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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

10 II story brick and brown stone English basement
House. E5x5 lot 25xCo all the modern improvements and in
good order price 2Co Apply at 2f Vest Fory-second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

I,OR SALE-yERY CHEAP, TWO FIRST CLASS TENE.
Houses IN Pitt In Delaney, others
Seventh and Thirteenth wards ygy cheap ami easy
ID. +. ca kLl, ls7 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

n ELEGANT BROWN STONE HOUSE-THE BEST
n finished Lexington avenue, for sale; Fortieth
street. Apply 70 g. II. BENNEr, "a Pre- street. room No T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

IIOR SALE-FoUR FOU II STORY BRICK HOUSES; LOT
S026241C0; best location: price 5sl00U; cash SliUUo.
Apply at the Office OF j. BISSISGER, Notary Public H5
Second street, A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

IGOR sALE-A NEW THREE STORY HIGH STOOL
brown stone House in tiysix street, Lexington
s7cnue 24xiCO; wiz be sold very cheap sold this week
Apply to owner A. KLABER, ia East Eighteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

WHITE PI,AINS.-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, A
~. beautiful Country Residence within
OF the depot with six Ground contains ali kinds
fruit, &c Apply to SHEPHERD Il PARKER, l62 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

A SPLENDID FOUR STORY BRICK DWELLING
N Water water Closet and gas every floor; stationary
.ubs marble mancs, &c, buit IN best Apply on
Tic premises the builders, OF Lexington avenue
and FOlty-frat street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

L,OR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE PLOT OF LIANT
about seven lots, situated Ocean Flabnsl
two blocks from Prospect Park. Apply to DELISSkR
WILCOX Real Estate Brokers' l59 Montague street,
Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

" story high stoop brown House for sale at low
figure In good order modern eiyh6orhood
unexceptonable. q. A. NISSAN,
30 Pine street, basement,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

FIIOR SALE-THREE NEW FIRST CLASS FOUR
story ami basement high stoop stone Houses, Nos.
and East fityhlrd TO Fifth houses
2lxb5, lot Il the block finished in superior manher terms
easy. Apply 10 the owners u. FOUNTAIN 7. MCLELL-
AND, the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

INOR SALE-TWO NEW BROWN STONE HIGH STOOP
= Houses; three story and Aansad roof: 2Jx50xl005 in
complete order Inquire the premises, Fortysxih
between Second and Third avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TOMORROW.

FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN
n House Thiitieth street Madison avenue
house well built all modern conveuences For per
pits apply 90 HENRY A. SMITH, No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

TOR shLE-TwENTY LOTS on soUTHERLY SIDE
OF Twentyninth street. fronting East river, with bulk.
head and water rights, ia plots TO suit purchasers.
NJ PORTER, No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

DATERSON.-A VERY DESIRABLE PLOT OF FIFTY
for sale, eight minutes walk from station and wei
located for dividing villa plots, being elevation
commanding view the entire city of Peterson the rassc
river thirty miles of country; comfortable buildings.
land. This property all be sold at auction by the
lot ut profit OF leo per cent within II months
A u. MELLICK, JR, Bro
Sj Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

-YONKERS.-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
n. beautiful Residence within one mile of depot, on
of ground; house furnished with modern improve
ments. Also Hudson River Places from 2U0O O0OOJ
SHEPHEKD PARKER, lo2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

T RYE.-ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE!
N the line of the New Haven Railroad, located
new Boulevard and overlooking Long Island Sound. Ih
house Is large and very compete outoudngs OF all kinds
loo of land which contain every kind of fruit
win be sold very cheap. Apply to SHEPHERD 4 PARKER
1G2 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

TOR SALE OR TO LET-THREE STORY HIGH sTCoP
brown stone House 2x5 xl0u Thirty sixth street. between
Seventh and Eighth price Sl8e00 rent partly
nished $500 JAS. X. WATERLOW, SIS Sixth avenue,
Feth street, ROBERT T. MEEkS, 90 Cedar ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

