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YERGNE'S ELECTRO. CHEMICAL
BATHs-A BRANCH OF DIR. vERGNE'S (oF NEW
YORK Electro Chemical Baths Is now establ shed
and in daily operation in MEETING. one door above
Budson.street over the Office OF Dr.. P. T. sCHLEY.
who has private room for the especial aocommoda-
ton OF those who wish to'be treated by the Medi'
Gated Baihs which celebrated for the cure Of all
diseases produced BY the too liberal use OF Mercury
In any OF Its forms; also Rheumatism, acute and
chronic; Gout Lead Poisoning in any form, Nervous
Affections, Debility, and Chronic Dice ases gener-
ally
DR.. S. will administer the Baths by instructions
direct from the discovercr, DR.. ", which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
NAY s limo
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THE CUBAN QUESTION.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Express says the
English Minister denies that Great Britain has
had under consideration the question Of Cuban
insurrectioh, aud declares preposterous the re-
port that it was ever designed to recognize the
insurgents, and says the government had not
even been informed of ths existence Of pro-
vislonal government on the island. He repre-
senls the relations Of Spain With her Males US
government as being highly friendly, and re-
CARDS the report hereby contradictel as in
tended to embitter relations between the
United States and Great Britain.
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FROM THE sTATE CAPITAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF The SUPREME COURT.
IrRoM our OWN REPORTER. |


COLUMBIA, S. c., May LIN the Supreme
Court to-day, the case of c. B. Hazleden and
A. Godbold ct al ads. E. j. Moody, assignee,
was resumed and concluded (; Mr.. Harllee for
the motion, Mr.. Sella1s contra. The case e1-
parte Mary s. Monteith was taken up and
heard in part Mr.. Ficklng for the motion.
A decree had been given in this case in favor
of the Building and Loan Association, by
Chancellor Lesesne, but by permission it is
being reargued. This suggests the mistake
made by your correspondent "Corsair," in say
ing Building and Loan Association is new
thing here; such corporation has been in
existence for the last forty years or mole.
The hotels and boarding bouses have dis
gorsed themselves Of their unusual number OF
guests, and the drizzly and gloomy day Of yes
terday has cooled our excitement down, and
things appear duller than usual. HALIFAX.
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TIE PACIFIC.

