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The New York herald., 1871-02-03

PA0E.
l-Advertisements
2-Advertisements.
3-Cnamber OF commerce: Full Session Yester-
day-Custom House Afairs-Real Estate Mat.
ters-Fashionaole Furor AT the Hub: Partisan
Nertu Under the Hammer-Horse stock Asso-
ciation In vemont-Financial and Commercial
Reports-Fres In Brooklyn-Marriages and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
4-Editor1als: Leading Article. general Grant and
His Cabinet-Hs Dangers and His Way OF
Safety'-Amusement Announcements
Ieated France: The Situation In and Around
Paris; Escape OF one Corps OF Cunchart's Army
from Manteurel; The Peace puestion-Mlli.
tary Operations Concluded III Southern
France-General Butler and John Bull-Brtlsh
Opinion of American Congressional Welcome
to the Fenians-Miscellaneous, Foreign and
Domestic Telegrams-Charity Bal-Personal
Intelhgence-Niews OF the Past-Business
Notices.
6-Proceedings in congress-RepubHcan Reor.
ganization: Meeting OF the New General Com
mittee-Albany: Proceedings in the Legsla
ture-The PENNSYLVANIA Miners Strike-rhe
Fenian Exiles-The Market Question-Trades-
men and Mechanics Society-The Jersey City
Charter.
5-Advertisements.
S-Europcan News: Mail Details 10 the 2oth or IAN
uary-History OF the Black sea Claufe-Naval
1ntelligence--Army In elligence-Meetlng of
the Dock COmmissioners-A Good Fiaancer-
Burglary In Wilamsburg-The Death Of Della
Dixon-The Courts.
9-The Courts lcontinued)-Emigration Affairs
The Williamsburg Ghoul--The TAYLOR will
Case-The Circus in Court-Washngton Ru-
mors from the West-The Georgia Congress
men-Boodshed on Shpboard-The Jumtl
VIII Case-The Westchester VIII Case-Amuse-
ments-The Trotting Congress-New City
News-Brooklyn s-Billiards-The Case
of Filkns, the Alleged Express Robber =
BROOKLYN Tax Collection-Collision on the Erie
Railway-Supposed Inoendiansm III West
chester.
1O-News from Washington: Excitement Among
Politicians: Reconstruction Of President Grants
Cabnet-Shipplng Observation-Disclosures
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

THE Poor CHINAMAN. who has been trying
to make an honest living in Massachusetts, and
New Jersey on very low wages, is solemnly
warned by legislative preliminaries at Albany
against invading the rights and perquisites of
New York workingmen. A bill making the
importation Of coolie laborers penal offence
has been introduced by Senator Tweed at the
request of his constituents among the work
ingmen, the astute Boss himself personally
disclaiming any favorable disposition toward
its passage
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

BRUISED MEATS IN OUR MARKETs-CIuRLrY
the trouble to notice the fact will be astonished
at seeing the extraordinary amount of bruised
meats hanging up in the butchers stalls. This
not only includes beef, but pork and mutton
as well. 1t would seem that the poor crea-
lures had been belabored almost to Jelly by
the cattle drovers in their transit from the
West and other points to this market. This
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

RELIEF FOR THE FRENCH. Chamber
Of Commerce in this city has taken up the
suggestion we made some days ago relative
to sending food and clothing to the suffering
people OF France. Seventy thousand
dollars is to be subscribed in Boston for the
same purpose, and committee of thirty men,
bers of our Chamber of Commerce has been
appointed to carry ont the charitable measures
proposed here. There is no question of tho
action which New York people will take in
this matter. They are not likely to limit their
subscriptions nor to open their purses slowly.
The City OF Charities delights in open-handed
generosity, and with such an object as suf.
fering France before it the free offerings of her
citizens will pour down like shower of gold.
But the general government should take some
part in this free-wll Offering Ole or two
United States vessels should be Immediately
made ready to carry the relief thus rendered
to France, and we hope that President Grant
will give the necessary orders al once.
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

seas. Reduction Of the power Of the navy
with view to paying of the public debt 10
false economy, and we may at some future
period find 1t out to our cost and reducing Its
efficiency by raising the staff above the line
officers of the service is only another of the
many steps we have taken backward since
the close Of the rebellion. Whatever Congress
may be doing to benefit the nation in other
matters we can only say that, in proper esti-
nation and care for the army and navy, it is
terribly deficient. 1t does away with useful
grades in both arms of the service; ii reduces
the number and pay Of officers aud men, cuts
down every appropriation for navy yards,
forts and arsenals; renders our foreign
squadrons the laughing-stock for other naval
Powers, and encourages dissensions among
officers that should not exist, and that only still
further tend to cripple the service by giving ear
to petty complaints about imaginary wrongs,
instead of referring the dissatisfied ones to the
heads of departments, who should have full
power to settle all such affairs without their
being brought to the attention of Congress
-conversant with the subject
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

