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WASHINGTON.

PREPAYMENT OF INTEREsT--THE UNRECON-
sTRUCTED STATES.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-The following nom
nations were sent in day Charles G. Grow,
of Alabama, for Governor Of New Mexico;
Wentworth, for United States Marshal OF the
Northern District of Florida; Samuel T. Car
roll, United States Marshal for North Carolina:
Stephen Moore, for Receiver Of Monies at Mo-
bile, and VIM. Fl. Durgley for Montgomery
For Registers Of Land-Sterns at Mobile, and
Anderson at Montgomery. For Postmaster at
Griffin, Ga, Johnson.
The Treasury Department gave notice to-day
that interest coupons due on July 1st, will be
paid upon presentation upon q rebate of in
terest at the rate Of SIX per cent.
The President has directed the Secretary of
War to order General Reynolds to proceed with
the registration Of voters in Texas preparatory
to an early election. 1t is understood, but not
known, that similar orders have been issued
regarding Virginia and Mississippi. 1t issalso
said that the President will be guided BY The
district commanders regarding the proper
time for 5olding the elections.
Great importance appears to be attached to
the points in the State constitutions which
shall be submitted to separate votes The
Wells Radical party Of Virginia are here in
force. The absence Of the Virginia Conserva-
tive committee, and the moderate men from
Texas and Mississippi, pending the decision of
these vital questions, excites comment
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CONGRESS- AND THE CHARLESTON
SISTERS OF MERCY

The Washington papers publish the follow
ing letter OF Sister M. Xavier to the Committee
on Appropriations Withdrawing her papers:
Gentlemen BE so kind as to return to US oil
our pape rs and letters, as we are now about to
return to the destitute home OF the orphans, in
last. laboring in vain, although we have fur
nished your honorable body with ample and
undoubted testimonials OF the Devotion with
which our sisters labored to supply proper
soldiers during their captivity IN the hands
OF the enemy, at o time, too, when none OF
you. gentlemen, could reach them. Our city
was then blockaded, and the prisoners had no
while on their hard beds Of sickness, to use
their own words. as expressed in their various
letters -"the Sisters OF Mercy came as minis
terng angels to their relief, bringing to them
what you have before you in their own hand
writing? Suffice it to say that we are now
quite worn out, having been here for the last
shree months without . dollar in our pockets,
pass lge homo to Charleston. That was not
the treatment we gave your soldiers and OFF,
GERS while in our midst, although tt ey had no
claim on us save that OF charity and hu-
n,anity. Is there no return to be expected
from the Congress, for whom these brave men
fought and suffered? An. no The sisters
| may beg their way home, and pay their ex-
desolated homa, But they ara Catholicsl That
solves the question. Yet these sisters never
inquired whether the Union prisoners wer jew
or GENTLE, Catholic OF Protestant; it suficed
| to know that they were strangers and wounded,
sick and in prison. We sent over cotton to
| Nassau and purchased groceries and medi-
cines, which we shared among these poor SUIT
fering pris soners. who arc now represented by
You. gentlemen, In that government which
| they have restored with their best blood.
Deign, gentlemen, to excuse this intrusion,
and accept the regret which we feel that you,
who havs children of your own, have not taken
home to them the blessing and prayers Of the
destitute little ones whom your mis- ,iles Of war
have left without homo But s.their{ Father
in Heaven" will yet hear Their cry. "a ' u 4 Az :
We have the honor TO be- gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
6IsTER NJ XAvIEEs
Secretary, Co.
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AEEAxRS IN THE STATE.
Marion.


