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SENATOR CORBIN AND THE WORK
ING MEN.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

AT the suggestion OF Alderman Voigt, the
anthor OF the bill before the Legislature 10
rebnild the waste places OF Charleston. J" which
was laid on the table in the Senate, J., as q d's-
interested party, wrote to Senators Lesi1o ana
r n. Cain to induce them. if within the range
OF their power, to take that bill from the table
and have it passed.
What good it would have done to the COM
nnnity REQUIRES no great stretch of the imagl-
nation to conceive. Two millions OF dolars
poured into the lap OF suffering community
Add from spite against the Acting Board OF
Aldermen. the Senate laid the bill on the table.
You understand that the measure is entirely
in favor OF the working man. II gives hlm
bread, and now steps in MIR. Corbin and says
"He shan't have IL; Mr. Pil.sbury Go. are
nv clients, and the entire laboring population
OF Charleston must stay their stom'obs the
best way they can till my client takes his seat"
NV letters clclted the following reply fro m
Senator Cain {: .. NJ. M
COLUMBIA, s. C., March 2s, 1869.
.Mr. James ~ Morrison:
DEAR S1R-Yours Of the 21st was duly re-
ceived this morning, and IN my place III tne
Senate made inq Try after the bill you refer
to. find that Mr. Corbin had the Dai posi-
poned. or LAID Oh the table, aud that at this
late date it will be impossible to have any ac-
tion taken on it at this time. MIR: Corbln has
manifested spirit Of disregard for the poor
man, and all OF his real Interests. IN sucn q
manner, that have come TO reg rd him as he
enclny of the poor only 80 far as ho can make
a good thing out of them. 1t WAS OF his III
stance that this b Il was lald on tue table, and
hence lost. s. the school bill is lost bs his ad-
vice, aud every other good measure looking to
the peoples interest.
/ regret very much that many other meas
ures, which ought to hav' been passed, have
failed to do 80 by reas On Of the persistence OF
nort,sa,s to ,rry their pet schemes through
The he Lsgisla ure. I hope the tune will come
when we sh,lI have men IN our Loglslata
who will he interests 3i tho ous poor M
romedv aud until that tlme we must suftel
many wron 8 at their hands.
low With respect, yours,
4. q. CAIN.
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but none, perhaps, unless it be the Education
bill and bill to provide for the care of the
poor, from the postponement Of which the
public at large will experience any serious
soss.
Some excitement was oecasioned just before
adjournment by dispatch received from
Charleston that Judge Carpenter had given a
decision against the Pillsbury party. The
Judge was denounced on all sides as a traitor,
and the opinion generally expressed that he
never was a Republican. Threats were made
that at the next session of the General Assem-
bly, the charter of the City OF Charleston would
be legislated out of existence. On the other
hand, Cain, OF the Senate, and DeLarge, of
the House, exhibited the most serene satis-
faction, saying they knew it could not have
been otherwise, and that the Validating act
turned out just as they predicted-a signal
failure. The Governor is now appealed to to
take the matter in hand.
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Lopez, of Paraguay, is indefahRaDlc ne hg
turns up with devoted srmy ol ioaf tnousanu
men in thc interior. rs ready 10 hurl dehahco
