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y. Y. CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER R. +. Co..
PRESIDENTS OFFICE. 470 WEST THIRTIETH ST
NEW YORK, March "a, 1870.
5. 81. Felton, Esq, Philadelphia, Pa:

S. 81. Felton, Esq, Philadelphia, Pa:
DEAR SIR am in receipt OF your letter cncos-
ing copy OF petition 10 Congress asking that in.
stead IF the present al valorem duty on steel
rails. special duty OF two cents per pound be
levied and requesting our oflcial signature there
TO. can readily conceive the benefits which
would accrue 10 American steel.makers In the
event OF increase OF duty as petltioned for but
in what manner the railroads OF the country are
to be enriched, must confess am ut q loss to
discover. Thirty three out OF the thirty-slX
OF the signatures 10 the petition arc well
known representatives Of leading railroads.
through Pennsylvania; and, were they given
unotficially,t1 would conclude their principal
interest was centered In the steel works and not
in the railroads which they represent. You urge
the advantage OF sustaining The home compeli-
tion as the only defence upon which dependence
can be placed to secure our railroad companies
against the eXtortions Of foreign manufacturers.
We are decidedly in favor OF sustaining c0mpeti-
ton; not home competition alone. but both home
anu foreign, and do not propose TO advocate any
measure which will prevent 1t or place us in the
hands OF home cXturtiuaists, who would undoubt-
cdly lie as ncNorabc al their demands as foreign
manufacturers wOId be were the same protec-
tion given them. ~ monopoly III the production
OF steel rais, tile value and Importance or Which
to railroads has been thoroughly demonstrated,
would often compel US to take an inferior article
ut any price the monOpollEts might choose TO put
upon IT. We would not have you believe
tiiat we are adverse TO- 10 pa5roh,aihg poIn our m own
lowed TO purchase from whom we can get
the best article at the lowest price, and in my
Judgment these important considerations can
only be attained by Keeping up vigorous COM
petition. AS an argument uf the justice Of the
petition IL Is claimed that the signers thereto rep
resent railroads that have laid more than three
ffths OF all the steel rails used in this country
In order 10 correct any wrong impressions that
might be obtained on this point by reason OF the
position we take, we desire 10 say that we alone
nave used Oh The railroads represented BY US lthe
Sfel
and Harlem fully one-ffth OF all tine steel rails
laid down, and one. third oflie steel rails import
ell to this country. We were among the first In
this country TO adopt steel instead Of iron rails,
ana intend continuing SO to 90 as rapidly as the
earnings and price will warrant.
With respect, am yours truly.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT,
President.
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EUROPE.

Success of a Southern Loan.
LONDON, April II.
The Alabama loan lately put OF market here
is a success.
The Ministerial Crisis In France.
PARIS April 11-Noon.
Up 10 this hour only BuGe: has retired from the
Ministry. Darius resignation is still probable.
LONDON, April H.
The cause Of tn, French minister crisis is
said to be the opposition Of portion Of the CaOi
net 20 the Enperor's power OF submitting PRO-
posed reforms directly to the people By ! Pleb:s'
.cituR.
Predicted Failure of the Land ELL.
LONDON, April II.
The Pail Nall Gazette censures Mr.. Gladstone's
shuflng policy on Irish matters, and predicts the
defeat OF the Irish Land bill on account Of its COM
pucatlon and the cbscurty OF its provisions. The
same paper urges that a steamer be dispatched 10
the fisheries TO watch the American war steamers
now there.
Lopez Lives and Whips the Allies.
LISBON, April II.
Later Paraguayan advices state that Lopez has
suddenly turned up, surprised his pursuers, aud
won great victory. 1t Is thought at Rio Janeiro
that this win prolong the war indefinitely.
The Montpensicr Trial.
MADRID April II.
The trial OF Moatpensiar begins tomorrow.
Precautions fin Paris.
PARIS, April II.
Extraordinary precautions have been taken
aga:nes the threatened disorders in the city. Yes
terday all was quiet.
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WASHINGTON.
THE TREASURY EILANCEs.
Celebrating the XVIII Amendment.
IFRoN TIE ASSOCIATED PREss.l

