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Il have q great ear. a wonderful ear
said conccited musician in the course of
conversation. 80 has a jackass I" replied
q bYstander.
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-"As IN being corhcted with the govt"
said Mrs Darlington. high living don't bring
it on. it Is ircnhercnt in some families. and
is handed down from father to son Mr..
Hammer poor soul who has been so long i'll
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mother
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GREAT BARGAINS!

GREAT BARGAINS can be had by calling the
Browns C0nfcctionery' In order to ma Ike room for
Spring Goods, I will make deduction of 30 per
cent. all nay goods commencing on January e.
1870. Ladies Furs S5-worth 81; Siberian SOUR
rel : 6 so worth ) 10; Ch!dren's So 50-woTth
S5 sc Double " hitc Blankets Sl-worth So,
fucr grades in propo' ton. have also on hand a
large ztoci. of Domestic and Wooden Goods. Call
and ses my yard wide French Merinos at so cents
per yard-worth 75c, ana all other goods in pro-
portion a complete stock of
GENTS " Z r,
In II it's bra nchrs from Working Suit at 81 to
Fine Dress Suit at $50. Over Goats from So 81 to
$50. Over and Under Shirts, Hats and Caps.
Trunks and Valiscs and n great many other goods
such : Notions and Fancy Goods too numerous
TO mention. Call and see. No trouble to show
roods J GOLDSMITH,
Jan. H. 1870. Opposite Gustav Browns.
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BUY WHERE you GET CHEAPEST

1T is aIways important to study economy, but
i more at the present time, u hen everybody is
trying get the beet article and the larges amount
for the lea-t money expended. Therefore, all ~ho
want to get the cheap est and beat
ACCO. CIGARS, &C,
should go 90 J. B HAINES', next door 10 Aisquith
& washiu stons Dug Store. Cha rlesto n and
ami ne CT the largest and fnsst assortuients of
CIGARS. CHEWING AND SMOKING
TOBACCO, PIPES 81 STATION cry,
he has ever offered the public The following is in
pa rt the brands and prices of Chewing Tobacco:
Marshall Brand, so cts.
Pride OF Virgins, Cbest in market) 80
SwanzOn POuuds, 40
Big ut, (v-r be=r,) 20
DARK, (veTy best,) 80
NubIe's Bright, 30
Common Navy Tobacco. Is
Fine Cut Chewing in Foil,
Also the largest md finest stock of CIGARS made,
and the Target and finest assortment Of Pipes that
has ever been brought to the town. large stock
of Stationery. Writing Paper. Envelopes, Pens,
Ink and Lead Pencils.
rs ALWAYS on hand all the Leading Daily, Tri-
Weekly and Weekly Papers: Lady's Books, Mag
azines and Novels, and any Book or Magazine not
on hand will be ordered in two days' notice, and
cold at the publishers price. J. B. H.
November 2, 1869.
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FASHIONS ! FASHIONS F.!

Mrs. MARY C.TAYLORrespectfuliy announces
w to the Ladies' of Cha rIeston that che has just
returned from Baltimore with the latest Patternstor
FALL AND WINTER DRESSES,
CIoaks, Talmas, &C., of every variety. She re.
speCt!ul!y asks call from the ladies' Cutting and
Fitting done upon reasonable terms: Patterns Tor
sae. Stamping and PiDking done also
November is, 1869.
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MILLER & SMITH.
DEALERS IN
STOVES, TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE,
CHARLESTowN w. VA.

VXrE have just received, and are now offering for
Wv sale the most reasonable terms, one of the
largest and best selected asso-tments OF
- TO " R -
ever before presented the people of the county
The stock embraces all the atest and most improved
styles, among which may be found
E'THE BALTIMORE PARLOR HEATERS, and
illuminating Gas Burner,' for heating one q more
rooms the INDEPENDENTLY a self feedir g
Base Burning Coal Stove, for dwellings, halls or
offices; the ORIENTAL just now much public
favor Paror or Dining Room Coo k, for wood or
coal the " Rink Egg Stove, superior article; all
other Parlor, Air Tight. and Ten plate Stoves; the
improved CONSTITUTION COOK, for wood ar
coal; the Sentinel, with extension top, for wood
coal; the Olive Branch and Wyona, both OF which
are very superior cook.
In short their assortment is comp etc that all
they ask is inspection from those in want. conf.
dent to please both to price and style. Also on
hand, a large and general assortment of
TIN AND SHEkT-IR0N WARE.
plain and fancy, and of the latest patterns
Those wishing 10 procure very superior Iron
Force Pump, can inspect the same at the Shop, or
at the residence of Mr. Ed. Williams
h3- Terms CASH in all cases, unless special agree
ment to the contrary.
ROOFING, SCOUTING, &C.,
done usual at the shortest notice and in the best
manner. Thankful to the pubic for the liberal en-
enlargement in past a continuance Is respect
fully collected. MILLER d SMITH.
October l9, 1869.
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FOR THE CASH!

