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Commissioners, or whether those who, In south ana
Water streets and other streets IN tins neighoorhood,
make the sidewalk esuar storehouses Tor cables,
chains and anchors and other bulky articles OF Her-
chandisc or commercial use are similarly sored.
Those poor people who have their peanut or chest
nut stands along the Battery the City Hall Park at
the corners the ferry houses, pay heavily for
the permission to drive pedestr into the gutter.
while it is doubtful whether even then they are not
trespassers upon the public easement. subject to
pegempiory and immediate removal. Now, let the
four competent" inspectors OF encumbrances walk
about the city and be up and doing, that when.
on The last OF April winch is the municipal pay day,
they cash the Comptroller's check al the Broadway
Bank Tor their salary they may LAY the fiatterlng
JUNCTION TO their souls' that ior their Gil cial
for the month.
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RUNAWAY CASUALLY.
Police COutradicsions

The following dispatches relating to a runaway
accident were received at the Central Police once
at a late hour last ngnt:-
From TsIr,ysecond precinct s25 p. MAbou, Eve this
NJ AZ ifbth street AMI Eighth Charsrs ne.
siding at No lt2 West rhry-nnth street; horse ran nwsv
AMI ran into T. H. sydsms team throw Ing the parties
ouf, signify inJuring Charters SydaYn i'm
an insensioe condition at No. G West Thrtye ghh street.
The following later despatch was recoivci:-
From Twelfth S%P. M.-Aprn la, at about 4 80 r. NJ,
horse and wagon belonging to Mr. Chester l2d street
away on Eighth avenue aud ith street eoiei with Mr.
Peter NJ seydams team smashing hts wagon ana throwing
him and bis driver out OF the wagon seydan and driver
Noan were seriousy injured. Taken their residence
No. q West Thlrty-cighth street.
II svery dif'cult TO determine the actual condi.
ton OF the injured parties from the above reports
but " = safe TO say that Mr.. Seydans injuries are
such as VIII cause much concern on the part OF his
friends.
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MMarwsll Max Windsor for Aersndria; Mahonns. Conn.
MOBILE, April H-Arrised schr Anua whmors, Utns
NEW oELEALs, Apri u Arrived, steamship nackstonr,
Loyesnd Boston hrgs arnold Lenger Rio ianeiro; Per-
Tenmaa, Hail, cardsaas; aarenso, boans, Raaaa aani
sSsca p ss o or from
1earsi Ship Maud (Br Abernshy Lverpaol; brig Aquid-
nick Bieey, Msianzss scbrs Godfrey Gorwood,
NORFOLK, Ipril i6-Imssi, schrs 2 s,ra,.on, Mcrar.
land keekporti Taylor cramner, and John Lengsha
NEwBuRYPoRr, April l5-sailed schr Edwd Lameyer,
KANTuGKET, April ls Sailed, schr Jesse Allen, Chase,
NEW bEpsoRD, April l7-Arrived, schr Guerilla, Bcarc.
NORWICH April IS Arrived, schrs Uncas, champiln Bal
NEW LONDON, April iS-ArrEsd brig Constitution CBr),
NEW TAyEN, April IS Arrived, sehrs Julia wLas..,
DavSn and oy Nss Gamme Taa
% ami MGr1 he Mar. H.m
TOP ana fHE 2v' Ap r. ship moher
(Br aosSsr Liverpool; bark. riian. Bs ceburn Lon.
Se e S a smn nS 1a sul.s cs cs
nss brgs Ethel Bqon IaHsy, Masan.as; ;B Kirby Fer
@ 'Pf is elm ness
sS rass ~ se sm Ahs.
Bars Northern Queen tB, ssott Ha%snrg; brig
SnasrsSa, SorSsh Cannon, cSss: Boston Paul
Ansr.o oe ha an Eees
town Mary Augusta Lord Salem; Sarah Fisher, Moore,
a,h Arrived brig Golden Light tBr, Ferguson Havana;
PoRr.aNb april %pr Is ssSr Sarah Stevens.