WASHINGTON, April II!
Hoar's rcsig gnation is denied.
Governor Senter, OF Tennessee, answering o
question tending to impeach General Forests
veracity. said: "He is shooting man; | reckon
l had better not say much about that
The coin balance in the Treasury is sl19, ,e49, TAG,
of which s37, ,9S6, 500 is In coin certificates. The
currency balance is s10,74e,51s. The estimated
coin receipts during the month are about se,eoo,-
900, which will leave balance on the 30th inst,
deducting gold certificates, Of s9o,ooo,ooo. OF
this amount s2S,ooo,o9o will be required TO pay
the semi-annual interest due on May 1st.
Judge Underwood determines that the question
in relation to the Virginia Enabling act shall 80
over to the May Court.
There was considerable acrimony on the ST.
preise Bench to-day over side question regard
ing the resumption of the Legal-tcnder question.
No point OF law was involved. but the temper
shown by the judges attracted much attention
and caused some expressions ofsorrow st tho bar.
SENATE.
In the Senate on melton Of Sumner, a reso!u-
tion was adopted instructing the Agricultural
Committee to report bill providing proper space
and water for cattle transported By rail.
The rest Of the day was occupied in discussing
the North Pacific Railroad.
HOUSE.
In the House, Porter introduced q resolution or
dering q survey from Richmond to Harrison's
Bar, with view OF improving James River.
A resolution passed giving the coored people
the use OF the hall fer celebrating the Fifteenth
amendment, the rules requiring that the House
participate in any object for which the use Of the
hall is allowed. Blaine asked instructions as to
what manner OF participation the House should
make in the celebration.
When Cox and Eldridge were announced on the
committee OF the House to make arrangements
whereby the House might participate in the cele-
bratior Of the Fifteenth amendment, discussion
took place concerning the rlghc of the House to
insist upon such duty from these gentlemen, they
having declined on the ground that their Official
positions did not require any such service. The
Speaker, however, ruled that when the House
directed committee to carry out any OF its or
ders, member was as much compelled under the
rules to serve on that as on any other committee,
and neither was excused. Subsequently, how
ever. the resolution granting the use of the hall
was rescndel, and the select committee dis
charged.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

