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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-04
THE RESOURCES OF BARNWELL
COUNTY.

The Sentinel gives the following sketch OF
the water power and resources OF BirnWeu
c9pRsy; YRt 3srszs ~ nucB-,,,, u,-p6d Rosemary
run to .other and make the Grea Salkehatchie,
winch almost from its commencement deserves
rather the name OF 4 river tuan creek. II Is
u bold, broad stream, and flows tor twenty-five
or thirty miles through the centre OF the DIS
trict irr1satlng aud fefuIIz NJ the lanr on
either side. For motive power, it's waters
might be made available at many points. Then
we have Lemons Swamp, fine slreaH; and
Little Salkehatchie il another splendid stream.
Then we come to the South kdisto, which
forms the eastern boundary ct our district,
who's @ principal aud argess sfiuent is Shaw's
OF which are utlllz, for Milling pur-
poses. Thus we have, on the west,
the Savannah River, with its tributa.
RES. the Upper and Lover Three Runs,
besides other fine water courses; 10 the cen.
tre. the Great Salkeha:chie with its tributa.
RES. Buck Creek, Turkey Greek and kosamary;
the Little Sslkebatchle and Lemcn'5 Swamp;
and on the east ShaW,s Greek and south Eds
to: and ON the south tho Edisto tor some dis
lance. Iu those portions Of the district unpro-
ylded with water courses, We find large oval
circular basins, which hold fresh water the
wear round, and are OF lncalculable value, rem
dering the land in their vicinity available for
agricultural purposes, by anordlng ready
aud abundant supply OF water for the use OF
stock and farm animals. We have said enough
W on the subj.ct Of water-courses, to show
that Barnwtll DISTRICT ID one OF the finest
watered districts in South Carolina-a para
mount consideration with every man who
wishes 10 settle. let bic occupation be what it
NAV. Before the war this fine territory was
being rapidly filled no, and was ON
the high road to wealth and prosperity. The
more navigable of these water-courses were
then kept open, as we hope they will be again,
to give our timber and lumb,r getters free ac-
cess to Charleston, Savannah and the sea-
board islands For several years East the ii o.
ber and lumber trade, source of great wealth
to our district, has been lanauishiug; but it
needs but enterprlse and capital to set 1t going
again. The most unlimited supply OF mate
nal abounds on every side. Nor is the mate
rial @. nfiued TO pine timber alone; but the
finest woods Of every description tor building
or ornamental purposes abound everywhere.
| Thess goods could be sawed up. seasoned
and shipped, and would never fail to find a
ready market. The finest Shingles i'll the
world can be made from the c. presses 30
abund mt IN our swamLs. WHAT We want ls
capital and the means OF transporsatlon-
cheap and easy trapsp,riatloI-to sei IN ope-
ration factories that could supply tho world IN
pals tubs buckets. barrels ID every sort OF
wooden utensils-nuim, ,gs xcspted.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-04

EJ- CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN,
OR PURE LIQUos DE JUNIPER BERRIEs.-This
iavorite brand Of PURE LONDON CORDIAL GIN
has stood The test OF time, imitation, piracy, high
Tariffs aud Unfair com petition, and still enJoys con-
stanuy increasing sac; showing that true merit
does not alwssS 60 urappreclated.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN
Is ofered to the public perfectly reliable speci.
foiu all olses OF Dseise1 Uladucr and Kidneys. Ii
acts directly on these gans, with diro;iness and
epeediuess, wh ch render it invaluable to persons
suffering from Gravel. Diabetes, InaLned BlIdd er,
scanty and highl, ,-colored urur. and In all cases
where, irou wuale ser cause healthiul duretic is
required.
Ladies' subject to painful meustruaton, can by the
use Of CORDIAL GIN lew days previous to and
dur ng ness obtain great relief In such instances
1t Should be taken With sugar and warm water.
As tonic and beverage this GIN Is unequalled, as
It posscsscs none of The he1diche properties to be
found IL those pois ms, now too frequently sold un
der ,be names of Gln Brandy Whlskey, &c.
JOHN F. BENRY. sole Importer,
No. II Park ROW. New York.
For saio In Charleston, South Carolina, by DR..
q. BAtR, RAOUL & LYMAN, W. a. SKEINk, G.
W. AIMAR, ED. 5. ROHNHAM and A. w. LGKEL
l. co. tuthseon3mos pto February 70
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FHRRE CHEERS FOR TIE. PdLMET-
TOESI
OUR Y1aRMsn AT The ATLANTA pAnADs.
The Palmetto throws Two Hundred and
seventy.Ntne Feet, and Carries or the
First Prize.
rsrDmAI DISPATCH 10 TIE NEwRl

