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RAILROADS.
SSUTIl CAROLINA RAILROAD
iS 55 gE:z 70 tzg:El!5z s]F7lElggEE E
GENEEAL sllrERINTENnENr.s nrrlcEl

CIiARLESTOS. :. C.. SrM. Ii ,SGa
on anu ait"r Thursday. September III thc ia,
seiIgcr Trains on the South C;iruli,, n,iir . ;,I tS
run rs follows: "''''o''" VIII
rOH AUGUSTA,
Leave Charleston. On.............. con , =,
Arrive at Augusta. ......... - '','"o -, ~ VI
Connccting with trains for Moniyoir:tt' Nm; Il, NJ.
p pS, SaSifi,s alid New Orleans Via Montgomery
FOR COLUMBIA
Arrive ai Tnnni; '''''..''...........S30 a. VI.
:, Connecting with Wilmington and Mnn,h.. ~; ~:
Railroad, ana Camden tram. '''s'ei
FOR CIIARLESToN
Leave Augusta. ........... sno Ar
HMrlNe M al charleston. n..................lU0p r. n
Arrive ni chnr.,n, 40 \. ".
e ~ e""iicston. ..........-.........I.Opp L. NJ.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EMPRESS.
o lSun'lays eNceptedl
Arrive at Smr"s,a ''''.'''.'.........7a r. N.
Connecting with trains for Mclnn6is SnshviIlc ~.
u,iu di new orleans, VIA Grand Junction.
Arrive ut Charleston. T. ~
COLUMBIA NIGHT EMPRESS ''
tSundays cNceptcdJ
Arrive nj rn,,n,h;.' +. NJ
Connecting tSundays cXccptc,N with t;rcenvtIIc nv I
niu ooluiInil ltililroatl, ana on M0n,lays WeInes
,iays ana Fridays with Charlotte and south inro
linn Railroad. ~ ''"'" S"io-
Leave Columbia. bia........ ,.op,
NrrtNc NJ charleston. On..............,...5co M 4 NJ
suMMEEvILLE TRAIN. ''
Leave Charleston. ..................405p p. NJ
Arrive nt Summcrville. 4 IN n, a.
Leave Summcrvlc.. ............7IOt 4 n
arrive NJ Charleston. n...................So5 A. N
CAMDES TnAHcH
,,'ieh ,aail'ieh anu Columbia Passenger Trains ON
MONnArS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. and be-
tween Camden and Klngvillc daily. t,sun,Iays en-
ceptcul connects with up and down Day Pas
Leave Camden. ...............G35 NJ
Arrive at Columbia. ..................iI.00 100 A. 81
tri,o =, Ti,. .i5 /. VI.
tSigncd) H. r. pEAEE "
septio General Superintendent.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, October s.-Exporta OF surar durino
the week from Havana and Aatan1as 10 foreius
lo. 600 boxes. Stock In wetehouse at Hayana and
Aatanzas, 2e7, 900 boxes, 5000 hhds Stock scarce:
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NH,ANGEhO SCHEDULE
FOR PALATKA FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDlNA AND JACKSON
hH'' ffl WILLIE, - N'I-7

= The Elegant ana Pirst.class :. rN~A
Steamer DICTATOR, Captain w. T.
AoNelty, Will sail from Charleston every TUR URs-
Returning, the Steamer viii leave Savannah,
SUNDAY MORNING, at O'Clock ~ =. . 5SgI
~ Connecting with the Central Railroad at Sayan.
Florida Railroad at FcrnandinR for Cedar Keys,
at which point steamers. connect with New Or.
through Bills Ladng signed to New Orleans and
All freight payable on tho wharf e5cI:
Goods not removed at supset WIN be stored at
80 'AN j. b. AIKEN AGO., Aaents,
octA ;" f''' South Atlantic Wharf.
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PISON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to remove all desire for Tobacco IN
any form. Restores sufferers from its iniurious
enects TO robust health. or great beneft 10 Dys.
peptics. For sale by DR.. Ii. BAER,
- No. 1S1 Meeting street,
oo'o Agent for sopth caroliis.
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SUPERIOR COLoGNE WATER.

Manufactured and for sale by
. Or. II. BAER.
WV No. 1sl Meeting street.
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THE. BOY IyHALEn

: u :! ~ ~ III
or THE
YOUNG vERs! -
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FoR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT.

