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Policeman, spare those pants,
And don't make any row;
In youth they sheltered me,
And III protect them now :.

AN exchange truthfully observes that
Iowa has been the scene of more Outrages
and more diabolical murders within few
weeks past than have ever occurred in a
single Southern State within the same
length of time since the war. And Iowa
Is the "VermOnt of the Northwest
stepped in Radicalism to the very lips
worshiping the ebony idol with an in
tensity of devotion which her Eastern
prototype might envy or emulate. Is il
not about time for her Executive to follow
the example of his carpet-bag brethren in
Arkansas and the Carolinas-put the State
under martial law, and call for Federal
aid in the shape of two or three regiment:
of negro soldiers, TO repress lawlessnes'
and protect life and property2
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RICHMOND.
Want a ..LiberaI,, Party

" uUI a tsBlbtTlT77 E3slTEl.
RICHMOND, Nov 26.-The thirty seceders
fIom the Radical Convention yesterday,
met to-day and resolved TO call a conven-
ton for the organization of the Republican
party They favor more liberal views and
consider the State reconstructed.
Negro Seceders.
The convention of seceders adjourned
after appointing a committee of sixteen.
1t is believed convention for organiza-
ton will be called shortly after the session
of the Legislature convenes. There were
twelve colored members Of the Convention
at the seceders meeting.
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The grand jury at New Orleans, yester-
day rendered a verdict for the government
in the first of ten cases Of sugar frauds in
volving nearly 100000.
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Schools striking out the word ten and il

Schools striking out the word ten and in
sert two
Mr.. Etheridge moved to nonconcur in
the report of the committee. Carried and
the bill passed
RAILROAD INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. Nelson returned House resolution to
investigate the affairs of railroads in the
hands of receivers, withdrawn by him, with
some changes in the phraseology. The
resolution was then adopted.
CARRYING DEADLY WEAPONS.
Several amendments to House bill on
Third reading, prohibiting persons carrying
deadly weapons and for other purposes,
were adopted and the bill passed
fhe Senate then adjourned until to-mor-
row morning at IL O'Clock.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
SENATE.

FRIDAY, Nov. 2G.-The Senate met at 10
A. NJ, Speaker Thomas in the chair, and
quorum present
PHILIP GARVIN.
A communication from the Comptroller
in relation to Philip Garvin, Tax Collector
for Shelby county, for the years 1865 and
1867, was read and ordered to be transmit
ted TO the House
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Mr.. Hornberger, from the Committee on
Common Schools, submitted a report on
the bills in relation to amending the school
law, a majority of the committee recon-
mending the passage of the bill providing
for the county system, and recommending
the rejection of the bill favoring the State
plan. A minority of the committee sub
mitted report recommending the latter
LII
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs.

FRIDAY, Nov. 26.-The House was called
to order at 104 o'clock, Speaker Per
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EUROPE.

GREAT POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN MADRD-AN
OUTBREAK FEARED-A SPANISH NAVAL COM
MISSION TO VISIT THE UNITED STATES TO PUR-
CHASE MONITORS.
MADRID, April 9.-Thc government 's about
to send naval commission to New York TO buy
monitors for Cuba.
The proposition to establish triumVlrate
has been abandoned. It met with meay prac-
tical objections, the most formidable Of which
was that any change in the form of admlnistra-
ton would tend to delay the settlement OF the
financial difficulties of the country.
MAeR1D, April 9.-Evening.-Much political
excitement exists in this city, and apprehen-
sions are entertained that the evaporation OF
party feeling will result in an outbreak. The
police and military authorities are taking every
preca ution to prevent disorder.
The appointment Of General Cabai 30 de
Roda 10 the Captain Generalship of Cuba has
not been finally determined upon by the ProVl-
sional Government; but should General De
Roda be retained in his command in this coun-
try, Don Isquirdo will probably succeed Cap
tain-General Dulce.
Addition Ii supplies Of artillery and cavalry
are demanded or the suppression of the rebel
lion in Cuba.
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THE ABBEYILLE ENLISTMENTS.
The Charleston News and Governor
Scott.
From the Abbeyille Press. April 81


