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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-18

AT PRIV vATE SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND with fixtures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. IS. Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu January 81
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TOR SALE, GOOD SCHOok Err,
E built of Iveoak. carrying 20 cords wood; will
be sold low ct BRANT'5 SHIP YARD.
June2 wfm
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VITANTED. AGENTS FOR THH AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Eng
ush and German. by Robert Stewart, v. t., OF Miss
The work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
and raising and the treatment OF horses and mules
bo.h In sickness and health. It has won Its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out Address O. F. YENi,
Publisher, Cincinnati, o. 6mo% March l9
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"A others wishing "k or Sale" Placards, Business
Cards. or other job Printing executed with neat
ness and dispatch will consult their interest by leav
ing their orders st THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
149 East Bay.
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NOR SALE Low. SODA WATER DRAW
JIG STAND, with Blockhn Piping Syrup Bottles
and Sign. Apply at DR.. T. 4. HERTZ'S Drug and
Apothecary Store, No. IS King street, west side be-
low Broad. WIZ June 18
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and rearing also conduces 10 increase their
disposition to milk. The heifers usually
cslve at two and half to three years old.
though some are in milk AZ two years old.
The usual yield Of the COW Is from thirty 10
nifty POUNDS OF milk per day. producing in
the season about one hundred and fifty
pounds Of butter. or "her own weight" IN
cheese. as the phrase l.; though we think
three hundred and seventy-tive to four hur-
bred pounds would he nearer the average.
Youatt. in his account OF the Ayrshircs.
gives much greater products a. being oh
tanned. and 10 doubt instances are found
OF such extraordinary Yields.
Though tbs breed are chiefly celebrate
for the dairy. the oxen work Niudl. and
the steer. can ne turned oil At three wears
old. weighing -,.yca Or eight hundred
pounds: are 10 great fayorilc> otihe butch
er. a. the finh quarter is usually light
their tat j. - Mingled With flesh hat il
forms lille tailuN.
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Salt as a Manure.

There i prbably no substance used for
enriching the soil which has produced so
many conflicting and uu.atisf ietory results
as common salt. One man fn1s decided
Improvement in hi crops by the u-e nf ~ u
bushels on an acrs. while another applyin.
from two TO even twenty bushels cannot
perceive auv benefit. There NAV Ice sever
Al reasons for this diversity 81 results: bur
there i one and probably the most impor-
iani which is-the nature nf The sol To
which IL. is applied ". could not exp,-ei
il 10 be of any benefit {. low. wet land
as such lands usually contain already moe
salt than is needed for plant-iood. IL is on
dry solicious and granite soils that the
best effects may be expected. The salt
produces decomposition Of the soil. r.
leasing from insoluble combinations pot
ash and other plant-food. Some years
since. one of my neighbors set out some
plum trees in bed of hard. coarse gravel.
which was so poor III At il produced only
mullen. He applied four quarts Of salt
to each tree every spring. aud contrary to
expectation. the trees grew rapidly aud
fruited abundaptly. | mixed some siliciOus
soil with salt. moistened IL. and after few
days analy sed il. and found the percentage
of potash soluble in tcdtsr more than dout-
led. | should recommend sowing Two or
three bushels to the acre on dry. sandy
soils. after tn crop is narrowed in. Be
fore il il decomposed il vii! do good by
attracting moisture from the atmosphere.
and while in process of decomposition its
soda will combine wit silica. releasing
potash while IFS chlorine will absorb ani-
monia from the air and thus furnish two
valuable elements Of vegetable nutrition.
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Avrshire Cows.

Perhaps no breed affords better Illus
tra.ion of the power of the breeder. by care
and design. to develop . peculiar proper
~ in an animal at the expense of all the
other Qualities. Among the Ayrshire breed
ers any animal showing disposition 10
feed instesd of to milk is Immediately dis
posed Of. and even those bulls are preferr-
ed having the most feminine character
about the head. The system Of keeping
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Copartnership Notice.

HaNLhg sold my stere stock TO Aessrs. Hfnnas
= Yer 'ish,-oharles g, Hinmas and Fonett 1;eT.
Ti-h- cheerfuily recommend them ., ~. ~
nllehce and patronage OF all good. nrotant rs.h
paying customers, wno viii find in their store .
M. NM ' an'i compete assortment II Superior goods
as elsewhere ' "' a. 'i'@p
50 Al persons indebted 10 me will please can
- ny onice IN said store and settle and nav tber
Indebtedness to al once -ss tA'
Franklin Me, July litA, lssia w.
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10 Persons Indebted to Us.