The fast steamer "PILoT BoY,n rn-,
Captain Fem Peck, will leave Md sss;5a6&55ES
die Atlantic Wharf for above points every THURS
DAY MORNING, ats O'clock until further notice.
MORNING, at O'Clock. - y I.IG : - :"
The PILOT BOY viii touch at BlutIton on her
way to Savannah on the 14th, October, and also
on her way back on the 18th October.
= oct0 y 't'..+9' >fafy. D,lAIKRy h Co
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DAC1FIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY,S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <yESE,
NO. ~ North River, foot or Canal street, @NleN8s
New iork, at ~ O'Clock noon OF the 1st, Ilth and
on Sunday, then the Saturday prccedlng.)
departure OF 1st and 2lst connect at Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those OF 1st touch ut ManZanilIo
Departure OF llth OF each month connccts with
New Zealand. ''
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
China and japan October !, 1863
No California steamers touch at Haynna hut on
direct from New York to Aspinwali o.
One hundred pounds baggage free tn each otlult
Medicine and attendance free = :, - s'N'
For Passage Tickets or further Information nm
ply at the CoMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on lie
wharf, foot OF Caual-street North River. New
tork: +. II. BABY, Agent.
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FOR HAvRE DIRECT.

The splendid New Al American Clipper 81
capacity 1900 balcs,) having large n0TfI1I
cargo engaged, Will load with quick despatch
For balance room, apply to
octll WILLIAM ROACH & 60
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For Freight engagements, apply to
~ STREET BROTHERS & co
octl3
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NOR BEAUFORT VIA ROCKVILLE
b EDIsT0 AND CHfSOLMiS LANDING.

Tho fast steamer sPrIOT BoY,n .H-A
Captain Fem Pock, will leave Md. Ej9ts46z57SS Ej9ts4p667S
dle Atlantic Wharf for above points every MoND1Y
Returning. viii leave beaufort every TUESDAY
MORNING ut O'Clock, and EdlstO 2 O'Clock r. M.
oct9 = .,t ]. d. AIKEN & CO., Agents.
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Drngs, Chemicals, Me.

Perhaps no one niell-
cine Ia so universally re-
quiretl by everybody as
n cathartic, nor was
ever any before so uni
vefsally adopted into
use, III every country
and among all clnsscs,
rs this mild but efficient
plirgatiye PILL. The
obvious reason Is, that
II IL Il more reliable and
far more elfectual rem
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Shipping.
II o II LIy Err p o oL

The American Bark ANNIE KIMBALL. "a.
Slnson Master, having aargc part of her s2,isSi
cargo engaged, VIII be dispatched for the ab1YG
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BY TELEGRAPH

SAVANNAH, October IL. = Arrived, steamsh
Tonawanda, Philadelphia; schr Mercy Trund
Calais, Me- Sailed, steamship Leo, New York
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THO Light Draft Steamer PLAN rN-nA
TER, Captain J. T. Foster, Is now x{xs:e4alllS
receiving. freight ct Accommodation Wharf, and
Will leave on SATURDAY NIGHT, the 10th Instant
Freight and Wharfage must bo prepaid.
For engagements, apply to - =
RAVENEE & HOLMES. Agents.
N.B. Freight consigned 10 Agents will be FOR.
warded free OF commission and storage.
Octlob HHl lif'r
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FOR HWRIGHT'S BLUFF AND INTER
l. MEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE SAN
TEE RIVER, t1l

The The Steamer MARION, Captain r ,.clEwA
Freight TOMORROW, the 18th instant, nc Accom-.
mediation Wharf, and leave on FRIDAY, NIGHT the
18th instant. ~
Freight must be prepaid.
For engagements, apply Mt
THE OFFICE OF THE AGENCY
octlS Accommodation Wharf,
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MEMORANDA

The bark Helen Sands WoodsIde, from Charles
ton for Montevldeo, was spoken September I, lat
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n II Ii \ l. tt NJ RE.
m The fine new Schooner ..ZETA PSI.r n.
thompson Master, having large part OF ESSff
leT cargo engaged, wants u few bales Cotton on
other Freight TO I'LL up.
]. 4. ENSLOw & Co.
octll No. Ill East Bay.
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W.4SHINGTON.

