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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-06
PHHADEJpuTAJ July o

NJ, PHILADELPHIA, July 23 1864
Messrs Perkins, Stern Il Co.-The Wines mi
nlshed us from time to time by your hOnse has
given entire satisfaction to customers and are M,
a staple article in our trade We are pleased n 4
able TO say that we consider them entirely NM
Truly yours, SIMON COTTON a. Ci,SRRRFS's RRFS's
,,oa... ,.-,-,- o PHILADELPHIA, July 90, 1859.
Messrs. Perkins, Stern q Co-Your Wines MI
become staple article of merchandise with us ~
give our customers universal satisfaction. hro1
such examination as we have given them. and NJ
reports we hear of them, we have no doubf of tba1
strict purity. Respectfully, '"0
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY Il COWDEN
,,....- -,-,-.- CAMDEN, N j., July 23, 1859
Messrs. Perkins, Stern Co.-Om experience VII,
your Wines and Brandies reaches back almost to M
INTRODUCTION OF the goods TO the people of the N
lantlc States. We have taken pains al difTers1
times, to submit them to scientific men for eXamin1
ton, and, from their reports, and the growing n
mand, we believe them pure and know them To- giJ
satisfaction. Yours, very truly,
S2nwf 2m EVEN Il BROTHER
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Umpire SLATE MANTEL WORKS.-J. B.
II KLMES., No. 226CHESNuT Street Il2WfnS
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

nEMOCRATrC UNION GENERAL COMMITrEE-fHB
IT, Democratic Of the city Of New York
posed corrupt sectional policy of the radical ma
oy Conscs and also opposed 70 The usurpasion ~ he
Of dsmocraie committees ana convs1tons rsq1ssssd
meet respective wArds 81 the placee herenaer q
ssns.sd on Monday evening Jsnuasy N ocess' ssS
DAY evening, January - O'clock, two nenssTs e ss
s democratic electoral ticket posd in the ward u ne a
ssGSo ne S;r S.s n s.sds g "a & %
louth, ni rh,- II stzsh III ssvsn.s =; ElEhss, ~
s: fourteenth. h: lfssusS, szissass ssyssss@!a
n si;:ssss .ss 81 ss:s. H Ii. Sss ...
Be hsld q the following pisces--
second ward-i2l William street.
Third ss wssaxlM M I. Lssrsy cs street, .,r.s.
fissh vsrd Hsssstts corner Hudson and ouass srssa
6ixth vArd-i1o Centre street
Seventh ward-eo Henry ssveL.
Eishsh wArd--ss7 Hudfcn street.
Nissh ward-Jsekson Halt
Eleventh ward -. fhIra . srsS1 re- k.-.s .-....
Twslnh ward-l16h street. - tourU evsnoes
Fr,ssrss FFnSsssn's msrd1n ~rinE Esss 7vsiish sirs2
Sixteenth ward ~ E1G1n avenue.
Tiss"seS wsrdfwseiy sirsss and Thisd svseuN
NisssssniS ward-1snacs 0srdsa, -
twentieth ward-Northsass corner OF Seventh avenue -
T~ss ras ssSd -xorAwsss sorsss Of syn'ss sss
Twsn,y ssccnd wardvoliugssss HAM, BigAsh avsuues ~
tween Ferry -sinth and rortyseyenh gtrsets
JAMES bA0Lkrs Chairman a mssRaA
Rnac RksrncK uc..n. mrnnS' sserssarss
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

1TArRInONIAL-Two YOUNG oENTLEMEN or
M Who are srsrFsvs N hs ety. are asnso"s % ss
10 mairmcny and therefore take this method. Adoress
uAfy A. aud Jack -. Herald once.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03
FURNITURE.