Willie at ST. Petersburg. Mr.. Burlilgame.
lowed the privilege Of displaying his co&ntry's
Dag.
The proposition to pay members OF Para-
men: meets with as lnach opposition In England
as one not TO pay members 0. Congress would In
this country.
The subject OF recent debate at the Oxford
(Engiand) Union was THAT Journalism aud Peri
olcalism Lave been carried in England lu L lnis-
chievous extreme
London city paupcrism increases. The mum.
her of paupers in that city in the second week in
March was III T60 to contras; with l49l15 for the
same week in 1859, The indoor poor were 81 ;2S7
against ad,'Ss,
A new paper called The Paris Jo!i has APPEAR
ell in that city. II is an illustrated literary and
artistic journal, and is to contain the portraits,
biographies aud autographs Of al the pretty ac-
trcsses Of Paris.
Tile Israelites in Russian Poland are COM
peied by their abject destitution TO emigrate Into
Prussia At Memel the Jewish community have
opcneI 4 large asylum end hospital foT their re-
centioa.
"A lnclaa choiy and medicinal letter from
Paris informs the world that the Imperial family
has the influenza. The Emperor may die any
Iay. Til. Empress is 'tending to consumption" )"
The Queen OF Portugal Is "a confirmed consump-
tivc' The Emperor Of Russia has hypochondr!a-
ss-"not rupture, as reported" Tile King OF
Italy is troubled with '.chronic catarrh and bron.
chitis..' Garbaidl has rheumatism, Chief Justice
CocHb.rn bronchitis, Mr.. Dlsracll the gout, Spur
rcon is recovering from smallpox, Lonls Bianc
las liver complaint, Raspail pneumonia, Gambct'
"a plthisis, Coaat, Esterhazy has broken his col
lar bone, the Hon. Mrs Lloyd Lindsay has broken
her leg. Malame Patti is PROSTATE with qulnsy,
| Alex. Dumas, Sr., suffers from paralysis OF the
| righ: han;l. "iiut enough; eXclain5 the lively
correspondent "of disease and death" We should
| think so.
Victoria has signed the bill for the "bettel
preservation Of the peace in Ireland" which date:
tie commencement OF system OF coercion ever
more stringent than thu. practiccd in the recent
| " unreconstructcd districts Of the South. With
oui waiting for the digestion of the Land bill
which is cypcctcd to make matters more easy o
management in Ireland, strenuous war meas
urc has been adopted which can only add 10 IN
discomfort which i; is intended to suppress. Tll
proclaimed districts are 10 he held under III
s;r!ctest martiallaw. Arms are not allowed TO b
carried, or even retained, without 4 special pei
nit; justices OF The peace may summon witnesse
before any arrest is made. and issue searcl-wal
rants on suspicion, which sand good for thre
months; strangers may be arrested, though peace
able. and committed for ar indefinite period Q
The option OF the justice; aud any person ou: {
his house during the hours of darkness may
[ t,nn. ed ns q cons SrirHt0r.
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Nem 11nbllratlons.
EoGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY.
CATALOGUE NO. 81.
A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF ENGLISH BOOKS,

A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF ENGLISH BOOKS,
COMPRISING:
Galleries OF Art, Works Descriptive Of Ameri.
can and European Scenery, Standard Historical
Works, POetical Works, Juvenile Books, Religious
and Devotional Books also tlie best works i1l on
factures, Mining and Metalurgy, Physical Sci.
ence, &c. We call particular attention to Weal's
Series, embracing Scientific, Educational and
Classical Works.
Complete Catalogues Of the publications Of vr.
tue Forston, together with the Veal SerIes will
be soon ready, and will be sent to any address.
We give O list o. o few beautifully Illustrated
books In the collection, VIZ:
GEMS OF EUROPEAN ART; Ninth Line engrav-
ings from paintings OF the best schools In the
most celebrated European galleries. with de.
scriptions. Folio, Turkey Morocco, Soc.
Italy lllnstrateA; IA steel engravings by lard
Switzerland Illustrated. Quarto, full Morocco,
Beauties of the Bosphorus Quarto full Morocco,
History Of the British Empire in India and the
East, from the Earliest Times TO the Suppress
sion OF the Sepoy Mutiny in 1859, by E. II.
Nolan, Ph. D. l.. L. D.; so maps and plates.
S12
History Of Wales, from the Earliest Times TO Its
Incorporation with England, by B. 3. Wood
ward; Is steel engraylngs vols, Svo., $40.
The Great Civil War; being complete narrative
OF the events connected with the origin, pro-
graphical sketches or leading statesmen and
distinguished military and naval command.
ers, &C.. by Robert James and Is. G. Smith,
with numerous steel engravinGs, coored
maps, plans, &c, from drawings by barley
and others made expressly for the work. 3
VOLS. half Morocco, $36
The Imperial Journal Of Literature, and the Arts
and Sciences, with upwards OF 1900 carefully
executed maps, figures, diagrams, &c. 2
vols. quarto, half Morocco S35.
Encyclepedla OF Useful Arts, edited by Charles
romlinson; 5000 engravlngs. Half Russia,
S45.
The Holy Bible. with Devotional and Practical
Commentary, by Rev. R. Jameson, D. D., and
Rev. E. ID. Bckerstith, A. NJ, with stee en-
cravings and maps vols. folio, Morocco,
extra, $50.
The Devotional Family Bible, with Critical Notes
and Practical Reflections, by the Rev. Alex
ander Fletcher. D. d. Large folio, full Turkey
antique, $40.
Fletciier's Guide to Family Devotion, Illustrated.
Cloth, syo., half Morocco, $40; full Morocco
N. 3. Our Monthly Literary Bulletin will be sen
Free to persons in the country.
new supply Of EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS,
with the additional Hymns, some OF Which are
new editions and new styles OF binding.
- General stock Of Stationery, School Books,
Writing Desks Mathematical Instruments, Pho
tograph Albums. A superior stock Of Family
Bibles. from SO to s35.
@- Persons residing in the country will please
bear In mind that by sending their orders to US
for any books published In America, they will be
charged only the price OF the book. We pay for
the postage or express.
aAr Address
FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. eGo King street, Qn the Bend Charleston, S. c.
aprl2 tuths6mos
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TIE WAR IN CUB4.
pIo-c Official Reports OF the End of ts.e
Rebellion.
HAVANA, April II.