In another column we publish 40 editorial
from the CHARLESTON NEWS with regard 10 the
organization ofa negro company in Aboeville,
to which we alluded in our last issue; and also
the correspondence which The article has
elected between George w. Williams, mer-
chant OF Charleston, and Governor Scott. In
a matter which 80 nearly concerns us, and
which affects every interest OF person ana pro
perty, we would be something more OF less
than human, If We failed to manifest not mere
ly the instincts OF men, but the partisan feel-
ings OF men whose all was involved III thc dis
cussion, and if we were lacking IN sympathy
for the gallant advocate, who has entered the
lists so fearlessiy, not only III behalf ot the
people of Abbeville, but Ill behalf OF all tue
While people Of the state Aud tL.s, without
reference to the fact, whether THE NEWS bo
right or wrong-whether 1T be correct II the
facts which it assumes, or be sus s'ained III the
;nf,rences which 1t deduces. But can the
facts be- deuied? Can the conclusions De
ellnsayed? Let US consider them III order.
Admit the correctness OF tho facts which L uE
News assum 3, aud will they not justify al OF
its conclusions and sustain all of Its alleSa-
lions. What are those facts as alleged! Ihat
in u time of profound peace, when all Classes
OF our people, both whlto and BLACK, were
quietly engaged i'll their respective avocatlohs,
aid when our tanners especially were carrying
out the contracts for the year which they hau
made WITH their black laborers, and WITH moro
than common energy, with all the appliance;
of art, and with double infusion OF tho spirit
OF AGRICULTURAL enterprise, were striving Win
might AID man to developc our material pros
prriiy, suddenly, without any note OF warning,
With nothing to justify, nay, rot even TO sug-
to to be an agent q the Governor, aud
TO bear his high commission as tho cap
tain Of the company to be raised, offers
to tho black laborinS population enlistment
each, with clothing, rations and cducatlon"-
increased pay aud tho perquis.tes and enjoy
mants of llfo of leisure. Can ANY one doubt
for one momcnt as to the effect OF such an
ufftr. presented to an ignorant and excltaLlc
popu'atlon-liaturaliy averso to work, AID
easily captlYated by every passing Illusion
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@THE ACTING MAYOR AND ASSISTANT
TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES AIDING
TO MAKE APPROPRIATIONS FROM THE OlTY
TREASURY IN VIOLATION OF LAW.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
The Act of the Legislature of December IS, 1850,
in reference to the Municipal Governme of Charles
ton, provides as follows:
"SEo. The Mayor, and not less than twelve AL
dermen, shall be quorum for the imposition Of
taxes and the appropriation Of money"
commend the above to Mr.. G. ". CLARK,
Acting Mayor, and Mr.. J.. D. GEDDINGS, Acting AL.
derman, thoy sock to their lawless efforts
to keep the Republican Mayor and Aldermen elect
out of Office, by affecting sensitive "regard for
law" These gentlemen have recently aided in max
ing appropriations out of tho City Treasury with
Board consisting, all told, of the Mayor and only
ELEVEN Aldermen. Mr.. CLARK Is the we'll known
Democratic aspirant for the Customhouse, and Mr..
GEDDINGS Is the Democratic candidate-slightly
disguised-for re.appointment as Assistant Treas
urcr of the United States; and they have doubtless
been so busy in getting up memorials in their be.
half, signed by violent Democrats and bogus Repub
lcans, that this law hos escaped their attention.
Charleston, April Z, 1869. ATAXPAYER.
April 8
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conservatives will nominate a candidate for

Conservatives will nominate candidate for
Governor.
The propeller Thames, from New York for
Galveston, was burned off Hattcras. Tho cook,
three walters, seaman and coal passer are
supposed to be lost. The rest OF the crew were
saved.
In Richmond, on Saturday, man, giving
the name of James Chambers, sold bogus
draft for $500, purportinS to be drawn by Nc
Kim & Co., Baltimore, on Duncan, Sherman d.
Co., New York, to William NJ. Sutton & Co..
brokers. He got the money and loft the city
before the fraud was discovered, but was ar
rested in Petersburg with half the funds In
his posse. SION.
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ss-To CONSUMPrIVES.- ADYER-
TlSER, having been restored 10 health In few
weeks bya very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe Iurg affection, erd chat
dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make
known TO his fellow-su!Iercrs the means of cure
To all who desrei it, ne will sen copy of the pre-
scrlption u-ed free OF charged with the directions
for preparing and using tic same, which they will
ind q sure cure ior Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
tas &C. The object OF the advertis IN sending tue
prescription to benefit tho afflicted, and spread In
formation which lie conceves to he invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer will try bis remedy, rs it will
cost tbem nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WlLSON,
Williamsburg, KlnSs County, New York.
Fehruary3 5mos
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CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA.
|, PURELY MUTUAL WESTERN AND
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE
SOCIETY.
OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT,
No. 40 BROAD-STREET.
Net Assets of this Department Invested
in this Community,

THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED oN IHS
ODD of juno last on'y nine months a2o, and mas a.
raodv uecured an annual revenue from premiums on
eristinp policies OF nearly s50O,0O0 Five Hun :
7red Thousand pollarsl Its new business for Ihe
month of December was s72,393 SO, insurlng tns
amount of s1,157oO0. Its new business for the
month Of January was sS6,524 II, insurinS me
amount of 81, 649o 600.
One months business being greater than that done
by the largest and weathest Life Insurance colpa-
MES In the United States during tue ehtiFc n'''
year of their existence.
Tho Association was first started oy tue most
wealthy aud influential citizens OF 81. Louis' ior
the purpose of changing the current Oh Lie lnsur-
,,,cc and Life Insurance capital from the East 10
tho Wcst and South, and as its plan is liberal and
,,st n overv section, State and district the wealthy
mon of the West aud Souih generally are insuring
their lives i'll It, to the exclusion OF other companies
This is shown by the fact TINT the policies issued
dprinn the months of December and January are OF
an arcrangc amount OF ST 36s ~, drawing IN aver
sgo ANNUAL premium OF s41S 20.
The largest average attained by any other compa-
nv in the United States Is about $40 to each poll
ey while the average size of oil policies existing in
this country Is only about $500.
These facts speak for themselves.
Officers.
II. q. LOPER, President cashier Peoples National
Bank.
". GEO. GIBBEs, vice-President Nv. G. Whi!den &
Col
E. E: JENKINS, NJ. D.. Medical Examiner.
Directors.
JOHN d. STEELE fof North Steele 4 Wardeil;l
G. IRWIN WALKER Walker, Evans 1; Cossweil|
G. ". AIM r. Druggist. ,,.,,,,, faro.
Il. T.. PEAKE. General Superintendent Sou'N N"'O
lima Raliroat.
c. F. PANkNIN, Druggist.
JAS +. SPEA,;. Je@e'ler .., -,,-,i,,ro
D. II. sILCoX Wholesale ard ne'ii r"'I''"'-
Mp. CARTER, Secretary AMI AGENT
,,orc, % Tyr Nc. 40 EToad street
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vice. The flames after destroying twenty-nine
stores (every one in the town except one, J
together with the Office of tho Farm Journal
and large number Of private residences, we're
finally subdued, more from q want of some
thing to prey on, thau from any other cause.
Tho loss may be safely estimated at 5000 900.
The stocks Of goods were generally partially
insured The worst feature of tho whole busi-
ness is that during the fire nearly every pound
of provi'ions in the town vas consumed; what
escape. IS wholly insufficient to supply the
wants of the people, and they are said to be
actually suffering for bread.
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AIKEN IN THE AGRICULTURAL CON-
TENTION.

AIKEN, S. c., April 9, 1869.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
AT meeting of the citizens of Aiken thus
day, the following gentlemen were elected as
delegates to the meeting to be held in Colum-
bia on 2sth instant, for the purpose OF forming
State Agricultural Society: Frederick A.
Ford, ]. G. Derby Charles N. Hubert, ". Per-
onneau Finley, A. DeCaradeuc, VIM. G. Mood,
DR.. J. C. w. Mcdonald, Thos. J. Hayward, Jr.,
Henry ". Ravenel, E. ]. G. Wood, Francis L..
Walker. William Walker.
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sp4RKS FROM THE WIRES.

The fire in the Nevada gold mines is stiil
raging.
A cold snap prevails at the North. Yester-
day it showed all day at Washington. 1t is
feared that the fruit has been ki!!ei III coase-
quencs. ,
The Virginia Conservative State Central Com
mittee. in view Of the recent action VI Congress,
has called State convention to meet IN h!ch-
mond on the 27.h inst. 1t is stated tina. the
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MarrifD.

MOUSsEAU-MAIN.-On tbs evening of the 9th
of April, 1862. by the Rev JOHN BAcHMAN, D. D.,
JOHN P. NOUSSEAU to JULIA LACOSTE, second
daughter of the late W. C. and EMILY MAIN, all Of
this city.
MILoNR-SWASEY.-o Thursday evening, 9th
April, by the Rev. DR.. LORD, Mr.. JAMES d. MIL
NOR to Miss ELIZABETH D. SWASEY, eldest
daughter of the late Captain A. J. STAsEY. No
CARDS.
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EUH PALATka. FLUHInA,
VIA sAVAHNAH, FkRNANDlNA AND JACKSON.