JNoR sALE-sEPARATE OR TOGETHER, THOSE
n three elegant stores ant Dwellings .sos 1885, L095
and G second avenue, west eide between Fitysey eu
and eighth streets cheap and easy terms. Apply 10
Wan. McENILY, on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

fToR SALE--A BARGAIN IF APPLIED FOR AT oNCE'
~ the Park, stree, and locality hardly to be surpassed
the three story high stoop brick House, with all mooern i'm
provements to be appreciated be No - East
seventy-hird street. between Third and Fourth
known willow terrace price $1,000. Apply owner
terms easy. CHAS. SCHLESINGER 10 Liberty street
Aiter bnslness houra, lt3 Mesi EonIteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

TVOR sALE-Tw0 FIVE STORY DOUBLE FRONT AND
y two Houses store property Second avenue
lot 56xN block price 1880 cash Sl5oog Apply
Of j. BISSlHGER, l5 Sccont street, avenue a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

AT NEWBURG-FOR SALE OR TO RENT, A HANr
"A some brick Cottage Grand street, double lot, stable
fine fruit and GARDEN modern improvements river view.
A. SERGEANT, 81 Wall street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-24

concessions. and operations we're consequently re-
stricted until the receipt of the second Lverpool
dispatch. when better feeling sprung up ana ' %rc
was freely allowed Later in the day it stiaened un,
der improved intelligence from New forR, ana
several sales ut &c for low mdlng were cancenea,
while 27A to De wns realized on middine anu 5o1s
to 9Sc on strict mddliDg Which was 10 a. ues. snr
er than the ruling rates Of tho morning Sales ior
the day were about 1909 bles mostly on orders.
Good ordinary brought 2G to 26lsc AT tne cl'se
there va. a good uemand for middhng OF 2fH 10
272lc and no sellers at less than 2Oc, while mlns
asked hisEo. rates. There is general expectation.
OF better market mex. week from the cohrne u
February shorts.
Receipt. for the week cndnI this evening foot up
9372 pl es AM exports 3,t0l bacs, agtinst ll,col
bles received. and 10,95l bales exported CORES.
pondinc week last year, ard 99o7 bales received
rnd 3,TS3 bales cxDortel last week. heceip!s Tor
the season. 1877 65G bies. ara nst 20S 1T9 a.e last
season: showing deficiency OF 1868 bales, which
is about all on tho receipts OF the current ninth
Tho receip.s of the current mon to date are 296S
bales ag inst 40 S65 bales FOR the same time lasl
Fcs ruary. The receipts al last February were
53 ESQ blles the heivis: months receipts of the
season. The stock On hand this time last year was
25. .029 balls. Middiug was 23kc in Memphis, 241ac
in New York. and lid in liverpool, with ail markets
excited.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock ou h,rd september /, 1868 .......... Al
Received to day.. ..................; Soy ,o- .cc
Received previously. .l'0. .9it-j9iooo
Total 197,01a
Iolii- ''''''.' .'''''''''''
Exported to-day ....................:: ~ go mn
Exported previously .iT@9'o-lis a5o
sto L on haud 81 ,G93
selma Market.
SELMA February Ie e-;'orroN STATEMENT.
Stock Oh hand September l, 1865. llo
Rece we'd this week k........-....... @ 1Gi On 70,
Recei, ed previously. ..2s fT:-3V4so
Shipped past week. 6!2
Shipped previously. .22 264O-2}2Is
Stock on hand this evening. 1877
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pass sscncClS.

Ter steamship Champion. from New Yorl-A Il
Spear, .aIiss spear, Z tvans, alas'er Evans. Z L
BUST Glceu, II Kcg er, ! " Johnston George
Lash"r, ..o' It Shaw. AiitIrcw Powell Miss L SeS-
rour, Nerint, W W Clement, Paul and WIFE,
] G. Drew w ,ncrkrcr. c Il Wells aud wife, Miss
Ella Wells, D I I:rown. p " Mead, II II W Knc1.
DeFontaine Jouns on. ] CJscl Q, W Ncchnann,
j Murray Mr. Howell nnl IL III steersGc.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from lava IN VIA Boauiorl,
Hiltou Heal, &c-S Mastm Il. J Il briggs Gay
loid z III Bassct L, d wife. Cla! X and dnu.hter.
Neuman G. Loci and. T. ;airn aud daughter, Miss
Albu5i II holt. E W Goodh III. Z y Eo lowell and
WIFE, d 2 BpusriSns, C g smith. j Baniltor j
II Eppin L Base, English. Mrs Fripp AIMS
Hays u Il Carey. II L Mccormick, aDd Z on dcci
Per steamer - Helena. from EdiS;o and i.ccEv'iie--
e W Scabrook " Soabroos, S,abroos, ilast / I
W Scabrook. c Bailey. > Baynard. s.ajor Bcrm
C sans, aul ii OF deck.
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Market. by Telegraph.