Marion County sends the following dele
gates to the Agricultural Convention to be
held In Columbia on the 28th ins ant: w. s.
Ellerbe, 8. K. Mchillan, William Evans. w. R.
Johnson, David Lsgette. w. w. Durant. r. q.
Howard. b. w. Bethea. w. s. Mullins, Q. D.
Rowel, @. d. Evans, j. H. Stafford.
The Marion papers announce the death OF
Mr.. @. B. Brown, one OF the Oldest citizens OF
that town. in his 77th year.
The Marion Star says "On Sunday night
last, the store of Mr.. N. B. Goddard was forced,
and, as near as can be ascertained. about one
hundred and twenty-five dollars worth of
liquors. tobacco, &c., and two double barrel
guns taken therefrom. The same party doubt
less attem pied, about the same time 70 force
the warehouse OF Messrs. Durham & Co, but
was detected. after having bore several auger
holes, by the watchmsn; but they made good
Ghelr escape. The watchmsah reports that he
saw two persons. Ben. Bass, colored, has
been arrested, and strong suspicion rests upon
another cotored person as his coadjutor in
these daring rObberies." 1fyti
darlington.
The Democrat says: "Ephrim jackson. O
black boy, lately In the service OF Jack Smith,
In this town, has been called to Washington to
act as messenger IN the office or the Secretary
OF fEtate. We presume he owes his elevation
! rs tlfo In nuence OF Whittenore, and as White
more owes mis- elevation In great m easura 10
Jack Smith, 1t is q very pleasant game or won
tickle me, and I'll tickle you."'
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The civil war in Japan is raging with increas-
ed violence.
On the Jubilee.
The monitor saugus sails for Cuban waters
in twelve days.
Well executed $40 bills Of the Fourth Ma
tional Bank OF Philadelphia have been put in
circulation at Boston.
The New York Senate has ratified the Fif-
teenth constitutional amendment by strict
party vote. No action has been taken yet by
the House.
Montgomery (Ala.) dispatch says that the
Southern and Northern Road is now under
contract, and that the whole line will be COM
pletsd and equipped by December, 1871.
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EHE WEATHER AND TIE CROPS.
THE WAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, April 13.-The journals praise the
course Of the United States towards Cuba.
It is reported that schooner, laden with
arms and ammunition for the insurgents, was
captured on the south side OF the island.
A special dispatch to tho New York Herald
says that the authorities at Havana, will be adj
vised Of the movements of the expedition under
Steedman.
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Greeley considers the adoption Of he FIJI

Greeley considers the adoption Of the Fif-
teenthN amendment secure, and, sSszesore.
thinks 1t not worth while TO make its ratlf1ca-
tion by the excluded States condition Of THAR
admission. What eHrontery 10 this to ac-
knowledge that States have been denied req
resentation in Congress. not for disloyalty, but
measure. Greeley is bold to avow what every
ono knew. f%3s E%s
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BY TELEGRAPH.
a'HE STATE SUPREME co URr.

TH4I SIdIE NUEICEMN co UHIa t3rt:Y
c TsPEoIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l s3tSSfS
COLUMBIA, April IA. In the Supreme Court,
to-day, Mr.. McCrady concluded his argument
in the case OF the executors of Mitchell G..
King ads. @. T. Lowndes.
Mr.. Hayne read the brief and delivered the
argument in the case Of Rachel Nj. Mayor vs.
Benjamin Mordecai ct al.
BY permission of the court the following i'm
portant case was docketted: Elk parte I. Stobo
Farrow, late Commissioner in Equity, OF Spar
tapburg District. Messrs. FarrOw and Duncan
for tho appellants. This case involves the con-
struction of the probate law, as to whether the
Judge of Probate or the Clerk Of the court is
the successor Of the Commissioner in Equity.
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AS CHEROKEE REMEDY CURES ALL
Urina y Complaints. Wis: Gravel. Infamm alton Of
the Bladder and ndeys, Retention Of Urine stric-
lures Of the Urehrn Dropscal awallings Brick Dust
Deposits, and oil disc asses that require diurec,
and when used In conjunction with the CHEROKEE
I'M lClION. docs not tail to cure Gonorrhea. Glest
and al. mucous Disca rgas In Male or emale. cur.
ing recent cases In from to torce days. anc Ia es-
pec,aly recommended IN those cases OF Fuor Albus
or Whites IN Females. Ths two medfoiues uaed in
conjunction winot fail 4, remove tbis disagrseable
complaint. and In thcao cases where other medicines
have been used Without snccess. ,a g
Professionally, One Bottle. 90, Three Bottles 8B.
Price-lnjectitn. One Bottle. 50; Three Bottles o.
Bold IN Charleston. \. O.. by q! w, ArMAR, E. II.
KELLERs CO.. A. w. EcKEL co., W. A.
SERINE, FD. q. BURNHAM ana RAoUL &xYNaH.
February 16 DAo suthseov8nos
AS-a NO CUREl NO PAYi-FORRESr r'S
JUNIPER TAR 10 warranted to euro Coughs. Group,
Aoarseness. Sore Throat splitting OF Blood end
Lug Diseases, Immediate reliaf produced. Try
II: Il not satsAod rstn-a che empty bottles and got
your money hack, 6 % N
sold WHOLESALE and Retail by the Agent. f4s
.sss q. W. LAMAR. Druggist,
Corner Kina and Vandexhorst strcets
93- Price ss cents. t.3
February ~ paO tnthsSnos
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&J- Freundscha ftsbu nd The nj m.
bers of this Society requested attend the Fun
erai OF their late Honorary Member General JOHN
sCHNIERLE from his late residence in Pittstreet,
THIS MORNING, at Ten O'Clock
BY order of the President
April 15 CHAS SIFGLING Secretary
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London has o (" General Mournina Ware
house" that keepe corps Of mIIipefs and
dressmakers constantly on hand to send out at
o moments notice.
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N w YORK AND CHA IL L. sc TON
STE MSHIP LINE.
= q II N E w 70 Il TX
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

