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FOURTEEN YEARS As1EAH.
Death OF tho Remarkable Sleeping
Woman I'm Kentucky.

AcACA Oh INC 1SCMAnTk0Dl0 Sleeping
Woman I'm Kentucky.
Miss Susan Caroline Godsey, the sleeping
wonder, died at her mothers home. some eight
miles from Hickman, Kentucky, On Wedues-
day, the 14th instant fss-t 3 HI
The history OF Miss Godsey is weil knpwn to
the public, statement Of her wonderful con-
the press Of the United States. AZ the time of
her death, Miss Godsey was about twenty.six
years OF age, and bad been asleep, as described,
about fourteen years. The existence OF this
poson to @ seep = has BEEN n oSSea DV a'
but the fact ls ledisputable. Indeed, some
twelve months ago, Miss Godsey was taken to
Nashville and other places for exhibition, but
Nashville looked upon the cass with suspicion.
The history of the case ia briefly: When about
twelve years Of age she was taken with d Sc
we're chill, and treated sccordineiy by her ply.
subsided. she fell IN deep Sleep In wh,,h,
condition She has renaained ever SINCE. except
at interv /. IL washer custom OF FIRST to
awake regularly, twice in every. tweDty-fo
Of the same hours each day; but of later years
she nwoke oftener, 30 much so that many con-
sidered It an indication OF her Anal recovery.
9 she rs wou d 9 remain awake i've. Ten, Or. perhsps.
sleep again. When asleep It was utterly i'm
possible TO arouse her. She never compiained
Of any bodily pais, though when asleep she
was very nervous at times, and appeared 10
suffer- considerably by tbs violent twitcklng
and jerking OF fhermusclss and limbs, apd her
bands olenched tightly 80 Il enduring severe
pain, but when awake she did not appear TO
suffer except from drowsy. & sping inclination,
Rnd persistent effort to cleanse Der thsoat Of
phleena. Sne generally passed into s:sep
through violent paroxysm. which would last
perhaps five minutes. aud sbe would then
sleep awhile as calmly and quietly "a 10 In
FAINT. Miss 0odsey wss OF poediuin; siSe. ana
her jlmba and muscles we've weii-prop0rtioned
and developeds and grew considerably after
her sfaiction.
Miss uodsey. ca the day che died, INDUCED
in Iittio pr0phesylng waictI We give az re-
lated for what IT ~ wortb. Hhe satd tsthA snn
would be total eclipse on the Yth or August"
(this 10 remarkable. becauae parties ssusrt that
she could have had no knowledGe that this
was according to cHlcuiation,) s'and that the
sun would never shine 40 bright sfser that dsy.
That this would indicate the end OF the world,
which was spsedlly approaching.''
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CoTToN AND THE CATEnpILLAR.--Fhe season
is upon US vnan planters b,gin to look for the
ravages OF the various enemies of the cotton
plant: In this immediate section tile crop ,s
praxnislDgs and we have not been informed of
any damages already done or threatening. For
TWO or three weeks past we have had an abnD-
dance OF rain. and much ct the cool. cloudy,
showery weather that generally prscedes the
advent cS the caterpillar. While we write it is
1ainiug. and the indications arc favorable for o
wet spell. Our Alabama exchanges no,e the
appearance of the worm. but do not vet chron-
icle any depredatlons.. Columbus Sun.
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A1- 1-MARENGO.-F EVER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC. FEVER PREvEN NTIvE.-This val
liable preparation has been In private use for many
years, and through the percussion Of iriends who
have ed 1t with the most beneficial results, the
proprietor has been Induced TO oer 1t to the pub.
iic 1t Is warranted to care CHIELS AND FEVER
of'howevea long standing, removing the cause and
entreN sradicatsng its effecss from the system 1t
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen the dtges-