THFEUPREME COURT RECOGNIZES THE MOL. PROS
njTHE CASE OF JEFF ERsoN DAVIS -sHERMAN's
EJHNDs MAKE HIM PRESENT OF GRANTS
3oUsE-RHMovAL OF THE SIXTH INFANTRY TO
Missouri.
NAsHaNaToN, February 19.--In the Supreme
CoEt, on motion of Attorney General Evarts,
thecertihcate OF the division of opinion in the
CiHuit Court Of Virginia, in the case Of MIR.
Dafs, was dismissed on account of nol pros
entered in the court below.
General Imboden is here.
The British Government has informed Mr..
Seward that orders have been is .ued for the
relihse Of the prisoners Costello and Warren.
asward, in replying to the letter urging pro-
teoien to American citizens in Cuba, says that
at Vast half OF Hoff's fleet is in Cuban waters,
and that Hoff has been fully and repeatedly
instructed to extend oil proper protection to
American interests.
The application for hobeas corpus for the
Toltugas prisoners will be heard tomorrow.
Hierman's friends have bought for him
Grsatis house and furniture, possession to be
givsn March 5.
SIX companies of the 9th Infantry, now in
South Caroline, have been ordered 10 Mis-
sou4.
TIE new Tax bill covers six hundred pages.
DEmpsey, who cowhided Duncan, the Patent
Ofi}s clerk, for his evidence about the station
cry contracts has been fined 5000 and impris-
one4 ten days.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

FARRAGUT-THE MISUNDERSTANDING THE
PRESIDENT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE
ARMY AND NAVY.
WASHINGTON, February 19.-IN THE SENATE.
ths bill regarding Farragut's captules on the
Mississippi was passed, and goes to the Presi-
dent.
The bill allowing s19O,O0O to the destroyers
sof the cruiser Alabama was passed, and goes
to the President.
A bill was introduced repeating the law fix
ing the headqual ters of the general of the
army at Washington and compelling the Pres
ident to issue orders through him..
The Indian Appropriation bill was discussed
to adjournment.
lN THE House, the Army Appropriation bill
was considered. All the amendments relu-
cling the ordinary ap preparations were agreed
to-! The following was adopted as substitute
forthe amendment reducing the army: s.Until
the army is reduced to twenty regiments of
infantry, five Of artillery aud five of cavalry, no
new commissions shall issue, The regigsnts
shall be consolidated as rapidly as the reduc-
tioE Of officers permits. No appointments or
promotions shall be made in any department
Of he army" The bill was then passed.
1he conference report on naval affairs was
adtbted 1t forbids promotions or appoint
meits until the officers shall be reduced to the
reqlired number.
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POLITICAL Disabilities.
Who have been Relieved In South Carr
olinn. Georgia and Florida by the hate
Act OF Congress.

The following is the correct list Of the ex
Confederates in the States OF South Carroll ma
Georgia and Florida, relieved on Tuesday by
more than two-thlrds OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives, and by unanimous vote Of the
Senate: /.
That all legal and political disabilities i'm
posed by the United States upon the following
named citlzens OF tho several States herein
after mentioned, in consequence OF partcipa
ton IN the recent rebellion, be, and the sam,
are hereby removed, namely:
4 MOUTH HCAROLINA.-Richland County-Dr. ]. .
". Parker; Thomas j, Lamotte, and Ainsley
III Monteth.
Bsrnwell f, County g. ". Walker.
Charleston County-Wilham Whalev E. M
Whiting and B. +. Dunkln.
Chester County-W. P. Gill and Eli Corn.
wall.
Colleton County j. r. Lnder.
Georgetown County--S. 4. Atkinson.
10. Cover.
seorry County-C. B. Saws.
S@Iairfeld County-W. W. Boyce.
Marion County-Ely Godbold.
Marlboro County-W. D. johnson.
Sumter County-Danlel Keels.
GEORGIA. Twiggs County--E. s. Griffin.
Baldwin County--Dr. Thomas f. Green.
Atlanta County Foster Blodgett.
Floyd County-P. NJ. Se,bley.
-Pensacoa-J. w. Kelly, George
n. McNelll and Flo E. Luquce.
Fernandipa-S, B. McLin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bell, James M. Clardy
John Bryan, r. j. Bevil, and w. J. ). Dun.
gcan.
Jasper-Henry J. Stewart
Cedar Keys-Lewis Dlshang.
eMauison-G M. L. Brinson.
Apalachicola-B.F F. Simmons.
Tallahassee-A. L. Woodward and J. T. Bar.
naTd.
Calhoun County-Luke Lott.
Eranklln COuntv-NGthan Baker.
Leon County-B Allen.
Bradford County-Roland Thomas. A. j.
.lreyatt, A. J. Weeks, John T. Slmons. R. p
Serdis, j. @. Richard. James Abbott. John J.
II. Perist, F. L. Dakle. w. Nj. Andrew, J. r.,
Hodges. Jacob Hines, and George Race. n
Milton Coulty-Alfred Holley.
Monticello 0ounty--James D. Morris.
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EUROPE.
MODERATE MEASURES IN SPAIN.

