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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-25

OVERLAND FREIGHTs The San Fran
cisco Bulleti,. says that the cost of send
ing goods East from that city has not yet
been accurately ascertained. at present,
it is asserted that few tons of assorted
merchandise have been shipped from
New York to San Francisco, at about
twelve cents pound; that is, three cents
from New York to Omaha, six cents from
Omaha to Fromontory Junction, and
three cents from the Junction to San
Francisco. It is contended, however,
that these rates must be reduced, rs
within year four lines will be competing
for the transportation business East OF
Omaha; and as even now the Union Pa
cific is engaged in making table Of spe-
cial rates, reduced to one-third of the
present charges, for certain classes of
freight by the car load, shippers in San
francisco believe that within twelve
months three cents and half, cnrrelcy,
per pound. will be charged between the
Atlantic and the Pacific. = It is argued
that this rate will prove remunerntive.
since, in 1857, the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company carried -four to New York
at three cents, in ,9olds apound.
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The foreign importations at New York,
which have continued large, as compared
with last year, are again increasing. Last
week, they amounted to S6,375, ,731, of
which tea was to the value of $500, 512,
sugar 81, ,O72, 891, coffee SAG, ,857. jewel
ry $35, ,595, watches $25, ,436, (notwith-
standing the large production of the
American article,) wines SlO1, 140. In
add ition. there was the large sum OF
$242,687 for railroad iron, in spite of
"pr election" to the home article, which.
by reason of our inflated and irredecma-
BILE paper currency, we cannot manufac-
ture, it seems, cheap enough to bring
our greet natural stores Of the raw mate
rial properly into requisition.
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= BY mistake, in our issue of yesterday,
the Commencement Ball was announced
for the 2Sth inst. It should have been
for Tuesday, the Goth
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Final Notice.

A LII persons having any demands against
n the estate Of Frederick Zesterfeth, de-
ceased, will present them to the undersigned
for payment on or before the 18th day OF July
A. ID. 1869. w. STEIGLITZ.
June l6 We Adminiatratnr
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THE "GLoRIoUR FOURTH. The 4th
of July coming upon Sunday. presents
the election for its observance between
Saturday or Monday-a day sooner or
later. 1t is a holiday, and the choice
between these days should bo considered
by the convenience and comfort en-
braced. We have understood that the
general impression is in favor of Satur-
day-thus allowing the following day to
rest, and recover from the fatigues at
tendant upon the pursuit of pleasure.
This arrangement, it is presumed, will
be congenial to the working men, from
the reasons alleged above, and that COM
mon indisposition to return to labor i'm
mediately upon the heels of q senson Of
recreation and pleasure. We are told
that the freedmen have selected Saturday
for their celebrations selection which
is best for the farmers. as it only involves
the loss of one day, at q season when
labor is specially valuable. The PHOENIX
having adopted these views, will accept
Saturday rs the day, and celebrate it ac-
cordin2ly.
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Payment Of Interest.

Payment of Interest.
OFFICE COLUMBIA .N AUGUSTA r. r. CO.,
| COLUMBIA, :. C.. June 23, 1863
fHNHE COUPONS of this Company, due July
l, 1869, will be paid tless Government tax)
on and after that date, at the National City
Bank, New York, Carolina National Bank,
Columbia, s. c., and First National Bank,
Charlotte, n. q. G. H. MANSON,
June 70 lO Trcasurer.
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Jim Mayrant requests us to inform his
old scholars, and all who arc fond of
tripping the light fantastic" that he
will give n soiree at the Independent
Firemen's Hall, on Tuesday evening
next, June 90 Jim is fully entitled to
the patronage which he has always re-
ceived.
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To Rent.

