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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23

Ar WORDS OF WEIGHT FOR WIVES
AND MOTHRRs.-Ihe superiority of HOSTEL
TEk's STOMACH BIrTERs over all other tonics
and correcives, as remedy for Dyspepsia. Bilious
ness, Nervous Affections. and all complaints Of the
visceral Organs, and as preventive Of malarious
disorders Ia ploverbis but perhaps It Is not so gen.
orally Known that the ingredients Of this famous in.
vigorant and Alternative exercise powerful and
most beneficial influence In that numerous and dis
tressing class OF ailments of which 30 many thous
ands of delicate women are the patient uncomplan-
ing victims The special troubles Of the sex, COM
menciug with the dawn Of wom,nhood, and extend
ing over period of from thirty to thirty five years,
are as readily and certainly relieved by tie opera
ration Of this admirable 1eget ble preparation, as
any Of the complaints common TO both sexes, for
which it Is recon men led as o specific. The atten-
ton of mothers IL invited to its basamic effect in
those peculilr cases of functional irreaularity and
irritation which, when neglected or maItrea'ed. des
troy the health and shorten the lives Of 80 many
inv4lids There is need for the powerful and IAN
gerous drugs too often resorted to in such cases.
The mild tymc and restorative action OF the BIZ
TEIS is all the assistance that nature requires IN
struggle to overcome the difficulty, and vast
amount OF suffering would be spared to the SEX If
they placed implicit faith in this Shoescme vegeta'
BILE invigorant, corrective and nervine and discard.
ed the pernicious nostrums advertised by ignorant
and mercenary charlatans
june 10 DAG
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THE LILLIPUTIdNS.
A Notable Marriage I'm Connecticut
Commodore suit and Minnie Warren.

A Notable Marriage In Connecticut
Commodore suit and Minnie Warren.
The New Haven Palladium, Of Friday, says ::
General Tom Thumb (Mr. Charles 8. STRAIT
ton, and wife arrived in town by the 2:80
o'clock, A. n. train Of the Shore Line Road
Yesterday. They took q carriage aud pro-
ceeded 10 the residence OF the Geherars moth
er. in West Haven, where they are to remain
several days on visit. Yesterday afternoon
the little couple came up to the city and made
several purchases, and about six o'clock re-
turned to West haven in the horse cars. Quite
o crowd assembled at the corner Of Church and
and Chapel-streets, and looked with curiosity
at the wee man and his wee wife. Commodore
Mutt and Miss Minnie Warren are also at Mrs.
Stratton's, and ne are happy to state that Miss
Minnie has become Mrs. Commodore Mutt.
The Journal OF the same date gives tho fol-
lowing particulars
On Wednesday Mr.. Lewis DiDger and Miss
Ella +. Anthony we're united as man and vile
in the Episcopal Church IN Birmingham, the
Rev. DR.. Fuller officiating. The fair bride was
attired in tasty gray dress, with bat,
gloves and bootees to match. Among those
present at the church. 10 full dress, were Gene
raj Thomas Thumb and wife, MIR. and Mrs.
of New York, Misses Bassett and Smith, OF this
city. There wero others from this city pIe-
sent, but their names have slipped from our
memory. After the impressive services at
the church the party returned to the residence
Of MIR. R. N. Bassett. where a very elegant
spread Of refreshments were served by Mrs.
3assett. The affair was most happy one,
and we congratulate all parties on its complete
success IN every particular.
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TEE PEACE JUB1LEE-CLosINa SoENEs.-A
.a,eoram from Boston. dated June 19, SAYS:


telegram from Boston, dated June 10, says:
The closing performance Of the National
Peace Jubilee was given to-day by fr"m 1000 to
5000 school children. attracting large aid de-
lighted audience. Oie Boil performed solo,
Parepa Rosa ard Adellide Phillips sang duet,
and other pieces were given, all OF which Eele
encored. The closing piece, THE One Hun
dreth Psalm" was sung by the childteD, the
audience joining. Several children, overcome
By the heat and excitement, tainted during the
concert, but they received immediate attention
and sustained no serious injury.
The members Of the orchestra presented MIR.
Gilmore with gold watch aud chain.
Another dispatch says:
The dust in the neghborhood OF the CoIise-
um is six inches deep. and about 81 o'clock
sudden gust of wind caused the Vi st throng Of
persons there asse ,bled to look as il they had
lust come out Of -four mill. The EXPLANATIONS
OF the rchly dressed ladies' may better be i'm
ag,ned than described Some OF them were
to be found ueither in Lord Chesterfeld's Code
nor 10 the Bible!
All sorts Of tour wheeled vehicles are press
ed INTO service as temporary stage coaches.
Common wagons With settees placed IN them,
old express wagons with canvas tops and even
butcher carts, 90 abolt with painted signs on
their sides. One of these last was suddenly
stopped by the police this afternoon as one OF
the hind wheels was about to break. 1t had
no sooner been brought to q srand still than
or lsh wen. the wheel, and shrek assembled
in chorus from the ladies lnside-noS chorus
of Jubilee, this lime, however. Fortunately,
no one was injured.
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

