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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

PznIECTED DAEIS CAS1L-The f1llov-
frz letter lis been receives. by Messrs- Lueas
and Wilkinson the eminent e1sipeers. from
the Secretary Of SLzte for FI1Arcs Of the
United States Of Cal1uhi1, II answer 10
their apulicatio1 for concession forfhe COZ
ztruetio1 Of : ship canal through The Izthnus
Of Dariez--
ne Secretary Of the Interior and Of
F0rsiZn Affairs. II Al 0zci4I note dated
ArzEzt Is, ISIS marked No 70. Of Section /,
DerarruEzr q Foreign Afzirs. has transmit
ted 20 tbs 0fzes tae a0ts that you directed
% TIE Citizen President Of the Columbian
Uai1z- soliciting the privilege Of opening Al
iE-erocs1nie ezEal and dEred London, June
80 GftAe present yszr-
In reply, beg 70 inform yOu that the
G0TgrIueut Of Col1mbi1- having resolved 20
of5zr 20 public eOupztiti0n At an early date
the privilege for the opening Of Al iutero-
cszaie canal a<-usS the Lsthm1s OF P1nznz
CT that Of Dari=n, h1s sztb0Fizsd the Minis
ter Of ths United States Of Columbia II the
Ccz-ts II Eagfzzd and France. 70 receive AL
the proposals that nay Be n1de to him for
tka- Oosseef, ard transmit them to this once,
the petitioners being required TO give power
Of Attorney in DIE form 10 s00e persoz resid-
izz Il t1z city, with whom tEs Executive
Power Ct the ration nay trszt directly"
Il must moreover, inform yo1 that the
perItio1 tEz5 yoa Fave addressed % t1e Coz
eTzuelt : founded o. the zzthOTisa-i01 CO..
Erred On the ELsc1tTVe Power By the iETs
of Is52 Ehicd have bes1 repealed vita n
Ezrs5 70 tbs z1ErfeT, tEz GoTerzUEst being
NV bound % at II aceoFt1Ees With the
proTisfOzz Of the EE q Jane =, 1Ss6, the
esz1zes Of TEirh yoG Elay IeazH frou cenoT
Nara Torres Caice10- The Columbian Mix
ter Il EnzI1zd and Frzzcer
- beg, f1rther, 70 notifT 20 yOz that tie
proposal chat yoE NAP make 1nst be des-
pafehef froza Ezr1Pe ~ the first rsal q Jan
INT. I5E1, Il thE latest, since the CongTess
that / % Eee1 II February baz 70 deeits on
sessFzI proposals thu are p<s1i1g With reia-
tioz 70 The saz1< s1hjee1-I remain, Ge1fle-
zez, Fo1r obe1iezf seT7z1t"
a2MIGI- eA1PZ5
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17
RAILWAY q CO.,
81 Maiden Lane Esw York
TYPHOID FEVER.

This disease is not only cured By
DR.. Roadway Relief and Pills, but pre-
vented. If ezposed to Il, put one tea
spoonful Of Belief IN q lumber Of
water. Drink this before going out in
the morning, and several times during
the day. Take one Of Railways Pills
one hour before dinner, and one on
going to bed
If seized with Fever, take 4 70 s Of
the Pills every SIX hours, until oopious
discharges from the bowels take place;
also drink the Relief diluted with
water, and battle the entire surface Of
the body with Relief Soon a power
full perspiration viii take place, and
you win feel pleasant heat through
out the system Keeper taking Rehs5
repeatedly, every four hours. also the
Pills. A cure win be sure 70 folloE.
Observation-Disclosures stimulating,
soothing, and quoting; Il i sure e
break up the Fever and 70 nsutrahs
the poison Let this treatment be fol-
loved, and Thousands viii be saved
The same treotnenti IN ReFer and Aqua
yellow FeTer, Ship Fezer, Bilious
Fever, viii effect q eurs n n hours
When the patient feels the Ke6efnzita,
ling or heating the skin, q cure Is poi,
tive. In al eases whore pain Is felt
the Relief should be used
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