at IN. enoln,cs Us ever By do.ayn9 the'r sIic-
coss he f,slracts them. The Argentine hr,
pubic cannot bc exorcted a'wtys to D. swayeu
by Brazil and III TACT to b. Inc cat s-l'aw 81 i'a
designs. Tho longer Paraguay ho.ds ou., !ho
rlpyr grows il. d.liT 10 l lii thai itcPuo'io.
Dan Pedro reycr cherished q design 10 mahe
mi eoull thing Of the t:iumph wnlch NC
lhou 1T hl,nacif .utn Of. His rurpose, so 1ar
as hr has venture: 10 auliouLce It, has oe,h "
'.y crmma.c every v.stigc Of Para%uayan IN
den .rdci,rc. 10 Gcludo his allies WITH l'ilo pro,
misses OF ,nt advantlE' III inc u,',siu.r troI Vi
pa,a., ,y;Is, territory and 20 seize 'lc cohIroi,
in tho ,am II Brazil OF The La Plata ahd IT'S
two I'M ora 1t continents which would .pc'l
M To Brazil in,.ld .;tn pro,R"cis OF u larS
and Increasing ttade hct%4a me ll'eriot G'',, =,
f1relcn lox RS rhr allied .a'cs nave .af!ii = u
tireIr subordinate places IL tDis pau III .1i,
trnn snr,f uf sub .iisloa. P"tdsuaY si'hus
nnt und Is IN ri. tor v.n,ctncc. IL ls no
r>s,a,ial 20 lscn the ors hti GUS u ~, ~,
text fI li.s wa; ii is enoagA 10 OH s ssa "ma
cam br :ir;,.,. ..;a:i,ii ptia$."y I'm '!ie sue
,,,,u.s,, harrarsns psocia:.l'ioii mace AZ t'''
nam, ~ ,iI;. :; li:hcu 1 .:;p.-.:. e. ou6n u ::
pr.r pr.z iy., I.lu, rei,tm,ad, ca''G'' vi ],
,iii' ,; yoIc c.l. 'bnl ma. i.:iy *'i@c cilo 30 !;
dIs,at.siis.! rrpu:l."i a!i G;a;'s =, ,os ue''"'
and ,l,c rndy,ng resolution 0S f;l'S uay'
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~WlTHoUrA GOOD OBJECTIONABLE
other temporal blessings ars comparatively ~of'n-
less The dyspeptic millionaire VINO nus tr'eu Aii
tbo notions OF the medicil profession IN Va'h'
and believes his complaint to bt ineuraole' "ouiu
rive half his fortune DO freed from the horrors Oh
indipe,,ou. and thus enablei to enjoy the other
haf of course he would.
porbons o>rErI ER'S STOMACH BlTTEhS
haa ueeu recommended to such sufferer. Possibly
he has turupd from the FREUD who made the su9
oes,ion with sneer intm !tins thit nc mas no 'atn
in any "va.ent u'edlrine I" II this has been the
,aa. a, much the W rse for him. HI l. ere 'uilty
do ms him TO u life of misory. All the luxuries
which wealth can purchase are ut his comma 'o'
Not one OF them eau give him pleasure. MS o"'
Irrational bstnacr is hs bane.
The IN 1928 ha ,py for themselves aio ioS'
skeut, al There is uch M Us olR"teo ooo''
rt IA we'll a. b,gJcd credulity, and goidoi ilean
! between the two, wich men and ~' fnen "he 'Ns
oits d with co..m,n scnso a1'pt ana proA' "S
| rbo.o ,rc tho c;ns, lhlt prtronze and recoinmena
| ,1o r rrrI,,, BtrIERS Why do they app owe
,b, ,omnus an,i-ly+ +pontic and ant-o ol' peep ara
,ro s;m.ly bee ,use they hIye not be n too N utn
Tho slave o. senscless prejudice TO give It 'r tra'
aud have found tia: when Ill other touics silmuian
,d t,.,ua .h,cs file i produced III de el ell Ct
..s;rikc, bit hear" s'id the Roman slse, whei
b;s ,,rporan enemies were assai.ing hin "Douo'
III, try" says The mau who has hcen cured Of iidi
i'm or b. iousess, o" 1ntermir ent fever, oy III
.t:crs rs H., relate, his exuerrncp o, the lnedicln
g. -. i,valid friends. Whoever is so welded to hi
owa torrg nc theoretical ~ .cusloas. as to deciin
| to tcs; the roi cities Of mrdcla' endorsed ny III
&c ;tmoay ct lateig ut men III every waia OF NE
ard approved by the prop;e at large desorv'
r,ao. plc March 20
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WASHINGTON.