IsPBGIAL DIsPAToH 10 THE TwRl
ATLANTA, May 8-Tne annual parade Of the
Fire Department Of Atlanta took pia % to-day.
The Palmetto Company aud the detaohments
from the vigilant and stopewan were hand
somely received. The other visiting companies
are the steamers Clinch, Eigilant and Ellmore.
and the hand engine Augusta from Augusta,
the Defiance, from Macon, and the Rainb bow,
from Rome. Eleven companies we're in the
process ion and the city wus hronged. At an
early hour the csrs brought visitors from all
parts Of the State. The weather was pleas
ant, bat windy.
BdGbre m 3 ing the presidents ofthe diferept
companies assembled in council for the pux-
pose Of determining the order Of fplaying of
President Balst, OF Charleston, was called to
the chair. .-.-- ~.
After long line Of march and passing in re-
view before the Mayor and Council, the e1er-
cises commenced in front Of the State House.
The Palmetto, Of Charleston, and the Atlanta
entered for the frst-class prize, consisting or q
magnificent punch bowl, valued at one hun
dred and twenty five dollars. They played
through one hundred feet CT hose, each steam
er being allowed to play ten minutes after OBJ
tanning sixty pounds Of bteam. Both steamers
are Of the same class aud from the same manu-
facturers. -. ....
The excitement was intense when the Allan
ia moved up for the first trial, and, with
strong wind in her favor. threw two hundred
and seventy eight feet and ten-tenths OF an
inch. Later in the day the Palmetto
played, and, without the advantage Of the
breeze. made distance Of too huadred and
seoony-nsne feet, thereby winning the prize.
There was immense cheering whom the result
was snnounced. The other steamers threw
ga feet. The hapd engines threw 200 feet, H6
lest, and al feet. The value Of the prizes was
dx hundred dollars. Among the judges vas
General Lave Oak Walker. Agrsnd banquet ID
given tonight by the citizens. A number OF
distinguished men were present. The Charles
ton Aremen were spleudidly treated, and the
speeches by Chief Nathan, President Buist and
otAsns we're loudly cheered. Tomorrow is de-
voted to festivity.
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INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION
BINKERS AND BROKERS'.
[rnoM oun OWN CORRESPONDENT ]

In the matter OF the appeal Of Clarke, Dodge
q Co. from an assessment made by the asses
sor Of the thirty.second district OF New York,
the commissioner OF internal revenue has given
the following important decision
LIST. That person, firm or company having
n pIace of buslness where credits are opened
by tAe deposit or solleouon Of money or cur
rency .ubj4ct to be paid or remitted upon
draft, CHECK or order, or where money is ad-
yanced or loaned ON stocks, bonds, tulhon,
bills Of exch in2e or promissory notes. must be
regarded as Y bank or bankers, under sectlon
79 Of the act Of June 30. 1861, as amended Jniy
IS 1855 aud as such are liable to a tax OF one
twenty fourth OF one per centum per month
upon their capital employed IN the business OF
banking. beyoud the average amount invested
in Unit. d SsLtes bonds auJ like tax OF obe-
tWepl, fourth of one per centum upon the
s.ayerage amount OF deposits on money subject
to paymena by check or draft. or re; resented
by ceitlhcl.e OF deposit or otherwise, or
whe her payable on demand or at some future
day," under the 110h section of the SAID act OF
June 80 1864 as amended, and that, under
this ruls suid Clarke Dodge q 20. arc bank
ara aud lIao,e 10 said tax on their capital and
deposits. ~
I'd. Tuat in ascortainirg the amount OF capi-
tai OF suon person, frm or COMPANY, all monies
used AMI cmp.o, 81 III the business OF oaliAins,
D.
and taxed as such. and 1t IS irnlnaterial whether
this cupual IS fl, nisbed by tue person or per-
sons constl: util e the firm or company, or Dor
row, foI lne purpose vt belng used III the Du-
siness Of b lHking; aud if borrowed, 1t ID in'ma-
ter. a u,ou w,at leugth oftima the loan Is made.
In large cliies, where nouey IL DofTowed Oh
collaterals, short loans, frequently changed,
furnish 81 certaiu and reliable capital for bahk'
ing purposes q, much longer loans IN the couu-
try. III ali such cases the average amount mus
borrowed aud employed Ill tho business of
bankine should be ascertalned, and treated and
taxed as 'pital.
81. Tuat iu q, certainins the amount OF do.
posits the average amount per month OF all
sums ii money deposited with such pc:rou,
firm or company, subj ct 7, payment by
check or trait or Represented by cerl,hcates OF
deposit or OF ,erwise, whether payable Oh de-
mano or at some tuure day." for wuicL such
pers IN, firm or company pay Interest, as we'll
"a ali ike su.ns for which no interest is paid.
4Lu. ruat the same person. firm or cvm-
pany ma, be engaged III business as brokers
aod la pk rs, AMI Ill such case the payment Ut
tsxss us brokers does not r.ie,so lhon from
Gabi:lty to pay taxes ON capital and deposits
employed III ,htir business as bankers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-04
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE IN RICH
MOND.

