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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-23
0FFIOIAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES NAILS.
Louisiana

Louisiana
PosropY.cH DHpARTxKyr,}
Washington, Eeptember;D, btu
DROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
Il Contract Office Of this Department Mntn . \.
NJ March lsn for conveying the malls , 81 t9 =;
United stats fS% }ny ISL o to June sns by the
fed Decisions announced by or before March ~,
1871.
bidders will examine carefully the forms and in
structiOns annexed.)
The letters In o. indicate that there is no post
where no Offices exist
soc6 From vicksburg, Mississippi. by Delta, LOUIS
sissippi, New Carthage, Louisiana "a. o.),
Hurricane, Mississippi, Ashwood, Louisiana
Grand Gulf, Mississippi, Hard Times Land
Point h en aate tel s Mississippi Fairview
Louisiana, jackson Point Mississippi. Black
Hawk Point, Louisiana 4n. 81 Fort Adams Adams
Louisiana Bayou Ternics, Morganzia, POintc
Coupce, ST. Francsville, Port Hudson, Baton
k ke% reans aos mes and Sac4 twice
week, in steamboats,. and by schedule sat
isfactory to the Department.
Proposals invited for tArse-t.mes-a.week-ser ser.
vice.
ISee notice to bidders annexed.
aoo1 From Brashear, by Berwick In. o. Patterson
Vile, Centreyille, Franklin. Baldwin, Charen,
ton q; o. Cypre Mort and Jeaneret It's, to
week, in steamboats,.
Leave Brash ar daily ,!e kept Sunday at 1l;3o
Arrive at New Iberia next day by s A. NJ; *
Leave New Iberia daily, except Sunday, at~
Pm;
Arrive at Brashear at I'm
[See notice to bidders annexed
COOS From New Orleans, by Fort Pike Shieldsboro',
Pass Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi and
Ocean Springs, to PascagOula l25 miles and
back three times week in steamboats,, by
a schedule satisfactory to the department.
eco9 From New Orleans to Mobile. Ala $50 miles
and back daily, by steamboat:
Leave New Orleans daily at IL NJ:
Arrive at Mobile in 20 hours;
Leave Mobile daily Mt IL NJ
Arrive at New Orleans in 20 hours.
[See notice to bidders annexed
500 From Now Orleans, by Ducros' Station In. o.
st. Bernard, Moss Grove In. o., Jesuit's
Bend, Point Ia Hache, Point Michel In. o.,
and Grand Prairie IN. o.. to Buras, 81 miles
and back, twice week III steamboats,.
Leave New Orleans Monday and Friday at
9A.M;
Arrive at Buras by SPIN
Leave Buras Tuesday aud Saturday at A. n;
Arrive at New Orleans BY p. II.
COLL From New Orleans by Vaudeville and Madi
sonvilie. to Covington, S. miles and back
Leave New Orleans Monday and Thursday at
Arrive at Covington by 7PM:
Leave Covington Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive at New Orleans by4P.N.
sc12 From New Orleans, by Red River Landing
Trinity. Harrisonburg Copenhagen. Column.
bis, and Logto~n, to Monroe, $50 miles and
back twice o week in steamboats, by SEIZED
ule satisfactory to the Department.
Proposals invited for three-times a-week ser
vice.
lSee notice to bidders annexed.l
1913 From New Orleans by Red River Landing
Ale xandria, Cote. Cotile Landing, Col
fax, ClOutiervlle, Loehe's Landing
Montgomery, St. Maurice, Natchi-
toches, Grand Ecore In. o.l, Campti, and
Loggy Bayou. to Shreveport, 660 miles and
back, three times a week by steamboat, and
by schedule satisfactory to the Depart
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.