-
" piled with Carpsta, Furniture beddne 81 o easy
.sms monthly co.. sosess % - = ~ - ~
ryARPETs FURNITURE, oILCLoTHs, DEDDIN0, &C.,
II very prces Houeekeepers supplied and can pay
by she week month, ~ GREENE Co.'S S0 Eighth ave
nue, corner Twenticsh street.
TyARPETs AND rURNITURE.--l AN oFFRRfNo
~ great bargains IN the above mentioned goods; call and
sasmine prices and save money. D. KELLY,
SSs and go San ~. and ~, - and fi sssh a.
rcoR sALE-ELEoANr PAaLoR rURNfruRE, QUITE
new, IL half price, green rep Suit, large MirroS Lnar
NOR Ccnsoi, Centre Table, carpss - ~ sish sssnses
eocond noor.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

fvoKE pEIIvERKD iNmEDiArELY. oRDERs y
y "'" "cRSPgEk Sums sss wsa EAshssssaA sssss
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

do OOO REWARD PAID AND NO QUESTION
0A.UVU asked.-stolen from the onlce OF CAmbreens1
Yyne Attorneys Law, No. u Wall street, In The city OF
New York. tin Dor containing the following Sccurcs;-
gnlon Pacific KalTo.s BonSs Eos fieeo ~ "a
lwsssss ana g. Paul Railroad Bonds-Nos :, slcoi
- ol,0n. .. ..om .tno
GsnGs: 90 shares Hope Pre- Company
0 Shares Of New York and Philadelphia Petroleum Com
pany; Il shares Of Western Union Telegraph Compsny
Y. - Bonds, EeGssered z, tssS !SS ana Novs"'s'"o'
g. tS coupon scnas S4sy ma soysuSsr,-Sos '.ss'
- coupon Bonds vspTs5y and ~. SSlynicss M y = S
s ss ,iSs s' 3 sss sSs;a ~ slos, So 'ss tss ASIA
% ss gSas .ss sSs a, asss a,, s, z AZ sss
G a y n ~ q e oo9 9 saIss liza
s9s as ss isio.a sssss aO Bondsxos "a se
asassi Pacific Railroad q. morsass Boads-Nos issa
ssi S :sS % = Ssd and no questions sstsd On
s dsvsrv OF The above mentioned securities 70 the sub
srbe or for Information leading 10 the recovery OF the
rs sud proporonsis reward Tor The recovery Of any
brossrs and other peops cautioned against pu
ehssins snv OF he secur Payment thereof has
Sssn sscppsd CAnBRKLEN0 PYNE II Wan street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03
FINANCIAL.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE,
"A New York.-Depoats made now draw interest from
January1
Six per cent nterest free from tar, allowed all sums
from ii 70 Us 600 HARRISON HALL. PresidenL
O. u. BAILEY, Treasurer.
JOSEPH r. COOPER, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

<yOPARTNERsHIP NoTICE-WILLIAM r. BRECK
~ has associated with himself nr William B. schermerhorn
win continue the refining business under the hrm
Of Breck schermerhorn Isl and 262 South street.
JANUARY !, 1853.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-CHARLES TAYLOR
" late cashier Of the well known firm OF Simpson Co.
with himself Mr. Felix Well and will
the auction and commission brokerage business at ~
Bowery Money iberaly advanced personal property o
any description Persona attention paid the sale OF house
privacy, CHAS. TAYLOR
r. WE'LL.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03
sPORrINc-DOas, BIRDS, &C.

sPORTING-DOas, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOB
IA sae.-Medcnes for all diaeases Prepared Food Tor
mocking birds, B. DOvEY's Nos snds Greene street.
OF Canal
: NB.-Ladies attended to BY Mrs. Dovsy.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND, MEDICINES :
N FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck SLIP Buffers infal-
ble Mango Cure and Flea Extcrminator 75c. Buffers
work, 90. Extra stock Dogs, .Ferrets.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