FoRIIGN IANEET5.
LIVERPOOL, February 23->ooo.-cottoa a'tive;
up.ands, I'D; Orleans 12G''; ra!cs 100000 blles.
Two p M.-Up!anda. 12.l9Hd; OH aus. i2!hia
1os5i; sa,es will reach Is 0oJ bales.
Eyerng.-co,.n active; uplands. l?al2Hd; Or.
leans. l21a12Id; sales 10 GOO bales. Yarns aid
fairies f.mer. bombay shipments TO The 2Vtn nst'
90 900 bales.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YoRx, February 23-Noon.-Gorernm"nts
h.m. Gold weak at S2S. Money steady at 6a1.
6.'s. l4;s Colon f"rn-r at as&c.
Eycnins.-Co:ton fiImer; sales S5cU bales at 29sc.
Flour hc4vy; state supcrfnc 30 i5aG IS; commo1 10
fair extra s. utuern &C 5Qa7. What iavors bu! crs
rorn better; southern yellow oSt. Pork lower; Lev
ssI o5.ol c.: old $50 :Oaa1. La lower; ho,tlo l9a
1o,;c Wh;sLoy quiet. kce dull sugar iirm; iaa-
v,na l3iiu3slc Turpen!Ire 5ja5j3c. Eosin $? 10
nS Freighis lower.
Bs1:rMos- February ss Cotton quiet Of 29'sc.
Flou, ura whol: dull. Cora fi.n; "hts' :-!' o.
yellow, s7assc OATS d.ll. Rye iioni "a. Fofh'
s3s shoa crs. 13,4 .l5isc. Lard. eo}:c
C.sc1ys ,rt February % Whiskcy { In al % cts.
ov..:ons un ,cil d. Incs' held 1t SJ2. H'fu "'s'
Bacon shou' der, "a; ca. sid,s ~.
oU:SvT-.L2. cJTa ~ .I-iio" ~ >"A w -'
Lard 90 Sou dc,o IL; GEAR id l7i1 ct. E.oir
So 50AG Wiiisacy ., .o;c.
AUGUSTA f tbru ,rY 2j. Cotton moro active With
sight adyGao.; slos 49, cII ..i!s: alis.-S; &c
ce;p.s aS6
sAvAsSAu. February % 3-Cot.oa in ;air demand.
bu. tho .i.mpes o. hoderi LIS res:-i:t:d tcabsac-
lions; sales $50 bales; Indil.rs as;44zs5l; exports
slS; rcceip l0j5.
MOBILE. February a7.-Cotoa IN fair demand
and os,d quiet; saes 500 bll.s low Ill ddiDs
ak l27Ac; receipts 445 bales: cacor:s 4s5.
new ORLEANS, February 23.-Co.y'a advanced
10; mddlirg asHc; slles SOD bAcs; receipts Sa4;
export; 3. 100 God SS1.. ytcslgg ti';. New York
rcrs sight Nah premium. ugir acd'e ind higher;
common 12,sa13; prime 1sl; yellow c!ari2d iG'4ia
~ noI, sses Act yc. primo foI92H.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-24
,,,,.,,cs,o,, cotton ana Rice 9Iarkct.