IL 4 letter recently received AZ san Faz-
cisco from the vest eslaS- q >Gurh Azerica
tie writer nsn-is1E thar Commodore Powell
als3 the oEeerS On board h Ms : T5oa-g
ara 10 srver ca the IslaE1 0f Juan FerraaEsz
4 r1bleE 10 the memory Of Alexander Sci
k-sk- whose kists-y * Pop1A-iy believed 10
have afforded De Foe the materials Of ais
Attractive zsory- The Tablet VII be of iruu,
Ilc the t-scriptiGz VII r11 as f1lI1Wx- = n
ueuorT Of 4le11rter Sslkiris- Mariner. 4
1a-ITs Ct Largo n the eDUzry u Fife. SCOT
land Fh1 lived 90 shiE Island n eouulers
solIz1liE f1r fur years and fl1r mathis.
He Eas lans.et fr1u TIE fta.Izz F5Ffs, f.EaIlsy.
A D ia and WIS rasen Of n TIE Easfs
f7rIEa-sefl ca the Tzrh 0f FehEuarT, I-0G-
He died Lieutenant Of Il u ; Tsgraazrh.
A D fZz, 4ret 4 Fgars- his tablet i
eree1ed aear -SeIkirk's Lockout. 81 Con-
1.lssgrs PgEsil and the 05cers a h n :
Espazg l. D. ISss.H L WIS Al cd rhiar.
IA EhJs seeking f5r <oEe oCe 10 % the
lssssring % the tEalsr, uan offered himself
Ei.8 rather ei1iled the job On the ground
thai he lad erected he tI5let 70 Can't. Cocks
u1zn-.1rY Il the Sandwich IsI1nds
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

In sfitor via occupied 5 nom l. hotkl
lot thousand niles 6lstz1t, sbsentet him
self fr1G toEn ore niztt TIE house icing
e-oEded sifk g1Estz, the oelizs1z landlord
I'll 4 stzzzzr Il the EDITORS bid This
hrfnezs tEe 1nzTz1efEi Efl0w rsG1ited b.
q The tzhie- the following rhynaes-.
sIsEezs .an ssEe1r-s ~ zzEf niztss,
Az1 e<zsrz Kay az EEzr thsT riezs<s
Izy sbere'F g. sisrzr n tas Esrf
FAs os<<zizsy -1rs1 - 49,
Whsu rk1urtr e ~ hzzzhle esf rEzT,
j e11i1 so N1rrrs@ zi<4-
EEz f1aurAz- a rsilesl = tEz< fz1bery zzst,
E5g eHd1T sli-srs Iis-s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17
Licences Expiring in March, 1869.

DETAII-oah a.-Hosolaln. J Fisher eth.
h Lam Tai ieth. J Perry ssh. Grsnuala 4
Schzste Sth. Rieharlson l&th. Pac Shaa
lssh. II Fischer setA. J FiaAarty stth. Brew
er CO s2th. A Msnnel Slsi. & W Nerten and
CO i5sh. & H FoShrooke lesh wa;awa. LDan
"a waialua. Al Lung lrth. Kaasi-HAna-
lei. All Nsn lttA. Rac fisg lStA. Al Lean q
GAookA 3ist; keaiAi. Z krall Isl Hawai-
WAiohiaa. Chang HooR sSth. Joaquin 4 Co.
Kiei. sd HiiO. AHA CO sth. Aksu Sth. ]
X Akin2 18th Haraakua. J Jones 18th. Ahzna
Se4s Kesahos. J King and CO lSth. Nsai-
Hsszsals, B LsslSa lss; Waikiki. W Knos
letk.
WHOLESALE-Hensla Chalan Brothers
18th. Breger @ sDth.
WHOLESALE SPIRIT-Honolala. N c
Ckalia-sl lSth.
PLANTATI0N--Lihee. Kauai. Lihae Plan
tatioa CO Tth.
H0RSE-Hsaslslu. A Kelly sth. Nos 90,
and 20.
B0AT-Haaaksa. HAWAII. Upa 18th; La
hama. Mani. : Lanloa sSth.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. this s1b-
tzez 4 : TEesnf E-z-ers zeetinZ. i western
Ven Fo<k. Ns. LA1fi1cFE Processes q Azri-
erit1nd CkEzE,TT Il tie koe1ester UrtveT-
strE. thozxzx tke s15seet q En1er-1rzininz
zaos- fzportz1f cz<, z11 t1er< Esfe zone
p1zz<s bs5zgt1 frEzr1 Via LAD erliste1
n azd o1e Ezs tie opezzlo1 d an = he
1rzsas- He lad 70 161b< that su1klt d
az ua.ssffrz t1ro1xE 81zI1 ,. u erEzt teBezf
- t.e sci Tie zi1zezify - ofien oee1rzinz
q ez<fizx ~ o1fiEz where nec<s1zs1,
tlsr5zxk q z1EiIi1g nefzh5crs ED, "a
ElEo so1r1Ed rpo1r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17
NOTICE.
Z HEREBY Nnr