To Rent.
60. FOUR PLEASANT ROOMS and
I'M KITCHEN. in a very desirable part of
3slHL the city, suitable for small or moderate
sized family. Inquire at this office.
June 13 mw4*
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Irish Potatoes.
Ok BARRELS NEW POTATOES. IN fine
IO order. For sale very low, for cash.
E1Iune24 K. x Il. d. HOPE.
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MIR. j. B. Brown informs us that an
attempt was made night or two ago by
negro, to outrage Mrs. Mary S. Smith,
widow, who, with her little son, lives
on Big Cedar Greek, in Fairfield County,
about six miles from Doko. Mrs. Smith
was aroused by voice calling to her,
and stating that her aunt, who lives some
distance up the road, was about to die.
She got up, opened the door and looked
ont, when an unknown negro seized her
and attempted to commit rape on her
person. She resisted, when he cursed her,
and taking up handful of earth, forced
it into her mouth, to stop her cries. A
freedman who lives near, overhearing
the unusual noise, ran to her assistance.
when the intruder disappeared. These
Infamous attempts are becoming SO fire.
quent, that the use of the pistol or gun
will necessarily become general
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-June 24.-Nicker-
son House.-John Girardean, Charleston
Cadet E. p. Hammett, X. Nj. M. School,
Yorkville; W. G. Patterson, Jr., Phila
delphia, Pa; Capt. J. s. Coles, Augusta,
Ga; j. 81. Covington, Baltimore, Md.
F. l.. Anderson and wife, Spartanburg;
Hezekiah johnson, Marion District;
Miss M. Scho6eld, Philadelphia. Pa; j.
IL. Gay, Cedar Head; B. s. Hayes. Lex
ington.
Columbia Hotel.-W. Rosenberg, Jo-
seph Lucks, Chester; Charles Buumon,
L. b. Symmes, b. G. Yoonm, City; j.
Hayman, Il. DeBerry, s. c.; Erastus w.
Everson, Barnwell
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A few copies of the Sack and Destruc-
tion Of Columbia can be obtained at the
Phenir Office. Price twenty-five cents.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. s.-Attention is
called to the following ertisements,
published the first time this mernlng:
Commencement of Ursuline Institute.
Stall No. Slime Beef. t',.
P. Cantwell-Pig Hams, sc. r.'
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MERCANTILE PRINTING. ALL kinds Of
mercantile printing, such as circulars,
letter heads, cards, bill heads, state
ments, &C., for counting-rooms and
Offices, promptly attonted to ut the Pho
mic job Office.
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to vote, will, under the operations of the
fourteenth amendment to the Constitu-
ton, have the number of their Repre-
sentatives reduced.
HOMESTEAD ExEMpr1oN-Judge Orr,
at Greenville, has sustained the constitu-
tionality of the homestead law, even as
against pre5existing liens. He also de-
cides that the homestead must include a
dwelling house, and that such dwelling
must not be of greater value than
emption.
(. DEATH OF AN OcToGENAR1AN j Jesse
Hammett, citizen of this District, who
lived in the neighborhood of Cowpens
battle-ground; died ut his residence,
about the 14th instant, in the eighty
fourth year of his age.
Carolina Spartan.
Tn Havana, u soldier of the engineer
corps killed his sweetheart, aged only
seventeen, her mother and her two sis
ters, in a fit Of passion caused by the re-
fusal of the matrimonial bonds, which
be proposed, and then quietly surren-
dered himself to the police authorities.
An unhappy husband in New York,
after being stabbed by his wife's para
mour, sat down and ate oil the strawber-
ries and cream on the table, set fire to
the house, and then went to the police
station and preferred q complaint.
Middle Georgia exchanges report crops
of all kinds GROWN" off finely, and pro-
missing well. They have had good rains
and hot suns for the last ten days.
Wheat is being harvested, and turns out
well, both in quantity and quality
CHINA.-It is reported that twenty
nine articles embodying highly impor-
tant concessions are to be added to the
text of the Burlingame treaty. These
arc intended to afford greater protection
and commercial facilities to foreigners.
a negro man died in Wilmington, N.
c., a day or two ago, from the sting Of q
spider.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-31