GsSy ,sss
Rect, and Island Belle; Bunker; Niorkx;
oregon G and Planet Pratt. wooa
cleared sth schrs Grant, Mcclellan, and Fitch,
.PRovIDENcE, April r-Arriyed: bark A W singleton
Ren)snin csosser Harding, N;nssmSqd Va; Julian Nsl
andia Goddess Kelley. phiadephia for Pswtasket Casper
sPa fassy sIa
as ss %sn ro%a ss % yo s
shepard Noun Young Ellen Barnes Clifford Jersey
os MARY b.lse Ha'sh an.. aG ph.i.,ha Amelia.
pesse El1sDs,apoT. Bow ElrIage Trenton NJ oseas
saer BAKER Express Limit NYorf Caias5; crasoe.
5TwI,s%. Nswssfry s1%Srs; Anna ssa%ga: Lewis
Rnnse EzsSehpsrt ysnI,iia PS..sn, ParksT DO; Mary
sSs de ttS Jones' SYork Sea Flower Mooney
pAWTGcKET ApT ssars Goddess Kelley
Buren,, Harding: Rondoat.
sa S aSnfF Hs .sss. m MAJ.
@ h M Mas v @ Hn saha
saied-schr Ieverns osoorne's, to load for Provi
SAN FRANCISCO, April l7-Arrived, ship g Jones,
Ceared-shp Ooldsream, Liverpool with 90 900 sacks
,,sAyANNAH, April l9Arrved, steamship H Livingston.
NYork.
CIeared-shps Pilgrim, and Margaret, Liverpool.
SALEM, April l6-Arrived, schr Saight Willc.ts, PHI
ladelphia.
fs .sl. wssss PG
wGa;n% rsrs, 1s aiard T Iarisc % Ross sars SMITH:
Ella Ansien, smith; Electa Bailey, Smith; G Babcock,
Smith: L Reed Steeman; Mary Collins Ehdicott and
Corson, Philadelphia; Canova Jeliison; Globe,
neering James Bliss Hatch; John somes Heath Tinker,
Elzabehport Clara Jane Keum, and Charleston Bolan,
Hoboken Leach. Penileton, and Lane, Lane, Rom
dout; Convert, Penale,on, Maehls for HYork.
Salei-Schr r B Wheaton, johnson, Phila' a'eiphia.
lSth-Arrived, schr Cook Fakenburg Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL 30 ca-QuADRUpLE SHEET

please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD TO
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet. The New York Assocaset Press d, MT
collect reports attend 10 the delivery OF
will be the following extract from the procseiia
OF the re :ular monthly msetiug = he'll March 1885,;
Resolved, That ant after Aor 1888 the Assoca.et
win discontinue the collection OF ship tho
har Dor of New York. Passsi unlnin pusy
n7- The ONCE Of the Herald Yachts JANEs AMI
JEANNrrrE Il Whitehall sp. Az com nu1i, ipns from
the masters of inward boun
sells VIII be forwarded free of charIe.
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schr New, Chase, Tan River
scbr REM Strong, Brown. Providence for Newourg.
Echr Pacinc, sienn, Norwich.
Schr King Roos well. Portland. c.
Schr II lIarteau Jones, Portland, Ct
Schr VIM Gillum, Aalelfey, Midi.e.Jw
Schr Emily Grath, New Htrea
schr Stranger, Snow, Port Jefferson
Schr J. A Ioiles Day, EorwRlk
Sehr Liberty, johnson, Norwaik
schr u Parker, Carpenter Glen Cove.
BELOW.
Brig Trowbridge, Crowell, from Demarara.
SAILED.
steamship Cleopatra, for Vera Cruz.
Wind at sunset SW; 10 Pm Sc.