"A IL persons indebted to us, are here
oy notified that their accounts will
81 eiI with HALE EMERY for collection in
~, &c reess from date If unsettled at that time
,ne sooscrioers will be at their store during The
TIM 70 settle with those who desire so to do.
sn CIV. 4 4. ALLEN.
ts, Sut! "a 1855. 3w2s
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Freedom Notice

- ~" given to my son. Follett C,erriat BIZ
'lisf " Aci ana trade tor himself from tlls dav
! nan not claim his earnings a. a minor. u6r
ti'as myself responsible for his habiliije- after
puLtt r. GERRISH.
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VOLUME Is.
Irgal 1otlte5

4, legal meeting o. the inhabitants Of n-1
held March eighth lS6a under article ls,h ,sQaaa
the town will yoGc to petition to the rnna,to ses
missioDers 30 alter the road around paid Cog
Msnns hills 80 called or act any thing thsrapps asa
WIS voted. that this matter be III. ra
selee'mcn and that they be instructed IA IN IL
view of the premises aud act accordingly hae
A true copy OF record.
Attest; BENZ. p. TOM
To tae Honorable Board of County I'LL e!efk.
ers for the County of uaacock 's'as
We, the undersigned selectmen of nc,Ihs
Pursuance of the above vote have vj.wa5 ~ Ia
cations about said Phillips aud Mann's NM " h.
TANK . WIFI he ofgreat public benefit q hayaa4Ee
alter made ia those localities. 'at
Ne thfFcisft respectfully request your n
BILE Board, "a view said locations aud ors,ttsaaFa
alterations on sad road as In yoar ia,Igcnee >sa
.haii deem sufficient 30 satisfy The Iravelieg "
agreraoif ia the statutes In such case MADE ,l
Il. n. BATES.
n,ae~ 7 gl.Acns, ''Is, sss,,.
Iedhsu April slst, lSsa '#
STATE of MAINE.
HANCOCK. - Court af todnty tatn,,s.
crs, April Term. 4, d, lsis '''a''at'
] POS the foregoing petition il il eor
- sidered by the Commissioners ~,
he petitioners are responsible anil H., ''4'
ca sh' to 10 heard tNHa hing ~ matter LII tHf}
their petition. AMI therefore orler thar az ,t
Commissioner NEE At the house ai E4bar ~
son IN Aeiiham TUESDAY the ~ tlav N a,. ll .
at ? ociocs 4. NJ aad tleure proceed gs ,1sg n
route mentioned 10 said pctlti1a tumr,i 4,sIy II
whleh view. hearing ri the Parties and witrs.1s
"5il be- had = some enBrea sni place 10 ths F,r
ty AMI ssyA other measures taken la tht t,rssst
H. t4c tofus3~ slaperS -haiIEatI-r t.rB,.r t s's
d. ftr. a.. '"+
0GDEKED-That notice of tbs t.s,
ami lurposo ~ The Commissioner iaeatlry, se,+
aeid he given 10 al person. and e.rf..-T. N
interested bY serving agtc-teti copies ~ tts
tIaH AMI this order thrfron upon thc Usrt n II
town ~ iic4t3aam aHd hy posting up aft.,-g.r i'll
a. aforesaid, in three paul!e places in ,4,t -1s
thirty DAYS al beast before the time n,,a tpt,
.Hat yieV, aHH bY publishing the ueflis,n a,s
.irr thereon, thf-r Wrek= ~uerrssIycIy IN H.. H.
WpftR AHserH' IA p new sI.arvr puhli~hrH - Er.
worth. lu tHo can't of Hsu,ur& the .,.+ '
Acslfsu ta D, thirty aay~ 1T least ts,.f8r,, w, t
-H4d view thnt ssl persons anal eorpur4'l.h. y.
r-tsd may attend All h# heart a thef thtak at
NWcsf. IL. h. SAUNDERS tsrr.
\ Ha" copy ~ CD" Frtttioa ami oFf{gf ihrt CO
ti.y~ti II Is AZ NbEk~ strs
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Notice.