Charleston, Cotton anu isicc Iarkct.
osflCk Os THE CH .tLESroT DAILY N-WN.
uq,ELrsroS. Tussiay Eecnla:. Feb - \
COrTON.-rhe market ro- this ar.Ic!c opercl
nruer with well. I'll t.ilcd lenlal peiec' ini':'v-
tug about l.c q ID bu: towI.l The cloi' % o'i-
ness there was less activity. Sales aooas Go9 b!!cs
viz: l3 at II: 2S a. a7l; 81 at a7; 81 z; 2I2i al
at %. i55 q. 2s,l; Ii 2aIl; 50 AZ 2S..; 50 1t %
ana IS OF extra sap.e g. !ti:, = ID Woq i':c:
LIVERPOOL cLAssIEIcArIoH.
Ordinary to gooi ordinary ........T&@2iI
Low mitdlius.. us....................:'
AlliulnH ................. ...-..o|?D-| 20
Strict 7liddllnI. g.
Dy New Yok clissiGca;iHn We quote
Low mldliiuG G.........-..... .-ots q -o..i
Mdd!in .......................-.9 eG
RIcE-lhe ;r4n'ac.ous IN ihis g:.in welc lia;
cd, bat prices were tru; sal:s 80 ica OF ciean 'ar'
Inn at SIC t, Ii. W. Quoc coIninn to iai: c.c:.-
Carollul at Saas'i; sood So sSj:;. 3 ii.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-24
THE DAILY NEWS.
WAITING for tho Spring.

