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The New York herald., 1869-02-17

Foreign exchange was again depressed. sales
made Of prime bankers sixty days, al los,. a
transfers by ceble took place st 10es.
- prompt IA acting upon The financial
IT, The Hooper BILL to prevent the
'edpebt, is IN the Senate. where IL
lpsssage, as one Of the first
Of specie payments. The
y up Of greenhacks' has
only awaits the Presi-
aiaw. II provides az
puon shall 0aer or re-
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

lPoAA Wuicu LlS LcuvrS M Aiios' SHJ euAS NVih-
ments:-
desired for continued ease In the money market.
There has been decrease In every item as compared
with the last report, except In the item sdue 10
hanksn which increased somewhat. There IS de-
In loans or SI3O325 and in specie and legal
tenders OF S244.9 The decrease IN deposits OF
81 53 il about twice as large a. 1t should be, ana
arises from clerical error made by One or the banks
In the last previous return 10 the Clearing House,
which gave its gross for Its net deposits. The bus
ness at the Clearing House last week was decrease
OF s., $40 In cearings AMI S454077 IN balances
The annual report Of the directors OF the PennsyI
vana Central RailroaNsays:--
Our arrangements will require considerable
increase OF rolling stock to render them productive;
this 1t s proposed to raise BY giving TO the stock
holders registered upon the books Of the company
on the 18Th day OF April next the privilege OF sub
scrblng TO twenty-five per cent Of their holdings,
at that time, in new shares at par. With the pro-
posed increase OF capital the board entertain no
fear OF dinculty In continuing dividends OF ten per
cent per annum, even II this arrangement should
not, as anticipated, increase our net profits 10
greater extent than the interest npon the outlays
to be incurred. 1t win appear that the business OF
the past year would have JUSTIFIED dividends Of lye
per cent semi-ann9aily upon onr Whole authorized
capital and stAl leave q surplus OF $50o,000. The
proposed increase viii make the capital stock about
Ss53, ,0O0. .00o.
The Illinois Central Railway Company paid or dur
ing the year 1888 s1,i5o,ooc OF its bonds aud held
surplus Of so,o0o,0oo in cash assets on January !.
Ii is reported in st. Louis that an arrangement
has been entered into by which the Illinois
Central gains fun control o! the Mobile
aud Ohio road. thus furnishing 1t an additional Inc
Of track Of Az miles. In addition to this some
Eastern genteynel have secured the reopening of
the Illinois southern Railroad, from yincennes Ind,
to Caro- H.. thus securing the entire control OF tie
river lranic north from Memphis.
The stockholders OF the Warwick Valley Railroad,
at q special meeting held Al Warwick on the nth
inst, voted TO increase the capital STOCK OF their
road $4,000 for the purpose OF extending their
road to the New Jersey State line to meet the SUISSE
Railroad. Thus is q Ink in the chain that VIII con-
meet Boston with the West via the Boston, Flsiisil
ana Hartford kalroad, on the one side anl the
SUSSEX road on the other s.de.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17