The steamer Commerce. has been armed
and fitted out rs gunboat, and to-day sailed
for Oardenas to intercept the expedition which
is expected from Nassau.
The report published in the city few days
ago, that heavy battle had been fought be-
tween the troops under General Puelo and the
insurgents, in the eastern department., at some
point on the road from Remedies to Moron, is
untrue. There was only slight skirmish be-
tween the Spanish troops and eight hundred
insurgents.
Captain-General Dulcc has appointed Mi
rano to be Governor of Trinidad, in place of
Palmo.
Intelligence has been received from Sagua
that party of young Cubans organized them
selves iuo military company, with the intcn-
ton OF joining the insurgents. but were be-
trayed by one of their number, and all, includ-
ing Moduro, their reported leader, we're I'M
prisoned.
HAVANA, March 30.-Blez of San Domingo,
has forbidden organizations in aid Of the
Cuban rebellion.
Official accounts report marked government
successes. An exchange of shots between pat
rolls and C1bans in Cardeuas, resulted in two
Cubans L ing killed, several wounded, and six
captured.
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CUBANdFFILRS.

WRECK OF THE VIRGINIA RIcE-srEAMER SEIZED
R REBEL PASSENGERS. WHO PUT TIE OTHER
PASSENGERS AND THE CREW ASHORE ON A DEs-
ERT 1sLAHD-sPANIsH MAS-oF-wAR GOES IN
PuRsuTT--NEw GCNBoAT-BATTLE CONTRA
p1orEp-YoUNa CUBAN REBELS BtTRAlED AND
IMPRISONED.
HAVANA, March 26.-The schooner Virginia
Price, from Manzanilo for New York, with luu.-
Der, was wrecked Saturday on the Jardinalios
Reefs. and became total loss. Tho crew were
saved.
The steamer Comanditario, the regular
packet between Havana and CardeDas, left this
port on Tuesday evening last for her regular
trip to Cardenas, carrying about forty passen-
gers. Nothing was heard of the steamer after
wards until to-day, and fears were entertained
ior her safety. The nd@s received tonight,
however, announces hat several of he passen-
gers of this steamer who had lately been pris-
oners in Fort Cabanos, threatened the crew,
took possession of the steamer, and dlsem-
barked the lady passengers, portion OF the
crew and the captain at RoEues' Key, near Car
denas. The Comanditario then proceeded, it
is supposed, to Nassau, n. p. The disem-
berked crew and pas ,engers were subsequently
taken up at Rogues' Key and carried to Carde-
mas. She carried ono days supply Of coal.
Vessels which arrived to-day report seeing tho
Comanditario off stlrup Keys under sail.
Others report seeing her anchored of Bahamas
Banks, one hundred milos from Nassau. A
spanish man-of-war has gone in pursuit of her
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THE COLUMBIA HorsL.-Major Davis new
building Is rapidly advancing towards compile
tion. aud will be ono of The handsomest edi.
fces in Columbia. Although not originally in-
tended for q holel, the interior hos been 30
altered and arranged as TO suit the purpose
admirably. 1t is three stories bIgn-tho
front being painted Ill imi'aton OF granite.
Thcro arc three wings in he rear. aud all
the r~oms arc large and airy. The main
entrance is in the centre OF the building,
ON the first floor. The Office is commo-
dlous, and il hankcd on either side by
smoking and roaIlng Iooni; wIilc in the
rear are b;lliard-rooR or Qpq eide, Nng b le-
eage and wasil.rooms, bar anc DarO'r shops on
the other. The main stairway springs rom
tho north sid, Of the Office and continues 10
tho third Htory-tho "tread" very broad ana
easy MANY OF the apartments are ARRANGED
en- su,le for the accommodation OF Families
rhe ladies' entrance leads directly 10 tho
| second floor. On :hs lett of the stairway are
the pallors with sliding doors between. Ihe
dIning-room ls also On the second lor. ana IS
eighty feet long by over twenty-five IN
width, With eight or ten wlniows-a caplIai
room for o shop" Us we'll as Tor eating pur-
noses. A few feet from the dinin5 5-rotm ls the
Kitchen: which has two dOors-to facilitate the
cutrunco and cgress of the walters. Inc
kitchen will contain a monster range. with o
heating apparatus, capab.o or holding one hun
drcd and fifty gallons OF water-from which
steam will be supplied to the heaters on the
carving table; pipes will also convey hot Water
to the wash-ruum. There are CRATES and eas
burners in nearly every room-about sevel
IN number, 10 which addilious will likely bt
m de in the fall Messrs. German & Baden
hop. OF Charleston, arc the lessees-both o
them, We believe, experienced hotelites. Th'
hotel. It is thought, will be inaugnrated abou
:he middle Of April Columbia Ph9n'T.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