MODERATE MEASURES IN SPAIN.
MADRID, February ia decree has been
adopted establishing uniform legal jurlsdic-
tion, abolishing the ecclesiastical courts, and
modifying the financial administr alton Of the
colonies.
LASH MEETING OF THE CONFERENCE AND ITS DIS
SoAUTION-THE GREEK REPLY SATISFACTORY
PROTECTION TO CHRISTIANS IN TURKEY.
PsR1s February 19.-Ihere was q meeting
4 OF the Conference to-day. The reply OF Greece
wasreceived and decided to be satisfactory. A
resolution was adopted whereby tho Great
Powers reserve to them selves the right to pro-
tect the lives, property and interests Of the
Christian inhabitants Of Turkey. The repre-
sentatives signed the protocol, and the confer
encs was dissolved. y
tEx-BINa FEl. JINAND AND THE SPANISH THRONE.
II PARIS, February 19.--The reports that the
tex-King Ferdinand, Of Portugal. has consent
ed to be q candidate for the Spanish crown are
prenaature. Though strongly urged, he still
refuses 10 allow his name to be used in con-
nectionF with the sovereignty. majority of
the raemDers Of the Constituent Cortes, now in
session at Madrid, are opposed to Duke Mont
pensier, and there ia little prospect Of his sue
cess,
PASSAGE OF THE REPLY TO THE QUEENS SPEECH
THE NEaorIATIoNs WITH TIE pN1TED
sfArEs-rHE IRISH CHURCH DURATION.
LONDON, February l9.-An address in reply
TO the Queel's speech was agreed to unani-
moubly in both houses of Parliament.
Inthe House Of Commons Disraeli express
ed strrow that the ratification OF the conyon-
tien with the United states was not announced.
He Hoped, however. FOR speedy completion Of
the keaty.
M4 Gladstone was sure the negotiations
Woulh end in the same spirit in which they
! werdcommenced The final Issue would doubt.
yiess be satisfactory to both countries.
Tie first of March has been named for open.
ing the debate on the disestablshment Of the
Frish Church.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Trouble is brewing between the Spanish and
Cuban residents of New Orleans, and the
Spanish Consul has asked the cooperation OF
the Governor of Louisiana in keeping the
peace between them.
The Southern Press Convention has re-
elected A. r. Lamar, Of Georgia, President;
NJ. j. Williams, of Alabama, Vice-President;
A. w. Reese, of Georgiay Secretary and Trea-
surer; J. A. Englehart. of North Carolina, F.
w. Dawson, Of South Carolina, James Gard
ner, Of Georgia, W. j. Ramage. Of Tennessee.
w. W. Screws, Of Alabama, and j. Armstrong,
OF Misslssi i, directors.
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FORTS CLOSED D-RETUGEEs-- UNITED STATES CON-
sUL IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEN sUs-
PEorED- -MaxIoaN oFRioERs HEADING THE
REVOLT BRITISH soHooNEE DECLARED A
sss 1RIzR. s 3s
Ss aAvA HAVANA, February 10. Ports without cua-
&toIahouses have been declared closed. At Sa-
guaon the 7th Instant there was no sugar Id
the.narket. The insurgents had burned the
railroad at La Conices. A column arrived at
sMarEaDillo on the 14th instant from Bayamo
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with one thousand women and children as re-
fugees. The troops were harrassed the entire
route by the insurgents
The United States Consul having applied for
a passport for naturalized citizen, the latter
was arrested, and the Consul was informed
that the government could not recognize his
right to apply for passports. The consul has
tclegraphed to Washington asking for tho
prompt intervention Of his government to pro-
tect its citizens, and, in case of refusal, ten
dering his resignation.
The government has received Intelligence of
q rising in the vicinity Of Matanzas. The rebels
number three hundred, and the greatest alarm
prevailed there. Senor Castillo, director of
savings bank, has been arrested, and the police
are searching for other wealthy and suspected
men.
New York February IA special to The
Herald, dated Havana the 14th, says: "Insur-
gents have appeared in the District Of Colon
under the leadership Of Colonel Iuclan, q Mexi-
can officer. In the Cuzco Mountains two
thousand men are waiting the signal for re-
volt. There are other Mexican officers in
command Of insurgents in this district and
other parts Of the island The Cuban passen-
gers who were found on board the schooner
Galoanie have been tried in o maritime court
for treason and sentenced to death, but Cap
tain General Dulce will probably commute the
sentence and send them out Of the island to
some convict station. The Schooner has been
declared o legal prize, OF which Judgment the
British Consul notified his government. He
las also expressed hopes that the captain and
crew Of the schooner will be released Advices
from Trinidad to the 9th have been received.
The American Consul there had Joined the in
surgents aud turned over his Office to another
person. The insurgents hold Tunas and have
many Spanish prisoners. The wife OF Captain
General Dulce will soon leave for Spain.'
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TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY snws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEws.]
COLUMBIA, February 19.-IN THE SENATE, the
following piils passed second reading and
were ordered to be engrossed: A bill amenda-
tory Of the acts Incorporating the University
Of South Carolina; u bill to alter and amend the
charter OF the Town Of Greenville.
Dickson introduced bill to incorporate the
Florence and Lancaster Railroad Com pany,
which was read the first time, and the Senate
adjourned over to Tuesday in honor Of w .sh :
ington's birthday.
In THE House, the Charleston Election bill
was resumed. Elliott and Hyde spoke against
the bill. Elliott occupied the floor for an hour
and half. Whipper replied in favor of the
bill. After five hours illbusteriDg, during
which theyeas and nays were called five times,
the bill was passed at half-past five o'clock, by
a vote of yeas SO, nays IL.
"A resolution to adjourn over to Tuesday was
tabled.
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FROM THE STATE C.APITAL.