HAVANA, April II.
Dehvdas telegraphs from Puerto Principe
that his two columns have returned without
meeting the enemy. The forces were provisioaed
for months, and sent forward two men and one
woman, who were captured. The men were
hung. Much rebel property is said TO have been
destroyed The advanced guard o! the insur-
gents surrendered.
The Correspondence reports that Gurique Piteu-
sourt, Diego. Aquero and an American named
Magent, were the chief leaders OF the insurgents,
some of whom had embarked after fighting among
themselves. Cespedes intends leaving the conn'
try, but is actively pursued. Anarchy, panicS aac
desertions prevail among the insurgents, some Of
whom have raised the standard OF revolt against
Agramonte, owing to his tyranulcal behavior.
Yesterday the leaders OF this revolt assasSinated
fourteen OF their own men.
This favorable news, which Is justly considered
Official, causes great rejoicing.
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l9i.026

If ;ne deaths from disease I've added, the sum
total will present entire loss. The returns OF
the eli and general hospitals are known for 1851
G., aud If it be fair to assume that the total
mortality or 1868 and 1864 was fully equal 10 that
o. 1902, then the total OF deaths in the Conlede-
rae army in 1861 .65 Was nc least eAcu !u,
slve Of the deaths in the Northern prisons, r".-.
would swell tile number to near 1S5,o00; and II
the deaths among the discharged for wounds aad
disease, and among .ne sick and wounded on 1ur-
Tough, be added, che grand total OF deaths IN the
Confederate army, during the entire war dld not
rsil ftr short OF 900 600. According to this caicu-
lation, tie deaths from disease were about three
times as numerous Us those resulting from the
casualties OF battle.
The available Confederate force capable Of &C.
tive service did not, during the entire war, exceed
COO, 900 men. vi this number not more than 40o,-
COO were enrolled at any one time; and the Con-
rele-ats States never had in the Held more than
200 Oo0 men capable o. bearing a.!ns n any one
time, exc,g siye or sick wounded and disabled.
The othe. business transacted at this meeting
vas the introduction by General Pillow OF an
ameDlgsnt to the constitution, reported as FOL
lows:
ANY Confederate soldier nay be eligible 20 luem-
berShip IN the association when his record as
soldier Is blanelcss. Provided that where tHe a1'
pllcant left the service before the end cf tile wal
he shall have been honorably discharged, ana
after leaving his conduct must have been such as
to leave no doubt OF his continued devotion 10 the
Confederate cause uutl the end OF the wa..
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The particulars Of General Thomas's death dis

