsrsc1A1. TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEwal

[srEc1AL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEwal
COLUMBIA, March 1S.-N THE SENATE, the
Appropriation bill was read the second time
and ordered to be engrossed.
The bill to facilitate the settlement OF the
aff,irs of the Bank of the State was read
the third time, passed, and sent to the House.
The rest Of the day was consumed in discus
sion on the adoption Of the majority report OF
the Committee on Railroads, recommending
the postponemgnt to next session Of the bill to
aid the Port Royal Railroad. On motion to
lay the majority report on the table, the vote
stood: yeas II, nays -. So the motion was
lost. The question on the adoption OF the re-
port comes up again tomorrow.
The following acts were ratified to-day: An
act to protect laborers aud persons working uu-
der contracts on shares OF the crops; an act TO
consolidate the Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad and the Augusta Columbia Rail-
road Companies; an act to amend an act to re-
gulate attachments; an act to amend the On ar
ter Of the Sulphuric Acid and Superphosphate
Company; An act to establish Lazaretto and
Quarantine Hospital in the harbor OF Charles
ton; an net to incorporate the Longshoremens
Protective Union Association of Charleston; an
to establish 6 terry between Hilton Head ls.
land and the mainland; an act to provide for an
enumeration Of the inhabitants Of the State;
An act to provide for uniform and proper pro-
mitigation OF ali legal and public notices; and
joint resolution to provide for the publi,a'
ton Of the acts, reports, resolutions and jour-
nails Of tho General Assembly.
In THE House, the bill to amend an act to
regulate he manner of drawing juries had its
title changed to an act and was ordered to be
enrolled.
The bill to provide for the care Of the poor
was passed and sent to the Senate.
The bill to determine the value Of contracts
made in Confederate Stat. notes or their
equivalent, also the bill to amt, renew and
amend the charters Of certain towns, were
passed aud sent to the Senate.
A fire broke out this evening in the laundry
department of the Lunatic Asylum, destroying
two story brick building attached to the
main asylum. Considerable CONSERVATION
prevailed among the inmates; but al are safe.
No person was injured.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

So A MALARIOOS MONTH.-MARCH,
that gives us new President is 70 the inaugural
month of many harrass'ug disorders. Entangled in
its fogs arc the seeds of coughs colds and OF that
alienation Of fdSidity and fra, more widely known
Than admired, called fever und asue. The only
wsy to AVOID these az! lie unpleasaptOesses," is TO
ronder The systcm stroug enough to hsht on the at
mospheric poison trat produces tacm' unu the
best wuy 10 oudoW it with this repcll1nt power ID
to tone IL with Ho3rETTEk'5 STOMACH BIT
TIERS.
If wayfarer wero credibly Informed that ruf
fan WIS waiting It the next corner, he would doubt
lnss turn in his tracks, nd take saiar route t' bis
destination. With just ab,ut tho same amount of
trouble. th attacks OF dsea~es prevalent at this s-n-
son maJ be cvadod. Nay, tue trouble will be lsas,
for orug stores Iio N evey ones route. and every
respectable druggist In the Union keep, on baud
Ho-TElTER'S DITIEss. Tho article is stGp;o
of Trade, snd /, would 10 IS easy To fad grocery
without suga- as the SLnrc OF apothecary without
thi. popular tJpie lemedy.
Ia view of the experience OF tho nation with re-
gard to tho article, during the spacc OF twenty
years. IL seems almost unnecessary to r-carftulate
Ia merits to Americans. But IS cur popuation i8
inc1ssspg A. tho rate OF a coupe OF millions
year, III the natural way and by immigration. it my
te IA ell to hnt to the rising generation aud new
rrryals. rha cd settlers know all uhcut ;t,l that
HOSrLTrER'.i S:uIAcu EIrTEe> IA tha rn"'t
Wholesome aud potent veg .,lb!c toa' over rnai'a;
tur.d: that it Is 4 spo:i.c for d1tt., dys; ps o.
biicusrcss aud cilsr,.rc levers; taas Ii pre'ch'''
Is wall n. r:lras, tu"se c9molai:. and the'r c"h
rncal;ors; ,a: il ia rot bad - take ala 'a 'ose'
| lue.v hsrlpl as Da0 M"-en IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
VOLUME yI.---NUNIBER llO9.
NORTH CAROLINA REJECTS THE
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT.
WuuSaroN, March 1s-The Senate to-day,
by strict party vote, rejected the Fifteenth
amendment
EUROPE.