ceive United States notes or national bank notes
security or collateral security for any loan Of
money, or for . consideration shall agree 70 with
hold The same from use, or shall oer or receive the
custody or promise OF custody Of such notes "a &C.
curty, or as collateral security, or consideration
for any loan OF money; and any national banking
association onending against the provisions OF this
act shall be deemed guilty OF misdemeanor, and,
upon conviction thereof IN any United states court
having jurisdiction, shall be punished by hne not
exceeding ST. 00O, and by further sum equal To one
third of the money SO loaned, and the president and
cashier OF such banks who snail make such loans
Of the money so loaned
In the Maine Legislature an attempt has heeu made
TO change the interest laws OF the state The bill
now under discussion that body In similar TO the
law regarding interest now in force la Massacnn-
setts. IL permits OF contracts for OF interest,"
but III the absence OF any special agreement declares
that SIX per cent shall he the standard.
The receipts for customs aud the receipts pay.
ments and balances ut the sub-Trcasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been fol-
lows
Custom HOesse ,------iS2tb- Tfeusttf-p.
Receipts. Receipts. Fuv1ne,ts. Balances.
Feb. 1b. 500 S9 $963.99l 81, ,1S6697 $S7,Sls 225
Feb. 49,. $4,000 i,059,624 674,272 8S,203 579
The value Of exports exclusive OF specie) from
New York to foreign ports Tor the week ending to-
day ss 22s,o ,os5, against $1,000 sla for the week
previous.
The last two statements OF the condition OF the
rr.s.- -.s.lx.x. x.s..
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EUROPEAN sTEaw-Irrs.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANy's MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND hAVHhs
CALLING AT BRFST.
The splendid vessels on this favore for tho Con
will sail from pier 80 North river as io Iowa. -
Lemtrle. r.o
WILLIE DE PARIS, Surnont. Saturday Msrsh
EukOfE, Danre ..saefass, "aioA -
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN GOLD twINE IN
CLuDEO;-
Ss5.
TO PARIS (incuding railway ticket)-sAS and $50
These steamers do not carry seerage passengers.
American eers going returning from the Cont
Europe, by taking OF this line avoid
both transit by Engsh railways and the dscomtors Of
crossing the Channel besides saving timc trouble and En-
pense GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 80 Broadway
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- CUNARD LINE.
SIBERIA sails Thursday Feb ls
ALErTO Haiia eu. ~
Cabin passage $50 god $50 currency Pasaaxs
TO New York at lowest rates.
For freight passage apply At No. Bowling Green 81
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM KATbROApP..-
lrsns for Albany and Troy, connecting VITA nornerr
Ana Wessrn Isins save New YORK VA iu svn vcr Rail-
roa Lhisteh street and Tenth avenue and ~ ~ NJ and
aSg sud II y NJ, and via uar,am Kqrnsd, Twenty
sirth strte aud Fourth avenue, Mt ~ A. NJ and fa v NJ
TIE 7. ". train via Hudsos River viii run san
urys
Sleeping cars attached 10 Q and n r. NJ. trains.
D.awins room cars attached and II: A. N. and5p -
WILLIAM n. VANDERBILT, Vice President.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

LNOR HAVANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New York and Mexican Mail steamship Liat,
Sailing twenty days.
The splendid steamer CITY OF MEXICO, Captsis
John Deaker WIN leave pier y East river saturday Feb
freight passage apply 70
r. ALEXANIJRE SONS. "A Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

A WIDOW LADY, 30 YEARS OF ksT, wIsmes 70
n form The acquaintsnce OF elderly gruusnan of
means with y,sw 70 masrimony Address L. O. s'sion ~
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IcxPREss LINE
~ For Washington and seorgcown, d. G.. and sicysn.
drfn, Va.
The regular s'eamer VIRGINIA, Captain Drew. 10
loadng az pier ~ East river and will sail Saturday
February 20 iP. N. Fresht taken lower than ~ any
line.
For freight passage apply 70 JANIS uAao.
1ia W all street, corner g -snlh.
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COAsTWIsR STEAMSHIP

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company.--The elegant sidewheel steAmshlp SOLTH
AMERICA, 1900 tons buraen Captain +. l. Tinkepansh,
De yanero, on Monday February e lsn, At O'Clock
to WM. r. GARRISON, Agent No. bowling Green, New
York.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly every Thursday, at O'Clock r. NJ
ctsely from pier No. North river
EAGLE, Captain NJ R. Greene February ~
MORO CASTLE Captain r. Adams February p
COLUMBIA, Captain f. Van Sice. Marcia 4
S. q. WHEELER, JR., President
No 3 Bowling Green.
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UNITED STATES,
captain Geo. L. Norton,
viii be despatched Saturday, February 30 At o'clock
NJ, from per l. North river
Freight received at throu h Louis Mobe
Galveston.
The GENERAL GRANT viii succeed Saturday, Fe,,r,,
sry q.
For rreigh, passage having superior accomosations
appisto
FREDERIC BAKER.
~
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