FTER year at the credit business have de-
a termined TO aba ndop If, and will, commencing
from January Ist 1870, dispose OF goods for CASH.
except to those who have paid me regularly at the
expiration thirty days. hope none VIII IA ke Of
fence but under no circumstances will the above be
deViated from. w d MASON
January 4, 1870
ohio Griudstones and Delaware Corn Shellers,
" for sale by mcCURDF DUKE
December Z, 1863.
ITAsHTI, Mia. Evans last Novel. Just published,
for sale by w. S. MASON.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

THE WREATH OF EGLANTINE, and other
Poems, Edited and in par: Composed by DANIEL
ira heveicd boards. Printed on fine tinted paper
and Handsomely illustrated by DAVID E. HRNDRR-
Of Gjr1iDia
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Old men are moved down, but babies
are Graded.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE,

MY STORE HOUSE, STOCK OF GOODS, and
Ifl the Business winch has been suecessfuliy con-
Quoted for wears in BoonsborO', W Arlington coun-
~ MarvIand. for a small FARM. well improved,
In the Valley Of Virginia. Persons wishing to ma ke
such an exchange, will please ma &c immediate aP-
pIication to me. j. HOhlNE "EAsI-
Rn,nahoro. September %, 1853.
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TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHEsTER AM POTOMAC R. R.
TIME TABLE.
TRAlss Gorxe wEsr.


Leave EarPssAs Ferry att 90. S SIS a NJ. so NJ.
Leave Shenandoah at O4,S So NJ and 81 P NJ.
Leave keyes' Switch att II IS ~ A NJ and - p M.
Leave BalltOWn at 70, 80 A Nand I IS P NJ Il
Leave ChAriestOwn All a 9 o. u and I SO p u.
Leave Cameron's at o., Is A NJ and 10 NJ.
Leave summit Point at 20, GA NJ and q P NJ.
Leave Vaudeville at -, 9 30 MRnd IS p NJ.
Leave sfesSssOzsB Bridge a. ; 60 3 IS A NJ - ~.
Leave StePhenson's ~ 3 o., - 81 A NJ and ~ NJ.
Arrive At Winchester IS, 10 O5 n, 90 N.
TRAINS GoiSs EAST.
Leave Winchester at 10 so A n and 3 IS NJ
Leave Stephens0n's at u on A ~ and ; So NJ.
Leave opeq1on Bridge at IL IL NJ and Z - NJ
Leave Vaudeville at IL is A n and 4 10 p II.
Leave Summit Point ~ - A NJ and IS p NJ.
Leave Cameron at II 40 NJ and 4 IS NJ
Leave CharlestOwn at IL 81 A NJ and 5 IL p NJ.
Leave HalltOw AT ~ o. n and - NJ
Leave Keyes' Switch al - 0S 81 and a PM
Leave Shenandoah At II 10 NJ and S IS NJ
Arrive st HarPer's Ferry y 20 P NJ and 90 P NJ.
The last Passenger Train East, due st ChaEIes-
town at II, will run In advance OF time Is min-
utes, to connect with the Cincinnati ExpIcss
East, which leaves HarPeT's Ferry at 20 Gaily
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.wuRETTT9
THE CELEBRATED

Can enter at any time. as there are VACATIONS
Special individual instruction to all Students.
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yENIMBERLAKE, YOUNG & co IS Cloths, CASH
/ uleres. Linseys, FIannels, Blankets, St cking
Yarn, &c for saie at Fa tory prices Also. Sta
tiUaery. Elrosia Cigars, Smoking and Chewing To.
baCco, wall Paper, new style Window Shades, III
al Baltimore prices
November 9. 1869. Opposite Carter House.
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Hot, 10 get Pqtents.-A pamphIe of Patent Law
and instruction to Inventors sent free.
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The standard of Business Writing is adopted and
taught in its purity at this Institution, by
one of the ncst experienced and
cessfu teachers VI Business and
Ornamental PENN nEhip
in the country.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-01