MOTTO l. l. hereby given that have rel,u,,,i.h.d
~ ~ n'ihof Son George l.. Presley his time nDtI
n ~ - twehty-one years Of age | shall moi claim
trc,i,, ~, nor pay any debts of his con
pea.r.,. ~ sfLtANUS 6. PREssEY.
$50, "uiS iofus 1869. 3Hgg
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q ottps & CasIicts .

trkk an extensive practice 81 ulNxrdt d.
tEcntv Years. continues 10 -~rurr rRtrnt4 ire
he tniici states also ~ great BriiaH, bra rc
anti ether foreign countries. Caveats ~pra 4llra
t1us ltonAz. asstgnmrRis anil all papers "a draw
in<s tor Patents. executed on reasonable fcrlls
VITA dispatch. hTsrarthr. made intn kmrFi-Au
ard F"rrign works. Ia determine u KIN aui uthur
a3vtrr rendered 10 all matters touching ere -ator
Copies Of the claims II any pAtrut hiyni arl w
retnstiinS On. dolls, Assignments recorded ln
Va b.aEton.
M .Igcaes ~ n, fass.i Nflse. r.,tsyssa4 strr NJ
'aeAHics f'r ,iI,'iag iafsIfs, faf
Pr,fs'f,rssbslify ~ isreafisAs.
burins eight months tbe suo=rrtrsr tu t,4e crur.e
OF b.. iarE" practice male fa-.-S r~rt+i app.
cations siNrfE> ArrpAL- rr~ry aar ~ vb4ch "a
D.
TESTIMONIALS.
- regard Mr. tiIy al thr ss.s' -,tr4bls tt.
'scceaYAa practitioners with Whom htvr hat
olAetsl intercourse. tHA~- MASON.
commissioner. uf ratruf4.
II have nh hr4itAtipn Al assuring inventor that
they cannot employ nysr, rorsarfeYf fgiaa
irnsfsrtykAF. ami more rApalir .f putting thtfr
apple atlnns IA form n secure fr tE.ai All r4rIv
sn'i4NNoFahic consideration 40 fhr Fafrut sfiyr
EDMUND HUKk
Late tuEaIuls zipurr 81 PATENT.
Mr., 4 II. EnpT has malc Ter unc TlifRTkEN
applirAt ID all TINS ONS ~ which patrrta
have bcen granted. ami inst . no. f,s-ndlus
ouch unmi.tAkabie proof 81 great ,aiyut sat
ability an hEs part leads mr r.yauluIrn4 s4 iu-
ventor~ tn App.y go hun 60 procure thrir lat..-t-
they may er sure ~ having the n4,sst Iait.sstE
attention h+-1,nscd on their ra~-s. aud 40 y.r,
rcasonabi. charge. JOHN rAGSAEp F"
Jan. /. f-ss-ly5o
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NtbE + ~ supreme JaJ|rlai t1ar- An-


Augusta, J4iY Il. g--s
~ l:~t hSl ~ hap. ~tr- 81 a,f lss f:.. L.
statutes, vti.. - thu ~tsJc Trs lsur st'a at. b..
Augusta. IN me eighth 4as ri ~'ptrrft her u.yt b.
rifN an o'clock 10 tLa forenoon, z..il Hnd r-.uv-# D..
Jrel lH the highest bidder AID the intc .st w ..-
state ta ih- sfa"t- of Ian1 acf~iutttr rir.-r. Kali
NtHE ,u agtncorporst,'t township ts.. .t.l III 4,
harin- tscn Forfeited ihr STATE tor store .4-t.
7nd county tsxr~. certified 70 tho Treasurer b.
stain tFr tfr v~tr l-a--
ihr Sale nusi con er surp ~ each ff.t.t d. .-
rnadr sal. ie't tl right ia nc ovy neg or s-
w, whose fsghts slss A-.n forfeited r.. r-s.s.t.
tisy same AZ any time - .n ,,fir wear s1r~ r- - Ia
tv pAt tns ct rendering % ll.- BarrAt-,ar - .-..
potion pF shat the uurrha.a- ia IN th.eqts. . .s
-ale eth interest a. the rate IF fggTrte ..- .
pr 4unuu Rom the tlun 81 sale aal vs..
i'r release ur such owner may re- i.,s-lr g. .t..
KITS uY paying Ar Af'rC~Ilti to tar Ttra4-f-- W.
STATE, pros ltird Ia d .fl g. seq 10 .f r.u
yl.,.l >Eatut,a
10 irtrt, ApWesei Viii lee ..,Ef al IL .,-.... .a
thau thc rlil ahiuttri .iu. ttrtaaa ~ .... aa
pul,t STATE ami rouuf- take. iut. -f..+ ..f ...
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.
rroR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MARCH %