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sensation has been caused by the discovery OF the
dreadful crime IN tsat usually peaceful negaoorhoou
ana the press OF that city Is almost entirely ocoupeu
with the discTss0n and publication Of the partic1-
lars OF the occurrence.
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LEs.-sMIrHs' NEW YORK PALE ALE.
MEDICAL WONDER,

A MEDICAL WONDER,
N HYAT~S LIFE BALsAM.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout, their stages.
scrofua, Kings Evil Eryspess old ulcers and the worst
plant, Kidneys, Salt Rheum, &C., &C., certainly
cured by this sovereign purifier II has been
public twenty years II has cured hundred
and falls when taken directed II
curative for Fistua in all durable tho foul
old ulcers where the bone has become csiies
The Life Basam does not contain particle OF mercury or
any mineral
D. Pearsa Inspector OF State Prison Trenton,
j. eighteen years since afflicted with ulcerous erp-
until the disease had reduced his palate and
OF ragged desh that fell OF from lie weight I'll hs
fghtul To behold He induced by Joseph II. God
win, Esq., to give the Life Baaam trial, when In four days
hesing began, and In comparatively short time be was
healed completely. City reference to this caseBrowu
Goodwin, Broadway, near FortIeth street..
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
From B. Conway TrAgedian, Park Theatre, Brooklyn NY
WV. II. HYATT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR-f feel II duty both yourself and also
others who may be afflicted with that distressing disease,
chronic rheumatism, 20 add my testimony In favor Of that
truly valuable medicine the Life Balsa. For
completely Frustrated with rheumatsm In Its most aggrava
ted character tried TO obtain relief from the most eminent
medical practitioners both here and IN Europe, but In vain
when fortunately for myself tried the Basam and ts elect
was miraculous; In word have never eIperisnced re-
turn OF the disease showing the TO be radical In every
been recorded You perfect liberty this commu
nicaton IN any way you please Yours most srstevsIy'v
Principal depot 2i6 Grand street. Sold by druggists u
per bottle six for $s Sent everywhere by express
Hyst,s Insa Snun, ID CENTS permanently cures Catarh
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SHIPPING NE w s.

Alm'na: Tor New York...rais Day.
sun rises ...... II Moon sets morn ] 81
sun seis...... ~ High water. morn 2 80
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Weather Aionz the Coast.
PORT Of NEW YoaK, APRIL 10, 1859.
Herald Packages,

Captains and P@'ers fvei'cls srrvu, at th, por. viii
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A DvERTISEMENTs UNDER THIS HEADING
"A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN At OR
BRANCH OFFICE, I5 FULTON STREET
A BSOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DETERRENT
N States without publicity; legal everywhere Dessriion,
&C. sufficient charge till divorce obtaine aivco
free. F. I. KING, Counsellor ut Law, 3S Broadway.
GEE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOON TO-DAY,
Giving view OF
OUR NATIONAL AQUARIUM,
with all Its fishes of every hue wrigglingi in
POLITICAL HOT WATER,
and showing lie below the calm surface Of politics, with
THE DIPLOMATIC BAIT AND THE FISH HOOKED.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY
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AN EXTRA SPECIAL NoTTCE.-DR J. II. sCHENCK
"A bess Inform his patients and the public that In
OF his increased practice and business at hs
principal Philadelphia he will be Obliged to give up
waiting New York professionally after the regular vist,
Tnesdav April 90 Those wish 10 consult him will
please make Of this his IN New York No. 81
Rond street will be closed April 90 DIR. SCHENCKB
Medicines Pulmonc Syrup, sesweci Tonic and Mandrake
full directions In English, German and French,
NAV DO obtained OF druggists and dealers everywhere Once
hours will be usual from A. N. to r. N.