The Charleston Election Bill--Ransicr's
Remarks i'm its Fnvor--The Vote ON
the Gill by Yeas and Nays--New I'm
structiOns for County Commission ers--
Aid for the MI. mphis, El Paso and
Southern Trans-Contl mental Il Rn1lroad.
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lMarrieo.

SMYTH-GAMBRILL.-O Wednesday evening.
February 17,h. 1859. a: the seconi Presbyterian
Church, by the Rev. LovIo PIERCE D. d. of deor-
gia, LI-ON A. SMYth and JULIA, daughter OF
l. GAMBRfLL. all of this city.
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Special llDtifes.

4, 18-CIRCULAR CHURCH.-THERE WILL
A by no service To Moanow MORNING, the Pastor
preaching at James Island. Service in the AFTER
6%foN. as usual, at halfpast Three O'Clock.
E4Ssyebrnarv an ttls
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAIITAL.

THE CHARLESTON ELECTION BILL = ELLIOTT
SPEAKS AGAINST 1T FOR AN HOUR AND A
HALF-AFrER FIVE HOURS F1LIBUsrERINa IT
Is PASSED DY VOTE OF YEAS FIFTY, NAYS
ELEVEN.
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BTUNtTARIAN CHURCH. DIVINE SER
VICE In this Church To-afoRRow MORNING at half
past Ten O'Clock and at halfpast Seven O'Clock in
the EyENINa Preaching by the Rsv. n. p. CUT.
LEE. subject at NTaHr :. The Kingdom Of God
comeihMat With observation" / February 20
I gas- sssg RE BAPTIST CHURCH.
,Ds'elock- I'm Past Seven.
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agDlvINE SERVICE WILL BE CON-
ADUCTED In the Orphans Chapel on To-NonRow
AFTERNOON. at halt-past three o'clock, by the Rev.
w. B w. HOWE. February 90
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PACIFIC MAIL sTMA AMsERlks COmssXpR
s THROUGH LlNAu TO
4 GA1IFORNTA nHTkn ANN