R1cnsoHD, May s.-Ghief Justice Chase
opened the United States Circuit Court this
afternoon. assisted By judge Underwood. The
Jury was composed entirely Of whites, and the
iron-clad oath being dispensed with, many old
citizens appeared in the jury box for the first
time since the war. The case Of Cesar Griffin,
involving the legality of Underwood's decision
setting aside the action Of State Courts whose
officers are ineligible under the amendment,
was called, and VIII be argued tomorrow.
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E HAT Is A TONIC2-BEAR THIS IN
mind-that although tonic is, to certain eItenta
stju u;s,t-a simulant, unmodined by any medi'
cinal substance, is not tonic, but q debttant In
HosIEr1 ER's STOMACH BITrERs there Is
stimulating element of the purest grade manufao-
tured in this or any other country. Every merry d
corrosive oil or acid which communicates the ordi.
nary liquors Of commerce. is expelled from the rye
spirit which forms the alcoholic basis Of the PIT
TIERS, by careful and repeated rectihcation. The
iu.ces of the valuable roots barks and herbs, Infused
into this wholesome product Of the finest grain, still
further modify its nature; 80 that 1t becomes, in
fact, simple diffusive agent minus all the heady
and brain ex itng properte, which belong, more or
less to all liquors raw state It is merely the
safe and harmless vehicle which renders the medi.
eInal virtues OF the preparation misunderstanding
their active power, and diffusing them through the
system. Hence the pleasant and gentle gov which
ts experienced sftei taking dos. Of the Bit Err
Instead OF creating hesds' he. az unmedirated stm.
uants are apt to do this saubrous tonic Ia the br't
known RENE for that complaint. 1t calma a"d
sooihe, cerebral excitement strengthens the nerves.
nromotcs tie secretion Of the gastric juice invgo-
rates tho bowels determines the fulds to the sur
face. improves tue appetite. increases the amin u
Wig ,r regulates organic action, and from It, milo
vet effective Alternative qualities, is the very best
preparaton that can be administered to the weaker
sex in the peculiar difficulties to which their oreani.
xItion sui jects them.
May1 D&C
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The French ARM, aeo ring 10 The Mon!-
teur Of the Army, tho 9TH nj military J ,urnal'
I'm July. 1869 this unm o.. Will Ue Increased to
644 COD. OF whom 5O,0JJ W bo siaioned in
algeria. Alter dcduc.l"G "a 0OJ TO account
for a s)Idiers ia h sJi;ul, u. Through AMI on
special duty. there 's letI al arlny OF 522 600
men, fnily eqlippe wItI AIN" an supplies,
and ready tor scllon. This force 's now Ut
dersoiIg constant drill Z III lie various
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-04
April u
~yERGNE's ELECTRO. CHEMICAL