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T'HOMAs " AgNEW, $50 GREENWICH STREET. COR
ne Murray street New YORK, Is Offering bargains daily
In Teas Cofee- sugars Mol,sses Syrups Mackere Flour
ani al kin OF drJcerios aud PROVISIONS One cash
house
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I)RrzES CASTED IN THE ABOVE LOTTERIES.
j and nformston furnished at PARKS q CO.'S Private
Oces Nos and l2a Fulton told Herald build
ngsl and rooms Nos aud 200 Broadway New sead
for circulars.
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THE EsPRNsCHEID DRESS HAT FOR THE SEASON
has as usual been endorsed by the people, and crc~
lated through the city and with universal approval
EsPENsCHEID, Manufactures, 1ls Nassau street,
Between Ann and beekman streets.
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Marine Disasters.

steamship Cleopatra, for Vera Cruz.
Wind at sunset SW; 10 PM Sc.
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON January 18-Noon.-Consols SO. Bonds
75A.
LNERpoo1, January -Noon.-coeton fat; sales
10000 bales. Corn s5s Cd. Others unchanged.
Two T, N.-Cotton continues fat; uplands 11sd;
Orleans "a. Breadstufs quiet.
Evening.-Cotton dull; uplands 113id; Orleans
11Xd; safes 10000 bales Breadstuffs and provisions
unchanged.
HAvRE January 1s.-cotton quiet and unchanged.
FRANKFORT, January 18-Bonds 79Ha79H.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. January 1s-Noon.-stocks unsettled
and lower. Money essy at 6a7. Sterling s5s. Gold
&c. 62's 1914. Cotton shade lower, at 29Ic.
Evenins.-Cotton I4a}sc lower; sales 1900 bales at
2sa2sX. F,our-Stats and Western strongly in
favor of buyers; superfne IS 7oa6 90; Southern dull
and drooping:' common to fair extra So 6Ia7 10.
Wheat helvy. Com moderately active; new white
southern o2asS yellow 9s Pork steady of sa9a2s 25
Lard shade frmer at 19ai9A. Whiskey firm at
s1tt >, .1a;l, s205aS5O. Frei,hts
dull. Governments closed firm. 62s 1871. Money
exceedingly easy and abundant at CAT; prime dis
counts Tag. Gold S5%. Sterling 9K. Southern
securihe; firm.
BALTIMORE, January 1s.-Cotton quiet at 20.
Flour weak; superfne s625a7so. Wheat dull; re-
cepts email; prime red 50 2Oa2 80 Corn dull; prime
white S7aS9. Oats eSa75. Rice 4ca5O. Pork $sea30 so.
Shoulders lax.
CINCINNATI January 18.-Flour dull; family 81 so
az rs. Corn firm at 6Sa7O. whiskey firm at 90 cts.
Mess pork 6,m at 500 so. Lard 19Ha2e cts. Bacon
hrm; shoulders 13H; clear sides Tx.
81. LOUIS January 18.-Flour dull ard small bust.
ness. Corn scarce at osa17c. Pork frmer at $50.
Bulk meats Arm, with an advancing tendency. Ba-
con stronger; shoulders Is; clear sides Sal7Xc'
Lard 19c.
WILMINGTON, January 1s.-Spirts of turpentne
47-quiet Rosin dull at 81 soa4 s2h. Turpentine
81 05a2 80. Tar 81 rs. Cotton fat with downward
tendency at 2a]l offered and refused.
AUGUSTA, January ls.-Cotton fiat and too unset
tied to quote; sales ls bales; receipts sls. Holders
anxious to sell. but no buyers.
SAVANNAH, January 1s.-Cotton dull and declined
10; market very irregular; middling 271a2sc; sales
400 bales; receipts 1744.
MOBILE, January 1s-Cetton dull and entirely
nominal sales $50 baes receipts 2061 exports 2259
NEw ORLEANS, January .18.-Cotton dull and un-
settled; middng 27za17A cents; sales 17oe ba les;
receipts since Saturday 7142; exports 1885, Sterling
4s. Gold SO. New York sight 3fa1z discount. Sugar
active; common 10Ha1oK; prime 12%; yellow clari
fed AK. Molasses active; common 58s60; prime 81
ass; choice 70a72
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RrtiEbfrs.
tfrtllDfrs.