s THROUGH Lin TO
-, y ia GALlFoRRIA. u iseS CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREA TL Y RB
I DUCED RATES.
= sss:s ID q STE as,sss5s % OF gHsYsoyns
s~zsfsse:9A - foot Of Canal street, New yort, q
l2 O'Clock noon, of the 1st. sth 10th
and 24th OF every month except when thes. daten
fall on Sunday. then the Saturday precedin.
Departure of Eti nd Oath connect at Pana11a with
steamers for south Pacific and Central l-rcan
ports Those of 1st touch at Manzanillo.
Departure of 9Th OF each month conrec.s with
the new stesm line from Panama to Australia ana
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves san Tram
cisco ts + China and japan April 8. 1869.
No California steamers touch Rava1a tut 40
direct from New York to Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage tree to eaeh sdu!s.
Medicine and attendance free.
at the CoMPANY's TICKET OFFICE, on lie whafff,
foot @ Of canal-street, North River. New Yo:s.
Maroh IA Tyr r. r. RABH Agent.
FOR NORTH EDIsTO.
- sKWeh THE STEAMER ST. HELENA
Captain JAMES G. RuMLEy. will re-
Oefve Freight TH1s DAY and leave MONDAY MORN.
ING at O'Clock. and Edisto same day at 12 o'clock
JOHN MURRAY,
ft Mariet Wharf
The steamer leaves again "WEDNESDAY MoRNINa
at o'clock, and Edisto FRIDAY MoRSINa at o'clock.
February 20 1*
INLAND kOUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA
CHARLESlON AND SAVANNAH SIAAM PACKET
LINE, VIA EDIsrU, BEAUFORT AND HILTON
HEAD,
TIE "A ATLAMTyC IA. AND GULF RAILROsD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
y = ..tiE.o@A, THE FINE, FAST sTEA MER
PILOT BOY. Captain FENN PECK will
leave Charleston on Mo lDAY aud IRuasDAy NOM.
INGs at Eight O'Clock Returning, will leave avannah
UEsDAY MORNINGS at tight O'clock uud FaIpAY
AFTERNOON at Two O'clock, tou blng II Edlsso on
lHURsDAY trip from Charleston. ut gevon A. NJ,
and leaving EdistO at Nine A. NJ SATURDAYS on re-.
turn trip.
The steamer will touch at Chi solm's each way.
everv two weeks, commencing with trip OF Febru.
ary 18th. -
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
February IS Accomm tlaton Wharf.
FOH PALATtA a. tLots,uA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FfRNANDINA x AND JACKSON
s WILLIE
a spE n, TIE FIRtT-CAsS SIEAMEH
DICTATOR. Captain l.. NJ CoxnrTER
Eight O'clock, tor the above points
The hrstc'ass Steamer OITY POISr, Captain WIZ.
T. MosELTY wall iail nom Charleston every Sutwr.
aay Evsn.sg. q. ! Eisht o'clock, Tor asoye fAnts.
tor Mobile and New Orleans, aud wIta the sflorida
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys at whihfa
goint, steamers connect with New Orleans Mobile.
PenBacoa. Key West and Havana, ~
Through Bills Lading given for Freight TO Mobile
Pensacola and! New Orleans.
BaM stednseS o0nnecttsg toHh IT. s. Nurtss sseoDa.
era 0cla,caha end for Sver lSpr,nos asu Lakes.
Aiifreigbt payable on the wharf
GOODS not removed at sunset will be stored at riak
and expense OF owiiers.
For Freight or Passage engagemer {, apply to tij
ee j. ID. AIKEN 4 Ot,., A2eyrs.
>0uth Atlantic Wharf
n. B.--No extra charge for Meals and staserooms.
November al 31 ~ -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-20

eI-ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH.AAN ELEC-
'rION will be held next week for Contralto Voice in
the Choir of this Church, Applicants will leave
their letters at once with
April 10 JAMES r. PRTNGLE