AS breezes stir the morning
silence reigns In air;
Stee blue the heaven aoo'c me,
Moyeless the trees and bare;
let unto me the stiffness
1his burden seems to orinR-
"patieuce! the ,arth is waiting,
Waiting for the SPRING
Strong ash and sturdy chestnut,
Rouyh oak and poplar high.
Stretch out their sapless branches
Against the wintry sky.
Even the guilty aspen
Hath ceased her quivering.
As though she, too. was waiting,
Waiting for the Spring.
I strain mine ears to listen,
If haply where stand
But one stray note of music
May sound in all the lapd.
"Why art thou mute, . blackbird
o brush. why cost not siog?
All! SUI ely toey are waiting,
Waiting to- the Spring"
o heart! thy dsys are daltsome;
U hear thy nights are lrear;
But soon shall sire ms OF sunshine
Proclaim the turning year.
Soon shall the tees be lcsiy,
Soou every bird shall sing;
Let the be silent Tai;1 -,
Waiting .or the spring.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-24
Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New York-lcft
Sa,u,day 2 A. aidze. 10 James Adger Co.
r acper & Co. IL {; Ashton d ANIME Adams.
Dam0. &toJ J D !hkcn l. co, NJ Dates Bltes x
Co Ii Bischntr & Co. Bisse Co, Dolinaan Bros,
I al b. is,oil u Burketi uiwinkc Co, Bart
& Wirih II Dutt rio d, I w u iss. Cameron, Bark
ley l. Co, " : orwin y Co. Crane. GoNslon Co,
Campsen g. Co. j q II Claussen. Cartmiil. llaroeson
& Co, Il a L caldwell. l. Iohcu l. Co, !. Chaplin IL
Co. Denny Perry, Dowic X Noise, II Day. Mics
Dr,kc G Dreyo' u Duval & sons. a W Eckel & Co,
G kckernan. Fairy X Go, d Fleming 90,
Furcng tt l. Bro, L Falk X co, Forsy h. Aic' omo
l. Co Ferguson. L Guiilcmin, = Goodwin. II
GcrLts & Co, Gooi. ch, Mineman CO. GraVeiey
G Guldstrin, Gu .icv, Hasic. Calhoun Go, n a
Hunt J lurk mp /; Co, Hart l. 90 Horsey, L
Hcary, Holmes K {. der, j Hi:len. 1Ilng. john
son, Is & 60, Jcuuings. HON inSoh Z 10 Jclords &
Co C. EcrtIson N n Klein, kinsman K DrO knu1
Daly & Co ] = Kcip. kricte & Lha 4man kinsinan X
Howell, inck WickenberS GO. kressell x CO. Il
Il X glcr Ii Kia.te L. 10, L Kornahrcns, II ) King
Lcusnick u sell, LANCER u Luhn, L'urcy "
Alexander G. lIt.caS:. D Lopez * >'n. Mantouc X
CO. w Ma,thiesscn Mulcr. " Marsr or, siur-
phy Little Marshall * Eurg' McLcish. Muller,
Ni,nitz & 40, G. Ma':sep, Ncloy Kice : alilaor
{: Co, Miss 3 Mcclure. Mclean, Mci;zer, L;
Ma shall ] Ma on J. Naclnan.l co. Al u Nathan.
y T. l;ai,rca h.ru Nor.h. steele - Wactc.l. 1-!en-
do Il X CO. D o'Nr!li son. d " Nel!l. & P.en:c Z
i p.i,l,il II. & ronoenhe:ln, D Paul CO, ID " +
Per Cn Dr purc.ltr, !iuh u L;aih, . |, i'e q *
Co Eoprr (: + uney, } -tti'tr. q " Stttf:ls X Co,
Strauss < Veucc. - y Stonc Jacob small. southern
lxp:cs. Go, slellho:sc & Co, i. u s;Oddard $50.
Icckipi.b:r; iLnrs'on S boI!ncs. j ihon'iSoE x o.
VA ,sr, n.!' Vch;,1ol,nr I, pi,nhes w r', y,
- -, ~ 81, :. .',gl re: *: 81 wI,;d.nEt.o
wc'nr {. ,I,,sr,s T II Wcnrnau i; L .rbIr1n &.
20 W = Skriue, Nid1c aad others.
,,t ~ moim, a NON O. u,. . a, ir.i;, lad
ght W, is - callns ior 80 days, bni -l.c &c u
b wing IL, w ftou t nWin d ~ mi e. il IL
.si 1--WE wi ur bUure. loi: as I.;trat.a schuc.cc
.;r.,y. .,o;.ins. 10 ea,i 10. this M Ut sou.. The
- r;a. =, I", ,,, IN ~, Ill .,ll.; an, Yii q 20
vi.;.oa, lclir to- ...S y0.k.
rcIr /, : 5i.,,,,.n Nus.ar i;.-:c 4, ri &c iya.
Fruit. roJA ,s,ow !: Co.
.c.ir q 4 n w. ". MIlan, Ga,ti.c.e-I2 ,!.ya
$780, b.sL-s Cora. 10 j rerr 10.
$50 .;sLrs tcri-. i" |. \. lhi'cr
-: c's - -, -" ,'ri,c1 ,i,,",ci {. ~
.a,N, a. III, ro. oil; ~ Mad, va ln,,rn,i
r,,,,o,, Iio,d g.. ro,s, t,,,tt,o an, lidsr TO-
Tlr,.nn i...y" Io' ~ T. ,:o.yy. " N Ind Co, youh.
crn l-prcss 70, + Krcssel.
VILE: ad:c sad ,u3d'ie. r"J Il 1Hlr7y. Laness ;;:
EcieI & Co. and others
p;.o To Ti,urston \ IioI,,, ,es.
Cleared lestcr;iay.
schr W Smith. Tookcr New f9rk-Nm Roach y
sehr Ida Richardson, EcLcll, New York-J Ensow
L Co. .,
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Gemmrrrinl.
Exports.

Exports.
NEW Y>RK-Per rchr " Snth-263 bales Up
land Cotton. 100 casks Rioc. l54 bbl- Eosin. i5o
empty Ale B,rro's. 245 empty Carboys cotton
Gins, 3 tie,ces Phos ,hite Rock Piano. S5 00
feet Itesawed Lumber. Per schr Idl tich.
artlson-60OG feet Ecw Timber, 72,o00 feet
RosaNed Pitch Pin- Lumber.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-24
THE MURDER or RANDOLPH.

E,u Details OF tho ASS ssassination-Ke-
marhn bic Statement from one OF the
AssnssIns-AIieSed Existence Oh the hu-
K,u1-Kl Ian in Edgefeld, LuureRs and
Abbcvillc Counties.
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Ayers Cat..art;a Pills.

FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF Z FAMILY
pHYSIC,
Arc 20 conpos d tia. disease within tho ranre OF
their action can rarey With .'and or evade them.
Their peret aliug properties serch, and cle nse'
und inyigorlte eye;y portion OF tho human organ-
ism correcting its diseased action, and restoring lts
healthy vitatics. AZ a consequ. nee Oh theae pro-
nc tics The Invalid who Is oowei dowl with pam OF
phy.ic debility ,s as;onishe1 to fad bis health or
energy restored by remedy 1T oLce SO simple ana
invii g. H., .,,,,r,o;,,.
of everybody, but al.o many formidable and danger
GUS diseases The agent below nam u Is leased 20
furnish gratis my AMER can NJ nae, containing
certificates of their cures aud directions ioi tnelI
use In the followlrg comp AIMS : Cost!Veness;
Heartburn Reldach' arisinS ron olsotEor q,
stomach, Nausea Indigestion Puu Ia anu Eoroiu
Inac.l Z of the lowe s. Fla ulenr. LOSS OF appe'
tie. Jauudlc,, AMI other kindred cohipiilns: WIS
inr from n low safe or tn" bod; cc oos rue I'D ol
i,s functions iley are un rx:eent attentive LOT
The renovation oG tile bio ii AID tIe res ora ION OF
tore AMI srcrsn 20 III, :y;i2Hi deo-itaIcd W ols-
ease.
E)r j. L. - ccSS e; CO.,
I! w1 Masa.
s,,, .. wbo,esc @ br DoW.E L NOISE.
,har!c ton, :. a.. aad By lict-i! Druggists ersry-
ync:o. fn 3uos p4o De bcr 70
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-24
Memphis Cotton Markot.

MEMPHIS, lebsury 2,-ihe mar:os opened
viii bal @ I'M I'D inquiry 4. 2c'sa26t4c for los
m,ddIing, but se4rrs generally .d.clitcd making
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oUlNDY'S & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AM
FINE ARR GALLERY.

oUlNDY'S & cos PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ARR GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION 1HR largest AND
finest Collection OF CHRONIC LlTHOGKAphS ever
scen i'll charleston. They are perfect copies OF Gel
cbratcd Works of Art. both ancient and lnodern
Among lbe collection may be found SALIVA ioK
RuSA'S HAD Or CHRIST, CorreG9os Mag'ia one
Coming In. Turrer': Venice, Jackson's English
See ncry, Rowhoton's Il glish Scenery, Baxler's
English aud Irish SccIers, Views on tue lshluc, Inc
Jungiraud Ihe Wcttcrhorn, Maiire Views ana
many Others
The public are respectfully invited to call and see zee
these beautiful Works oi Art. They are offered Tor
sale atNsw York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction in the pr:ce Pt Rct LAIN fIC-
TuRES. Recent improvements IN producing these
pictures enable US 10 row offer the at safiy one,
half the former prices, aud lar sapc. or Gail ard
examine sprcincCs.
OUR CAHTES DE VISI1B AND OTHER
rLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
Espcral attcn ton given children. Also to eopv.
inc old Dasuerreotypes ahd other pictures sai'nif
ton in all cases guaranteed and Ut prices to corres
pond with the times.
SrEKEusCUPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Ecssuccd Prices.
A Grc collection Of
srERECsCOpIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
IAINS IN NORl II CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
TLcee are the first and only Photographs ever taken
in that locality.
OUISB O. o.,
30. a6l EING-STREET
CHARLESTON, S. G,
February Is 16
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Consl.nces per south CaI DINA Railroad
February 23
ois bales Cotton, bales Domestics, lG cars Wood.
cars Lumber 10 Railroad gent, Feeder Davis,
Pe.zer Rodgers & Co, G II Hoppock G W Williams
& Co, q Walter Il Co. Z sloan. w \ Ryan.
Kirkpatrick & Wit;e. 1hurston & Homes, Frost &
hd!er, Pinckney Bros, u Folliu. Hart e Go, Cold.
ritl & Son, Fraser S Dill, ClaghoIn, Herring
& Co.
Consisnccs per Charleston una Savan-
nah Railroad. February 23.
Cotton. Rice Md.c. Live Stock &c To Roper
stoney, sal.ie Flaum. LaRorhe j / kanapaux,
Cadd H. Peizer, Rodgers Il Co. J Aiken 90 j
Priusle, W Z See 60, C u Petit, Cococi d Co.
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5iHr Arts.