GUAN0.
0OO TONS GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO,
OUU Store and to arrive direct from the age
GUAN0.

OOO TONS GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANo, IN
CUU Store and to arrive direct from the agents,
warranted pure. Being among The first who intro
duced Guano into the state, can confidently refer
to my planting friends that in the series of years
that have sold it have always gwen them good
article
Purchasers will find it 10 their interest to give me
call ueore buying as, from the facilities have,
am enabled to putt at the lowest market price.
anu also Age.t for the state for the following
standard MANURES, which offer as follows:
Soluble Pacific Guano. 65 cash, or $40 first No
vcmber, 1867 apprcved security. with per cent in
terest.
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate, $50 cash, or se5;
time ~ above.
Phen,x Guano, SOS cash, or s65; time as above.
Wi COZ Gibbes' Manipulated Guano, $40 cash, or
SIS; time as above
Flour of Bone s65 cash.
Farmers Plaster or Gypsum, warranted, S9 80
per barrel OF 800 pounds-cash.
J. ". ROBSON,
Nos. and 2 Atlantic Wharf.
January l9 Dtc
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Commercial.
ice Market

Charleston Cotton and Rico Market.
OFFICE o. THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, JanuarylS, 'Gs.'
COTTON.-Tor much Of the forenoon the market
was at stand, there being no disposition on the
part ofpurchasers to pay the asking rates OF factors
and the telegrams being Of an unfavoiable charac
ter, some sellers submitted to about &c q ib de
cline, at which rates about 2So bales disposed
Of, say ss at 2sA. 1s6 at 81, 4at 273s. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION:
Ordinary to good ordinary ....... .26k@27
Low middling.. ..................Z,hg-
MlddllnT. .....2o O-
BY New York classifcati" n we quote
Low mlddhug. g........-...........2o O.
MiddnnS. Observation-Disclosures g
RICE.-This grain was in good demand and prices
quite firm Sales about go ,ierces of c,ean Caro-
lins say 10 terces at Sc, 81 do at Sc 81 at Ssc 121
doat sfSc q it. We quote common to fair clean
Carolina at 71z@sAc; good s7S@S>zc q fb.
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January ]
THE LODI HiNUF aCTURING co
1910.

INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO SEND
4 for q pamphlet descriptive of their Fertilizers.
We offer our DOUBLE REFINE UDREI TIE.
equal to the best Superphosplatc, ct the low price
Of sos rer ton. his Company also make sups-
ror article OF Nitrophosplatc and lurc Eonc Lust.
See testimonials:
T. NJ IopD. Smthield. Va. Gays where he used
tie Double Refined Poulrettc on corn 1t doubled the
yield.
WILLIAMS Bros. Dover. Del. says it gave their
rhubarb and tumatce' Z vigorous growth, ripen!nS
the later Two weeks carrier
P. ". RUTcHIsoS, Sr, near Cherokee, Ga., says II
nearly doubled bis yield Of cotton.
Hon. ELI 5. SHORTER, Euiaua, Ala, says his cot
ton was fully equal to adjoining nelds manured with
the best Supcrphos spbateS.
S. MONTGOMERY, El'aville Ga. says it increased
his crop OF cotton $50 lbs per acre.
G. S. OGLEsDY. Marietta Ga, usei 1t on corn and
cotton and says it more than doubled the yled. He
regards ii the cheapest and most roiab.e Fertilizer
within his knowledge.
Ex-Governor M.TH, warrenton. va tried it with
three several crops the last and present yeIrs and
says: Il pronounce it with confidence most valua-
BILE manure"
The Superintendent of General ". R. Cox, Polk
Island Plantation N c.. says: II think the Poudrette
used for corn canot be surpassed; used 1t also on
cotton which produced largo yield.