IL Semfmonthly
Carrying the United States Mail.
The Baltimore a.d Havana Steamship Company, comprs-
ing the following first class steamships
Liberty, ESQ tons. u. O. Reed Commander.
CUBA, i,100 tons, J.M Dukehart Commander
The steamship CUBA, having accommodations upsur@
wharf, BALTIMORE, Nd. on MONDAY, MARCH J, at
Socock r. NJ. Liberty March 5 Passengers from New
by this route win nearly 6 miles OF travel and have
The privnese Of stopping at Philadelphia Baltimore VITA
out additional charge.
For freight or passage apply TO-
B. u. HASELL CO., Agents, sf
" and " broadway, room ~.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

branch steamrr...... f5 branch etrnmcr....... Nj
Passengers also forwarded to Havrr. Hamburg, Branen
de-, kt reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here ~ moderate rates ~ persons
w,shing 10 pcnd for their friends.
far further Information Apply e. nc corpanys oaeea
lS I,rpadwav. New
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

LNOR sEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II The Cromwell Line.
Steamships OK this line win leave pier No. NorA river
o'clock r. ~, a. follow
GRO. Saturday, Fehrnar, -
GEO. WASHIS TON. .ager Saturday February
Freight taken for b. Louis Mobile and Galveston through
passage frst and second class frsight apply
H.. X. CROMWELL CO.. Bj West street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

awaittny orders. Whenever officers are on do.
taohed duty, or are absent with leave or other
wise, their places will be flied from the next
In rank, and they left on the list of those in re-
| tirement. The twenty-five regiments will thus
| constantly have q full complement of officers.
The four coored regiments will be formed into
two, to be known as the Twent y-fourth and
Twenty fifth. The four regiments Of veteran
reserves wall be- consolidated with the active
regiments, and the men unfit for duty will be
at once mustered out, il they 30 desire. The
staff corps are not consolidated. ,fsr Y-r.,~,.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has
issued a circular to tho national banks inform-
ing them or the amendments OF the last session
OF congress to the Natonal Currency act. and
published the following regulations National
banks are to make to the comptroller reports
OF their condition on any past day that he may
designate, instead Of quarterly and monthly.
as heretofore. These reports will be required
al least five times In eaoh year, and the banks
are advised to balance their accounts daily II,
order tobe prepared. AS the law requires that
the report Of each bank shall be published and
proof furnished the comptroller that such pub.
hcation has been made, it has been ortierad
that the sworn statement Of the publisher OF
.ne newspaper in which the report was pub
hshed, together with copy Of the report cut
from the paper, shall be forwarded. The re-
ports OF the amouh. Of dividends declared must
oe made within ten days from the date on
winch such declaration was made, but such
reports need not be published. The penalty
provided by law for the non rendition of re-
ports VIII be strictly enforced against such
oanks as may unnecessarily delay sending
them. 0a4 lo4a I'M -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

The MARoH NuMBRR Of the Bank er's Map4
aslne, one Of the recognized ~ ,thorities
upon monetary affairss contains an able ar4i-
ole on BANKING and the Currency by j. N.
Caroozo, Esq, OF this city. Mr. Cardezo
10 wen hAown In the South as political
'eoneniat and atatist'aian, and his opssions
will be read ct this.time with es, ,eeial in
terest. A.seriss Of articles by Mr.. Cardono
upon the resumption Of specie payments
and the national banking system, are being
published in The Nsws, and hare already
attracted general attention.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
CHI A r l. E. STON.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1859.
suspension OF tho writ Or 1Iabea. corps ut