tive organs. induce an appetite, and restore the,
patient TO perfect health. It t1s purely VEGETABLE
preparation. and SO harmless that children Of all
ages may take It with safety. AZ . tonic MAaENGU
has no superior, and for debility arising from the
A. few doses ts sufficient to satisfy the most in.
credulous ,sufEarer OF its virtue and worth All
whotry one bottle Of MARRnGO will bs so muoh
pleased with it's effect, that .hsy win readily en-
dorse 1t, NO HUABUG. For evidence Of its efai-
Sssy -:!. s. w:sa::s.:
eontaia certificates Of well known ana respectable
et1Eeps.
MARBNG0 is Q genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor and manufactuTer bslng native and
resident Of Charleston. and 1t IL fully garanteed to
give complete ana universal satisfaction.
NO HUMBUG. TRY 1T.
For sale by all Druggtsts. and by DoWlE q
NOISE. corner Meeting and Hasei streets; GOOD
RICH. WINRMAN q co. Kayns-street. and G. J.
'LUHM. Druggist, Agent Of Proprietor. corner Of
King ana john streets. Charleston, DC.
N June 8 .ps3 ;DAo 3rnos 80
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Tbirtsen 0f The principal clo,hing houses
OF New York City. hAving refused to psy an ln-
GREASE or thirty Ave Ger cent, deman0ed Nv
the employees. tine latter, numbcfin8 100.
have atruck, BY order Of the TAii6ris Umioay ~
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aG EXECUTORS NOrICE.--ALL PER.
soSs having demands against the Estate Of RAUL,
p. REMLRY, late os Christ Church parish viii pre-.
mt the same legsily attested to JOHN E. RIvRas,
RsQs Attorney at Law. at his oce, No. Courthouse
Square. ON or before sho 1Issa DAy.os EovEarsxa
next. or they Will be dSbarred payment; ana those
indebted TO said Estate Will make iamediase pay
nent 70 the same. Q. e HUaERe. Executor.
July ~ .. aug 2.18. sspt Lib, oct LIS. nov {
4 @BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THI6
spisndid Hair Dye s the best IN the word the only
trae and PEERLESS Dye: harmess. rel,able inatanta.
n.c.s ne disapaeszsasnti ne ssscesoas s.nss sesse
;sdies ths N efIoots Of bad dyes; invigorasss ana
leaves the hair soft and basuttfil black dr hrp~a.
ssod ~ all Druaaisss and essfumsrs; snd propexly
IapDlted ss BstAhAler's Wig BsctosY No.. ~ Bond
stFest New xorx. lyr May 10
d, Ar RasAYs FOB YOUNG AiEN. 7oN rnR
Efrorp and Abuass incident 70 Youth and RaSy asaas
hnrd WIN iAa hp1nans Sssw o. trsAsmsAS ana cure,
ssts ~ nsaa nrse OF change. Addssas howard Az.
EsOgEAIIoN. 1ez 2. 1AaisdslpAiA. Pa
May - tSsi39tE Smos
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a@ GHOSTS.-LADlES WHO SEEN, TO
delight in resembling these noctu nal visitors, by
plasterlng powder upon their pretty faces, will be
surprised to see how murh better and more youth
full they look when they MILK OF vIOLE S.
Its effect upon the skin is truly delight ul and dur-
ing hot weather 1t is cooling. Sold by ali drug
glsts and fancy goods dealers.
AuQuSt2 1
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aS DURING TIE EPIDEMIC OF IN Err
MlTTtNTS in the West this season, the whole i'm
mense stock Of AYERS AGUB CURE became ax-
hausted. and the producing power OF his Laboratory
was found inadequate to meet the demand. Many
who knew lis Extraordinary virtues for the cure Of
Ch1lls and fever, paid exoro,ant prices for it to
those who were fortunate seuous.l have supply
on hand .'s~sorne Of our Itsshbors paid ten dollars
for bo Tie. while the regular price is but one, and
assure US 1t was on the whole the cheapest remedy
they could buy, even ct that Ggure. They praise 1t
for two qualities: nrst that cures and lost that it
leaves the health NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Standard
August q 49,. -.-A.
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Sprfial Notires.