THE particulars OF General Thomas's death dis-
close that on the day Of his decease, about nall
mast O'Clock, he arose from the desk where nc
had ;been writing, and passed into the room al
Joining, where he remarked to an officer that lie
felt unwell. Scarcely were the words SPOKEN ere
he fell in fainting at. Medical assistance was
summoned Immediately end the Geherai was fe'
stored TO consciousness. HIS vie anu aaueh'efs
wore brought 20 headquarters, and he talked ra-
,;ona,,y with them and the officers aoous MIN
nnti, shortly after O'Clock P. ". Symptoms OF
ON anonectic ct was then observed, the eyes
I,,atinr and the breathing growing stentorious.
A. half.rast 6 P. N. he relapsed into le'harsy
from, which he never recovered, and at 7.eo T. NJ
opIetly passed away, surrounded by his FANNY
aud the members OF his stan. From the time ne
wa.,arst taken slck.his condition was such m tna'
the PHYSICIANS did not deem 1t advisable to haS'
hin, removed, hence he G:ec in his own Office.
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their own social salvation by the irrepressible
force Of concentrated WILL and in the silence OF
conscious strength While the shriektng sister,
hood remain to the front, the world will stop its
ears, and for every hysterical advocate "the
causen loses rational adherent and gains dis
gusted opponent. It Is our very desire to see
women happy, noble, 1tly employed, and we'll
remunerated for such work as they can do which
makes us so indignant with the foolish among
them, who obscure the question they pretend to
eucldate, and put back the cause which they Say
they advance. Tie earnest and practical workers
among women arc very different class from the
shrieEers; but we wish the world corld dssoclate
them more clearly than it docs present, and
discriminate between them. both III It's censure
and its uraise.
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Hotel A:rivals-Aprii IL.
cnAElEST6a HOTEL


J. s. Cloud, Camden; Geo. J. Greer, Jr., New
York; ]. g. Ezel, Columbia; Dr.. A. S. Bowie,
Bainbridge; Eugene McGSrrah, Albany; S. a. Ba.
bou-, Hartford; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. s. Brown, Mas
ter Alex Brown, Mr. F. c. Brown, Baltimore; J.
A. Loring Boston; A. f. Colonc, wife and child,
Miss A. NJ. Woodbury., Miss s. l.. Bell, New lamp
shire. D. Bowie, Savannah; Nm. n. Eenton, S..
Lonis; Alex. P. Stewart, Tennessee; W. j, Evans,
South Carolina
MILLS HOUSE.
J. II. NoIcn, D. Ripley, Mrs. j. r. Whiting, Miss
Wilson, j. II. Whiting, DR., II. A. Seaman, Miss +.
Seaman, New York; ]. Murray, WI. Murray Mrs.
c. W. Hopkins, daughter and nurse; W. S. Hop
k;as Philadelphia: ]. W. Fegram, Richmond;
Miss Matteson, II. Nelson and wife, Chicago; r.
G. Harvey and wife. brooklyn.
PAVILION HOTEL.
C. Baldwin, North Carolina; J. ID. kirs'anu
Barnwcll; I. S. Crowson, WadcsbUro', \. c.; l.. e
lngics, S. C. and C. Railroad; ". L. Reid, lady
aud servant, and ]. Z. Fry, South Caroline.
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THE COLUMBII ELECTION.
The cous.:tuticnulity OF the Extension
B!il to be Tested.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, Apri: II.
A: 10 o'clock this morning the Mayor and
Aldermen elected upon the. Radical ticket de-
manded their seats from the City Council, and
were refused.
The City.Attorney, Mr.. Raett, stated to Council
that by an agreement between the legal counsel
cmpioyed, all questions in reference to Illegal
votes or other preliminary matters would be
waived, and a declaration OF the election made in
such form as to raise the main question OF the
validity Of the act authorizing the election.
Attorney General Chamberlain, counsel Tor Inc
claimants assented to the agreement.
1t is believed that the claimants will at once
proceed by quo asarraa:o before Judge Melton.
Messrs Rtett, Melton ts Carroll are counsel for
tic old, and the Attorney. and Mr.. Trade
well for the new Council.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIR Els.

The explosion of the Chesapeake Sugar
Refinery engine, OF Baltimore, killed seven. The
verdict of the coroaer's jury was: Insufciency OF
water in the boiler.
senator Reyels is in Brooklyn. his nerves gave
way: ...
Senate, wilson talked temperance in Baitinofe
last night
Gcreral Meade is elected president o: the Society
OF The Army OF the Potomac.
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THE RICHMOND MUDDLE.