l = t
In the House of Representatives on Wed
nesday "Webb introduced joint resolution
"to suspend the writ of ho6eas corpus in the
''Countiss Of Laurens, Newberry, KdgeAeld
s'and Abbeville." This resolution was re-
ferred to ths)Judiciary Committee.
Webb; who introduced the resolution. ia.
we believe, a native of Connecticut, 'casifsed
to this State in 1855, and is now one Of the
delegates from: eGeoSgetewn. Why Webb
should be particularly anxious To susp pend the
writ Of habeus corpus is not known; bat it NAV
be supposed that he has eaught the oonta-
gaon of the same old scare which for the
last nine months has disturbed the tran
qulllity Of his Excellency the,Governor and
the majority Of the General Assembly
The whole concern is sorely afraid Our
Legislators cannot, tho most Of them, turn
pale; but they quake, and shiver, and
tremble. A rumor comes Of the ghost of q
4 r. 4, in Abbeville, and there is . call
for the loyal militia. An cid woman sneezes
in Edgefeld. and there ia q shout for two
thousand rifles Of the most improved pat
tern-all warranted trooly loil and to kill
none but rebels. A white representative
has deIsrsum treasens in Newberry and 10 !!
there is howl for the suspension Of the
writ OF ha6eas corpus and for q proolama-
ton Of martial law. Conscience seems to
make cowards Of the whole batch. Thev
have no confidence in themselves, ne conf
dsnce in the Governor, no confidence in the
Loyal Leagues. They groan and will not
be comforted.
If, however, the members Of the General
Assembly believe that suspension Of the
writ Of habeas corpus will intimida&e the
white people of Edgeaeld, ,Newberry, Alb
beville and Laurens, they are very much
mistaken. The people there are intelligent,
industrious and lsw-ahiding. This is the
truth and nothing but the truth. and these
people will not allow themselves to be hull
lied by any Legislature, whether white,
black or mixed. Indeed, they can fall back
on Seetien II Of the Declaration Of Rights
in the State Constitution, which says s.The
'privilege Of the writ Of habsas corpus shall
.'not be suspended, except when in case Of
s'insurrection, rebellion or invosion the public
''safety may requireit. The members Oft
Legislature will hardly venture to say tn at
there is ssinsurreotion' or rebellion in
this State, or that we are on the eve Of any
.'invasion" but that Of travellers, pleasure
seekers and substantial business men, And
yet who knows? To declare that several
counties Of the State were invaded by the
X. K. <, that the people were in rebellion
and instruction, would be no worse than
the untruths which have already been pub
lished, and which it is part Of the Rsdi-
cal creed to gulp down without doubt o.
hesitation. @
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rho Wilmington journal and tho south
ORrOlina Nailroad.

l
{We endeavored, the other day, to convince
the Wilmington Journal that it was not 10
the interest Of the South Carolina Railroad
to make Kingviile instead of Charleston
it's terminus for Northern feights, and that
it would be very unwise to take freight
twenty Eve milss-from Kingvilie to Col
umbis, when it could be carried one hun
tdred and thirty miles--Ifrom Charleston to
Columbia. The Journal now says that tt 9
complaint Of the Weldon Road referred 10
Augusta, and points West as well as to Co
lumbia, and. as a, conducive proof that the
south Carolina Road could not receive any
injury BY cooperating with the Weldon
Road, makes Che following broad assertion {:
''And that company (the South Carolina
Railroad Company has been offered the
same rates upon, through freight from
hingville to Augusta as it charges from
Charleston to Augusta" This statement ia
altogether incorrect. Our contemporary
has either been misinformed, or has mis-.
understood the information which has been
given him, for no such offer has ever been
made. .,
+ The facts Of the onse, and we say it au-
thoritativsly, are these:
]. The South Caroline Railroad Com.
pany has always offered to the roads East
TO take freight from or to Kingville, at the
same rstes which are paid from Charleston,
80 that for freight, for example, from
Kingville to Augusta the South Carolina
Road would receive as much as frem
Charleston to Augusta. This is standing
offer which may be accepted at any time.
z. The South Carolina Railrond 10 willing
to do better than this, and, will pro rate
with the Wilmington Roads, If they will
make tie rate TO New York via Kingsville,
as much more than the rate vis Charleston.
as is equal to the difference of insaranee
by the two routes. This difference the
South Caroline Railroad will commute at
evenly per cent, end will pro res4'via Will
nington, if the rate is made twenty per
cent. higher than the rate via Charlesten.
He need hsrdly say that this second PRO-
position woula'be much less profitable to
the South Carolina Rsilroad than the firss:
but = is made and is now open to SCOOP
tancs' beoausei il is desired to give every
possible accommodation to connecting lines.
We have endeavored to state these pro
positions clearly, and we trust that they
will convince tho journal that the South
Carolina Railroad does not stop the way.
and thas It is always ready to make busi-
ness assangementseupon just and equitabls
terms. Had the Wilmington and Weldon
Road ever effered> the terms which the
Journal erroneously says that it did Offer,
there weuld never have been any, reak. at
Kingvills, and if it accepts now either Of
the offers made by the South Caroliaa
the rates for through fas freights
can doubtless be made up at once.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
More Money.