VERGNE'S ELECTKO.CHEMICA
BArns-A BRA SCH OF DIR. vERGNL'S (oF NEW
YORK Electro Chemical Baths Is now estaLl 8! ed
and In daily operation in MeetlnS. QUE door aoove
Budson.street over the Office OF DR.. r. T. sCHLtY,
who has private room for the especial accommoda-
tiou OF those who wish to be trt atto py ruu mrui
GATED Baths which celebrated for the cure OF al
diseases produced by the too liberal use Of Mer'ury
in any OF It, forms; also Rheumatism, acute and
chronic; out, Lead Poisoning in any form, Nervous
Affections, Debility, and Chronic Diseasss gener-
oily.
DR.. s. will administer the Baths by instructions
direct from the discoverer, Dr. ". which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
MAJ 3 LIMO
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.rIR THE LADIES BUT KNEW WHAT

TR THE LADIES BUT KNEW WHAT
thousands OF them are constantly relating to US we
cannot believe one haf OF the weakness prostrauon
and distress experienced by them would vanish
JAMES MARSH, Esq No. 169 West Fourteenth street,
New York. says, "he has three children; the frst
two are weak and puuy. his wife having been unable
to nurse or attend them; but she ha, taken PLAN
TATION BIrTRRs for the 'ast two years, and has
child now eighteen months old, which she has nurs-
ed and reared herself and both are hearty, siucy
and we'll The article Is invaluable to mothers" )"
&c.
such evidence m. aht be continued for volume
The pest evidence il 10 try them. They speak for
themselves Persons Of sedentary habits. troubled
with weakness, lassitude. palpitation OF the heart,
lack Of appetite distress after eating, torpid liver,
constipation. diabetes, &c, will fad speedy relief
through those bitters.
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April ?,
Fph PaLAChs. R:,D:= snA.
Pa sAV.ENAH, FthNhNDll.A AND JEOnSON'-

WILL.
.0G~-, TIE FIR.T-CA.S = I "a BH
S,s.Is.; DICTATOR. Captain WM I. aoSEL-
TT al sal from Charleston ave. Ju<sday Eoei''8qs
at Nine u'c.ck ior 'Ue above points
tie s,-cass steamer Jrt z t'!lNI. Captain GRO.
>. MCMILLAN will all from Chsrieston every I'm.
ias t:...,ao, Nine o'c0:h. for anoSe poiats,
nnuecurg with the Contra, j'sroll OF tsSslt4h
;nr ,ioci'e AMI Ne Or!c.n', aud w:to the 5'orfda
~ lroad at f.ria. dina fbr Cedar ,S-ss at Hn'ch
..nint .iepmcrs cnuJect " IL New Orleans. Mobile,
rrusaco!a. Eev West AID II ;"aIi.
ipruu"h Bil- Iu iH .,.vsn 10" Fright to Aobile-
r.iraco'a aud New D:lran..
.op.ecnnq WIN III y. Edrl's si.Jrn'rs OeLdtodha
anu Gnth fr HGg'r s, .uss ari Ldsee GRIFFIN, hss-
:u liz, Is 1!iL [u,iam
hItIr.,.' ':a'''a "u he wharf
..nmi. ro removed i: .u,IE,' VII be a,c-fd at II
ard u!- ol on trH.
>os Fte';Lt or plsarpe enpaasmeft t. APPLY -
J. D. hTEEN a < :, 'eena
Sol,, A'4pt: ThaS.
n. a.-No extra charge for Meals aud S'a'erSo"''
November Il
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BALTIMORE AND CHAKLESTON
t-- STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

A~s-r, THE STEAMERS OF THIS LINE
NEENys5 s are appointed 10 sail on the follow
LI7MffxHx3Ho ing days fr ILrIMORE during
-zsf[@deIz- fkdez the month Of NAV:
FALCON, Captain AoR,RY. May 9Th, at az O'Clock
Pm.
SEA GULL, Captain DrrIos. May 11th. at O'Clock
P. II. o.:
MARYLAND. Captain JOHNSON. May 18th, at 10
O'Clock III.
FALCON, Captain HoRsEY. May 20ih at 1K O'Clock
SEA, GULL Captain Drrros, May 25th, ct o'clock
Pm
MARYLAND. Captain JoHnsoN. May 10th. at 10
O'Clock A. III.
aSr Through Ellis Ladrg signed for all olasses OF
Freight t. bU,TON PHILALr. PaiA. WHINING.
ToN DEL, wAsAINd1 ON CITY, and the NoRIH-
WEST.
For Freight or passage, apply 70
COpRTEShY TRENHOLM.
MAYA ONION whsrvef.
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.RALNs IN ALABAMA.