Leave Tee!sss &saness,S at fans,
Arrive at Trinity by 7 p n.
so34 Prom Harrisonburg, by vidala. Trinity and
Progmore In. o., to Natchee. Mississippi, Al
miles and back three times week.
Leave Harrisonburg Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 6 A. NJ;
Arrive at Natchez by IL night;
Leave Natchez Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
Arrive at Harrisonburg by II night.
soa5 From Harrisonburg, by Pord's creek. Aimwen
In. o) Funny Louis Bertrand Prairie In o.,
and Lanark In. o., to Wheeling, IA miles and
back, once week.
Leave Harrisonburg Monday at IA M:
Arrive ut Wheeling next day by T. NJ;
Leave Wheeling Wednesday at A. H.;
Arrive at HarrsOnburs next day by 3 +. NJ
1886 From Harrisonanrg, by Copenhagen. Colum.
bia,, WaveTly and Lostown, to Monroe. -
miles and back, times week
Leave Harrisonburg Monday, "Wednesday and
Arrive at Monroe next days by 6 P NJ; =
Leave Monroe Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
Arrive at Harrisonburg ne xt days by 6 P. N.
so37 From Waterproof by Kinks Ferry In; o.) to
Sicily Island In o., ~ miles and BACK once
Leave Waterproof Friday at AN;
Arrive at Sicily Island by P. NJ;
Leave Sicily Island Friday at p. M:
Arrive ut Waterproof by 9P. d.
ao3s From Delhi, by Warsaw. Louisville, Wins
boro, Oakley and Sicily Island In. o., to Har
<,
Leave Delhi Tuesday at A. NJ;
Arrive at HarrisOnburg next day BY = M;
Leave Harrisonburg Thursday at A. d.;
Arrive at Delhi next day by P. H.
900 Prom Bastrop, by Prairie Mer Rouge In. o.,
Point Jefferson and Jones Ferry In. o., to
Ion, $ miles and back, once week.
Leave Bastrop Monday at 7 A. NJ;
Arrive at Ion by p. NJ;
Leave Ion Tuesday at A. NJ;
Arrive at Bastrop by 6 7. II.
ao4l From Grand Lake, Arkansas, BY Eudora "a.
\. Caledonia ~ Grove D.,
Vista Ridge In o., and Floyd In. o., to
Delhi, 20 miles and back once week.
Leave Grand Lake Wednesday at A. NJ;
Arrive at Delhi next day BY P. NJ;
Leaves Delhi Monday at A. NJ;
Arrive at Grand Lake next day by <. ID.
So43 From Monroe, by Trenton, louisville, Doug
lass, Vienna, SimsbOrough In O). Arcadia,
Mount Lebanon, Ninden and Bellevue. to
Shreveport, LEO miles and back. three times
q week.
Leave Monroe Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day. at "a. NJ;
Arrive at Shreveport next days by 10 P. NJ;
Leave Shreveport Monday, wednesday and
Friday, at A. NJ;
Arrive at Monroe next days by 10 P. N.
Proposals for six times week service invited,
BY q schedule allowing invent four hours
running time
ISre notice to bidders annexed
S044 From Trenton by Indian village In. o., to Yer
non, 30 miles and back. once week.
Leave Trsnton Tuesday at A. H.;
Leave Vernon Wednesday at A. NJ;
Arrive at Trenton by P. ii.
3045 From Columbia by Yellow Bluff IN. o., to Red
Mouth In. o., ~ miles and back, once a
week
Leave Columbia Monday at IA. NJ;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-23

00l3 From New Orleans, by Red River Landing
Alexandria, Cotile. Cotile Landing, Col
fax, ClOutiervle, LOehe's Landing
Montgomery, St. Maurice, Natchi:
tOches, Grand Ecore In. ol, Campti, and
Loggy Bayou to Shreveport go miles and
back, three times week by steamboat, and
by a schedule satisfactory to the Depart
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Total. 1926 *2sa, 222,77s $ls,45s,S7s
The value of foreign commodities remain
ing in warehouse August 81, 1870, was $780,
936, 729, against $50, 59l .849 August 81, 1869.
The following are the values Of some of
the principal articles imported and exported
during the eight months ended August 81,
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New York Rice Marke,

From the Journalsof Commerce, 18th instant:
The market for domestic Is firm, though there Is
not very much business doing; 100 tierces sold at
Sxa6xc.
FROM the Times: Market firm aud moderately
active, though tness ssalcs are not rs large as gen.
orally supposed. We learn Of some 200 tierces
Carolina at 6Aa6Tc.
From the World Holders firm, and nc good
ers are not greatly alarmed by the reports OF
large sales at high prices and operate cautiously.
About 200 tierces Carolina changed hands at 6<a
6Xc.
From the Herald: Carolina was moderately &C.
the range OF 6a7c for common TO prime.
From the Journal OF Commerce OF the 18th n
stsnt: The market IS dull and prices are heavy
The SrocerS refuse to accetle 10 the views OF the
holders, and the dullneS5 OF tie past few days
has percepiible effect on those who are carrying
stock. We quote 5%aIc.
From the Herald: Carolina was steady and
drm, With fair demand. About l2j ticrces were
sold within the range Uf 5lsa7c for inferior 10
prime.
From the World: Full former prices asked, but
the demand moderate and holders seem rather
more anxious 10 secure customers. sales OF 10
tierces Carolina Mt 6a7c.
From the Times: Rice has been saeable ami firm:
sales 200 tterceS Carolina at from So 5Ua6 75c per
100 lbs; Rangoon has been Q1uted ut 81 T5a3 l5k
gold In bond Per 100 lbs; STOCK $500 bags.
From the TrlbIue: holders are hriaer bns are
looking for al outlet Iur their stocks rs they do
not and many buyers; sales IS lierces at 6a7c for
Carolina.
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Passengers.