NEW YORK, May 1-Noon.-The steamer
Alaska has arrived with one hundred and
sixtJ-nine thousand dollars in trsasure.
The steamer America, from Panama Tor San
Francisco, was burned at soa.
Four drunken British sailors from the ship
Kensington were wounded by the Asplngall
police.
The Colombia Legislature passed resolu-
ton impeaching the President and four OF bis
Ministers.
The fever still RACES In Peru.
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The Standard, a Toly organ, exhibits spirit
Of defiance toward American people, and will
resist to the last any capitulation by England.
This position is combatted by the Liverpool
Post. which says that England cannot afford a
quarrel, large or small, With America.
TIE PRAGUE DIsTURBANcE-MAzzrNI has NOTICE
TO oUIT-THE SPANISH coNsTITUTIoN-THE
BELGIAN TRoUBLE-THE INTERNATIONAL CON-
FERENCE.
VIENNA, April 29.-The law declaring Prague
in state of siege has been annulled. Placards
have been posted in various parts OF the city
requesting the inhabitants to avoid any further
disturbances.
GENEVA, April 29.-It is rumored that the
Swiss Gove nment has requested Joseph MAJ
zini to leave the count y. Mazzini lives at
Lugano, near the Italian border, and his con-
nection with the recent conspiracy at Florence
and Milan has probably caused the Italian Gov
ernment to make such request of Switzerland.
MADRID, April 30.-In the Cortes yesterday
Senior Cuestas proposed IN amendment to the
new constitution establishing the Roman Cath
olic as the only religion Of the country, which,
after cebate, was rejected.
MADRID, May LIN the Cortes an amend
ment abolishing the prerogatives Of the Crown
in ecclesiastical matters was rejected. Limi-
tatiens for the spiritual jurisdiction OF the
Church were discussed to adjournment.
PARIS, Hay Protocol for conference be-
tween France and Belgium has been signed.
BERLIN, April S0.-The international confer
ence to promote the care Of the wounded in
time Of war, which has been in session in this
city for several days, adopted an address to
the people Of the United States OF America.
In this document the members Of the confer
ence express regret that no representative
from the United States was present during the
proceedings, but are convinced that that great
and noble nation, one OF the foremost OF the
world, which has rendered such great service
in the work Of humanity, sympathizes deeply
with this movement. The address was signed
by forty delegates, among them the Turkish
ambassador to Prussia. The conference order
cd copies Of the report Of it's sttings to be sent
to America with the address.
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The Delaware papers report that though
the fruit trees in the lower part OF tn, PENN
sula of Delaware and Eastern Maryland have
been seriously injured by the recent storm, the
crop has not been totally destroyed, as was at
first feared. In the middle tier OF counties the
probably be obtained. In Cecil County, Md,
and Newcastle County, Del, the damage was
very slight, aud it is believed that good aver
age crop will be gathered. Another account
asserts that on Chesapeake Bay, and wherever
the proximity OF large bodies Of water neutral
Ized the frost, the buds on the fruit trees are
sound and healthy aud are rapidly developing,
damage is severe. North OF Dover the pros
r. Ia re favorable
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Colonel A. P. Wiley, an eminent Texan law
YER, died at the Ebbet House to-day.
The National Sunday School Convention will
hold its next meeting in Indianapolis, three
years hence.
The late rains in Alabama are proving very
disastrous many Of the streams are out Of
their banks, and much cotton aud corn has
been drowned. Farmers are much depressed
in Consequence. The rain still continues.
DR.. Blanck, one Of the physicians charged with
causing the death Of the girl Carlock, was found
dead in his cell, in the Hudson County (New
Jersey jail. yesterday, with his throat cut.
Four wounds were also discovered on his wrist,
and long cash across his stomach.
Sawyer aud FickIn, mail contractors over
the Southern Pacific mail route, have entered
into contract to transport two million bullion
annually from Chihuahua to New York; the
bullion from that section has hitherto been
sent to San Francisco and thence to England
The Cuban meeting Friday night, in New
York, was an immense success-all political
parties participated. A permanent committee
OF thirteen was appointed to consult and act
With the Cuban Junta. The resolutions are
very strong; urge recognition and an extra
session Of Congress.
The debt state ment shows total principal
and interest OF "a, ,6S5 0s2. 1888; amount in the
Treasury-coin, s92, ,0s1. .7s2 96; certificates de-
posit, sl6,s07 200; currency, $685. ,56s OF;
SIG, ,235. .4s7 0S; public debt less cash in the
Treasury, s251s, ,7s7. .ss1; decrease during the
month, S. Sss 07O; $50, ,0OO, 900 coin distributed
for interest, large proportion for Eogland.
A New Orleans dispatch says that severe
westerly gale, on Friday, at the mouth of the
Mississippi swept away the galleries OF the
lighthouse and light-keeper's dwelling at
Southwest Pass, destroyed the lighthouse
boats. and blew five fest Of water in the hight
house, and buildings in consequence have set
tied one foot. The storm damaged the rigging
of vessels at the pass.
A Richmond dispatch slys that tho issue OF
the Southern Opinion is suspended. The cd-
tor saws that he has for some time thought
that, perhaps. the mission Of tho Southern
Opinion had been fulfilled, aud adds: THAT
the distinct Southern principles upon which
the paper was founded are dead in he hearts
Of the people, is another TACT which we cannot
but recognize. No cause, however just and
good, can long outlive defeat"
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SA OAR O.-THE COMMITTEE G