Dr. E. NJ. PENDLtToN, Sparta, Ga. says: "Ihe
Nitrophosphate OF Lime, used on cotton made 24S
per ceut the first year.
Professor GEORGE A. CooK of the New Jersey
State Agricultural College. at Now Brunswick, says
"Tho Double Refined Poudrettc and Nitrophosphate
of Lime paid full 100 per cent. above their mar
Address LODI MANUFACl Turing COMPANY,
Box slS9. New York Fostoflce Office No. 66 Court
landt-street.
j. A. ENSLOW &c 60.
CHARLESTON,
AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY.
January IA thstu3mos
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T1HIS GUANO DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
Guano simply In the relative proportions OF
the same elements of fertility.
It's use during the past four years for the culture
of cotton and corn has given to 1t character for
standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine PERU
yisn Guano, and where seasons OF drought inter-
yene, 1t produces large increase OF crops
The price at whice this Guano Ia placed is go
much below that of Peruvian Guano. as to constitute
it an object Of material importance to Southern
Agriculture
The large capital and resources Of the Company
enable It to furnish Guano OF the highest value at
the lowest possible cost to consumers. and the
highest interest Of the Company Is recognized In
this policy.
and permanent trade for compensation on capital
invested.
DR.. Sr. JULIEN RAvENEL of South Caro-
lima, is Scientific Director to the Company,
which affords sure guarantee Of the continued e1-
celence Of the Guano. None nuine un. .ess brand
ed with the name of JOHN S. REESE CO., Gene
raj Agents OF the PACIFIC GUAN0 COMPANY.
For terms and mode Of application. apply to
j. N. ROBSON,
Agent for the State Of South Carolina,
Nos and Atlantic Wharf.
December 19 D&c stuthSmo
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To Railroad Agent q Walter 4 Co. Hoppoch.
Pelzer. Rodgers co. q Bischoff & Co. Mowry 4 Co,
Stenhouse & Co, " Bee 90, Frost Adger, Rec.
der Davis. Bowling l. co. Claghorn, Herring Z Co.
III Goldsmith l. Sons, B O'Neill, 4 Marshall, West
& Jones' Tideman & Co. " Z Ryan, Graeser. Lee,
Smith j. Co. Wiss, Willis l. Chisolm, Multi
gan, 1hurston & Holmes. and Jennings / Co.
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BE BY PLANTERS DE-
crops this Fertilizer NWi
oa MApEs
when applied Inc e'
these results would
frots bsanuacd dbyrNabs
1ss.tn sGnbuGs and absorb
continue act
insufficient to enable other Fertilizers to
Peruvian Guno from
apoilve h.ury I
healthy the gh may developed
mh"aps
ctntin pieof the
COMPANY to-
phosphate that
immediate blythe plant
accomplished we'll by
doran valuable themselves eriira
full agricultural Of
einsdes growth the quality
several
years past offered
k heicu utomert standard
crDecdptv Pamph
KINSMAN &c HOWELL,
SOLE AGENTS,
No. CHARLESTON CAROLINA
january
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fine Arts.
G. X E A T A T T r A G rioS


n RE At A T T r CT TION
QUlNBY'S & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION IHs LARGEST AND
finest Collection Of CHROMO LlTHOGRAPHS ever
eeen in Charleston. They perfect copies OF eel
ebrated Works Of Art, both ancient and modern:
Among the collection may bo found SALVADOR
ROSA'S HEAD OF CHRIST, CorreSgo's Magdalene.
A. Deacroixs Tide Going Out, a. Deacroix's Tide
Coming H. Turner's Venice, Jlckson's English
Scenery, Rowbottom's English Scenery. baxter's
English and Irish Scenery Views on tue Rhine, The
Jungfraud, 1he Wetterhorn, Marino Views, ana
many others.