CONGRESSIONAL PRocEEDrNas-NEw N1oKEL COZ;
-EousE RESOLVES TO ADJOURN APRIL GREED,
OF ecUTH CAROLINA, REPORTED DISQUALIFIED
GRANT RECOVER ID.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-IN THE HOUSE, the
bll authorizing one, threeanl five cent nickel,
WIS passed.
The Tenure-of-ofice bill came from the
motion TO concur with the Senate amendment
was lost by vote of 60 to LOG. Finally confer
ence was agreed to, consisting on the part OF
the House Of Butler, Washburne, of Wisconsin,
and Bingham.
A resolution to adjourn on the 9th of April
was adopted.
The Election Committee reported Reed,
elected from the Third South Carolina District,
as incapable to take the test oath. The MINOR
ity reported bill removing Reeds disabilities,
which was referred to the Reconstruction
Committee.
A bridge over the Ohio, at Paducah, Of four
hundred feet span, was authorized.
Ebi,l extending the time for the withdrawal
of whiskey from bond to the 10th April, was
lost. The House then adjourned.
In THE SENATE, there was an Intellectual at
tempt to pass the House bill granting the
right OF way to the Memphis and Ell Paso Rail
road.
The Currency bill was discussed to the ad-
journment.
Grant mas recovered. There was full and
long Cabinet meeting.
The only nomination to-day was c. s. Ham,
ilton, Marshal for Wisconsin.
Th debt statement will show but slight
dscrease, owing to the large pension disburse-
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RITUALISM IN NEW YORK.
from the Tribune of Saturday.