CoTTON.-This article, during most 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 indsposidon of manufacturers to purchase more
than was necessary fer immediate demands at the
prevailing figures. Notwithstanding the almost un
qualified depression which existed, the staple has
been so far strengthened by the heavy falling off in
receipts that Liverpool has been steady during much
Of the week at I'D. stiffsning to 12Hd; tue New
Yo:k market has been at 2s1@2shc, hardening to
2sL@2sc; and 10 this market the decline was only
about A@1Sc q tb, which has since been recover
ed, and unless circumstances are developed of
more unsatisfactory character. ti hardly to te sup
posed that any very important fall III piic"5 will
take place during the present crop season. In the face
of the very limited supplies of the raw material to
be expected from this country. The folowingis Is
statement of the supplies ashore and ahot which Is
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MenOra nGa.

consIguees per achr LILLY, from New York-Wm
Roach 4 TO, ] AIger co, Adams, Damon Il Co.
Il co, . Hisch e, Burbusse Y Bu ckemyer Bor.
ner, w NJ Bid & 80, Cameron & Baikley McDuff
Cohen J ,arnpsen l. Co. Cobia & 20. Cosg owe.
i h P Caldwell, Clausscn, T NJ Cater. John
Commins Charcst n Courier, L Cow. erthwat,
Dowie q Mose Fleming, Cannon. u icrdts
4 90, Hart 10 j X Hca Ii, J heiue, Jrtfoids CO.
Jcnnings. lhomiiuson & co c Korna rens. j
Kerr & o. King Gbhon, Evans. L Lee. LII
shall, W r Matthews D O'Nc P pne' hem G
F Panknii J A Quackenbush, Rrlroad Agent, Rave.
Eel l. Homes. e kug, u olco1, shepherd w
StlleI, trluss Vance, Thu mso' 10. Webb.
" Il WhI den l. o, y Walker co Willy Co,
r Wli.c Charleston elegraph Co. L IL l. II u White.
Werner & D ECKER, Wugcn Il Ii Jnsees, I Bristoll,
G W WI lianls & Co K e Gilc:rlst, > West, Fraus-
Der, J.. l. Co. j ucnry aud Ufdar.
The sclr Jines a ;:rocaer, Currier, from George
towu. = c. for Ho.;or, ten days out, arrived at
Holmes Hole March y.
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Passengers
Per steamship Magnolia, for New York Nc.
Master, NJ Benson. Mrs Anderson and child
Acton and lady, q Prince, W Creevin, O Lee,
Adams, L Kiener. IA Shepard, L Prince 2 lnce.
o McNary, G Hyer, W Runsky, and j Hurley and
wife.
Per steamer City Point from Palntka. viz Jackson,
Vile. Fernandina and Savannah-A Engelbert, G
Dock, Mr. Stowe, DR. Smith. Mr. Trippet and lady,
MIR Barrett and lady, MIR Caldwell and lady. W Win.
coff " johnson and son. J Brenahan. Osten-
dorff, Mrs Il Greer. Mrs 81 Greer HARRINGTON,
Mr. Hsrtzel, wie and dIughter. " Bell, Dreius,
Calet-r j B Gun, Mr. leeves. NJ Woodward,
II Greenway. C Pennington. W Fowler, MIR De
Belxedou Mr. Kngl md, Mr. Logan. wadsworth
and lady, L Bridglnan, McKiue and iaay, hr
Van Doren and three ladies'. A Hausc m, Il Keeler,
a G Easson, and on deck.
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Hr Ps-sons deposihng letters in the Postofhce
win 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
capnot be mailed. but viii be sent to the Dead Letter
ohsce March &c
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Financial aaD Gommerfial.
Tn. Charleston Money Market.

THURSDAY, March 25, 1869.
The market remains almost the same as on Thurs
day last, and the figures given below are merely
nominal. There has been slight appreciation III
bills of the old State Eanks. South Carolina Railroad
stock, whole shares, quoted at 1870 "A; halves
at 21@21IS. Notwiths tarding the pending Munici-
pal trial city stock is held firm at 5Sa6O with many
buyers and none Offering. 1he.e were no transac-
tons OF any moment during the week. and there
was a general dulluess in business circles.
SOUTHERN BANK BILLS.
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Exports for the Week ending Thursday
March rs.