FRESH GARDEN, FLOWER, FRUIT,
Herb, Tree, Shrub and Eveyyreen Seeds,
tcih directions for culture, pr,pdd by
mail. The most complete and jn-
dicious assortment an Me cOun-
try. Agents 'eGmted.
. < SORTS of either for 90; prepaid by mail.
< - Also Small Fruits, Plants. Bulbs. al the
Potatoes, &c, prepaid by mail. Tbs. Early Rose
PotSto prepaid for 100. ConoveI = CoIOssHI As
paragus, So per TO; S25 per 1000 prepaid. New
hardy fragrant ever blooming Japan Honeysuckle.
80 cts each, prepaid. True Cape Cod Crsnberry,
paid with directions. Priced Catalogue to any ad-
dress gratis alsU trade list. Seeds Commission.
b NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries md Seed
Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Established in le42.
December 81, lS69-4m.
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TIMING ESTABLISHMENT.
WOOD FGR SALE.

" UUD
tIORTY CORDS OF best Oak Wood for sale, de-
L Iiycrcd at any limo, fa. the money. w
TRUSSELL II LUCAS.
December 81 lSG9-tf
UNITING COTTON.-The bcs. quality OF
II Bleached, Unbleached and Mixed Knitting
Cotton. for salc by -,,,
Jan. IS, $50 KEARSLEY & SHEERER.
FNORSETS-Every size, White and Colored. Of
= the beat quality yysr-antcd Whiiebrnc-iUst
received by KEARSLET & SHEERER.
quo Griudstoues, all sizes, for saIe by
~ Feb. l. McCURDY s DUKE.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
N IMPROVED GEISER THRESHING
season and is in perfect condition Will be sold
a credit Of six months, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security. For informa ion apply
at This OFFlCE.
lime % 1s6e-tf
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PaSSenGerS.


Per British steamship Aragon, from Liverpool
Rigdon, Louis POllOrce, Jean POllorce, August
Bona, Edward Robinson, John Robinson, wife
and children.
Per steamship Saragossa, from New York-C
Curtis, DUluil, Florist, Mendcz and vile,
lr Adams, Hurst, II Goodscll, j Under
wood, NJ Campbell, S Martin.
Per steamship Champion, for New York
J l. Jackson, Aldrich, Fl Spear, ] POtl, E Fins.
low, G Mack Hawkins, Kearney, ana
OH deck.
Savannah and Bcaufort-E II Marshall and 10 on
deck.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka, via JACK
sonvle. Fernandiua and Savannah-J Fleln!
ing, w Ii Benedict, y Burwell, Mrs. Davis, Mrs
Craigg Miss Hullwinkle, Mrs Npson, Mr. Shu.
man, MIR Stow, Capt ShacEford, G N Grover, T
l. Foorke Masters. Hanson, ID Mitchell Mr.
Dupree, John Richardson, y Touke, Mr Altao and
wife, Mr.. Hudson, ] Z Hazard, John u DeYens.
MIR Steward, Mr. Watson, K Ii Owen, A Spc::r,,
3 Fuller AMI Is on deck.
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Rosson Market,

BOSTON, January 5.-CorrEE.-The g!arecs
continues very quie. and no sales Of Importance.
Java has been scilin., ut 2ah.a2Sisc gold, III bags
and puckets and RIO at ljalSc PEI 10. The Stcck
is 54iS bags and %, ,000 pockets.
COrToN-There Is i little better feeling ior COZ
ton. but demand continues moderate. Ihe Saes
have been 1T 237iu2IEc for ordinary. 2IG9a.1:tc &
for good ordinary, 25a2jlsc for low nliddiius 20
aoCc for middling, Including upland ana Guli
Thc market closes Erm at these prices. StocH
2UO0 bales.
DoMEsTICs--Thc demand for cottons have rot
been very active since our last, but all desirable
STYLES are held nrm with reduced STOCK III the
hands Of manufacturers. WOnlens arc in mode
rate demand but we look for al Improvement as
soon as The active spring trade commences. Prlces
OF both wunllens and cottons are sill! quite lOw
GUNNY BAGS.-Thc market continues very qui
and prices are nOninally l61sali &c Tor lsht ana
heavy bags, with some sales III New York IN this
I;tJSNY CLoTH-Thcre have been sales OF no
bales in Dontl at lOhc. gold and 600 bales Borneo
to arrive, at lhc, gold.
NAVAL SroREs.Sln spirits Of tnrpentine the
sales have been confined to small lots at 46@ 47l5e
per gallon. In tar, roSln, ami pitch nothing oi
auy consequence has been done.
RICE-The market is quiet, With small sales OF
Carolina at 7'1@7H per 10.
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A Ballad OF the Period.
P A r T ] Z.