GRANTS OPINION ABOUT MISS 1ssRpr-HINEsS
OF N-PREsDENT JoRNsoN--NoMINAT1oNE
AND COMBINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-In an absolutely
authenticated interview between General
Grant and the Mississippi delegation, who
were urging Grants assistance in passing the
pending bill, Grant said he doubted whetheI
the bill would restore peace in Mississippi. He
favored appointments by the military governor
with reelection on the constitution, with q
separate vote on the Objectionable features,
some of which probably would and, perhaps,
should be defeated.
Ex-President Johpson's physician has left
for Greenville, Tennessee, in response to dis
patch announcing MIR. Johnson's dangerous
illness.
The customs for the week ending the Goth
were four million one hundred and ffty-six
thousand dollars.
The President has made the following nomi-
natio9e: Edward L. Plumb, nsul-General at
Havana; Alonzo P: Cornell, Surveyor of Gus
toms at New York; E. A. Merritt, Naval Off
Ger st New York; julius Emmerson, Assessor
of the Third Louisiana District; James A.
Cooper, Collector OF the Second Tennessee Dis
trict; Isaac J. Young, Collector Fourth North
Carolina District; Julia P. Voolfolk, Postmis-
tress Jackson, Tennessee; Joseph I. Smith,
Collector of the Second District of Mississippi,
and quite number of Northern nominations.
UAo 0o..ee IA. o.AV0-sr10 -oe9'iS--
Bancroft Davis as Assistant Secretary OF state;
Jas. a. Casey, Collector Of Customs, New Or
leans. Delano has appointed Edward W. Bar
ber, who was for several years Reading Clerk
for the House. Supervisor OF the Revenue in
N;chioan
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sTTHE EXTENT 10 WHICH He "DuL-
rpp.IioS oil Liquors Is carried ON 10 this coun'
,,v ,se, It the duly Of the purchaser to iUve'i-
ooe III. merits of the article offered for saie IL Is
we,. known fact that many OF the braudes' "iheS'
kc.. are manufactured from french E1tfaots Essen'
till Oils uuL ,lcoaol, which is POISONOUS 'nereos
causing many inju ious effects.
he pubic Is justly ipicious Of nearly every
thuc uat up 10 sale under the name Of Liquors. aud
the lru,e Las been brought into dsrepuie- and IN
order 10 in sur, to those who desire Pure Article II
is only necessary for us to say that we Import Dec'
all brandcs Wines and +ius. aud warfant them per
fec Is pure as o;,,in LILY imoorted.
AL Botil Liquors bearinG the hbcis OIL W. =
coEWIN & 90, can DO relied upon as being pus'''
xs-purchascrs shouIj NJ ice ihat the IA CT "a'
over t,c cork is 10. urosen We pay for Bottles w"
hive ou. labels on, One Dollar per ;l'.ea wen rs
turned.
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sPARKs FROM THE WIRES