FOREIGN.
BARCELoNA-Per spanish brig Maria-196 bales
Upland Cotton, $50 pbl- Rosil.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manbattan-645 bales
Upland cotton. e9 ,ierces Rice. 79 bJlss Yarn. 80
empty Barre,s 40 rolls Leather 43 packages Sun
dries. Per steamskip Mag on,--4i bales Cot
ton, "a bales Dome>tics, l6l herces Rice l73
bbls Rosin. It's sacks Cotton SEED, 80 bb!s Pota-
toes, S5 empty Barrels. 81 packages sundr es, 1C
sacks Phosphates. Per steamship Jas Adger-
1T tcs Rice, 6l6 balee Upland Cotton SO hales
Yam. SO btRs Fruit ca Rags Cocoa us 81 puck.
ages supdIice. =. Per bark tleetwug-Inwa,d
Cargo. Per schr Montros Edward 20; also
a bales Cotton. 81 hhds Mo;asseS, 10 OjO feet
Lumber.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prcmetheus-
tierces Rice. l74 bales Upa. Cotton, bales
Rags, 55 bales D, mestics, $50 obls Rosm, box
Guns, bUIes Wine, 2 ses, aud sundry Pack
ages Fer schr W1n H Iiers-Inward c.r.o
from ienfuegos. er schr Vi ra-l02, 900 Il ct
Lumber, lot . d Iron.
LRE-Per steamship Maryand-39 terc.s
Rice, 1l9 baler Cplaud Cotton 81 bbIs Rosi., l9
bales Va n, AZ empty Barrels 10 rolls Lea her
2lIackages Fruit. 10 b'.es Rigs, 10 Packag 8
Per s.eamsi ip fa.cnn- 43 bales Cotton, .
bales Rags, pule Woo, IS t,e ces Rice, 90 ca ks
CLAY, zoo sacks sait, packaGes Hides, ~ kegs
Butter. 80 Pack g.s.
VII NINGTON, DEL-Pcr schr Trade Wind-215
tons Phosphate . ocs.
SATlLLA R.VrE, GkC-Per schr D Scul!-1aOO
b shells Corn.
JACKsOAV LIE, FLIP hr Day currie--lsO
bbl Lin. 35 ba es Hay.
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Consisnees per South Carolina Railroad
March as.

313 bales Cotton 80 bales Domeslics, 47 hhds Ba-
con. cars Lumber To Railroad Agent, Campsen
l. co. j A Quackenbush, Salinas, 1t e1er Davis,
Pezar. dodgers & Co. G Walter Il Co, N Rob-
son, Frost & Adger, E sioan Mowry Co,
Smith, Glaeser & Smith, " Courtney 90. john
ston, Crews Co, R Pinglc, " Ryan, 9 w VIII
liams Co. B Cobia Co, H Bischof & co, Cald'
Street Bros & Co.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Rritish brig Cecilia, Bistrup, Liyerpool-e2 days.
Salt. To Walker.
schr Ranger, Cooling, Mayacuez. R-1s days
suga, and Molasses. 10 Street Bros L Co. ana W
Hail.
Schr Anna Glover Terry, Boston-12 days. Ice
and Mdse To Tupper & Sons, Gage co, aud
othera
schr John Daily. Wall, Boston-10 days. Ice.
To the Master, and the Tudor Ice Co.
Steamer City Point, McNelty, Palatka, via Jackson
yille Fernandina, Savannah &c. bags 3 Island
Cotton, and Suudries. To Aiken L. Co, Mofett
& wharton, Major Alden, cGrAve!ey, 1ogni.
" b Williams l. Son, Kirkpatrick Witte, lay
lor Co, j Adger & co, Bissell & Co, Hart 20,
f strobecser Co. Sefold, y Paul Co. W Bee q
Co, Capt Ferguson, 7 Humphrias, Griffin II.
II johnson, SIcLoy & Rice, shaw, dibbes Il Co,
and Gourdin, Matthiessen & Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Magnolia, CroweIl. New York-Ravenei
Steamship prometheus Gray, Phlladelphia--Jno
& Theo Getty.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore-Courtenay q
Trenholm.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell. New York.
schr sunbeam, Pierce, Ruatan, Hon.
schr David Currie, Read, Jacksonville Fla.
From this Port.
Schr FraLk & Emily, Coley. Cnrdenas, March IL.
Srhr Natl anel Chase. small, Baltimore. March 23
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Charleston, Berry,at New York. March g.
Steamship sea Gull Dutlon, ut Balmore. March 20
sohr P N 1nney. Small, ut Eoston, March %.
Sailed for this Port.
The Royal Charlie. Anderson. from Liverpool, March g.
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IIYRRPOOL-Per British brig cecilia-276o sacks
Salt, to r L Walker.
MATAdUEZ. R-Per schr Ranger-sl hhds and
22l bbls Sugar, Al puncheons Molasses, to w
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sh,pnews by Telegraph,