TEE FnBusrERs-PRoaa aA1nH OF THE voLuN:.
TKERs-TM KRw oAPrArN-aKNERAL DE RoDAs.
NEW YoBx. June IA letter dated Havana,
June II. in the Word to-day, states that Gen.
eral Jordan's tilibuster Q. pedition has 80 far
been as highly successful aftsr landing as it's
most sanguine promoters could reasonably
have expected,
Anumber oispanish war vessels are cruising
in the Bsy Of Nipe. It is stated the Havana
volunteers we're alarmed at the announcement
That the new Osptsin General De Rodss would
bring with him 1000 to 1000 troops, and the
consulting committee Of the Spanish Junta
prevailed npon Acting osptain-Genera Espi-
mar to telegraph to Madrid that more troops
we're not needed in tbs l,ud. as they feared De
Bedas would use the troops against the yolun--
Reply having been received that no more
troops would be cent. the volunteers tecame
ouebags,D, and expect 70 be able to force De
Bodss irto4be adoption Of their programme VI
drive him from power before reiniorcements
can reach hana. -. 'ef ca .:
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spIRKs Haon, TEE NIRBs.

J. II. Campbell, an eminent criminal lawyer
Of Bsltimote, Is dead.
There we're i've deaths and si1 new cases Of
fever yesterday on the Saratoga, lying at the
New York quarantine.
One hundred thousand rifles, sold by the
government to the Grand Turk, have bsen
shipped from the Springfield, Massacnuseetts,
arsenal.
Several agents OF foreign insurance oompa-
MES Of Baltimore, have been mulcted In five
hundred dollars each for failure to secure
State license.
Colonel W. r. Mann, proprietor Of the Nc
bile Register, hos been nonina.ed for Con-
gress by the Democrats Of the First Congres.
sional District OF Alabama.
Blk Cuban leaders, including Colonel Ryan.
we're arrested in New York yesterday by order
OF Secretary Flsh. on complaint of the Spanish
Minister Robert,. Warrants are out for tie
arrest of many others.
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A YOICE FROM AFRICA.
Advice to the Colored People OF the
south.

MoNRov1A, LIBERIA, January 8, 1861 have
lived now III this home OF the African nearly
twenty years; but have not forgotten the old
scenes in Virginia, nor the kindness OF many
white friends in former days. wish it was in
nv power to return for q time, that my voice
might be heard by my colored brethren OF the
Southern States.
Ian anxious for their fate. AS sit here,
on the shores Of this continent filled with o
native black population, and look across the
great waters over your continent filled with
white men, I cannot but be fearful in regard to
the future Of the few millions OF people OF my
own blood IN the South, now LETT to their own
resources. see tide OF white men pouring
over those feds which have heretofore fed
tnem; y tide coming from the over1owing pop
ulatlon Of the Northern States and Europe.
remember how that IIde, when slow and feeble,
swept off the native Indians; aud now, as II
rushes IN it's might, what is To shield the trans
planted African from it's waves can think
Of but one hope for him.
If. as q body, the colored people OF the South
shall identity themselves with :he white peo-
pie who now occupy and hold the soil, gain
their affection and confidence. and become USE
full members Of their communities, they may
float above the torrent and still dwell in peace
among the soclstlons OF the past; otherwise
they must, in the lapse Of years. b, buried be-
meath it, or washed, like drift-wood, into the
DQInlnR ZOD0 HIOUuu tuo EQuatOTs duu yct
the occasional letters and papers we receive
here from the United States tell US that politl-
cal demagosues from the North, pedd ing poll
tics for their own profit. are exciting our race
to hostility towards the VIII tes. II they shall
become the dupes of such emissaries their fate
Is sealed. The scattered white men on this con-
tlneut OF Africa might as well array themselves
against the native tribes Of black men, with
tue e1pect alton Of m ,etinR anything but des-
truction in the pursuit Of such folly feel some
confidence that the more intelligent portion
VI the people OF color will not be led astray
by adventurers who will use them while they
reap any personal profit from pretended freud
ship, and desert them when they please. But
the mass have not had time to learn lessons Of
political wisdom. and the prospect fills me
with sadness. II I Guild but make them hear
me. l would appeal to them to m Ike common
cause with the white people Of theu own land,
to take advice aud counsel from such men as
bavo been known to them through their lives
for their high character and honesty and intel
ligence, to seek the welfare OF the people on
whom they must depend through all time for
their own prosperity, to do no act which shall
give to the white population just cause for en-
nifty, and thus ldentif, ing themselves with the
communities II which they. dwell. obtain for
themselves the most powerful of allies IN the
struggle against those forces which threaten
their very existence. Say this much to them
f)rme. 8. ". w.
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SPORTING INSAYANNAH.
OrSanisation OF . Yacht Club-An Ap-
preaching Regatta.
@ Savannah News OF Monday says {:

The Savannah News OF Monday says:
In the times ante belluna when the arts OF
peace were successfully cultivated in the South,
and the honesty OF agricult ural labor gave
abundant leisure for the cultivation OF man
hood sports on land and water. when the El-
liotts, and Screvens, and Hamptons, aud
Coopers, with q host Of other honor names
gave prestige to such enioyments, who. OF the
olden time, denizeas OF Savannah and Charles
ton, does not remember with pleasure the an
nual regattas IN The beautiful bay OF, Charles
ton harbor, the quiet waters OF the Savannah,
and the annual races over the courses OF both
the above cities? Men aud women, old now in
age an1 history, look back to the Joyous
scenes, the 'Regatti Hops, the Jockey
and viyacity, and grow young again in their
contemplation. Eight years OF telling history
have rolled around and with thom, in large
measure, the depressing Influences incident
thereto.
The gentlemen Of the South are still alive to
the benefits OF such social organizations, tend,
ing to promote health, mental activity, and
greeabe intercourse.
On Friday, June 18th q numbsr OF gentle
men connec led with the different boat clubs
met for the purpose Of organizing the "Regat-
ia Association Of Chatham Cjunty." Alter o
Harmonious interchange OF opinion, rules and
regulations for the government OF the associa
were elected:
Commodore Josiah Tatnall.
Accommodation Screven.
Secretary and Treasurer-A. McC. Duncan.
Stewards-Messrs. R. T. Gibson, Octavus
Cohen, James Clagnorn. ]. NJ. B. Lowell, 7. P.
HuCer. Martin Tufts. Daniel Hayward DR.. ].
N. Schley, F. w. Sims, Oscar L. Johnston,
George 8. Owens, Charlton Il. Way.
The character and position Of the above gen.
tlemen are the assurances OF the per rpetuty
and strength Of the organic ltion. Commodore
Tatnall, whose record on the water ss sailor,
and on land as scholar and gentleman, ls
sans peur sans reproche, was 9 happy selec.
tion, and, aided by the o.her officers, will make
the Regatta Association one Of the institutions
Of the State.
The coming regatta is arranged for the 9Th
and 7th days OF July, and those OF our people
who are compel ed either by business PRIDE or
poverty, 10 rern1ln at home, will CnjoV one OF
the most agreeable seasons of sport With
which our people have been blessed tor long
time.
The particulars OF the programme will be
published IN season to give the skill and mus
Gle of our neigbboring waters in Carolina,
Florida and Georgia ample time to make al-
rapeements for the con est.
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~PROPOsALs FOR BATloNS AND FUEL
FOB LIaHT-vE5>ELS, 6c.-oFg1cE LIGHT
HOUSE INSPECTOR, AT CHARLESTON, SOUTH
CAROLINA. no. 10 BRUAD-sTRERT. JUNE "a,
lsse.-sealed proposals win be received at this once
until II O'Clock n. on wEpNEsDGY, the Soth day OF
June, 1859, for furnishing and delivering RATIoNe
and FUEL a. may be called for for the hghtvesseis
and tenders which are or may be in this District for
one ys r, fom 1st day Of July, 1859, agreeably to
specifications, copies OF which may be had by ap-
plying at this office,
The bids for RaHons, Coal and Wood will be con-
sidered separately.
Ali bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Lgbtvessels,' and then
placed In another envelope and left at or directed TO
this Office, prepaid II sent by mail.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
z. z. STONE,
Commander q. g. n,
Lighthouse Inspector, Sixth District.
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NEWS FROM HAsRXNGroS,