%A OAR O.-THE COMMITTEE ON
sCHUEI ZENFEsr beg to acknowledge with thanks
the receipt Of the following Prize Presents, I'm addi.
tion 10 those already published OF April 3oth and
MAY lett now on exhibition at Mr. Won SANTEN's
STORE, No. 900 Kng-street:
Game Of Croquet, from WILLIAM MoLRANs Fancy
Goods Store, NO. 129 King.street
Gold Diamond Pin. presented for the Charesto on
Schuetzen King OF 1859. by GRoRor WEIMANs, Esqr
member If the New York schuetzen Club. No. II
Johp.stye.t. New York.
One PAIR Fine Laiie,' Kid Button Boots. from D.
-ssfest, below George.
Cane Seat and Back booking Chair, from B.
WHITES furniture Warehouse, corner KING and
Market-streets.
Embroidered Boys Suit, from WILLIAM MAT
rH1EssEN's Clothing House, No. 29l King street,
southwest corner Of Wentworth.
Cne Lsminated steel Double Barrel Twist Shot
-aaa isaaa- -HAsy- 4 &c. 1mporlsrs and Dealers IN
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, &C., corner King and
Market streets.
One Fine Ladies' Opera Cloak. from ]. R. READ 4
Co Dealers iu Cloaks. Mantilas Fine Dress Goods,
&c. No. 2ss King.strest opposite Hascl.
WHupRs L Co.'s Jewelry Establishment, corner
King and Beaufain str eets.
Fine Silver Mounted Riding Whip, from CAsTrSs
l. JACOBS, sadd.crs and Harness Makers, No. "a Meet
inR.street, corner Of Chalmers.
Three pair silk Velvet Slippers from E. b. sToD-
pAnp Co., Wholesale Dealers Ii Boots, Shoes and
Trunks, No. 1e5 Meeipg-street.
One Ton egg, Foundry or Backsmith's Coal. from
F. BAKEn Co., Coal Merchants, No. 20 Cumo sr
land-s,reet.
One Dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, from
Good., No. 420 Kirg.street.
One Lldie.' Dressing Case, from Auous ST hLNo
Millinery, Fancy Goods, &c, No. 237 King-street.
One Genuine Nee schaum Pipe, from J. MApsRN
Commission Merch mt, Dealer in all kinds Of Iooac
co. Pipes, &C., No. 3l4 K'ng.street corner Of So
ciety.
One Fine Gilt Bound Book, "rhe Months Illustra-
ted BY Pen and Pencil" from FosARrIEs Book De
pository, No. $50 King street lin the Bend.)
One barrel of Flour, from General ". GuRNEY,
Factor and Commission Merchant, No. lOl East
Pay.
Gold.headsd Palmetto Walking Stick, from j. A
ENELOW Co., importers VI Wess inu'a AAoN"NS
No. 14l East Bay.
One Music Rack from JOHN HELMS, Dealer in Fur
nitureware, &c No. 3lS King-street
One box Catherwoods Cabinet Whiskey, from b
aEaprs { O., Wholesal Grocers and Commission
Merchants, No. 1s5 East By.
One Pair Congress Caters. from LEWIS ELIAS
Boot and shoe Emporium, No. Ses Kins-sreet
corner OF George.
Four Window Shades, from Mr.. A. TANLuNsoN
Dealer In Window Shades, Paper Hangings, &c. No
No 214 King.street A. NIEMANN. Chairman.
May
hS BORDEAUX CLAREr WINE, OF SU-
PERIoR QUALITY BY the gallon; SMOKED SAL
MON and HALIBUT, SMOKED TONGUES, PIG
SHOULDERS, BREAKFAST STRIP. received this
81 WM. 8. CoRWIh l. co.
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The total eclipse of the sun on tue 7th