ShIpncWs by TeIcXrHph'
WILMINGTON March 25-Arrived. steamships Gary
from Bal,imOr.; Pioneer from Philadelphia
hAyAN>Au. Mai ch 25-Arrivcd, park' s Swasey
from New York; X Walker from Boston; scars II
q Bird fl ON ocklaud NJ; c " Hoist from Balti-
more; A G le from Boston,
CLEARED, steamships /; Livingston for New York;
Am 1ican for Baltimore; bark Oscar Tor West
Grimsby.
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Railr0a1s.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD

SOUTH CAROLINA RAlLhoAD'
<eszsssstesssAsas''A
AAA|zmE -
GENERAL suPERINTENDENT's OFFICE
CHARLESTON, 4. O., February Is, 1869:
ON AND AFTER sunday, FEsRUARY aTa'
~ the PASSENGER TRAINS Of the South caro-
lins Railroad will run as folows:
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston....... ......'...e.oo a. r.
Arrive at Augusta.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Memphis,
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery ana
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. A. As
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Bail:
FOE CHARLESTON. w
Leave Augusta. 800 Az
Arrive at Charleston. ........ 800 P.
Leave Columbia ..........7 45 A. NM
Aff-'' ~ AUGUSTA NiaHf EXPRESS '''' & '
suNDAYs ExoEpTEDl
Leave Charleston. .730 E. n.
Arrive at Augusta. $3.50 A. u.
Connecting with trims for Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans, via Grand Junction. -.
Leave Augusta. .:..'..............'.'.'-. u.
-1''' COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS. =.
SUNDAYS ExcEprED.I
Leave Charleston. Cos p Il
Arrive at Columbia. A. II.
Connecting Sundays e1cepted) with areenville and
Columbis Railroad.
Leave Columbia. $3.50 p N.
Arrive ut Charleston A.. II,
Leave Charleston m - .aooP.;M.
Arrive at SummerviIle iIle................. 420 P. II.
Leave Summerville, ,..................T10A A. II.
Arrive at Charleston ..S.25A.M
CAMDEN BRANCH.
On Mondays Wednesdays and Sdturddys.
Leave Kinpyihe. e...,. ......... .420 p. IL
Arrive at Camden 100 Pm.
Leave Camden. .6.35A. II.
Arrive at Kingyille. .9sGG II.
Signed, q. 7. PEAKE,-,
February Is General Superintendent,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26


PORT CALENDAR.
PHASES OF THE MOON.
Last Quarter, 5th, ~ hours 23 minutes, morning.
New Moon, 18th, hours, &c minutes morning.
First Quarter 2lst 12 hours. SO minutes morning
Full Noon 27tb, hours, IL minutes evening.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26
.oyerland to manu- fac;urers.

NorE.-we have deducted from Now Orleans
% a2o bales Upland. from Mobile 1855 bales, from
Savannah sl0a bags Sci Island and 227 bales Up
,and-aud from Charleston 25 8 bags sea island and
ITO bales Upland, The quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26
Marine Nfws.

Port of Charleston. March ;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

Exports OF Rice. Naval Stores and L1m-
Der from the Port Of Charleston. from
September to March rs. 1869
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-06

New BRUNSWICK ITEMs.-The St. Croix
Courier published at st. Stephen, N B., says
Gen. c. Il. Smith of the United States Army.
whose headquarters are at Little Rock, Arkan-
sas, was in town last week. He thinks the
people of that State are weary of turmoil and
strife, and are generally devoting themselves
to peaceful avocations. ..-.
The same paper says that gentleman
connected with the Custom House at st. An
drews who was accused in the Telegraph ana
Jonrnal of uttering annexation sentiments, is
reported 40 have made spirited attack upon
prominent dry goods merchant, who, whilst
he bears all traces of the ''good Samaritan in
his beaming countenanse, is at the same time
said to be afflicted with the cacoethes scribendi
and was therefore suspected of being the au.
thor of the offensive paragraph. Words rar
high and some parties anticipated dnel.