RICHMOND, April II.
The two Mayors held a conference to-day
and agreed, in view OF the delay before Chief JUS
tlce Cxase can hear their case TO submit it, with
the consent OF the Chief Justice, to the virginia
Court OF Appeals, which meets tomorrow.
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PHILADELPHIA, March is, 1870.

theft host:
PHILADELPHIA March 1S 1870.
C. Vanderbilt, Esq, President Netc Fork Ce7i.Idt
ana Hudson Rtce1 7eait'oad:
DEAR SIR-I enclose copy Of petition which
mas already been signed by the officers Of rail-
roads that have laid more than three-ffths of all
the steel rails oil which the railroad commissions
ers OF Massachusetts were able to obtain returns,
as published in their report OF February IL, 1870.
According to careful estimates from other availa.
Bile sources the same companies are consumers
of majority Of all the steel rails that have been
laid aud are being imported into the United States.
trust that you will appreciate tile advantage Of
sustaining the home competition, as the only de-
fence upon which dependence can be placed to
secure our railroad companies agains, the cxtor-
tions OF foreign manufacturers. earnestly hepe
that YOU win sign the enclosed petition and return
it to inc at your earliest convenience, Ia order
that it may be forwarded to Washington az the
proper time Yours truly,
S. NJ. FELTON,.
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THE LOST CT .lsE.
Statistics OF ,ac Confederate Army.

A meeting OF tic Confederate Relief and
Historical Society was held Il: Memphis, on the
50th u,tlmo, Governor Harris in the chair. Dr.
Avent read communication on the Confederate
army, which contained the following statistics:
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CATCHING Il TIRT.iR.
The Tariff OH Steel Rails-s;.arp Cor
respon,;cncc Eetwccn Vanderbilt and
IL Protcct:onist.

The following sharp correspondence between
Pennsylvania protectionist and Commoiore Vail
derbilt will show how, In the commodorc's case,
pig iron tariff mea reckoned entirely without
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ExcURsIoN TO PHosP PHATE WORKS,
~ ASHLEY RIVER
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1870.
The Steamer SAMSON" Captain : a.s@k
John j. Finn, will leave Accommo. - -
Is inc at Chisom's Landing, foot Of TIadd street,
Ashley River, at half.past 9: returning In the
EvBSiso giving parties an opportunity OF seeing
this ane River aso Ins this Ryer on ssh and 7s6
inst. were delighted both with their trip and
also with the "Samson."
Passage for the round trip 81 each person.
TuIly will be IN attendance as before, TO lur'
nlsh refreshments, &c.
Should the weather prove unfavorable on TUES
DAY the first fine day following.
HENRY CARD, Agent,
apr1o Accommodation Wharf.
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ADKINS, COMMANDER,
Will sail for New York on THURSDAY, April IA,
at O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No. Q, Union wharves,
connecting with day Passenger Trains from Co.
lumbia and Augusta, arriving at 4P. II.
Through Bills Lading will be issued for Cotton
to LIVERPOOL, HAvRE, Boston and the New
England Manufacturing Cities.
Freight on Sea Island Cotton, xc; Upland, Kc;
Rice, 81 per cask. e
Insurance by the Steamers of this line " per
cent.
For Freight engagements, or passage, having
very superior stateroom accommodations, all new
lyrurnished, apply to WAGNER, HUGER CO., No.
2s Broad street, or to WIN. A. C0URTENAY,
No. Union Wharves. APPS
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TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH

CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay In their IKEA.
supplies Of Carets, Champagnes, Cor -Sdl&A%
and Meats American and English Biscuits, De-
vined Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Segars.
WM. S. CORWIN l. CO.,
No. 275 King street, opposite Hassi, -
Charleston, S. c.
Branch Of No. 900 Broadway, corner Goth street,
New York. sept2S