1G~sawa TBE SPLENDID sYDE-waERL.
ZIM1kaEXM STEAMSHIPS OF this Line will
AElMElHH1Y leave Adger's south Wharf, during
s.a.asssa1zasezs- the month OF April, as follows
JAMES SADGER-1URsDAY April 6, at q O'Clock M
CAAMPION-SA1URDAY April 10 at4 O'Clock M
CHARLESTON-TUEsDAY April 13, at 8 O'Clock A nj
ANaATTAN-SArURDAY,A April II. at 10 o. ciock A M
JAMES ADGER-1 UEsDAY, April 20, at Ic O'Clock M
CHAMPION--sATuRpAY, April a. at 4 O'Clock
OHARLEsTON-1UEsDAY April ~. at z O'Clock
41r Insurance can be obtained by these steamers
OF u per cent.
A1- an txtra Charge of s5 will be made to pas.
sengers purchasing Tickets on board after sailing.
41- These STEAMSHIPS have handsome and
tables are supplied with al the decaces of the New
York and Charleston markets.
For Freight Passage, apply to
JAMES aDGEN Il Co.,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay (Up.stars.
April s
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Special Notices.

sS CALIsAYA BARK.--IT Is SAID THAT
Messrs. DRAKE b o., (prop,ietors OF the PLAN
TATrON BITrLRs} are the largest importers Of
Calisaya Bark in this country. and that with the ex
cepton of occasional SALE all they import is used
In the compoundtug Of their celebrated PLANTA-
TON BIIThR>.-to which they undoubtedly are
Indebted tor their wonderful healtk-restoring pro-
perties. As tonic and appetizer they are not
passed, and We cheerfuly recommend them. All
hrst-clsss druggists Neep them for sale.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SEperior to the best imported
German Cologne. ana .old n. halt the price.
Apr1l 10 tufhsa
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70 "O1~ AhOO Z UIN1NhE,
April III tuths3 Secretary @. r. q