-OUR NEXT REGULAR SALE OF HORSES,
"a: wagon:, Harness. 4c, VII occur on Tuesday 9Th q
offered this In part the celebrated trong Mare
Middetown Maid warranted 70 rot in 96 and sound and
kind; has trctted In 3 a.
Also very hnc bay trong Coli, years. lsA high war
ranted 216; both One and superior, and
rantcd in every particular Full particulars In Tuesdays
paper and at sale. Also sleighs, Wagons Harness. &C.
"A Duane street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22
Arrived Yesterday.

schr Ada Whtehurst Back Liver. 2lC2 bushels
Rough RICE. To Boo {; Co.
SlUop Julia, ilom Ashepoo. 575 bushels Rough
Rice. To G Hoppock
Scoop kmily, from Cooper River ouu pusnels
Rough Rice 10 G II Hoppock.
Received from vest Point Mul-4J herccs Elcc
To VIM Gurney.
Received from BENEFITS AIill-l5O tierceE Rice. To
Fl BischoH {; Co. Vim Gurney, " Bee 10, LOUIS
Mauiga,Ilt and II lie kels.
Rcceiycd from Chisolnl's lIiE-51 crces Rice and
II ags CT leund Cotton. 10 Chsolm Bros Tnurs-
ton L Holnes, Roper Stoncy, Galilasd Minott
JOHN HauclcI, W Z Courtney & co, and C.aehorn,
HcIrinS Co. --,--
vile, Fcr,laudlna, Savannah, &c. so bales Cotton.
To Is u Aiken & Co, T. L Schrodcr, Wa. III Lnwton,
hopkins, Mcpherson & Co. W chat e i Co, .our
din 4 Co, Rev Prenuss, Byrnc FoGartle, Wag.
enpr < Monsccs JeIords L. Co, simon Barr, Railroad
Agent S Solo1nons, N Goldsmith i Son, Eus-
low & Co. Potter Johns. adams Damon Co, u Il
Ingraham S Son, Pelzer, Rodgers co. Nrkpatflck
Witc, A Alexander, j z Adger Co, Mantoue
Co. and Walker.
vile. Is bags Sea Island Cotton, and Mdsc. To
II Murray, c Gravcey. McGorty. ] Cocock s. Co.
Kavcnc & Co, Fraser X Dill, L & Co, a Scott
and Order.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship saragossa, Ryder. New York-Eavenel
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia--Jno
l. Theo Getty.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, New York.
steamship Prometheus, gray. Phiadeipma'
From this Port.
British brig Dauntless, Edwards, Bristol, Jan 2.
UP for this Port.
The Edith Wheeler, at Liverpool, Jan2.
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Exports for the Week ending Thursday
January 81.