PETITION FOR RELIGIOUS EQUALITY IN IRELAND
AND THE PARDON OF FEN1ANs-A BILL OF E1-
TRADITION TO BE REPoRTED-THE SPANISH
coRres-p1scHARaE OF CERTAIN FRENCH SOL
p1EYs AND sAI1oRs--THE AUSTRIAN RE1oBs-
RATH.
LONDON, March 16.-In the House of Com
mons, to-day, the Mayor Of Dublin appeared at
the bar and presented petitions praying for
religious equality in Ireland and pardon for all
Fenians.
In reply to question from Torrens, the
House was informed by oldway, under score
tary for the Foreign Department, that the gov
erpment would soon bring in bill for estab-
lishipg uniform and permanent law OF extra
dition.
ToU1oN, March 16.-BY orders received from
Paris, all soldiers and sailors who were recruit
ed in 1862 have been discharged from the N Ill
tary and naval depots..
MADRID, March 18.-Barrioades were erected
and some fighting done in Andalusia, 1ere1is
and Murtera. At the latter place two wero
killed and six wounded.
Minister Sagosta advises the Cortes not to
enforce the conscription.
In the Cortes yesterday motion was made
by Republican that the Cortes take ground
in favor Of legalizing civil marriages, and seve-
raj Republicans spoke in favor Of it. At the
conclusion of the debate it was announced that
tho government intended to Introduce bill on
the subject.
Celestino oliegas, member Of the Cortes,
WAS killed to-day in duel.
VIENNA, March 16.-The Reichsrath is
strongly in favor Of the proposal recently made
by the government TO subject the Landwehr to
the regular military authorities.
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WARRINGTON.

THE SOUTHERN ELECTION CASES BEFORE CON-
aREss-A GREAT CASE BEF iRE THE SUPREME
ooURT-MoyEMENT OF THE Sx-PREsIDENT-
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS, &C.
WASHINGTON; March 18.-The House Com
rittee on Elections will consider the case OF
Louisiana tomorrow. Georgia was discussed
to-day. The committee stand six to six In re-
gard to Mississippi; the point OF difference be-
ing whether Grant or the convention shall ap-
point the provisional Governor.
The Supreme Court will hear the argument
in the great Missouri test oath case on We'd
day. Drake will appear for Missouri, and
Montgomery Blair and e1-Attornsy-Generd
Evarts for Frank P. Blair, Jr.
The President has signed the bill strength
ening the public credit.
WIN. A. Richardson accepts tn 9 position OF
assistant secretary Of the treasury.
There was neither nominations nor an Exec
utiye session to-day. 3
E1-Presilsnt Johuson left here to-day, and
leaves Lynchburg westward tomorrow.
3. d. q. Niles has been appointed appointment
clerk OF the treasury department.
INTHs SENATE, . bill was introduced for con-
structing military and postal road from Gal
weston, Texas, to Fort Gibson, with branch
to Little Rock.
The consideration Of the repeal Of the Ten
ura-sf-ofioe bill was resumed. Without action
the Senate adjourned.
M THE House, the Ways and Means Com
mittee reported bill amending the Tax bill,
and, among other things, extending the time
for the withdrawal Of whiskey from bond to
April, 1870.
FArnsHorth reported from the Reconstruc-
ton Committee bill extending the time for
the removal OF disqualified officers in Virginia,
Texas and Mississippi. Butler expressed re-
gret that, as charm IN, he was compelled to
oppose tie first bill introduced by the commit
toe. He coutended there was no necessity for
the extension. Paiue, also OF the committee,
opposed the measure. The House refused the
demand for the previous question by vote OF
fifty to seventy, and the bill was recommltted.
The Senate bill selling the Chattanooga roll
ling mills was passed.
The Joint resolution restoring Blanton Dun
e.n's property was passed by vote Of eighty
TWO to seventy-six, when tho House ad-
journed.
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Immigration to Edgefield.
A HOWL FROM THE WEST.
Why sIr. Stewart Wouldn't Suit n Soc
retary OF tho 1reasury-Boutwcn's Real
Views.