a@A CARD FROM MR. GEORGE CRU
BER.-To MY FRIENDS It is with extreme regret
that announce to my friends and patrons that cir
cumstances beyond my control compelled me to dis.
continue my business at the old stand of NJ NJ PoR-
TER & Co., No. 236 Kin9-street. II IN akng this
announcement beg to tender my sincere thanks
for their liberal patronage and support, and trust
that in my new p0siuon they will extend the Same
Hoerality. My limited capital together with losses
OF the past three years. impaired my credit to such
an extent that 1t difficult keep up gu ppy of
goods without paying exorota tant prices. and was
fast losing my health, business friends In this
extremity appealed to Messrs WM. 8. CORWIN &
CO., and the hberality which so characterizes that
hrm was at once extended to me. and am now en-
abled to Offer better Inducements. Their extensive
capital and experience permits them offer finer
class of goods at about the prices had to pay par
dcularly in reas, Champagnes. Clarets Branlies,
&c. The combined effors OF my self and former
partner. MIR. JAMES 8. MARLIN, will be 10 please
you, and we respectfully solicit q continuance Of
your patronage; and we pledge ourselves give our
personal and prompt atten'io ion to such. Again
thanking you for pact iavorsand indugencies, re-
main your obedient servant,
GEO. H. GRUBER,
Care of VIM. s. CoRw1N Il Co
p No. 27j Ring-sreet,
Between Wentworth aud Beaufatn
April Ia wrmo And opposite Hasel- -oroot.
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FOR LlVEAkPOuL.

CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP,
LINE.
>x.f~kssua THE First CLASS IRON SCREW
INMAw$~T Steamship nj L L A. HRNRY
<k>lEMlNXdH~ PEACE Commander, Is now ready
to receive Freight tor The above port
to sail on or about 10th OF April
For Freight engagements. applyto
RObERT MCRE CO.,
Boyce's Wharf.
a&- Risks taken by this vessel at avs-ephths
l1b) per cent March 26
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aa- German Friendly Society.-T h Q
members Of this Society are respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral Of General JOHN SCHNIERLE.
ex-President This A,onNINa, at Ten O'Clock at his
late residence, No. as Pitt-street.
April l6 JOEN A RTTIM Socrotarv
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THE ALAB.AMA CLAIMS.

SUMNER DENouNoEs ENGLAND IN THE SENATE
CHANDLER AND FEssENDEN RALLY ROUND TEE
FLAG.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-Chandler and Nor
ton, it now appears, desired to have the debate
on the Ala oama treaty yesterday with open
doors, but in this they failed.
Sumner made a two hours speech, in the
course Of which he said that England should
be called upon to admit that she was in the
wrong in recognizing the Confederates as bel
ligerents. He said that the rebel cruisers were
Ssit in British ports. equipped with British
armaments, and manned with British se,men.
They went to sea under British colors, were shell
tered and provided with stores in ports cfbrit sh
Stands and colonies, and though we'll known to
have first escaped to sea in violation OF Eng.
lands neutrality laws, we're permitted by British
vessels of war to pursue their career OF destruc-
stion without molestatlon.
Chandler made fierce attack ON England
and her course, and expressed the belief that
there was not room enough on this continent
for any nation which had SO grossly insulted
the United States. He had long believed that
the struggle would come over Canada and he
now believed it would come in his day.
Fessenden endorsed the vieMbpf Sumner. that
treaty on this subject should rise to the full
dignity and Importance of the international
question involved, and that the nation, with o
due regard to its own honor. could not con-
slider II upon any other grounds.
THIN WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
SAVANNAH, April 14.-Weather very cold. 1t
is reported that the heavy frosts in tie inte-
riQr have materially injured the c1ops, and
made replanting necessary.
MONTGOMERY. April 14.-There was a slight
frost yesterday and o severe frost this morn
ing, which has seriously daraaged the new cot
ton and fruits, and rendering the replanting of
cotton necessary.
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SuefiQI Notices

a@ COTILLION CLUB-MEMBERs DE-
STRING invitations for strangers to the Ball. to be
given April 22. will make application to 1HEO. G..
BARKER, Esq, before SATURDAY, 18th.
HENRY l.. WILLIAMS
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HOM PAEATkA. FLOR1DA. /, ssa
VIA SAVANNAH, EERNANDINA AND JACKSON

\
VIA HAvANNAH, FHRNANDINA AND JAOKsONs
WILLIE ~
- UK1DA THE FIRST-CASS STEAM EN
~ DICTATOR. Captain WIN. T. MoNEh.
TX, VIII sail from Charleston YWosd0y Erentg
at Eight o'clock, tor the above points. tg
The first clasa Steamer OITY POINT. Captain GEo.
N. McMnxAN win ,ail from Charleston every Fri.
day Eoensn0, ai Eight O'Clock, for ABOVE points. &
Connecting with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernandins for Cedar Keys. at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobilo,.
Pensacola. Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Ladog given for Freight to Mobile.
Pensacola and New Orieans.
Connectta0 iostA H y. Hdrts asdmers Ocfascoho
tvs. Hayvis and Dsyh0ns. saf .gre
All freight USyable ON the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunse will ba stored &C ria
and expense Of owners. aA4FE
For Freight or Passage engagement I, apply To- IA
a.r ]. d. AIKEN B. CO., agents,
=. south Atlantic WbaxA
November ~ IgIs,T
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funeral Motires.