Mosnx, May a-The inoeseant rains during
the past ten days have overfowed the larger
portion OF the cotton crop and caused great
aeruetion. The low lands and creek bottoms
win have to be replanted. There is great
scarcity Of seed.
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"A. +. s3ewart's lew III do dwelling 10
rap,dly coi ~ up in New Y,ra. Ii ID 10 be en-
tIreIy Of IRON anu brick cI:,u orlos il hcght,
enclosing O court one Lulr.rrl t. tqllIrc. IL
is t. Contain OIL eli vL,ur, AZ s,uau-heatlng ap-
paratus aud wttrr. aak, AID ue furnished
with slecpius apr m 81 ~ r'r u.ieeh hundred,
reslauranl, plrlor La - AZ iGuudry, kdch-
ca, g.. L; Will C IS u. S. uJ) 600. and, IL ls
calculated, will atfo. ~. .',i.:g-wumen, for
wncso beueft ic is :,.cr.. OF ln:, !ood and
Wasting Ut u cost or Two dJiIArs IL week.
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rHE STATE suPREAE COURT.

IsP1c1AL TEIraRAM no THE Hxwal
CoLuns1A, S. O., May S.-The motion e1 parte
Mary B. Monteith was resumed and c included,
Mr.. Waties contra and MIR. Eckling IN reply.
Acknowledgement F. ]. Moses, Jr., is here
making ready to enroll the militia.
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Marrito.

sEARROoK-wHALEY.-O the 2sth Of April,
by the Rev c. O PINoKNEY. at the residence Of the
BRIDES tIther Mr.. +. B. sEABROOK to Miss B.
RARRIEr WHALFY, daughter of the hon. VIZ
WHAIRY all of Charlie ton. No cards.
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~UNION BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARL EsToN. APRIL %. 1sss.-The Comptroller.
General of the State having approved the official
statement OF this Bank, and authorized the resump.
ton Of business under the provisions of the late Act
OF the General ssembly the lard OF Directors de-
sire meeting of the Stockholders In connection
therewIth.
meeting will therefore be held at the Banking
House. on East Bay street, on THURsDAI, 2oth May
pro1luo at Twelve o'clock NJ.
By order of the Board.
Aprilso BID ALEXANDER Cashier.
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@NO CUREl NO PAYl-FORRESr r'S
JUMPER TAR Is warranted to cure Coughs, Group.
Hoarseness, Sore Throat. splitting Of Blood and
Lug Diseases. Immediate relief produced. Try
1t; If not sat.-hed return the empty bottles and get
your money back
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent,
G. W. AMAR, Druggist,
Corner King and Vanderhorst streets.
aI Price IS cents.
February u DAG tuths3mos
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Sblpptng.

EXCURSIONS AROUGD THE HARB0R.
THE FINE, FAST SAILING AND CON.
FORTaBLY appointed Yscht ELRAN0R
Nhwil resume her trips to historic points in
6the harbor and will leave Government
Wharf daily at len a. n. and Four p. H..
For Passage apply TO 1AOMAS YOUNG.
Decem oer lS captain on board.
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: >s.--wo women having certain amount Of prop
erty ir Russia have the right to vote, though pug.
T. must be exercised by proxy Waie eha oIac aHar
live or friend representing tnem ~ 'ne WV
fion.
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SptfiaI Motifes.