That honest and fearless Republican, Don
piatt, who does The Washington correspon-
dcnce for the Cincinnati Commercial, begins
to show unmlstakable symptoms Of disgust at
the way be discovers national affairs to be MAN.
aged for the especial benefit of New England.
Speaking Of Stewards resignation, he says:
MIR. Stewart was confirmed by the Senate
before the discovery was made that, politically,
be was in opposition 10 tho prohibitionlsls,
aud believed in iarlff for revenue only, with
such incidental! protection as'such tariffs may
plye. Tue fact came 10 the sultace, however,
immod ately after, and was IN fact the cause
of the ,ntonse opposition his appointment cre-
atod.
in,po.si ,le for hlm to retain tho ps.ltI0n, no
set about securing tho appointment OF sue
ccssor in accord with his own views and feel
in.s upon this eroat QUESTION. uo fecom-
mendcG David 4. Wells. But the k'rcsldeul,
lo1kin ouiy to vigorous a,d lone.G cJLoc.
ton of the revenue, ami knoTll5 nu difference
between prohlbitiouls. ald t.o-irlueF, pre-
forred Slr. Boutwell,.
that hud bccu raised over hs ap:'ol GlncEt OF
Dir. Stewart, and he lias,Hned iuc1nitLoAily
into the arms of tho pol,lc.ans. for Ills is
what plr Boutwell, il, k0 DlJle 40 less.
With Boutwell, in tho Treasury. ard the
House orgarl2ed by MIR. Gl!l.e N l4e interest
of tho New England non"pulirs und Punnsy
vlnia pig lrul,, W, If the agricultural interests
OF the West NAV hang Ouf hlrts upon ;ho
willows. auI suffer ou.ra@o and wrong f,r the
mx! tour years. rue Vast power Vi tna Gone
raj Government will oe Grivcn with merciIess
yicor ovor nur proalratc trade, C.; enrcn the
already wealthy uiono..uIists or Now England
AMI Pennsylvania. Our grain may rot in our
barns, and Our sheep b: E!litd 10 saSc the la
10 and poit, wnie our part: has nearly two
tnirls OF u majority in Cong. ess. Tho rioh
-rt'w ricller aud the poor poorer.
o:lu toll lily pnliica; irleiida @. tue West
that Tie day is nos distant. Wiicn al the glo-
rios of the lato war, and al o liabc impulses
Ii behalf OF coinrod huml;li:y, W. nod saYe
Us. sicksuel and dlssusrd people will be
sorcIy to!nptcI to bani lhe government oYeI
10 the hated Cjpperneads.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

~TO ONsUMPTIYES.-THE ADVER-
TIsER, having been restored to health In few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection, snd thnt
dread disease Consumption, is unxious to make
known to hi, feliow-suferers the means Of cure.
10 all who desirsit he will send copy OF the pre-
scr,ption used free Of charsel, with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they Will
find sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
tas, 6c The object OF the advertiser in sending the
prescription is to beneet the afflicted and spread in.
formation which he conccivss to DO invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, rs 1t will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Purties Wishing the prescription will pleaae ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, KIngs County, Now York.
February3 Smos
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SPARES FROM THE WIRES.

DR.. Mudd arrived at Baltimore yesterday in
she steamer Liberty.
Three men Ill Attempting to tscapc from
Sing Sing prison Now York yesterday were
shot.
Captain Armstrong, of the fever ship James
Foster. which arrived ut New York last Non
d.r. is dead of fe-sr contracted during the
Voyage.
The steamships Emily B. Souder and None
ka. OF the Charlie ston liuc. were sold ut auction
in New York Yesterday, the former for thirty
FIVE and the latter for lhirt; thousand doiars.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
THE CUBAN REYOLUTIoN.

RUMoRs OF ENGAGEMENTS s-aExoANs IMPRI-
soSEp ON sUspIc1oN-A REBE ENVOY Ar
RIvEs In NEW YORK.
HAVANA. March 1S-Thcre we're many ru'
mors yesterday OF important engagements
with tho troops just sent to Remedies. Two
Ne1icans have boon imprisoned on suspicion
of beng rebel officers.
NEW YoEK, March 1S.-ScDor Morales. fully
empowered by Presidout Ccspedes to act as
Minister from tho Provisional Government Of
Cuba, has arrived. do gees to Washington to
seek recognition for the revolutionary govern
ment,
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av.TaE EXTENT TO WHICH rHE ADUG

aJTHE EXTENT TO WHICH rHE ADUL.
TRRATioN of Liquors is carried on IN this coun-
try makes It the duly OF the purchaser TO fnve'ti-
gate tho merits Of the article offered for sas 1t Is
well known fact that many of the Brandles, Wines,
&C., are manufactured from french Extracts, Essen.
ta Oils and Alcohol, which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects.
The public Is justly suspicious Of nearly every
thing put up for sale under the nams OF Liquors. and
the trade has been brought into dlsrepute, and in
order to nsur. to those who desire Pure Article, 1t
is only necessary for us to say that we Import Direct
sll Brandes, Wines and Gins. and warrant then per-
feo,ly pure as originally imported.
All Bottled Liquors bearing the labels ID W. b.
OORWIN CO., can be relied upon az being pure
ns-purchasers shoald notoe that the Paper Cap
over the cork il not broken. We pay for Bottles that
have our labels On, Ono Dolar per dozen, when re-
fnrp
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FOH pAlAcK \. F'LOtkii'A.
Via SAVANNAH, r. RNANDINA AND JACKSON
VILE.