II HEREBY NOTIFY all persons,
il that under Power Of Attorney, duly ~
ecrlsd. alone an authorized % execute
Deeds, Leases. AID Contrasts. Affecting the
Real and Personal Estate Of Qaeen Dovsger
KALANA. 70 collect her rents and dues. and
70 transact 81 and every natter Of business
Affecting her interests.
Asn CHARLES H. JUDD.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

Tx esstE11a1 e1sz q e1zEszzzg 4 tsz q
zerzaaz<zss. NE C TIE oeesz Is k-5z zzlf
eEzt - aaE and aalf eez<s, CO fhk EzkEs
tEo ezzzss 81 tie river tzo 1z'9 tAree-f5sE1ils
ca tie rzizr1s1z Essz tzEes eeazs 70 fhirssez
1zI< ha1 e<zSA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17
To &c @zs4asH

AEuU aEE- wac aad aeen 5iz5red q
kaa-1 II J ErsE sisfssEszt - ring 4 her &C.
ezzzz ns wanted e - u = E1i-- Ezfsr-i.tzsi
his Ps,sf1iI11 y eEn.ri--r f-sU he View Tzaez-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

TH aeE s1zpersisa tridEs At Ei1gzrz
F4Ils Ezz shrrEl spez u tie p1blie ]azzzET
T. L fur h1cse ezrTiI.Ez ern11triEg Hollis
y hizs- Vice President a ta< Brht<e Cs1--
pazF, Salaei kzeEe. the engineer, " S11isn-
SIre<izsznfzc-- azsz w Pool, e1z-1- Il
the y6zFETg Flas Gs1zf1ee. 5lssed o7sr-
EsE0vsd b. e-0Eds q ye1ezsriazz TLe
brl1.zE = the Io1zzss sraE "a tie soztzzezr-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17
NOTICE.

DE 1T KNOWN, TO all holders Of
Id Property. (real and personal. not already
disposed of.l belo1ging to the Estate u the
i.ie Hon l. Haalelea. that the undersigned
requests them 10 make an exhibit q the sane
10 ny agent. ". P. Stevenson
CHARLES KANAINA.
Honolulu. Feb. Is. 1S6g--s-3n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

WrE0CT 1crW,- szs1 : EEzs Arza,
= II ux1 ass efzzI A fh< fzzErz q TIE
kazdL 5ehs11f lsSk - t5ezs 1zgzrs> tzsir
srigi1 10 e1zD91- tEsz ezzz1< be raT1ed
TiEh6Er grzTs Esr1z, s1z Inc q tksz .
11E, tie others sEcrtE-. H1H WERE 1Ezke,
cs1L1 zefzhsr z7zkk 11T uzsP Be sara Z
: Elzl zzez - MA tke 6zgzrz Il TIE had
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

TH P1pe r.cezriT sen zEITer zsdzI 20 \
e=-Ez AE&lze Le1ziet- Iodkizzk11ss
kEkSkr q Lz1skzlIez- iVhlss Eizdz<zs aa1
1tts1fh1n % rhe T15zztezrz f5r tie RzpaI
@T. passing tEa- estit kzz seez bE11E1t
zuzrsr Ia zarfE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17
Executors Notice.