a5-NOTICE ALL PERSONS ARE HERE
BY cautioned against trading for one NOTE, dated
March 8, 1859, drawn by JANIS ADGER co in
favor Of Mrs. LOUISA g. MGcoRD, Trustee, foe
$96o0, and endorsed over finally to my order.
And also for one CHECK on Peoples National
Bank Charleston, for 800, drawn by RCBNRT
CHISOLM, JR., Trustee. and payable to my order, as
payment of both the above has been stopped.
Augusta AUGU lime r. sMYrHE
81 CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER FAL-
CON- from Baltimore, arc hereby zio:itied i that she
is THIS DAY dischargiDg cargo at Pier No. 1, Onion
Wharve'. All goods not taken away at sunset Will
remain on the wharf at consignees' risk.
MORDECAI & co.,
August Agents
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/ aT HE NEAlEST. THE QUICKEST AND
THE EoHEAPE~T.-THE NEWS JOB OFFIDE, No.
149 EAST BAY, having replenished it's Stock with a
new and large assortment o. material Of the finest
quality and latest styles, prepared 10 execute at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PR[N TING of every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere
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A%ROU5E THE system Is A SAD
thing TO pass through life only half alive Yet there
are thousands whose habitual condition Il one OF
langour and debility. They complain of no specific
disease they suffer positive pain: but they have
no relish for anything which aoras mental or SEN
sual pleasure to their more robust and energetic
fellow-beings.
In nine out Of ten this state of lasstu de and
t0rpor arises from morbid stomach. Indigestion
destroys the energy of both mlrd and body. When
tne waste OF nature is not supplied by due and
regular assimilation OF the food, every organ ls
starved every function interrupted.
q, Now, what does comp sse1ss fander
neecs rousing and Strengthening: not merely for an
hour or two, to sink afterward into more ptiable
condition than ever las 1t assuredy would do II an
ordinary alcoholic stimu!ant were resorted to but
radi, ally and permanently
bow ts this desirable object to be accompli shed
The answer to this question, founded on the anvary.
Ing experiences of quarter Of century is easily
given Infuse new ytgor into the digestive organs
BY course ST HOSTETTER'5 STOMACH BIITERs.
Do not waite time in administering temporary rem
edies but wake the system up by recuperating the
fou1tain-head Of physical strength and energy The
great organ apan which all the other organs depend
for their nurture and support.
BY the time that dozen doses OF the grea. yeoete
ble tonic and invgoran have bsen taken the feeble
frame Of the dyspepdc will begin to feel its benign
influence. Appetite win be created, and with appe.
te the capacity to digest what it Graves. Persevere
until the cure is complete-unt healthful blood ft
to bo the material flesh and muscle bone and nerve
and brain, dows through the channels OF eircula-
op, instead Of the watery pabulum with which they
have heretofore been imperlectly nourished.
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4T p PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anato.Ay, embracing the sub
jects How to Live and What to 1--we for YQ1p1h
Maturity and Old Age; Manhood generally review.
ed the Cause OF lndageation Flatul.nce and Ner-
vous Diseases asce unted for Marriage Philosophi-
cally Considered, So. Tkaee Lectures will be for
warded on receipt Of four stamps. by addressing {:
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATO.
MY, No. "a West Baitimore-streeL Baltimore. Md.
April 10 mwf lyr
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aT WANDO MINING AND MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY Board Of Directors hav-
in. declared DIVIDEND FOR THE PAST YEAR
OF TEN DOLLARS PER STARE FREE OF GOV
ERNMENr TAX tho same will be paid on and after
the SECOND PRoxIMo, at the Office OF VIM. q. DUKES
& CO., No. South Atlantic Wharf. rr
F.. B. HACKER
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SNUBBINH Il PRESIDENT.