Fer steamship Tennessee, from New iorkan
F CIyde, f Barnes, Mrs Lang, Miss Lang, captain
A f Gcodsell end wife, E Willard ana WHO, hrs
II Ihun, Miss J Bates. Miss l. Willard, j. Giai.
ION. Dr { F Coleman. W Smith, Mr. WoodcocH
and son, o = Terry C p Wea.Ecrshy, Rohlnsoli:
Miss Robinson. Robinson, W Courtensy:
Mcrerrau. p Hanson, ] Lowry, II Shore, b los,
sen, W Schirmer, Hansen, h thompson, anu
Willyaa. -. ,,,,.
Per steamer Dictator from ralatka via JACK
sonville. Fernandina and Savannah-st iiarI
wileand servant, Mr. Rice. ID Watson and vile;
H Freeman and wife, ii Arnold, Chlel-JustlcG
Richards, Miss PAGE, Mr. Leonard and Wiic T
Jamson, wife and child, Miss Jamson MISS Rnd,
gers, Mr. Whitncr and Wife, Whiting, w Rice, =!
Sheridan, " II Puner Mr. Butler anu wife, MISS
Cunningh ham a NJ Topper, A 7 Stafford and wife.
II a Kempton, w Willard ana wife, Pratt ana
lady, Mr. CoUsrOft and wife, Miss Baker. Mr. Baker
and servant. Mrs Baker, General McMahon, Miss
Warrcn a Tucker and vile. MIR Artemue, Miss
Dyke, Mr. Dyke and wife. W Worth, wife, two
children and servant, Mrs Rock and son. Miss
Gilbert, f 4 Duckcry, DR. Morlanh, " Curtis, p
C IIarhough Mr. Brown, and Stowe.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah Via Beau.
fort &c-W Bruin and lady, e Op.nhclmer.
Morrison. w Roberts, Il Bailey Worden.
w A Smith. J Reilly. r II Cain, vs. Whipnrr, l.
woolf T J Mackcy, G Mackey, Dr Wilder,
and : OH deck.
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iieeeip,s by Railroad, April 1e.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD

lo7 bales cotton, hoxcs tobacco, kegs nails, cars
lumber and phosphate. mdse, &c. 10 Bollmann
Bros. NJ Hastings, d Aiken i co, MacGuIi
Cohen, CIV Williams & co, Salinas; CslGweii ".
Hcnerey' j j Perkins, D Paul & CO, MOwry Son.
II Trics,' Hart L co, W X Ryan, Kendall & Dock
erv. Craeser 4 Smith, W Z p Pincell. ingraham q
Syn, Kanapary e GunZales, and Naltroao Agent
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aprl frlw3mos --
m Ill RI n G.
The undersigned begs leave TO inform his
friends ant, the public, that lie has JUss returned
from New York with iuil and carefully selected
Stock of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS OF the
most Fashionable Patterns. lie would call spe-
cial attention TO his selections OF
CLOTHS,
DOESKiNS,
CASsIMERES and
YESTINGS, J,
which he is prepared to make up at short notice.
and in the latest styles. Also. full assortment
OF FURNISHING GOODS, including
THE FAMOUS STAR SHIRTS,
and NECKTlEs, scARFs, &C., in great variety.
JOHN RUGuElMER,
No. 14l King street,
A few doors north Of Queen street.
mch1G 6wfmimo
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Interior Cotton Markets