Exports for the Week ending THURSDAY
January 81.
FOREIGN.
J,IyRRpOoL-Per bark Egeria-2l9 bags OF Sea Is
Land and 1855 bales Upland Cotton
DOMESTIC.
PR, R,JVfDENCE, r I-Per brig Croton-65 40 feet
Lumber.
BOS'rON-per scbr Jonas Smith-509 bales Upland
Cotton. 6474 bushels Rough Rice, 1862 bags Rice
Flour 1S9 bags Cotton Seed. IL CASKS haolln
CIay i pkcs Glassware. and l tierce Rice.
WOODS HOLE, MASS-Per schr Aoble PItm1n-
$50 tons Phosphate Rock,
NEW YORE-Per steamship Champion-1 bag Sea
Island and 16Ol bales Upland Cotton, l26 tlerces
Rice, Sc Packages. 65 Empty Barrels, 40 pigs
Fruit, and 19 bales Yarn. Per steamship
Charleston-23 bags Sea Island and 1S27 baies
Upland Cotton, 147 herces Rice. So bales Yarn,
l bale Pickings. 48 pkgs Fruit, and 5s pigs
Sundries Per brig Eurus-20 bales Upland Cot
ton. 116 tierces Rice. 93S bags Cotton Seed, TO-.
600 feet Flooring Boards. 81 casks k1olln Clay,
bales Paper Shavings, l24 empty Ale Barrels,
casks Chinaware =. Per steamship SaraSoss2-
bags Sea Island and 1l40 bales Upland Cotton,
25 bales Yarn, SO .ierces Rice, So pkss Dried
Fruit, 80 pkgs Sundries and Is Empty Barrels.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship PrometheuS-ll2
tierces Rice, $40 bales Upland Cotton. bids Old
Iron. % bbls Fruit, bales Cotton Root Bark, l
eighth cask Brandy and Sundrles.
BALTIMORE-pcr steamship Sea Gull-5o6 oaes
Upland Cott~n, 1T3 tlerces Rice, 4O4 pEgs Fruit,
SIS bags Peanuts % bbls Potatoes, Al bales Do
mescics, Iron Safes, 10000 feet Flooring Boards,
Al Packages and 100 Empty Barrels. -. Per schr
ii Fitzpatrick-150 000 feet Lumber.
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON. January 2l-Noon.-Consols 93h; bonds
15H. Tallow AIS Cd.
LIVERPOOL, January 2l-Noon.-Cotton active
Uplands 1I7xd; Orleans lI5sd. Sales l., QUO lales
Breadstuns frmer.
Two P. M-Cotton active. Uplands i1hd; Or
leans 112I. 1t is thought that the sales will reach
$1,000 bales.
Eyeuinp-Cotton closed active. Uplands 111sd;
Orleans 11Ad. Sales 1s.rOU bales
HAyaE, January 2l.-Cotton opened active On
the spot If 351zc; afloat If SEC.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW York. January 2l-Noon-stocks steady
and dull Money!. Exchange VIZ. Gold 55sd. 62's
13. Cotton frmer at 29H cents.
Eveuiug.-Co.ton lrmcr; sales 1890 bles at COX,
some sold at 29z. Flour-Statc and Western 5a1oc
lower; superhne SIS o0aG 90; Southern common to
fair extra dropping at Sc Gca7. Wheat steady and
armer. Corn less active but uDch1n.ed; New Or.
Ie,ns white s6lSS. Oats lower. Pork 1riner at s3oa
80 12,s. Lard firm at 192laao. Whskey dull; West
eru 81 OF; city 81 OIL. Turpcntino 53A531s. Ros'n
50 5oas 90. Governments closed steady. South Caro-
lima new cox. Money closed easy at tai. Dis.
counts Tag. Sterling 9}. Gold 35tS. Southern
securities actvo aud generally higher Stocks gene.
ral;y buoyant, but unsettled at close.
BALTIMORE. january 21.-Cotton firm. Flour
dull and lower; superlne, Sc o5a7. Wheat dull;
goo Pennsylvania, 81 Is. Corn dull; prime white
and yellow, &c., Oats dull. Rye firm. Bacon
shoulders 15c. Lard, 2Oc
CINCINNATI, January 2l.-Flour and corn un-
changed Mhiskey active at CSC. Provisions hrmer
and higher. Pork heavy, and sold at s5O Bulk
m eats advanced; shoulders 121sc, closing &c higher
Bacon advanced; shoulders l3ac; GEAR sides l71ac
holders asking &c more. Lard 192%a2Oc.
WILMINGTON, IN C.) January II Spirits turpen-
tine unsettled Rosin advanced 1oc; strained and
No2 50; low No !, Sc SO. Turpentine steady. Tar
advanced 1oc, ut 50 IS. Cotton quiet; middlings,
2Sc.
AUGUSTA January 21.-Cotton quiet but firm;
sales 500 bales. Receipts 1861. Middlings 27K.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22

MUCH WEAR AND MANY WAsH1NGs.-I am
ACQUAINTED with variety of sewing machines,
and while ready to do justice to all, I greatly
prefer yours, which have used for more than
genuity are required to use it. The needle is
short and straight, consequently not liable to
bend or break. 1t never misses stitch, and
makes firm, even seam. I have used it on
every kind of cloth, from delicate lace to heavy
woollen, and fndits work perfectly satisfactory
in all cases. After much wear and many wash
ings, the stitch retains its beauty and firmness,
even after the fabric has worn out.-[ MIS-. J.
H. Yerkes, Rochester, N. Y, to Wilcox q
Gibbs S. NJ. Co., May, 1866.
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sScIiTCrSy