CO. The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances of General JOHN sCHNIERLE and fam.
lily. and OF Mrs. JOHN S1Ea1INa, and Mr. and Mrs.
HENRY HonLBEcK. and their respective families, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral of General
JOHN SGHNIERLE at his late residence, No. 25 Pitt.
street, THIS MORNING, at Ten O'Clock. April 16
aS- Union Kilwin ming Lodge, No. 4, a.
(. A.-You are invited to attend the Funeral SER
vices OF our late Past Master, the Hon JOHN
SCHNIERLE. at his late residence No. 28 PItt-street
at Ten O'Clock.
by ordSr OF w. M. A. e. GIBSON,
April 15 Secretary
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A9- DIR. WRIGHT'S REJUVENATING
ELIxtR, Or EssENCE or LIFE, cures General
Debility. Weakness. Hysterios iu Females, Palpta-
tion of the Heart and all Nervous Diseases 1t re-
stores new life aud vigor to the aged causing the hot
blood of youth to course tho veins, restoring the
Organs OF Generation, removing Impotency aud De-
bility. restoring Manliness aud full vQor thus prov.
ing perfect elixir Of Love-" removing steriity
and Barrenness In both sexes. To the young. mid
die aged and aged, there ls no greater boon than
this "Elixir Of Life" 1t gives q lease OF life,
causing the weak and debihtated to have renewed
strength and vigor, and the entire system to thrill
with Joy and pleasure.
Price-one bottle -; Three bottles S5.
Sold in Charleston. 8. G., by 4. H. KELLERS &
CO., A. w. ECKEL co.. g.. ". AIMAR. w. A..
SKkINE, ED. b. BURNHAM and RAOUL g. LYNAH
February l6 DAO tuthseOW8mos
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aT PUBLIC HOOLS-EXAMINATION ON
OF TEACHERs.-The REGULAR Quarterly Examlna-
ton of Candidates for the Office of Teacher in the
Public Schools will be held at tho Norm al school, St.
Philip-street, on SATURDAY, 18th instant, common.
cling at Nine O'Clock A. Nj.
Applicants are requested to be present punctually
at the appointed hour.
By order of the Board
E. MONTAGUE GRIMKE,
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H0rCHEROKEE CURE, THE GREAT IN.
DIAN lMEDICrNE. cures all d,seases caused by sell
abuse, vis:c 6perna. .orrhea, seminal Weat ness.
Night Ean,ssions Lost of Memory, Untversal Laser,
tsde Pains In tine Dacl Dlmness Of vislon, Prenns-
tuse Old age. Weak Nerves., Difficult Breathing,
rAis oountenance. Inssnity, Consumption. and all
dseases that follcw sequence OF youthful inis.
cretions. u, sss1
The CheeokeS Cure viii restore health and vigor,
stop the enisfons, and erect permanent cure after
al Other medicines have failed. ss sql
Pstos % per bottle. or thres bottes for sS Sold by
all druggists. a. miess fs7 baf n 81 Il
sold In Charleston. 9. c., by wa. RKRINE,
RAOuL i&a aLYMAH. A. w. kcKRL a CO.. ED. 81.
BURNAAM and ". III, KELLEkS 90.
Ecbruaxy16 IN bAC '4i tuthseow3noe
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A8 CHEROKEE PLUS. or FEMALE