PART /.
The auld wife sat at her ivied door
Butter and eggs and pound OF cneesc,l
thing she had frequently done before;
And her Knitting reposeu Oh her aprohea hHces'
The piper he pipea on the hill top high
(Bntter aud eggs and pound OF chcese0
Til the COW said, al die" ana lhe goose asAco
why ~ ,,
And the dog said nothing, but searched for heas.
The farmer he strobe through the din: farmyard
Butter and eggs and pound oI cneese3
HIS last brew vi cider had turned out hard
The conn, c,on Of which with the plot one secs.
The farmers daughter hath frank blue eyes
tBurter and eggs and pound OF cheeSeD
She hears the roOk cav in the WINDY SKIES,
As she sits at the lattice and Shells her peas.
The farmers daughter hath ripe red lips
Butter and eggs and pound OF cheeSe3
II you try to approach her, away she SHIPS
Over tabes aud chairs with apparent ease.
The farmers daughter hath soft brown hair
(}utter and eggs and pound ol cneesc.I
And met with Il ballad can't tell where,
Which mainly consisted OF lines ike these:
rAIT II.
She sat with her hands meath her dimpled cheeks
Butter and eggs anu pounu OF Cneescl
And spaEe not word. Mhile lauy speaAs
There is hope-but she didn't even sneeze.
She sat with her hands meath her crimson cheeks
Butter and eggs and q pound OF cheese)
She gave up mendng her fathers oreeKs,
And let the cut roll in her best chemlse.
She sat with her hands meath her burning cheeks
iButtcr and eggs and Il pound OF cheese0
And gaZed 1T the piper for thirteen weeks
Then she followed him out DER the MISTY ieas.
Her sheep followed her. and her tails did them
(Butter anu eggs and pound OF cheese@
And this SOnT is considered q perfect gem
And as to the meaning, it's what yOu please.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN bAkhElS-
LONDON, January S-Noon. Consols s2iia.
Bonds S52< Turpentine 2Ss 3D.
LIVERPOOL, January S-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
uplands llhd; Orleans l11d; sales 10000 bales.
Western red wheat ss Id; winter So sd. Flour
AIS Cd.
Eyening.-Cotton quiet; uplands 11hd; Or
leans 1l%d; sales 10000 bales
PARIS January S-Noon.-Bourse opened hrm.
Rentes 74f S2c.
Iys.ins-Rentes TAI SIC.
HARE. January s-Cotton opened quiet both
on the spot and anoat.
FRANKFORT, January s.-Bonds closed nat yes
terday at 9lH.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January S-Noon.-Stocks unset
tied Money per cent. Sterling, long S'l; short
93 Gold 22H. SiXty-tw os, eX-coupons, Is; Ten
nessee skies, eN-conpons, 53i4; new 4oh; virginia
slXes ex.coupons, 81; new IS; Louisiana SKIES
cx.eoupons, old 20; Lcvee skies 65a; eghts So1s;
Alabama eights SO; 1ves 60; Georgia skies, eX-
coupons, so; sevens s7H; North Carolina skies,
ex-coupons, old 42S; new 2SH; South Carolina
SKIES ex.coupons, new 49, Flour Is without ma
terial change. Wheat Is quiet and heavy. Corn
dull and declining. Pork hrmer; mess s2s. Lard
firm at IeXc. Cotton firm; mlddling 25Hc. Spir-
its turpentine firm at 45a451ac. Rosin trm at 81
1sfor strained. Freights 1rmer.
Evening-Cotton quiet; sales 1000 bales; net
receipts OF the week at all Of the United States
ports were 1o3,265 bales; exports Of the week
from all United States ports to Great Britain were
22e o34 bales; exports OF the week from oil United
States ports to the Continent were 21,133 bales;
stock on hand and on shipboard, not yet cleared,
10 hal
dull and declining: supernne State and Western
81 65a6 Wheat slightly fayors buyers. Corn
dropping; new mixed Western s5a9Sc; new yell
low Southern 97aoSc; old Western mixed 81 %
delivered. Whiskcy 1rmcr; Western 81, 02a1 05.
and closing at 81 oa. Mess pork heavy and droop.
ing at SGT I0a2S so; new and old s2s. Lard
heavy. Naval stores firm. Groceries quiet
Freights quie; and firm. Money easy with ex.
cept!ons, at per cent. The bank statement Is
the most favorable for many months, the banks
gaining eight millions in the reserves against
the increase in liabilities. Gold lower ut o2n.
Governments strong; siNty-twos l5llal5ls; State
bonds Grin.
CIScISNkTI, January S.-Whskey csc. Pre-
visions quiet and frmer
LOUISVILLE, January s.-ProviSions frmcr.
Mess pork S2I SO. Bacon, shoulders 13iIc; clear
eides 1GIEc. whisHcy unchanged.
WILMINGTON, January e.-Sprits turpentIne
frmer at Acc. Rosin steady; strained 81 so.
Crude turpcntine unchanged. Tar slS5. Cotton
steady at 231za24c.
AUGUSTA, January s.-Cotton. market firmer:
sales 500 bales: receipts $40 bales; mdding 23sc.
SAVANNAH, January 8.-CO.ton, receipts 2e55
bales; exports 415l bales; sales 100 bales; mid
ding 241c; mar" easier.
MOBILE January s.-Cotton in good demand
aud close gu ct; sd es 17ss bales; middling o4c;
receipts 164S bales; exports 1853 balos
NEW ORLEANS January S.-C0'ion quiet at
24ka24xc; sa.es 3SCe bales; receipts 1886 bales:
exports coastw.-e 81 IS bales. Gold 215I. Ster
ing SIX. New iuik sight u discount.
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COMMERCIlL NEWS.
Imports.