In The matter ssthe Estate Il ssias P. Marssn.
decesss1.
A LII PERSONS having any claims
~ sraiass the deceased, Sre hereby request
81 &c furnish the particulars e the sane %
the undersigned. ard al persons Indebted 10 The
Estate Of the deeessed. are hereby required
II GAks Immediate psyHsat tAsresf to the
sane party.
". L. GREEN,
SOle Adninissratcr.
Heaciuls. MsreA "a. lSSs.-f-St
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

IEz Gh1Ecsster 4Sae-fiae7 rglz-es 4 FeI-l1rx-
45is f1Et1acs a seifSsssrzcri11 d dag,
rsrEnrlF- 1 EET1rits G1g- ztich fsr zcz<
pass las eexn 41EzE IEzr1 f1n Old Az AID
las been IlI9Eet % Il 1ru1nd az rs over
e1t nct xxi Wiling 20 have hin Killed o.
tn dry = szessio1, zoCe one o6ssTTi1z his
f.e1le es51Glri11, remarked n h1Cf tGze-
: That dag ozz@t 70 De k1Ied- he = zst <god
fsr IzFsk7lE= he animal lookEd man
f1LlE Up mo the speaker f1ez, thea t1kfzEz
Biz1fzI Ezzx 4rv1nd Ehs store AGi a those
Freze1s- <zil6ErztslT E1l<e6 0zz of he DOR,
1nEz 70 The rzllEzF, EEerg Il pI1nzzd INTO
rhe Eatsr azd WIS cr1zued
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

n he natler 10 he EstaEeef Mary 6e,s<lcn>.
te<ne<,y Nsry Nrler1 u Neeelal1. late
aecca<ea.
D<eper Application having been
Il nAke h ~ Heaorsh,e Elisha II, Aoea.
CAisf 1asiiee " re Sapsel,e ccnr,. ~ 1sues
6eldsseae, he Aannistralor srcn eAis Es,Ste.
Or - exAniasliea u ~ ececeats and dis
eAsrRe ffeEa reepen<iHiilly - Aauinlsefstsr.
aaa fer aeeres e Cosyt auArllag he Real
ExsAte - kiasele u aeikalt e ether heirs sp.
reeria< b clara any part. All The Court
havlag erlerea lAaa aas Pahlle notice Il tbs
apsisealica ke Aa.le IN The HAWAIIAN Sksxrfs
fer tie saw q kix nenth<, therefore he h
knewn = Al parties eeaeernea, sseA IS ere<ai-
ters and nexs Il hin. that this mNfier. With all
eAieetieas therelc. uill ~ Heard ~ the said
CASef jestice a Ms ChAnherS IN he Ccert
Hease. Honol9ln. 81 the tsth day u Aptil.
A. ~ fSt9. - ie e'eloek. A. =.
Ss-ea l. MccULLl. Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17
Fire Extinguishersl

ORDERS WILL BE RRcRIvEp BY TIE
" undersigned fer
FIRE ExriSeuisHERs.
70 be forwarded via Panama. or by the Pack
i-s@ ~ Q. BRRwsR a co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

Law ~ ru R0Al--Psrs01s netting N
carrilges % TIE highway Irs to turu 20 the
Igt1 q tie esErre q the high WY IL. Is
not THE centre II the za1aach o. Travelled rart
CT she road tut TIE centre Of the worked
par-- even though shs EtGIe q The smooth
or rrITsles. ps-s be &C cue si5z- In TIE viz
ter however when the rad 4 otssrue1s5
81 zzSE, The centre Is the uit6Is of the
azars1 rarh- he s1ItErs requiring car
ri1css % Urn u 1i-e ri-ss does rot ap1iy 70
tne nesting II carriage vizh q horse car,
E7- WIKI I ir1Tzisr Gu h1rseSacz L rrzTsisr
CT Ehe highway l. 501nf 10 have his harness
and carrlsgg Il 4 ruad WORTHY e7u,5i-i1n- and
Il ll1ois f5r any c1zIasEe % 0tasrs oczazi15ei
q i1s15ieiezeg Il TINS r1IzuIAr--E zzzzslzs-
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80
our OF
1 o o