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Five negroes hs We
qualified as grand jurors. Judge Fisher has
appointed negro bailiff.
Messrs. Borie, Cox and Boutwell, were absent
from the Cabinet to-day.
Minister Webb, from Brazil, has arrived here.
+ Bromberfs commission as Postmaster at
Mobile was siened to-day. IS.
The months decrease Of debt is estimated at
Ave millions. = =. -. &. x: *,
Rio JanetrD dates Of May %, state that the
Emperor IN opening PEllsmsnt IL silent: re-
gardi.g the lboiition Of slavery. He conpli-
mentsd tho alhed army on the ParaguaJan
success. 'H.siiis.tS - ,.s..rt -
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~PHILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE

NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing the sub.
iects aow to Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and Ulo age /; Manhood generally review
ed the Cause OF Indigestion Flatul"nce and Ner-
gous Disc ,ses accounted for = arr1age Philosophi-
cally Considered &c. These Lectures win be for
warded on receipt Of four stamps, by addressing
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATO.
NY, No. IA we.: Balnraore-stteet, Baltimore, Nd.
April 10 mwfEr
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pS EXECUTORS FINAL NOrICE.--NO-
TIoE is hereby given that on the SECOND DAY OF
July ensuing at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the undersigned
will apply to the Judge of Probate of Charleston
County for final discharge as Executors OF Will OF
the late EBESEZER q. RODGERS.
asoss1S esossS !: !: sSDsEss sSDs EKs, Executors.
E.H. RODGERS,
rufno INN
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srMARENGO.-F YER AND AGUl

8TMARENGO.-F E YER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC, FRvER PREVENTIVE This val
liable medicine, entirely vegetable IN its prepafa-
don, Is offered to the public and warranted to cure
any case Of CHILLs AND FEVER Of however long
standing completely eraiicItin2 its effect from the
system, purifying the blood, Strengthening the d.
gestive organs, inducing an appetite, aud keeping
the system in perfe.t health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
caus, Will fnd it ths purest and best TONIC to be
had any where. To parsons residing in unhealthy
sections, or who are predieposed to fevers OF any
kind 1t will be f,uud invaluable as preventive. 1t
is quite pleasant to the taste. and can be given to
children of all ages without injury Numerous let
ters have been received testfying TO its efficacy
value a. FEVER AND AGUE CURE AND TONIC.
1t is fully guaranteed 10 give complete and univer.
cal satisfaction.
MARfNGOis no humbug. TRY IT.
For sale st retail BY all Druggists.
At who esale b, DowIE NOISE, corner Meet
ing and Hasel streets; GOODRICH, w1NEMAN b
CO., Hayne-street, and G. J. LUHN. General Agent
OF Proprietor, southeast corner King and John
streets, Charleston, y. C. DAo 3mos June
~ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-oN rHE
Errors and Abuses incident TO Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view Of treatment and cure.
cent by mail free Of charge. Address HOWARD as
ISOLATION. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa
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The Archbishop Of York, at recent meet
ing ut Sheffield, reminded the clergy OF the
Church Of England that they had no business
to mix themselves up with the dIsestablsh-
ment discussions. aud that whatever may be
the issue ofthis contest they have to deal only
with the everlasting Church OF CHRIST.
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HrBATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the only
true and perfect Dye harmless. reliable. instarta
neous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; rem
edies the III effects Of bad dyes; lnrlSorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown.
Sold ty all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. No. - Bond
street, New York. Tyr May Is
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~ FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c.-MEssRs.
JOHN cAMPsEN co. have opened Branch to
their Marketstreet FIGURING Mills at the corner OF
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. The Store is
large and commodious, and having secured full
stock of the various cereals they prepared to iur
nish their customers with Grains at the lowest mar
ket rates. 8, eowM September "a
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lima d

@THE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
TIE cHRAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
l43 EAST BAY, having replenished Its Stock with
new and large assortment Of material Of the finest
quality and latest styles. is prepared TO execute, at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING OF every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
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as- OFFICE CHARLESTON GAsL[GHT

aT OFFICE CHARLESTON GASLfGHT
COMPANY, JUNE %. 1864 dividend Of FIFTY
CENTS Per Share on the Capital Stock Of this Com.
pany having been declared by the Directors, the
same will be paid on and AFTER MONDAY, the 9th
proxmo.
The Books OF Transfer will be closed from this date
to 9Th proIimo. WI HERIOF,
June 10 IA Secretary and treasurer.
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4 with tine alterations complete /:

the journals generally dsapprove OF the a.
teration Of these vessels. The Aew names
have, tor the most part. been Appropriated
certainly vCcy capitsl names. The Indian
names had the merit OF beng American. but
were quite Jaw breaking to pronounce and de
VOID Of meaning to the popular comprehen-
zion
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MR. BORE as HEATHgN MYrHoLoe1sr.-
The fact has already been reco: led that the
Navy Department has recently changed tho
Indian names Of our msn-oE-war for others Of
the Ang.o-mJthologioal type. Annexed is the
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FOR EDIsTO