The total eclipse Of the sun on tue 7th OF
August ne1t is the only one that will be visible
in North America dur ns tnc present century.
through Springfield, Illinois. and lear Des
Monos, Iowa. Both OF these stations, as well
as many others, will be occupied by coast sur-
vey parties. Congress has appropriated $4,000
TO deiray tho expenses Of observations. Iro-
fessor Wlu!ock, director OF Harvard oo,crvato
ry. is maklug arrangements for viewing the
eclipse and noting lib features at Shclbyvi!le,
Ky. The observation will last between two and
three minutes.
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MOTLEY TO AWAIT EVENTS.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Minister Motley leaves
on the 18th instant. HIS instructions are very
brief; he is to get to England and await events.
President Grant was in no hurry about the
matter. but Senstor Sumner strongly urged
Mr.. Motley's early presence at the Court of st.
James
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MarrieD.

sINaLETARY-HANNAH.- the 10Th Of April.
bv the Rev R. R. BRooKs the Rev. WIN. II. sIN.
GLRTARY to ars SARAH r. HANNAH, all OF WILL
lamsburg County, 8. G.
NIEL-sINGLETARY.-on the 29th Of April.
by the Rev. WIN. g. SNoLETARY. Mr.. WILLIAM j.
DANIEL to Miss MARY ]. B. SINGLEIAfY, OIL OF
williamsburg County, ). O.
BIGNON- GRUGETT.-At Aiken, s. c., on the
29d OF april at the residence of the BRIDES mother,
by the Rev. l.. CuTHBERr, Mr.. J. P. BIGNON, OF
augusta Ga, to Miss @. W. GRUGE EFT, OF Charles
ton, S. q. No cards.
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aEOFFICE FOR Deposit OF SAVINGS.
soU,H CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
This Company will RECEIVE DEPOSITS on and
after LIST May, uuder the Rules, which may be bad at
the Office, No 10 Broad-strect For the present the
hours for receiving deposits will to from Nine A NJ.
to Two 2. ii. should the business warrant tho
openiLg OF on office at some moro ccnla int, and
Mt moro convent ut bouis for the industrial classes,
provision will b. m ,de accol dinghy.
THIS. Il. WARIEG,
Anr,, % fn9lmo Cashier
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nrUNION BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHaRL HsToN, APRIL 80. ls6e.-The Comptroller
General of the State having approved the official
statement of this Bank, and authorized the resump-
ton of business under the provisions Of the late Act
Of the General ssembly. the Beard OF Directors de-
sro amazing of tho Stockholders In connection
Herewith.
meeting will therefore be held at the Banking
House. on Last Bay street, on THURSDAY, 10Th May
proxlmo, at Twelve o'clock M.
By order Of the Board.
AprilsO HID. ALEXANDER, Cashier.
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Spefial Rotifes.