Interior Cotton hnrRess'
M,co,S hnriI 15.-Receipts to day SO bales;
sales III bales; shipped SO bales: The market con
tiuucs III and dropping. II closed SO thls e'e'
ming a. =. nominal
ATLANTA. Arril 15.-The market closed active
,t soizc for middling; 19Ac for low miuulnei
lSlsc for good ordinary; l7c Tor ordinary
MONTGOMERY, April 15.-The market IS per.
fertIv inactive to-day. In consequence OF Tue
holiday in New York and Liverpool, Good Frioay'
we have no market reports
or.HGEgURG, April l5.-Salcs during the
week 10 bales. We quote: Ordinary Sal'; 10"
middling lsH; middling 1sa.
COLUMBIA, April 15.-Sales OF cotton ior tne
week lTo bales. us follows: at Is; ut liz; u
Is; at 1876 90 at lsH; 25 at 2s;3 at 2o55 20 ~
.o,5; 10 at ao2I; d at y; 10 at 2lA; ~ III
SrMrER. April 13.-About 90 bales have been
sold during the week ending 18th instant. we
quote: ordinary 162; good ordinary Is; low mio
ding ls2z; midtiing 1917; strict middllhS 2o1ae'
GREENvILLE, April 1a-sales OF 50 bags; ex'
trenleS 1Ta20c.
ANDERSON, April l3.-Fery little cotton oner
ing today, but the market has been urisK aurine
the week; middingS l9a20Hc
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GEORGETOWN Market.

CEoRG GETowN, April 1G.-CoTToN.-saSIes &c wa Gs
bales this week at from Is to Is cents per io J"
quote from Is to 20 cents per ID. .,, ,,..,.
CorS-ArrIyal OF three cargees ths "eeN'
TiMEsKSArriving frecly-bringing from 70 10
oerH rHrppeeSTiSE-Virgin din 81; yellow DIP s. ~
scrape or hard 81 25 to 81 60 per Dbl. ol 2so los
to the hb -ouor .ooI1,< ceuts
T4n-Per bbl., retail, s3.
pEASurs.-Per bushel $lal %.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EXPLOITS.

Npw CASTLE. ESG-Pcr British bark VIM Fisher
$50 tons phosphate ROCK. /, c,oaman-3sO tons
WooD's HoLE-Per schr s'eeNn'N
phosphate rock.
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Tne Charleston Cotton. Ni
OFFICE CHARLESTON news
s,r;npAY EVENING, April l'' low
,orro,-Tnere was fairly .su''a'neu iu4uA' J,
,or th,s article, the market shcn ing no enause VI
,..nor,ance. sales about 6pc bales say at le1se'
Io 1oc. Q at lshc; at 191ac; at 2oc' 10 a'
oot<c. o, at o1c: So 1T olAc; at at 2l1ac; SS at
o,1c. ee ,t o,s<c, oo5 at 22c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
ordinary to good orlnary......ls geoH
Low middling 81 ,zg-
Mildhng. g................-.'-' y,
Strict miduling. ............'..'-
RrcR.-HOders were firm. but the ma, ao,o NV rood
quiet and without sales OF ncte' VT w.
rice at 6Jza61lc . 10. rather more doing.
~, va believing sales, say bLis opaque rosin
at SO 75c; 80 do. dull at ss; 40 pale al s4"4
extra pale at SIS; Is do. at s5 SO g DOL
FRE1Gurs-To Liverpool, oy Steam' a" !, " W
uplsnds, and lId on sea Islands; .! 'sN' 1'u e ~
on upland cotton, and Sd = 10 Oh sea
island cotton. To Havre, oy stean' noih''
nal: by sail, uoniIal at NC on uPssn"'
and 1nc on sea islands Coasl"ise ~ ~
New York, by steam, 3ac 2 10 On 1plauu'
and xc ON sea Islands; by sail,'s = 10 on "P.
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; hy sa!i' "a
@xcY fb on uplands. ToFh!ladelri;ia' ny s'eaan'
kc a Ii on uplands; by sail, somewhat nolii'
inal. To Baltimore, by steam, nG%c 2 10 on
nplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
E1cuANGE.-Sterl;ns 60 day bills o2aG23
DOMESTIC ExcHASdE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par to u premium, and sell at "a
eax premium Outside they purchase at @ 10
Y premium, and sell at A@hc premium.
auLp.-Buying at II, and selling OF l23a.
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KIRKLAND MILLS. GA. March %, 1870.
MEssus. JACOB l.IrPNAS !s BH0., Druggists Sa-
vannah, Ga:
GenHenpn-I have introduced your Great Ger
man Bitters here To my customers and friends.
and aud better sale Tor them than any have
ever kept before. Those who have tried them ap-
prove OF them very highly. anu DO not hesitate
in saying that they arc far superior In value 10
any other BiIters now in rse.
Yours, Iespec IGliy,
lSgned) w. KIRKLAND.
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QaiInrina.
MEN IKE & M q L E 4,
" MERCHANT TAlLoRs,