The General Assembly, which has deter
mined to remain in session four days more,
at a. cost to the State Of about $500 day,
has tackled on one or two little amendments
to the Appropriation bill.
The whole Of the interest ON the State
debt since IL was last funded 10 to be paid,
instead Of only the interest for the current
year, which makes the appropriation for
interest half o million of dollars, instead
Of $329, ,492. Tho County School Commits
sioners are to have $50, 900, instead Of
$18, 900; and the section. lie, stricken odt
which forbids county treasurers from re-
ceiving anything but s.bills receivable,
Omitted States currency, national bank
tsnotes, gold or silver eoin," in payment Of
taxes. This leaves the treasurers at lib
sTty to take what mooney they please and to
settle with the State as best they can.
Perhaps in q fit Of liberality they may be
inclined to accept the bills Of defunct banks,
or Confederate .shinplastsrs, or hog, mo
lasses and corn, at fair market rates.
AS the Appropriation bill now stands, it
o1hios al W0 WlptaAo nov ZOE COtel OF
81, ,008. 900, while the last section OF the bill
provides that there shall not be assessed OF
collected an amount exceeding one million
Of dollars. And as all the margin 10 nov
gone, whence ID. to osme she pay Of the mem
bers Of the Legislature, which, with attsn,
dant expenses, will amount to about $175,-
OO0f We have1now mounted up to an ex-
penditure Of well-nigh 81, 200 600 for the
fiscal year, which is doing very well for
beginners.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

WIZ ARE GLAD to sec that the Senate Com
mittee ON Railroads have reported against
the granting Of State aid to the Port Royal
RaiiFoad. II the Senate sustain tho Gem.
mittes they will do o good days work.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

TAT II. MAXYCK HAS RE M Oy W n
4Xns frczn. No "a C@MINa-STRREr to No,
PkICED ALI EY. neHt to- corner OF Meeting. .etroet
where she win do DRESS MAKING and PI,AiN
NhADAE WORK as usuaL mwf3% March 1K.
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GDnsattelsal.

NA HIS EMMA u. HOL nj Es, PuPIl.
N1 and late assistant of Miss BATES, win open
sChOOL for Girls a. her residence. No. 28 Wall.
street. one door from Calhoun, comm encine. On
THuEspAx, April 1T.
9er,as. including. French ,.Ss to SIS per quarter.
Advanced pupAs. $40 per quarter.
March is mwteoW6A
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
pissslation Of Qeyartutrship

M OTTO Il THE COPARTNERSHIFs
IN heretofore exinting bstwe thersubs~ribers
der the name and style OF HASTE. CALHOUN &
CO., is thus day dissolved by mutual consent. The
name OF the hrm Will be used by either Of the 60
partneEs In liquidation.
II All demands against the concern will be cashea on
presentation. WI LIAM 3. HABTEB
ii PAILO q. CALHOUN j
Charleston, March II, 1859. ma -"->',~
Ma. VIM. g. HAsTIE in WE'LL GIVE Hrs At
HABDWA RB. GU UlLERY. saddlers, and IosoMmae-
ers. Hardware and Trimmings. saddes, Brides,
Harness. 60. at very reduced prizes and the nanae
March "
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AgrienltnraI,
PEELER COTTON SEED.

A MOTHER SMALL CONSIGNMENT OF THE
ir0n New Orleans. mi
For sac by sHAcKELFoBD KELLY
sa -e0 No. Boyce's Wharf,
Tho cotton from above iced has sold in he New
Orleans market at to II cents % rs above the quo.
tattons for The common varieties. ~ ~
March l8 w G aa ga 2n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
eAmusements.

A GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
AND
GIFT TERTAINMENT
IN ALB OF THE CHARITY FUND OF THE
CHARLBsION RIFLEMRN SOCIETY.
WILL BE GIVEN IN
SOUTH CAROLINA HALL,
Wednesd"y, Thursday and Friday,
March 81 and April and O.
Tickets admitting one Gentleman and aides. for
one evening. Il; for three evel inps s2 Can be OH
tanned OF any o the members.
AS-drond Prizes now on view at A. H. HAYDEN'S
Jewery Establishment. whore tickets can also be
eD.aluco. March II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
e5ar Sale.

s6or Sale.
GTcAag ENGINES FOR SALE CHEnp.
~ II applAed tor Immediately ~ :
~ Ono IL horse Portable ENGINE
a. One @horse Portable Eneine.
ara.,. ALSO,
IL Ono 8-horss-power ENGINE In good condition,
CAMKRON. BARKLEY d Co.
Northeass corner Meeting and Oumberland .strects
JanunrV Is Z. -
ENOR SALE, OLD NRVVsPARERS nm
a any quantity. PRce rs cents per hundred.
ply at tha ofice Of lHE MsWA. Maroh
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
SOUTH VAROLINA se01n-T1

SpOTA NAROAkNA SOOIhTY,
TNgE ANNIvERsARY MEETING OF The so.
Ole will bs held as the Hall, on TUESDAY.
3oh instant, being Easter Tuesday.
ne Annua' Election of OH ers Of the Society will
1ake place ut ths HALL. 1hc Poll 10 be opened at
Twelve O'Clock NJ.
he Society wi assemble at Two o'clock P. M. for
the TRANSACTION of business
FRANCIS LANCE Clerk
EXTRACT FROM a2D JLE.-"H any member shall
neg Get pay up his are rs tho Anniversary his
read by the Clerk, on The three subsequent regular
meetngs after said Anniv rssry-aRd II his ar ears
DC 40 uy paid by the third reading he shall be ex.
claded the Society" March IA
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MfetiHgs.

ZERUBBABEL CHAPTER, So. IN, R.
d. M.
THNHE REGULAR OONvO CATION OF THE
n above ChapteY will be held HIS EvErYN0 O. at
half-p past seven O'Clock, at Masopis HALL
BY order M Il. r. p.
March 10 E. N JEANNFRETT Gacrot,rr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
Us Rent.


THO RENT, HOUSE OF -FOUR ROOMS
dlessing'room pantry. two attcs and double
piazza. with convenient outbuildn gs, located in
lslngton Court. near Cannon-street. and within
snort distsnce II street cars Rent $40 per month.
Planters' and Mechanics Bank fs March Ia
Two hENT. a SUITE OF TWO OR THRE9
II fne ROOMS with kitchen and ciss-rns can be
PARTLY furnished If required. Also. buggy house
end stable. Apply In BEAUF AIN-STREET, pro.
III MAZaCK mvfs March Is,
FJsO RENT. THE STORE AND Resi-.
Il DENCE. corner Of King and Lambszl-st eets
inquire OF r: c'DONNELL. ON the next Lot north
% tne ABOVE February "a
TTNO RENT, ON e ROOM, To ONE Ok TWO.
4 gentlemen. Apply ct No. 1A1 MARKET
oAAs1eA' February Al
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
Guilorina, Gte.
* P L. EE N q E,
o No. 81 BROAD.STREEE
HAS NOW A FULL STOoK or
SPRING GOODS.

SUCH AS Y
FRENCH, ENGLISH, BLACK AND cOLOnRD
BROADOLOTHs, CoadnQs, Black Dooskins Fancy
Cassfmerea. end an assortment Of Dolnesuo Goods
for busiuesR wear. @wt an M
All thase goods will be made up to ordersat the
niost reasonable prices. ~ YsT +7sgl ~
SHIR Sand IOI4LARe constantly on hand.
l March rs nwfs