Per steamship Saragoasa, for New York-Dr Thos
Stuart, Mr. and Mrs Mcdonald, james Bennett, Mrs
o Peasnlan and children, II Brgh.man, William
Ha' per. Aug Lavender, Mrs Macdonald, and IN
secrage.
Per steamer City Point. from Palaka. via Jackson
vile, Fcraandnn and Savannah -Ail:s McNelty.
Jutg. uackelt CruiHshanks and lady, Douglass,
Martin, Bishop wighimaD, John Garfield Jr, specr,
G. W Rowsc. VI Il Glinn, I Gleason, E Il :ibey.
Uuk ,douk. 2 Undcrhills C ~ Foster, L y Adams, Z
Scott Miss Scott, uoskns. shaw, Mr alitchell and
dallght-r Col " liams, Captain coxctt,r, and 20 on
deck.
Per steamer 81 Helena, from Edislo and Rockville
G Douglass W Bailey, Simpson, Mrs Seabrook,
and Is on deck.
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financial anb Gommfrfial.
Tn. Chasleston Money Market.

THURSDAY, January 81. 1862
Although the amount Of general stock business
done during the week has not been large prices are
firm and the tendency Of the market is ecidedly
upward. The attention paid BY the New York bro
kers has encouraged holders here to lock up their
securities, and the impression is current that the
abundant supply of money in the South, and the in
quiry in the Northern markets. will push our choice
bonds and stocks to much higher than the present
prices. State bonds and stocks are looked upon as
likely to improve for the reason that no Southern
State, of which we have knowledge, has smaller
debt !, proportion to her resources AMI the produc-
tive capacity of the people. Frstcass railroad bonds
are also in demand and promis to look up. City
stock has been but little affected by the recent mov=-
ments in the contested election case. Large sales
wero made yesterday at 81. ana unless there Is a
blind and foolish panic, no coatns eu;y should run
prices very low South Carolina Ecilroad shares
are firm at A. lhe bonds Of the company are stiff
and steady.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22
AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.
Snartanbur2.

SpArCNHUuIv'
The Spartan says: Many of our farmers are
bringing in their cotton, and on Tuesday or
this week, were selling at twenty-seven cents.
We understand that corn is selling from the
same. Some of our planters are still holding
their cotton for higher prices.
Darlington,
The Democrat says: A faint effort was made
dnrine the Christmas holidays, on the part OF
the freedmen, to combine TOR high wages, but
the danger OF falling to get a good place had
it's proper influence, and the effort fell through.
Planters have never before found it 30 easy to
procure the hands they desired, on reasonable
terms. We are glad to be informed that the
majority OF the contracts are for wages, the
general rule being six dollars per month to q
frstrate hand, the planter furnishing house.
room and ratlons.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22
MORNING, JANUARY o. 1869

SAVANNAH, January 21-cotton quiet but Arm;
middlings 2sHa2Sk. Receipts 1900; exports 1861.
Monn., january 21.-Cotton quiet; sales 1880
bales; mddlngs 2So; receipts I6 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, January 21.-Cotton active, 3<c
higher; middlngs 2sXa2sHc; sales i5o0 bales; re-
ceipts 1854; exports $751; Gold SSH. Sterling 4s.
Commercial Ala AK; York sight exchange Il dis
count Sugar and molasses firm and unchanged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22
THE DAILY NEWS.
Song.