,yERfooL-Per British steamship Aragoc-I
Il,e .or,hpnware. to W Wehh' eo'A -'
Cralto
earronwarc, lso iron pots. case hardware, to j
Idger K co; t5l5 pieces oarronware, 10 hart a. CO.
30 cases VINE, 10 Small 4 CO; l case apotnecary
ware, to Il Spear; bale leather, 10 Y era'eles'
casks hardware 10 Hart & co; y casks hardware,
toJM S &c Alexander; casks sundrleS, TO
Tobias Sons; 60 cases plants, 2O bags Arrow iles,
l case mdse II tons coal, 11V5 SACKS SAT-, paS
MIT,SzLs-Per brig Castilian-6o hhds sugar,
80 boxes sugar, 159 hhds molasses, $50 bols mo-
lasses, to w z Hall.
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FROM THIS PORT.

Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York,
January6.
Bark Helen Sands, woodside, Buenos Ayres,
November 49,
Schr N Hawkins Wyatt, Boston, January 5.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Black Swan, at Baltimore, January q
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr VIM Flint, Post, at New York, January 9.
Schr Hud and Frank, Pendleton, at Norfolk,
January 6.
Sehr Ida Richardson, BedelI, at New York, jan
uary Q.
schr John Stockton, Price, at New York, Janu-
ary6.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
The Charlotte Maude, McNaughten from Liver
pool December "a.
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1n,crIor cotton nIarkcts.

COLUMBIA, January S.-Thc demand for cotton
during the past week was very limited, the sales
amounting 10 about 141 bales at the following
prices % at 233i; 80 ut 23L4 8! at 23H; 81 at %;
is ut 21Hc.
OIsANGEBURG, January 7.-Sales during the
week 60 bales. We quote: Ordinary 2la2l244; low
mlddling 224: middling 22Ac.
GRREHvILLE January 4.-Sales OF the week
SO bales: at 2oc; at 2lc; lS at 2lAc; 4 at pc;
10 at 2lAc.
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Georgetown Market.

GEORGETOWN, January 5.--CorToS.-No sales
to report this week. We quote from % 10 35c
per h.
CoRN.-Full supply. Small lots at retail bring
Ing from 81 10 to 81 so per bushrl.
TiMBEH.-N"rcccipls past week. None in mar
ket for sale. We GUOtc ordinary case; goud l0a
15c; pri,ie lsal9r cash aId in demand.
TURPESTlSE-f,rgn zip So; yellow dip So;
scrape or nard 81 - to 81 ~ per Dbl 0f 2SU lbs ~
the barrel.
SrIRIrS TURrENTISE-?er gallon 4ia.ac.
TAR-Per bbl, retail, 81 Is.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-10
Exports.

Srv yoRK-Per steamship Champion-!oo bags
r,s St ,S,ond co,,y,, GA bales upland Cotton 10
bales domesticS and snn1ries, o,.i,uons
BAITiMoRE-per stra1iship phafyiand-sa tiesces IS
bales warn, p bales leather, 81 bbls oranges aha
Bunlries.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-10
MEMORANDA.

The brig Georgle, Swan, from Georgetown, c,
arrived 1T Baltimore January 9.
The schr Hud and Frank, which cleared ut Nor
folk, Va on the 9th instant for this port, had on
board cargo Of GSO0 bushels corn.
Tile schr Rhodea Blew Haley, from George
town, S C. cleared at New York January 6.
The schr Souter, Newton, for Charleston, put
into Norfolk, Va, January