OF DEATHS, that annually
occur, are caused by Prevent
able Diseases, and the greater
portion of those complaints
would, if Railways Ready Re
lief or Pills, las the ease may
require, were administered
when pain or uneasiness or
slight sickness is experienced,
be exterminated from the sys-
TEN in a few hours. PAIN, no
matter from what cause, is
almost instantly cured by the
Ready Relief In cases of Cho-
lera, Diarrhea, Cramps, Spasms
Bilious Cholic, in fact all Pains,
Aches and Infirmities either in
the Stomach, Bowels, Bladder,
Kidneys, or the Joints, Muscles,
Legs, Arms, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Fever and Ague, Head
ache, Toothache, &C., viii in q
FEW MINUTES yield to the
soothing influence of the Ready
Relief.
Sudden Colds, Coughs, lnfuanza. Dip
tharia, Hoarseness, SoEe Throai, chillz. Fever
and Agne. Mercuriai Pains, Scarlet Fever,
&C., Sc, take from four to six Of Railways
Pills, and also take 4 taaspoonful Of the
Ready Re'iefin glass Of warn water, SWEET
ened with sugar or honey battle The thrust
head and chest with Ready Relief III Ague
or Intermittent Fever, bathe the spine also,)
IN the morning you win Be cured
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

sEZzzz VIC M 1-z lzzkinr - AZ
slid An zz.ilgza1r pHrzzr = 4 Ezeft5zs Gag :
- "A F.1r Arhkr, SIX wei warts -
hil.ne fzr 1laz p said 7s1ag lzFsr1nezezs
@rzirr rs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

Gz KEEz=IzE CEzez SEztkz e11-
tzszE fsEe f1El3gfz- zfzEzIarfT nazzz1 pnss
z11z- Ls--rT E6rez Scrret Ez1rzez II II
Tosz. = b. 8.s<- AIs1s. EzE<tsEe Ca--yzl1
Fzzzss Tlls Srssng 1H1-- SzE S1si1- Newborn,
Lzzkke 4 .I---z. Eea,El AID E.sz.<1. KEre Stzz,
slIies.sliI-nT- C,Terzlls- S1eEzzIse MzrzEiE
Rrz EE--zIs- Lssa1ss-z- Rsf1<~ Lass CEar1z-
0zzn1fz NzunrEr T..Ig Ia, sPzgtsrs Dls5
II TEE6 CrzeiE znE ca IcEZ
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

Tx CIR Izs5e<r1r rz71<ts fhat 7.6Gb al
ks q Elk az ssI< 6zfiF = Bost1E, IL
srrz 80 fsr - zrriesz 1zTin.z IL r.l5t Ezzr
sel.k aGz<lF -Esizd eE4z1ev E-z-cza q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

n ~ = II szezz. q tie void MI snzl-
IoW fAee Eps nor al EoT1Bood, o i IN
81 tkze cd
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Stockholm Tar

cTOcEHOLN PITCH. u BARRELs s.s
- AzlftzrrslE- PoE Sale ~
1-3n BOLLEs 3 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17

HCEzys HANDLED AXES
IL Esst qz1IitI- - - y ~ 60 y rrt1i
p 90 solLlz %
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Received per Idaho,

(toLDEE GATE MILLS FLOUR.
" Extra R.n1y. zzd BsksFP Extra, from
The HeE crsP y West u 1875
Fer Sale " lI-5Hl B0LIES 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17
Japan Teal

A SMALL LoT OF THE BEsT QUAIL
y ties. in papers. For Sale BY
Ism B0LLEs a co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-17
Westphalia Hams!