The Rltualistic section OF the Episcopal
Church vics with the Roman communion in
its rigid observance OF the solemnlties OF GOOD
Friday. The casual and uninitlated visitor to
st. Adams would &C trcely havc recognized the
interior OF that little church had he been pre-
| cent at the services which we're held in 1t yes
terday. The general appearance Of the chan
eel and sanctuary was of that sombre charac-
ter befittlng 30 solemn an occasion, and was
certainly credltable to the good taste OF those
to whom the arrangement was entrusted. The
entire reredos was covered With black drapery,
or the centre Of which plain violet silk cross
was worked with great effect. The lights OF the
last window were blocked out and covered with
black stuff, and thus, shutting out the light,
threw suitable gloom over the sanctuary.
Long festoons of black drapery were also hung
from all the cross beams of the chancel and
roof The latter was vested in plain black
frontal, the nails and crown Of thorns being
embroidered in white IN the centre. The altar
cross tho altar lights. flower vases. tapersticks
and branches were all removed nom tne altar
shelf. The entire pulpit, the lectern, fald stool
and choir stalls were also appropriately draped
in black. The congregation began to arrive
early, and by the hour OF service the benches
in the body Of the church were crowded with
worshi .pers. whose devotional demeanor was
most marked, aud must have been very gatity-
ing to Father Morrill,, the rector, whose efforts,
Catholicism in the Episcopal Church, have
been uuceasDg, and would rather seem to
gather strength from opposition. At 9 A. III.
the procession entered the church in silence
which contrasted strangely with the joyous
hymus which thoy generally sing as they SLOW
ly wend their way to their seats in the ohancel
Father Morrill, wearing magnificent black
robe. the GLOSS on he back Of which. the Or
phreys and the morse we1e OF very rich silver
dlapereG work. Fatier Noyes sang the Oaico
and the Litany. Father Hines reading the
lessons. The service Of the Reproaches was
then sung by the choir, the three priests and
the acolytes standing before the altar. The
Miss Sicc, was read by Father Morrill,. after
which Father Moves proceeded to the pulpit
and delivered a very earnest and eloquent ad-
dress on the Journey to Calvary" At half
past 12 P. NJ, Father Morrill, proceeded to the
pulpit, and The service Of the Three Hours
agony commenced. Taxing the seven last
words uttered by the Saviour on the cross
separately. he gave an address of about quar-
ter OF an hou- ON each of them. A prayer was
then off ;rcd followed for time by private
meditation. amid the most profound silence.
A bymu was sung between each address, This
service was OF the most impressive character,
and was most devoutly shared in by the con-
gregatiun. Evensong was sung by Father
Moves q, 8 P. NJ, the sermoa beng preached
BY Father Mines OIL the Offering up OF Isaac as
a tvpc of fhr Savinur
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HORRIBLE MuRDEs.-On last Thursday, the
bed; ot G VII TO man was found in thlcket,
q ,ove Elllolts old mill. about three miles from
town, which, upon examination, was found to
be Burwril Hilton. The deceased WAS from
Lancas, er. South Carolina. aud, at the time of
h,s death, was employed ut the mill. 1t ID
sr,bross1 NO was Iii Cd With an axe, in the
hapse and the bo Y taken out for conceal
% ment. the Obj ;ct Of the foul deed S:s to e.t
his T money aud clothes. Hs lad about Linn
some i.ty-tw, d3llars III silver and greenbacks.
The top Of his head was knocked of and seSe-
raj holes Though his body, made BY pistol OF
gun. he Was alone at the time the murder
was committed. One negro boy has been
commit. ed 10 Jail as either p1inc pal or acces.
sorry, and tue officers OF the law are IN pursuit
South Carolina. Charlotte IN. G.) Times.
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The famous Monthyon Prize OF Vir ue will
this year be bestowed III France upon young
governess who. with astonishing sc f-aonogs'
Ilon, supp orted out of her scanty wages ana
the proceeds OF her nocturnal tolls as waiter
for the press, q step-nother, who, during her
childhood, had treated her with extreme cru
c!ty. The report OF tho committee which
awards the Non th. on Prize OF Virtue says in
regard 20 this remarkable young lady: "Such
an cx.mpe OF self-abnegatlon has never be-
T ,rc been Brought to our notice, and never be.
lore have we recommended u candidate for the
reward OF virtue With NOR. heartfelt satisfaction
aud profound cmoioa thaa thus anScse crea-
tire"
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EASTER CHURCH. ELECTIONS.
sr. pAUL's oHURoH. RADo1IFFEBoRo'.