All around and all above thee
Ie the hushed and charmed air;
All things WOO thee. all things love snee'
Maiden fsirl
Gentle 2: phyrs perfume breathing
Watt to thee their tribute sweet.
And for thee tho spling is wreatnlng'
Garlands meet
In their cave rned cool recesses,
Songs for thee the fountains frame;
Whatoe'er the wave caresses
Lisps thy name.
Greeuer verdure. brighter blossom,
Wheresoe'er thy footsteps stray,
Der the earth's ensmored bosom.
Live Away.
Wheresoe'er thy presence ipgers-
Wheresoe'er thy brightness beams,
Fancy weaves with cunning fingers
Sweatest dreams.
And the heart forgets thee never,
Thy young beauty's one delight;
There it dwells and dwells forever,
Ever bright.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22
Consisnces per South Carolina Railroad
January Sl.

1893 bales Cotton, 141 bales ponestics, l37 bols
Naval Stores, 1s cars Lumber, cars Wood, and
cars stock 10 Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers Co.
G 81 Walter 4 Co, Reedcr Davis, L DeSaussure,
Mowry Co, Graescr, Lee. Smith Co, 1hurston
Holmes, Wardlaw l. Carcw, Kirkpatrick Witte, W
Williams & Co, " K Ryan, street Bros Co. Caldwell
4 Sons, " C Dukes & Co, W Il Chatee & Co. A ga
linas, ] Aiken Co. Bowling Co, Jennings
Co, Frost Adgcr, W Courtney 4 co, G sharp
Co, q Sloln, Willis & Chlsolm, Bullwinkle
Co. Johnston Crews Co, W K Ryan, Brode l. Co,
and Williams.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22

So Persons depositng letters in the Postofhce
will 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
cannot be mailed but Will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. January-22
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22
OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoface at
Charleston, for the week ending JANUARY 2l,
1862 and printed officially in The DAILY News as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston.
aSPersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are "Advertsed."
Hg Office hours from "a. n. to sP.M NJ. On Sun.
days. from to 6 P. NJ.
STANLEY G. IRoTT. Postmaster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22
Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, January 1s-CoTroN. market
to-day was very much depressed, and holders were
refusing to sell at the decline. We report the mar
ket closing dull follows: Ordinary 261S; good or
dinary 27; low middling 271z. The business of the
day foots up as follows Receipts s43 bales; sales
407; shipments 304.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock Septe mber l, 1868. Observation-Disclosures. so
received po-dnv..... ..-.......'..-. oio
Received previously. 694
Total. ....................... 24,654
ShPPe9 lo-aay n. o |g1 q, 10,
Stock on hand. d.......,......... 1878
ConN.-1he transacions in corn to-day amounted
to 1000 bushels at 56o buying, and 69c delivered at
river, and 70c sacked and delivered In DEPOT.
OATs-sales of 500 bushels sacked and delivered in
depot at 10.
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*oyerland to manufacturers.

*Oyerland to manufacturers.
NorE.-Wc have deducted from New Orleans
II. .s93 bales Upland from Mobile eOo5 bales, from
Savannah s74s bags Sea Island and -. bales Up
lapd-apd from Charleston 1922 bags Sea Island and
1G5 bales Upland, the quantities received at tnose
ports from Mobile. Flsri;la Texas and savannah
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wOMEN7SsLIST-

Adams. Ms P HI
Alexander, Jen- /
ME |
Anston, Margaret
Andrews, Jane AL
Barr, Mary A /
Burris, Margaret
Baker, Laura /.
Barker. Miss L |
Benjamin, Mrs 81.
Bethuns, Martha
Bennit, Mary |:
Bee, Rosa /
Bell, Miss A |
Blake, Jane |
Bleipjohan, Sarah
A /
Blakely, Miss MI
E |.
Bemens, Miss E |
Boiler. Mrs B |
Boylston. Eliza
Boone, Hagar |
Brelaud, Miss G,
Brassier, Mrs IL
r +
Brislan, Mary /
Braboy. Mary |
Bryan, Miss II
Brickly, Miss E
Butler, Mrs L
Burkmyre, MaryI,
Burk, Mrs T |
Cammer. Miss II,
Callagban, Missl
B |.
Chapman, Miss
V |,
Chambers, Sallie
Cold, Mary |,
Cole, Eliza A |
Chapman. Miss
Y |
CommiDg, Maryj
Crum, Julia |
Dalgleish, Miss
NJ A |,
Devisas, Mrs NJ
Daily, sarah |
Donnelly, Mrs FL.
Dunn, Mrs |.
Easterby, Mar1a
Eberhardt, Em-I.
ma |.
Ellis, Mrs B |
Entlemann, M.ssl.
A |.
Farrell, Miss NJ
L |
Fehan, Annie |
Finley,Mrs john
Frager, Kate |.
Frost, Anna L |.
Frost, Anu r i
Carrot, Mrs ] |
Gatson, Mary 7
Gibhes, Miss P Cl
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Consignccs per Northeastern Railroad
January 2l.