The public are respectfully invited to call and sec
these beautiful Works OF art. They are offered for
sale atNew York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction IN the pr!ce PORCELAIN PIC
TURES. Recent improvements IN producing these
pictures enable us to now offer the at nearly one
half the former prices and lar supei or. Gall ana
examine specimens
OUR CARTES DE vISITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
Especial attention given to children. Also to copy.
ing old Daguerreotypes and other pictures. Satsfac-
ton in all caecs guaranteed and at prices TO CORES
STEKEOSCOPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
fine collection OF
STEREosCOPIC VIEWS OF TIE NOUN
TAINs IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These sre the first and only Photographs ever taken
In that locality.
QUINB & CO..
No. 2s1 KIN6-STRRBT.
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STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKER,
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Transactions made at auction or private sale.
January LIMO
III H. Del EON.
RoKER,
Charleston, s. c..
WILL BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION,
REAL ESTATE. srnoss, BONDS. COUPONS,
GOLD, SILVER. BANK BILLS AND
EXCHANGE
Januly1 limo
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shipncws by Telegraph.

LONDON January 1S.-The captain and crew Of the
British ship Southern Empire, from Nav Orleans to
Liverpool heretofore reported LOST with oil hands,
are now reported SAFE
SAVANNAH, January 1S-A-Tived ed-Sc Oreille
from Bostc-
Cleared-schr Ethan Allen for Baltimore
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
January IL.
1S2 bales Cotton, 80 bushels Rough Rice, Mdse,
&c. To Reeder & DAVIS, W Williams & Co. Klinck,
Wickenberg & Co. ] Marshall Jr, Stoney, Pelzer,
Rodgers & %, hopkins. Mcpherson L Co, Ravenel l.
Co. 6 d Walter Co, Chisolm Bros, Mowry l. Co,
" Courtney & 10, W C Bee & Co. Frost Adger,
" Ryan, Mazycks & Salters, G q Ingraham & Son.
" Dukes & Co. A Pritchard, D Ebaugb. Man
toue & Co. and Railroad Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-19
PORT CALENDAR.
Arrived Yesterday.

Spanish polacre Marin, Font, Havana, days. BAL
last 10 ] A Euslow & Co.
Schr VIM Jones, Kean. Rock.and. Mo. II days.
Lime. To Oney Co. On the 1th inst, off the coast
OF Mnine, spoke the schr Helen, from belfast, Ne,
for this port; off Cape Hateras passed pa;t of tho
hull Of steamer, and lot OF cotton; Gu the 10th
inst, of Cape Lookout. saw the schr WIZ Woodley,
bound south.
Schr Nel lie Carr, Lansill New York, 10 days Mdse.
To Shackeliora & Kelly, " Williams & Co, and
others.
Schr Leach. Stafford Philadelphia, - days.
Coal. To Rislcy & Gre gbton.
Schr Ann ) Deas, West Point hill. 12O tierces
Rice. To Cohen. Hanckel e. Co.
Sloop Ellen, Giaddick, Cooper River. 1865 BUSH
els Rough Rice. To G II Ingraham & Son.
Burns boat from Johns IslInd. bags Sea Island
Cotton and 100 bags Cotton Seed. To John Tuomey,
and Gaillard & Minott.
Steamer Marion. Foster. Santee. 100 bags Sea Is-
lend aud 1l8 bales Upland Cotton, 8S bbs Rcsin, II
bbls Spirits Turpentine, $50 bushels Rough Rice,
IL 600 feet Cypress Ashe Lumber, and Sundries.
To John Ferguson, Reeder & Davis Frost Ad2er.
Screven Nisbet. " Dukes e. Co, Pelzer, Rodgers
& Co, Ravenel l. Co, u lngraham Son. Bee
& Co, James Wiley. Graeser, Lee, Smith 4 Co, l.
Howard l. Bro Gaillard & Min0tt, " boyle, Mar
shall. Jr, S snowden, WAGNER & Monsees, Adger
Smythe, and Order.i
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