ST. PAUL's CHURCH, RADoLFFEBoRo'.
Vestrymen-Wm. L. Trenholm. Colonel
Thomas Y. Simons, General James Simous, j.
T.. Honour, Thomas NJ. Hanckel. c. K. Brews-
ter, Jos. D. Aiken. Wardens-Wm. T. Wraeg,
II. D., Francis s. Holmes.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH, FLORENCE.
vestrymen- John II. Gaillard. Edward H.
Lucas, Marion B. Lucas, S. Horace Melllchamp,
Charles s. Pnrcher. Wardeps-S A. Robert
son, JOS g.. Johnson. Delegates to CoDven-
AIterpates s. H. Melllchamp, Esq, Edward
H. Lucas, Esq. .-..-----.--.--.---
Yestrymen-Fredericl1 A. Ford, Chairman;
Otis J. Chafee, DAM. ii. Kemme, DR.. VIM. F..
Percival, William Gregg. Wardens-Henry
W. Rlvenel, Benjamin NJ. Walpole.
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%THE TRYING SEASON.-THE
searching Winds the cold, drzzinR rains, the heavy
focs and occasional warm and moist days Of aroh,
render it. upon the whole the n,oss unhealthy month
of the year. Its depressing influences are especially
unfavorable to invsida, and thousaods OF persons
with feeble constitutions, who have borne the WIN
Ter bravely break down in the first month ofspring
The yiriatlons of temperature aHd co.d east WHO'S
are serious trial to The dyspeptc and oiiious'
whose symptoms they invariably agSraVafe. Inter-
ment fever is also rife wherever there ls eVoiVaoie
poison in the water or the SOIL To enable tho sys-
fem to combat these evils, there ia nothing Ike
good vegetable tonic. and among this class OF medi-
rines uOSrEITtR'S STOMACH BITTERS stand
supreme. Medical mon prescribe 1t In preference to
any of the ionic preparations Of the pharm acor eia
They arc aware that the ordinary tnc.ures and eI-
tracts are all sed upon cheap alcohol. which is sur
charged with acrd essential oil, and absolutely
poisonous. They know, op the other hand, that the
rectlfed essence OF the finest rye grown IN TINS
country is the role spirituous ingredient OF Hoo-
LETTERS BIrrER5 and that The vegetable me-
diciual elements oil which 1t Is composed OF rare
eGica ~ Hence it has the confidence OF phys'c'ans
ald finds its way into hospitals where no otner pro-
prietary medciuc ID sanctioned.
A course of III, DIfTERS Is especia ly recon-
mendel 10 persons OF delcate h1bits of both sexea,
at Ibis SEASON. In the fever ami aguc districts of The
Wast and SOUTH quiuine his been almost uuiver.
saly discarded as cho'ogosus, and this invaluable
antdotc to malarious disorders ad pte In les etead
A doube gaiu is realized by the change, Tor the
sitters unlike that dange ous alkaoid, are agreeable
to tho raa'e and their curative effect Is much more
permanent D&o aLatcu -
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EUROPE.
osuNoUs FRENCH ORDER.

PAlus, March 30.-Of6cers and privates OF
the army, absent on leave, have been order
ed to rejoin their commands on the first of
April.
New YORK, March 30.-A London special to
the Herald says: "Advices received from Ma
drid announce that it is almost certain that
the Duke Montpenser will be proclaimed King
Of Spain. It is further stated that he will
arrive in Madrid within fortnight on the IRON
clad Victoria, now lying in the harbor OF
Lisbon.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

A fire among the steamboats, at st. Louis
yesterday caused loss of $3.50 600.
The Supreme Court OF New York has order
cd the Sheriff to break open the safe of the
Union Pacific Railroad to get their books and
papers.
The case of Governor Welles and others, ac'
cused Of purloining letters from the postofice
came up before the United States Commissions
or at Richmond yesterday, and all the parties
were discharged.
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CBANGE OF SCHEDULE.
INLAND RUUIE-nNLY TWO AND A HALF
hour AT SEA.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESl ON AND sAYANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE
rf~AA THE s1kADBR PILOT BOY, CAP-
.sslsSs-1EEsH.sTAIN FENs PrcK. VII leave Accom-
modaton Wharf ev ry MONDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ro at o'clock, touching al au OFT only;
returr NC leave .avannah TUESDAY, and SATURDAY,
at O'Clock A. NJ, making the trip even hours.
Tho steamer F,NNIE .aptaln oAIn Will leave
touching at tdisto Chisolm's LANDING and Hilton
lead; retur-i- leave Savannah every FRIDAY, at
O'Clock n, LvuchnQ at the above landinga
Will touoh at IuHton on the second 1HuRaDAY m
every moIh, going and le urring.
Foi Freight Or Passage apply to
jO6N FERGUSON,
MARCH ls Accommodation Wharf,