MERCHANT TAlLOho,
No. s25 KING SIRE EFT,
Opposite Society street,
Have Just received and opened large and fine
assortment ci
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c.'
For Spring and Summer.
CONSISTING OF:
LINEN, Linen Duck. Alpaca, Drap D'bte' Cne'io''
Cashmere and Cloth SUITS
English Walking Coats, OF all cnlors coo,,. .c
white and Colored Shirts Underwear Gooas' &C.
English and Domestic Half Hose en-. ,ro rnro,d
Alexander and Couvisier's Kid, Shk anu h'''e"o
Gloves
ALhRGE ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST STYLE
OF Linen and Paper COLLARS Nechses'
Cravats, Handkerchiels, Suspen-
ders, Umbrellas &c.
Also. alarce and well selected Stock Of
BRoADcLoTn, cAssIMERE, DoEsNlN,
COATING, &C.
And large variety OF
NEW STYLE rASTs AND VEST PATTERNS,
which we offer to sell by piece, yard Oh pattern vi
made up into Garments, by measure, In the latest
style and the shortest notice.
Cur Stock has been selected with great care
and purchased since the fall In gold, winch en-
ables Us to sell at greatly reduced prices. buyers
in our line would do we'll TO give Us call oelore
purchasing elsewhere.
All orders will receive our prompt ana very
careful attention. Entire satisfaction IS guarali'
tc-..
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It is undoubtedly the best Medical Cor
dfal ever offered to the Public!

SAVANNAH. March Is, 1870:
MESsRs JACOB LIrPMAN e. BRO, Savannah. Ga. |:
Gents-l have before INC your esteemed letter OF
the 18th instant. containing various documents
relative to YOUR '.German liittrrs." After n care
ful examination must confess that your Bitters
is really what you rrpreSen! 1t IL be, an old Ger
man recipe OF DR.. Eitcllerlich vi Be- liz. Prussia
1t will nu doubt be excellent for dyspepsia, Cen
eraI Debility and Nervous Diseases, land II Is o
good preventive Of ChiliS and Fevcrs. flnd Is TO
he the most delightful and pleasant stomachic.
remain, yours truly.
(Signcd) AUG. i. WLTTEH.
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town, C-RlS!Sy q CTelSHtOu.
Schr Snion Flag, Maloney, Darien, CAL Ba-
SAILED SATURDAY.
steamship Sea Gull Dutton, Baltimore.
Schr Serene, Jones, Baltimore.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Steelman, Church, Woods Role, Mass.
FROM THIS PORT.
Bark wetterhorn, Lauderkin, Liverpool, March
British brig Lady fcrle, Aimar, Hayre March SO.
Schr Elias Moore, DeGroot, New York, April IL.
Schr Chase Gross, Baltimore April IA.
Schr D w Smith, Tooker, New York, April IA.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
The Village Queen, McGray, at Cardiff, Marcel 81.
Schr Surprise, Beers, ut Baltimore, April 10.
Schr S l. Corson, Brewer, at Philadelphia,
April IA.
Scr John IL Hancock, Croweil, at Boston, Apr.l
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Forest State, Coonbs. from W;cKfo!d'
April l3.
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80. ,,,or,or 1o,.al4L; ordinary 16ha1IHc;
o%S LOWS orinary 1hl 1ssaislc low middling 2oa'oh
goeu oiN1' coTToS STATEMENT.
Stock on hand september l. 1859. s..,.''': sss Non'
Received previously. y................4l' 4l'0z'-4i'ooo
.,, .. 4l,653
cbiDDcQ to-day ...e or csa
Shipped previously ...'S''01o-NS,e-
5,s7s
FLouR.-we quote superhne 81 SO; extra sol
family So; fancy So Is. =, .oa hnshels Mt
81 or and 500 at 81 10, all sacked aad delivered
in depot oa.;ons today. We quote
buying prices as as ,1,b@' um,ber 81 ioaI 15
oITrs.MWe ySr quote at 75c, sacked and dehVerea I'D
dnDot.
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POET ND-I Il

First Quarter. Sih, IL hours, minutes, evening.
Fcl( Mocn l0.ll hours, minutes, evening".
.st Quarter, c2d, Il hours. minutes morning
IL H.,
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GoteIs.
NOLU UMDlA HOT E l.,
COLUMBIA, s. c.,
GoRMAN & GADENHoP, PnorFEToRs.