Es
IT, THE FIRST.CASS STE m
,,l,.ssSSX,. DICTATOR. Capraln,WM I. MCNEIL
IL, all sail from Charleston eyc. !'sei1dy EveHing,
at Eight O'Clock, tor the above points.
The hrst.class Steamer CITY F&'hi, cpptaln GEO
T. MoMI1LAS will all from Charleston every Fri
day Epen,ng, al Eight O'Clock, Tor aroIe pol d.s.
Connecting with the Central Hailroa1 at savaansa
for Mobile and New Orleans, an'l wSo the rioroS
Railroad at Flrnaudina for Cr:,ar keys. at Wh;en
point steamers connect with New OrirlaS' hopile-
Pensacola key West aud H'van1. ,..,,u.
Through Bills Ladog given for Freight 10 AoDiie'
Pensacola and Now Orleans. o.,...,1,
and GrGn far Siirsr Springs 9ni lake. Griffin hu''
t,s, Harris aud Durham
All freight r'yaDle on he wharf.
Goud4 not removed oil s'lust' FIJI oe ''' cu 81 A''
and expense OF owHers
For prci.u, or PLssl.e eaaaGemei t, apply TO
J. u .LEEN y CO., agents.
south Atlantic Wharf.
y. g.-So extra charge for Meals and staserooms.
Su;rinH.r 2:
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ar NOTICE. THE SUBSCRI Der HAS
discontinued the Grocery business formerly con-
Quoted by him at No. 238 King. street, cast side Of
and above Market.street, formerly known as the
stand Of N. III. Porter, and In future will be found
at the store of wM. s. coRwIN & CO.. No. 275
Kingstreet, where he will be pleased to see the old
friends OF Gruber l. Martin, and also of G. H. Cru
ber. GEO. q. GRUBER.
April
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Gftnrsions.

EXCURSIONS ABOUND TUE 'IASBOR.
IHEFiNs. FAST SAILING AND COM
f9e> yOKIiSLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
ifAu:,l resume her trips to historic points In
--;,,s.'l:e Ia:b;r. and will le,ye Government.
~. = s.a,Iy at Ten &. II. and Three P. NJ.
For Passage nprly 70 1BOMAS YOUNG,
pece .uye:l Captain, on board.
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BLOODY WORK IN uAYANA.

HAVANA, April 1O.-Leon and Medlan were
earroted to-day in the presence of vast crowd.
Leon cried "Viva Iudependencia." The crowd
uttered seditious cries and the guard fired
killing six and seriously wounding many others.
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Spiral Notirfs.

@ COLLEGE OF CHARLEsToN.-THE
EXERCISES of this College will be resumed THIS
DAY. Candidates for admission into the Freshman or
Sophomore Clss will present themselves in the Pres-
dents room at 10 o'clock. T. A. PORCHER,
April 10 Secretary of Faculty.
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Later from the Enrolling on Ger.


Gufin, the enrolling officer, writes the fol-
lowing letter to tho Abbevillo Press:
I4vte you will indulge ME by inserting this
card in your paper. I see correspondence IN
the Columbia Phoenix between Eis Exccllency
r. K. scott aud Nlr. Williams, relative to the
organization of the militia. l received in
structions from the Aojutant- General to raise
q company. first tried to raise white COM
pany, but never enr ,lled o sInglc white man.
'rhcro was only ono alternative left, and that
was 10 eur Ill cOlored men, which 50 ut once
would so disorganize labor as to make it almost
impossible to make crop III This country.
wrote immediately to Governor Scott telling nlm
my tears organizing colorcd company, ana IN
reply received o letter from his Excellency L..
K. Scott, saying he did not intend for me to
commence enrolling at once. And INSTRUCTED
me to notify all those wishing to enroll them
selves IN the militia, that for the present the
enrolment will be suspended; advise the labor
ers to devote themselves 10 their employment,
and waste no time in looking for military Or
ganizatlons. can safely say if the civil laws
are enforced by the officers now in Office, the
citlzons OF Abbeville need never fear the pres
ence Of an armed force again.
But when a magistrate is told to his lace
that if he had issued o warrant for tho arrest
of certain parties for violation OF the peace,
that neither ho nor his constable could arrest
them. land know they have not been arrested,
will lust ask the good law-abiding citizens, il
tho civil law fails to reach those cases, muet
we submit and let them go ut large, q terror to
the country? Respectfully,
LEM l.. GUFFIN.
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EasTER CHURCH ELECTIONS.
TRINITY CHURCH, SOCIETY HILL.