a5 CONsIGEEES PER STEAMER FAIL
CON, from Bll'imore arc hereby notifel that she
is THs DAY dschargiug cargo at Pier No. ], Un ion
Wharves. AL goods not taken away o! sunset will
remain op tho wharf at consgnees risk.
MoRDtCAI & CO.,
NJ. AGENTS
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MAaIsrERlAL PRoFuNDIrY.-IE is reported
that one OF our magistrates tried case OF as
suit and battery against some women; COLI
vlcted them, Of course, and sentenced them to
imprisonment ten days; but as the jail Was not
ready to l., ceive boarders, he required them to
enter into bonds to appear at the Jail when it
ia completed, and enter for the term aforesaid.
They Will be there punctu ally. no doubt.
TCheS 'erfeld Democrat.
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s6TO CONSUMPTIVES.-THE ADVER-
TISER having been restored to health IN few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
eeveral years with severe lung affection, snd that
dread disease Consumption. is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sutferers the means Of cure.
To all who desireit ne will send copy Of the pre-
scripton u.ed free Of charge, with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find sure cure tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchl
tas &C. The object OF the advertiser in sending the
prescription is 10 benefit the afflicted. and spread in
formation which he conceives to be invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy. as 1t will
cost them nothing aid may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad.
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings County. New York.
rohr,,rvg 3mos
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How MAGISTRATES ABE APPOINTED
Union Times saystbat June Mobey, mulatto
member of tho State legislature, and Com.
missioner of Education, has given notice that
persons who desire the appointment OF magis
trate must confer with him. He can barely
read.
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aFNorICE.-OFflCE OF CORONER OF
cH RLEsToN COUNTY. APRIL "a, ls6s.-During
my temporary ab ence from the State. E. III. VIII l.
ING, Esq Coroner for the Parishes OF St Philips
and St Mct aei's and Magistrate will attend to the
duties Of my ola,e at No. 5l BRoAD-srREEr.
April "a TlMo1hf hohLEA'
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as- PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW CoUR>E OF LECTURES. al delivered at the
New York -lu5eum of Nnatomy. embracing tue sub
iccts How to Live an " hat to Live for Youth,
Maturity and UL Ase Manhood generally review
eJ ito cause O; Iudi ,cssion Flatu~nce and Ner.
vous Disc ises ace untch for Marriage Philosopbi-
cally Consi,l red 81. These lectures will he for
vurued Oh rsc.i It # iour stamps. by addres ing !:
SECRETARY "ALTI dORE UM OF ANATO
MY. No. "a We t Baldmoresti eet. Baltimore, Md.
splil ~ mWl lyr
eB- ERRORS OF YOUTu.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered ior years from Nervous Debility,
Prem ,ture Decay, and aI the effects oi you hfll In
discretion, will. for the sake oi suffering humanity,
send free 10 oil who need Il. The reodDt aad nirec-
tons tor MAKING the simple remedy by which he was
cured suGe,- -rs wishing 10 profit by tile adverts.
ers experience, can do 80 by addressing. III rerec.
onfdence. JoaH q. OGDtN.
No. A2 Cedar-street New York.
February3 3nos
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FOK PALATKA. FLUHiDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FfENANDlNA AND JACKSON

VILE.
S- THE FIRST-CAsS STEAM e b
.sisssSaSMsiss DICTATOR, Captain Wx. T. MoNEIr
TY Will soil from Charleston evers 7uetddy Boentns,
at Nine O'Clock, tor the above points.
The Hrstclass Steamer oITY POINT. Captain GEO.
F. MCMILLAN WILL ,ail from Charleston every Fri
day Euensno, nj Nine O'Clock, for ABOVE points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the FLORIDA
Railroad at Fernsndins for Cedar Keys. at vh!cn
point seamers connect With New Orleans. Mobile,
Pensacola. Eey West and Havana.
Through Bills Ladiug given for Freight TO Mobile.
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Ionuset,no u,th ar s. Hdrfs steom.ra OeLavdka
and Griffin for Silver Springs ard Lake. Griffin. Eu''
tts Hdrrfs and Durham.
All freight pryable on !he wharf,
Goods not removed al sunset will be stored 81 ra
and expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage engagemeIt, apply to
J. D. AIKEN b Co., agents,
South Atlantic Wharf.
N B.-No extra charge for Meals and jtaseroomr.
November II
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Spefial RDtifes.

~ MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION MI H E
Rev'd Clergy Of all denominations. particularly
requested to call on the ladies Of their congregations
TO decorate the graves Of Confederate soldiers in
L. tbo 10th May1
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An advertisement in an Australian papor
invites proposals from clergymen "for marry.
ing two oI mere couples"
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON

Important Dispatches from Mexico
Treaty Cessions-Cubans DESTROYS OF
Buying Government hrms-Views OF
General Grant-Nr. Mot1cy's Instruc-
ttOns.
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Shipping.

EXCURSIONS AROUND THE sARBOR.
~ THE FINE, FAST SAILING AND CON.
N F0RTaBLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
AAwil resume her trips 70 historic points n
5the harbor, and will leave Government
Wharf daily at Ten a. II. and Four P. n.
For Passage apply to 1ROMAS YOUNG,
December 10 Captain. on board.
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Wbituarp.