The Proirictors Of this pleasantly located and
elegantly furnished Establishment. at the stare
Cunital, desire to inform the travelling public and
olliers seeking accom- moGa,ions, that the "CO-
LUMBIA'' Is in every respect first-cass HG:el;
unsurpassed by any in the State or the Upited
States. Situated in the business centre OF the
p!lcd with every delicacy Of the season. both from
New York and Charleston markets. the Proprie.
tors pledge themselves that no Efforts WIN be
spared 10 give perfect satisfaction IN every re-
slect.
A Grst.class Livery Stable Is attached to the
Hotel where vehicles Of every description can be
hal az the shortest notice.
Omnibuses attend the arrival and departure OF
every Train, and passengers are carried 70 anu
from the Hotel FSEE OF CHARGE.
WV. GORIAN. Ii. II. BADENI1OP.
aprl3 WIN
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Iailrnn0s.

| 49,
GATANNAu AND CHARLESTON RAIL
IS load.
s. s;S: :s:5assa
t. supERINTENDENTs OFFICE,
SAvAS:Au AID CHARLESTON RAILROAD Co.
MILE. .'GrcT, CEAELESroS, April 10, 1917.
on aEh after MONDAY. 18th inst, rl;WccS!y
| Freight Trains will run through 10 Savaiiah
lra,i u. Charleston on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, anu returning on TUESDAYS, TiicES
DAYS ard SATURDAYS. Freight received up to
o'cl"ck p. NJ, on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS ana sAT'
uEDaYs viii be forwarded by following day train
| {. S. GADSDEN.
aprl6 Engineer and Superintendent.
0pEEiNG OF TIE SAVANNAH AMI
| ~ CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
~ ;l s.
SUrEEINTENDENT's OFFICE,
MILL STREET DEPOT.
| CHARLESTON, March 10, 1870. J
On and after FRIDAY, 11lll March, there will be
| DAILY COMMUNICATION between Charleston
| and Savannah. Passenger trains will run Us fol-
| lows:
L:av. Charleston. n................... $50 A. N.
Ar.wc II Savannah. 800 T. y.
Leave >nranEah. ah...................1lGo GO a.. u.
'''' y - ''''' '|' G. S. aADsDEN.
mc.;ll Superintendent.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
r.. -, -ETrFTz...z ,5!ss.;.SIs5
:. = ..-e:S Hs@sd iss.e.-ssd
GENERAL LsUPERlNTENDHNT's OFFICER
CIiaRLEsroN, S. e., Sept. 10, 1862
o.; and after Thursday. September l6. the Pas
seiEcr Trains Oa the South Carolina Railroad will
run aS .ulluYs:
FOR AUGUSTA.
| q ~
.iElfte NJ Augusta. J.. >
.'uiinrciiIg will trains for Montgomery, MrHi
p:iis Nashville a New uricilns. Via ai"aiG0:uer:
aid i:s:ii.'t !unCt:o;i.
!far. Charleston. y. D.
Arrive III Gt,iiiiiliiH. H.................i.Iu i.Iu f. Il.
connecting with Wilmington a::t. ..i...e:;.c:i IL!
itailruit, a.:,i Camden lraln.
FoR cIARLEs7GN.
Leave Augusta. ........... ........s.d1 ~ y.
arrive at Charleston. a..................i.pU l.. u.
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(Sig, .lI II. 7. PEAkE,
se;.::r General Superintendent.
TT YOU WANT PAPER BAGS, FLOUR
Il SACKS, Gud Bags OF every des:r;l.cI 60 to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 1856 Meeting Street. ODuOsite t.;tr-pStOn Eotal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-18

We refer, by permission, to Doctors King, sulli-
van, Duncan, and other leading physicians OF Sa-
vannah; to ex.Mayor Anderson, John L. Villa
Tonga, and other distinguished citizens of sayae.
nah.