~ CONsIGNEEs PER sTEAMsHIP
CHAMPION. from New York. are notified that she
will discharge cargo THIS DAY ct Adger's South
Wharf Goods un allied for at sunset will lie stored
at risk and expense of oEnrrs.
JAMES ADaER co,
rg,r lrents
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s@NOTICE.-oFF1CE OF CORONER OF
cH RLEsToN COUNTY. APRIL "a, sss-During
nv temporary Absence from the State. E. 81. WHIT
ING, Esq. Coroner for the Parishes of St Philips
and St. Mct tsels and Magistrate, will attend to the
duties Of my ofnce at No. 81 BRoAD-sTREET.
AnrI2I TIMOTHY hurley.
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HECONvENTI0N.-T SEVENY-NINTH
Annual Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in South Carolina will meet In st. Philippe
Church, on WEDNESDAY, the 12ih instant.
Divine service will commence at en- O'Clock A. II.
JOHN u. MccOLLOrH,
May4 trthe4 Secretary
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81 ESTATE NoTIcE.-ALL PERSONS
having demands against the Estate OF j o b N j.
BROWNING, llte of Charleston County, de-
ceased will present their aims atested, within the
81 nssvrney
at Law. No. ss oad,reet, and all Indicted TO said
Estate will make payment 10 the same.
ADDIE J. BROWNING,
April 27 tu3 Adm'Distrarr11.
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sr BORDEAUX oLAREr WINE, OF sU-
pERIoR QUALITY by the gallon; SMOKED SAL
MON and HALIBUT. SMOKED TONGUES, PIG
SHOULDERS, BREAKFAST STRIPS. received tbs
veek. WI. 8. CORWIA co.
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MAGNOLIA wArER.-Superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
Ma tuths3
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~PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK.-PUR-
sUaNT 10 g resolution of the Board of Directors,
the present >tockhodes In this Bank who held their
stock on 1st september last are hereby notified that
for the sake Of convenience the Stale ta1 upon the
shares held by them wiil be paid through the Cash.
ier the amounts so to be paid TO be charged against
dividends. d. u. LoFEh,
Mav1 stuthS Cashier.
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EuR LIvERPuUL.

CHARLESION IND LITkKFUOL STEAASdzE
LINE.
20 ',.-..-+ ..-... ...... t.. q.
THEFIRsT CLASS IRON sCREw
NS&s4 Steamship MARhORA. B. II. Rob-
ZI7b1EIfk4S IssoN Commander. having por-
~ ton Of her cargo engaged, win safl
on or about 10th instant
- - ROBERT BCRB co,
Boyce's Wharf.
HsrN. B.-Insurance taken by this vessel at
DER cent. ~ ''~ NAY
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nT MEMORIAL ASSOCtArION.--T 81 E
Rev'd Clergy Of all denG minatons. are particularly
requested to call on the ladies Of their congregations
to decorate the graves Of Confederate soldiers In
their respective churchyards. on Memorial Day,
Mnv the 10TH May
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PACIFIC MAIL 81 ElAmsnlP COmPY'D
TBRoUGH LIN TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS!

CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAxS!
STEAMERS OF IHE ABOVE
.[;e4Ss.SYs. line leave Pier No a., North River,
LiTl slISyfI9 foot Of Canal street New York, at
r. II O'Clock noon, Of the lst llth and
2lst Of every month except when ttese aaces tai.
en- Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
Departure Of 1st and llst connect at PaEams wttd
steamers tor South Pacibc and Central amer1es"
ports. Those Of LIST touch at kauzanilo.
Departure of 11th OF each month connects Wits
the new steam line from Panama TO Australia and
New Zealand.
steamship JAPAN leaves San HfAl cisco Tor Ch.nA
and Japan May 4. 1863.
No California steamers touch at HaVsnA but &c
direct from New York 10 Aspinwsn.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each sduil
Medicine aud attendance free.
For passage Tickets or further Information ay2iy
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tbs Nhan.
foot of Caual-street North River New YORK.
March 10 Tyr f.. r. BABY, Agent
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FOK P:lILADELPHIA AND Bos ON.
FOR NEM l.tis.
REG ULAR LINE FIERY WEDNESDAY,
PASSAGE $40.

.-sa.-. TIE sIDE-wHEFL STRANsSl1
,>fGI$f1 NJ M\GNOLI,, Captain II. B. CHOW
:E>T.NlyGN ELL, Il ,ea,e t,ptef norsrr wharf
-. Oh WEDNESDAY, May 8, 1859. st I
O'Clock p. NJ.
April % RAVFNEL 20. A9epn.
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hxrkA Trip To SAVANNAH.

Extra TRIP To SAVANNAH.
-1-> THE ELEGANT STEAMER CITY
IEu(55t114Ea POINT, Cspala GEO. E. MCMILLAN,
Will lea e Charleston for savannah on WEDNsaDAx
L vgNINa, at 9 O'Clock.
RETURNNG:
She will leave Savannah h Charleston every IHuRs-
DAY ATTER> ooN at o'clock.
FOR ireish. or passage, apply to
uou2 eouth Atlantic Wharf