General Grant Refuses to Eat HAS
Breakfast aa Fashionable Restau.
rant because He can't get q Private
ROOm, t'..
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a@- MR.. F. P. SALAS HAVING MY POWER
Of Attorney, will act for during my absence from
the state. P'RALLc
July 80 t , q
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July 81 emw3 Secretary and Trea, urer
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MAIL 81 EAN1sEslP COMPN.l
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYSr

FOR GEORGETOvVN. sc.
auK~A THE STEAMER EMF IA. Captain
p. G. LEWIS, Will receive frerht
HIS ID AZ. at Conomercail Wharf, and leaye N
O'Clock \
For engagements apply to
SHACK ELFoRD & KBLLY.
Augusta l No Boyces Whaxf.
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FOR ED1sTa,. RO1 KVILLk AND
* BEAUFORT
% uK-h THE STEAMER PILOT BOZ.
s Captain EENn PECK, viii ieave mr.
the above points every THURSDAY BoHauy0. At .
O'Clock. Returning. will leave Beaufort FRfnAx
MORNING, at O'Clock, and Edisto ct 2 r. NJ
.. JOHN EERGOs son,
June 30 W Accommodation whayt
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET,

[FoR THE WEEK ENDING THURsDAY, MARCH 25.]
COTTON.-This article. during mcst of the
week just closed. was marked by steady dullness
and inactivity, caused mainly by the unsatisfactory
condition Of the English cotton goods market and
the indspositon Of manufacturers to purchase more
than was necessary fer immea late demands at the
prevailing figures. Notwithstanding the almost un,
qualified depression which existed, the staple has
been 80 far strengthened by the heavy falling off in
receipts that Liverpool has been steady during much
of the week at I'D, sttfening to 1215d; the New
York market has been at 2sA@2S6c hardda46g to
2SA@29c; and in this market the decline was only
about A@Ac % fb, which has since been recover
ed, and unless circumstances are developed of q
more unsatisfactory character it hardly be sup
posed that any very important fail in prices will
take place during the present crop season. the face
of the very limited supplies of the material to
be expected from this country. The following is q
statement of the supplies ashore and afoat which is
-N~.1~y
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Markets by Telegraph.

n FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 2t-Noon,-Cotto active but
unchanged; sales 5000 bales; sales OF the week
600 bales for export 5000 bales for speculation
10000 bales; stock hand 25s 600 bales of which
118. 600 bales are American There will be no market
tomorrow.
Two M.-ootton firm. but net quite so active;
stock aoat 4170C0 bales Of which 600 bales are
American; sales made OF uplands afoat at I2Kd.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester Armer; prices bet
ter. Wheat active.
Evening.-Cotton closed. up1ands 12ka12xd
Orleans 127Sa12}sd; sales $4,000 bales
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, March 25--Noon.-Money steady at 2.
Sterling 8A. Gold, 3l1S. cas-, lSN. Cotton ste. dy
at 2sAa29c.
Evening. Governments closed very frm. 62's
184. Southern securities frmer; Georgias S1k
North Carolluas 61h. Cotton m; sales AGO bales
at 2Sa29 cents Flour: low grades very scarce; su.
perane' State S5 65a6 10; common to fair extra
Southern So s0a8 oS. Wheat quiet Corn unchanged
whiskey s5. Rice Arm; Carolina sxasx. sugar
Arm. Turpentine 52l62H. Rosin "a Aoass. Freights
dropping. Money closed with Increased stringency
ct per cent. In gold with commissions in some
cases as high AL u. Gold quiet at SIX.
BALTIMORE, Match 26-Cotton quiet at 28xc:
Flour much Armer. Wheat and corn mer. pork
unchanged. Bacon active
CINCINNATI. March 2S.-Whiskey, ei Pork, $50.
Bacon dull and un han yed Lard Arm a& l8kc.
LoUIsviLLE March 2B--Mess pork. $50. Lard
18HsaSc. Shoulders IA; clear Sides l7xc v2his.
key, o2c.
WILMINGTON, March 2b.-spirits turpentine quiet
at48 Rosin steady at 81 6O,l rs. Crude turpen.
tine STEADY at 81 70a2 85 Tar steady at 50 TO- Cot
ton quiet at 26a27.
AUavsrA. March 25.-Cotton hrm; ssles AAo: re-.
csipts 2S5; mtddlings ~.
sAvA, NAH. March 25.--Cotton firm and in good
denaand; middlings 27k; sales 1900 bales; exports
coastwise 81 receipts 1l2c.
Indian COnnnao rcaal smtellfwence.
The following teleglams have been received f. ON
Mossrs. 81. Clason co:
BoMBAx. March 2--Oomrawuttee. 2est.=s se-1cod.
cost aud ireaght; Bro ,ch 2dsr 20 2S-l00d Con, and
freight. there are few seller. the market, and
only small business 10 done. --latest date 9th
soAs.x. February az. e,onrawu.tee and Broach,
pool. 2a s DO overland. Ell los. Exchange tdoou. n
inentaeyL 60 0sSd. Clearancss to Liverpool durine
week $4,000 bates --latest European d:te ath inst.
Nashville Market.
,,NAsHylLLF, March % 2--corroN--Live,pool wao
eighty more active to-day causing some ia,pr va
quiet win slsnuy improved seeSaa but mo- cnsnso sso
10 quotsnons whit h areNnominasiy as folows Ordi.
AZ 1'S1'' 5000 ordinary ~ loy Hiadlings aAa
COTTON srATxsrNr.;
stock on h,nd September l, 1sss,. y. .so
Rscei,sa RsSeiysa IS.ass; 11S
sh,r,ss. ~ IA. As.6aa
sm.n,YPc,s eo-usy .... .. t.... .ss....s.,,. 69
shipped prsuously.. ii SO eoT--SS T86
.G.
s.oRN-.i he Indictment weather to-day lntdrterod
maserialiy With bot secei IS aud -hipinens ana In
she aepaI tmet OF trade it was eAaeed nxly dull. Wa
continue TO quote at zoo buying and 76o aackod Ana
delivered In depos. 80 - = ''N- -
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THE DAILY NEWS.
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the PostoHice at
charleston, for the week ending MARCH 25. 1869,
and printed officially In THE DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston,
&S-Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised
Aa- Office hours from 8 A. M. to p. NJ. On SUM-
days, from to P. NJ
STANLEY G. IRoTT. Postmaster.
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Comsignees per Northeastern n aalroass
Yg$M March 26. t5 4i%

A6 bales Upland and bale Sea Island Cotton, $50
bushels Rjt O. 90 bbe Naval S,ores, Lumber stock
Cotton seed, .Mdso, &c. To b. .eder & Davis. b 4
} Eariey, Kinsr9iar d Howell W Ryan Tnaras
ham g. Sons Waiter u 90, IF WellTnasnl Y Voigt. w 8
Henesey, HAfkihst DO ie Il Moise. Frost & Adger.
0raeser - Emi'h. g WeWiisfns stco. Havenei 4 GO.
DNB salcox, shacaelford a. Ke ~. Major q IL A den.
TAFT A0Wiand, Caeshorn. Herring h co. Howard d
Bro. Paul GO, Quockenbush, j Pritchard,
Hart & Co. and Railroad Agent
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Kailroa0s.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROA1