Brigham Young's wives have arrived at Chi
chaSp.
Rhode Island has postponed action on the
Fifteenth amendment.
Boutwell, wants legislation for the redlstrlpu-
ton of the national currency.
The Governor of New Jersey has sent mes
sage to the Legislature Of that State arguing
against the ratification Of the Fifteenth amend
mept,
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~ The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances of MI. and Mrs. ]. E. ALBERT, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. LNLEY, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. FORREST
GowAN, are respectfully invited to attend the Fun
eral Services of the latter THIS DAY, at st. Johns
Chapel at hafpast Twelve O'Clock P. NJ, immediate
1y after morning service. March 90
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EUROPE.

THE NEW SPANISH CONSTITUTION.
MADRID, March 25.-The committee appoint
ell by the Cortes to dratta form OF government
has reported constitutional monarchy. Inc
King is to reign eighteen years-the senator's
will hold Office for thirteen years, and the
members of Congress for three years. Inc
Church and State will be kept separate. Inc
Cortes has passed the conscription law.
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@HE ARE CONSTANTLY RECElVlNa
from ,he Moyuue Districts OF China he cho'ces'
chops of GREEN y AND BLACK TEAS OF new ;enSon''
whic, are unriva!led for their strength aho
flavor we warrant our TEAS 10 nepu ADo W.
cd .erated, and % sl:o general satisfaction. 40 NC
ore ousa ut, Il, receipt of largo car9o's OF -eas' We
ors epa;,,d to oer To tbe public the dnest cnopS a'
n, rico aa, mauy dealers offer inferior Ten az.
tr,ala,d compar,sop will at once prove th asser-
,,,, and II rly rema,us for the public to judge OF
no"' .,.",.o,,os WM. s. CORwlN CO.,
No. 275 Kin t-s rect
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Tap D. GERS OF KEROSENE. "A kerosene e ''
o;i ANN exploited !a,t Wcduessay evcniug IN IL,
the confectionery store OF Mr.. &C saioa' ,hn ~,
Grand-street New York aua &C. was n' caused ~ a
N"s.i1a II,. a mes c,u:d be exiinsulshod, put
fortunaleIy % no PEI sou was injured.
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a@HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON
The Annual Public Examination of this School Will
commence on MONDAY, 2sth instant, at Nine O'Clock
A. NJ Pa, ,onts and Guardians Of pupils and the pub
lie generally are respectfully in vited to attend
W. R. KINGMAN, A. H.,
March o. 6 Principal
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funeral notifes.

HF The Relatives Friends and Ac-
quaintances of Mrs. ELIZA TENNENT, and Ct Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. TENNENT, are invited to attend Funeral
Services of latter at Gebe-sreet Church, at half.
past Three O'Clock TH1s AFTERNOON.
March 26
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CoLUuB1A, s. c., March 24.-The General
Assembly. after tedious session OF fully four
months, adjourned to-day sine die. Tho Cos
ing scenes. with the exception perhaps Of the
speeches delivered on the occasion. were mark
ed by no Incidents of an unusual Character. A
great many of the members mad alrelty ief5
for their h mes, leaving little moro tlan IL
quorum to transact the remaining business OIL
tho session. As will be seen by the lists
send herewith ono hundred aud twon;,-i:o
acts aid joint resolutions hsve been enacted at
the present session, ratified anu approved by
the Governor. A humber of them age OF the
most important nature. Between fifty anc
sixty bills were continued to the next session
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Obituary.

WHABTON.-Died. at Hunters Point, Long Isl
and, March %, 1869, ELIZ >BEIH ANN KECKELEY
wife of THOMAS ]. WHARTON, and daughter of DR.
EDWARD @. KEoKELEY.
Ills frished! the conflict is past;
The herven.born spirit is fed;
Her wish s accomplished at last.
And now she's entombed with the dead.
Her months Of affection are o'er,
The days and nights Of distress;
We see her in anguish no more
She's gained her happy release.
Her soul has now taken Its fight
To mansions of glory above,
To mingle with angels Of light,
And dwell In the kingdom OF love.
How blest Ia our Lizzie. bereft
OF all that could burden her mind
how easy the soul that hath left
THIS wearisome body behind
Then let Us forbe1r to complain
That she is now gone from our sight;
We soon shall behold her again
With new and re1oubled delight.
SISTER.
nIVANT -T)enarad thi5 life at Gil1ieOu yille on
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nS THE CELEBRATED W. s. G. CLUB
HOUSE GIN pure, soft and unequalled-W. s. COR
WIN l. CO., Sole Agents. Medical men Of the high
est standing acknowledge that Gn in is pure state.
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence and more particularly to those
who use it incidentally, article that only re-
o,,ires 10 be known to be properly appreciated.
mS- 81 so per bottle. SIS per case.
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February 8