cUPEEIoR QUALfTf, RECEIVED PER
- T. G. WYLfE. Fer sale 81
Liza B0LLRS 4 co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-14

to the stud. He will stan at "The Nursery.
near Babylon, L. L. country seat OF Mr. Bel
mont's in charge of that gentleman's trainer,
Jacob Pincus; and judging from the fine prom:
Using stock he has already got, bis career at
the stud will be as brilliant as it was on the
turf.
The racing stable of ]. W. Pennock, trained
by E. Snediker. and comprising James A.
Conolly, Lizzie Mcdonald. q two year old by
Lexington and two by Unclo Vic, with three
yearllngs, has left Paterson, New Jersey, and
gone to Mobile, Alabama, for the purpose OF
commencing their training preparation for the
summer racing campaign as early in The sea-
son as possible. The mild and genial weather
enjoyed in the South during the winter and
early spring enables trainers to get their
horses into work months before Northern train
ers can commence exercising, thus giving tho
former o vast advantage over the latter in
point of condition of their horses. The racing
stable of Captain Moore and Mr. j. Cofey, OF
New York, is also wrteripg at Mobile, but will
arrive at Jerome Park in April.
The Metarie Jockey Ciuo of New Orleans
announce their programme for the spring
meeting, which commences on April 81. The
club gives $1,000 added money to stakes and
purses to bs run for.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-14
SPORTING.
The Turf-Racing and Trotting.

The celebrated race horse Kentucky, now
owned by Mr.. A. Belmont, the president of the
American Jockey Club, has finally retired from
the turf, and his future career will be devoted
to the stud. In the entire annals Of the Ameri-
con turf, no horse possesses more brilliant
record than this great son OF Lexington and
Magnolia. During the whole of his career he
was only beaten once, and that was when he
was notoriously amiss, and started against the
urgent advice OF his trainer. This was in the
first jersey Derby, won by Norfolk, whose sub
sequent immediate departure for California
prevented second meeting between the two
great racers. Kentucky was bred by Mr.. John
Ii. Clay, OF Ashland, KY, who owns the dam,
Travers & Osgood, of New York, along with
Arcola, when both we're two-year- r-olds,
for $1,000. BE remained the property of
these gentlemen until he was six years
old, and during mis- racing career, while
in their hands, he IAN fourteen races,
and only lost one, the Derby above men
toned. The value Of his aggregate winnings
was near $4,000. He was then sold 10 Dir.
Leonard W. Jerome for $4,000, and it was
while owned by that gentleman, after standing
some time at the stud, that he ran and lost his
great time match for $4,000 side; being back
ed 10 run four miles In minutes 20 seconds,
carrying 120 pounds. He was subsequently
purchased by the Annieswood stable IA racing
Travers and HunteI) for the alleged price OF
$685. 600; and when that stable broke up last fall,
and the stock were sold by public auction, Ken
lucky was knocked down to MIR. Belmont for
$4,000. He had short time previously par
tally broke down in his training, and Mr.. Bel.
mont has row entirely withdrawn him from the
turf, and his services will in future be devoted
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-14
Railroads.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY con