TRINITY
Wardens-W. Ii. Evans, Jn). Witherspoon.
Vestrvmen-Thos. Smith, M. D., S. w. Evans.
I'd. Il. Evans, J. J. Lucas, ". w. Finney, Ed.
Mcintosh. Delegates to Diocesan Convention
-Thos Smith, NJ. D., Jno. Witherspoon, 2. E.
Griffin, NJ. D., Ed L. Evans.
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NEW YORK AND CHARLIE sTOH
STEAMSHIP LINE. ,
FOR Nj Ew YoR x
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

>. ..es., TIE SPLENDID sIDE.WsEEL.
,ESxS5SA0 STEAMSHIPS Of this Line will
.L1E1NlG3Ie leave Adger's South Wharf, during
.snS8 SsSea.k the month OF April, as follows
JAMES ADGER-IuEsDAy April 6, OF 2 O'Clock II
CHAMPION-sA1unDAy. April 10. ar o'clock II
CHARLESTON-ruEsDAY April l3, ut O'Clock n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., April IL, at 10 O'Clock NJ
JAMES ADGER-1 UEsDXY, April 90, at 1c O'Clock n
CHAMPION-SATuRpAY, April "a, at O'Clock u
CRARLESTON-TUEsDAY. April ~. at z O'Clock A II
a3- Insurance can be obtained by these steamers
al n per cent.
81 An Extra Charge of SIS will be made to pas
sengers purchasing Tickets on board after sailing.
~ These STEAMSHIPS have handsome and
roomy accommodations for passengers and their
tables are supplied with I'LL the decacies OF the New
York and Charleston markete.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
JAMES ADGER 3 co.,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay tUpstairsI
rj1
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Spefial Aotiffs.


ayA CARD,- HAVE NO INTEREST OR
connection with the house known under the style
and name of COURrENAY, No. 0 Broad--treet.
can be found for the present at DENNY & pERRY's,
opposite Charleston Hotel, Mcctug.strcct.
April wfpG alhaM HAhRls.
sp- RAFFLE.-THE RAFFLE OF THE
INFANT SUIT. the Boys Braided Suits and the
Girls Dresses OF tho Baptist Fair, will positively
take place al Mr. CIAPEAUS Store, Mectins-street,
next to Mills House, on MONDAY. 18th instant, ut
Eirbt O'Clock p Nj. 2* April 10
@ NOIICE.-IHREE MONTHS AFTER
this date application will he male to the South Car
olina Railroad and Bank, for renewal of CEkTIFI-
CAFE No. 275s, dated April 9th, 1853, for Fifty
whole shares in the said Colnpani s. The original
bc;np lost. I'D. WILSON.
February - lamo3mor
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
INLAND ROUrE-ONLY two AND HALE
HOURS AT SEA.
TBROUGR TICKETS TO FLORIDA.

THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
cHARLESIO ON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE.
n~e THE STtAMEH PILOT BOY, CAP
E1S%4eTAIN FEsyN PECK. VIII leave Accom-
modation Wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY MoRH'
ros, at o'clock. touching al Deauort only;
af Q O'Clock A. NJ, making the trip IN eleven hours.
The steamer FANNIE, captain AoAIR viii leave
Charleston every WEDNESDAY MORNING at o'clock
touching at Edisto, Chlsolms Land NJ. Beaufort and
Hilton lead; returning, leave Savannah every THURS
DAY, ut O'Clock P NJ, touching at the above land
ings.
Will touch ut Blufton on the second WEDNESDAY
in every month, going and re,urning.
For Freight or Passage apply 70
JOHN FERGUSON,
Aprtl G Accomm rdaioI Wharf
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP 2
LINE
-r-,, THE FIRST CLASS IRON SCREW
MktssaS feess Steamship G A NJ L L A. HENRY
.LZHNilItxSST- PEACE Commander, Is now ready
to receive Freight tor the above port,
to sail on or about 10th OF April.
For Freight engagements, apply to
ROBERT MURE & CO.,
Boyce's Wharf
aS- Risks taken by this vessel at hyeelehths
tHl per cent. March 20
TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA, AIKEN
<~6-ssrv, Aud other places, should not a. T
Mts4ITYasss to lay in their supplies Of pROYla
LEMMLLisf3Ta IONS, CLAREIS, CHAMPAGNEa.
-zSE5zz&s- .sszzess CORDIALS, BRANDIES, WHs
KIES, WINES CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
Pates Of Wild Game, Deviled Entremets, han,
Turkey, lobster, etc., for Lrncheous, sGadwichess
Travellers Repast, &c.
6-Send for catalogue.
WIN. 8. CoRWIN e CO., 50; i
No. ats Klne street.
Between Wentworth ana Beaufain,
Charleston, 8. O.
Branch Of No. 900 Broadway, corner 2oth street,
New York. Octooef1s