@J. s. MARTIN (LATE GRUBER &
MARTINI, will he pleased to scs his friends and Gus
toners at WIN. $. CoRWEN & CO., No. 275 King
.,root ne,ween Wentworth and Beanfain.
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xvIN TIE COMMON PLEAS, CHARLES
TON coUNIY-FIHST CIRcUIT.-It is ordered,
that Special Session OF the Court of Common Pleas
for the First remit shall be held at Charleston, on
MONDAY, the twensy.ninth day Of March instant;
and thai the Clerk Of tho Court shall cause the time
sGd pa for holding the same to be notified Tor TWO
weeks sue essivey in or more OF the newspapers
published in the City of Charleston.
tSiRned n. d. cAhrINAIn'
Mnrcn II, 1859.
true copy. B. y. hlCnhioND'
March u 10 NletA.
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as- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
is THm DAY dischargins cargo at Pier No 1, Union
Wharves. All Goods not taken away Of sunset, will
remain on wharf OF Condsnees' g. risk.
MORDECAI & CO.,
Marcho oB Agents.
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sSESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON TBE
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood yub the humane Wow Of treatment and cure
aent by mail free OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, FOX P. Philadelphia. Pa. :.
January ~
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ag ERRORS OF YOUTB.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and all the effects OF you hful in
discretion, WILL for the sake oil suffering humanity,
send free 10 all who need IT, the receipt and iirec-
tons Tor making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by tho advertis'
ers experience can do so by addressing. in pertec
on6dence, JohN D'ooDDN'
No. 40 Cedar-street, New York.
,.. 3mOe
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2s- CHANGE OF DAY.-THE STEAMER
UCY POINT, Captain GEORGE e. MCMILLAN, will
hereafter sail from Charleston for Savannah aud the
Florida ports. IN FRIDAY tvENINa, instead OF sAT-
uRnKY. "a heretofore. J. D. AIKEN CO.,
Charleston. March 22d. 1859. Agents;
March %
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Spffial Notifes.

2OoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
CHARLESTON, from New York, are notified that
she is dscharging cargo at Adgers Wharf. Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stored
at owners risk and expense.
JAMES ADGER CO.,
Norch On Agents.
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a1- ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM The
o.,,hsbmep; OF WM S. CoRWIN L co No. 276
Kua-street between Wentworth and Beaufa'n' are
q, the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but what
can he xarrantei as PURL AND GENUINE. This,a
NJ, ..t,hlish.d fact.
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March, q

aENOTICE.-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
that will not be responsible for any debts contract
ed by the crew of the British Steamship CAMILLA.
March 2e HENRY PEACE, Master.
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Spffial Motiles.

aFTO CONSUMPrIVES.-T ADVEk-
TIsER. having been restored to health in fe"
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung ahecaon' sno tna'
dread disease Consun ntion. is anxious TO MAKE
known to his fellow-suferers the means OF cure.
To all who desreit, he will send copy OF the pre-
scr1pton used free of charger, with the directions
for preparing and using the same, whlch they VIII
find sure cure tor Consumption. Asthma, Bronohl-
tas. ac. The object Of the advertiser in sending the
prescription Is 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread In
formation which he conceives to be invauaole; and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as 1t Will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription will please ad-
dress Kew. fDwaHo n "in"oN'
Williamsburg, Kings County New York.
February9 oinos
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FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON


VILE.
~~A THE FIRsT-CAsS STEAM ER
sp{3ftS312 = DICTATOR, Captain WM T. MoNKL-
TY will sail from Charleston evors 7uesddy Erenin9,
at Eight O'Clock, tor the above points.
The hrst-class Steamer 0ITY POINT, Captain GE }.
F. MCMILLAN will oil from Charleston every Fri
day Euen,ng, al Eight O'Clock, for aoove points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys, at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans mobile,
Pensacola. key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading given for Freight to Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Connecting .r,M r. ). Harts Heamrs @ % gesa1aae x.,.
tis, Hdrris and Durham.
ALI freight payable on thewharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at IA
and expense Of owners.
For Freight or Passage engagement I, apply te u.
J. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
South Atlantic Wharf.
N.B.-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms.
November 21
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The Last Day OF the session-What has
bon bone and Left Undone by the
General NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnd
Tearing of Hair Mt the news OF the
NIandnnlus Decision What was SAID
about Judge Carpenter.
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DAVANT.-Departed this life, at Gillison vile, on
the nth instant, Mr.. JOHN LOYER DAVANT, In
the sixty-si1th year of mis- age.
"He sleeps in Jesus.
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@ ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING
the Children Of PATSEY HENDERSON,, formerly
belonging to General Stevens family, OF Martins
burg, Berkeley County, Va, will be thankfully re-
ceiyed by MARTHA WARNER, summerville, 8. G.
March % D6C II
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY't
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAKSI
STEAMERS OF The ABOVE
MkIEYS line leave Pier No. AZ, North Rtvef,
,LI2E5(k1f&dRS foot Of Cansl-street, New York. ct
--s.51l 12 o'clock noon, Of the 1st, 18th and
1lst Of every month except when these dsses faa
on Sunday, then the Saturday precedfngl.
Departure of 1st and llst connect at Panama with
steamers for south Pacific and Central American
ports Those OF lsf touch at Mau3anillo.
Departure Of 11th OF each month connects Win
the new steam Line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
and Japan My A. 1863.
NO Caniorna sreaiHerB touch at HAVANA, put 60
direct FROM Nru YorA 10 Aspinwal.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each aduhs
Medicine uud attendance free. .,.
For Passage tickets or further information Apply
at the CoMPAEY's TICKET OFFICE, on the WnArf
foot O, Causl.s,reet, North Biver. New York.
warcn u Tyr F.R RABY, agent.
FO,s GEO..GErOwN, g. C.,
AND LANDING, ON TIE PEEDEE RIVER.
r., TIE STEAMER EMILE, oAPR.
s.sksS.sIstl ISAAC uKvB will receive Freight IH1s
DAY At south mmrclal Wharf, and leave as
above To-..oRnow lhaturday) MORNING, 27tn IN
''In.t Returning win leave Georgetown on FRIDAY
MoRSINo, the I'd April
Freiaht for Landings on the Peedee River will be
transferred to steamer GEN. haNIohoiA' o.
Georgetown
No Freight received after sunset.
An saaCKrLFORD KELLY, Agents,
March Of No. / Boyce's Wharf.
FOR WRIGHT'S BLUFF.
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE sANrEE RIVER.
-r- THE STEAMER MARION. CAP
Ie-4.ltTSTAIN J. 4. FOSTER is now receiving
Frs;oI: nd Accommodation Wharf and will leave
on An ,oSI' ~ to JOHN FERGUSON.
March "a
CHANGE of SCHEDULE.
INLAND KOU E-pNLY TWO AND HALE
HOURS At >EA.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESl ON AND SAVANNAH SlaaM PAChE1
LINE.
-r~1HA TIE >1kAMEs PILOT Buy, OAt-
Gs.lSEET TAIN FEM PscK v. lelve accom-
modation Wharf every MONDAY aud FRIDAY MORN
ING at o'clock, touching al au or ollt'
rc;ur ne leave avanuah lUEsDAY and SATURDAY,
ct O'Clock a. ". m king he "Trip in even hours.
Tho steamer F. IL. aptaii 'AIR WIN ieaVe
Charleston e ery thursday noiiNtNo ut o.cock
tou,Lin. ut d.Bto. rlIiso mr. Land ~ aud dl.ton
IIral; rel Irnlnr lew Sara nah every FRIDAY, nt
O'clock p NJ, touch ng ut the abov' lii':i:.::s.
Will tou:., ~ Is utfton on the second THURSDAY IN
every mou h, goiug aud 10 ur lag.
For tre;sut u fassase Apply 70 to>,
,sarcb "a Accomm, dai;oa Wharf.
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March 10

All, PERSONS INDEBTED To THE
Fs,,t. of thc lac JOHN M,A0NiY JR., are re-
ou ct d 20 set; th, -ame, and those h'vng claims
will present ihem ct once to
CAROLINE MAHOEEY,
March 24 VS. Qualified Executrix.
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GffurstDns.

EXCURSIONS AROUND THE HARBOR.
THE FINE, FAST SAILING AND CON-
AFORTABLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
Nhwill resume her trips to historic points In
6the harbor, and will leave Government
Wharf daily at Ten A. NJ. and Three P. II.
For Passage apply to THOMAS YOUNG, Il.
December is Captain on board. r
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Sbippias..
FOR LIVERPOOL.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
THE NEW al AMERICAN CLIPPER
Jim bark HARRIET F. HUSSEY, ULMKR Mas-
IEN989ter, having one-haK cargo engaged and
s6going on board, will be quickly despatched.
For balance freight engaaements apply to 1-t:.
March 26 fmw WILLIAM ROACH 90.