ENTERPRISE, ROCKVILLE AND WAY LAND.
IN6S.
Captain q. D. ELLIOTT. win leav
for the above points ON THURSDAY MORNING, Ath
instant, at O'Clock.
Returning will leave Edis.o FRIDAY MORNING, the
ash, at o'clock.
For Freight or Psssase apply to
John q. MURRAY, Agent.
No Freight received after sunsst.
The Steamer will leave again lHURspAY, July
June "a ~
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PACIFIC AAIL BT6AmSAlR COmPX
THROUGH LlNx 10
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
oHANGE OF SAILING DANSi
A 6TRANRRS or 1Hk ABOVE.
M hne leave Pier No. a, North Hvsx.
I6dlNMR9 foot Of Canalsreet New Yerk. q
II O'Clock noon, Of the 1st, 11th aA6
21st OF every month (except when these dAtes ts1i
on Sunday. then the Saturday preceding.
Departure Of 1st and 21st connect at Panarns viAh
steamers for Selth Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of 1st touch ct kanEanillo.
Departure OF 11th OF eseh month connects With
The new steam line from Panama to Australia nd
New Zealand.
stsamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves Gan Ff,nsas-
co tor China and Jspsn July 8. 1859.
No California GtsAmers touch st Havana, bot %
direct from New York 10 Aspinwan
One hundred pounds bagRsge free 10 each sduhs
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information aYply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the WhaN
foot of Canal-street, North River. New York.
March II lT r. B. BABY, Agent.
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MOUNT PLEASANT FERRY.

MOUNT PLEAsANT FERRY.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE FOE TH URSDAY
24h INSTANT.
k-A TgE BOATS on THIS LINE WILL
116 leave as follows;
Leave the City at 6K, ~ and u A. NJ; III, 5
and 6H P. u.
Leave Mount Pleasant at 8. Q and 11KA. II. an
6P. NJ.
There will also be an Extra Trip that night
June % ~ ]. q. MURRAY, Agent
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FOR NEW YORhL
REGULAR LINE FTERY WEDNESDAY,;
PAssAaB $40.

<noa TIE sTRAhRBR sARAaosaA
Z4 Captain @. RYDER, siil leave Vsndsf =
.ZzB1INR hofsfs ElsYf ON WKDnxsDAx, 5une
- 9Sd, 1ssa ., O'Clock.
June II RAVENEL d 90, AReutA
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Spffial Aotifes.

~ sOLOMONs LODGE, No. /, A. F. NJ
Members Of the Lodge who intend to participate m
the festivities at Mount Pleasant reminded that
the steamer will leave Market Wharf Tomorrow
MORNING. 24th instant at halEpast Eight O'Clock A.
NJ. precisely, at which time they are requested to be
aboard with their families.
W. A. WILSON,
June % Secretary.
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I YELLOW; EEHER ON 6R1PBOARD.
/ FoRT71ss MoNRon, June IA schooner.
from Matsnzas., for Baltimore, has Dut IN here
with yeH0wf FEVER, The captain and cook died
to-day. The second mssei II csnyslescent.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SEIZED ULE.
FOR PALATkA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, PERNANDINA AND JACKSON
VILE
~A TIE ELEGANT AND FIRST-CLA
STEAMER CITY POINT, CaptaiT
GEO. z. MCMILLAN. Win sail from Charleston eye19
TUESDAY EVENING, at Nine o'clock tor the aboW
points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florids
Railroad at Fernsndins for Cedar Keys. ut what
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensacola. Key West and Hsvsna.
Through Bills Lading sigred to New Orleans and
Mobile.
All freight payable ON the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset win be stored at Kf
and expense Of owners.
J. .. AIKEN l. CO., Agents.
Nav N South Atlantic Wharf.
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A@TO THE CUSTOMERS OF WIN. 8. COR
WIN & Co-With q view to accommodate all our
Customers We viii send to the residences Of those
who desire us for their orders such days they
name, between the hours Of 8 and 10 A. NJ, and the
goods 30 ordered will be delivered BY P. n. the
same ay.
Our Customers and others who wish to avail them
selves Of the sbsve will please leave their and
residences at the store.
Respectfully. WIN. 8. CORWlN CO.,
M 17b Einp.street