IT bales Cotton, 145 bushels Rice Hay. Mdse &c.
To Klinck Wickenberg & Co, s1arshall,Jr, d Sto-
nry, Knsman l. Howell, Aiken Co, Mantoue
Co Frost & Adgcr. W Williams & Co. Walter
& Co. j BlakcIy, Nachman & Co, NJ Drucker. Clag.
horn, Herring & Co, Kendall & Dockery, Caldwell 4
Sons and W b Purcell
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Railroaba.
GENERAL sJPERINTENDEhT's OFFICE, !


CHARLESTON. y. c., March 26, 1868.
an AND AFTER SUI DAY, MARCH 29rH, TEE.
" PASSENGER TRAINS of the South Carolina
Railroad will run as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ................6.So a.. NJ
Arrive OF Augusta .33U T. Al.
Connecting with trans for Mont omery, Memphis.
Nashville and New Orleans, Via Montgomery and
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. q. ~
Arrive at Columbia. :.S.oo I; M.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester all
road, Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad ana
0A''' @'A' Fcn CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. D. n
Arrive OF Charleston. .......3l0 7. NJ.
Arrive ut Charleston. r d..
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS
tsuNDAYs ExcEpTED.I
Leave Charleston Z. NJ. :
Connec,ing with trains Tor Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans, win Grand Junction.
cave Augusta. ~ ".
Arrive at Charleston. .Auo a. M'
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
SUNDAYS ExcEPTED.l
Leave Charleston. .o.fu fs As
Arrive ut Columbia. q. N;
Connecting sundays cxcepted) with Greenvillc and
Columbia Railroad.
Leave columbia. .5.5U T. ms
Arrive at Charleston. ...0'9o a. D.
ST MMERVILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. .o'fu I. r.
Arrive at summeryillc. SIS ?. -.
Leave Summeryille. .7.20 A. NJ.
arr;ye MT Charlestop. 1886 a. N
CAMDEN BRANCH.
On Mondays, Wednesdays aud Saturdays.
Leave hlngyille. .'..'''' 49, M
Arr, at Camden. 'o.Uo NJ
Leave Camden. A S,'
Arrive ct knGville. :I.40 a. M'
(Signcdl Il. 1. pEahI,
April IS 6crerai SUPERINTENDENT
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22

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POET CALENDAR.
PHASES OF THE MOON.
[ ast Quarter, 5tb hour minutes, morning.
New Moon, 10th, hour, SO minutes. evening.
First Quarter 2Oth. hours. 6 minutes, evening"
Full Moon 27tii s hours. 10 minutes. evening.
& JANUARY RISES. spy SET, a'ss.. asss rsSsa #'sa
I8 Monday... T.. BIB ~. Az 10
10 Tuesday.... g.. 5..U ll.'33 morn.
2O;Wcducsday.l T.. 6..20 morn. .!s
2lIThursday". T.. 3 Oh III Ill
90 Friday. -. T.. 5-.92 d..22 =.
23,Saturday... T.. By 80 D.. %
24lSuuday....i T.. 6..A 3..D | 4.'lu