Orleans. on Mond " last. the 26th ultimo, JOSEPH
GLOVER LOGAN. second son Of the Hon. GEORGE
W LOGAN, Of this city. aged 80 years. months al
10 Gays. native OF this state, he removed TO New
Orleans in early life and engaged in commerci i
pursuits, but at the time Of his decease, and for
some time previously, he held the Office of Superln.
tendent OF the Lunatic Asylum. OF New Orleans o
responsible position for which he was ,eninently
qualified by his usual good health, remarkably tenn
perate habits, great physical activity and mental
qulckness. He leaves widow and three children,
besides large family connection to mourn this un.
expected and heavy bereavement. FRIEND.
GILCHRIST-Dieda at Fernandina, Fla., Mr.. RO-
BERT GILCBRIIr. OF Warren County, New York
in the seventy fourth year OF his age.
a5- The New York Express will please copy and
send bill to this paper.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMFY q
THROUGH LINZ 10
nATIEORNTA CHINA AND JAPAN

NAIL SIhANl St1lF SOAE -
THROUGH LINZ 10
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS!
%-.s STEAMERS or 1Hk ABOVE
Ae1TS|Na foot foot Of Canal street New ao.s. q.
- O'Clock noon, Of the 1st, llth a-t
2lst Of every month except when these dates tai
on Sunday. then the Saturday precsdinsl.
Departure Of 1st and 2lst connect at Panama With
steamers for South Pacific and Central Aperic.-
ports Those OF LIST touch OK Manlapillo.
Departure Of 11th OF each moniA connects with
the new steam Line from Panama SC Australia az
New Zealand.
Steamship JAPAN leaves SAL siai cisco tor Cbina
and Japan May 4. 1859.
No California steam rs touch al HAVANA, but gV
direct from New York TO Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage itee to each edu.'.
Medicine aud attendance free.
nj FFns1 s1eoMrxEYs TICKET OFFICE. on the sE!;:-
foot OF Cansl-sreet, North River New York.
March 10 lyr F. RABY, Agent.
ExrRA TRIP TO SAVANNAH.
nH-s The ELEGANT hTEAMER CITY
POINT, Captain GEO. z. MCMILLAN,
will leave Charleston for savannah on WnDNEsDAY
kvRNnsa. at O'Clock.
She will leave Savannah r. Charleston every HuRs-
DAY AFTERNOON, at4 o'clock.
For freight or passage, apply to
]. D. AIKEN & co. Agents,
Mays south Atlantic Wharf
FOR sAVANNAa-INLANDR ROUTE,
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HBAD.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FL0RIDI.
ON AND AFTER NAY 1sT
PASSAGES REDUCED.
To Savannah. IS. To oBeausort....s4.
E@s THE STEAHbn fiLOT BOY, GAP.
TAIN FEM PICK. VI leave Accom-
modation Wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY MORN
MO at 8 o'clock.
Returning will leave Savannah every TUESDAY and
JOIN FERGUSON,
Aprtl 70 Accommodation wharf &
FOR SAVANNAH.
~A TIE STEAMER DJOTATOR,
CAPTAIN W. T. MoNEITY. Will sah
from Cha lesion for Savannah on SATURDAY EVE =
MING, at 9 o'clock. .,..
VIII leave Savannah for Charleston on SUNDA
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock
For freight or Passage, apply to
April % J. AIKEN & CO., Agents..
EDIsTO, ROCKVILLE AND ENTER.
PRJSF.
~A THE STEAMER FANNIE, CAP
,RzSss4asS5zSTAIN ADArR. will leave Acoommoda.
tlon Wharf every WEDNESDAY MORNING att O'Clock
Returning, leave Edlsto ct 10 o'clock on ThuRapkY,
For Freight or Passage, apply TO
April 26 Accommodation Wharf,
FOR PALATK A, FLORIDA,
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cHARLRSr0N AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE.
THE FIRST CLASS IRON SCREW
,TsdastYss Steamship MARMORA. B. N. Rob-
L<IMkJE3Ne IssoS Commander, is now restr
to receive Freight Il the above port.
to sail on or about 9th OF Nay.
For Freight engagements. apply to
ROBERT MCRE CO.,
April 2l Boyce's Wharf