..s-ees THR FIN.T-CaSy sTEt ~ EH
.a<,:ss :55s al, DICTATOR. Captain Z. II. DoxE1Thn,
wlll sail from Charleston ssei futda0y SssH'''0rAi
EIeut o'ckck, iof he above pofnls
The hfst.ciass steamer .!r.? 3iic. Hafa wv.
T. Mo>EIrY will ,ail from Charleston every Hasur-
day Ee>.lno. Eight o'e.s";h. ior a"oye po'.'s.
for ,iobic nnd No l)rielai nnJ With tho rioriaa
Railroad at Fcrnn "din. iOs CEDAR n''s al wa;eh
ruut s,eam.rs cculet. 81 ~ sew Orleans aoo"e
p,usacc.a a. Ecy we-i and li''aai. 8. u,,y,.
Through ,iilis La ii.I. G'ea t0F fr@i1s' " aioe
ns.s s;,nmers clarc:fus s,:t II " Haft'S Itca5
49,. Oroudaa .tud Grt fI SIrrr Springs Ind Like,
Gr,Mq !:s,.is, A"'ii o. Ds,st"' ,,;,..sa
Good, ro. removed 3, 4npsc' aih be stored at ris
aud .x2,usa o. ov &C..
10. at o: f',"s.Tr cnee9ernctt. apply to
]. D. AIKEN l. CO., Agents.
youth Atlantic Wharf,
N. B.-Ho c.tra ch-.:se for Meals and statero,ms.
November lr -:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
GEORGIA REJECTS THE SUFFRAGE
LHENDM ENT

ATLANTA, March 1S.-On motion in the
Senate to reconsider tho adoption of the Fiji
teenth amendment, the president ruled the mo-
ton out of ord r. An appeal from tho decis-
ion of the chair was sustained, and the adop-
ton Of the Fifteenth amendment was defeated
byyeas thirteen, nays sixteen. Both houses
at three o'clock agreed TO adjourn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

@-EsSAYs FOR YOUNG MEN.-eN TBE
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, lth the humane view Of treatmsnt and cure.
sent by mail free Of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Boz P. Philadelphia. Pa. q.
IpnuerY 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

There has bseu Stewart case in The Brit
ish Parliament. Sir Sidney Watcrow. u II il
London contractor, has been Obliged 10 rallc
fl IN business in order to hold his y al, The
Law iMro,l penalty Ut i've hunirei pounds
u dly unoa uny Que SITTING IN tlo House Wn.e
engaged Ia 4 government contract.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

~ ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TIE
cstablishmeut of WM. s. CoRwtN & co., No. 276
Kius-street. between Wentworth AMI Beaufain, arc
OF the FIRST QUALITY. They sell no goods but what
can be warranted as PURE AND GENUINE. Thish
an established fact.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
mHE ARE CONSTANTLY REoEIYINa

~HE ARE CONSTANTLY REOEIV1NG
from the Moyune Districts Of China the choicest
chops Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of now seasons
which are unrvslled for their strength and deuoacy
favor We warrant our TEAS to be pure and un-
"a .erated, and to give gensral satisfaction. Az We
ore constantly in receipt of large careoes Of Teas, We
arc enabled to eer to the public the finest chops at
price that many dealers offer inferior Tea at.
trial and comparison will at once provo this aaser-
tton and only remains for the public to judge Of
themselves. Wh. 8. oORwN co.,
No a76 KIuo-s'reot.
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AFEAIRS IN THE STATE.
Nevberry and tho Telegraph. .

NC"pcTEy Aho SAo AoAS8AOP~A'
The Newberry Herald says: "The prospect
for teegraphio line OF communication, which
will connect Newbsrry with the outer world, is
looking up. Since our last mention OF this
subject, subscription lists have been opened.
and stock to respectable amount taken. We
hope soon to report the sum subscribed sufh-
cient for the purpose contemplated, and oon-
tract made for putting up the line. The ireen.
vile and Columbia Railroad is actively aud
substantially enlisted in its success. new
e.als about to dawn in the development Of
greater material prosperity than our good old
Town OF Nowberry ever experienced in her
palniest days
immigration to Edgehold.
The EdgeHeld Advertiser says: "fhe thing
has ac:usly begun. Our popular townsman,
W. W. Adams, ESQ.,, has been to Charleston
and brought back with him five stalwart Ger
mans. In few dats. five moro are to come
to him. The tive already arrived, before being
senl to Mr. Adams iarm in the country, were
put to digging and devins in the gardens snc
patches around his town house.. Their per-
formances were vefy much adm red. We shall
spouk of them more anon. We earnestly hope
MI, Adams experiment will prove entirely sue
cessrul, aud that his eI ample will be specify
followed by hundreds Of our farmers and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