~ CHEROKEE PILLS, OR FEMALE
REGULAIOR.-Cure Suppressed. Excessive and
Painsul Menstruation, Green sickness. Nervous and
Spinal Affections. Pains in the Back. Hysteros siok-
Headache. Giddinsss, and all diseases that spring
from irregulirtJ, by removing the cause and all the
effects that arise from It. They are perfectly safe In
all cases. except whom forbidden by directions. and
are easy to administer. as they are nicely Sugar
eoatsd. They should be In the hands OF every
Maiden. Wife and Mother in the land.
The Cherokee PILLS sold by all druggists, at 81
per boz, or SIX boxes for S5.
fold In Charleston, b. c.. by A. w. EOKEL CO.,
q. w. AIMAR. w. A. SHRINE. RAOUL & LYMAN,
ED, g. BuRNHAM and e. III. KELLkRs & co
February 10 D6C tuthseow3mos
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4@- CHARLESTON SAVINGS ms TU-
TTON-FINAL sETTLEMENT.-In accordance with
the decretaI order of the Court OF Equity. the SEQ
ond and last tnstalment OF four seventenths per
centum viii be paid on aud afer THIS DAY to depo.
Citors, at the once Of che Institution, No. 92
CHURCH-sTREEr.
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS will be specially devot-
ed to the payment CT females. Males will DO attend
Cd TO on the other week days.
The Deposit Books must be surrendered as this 10
the ANAL settlement Toe ofioe will be opened every
day tSundays exoepted) from Nine o'clock 4. M. 10
Two O'Clock p. M.. ana no payment will be made
out of business h The payments will continue
ffJt i HENRY 8. GIIGGS, ~
March 10 10 stuthl0 Tre asarec u. p. I.
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MAIL STEAN1shi. C,pm py,m
THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JApAM

H. OAIIE EOnNIA. CHlNA AND JAPAN.
UHANdR an 2AILxMo pa ravr~
sH<r~s,rsN- SIEAMLhs or lHk ABOVR
>..SassSsxSs line leave Pier No AZ. North River
AspESlkS$1H foot Of Canals street New York, at
a. ~ O'Clock noon OF tho lst 1lth and
21st Of every month except when these dates fair
on Sunday then the Saturday preceding,. =.
Departure Of 1st and 21st connect at Panama with
steamers FOR South Pscihc and Central Amer1can
ports. Those of 1st touch at MausaptlIo
Departure OF 11th OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia antS
New Zealand. .
Steamship JAPAN leaves San FrA1 cisco for China
and Japan May 4. 1869. ~
No California steamers touch at Havana, but no.,
direct from New York to Aspinwal
One hundred pounds baggage FREQ to each edu!:.
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets further information spoly
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wha2x
foot of Canal-street, North River New York. ~
March Ia lYr Z. X. RARY. ARAnf.
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FOR GEORGETOwN, 3. G.

FOR GEORGETDWN, SC. Z
rK-A THE STEAMER EMILE. CAPT.
P. c. LEWIS will receive freight TINS
DAY at South Commercial Whlrf and leave as above
TO. MORROW friday MORNING. 10th instant, at G,
O'Clock.
Returning, viii leave GEORGETOWN on MONDAY
MORNING, 10th instant, at daylight. .,.a.
All freight prepaid.
No freight received after sunset.
sHACKELFORD II KELLY. Agents, a..
No. Boyoe's Wharf.
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~ iKE ASURER'S OFFICE, MACON AND
WE>TERS RAILROAD CONPANY.-MAOON. GA,
APRIL 8, 1s69.-A Stock Dividend of THIRTY
THREE AND ONK-THIRD PER GENT. (3Sh per
cert has this day been declared out OF the earnings
that have heretofore been invested in the consruc.
ton and improvement Of the road and property of
the Company, payable on and after the 10Th day Of
May to the Stockholders of the Company, indi.
Gated by the books on the 25th day of April.
Stockholders registered on the books of the New
York Agency will receive their certificates at the
National Bank OF the Republic, New Yors all others
at the Office Of the Company at Macon, Ga.
No fractional shares will. be issued and no trans-
fers will be made after Oath April until the 18th May
MILO Z. FREEMAN,
April 13 tuths3 Secr. taCy and reasurer.