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
MSsEys@ssyNNlNNNm
1&s & lslllsssssl q - -
Ahesa=SsnSlElSNs1yR= =k2ERS4- -sQSss4E 4E=@s4aK1laS
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
oN .CMHARLEsT6N. .MA s G., February 13. 1869. !
~. ~ the PASSENGER TRAINS of the South Caro-.
hns Railroad will as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA
Leave Charleston. $500. . CANA M
Arrive at Augusta. Observation-Disclosures. K n D. NJ NJ
Connecting with trains for Mont.ome Memnbs ,u r. IA.
Nashv1iie and New Orleans via MONTGOMERY and
Grand Junction. "A
FOR COLUMBIA
Ar,iva 81 rn A. M.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Raj. M
F0lt CHARLESTON.
LeaVe augusta. ...............,....9n nO A M
Leave Coumh,o '''''' '''...'.5.oo ?. N.
AUGUSTA NiGHT ExpREss i:ii;ais;;' 0'0V T. n'
SUNDAYS ExCEPTEDJ
Leave Charleston. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 73Op NJ
Arrive at Augusta. & an 4 NJ
Connecting with trains for Memphis, NashvilIs
ana rev Orleans, via Grand Junction
Leave Augusta. .....................,4 ATOP NJ
Arrive at Charleston. on....a a M NJ
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXpREss. ''oo a. NJ
. SUNDAYS ExCEPTED.)
Leave Charleston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6 OS D M
Arrive at Columbia. ....................4.45 A. M.
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia. 5aop m
&c. a.
SUMMERVILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3OOP M
Arrive at Summerville. le............ 40 ?. M.
Leave Summerville ville........ 71O A NJ
Arrive at Charleston ....e25A A. NJ
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Ots Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
HeaVe hnlgVllle... A. 20 p. M
Arrive at Camden. ZOO P. M.
Leave Arr,ws camden 81 a;n.:;;,., A. N.
signed, II. T. PEAKE,
Fepruary 10 General Superintendent,
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financial anD Commercial.
Tn. Charleston money Market.

The Charleston Money Market.
THURSDAY, March 25, 1869.
The market remains almoet the same as on Thurs.
DAY lsst and the figures given below are merely
nominal. There has been a slight appreciation in
bills of he old state Eanks South Carolina Railroad
stock whole shares, are quoted at 43Ht044; halves
at 21@21'6. Notwithstanding the pending Munich
pal trial city stock is held firm at $780, with many
buyers and none Offering. There were no transac-
tons Of any moment during the week, and there
was general dulluess in business circles
SOUTHERN BANK BILLS
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18- Persons depositing letters in the Postofice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but viii be sent to the Dead Letter
Ofhce. March 20
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COnstg necs per South Cal olina Kaiiroos
March ar.

313 bales Cotton, 80 bales Domestics AT bbds Ra
con, cars Lumber TO Rail,oad Agent Cnmnsan D"
Co.. Quackenbush. A Salinas, eeder Davis.
pe.zer isodgers Co q II Walter & Co. N Rob
smith, Graeser Il Smith, w O Courtney & Co John
ston, Crews 4 Co. II Pringle Ryan G. w vii
liams Co. H Cobia Il Co. II Bischoff Il Co Gala.
we. well 4 Son. Q Phillips Claghorn, Herring & Co,
Street Bros & Co. ~
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PORT CALENDAR.
THE MOON.
Last Quarter, 5th, ~ hours 20 minutes, morning.
New Neon, 18th, hours, 26 minutes morning.
First Quarter. 2lst, IL hours, SO minutes morning
Full Moon, 9th, hours, - minutes evening.
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Passengers.

PassenGerss
Per steamship Magnolia, for New York M Nc
Master, M Benson, Mrs A Anderson and child, T G
Acton andlady, g Prince, W Fl Creevin, Lee, ] A
adams, Kie1er, A Shepard, A L Prince, JP.ince.
wife.
Per steamer City Point from Palatka, via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and Savannah-A F Engelbert, G
Dock, Mr. Stowe DR. Smith, Mr. Trippet and lady,
Mr Barrett and lady. Mr. Caldwell and lady. w Win
cof W johnson and son, Brenahan. Osten-
dorff, Mrs Greer. Mrs Greer, Harrington,
Mr. Hertzel. wife and daughter. w Bell F Drietus.
b L Caeter. Gun, Mr. Reeves Nj Woodward,
H Greenway. w Pennington, w w Fowler, Mr. De
Beixedop, Mr. Kingland, Mr. Logan. Wadsworth
and lady, L Bridgman, McKine and lady, Mr.
Van Doren and three ladies, j Hausc m, Keeer
G. Easton, and on deck.