-Worsley dcdicatol his translation of the
Iia,l mo Soen.eraa worse to General Robert
j. Leo. th. mast a.noss Of living command
ers, and except in fortune, the greatest"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
Mr TEE CELEBRATED W. s. C. CLUB

% TEE CELEBRATED W. s. c. CLUB
HOUSE GIN. pure, soft and unequalled-W. S. COR
WIN b CO., Sole Agents. Medical man OF the high
est standing acknowed hat e3n, In i.s pure state.
has great medical proseriea. We therefore. place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public With the
greatest confidence, and more particularly to those
who use It incidentally a. An article that only re.
q,,ires to be l,aown to be properly appreciated.
~ 81 so per bottle. SIS per case.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

@J. s. MARTIN tLArE GRUBER &
MARTINI will be pleased to soc his friends and Gus
toners at VIM Il. CoRWrN l. CO., No. 75 King
..o,t ha,x,ea, Weoivorth and Beaufaia.
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Spffial NGtifts.

~CoNsIG>EES NoTICE.-THE scHR.
g. q. B1CKMoRE, from Baltimore, BArrxR Master /,
in now discharzing cargo at Karr's Wharf. Goods
not called for before sunset will be stored at the risk
and expense Of oonsgnees.
R.sLEY CREIGHTON,
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March 10

@UoNsIGNEEs PER EAMsH Up
JAMES ADaER, from New York, aps notified
that she Is dischargng cargo at Adgsr's "hau.
Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset VIII be
stored at owners risk and expense.
JAMES ADGER CO.,
March 10 Agents.
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@ TO THE LADIES.-BY AUTHORITY
Of Mr.. 8. q. TRoTT, Postmaster the proprietor OF
HOLMES BOOK HOUSE hi, established at his
store, for the convenience Of Ladies', LETTER
BOX for mailing letters. Postage Stamp, and Stamp
ed Envelopes always on hand.
March 1S
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ag- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debihty'
Premature Decay. and all the effects OF youthful ia-
discretion, will, for the sake OF suffering humanity,
send free TO all who need II, the receipt and direc-
lions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers Wishing to profit by tae sdvertis-
ers experlanoe can do SO by addressing, in perfect
onfaence, JOHN b. osphN'
No. a 2Cedsr-gtrset, New York
FebrusryS Smos
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CBAN0E OF SCHEDULE.
INLAND ROUIE-UNLY TWO AND HALF
HOURS AT >EA.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH SrXAM PAOKlT 3
LINE.
-rvoA THE SIfAMEB PILOT BOY. CAP
-rsst...assf-SSss TAIN FEM PEcK vi lelve ACCOM-.
mediation Wharf " .ry MONDAY and FRIDAY MoRN-
ING, at 8 O'Clock, touching al Beau orr only;
relur. ng leave aVanoah tuesday, and SATURDAY,
at O'Clock A. NJ, m king ha tr1p in even hours.
Tue steamer F-NHlG Lapiai5 AnAIR Will leave
Ch.rleston e, cry THURSDAY :, o.;NINo at O'Clock,
uchi!lg at EdBso anu WY Li.id az; Returning
lcaye Savannah FRIDAY, 1t o'c 1cx P M.
lina OF tho anovs uDlts wi tuuci It blnffson from
Cher,estcD seconl MONDAY OF each month, and re-
turning third RDAY Uf zach mon'h.
For Freight " tassase apply 10
joan FERGUSON,
March I8 Accpmm darion Wharf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
FOR GEO.GETUWN, 8. e.,

AND LANDINGS ON TIE tEEDEE RIVRR.
- TBR STEAMER EMILE, CAPT.
EagEEcIa6I ISAAC pAyw will receive Freight TINS
DAY at South Comm .rclal Whar, and leave -
above To- ionnow (ssturdayI MoRNns, 20Ih in
stauE. al o'clock
Returping, will leave Georgetown On FnrDAx
MORNING, the 26th instant
Ereight for Landings on the Peedee River will bs
transferred to Steamer GEN. HANIdAGLT, NJ
Georgetown.
All Freight preraid.
No Freight received after sunset.
SHaOKl lLFORD KELLY, Agents,
March 10 No. ! Boyre's Wharf