5ine arts.
m IVIGN AT NJ A N,
ARTS T..
Rooms Southwest corner of KING and LIBERTY
STREETS, over Osborne 5 Gallery.
PORTRAITS PAINTED FROM LIFE
PHOTOGRAPH
Old Paintings clio ned and restored on most
REAs sONADLE TFRMs. imw1mo February -
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Railroads.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

GENERAL sJPERINTENIEST's OFFICE
CHag1EsroN. = G.. Frbrua 13. 1860
nN AND AFTER sU. DAY, FEBRUARY 14IH,
~ The PASSENGER TRAINS of the south Caro-
lin Railroad will run follows:
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ..........-.....o.5V ~ -.
Arrive at AuSustu. o. lo L. H.
Connecting with trans for Alontsomery. Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans VIA montgomery and
~ ''' FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. a. NJ
arrive at Columbia; ,t Wninsio, and MancpestSr G
road, Camden train
F@H CHARLESTON
Leave Augusta. .s"o d. W.
Arrive at Charleston. ..''....o w +. "a
Leave Colum bia...... ........1 4, a. ~
arrive al 'ad1.f5:Sr; auGUSI; NIGHT ExpRESs
SUNDAYS EIcEPrED
Leave Charleston. s.o L NJ
ArrIvo at Augusta... =. ~
Connecting with trains Tor Memphis, Nusn'ii"
and iiew Orleans, va Grand Junction.
cave Augusta. ao no L. a. a.
Arriyo al Charleston .,.oo g. d.
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
SUNDAYS sXcEpTED.)
Leave Charleston. .o'no r. IL
Arrive at Coumbl. ...h4O h' ,.
Connecting sundays ercppted) with Grcenvlle an"
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia .o.oU T. a.
srrlve q, Charleston. ...a.9o H' N'
81 MA1ERvIlLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston L. ~
Arrive at Summerviile. 4.'V< w.
Leave Summerville. A. S,'
Arrive at Charleston. NJ d
CAMDEN BRANCH.
On Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Leave hingsille. .....''' mn Al
Arr, at Camden .hUu L. ~
Leave Camden. % NJ -.
Arrive ct Eingvillc. .s.s9 ~ a.
Sirnet], u. L. pEAkF,
February 10 General SUPERINTENDENT.
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OILS! OILS! OILS!
BELTING BETTING

BELTING! BETTING!
5000 FEET OAK TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING
5000 FEET GUM BETTING, 2, 8, A, and S
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER {.
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES 9LAKE's PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLNIANS BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCk'S PACKING, ! INCH TO u INCH d.
AMETER
soAPsrONE PACKING, INCH TO II
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUrE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND nANDHOLE GASKErS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BAEKLEY IS CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
january 6no
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:Marinr Asms.

Port OF Charleston. February ed
POiII' CAL t:N )AE.
PHASES or TUT sIooE.
Last Quarter Sd, II hours 81 nlIuutcs. mOrainS
New MOON, llth. 8 Louts, u minutes morning.
yrst Quarter 1871 II hours, Sc minutes, morning.
tul Moon, 10Th, u hours 81 minutes. morn'a1.
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Sh.pmcIys by Telegraph.
.;Ew Yo.K February .3-,rr;vcti, :l,e Gen Grant.
revASSAn. fcu:u ~ .3-tIrivsd Steamship Fam
pic II ON eat,luovu i'll III te.s, with boiler blown
oa.; steamship " % lag ;r LII P"iad,pEla; brig
Haze. from lew YU.k; scarL 'afct tIvin has "a;
Mary mi lro!a New HOrE
.:ra,t,t s.e lnsip 20 ior ,;cw Il r bri Oh irld7
Nj, c. tld scar e y Uo mss IN iii!. du i'i:.a.
Wcsliivr ri.ny. A.d :c.'~..ci hc4'J u .ci. lhcr-
mo -et,: 81.