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM.
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST Bay STREETS,
CHAaI.EsToN, So. Ca, November 70, 1868.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITI
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Loacer Ter1ninu
at7.SOA.M., and at inter- ct 8 AM, and al inter
vals Of ten 1ol minutes vals Of ten nol min.tes
last trip at 9 Pm. M.
NR.-Leave the Battery as follows: On the hour,
and thirty 1907 minutes alter the hour, from 4 A.
NJ, until 739 P. H., Ever! other trip from the old
Postoiice.
RUTLEDaE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lover Terminus
ut 7.30 AM and at inter- at S.06 AM. and atnter-
walls of twelve ia, minutes walls of twelve 12 MIN
PM. l9P.M.
NB.-Leaye the Battery at seuenteen tl7, minute,
afte the hour und Jortyone i41I niNutes after the
hour until scrcntetn m minutes past 8. Every other
trip from the old Pos!ofice.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KIEG-STkEET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lot0er Tern't-
ut 9 AM, and at inter- nils III $50 AM, and At
walls o. dfeeen lf5l mu- Intervals 9f fifteen !:s
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery except the
last trip of each car.
RU1LECGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Loicer Ter1ntsaa
at 9 AM, and ct ipter at 9.35 AN, and OF inter.
vuls of every twenty (2o vls Of every twenty t2aI
minutes TIL 8.45 P.SI. minutes I'LL 7.30 Pm.
N.B.-An the trips are 10 the Baitery except the
last trip Of each cur.
Noyeuber10 Secretary and Treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-14
Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, January 1S-Noon.-conso!s 92zSa92a;
bonds 751. Tallow Ais.
LIVERPOOL, January 19-Noon-Co!ton active;
eales %, 600 bales. Breadstuffs unchanged.
Two P. M-Cotton active; uplands, on the spot,
117sd; aficat 111zd; Orleans 1fsd. Lard quiet.
Evening.-Cotto1 Closed active; uplands, 11]sd;
or,o,,s ,1d; sales q, COO bales. Breadstus quiet
and unchanged ..,.srd declined at 72s 3d.
HAynE, January ls-cc,tton opened excited; on
the spot If $50; afloat If S31ac.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January -Noon.-Money ottive at
7. Sterling OK. Gold 35ss. '62's, 12M. Cotton
29S cents.
Eyening.-Governments closed steady; 62s l23a.
Money still easier OF T. Sterling weakcr at 9s Gold
closed firm at 35zI. Cotton more active and fully q
cent better Sales H. 900 bales at 2sA cents; some
sales at 2sH cents. Flour heavy; superfne 50 75l
6 25: common to fair extra Southern Sc 75a7 20.
Wheat heavy. Corn opened firm, but closed heavy;
new white Southern 97as1 Of; yellow 81. Oats
shade firmer. Pork dull and heavy; new mess S29 20
a2s so. lard shade lower; kettle 17h. Whiskey
quiet at II 02. Groceries dull but steady. Turpen-
tine 52i. ass. Rosin 50 6Oas So
BALTIMORE, January 13.-CotIon firm 6, 2sha2oc.
Flour-family active, but prices in favor of buyers
Wheat dall; good red 80 10a2 10. Corn dull; white
s6c yellow S8a90c. Oats firm at 75c Rye dull at
81 45a1 IS. Provisions firm; lard 20c.
CEcrNATI, January 1s.-Flour firm and ua.
changei. Corn active at CSC. Whiskey dull at $50
SIC. Provisions dropping. Pork, $40 26a2o So.
lard 1sllsMc. Bulk mats dull. Bicon in fair de-
mand; shoulders, 1S1sa13A; Gear sides, l7Hal71s;
sugar-cured hams. 17Ha1sc.
WILMINGTON. January 13.-?pirts OF turpentine'
nothing doing. Rosin quiet; pale. Sc 76. Turpen-
tuo and t.r un changed. Cotton 10 fair request at
27a27Xc.
AUGUSTA January 1s.-cotton strong and higher;
sales s4s bales; receipts .525; midjling 27ha27A;
holders asking %.
SAVANNAH, January 13.-~ottoa open'd with
good demand and c.osel firm; sales $3.50 baes m i'd
ding 2sH receipts 1879; exports to the con dnent
2S42.
MOBILE, January 1S.-cotton in general m'n1
opened at 27 and closed t27k slles 5000 baes; re-
ceipts 1921; exports 1928.
NEW ORLEANS, January 13.-ootton excited and
advanced 1c; middlings, 271sa27He; sales lf.oUo
bales; receipts 1867 bales exports 1912 bales Ster
ling, 47ha47Z. Com nercial, 4s1za47. New York
sight, Haa discount. Sugar firm; common, loHc;
prime, 12ha12%; yellow clarified, 1i1z;. Moasses
Arm: common, 5sa6o; prime. 65a0s; CHOICE C9a7lc.