THE Coal MINING CAPITALISTS are COM
binng against the miners associations for the
prevention of strikes in future. strong and
earnest meeting was held in Philadelphia yes
terday. when preliminary measures were taken
to carry out the purpose. So long, however,
as the strikes are gotten up in favor Of the
likely that there will be any very general CO
operation 10 this new measure.
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

emotional INSANITY is not duly appre-
ciated in Cleveland. DR.. Galentine, who some
three months ago slew his wifes paramour,
was convicted of manslaughter and yesterday
sentenced to ten years imprisonment Per-
haps they take a business view of this matter
out West, and consider emotional insanity as
interfering seriously with the divorce trade OF
that section
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

IT SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE TO HARMoNIzE the
republican factions in this city. Even Gree
ley, who had great experience at peacemaking
during the rebellion, has failed in repeated
efforts to secure good will among the men Of
the General Committee and was rather
urgently handled for his pains at the meeting
last evening. LET us have peace" seems to
be as substantial motto for the republicans
Row as it was during the Grant campaign
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

THEY HAVE HAD genuine diiettG,lte sensa-
ton at the Hub" which meanets the city of
the Puritans. Boston. The conteAts of the
chateau Of a well known connoisseur in fine
arts, late Mr. Deacon-which name, for the
sake OF euphoDy and patojs q la Francaise, is
to be pronounced 'sDe Con"-have been sold
under the order of executors and the hammer
of an auctioneer. The details will be found
in another column. II will be interesting TO
our 'gatherers OF unconsidered trifles" in
foreign parts to learn the valle attached to
those tribes when transplanted to American
soil
The New York herald., 1871-02-03
Congress MISUNDERSTANDING Subsidies :
Defeat OF n Railroad Land Grnnt.

Defeat OF Railroad Land Grant.
The only two subjects Of interest before
Congress yesterday were in regard to steam
ship subsidies and to railroad land grants.
The former came up in the Senate, the latter
in the House. The steamship bill was one
granting a subsidy of one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars per annum for the first five
years, and of one hundred thousand dollars
for the next five years, to semi-monthly line
between New Orleans and the coast of Mexico.
1t was taken up more as matter Of courtesy
to Senator Kellogg, of Louisiana, who desired
to make speech in support Of it. than with
any purpose of immediate action, and so,
after the speech was made, the matter was
laid aside. Nothing else of interest came be-
fore the Senate, except well-intentioned
induce that body to observe the rules of gram
matical construction and the graces of compo-
sition in its resolutions, But the Delaware
Schoolmaster was only laughed at for his
pains. - :
The friends of reform in the land grant
policy OF the government-those who are op-
posed to the giving away of immense tracts OF
the public domain for the benefit of railroad
companies-had triumph in the House yes
terday in the defeat of bill reviving land
grant to a railroad in Wisconsin. This was a
bill passed by the Senate last session, and
which has been before the House on several
occasions during the present session. After a
discussion, which occupied the greater part Of
yesterdays sitting, the bill was recommitted
to the Committee on Public Lands. That ac-
ton is equivalent to rejection Of the bill, as
the committee will not be called again during
the present Congress. We hail this vote as
pretty fair indication of the fate of all mea-
sures Of like character that may come be-
fore the House.
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

VINO CAN SOLVE THE MYSTERY of the
young Williamsburg vampire who goes about
with pocket-knife assaulting and cutting
ladies on the street? His exploits seem to
have frightened the bewitching creatures of
that suburb SO that they won't go out without
an escort. Of course our detective police
will never be able to ferret out the
mystery, and we would suggest that
some brave hearted, strong ncrved
girl over there, who can trust to a quick eve
and q steady wrist, buckle couple of pistols
about her waist and take sharp knife in each
hand, and, attended at a respectful distance
by small squad Of policemen, lay for this
new dragon aad attack him as St. George did
the old one. We venture to say the mystery
would then be solved in trice. and lac girl
would be heroine of amending fame.
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

cLoKr THEATRE - Brosswsv.-vAmxrr ENTER.
rkHrxssI. AC.-AtrHlr Ho ffrP.
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WOODS MUSEUM BroAaw AZ. corner sosh si.-Perform
nness srerx afernsoo ana evening.
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ARgstKtxTs rHIs EVENING.

nowFny TrrArRk. Rowery.-CAvsLIrRs AN
Not NsnnAps~ SAw-BnAND on CRIME
The New York herald., 1871-02-03
WITH SUPPLEMENT
CONTENTS OF TO.DAY,s HERALD.

New York, Friday, February 3, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

srw roRK srApr THEATRE. Is BOwery-Donr IN
tfspT lLOEtrE
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

wALi.AcxT rHEArRE ls,n street,
fAfrT hrANf NnyEE MoS FAIR LApY-lsrD Cr.
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

LIMA rpwIS.s THEATRE Ss0 Broadway.-HuSrEp
Do~s. On. run Two LlNrs or MARY LEIeH.
The New York herald., 1871-02-03

virra svnsuK rHEArRs, r~eny.:ourss street,
kkMNYn0A
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sTsLos GARDEN. BroAsway.-rnx SPECTACLE OF
fmE nLAeK CNook.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Georgia, for New York-Mrs
Walton. Mrs Thompson, Mrs W s Fraser, Rev
W Adams, Mr. andMrs r White, r u r. lsdale
@ a Sloan, Mrs Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs ;lsdra, A
Kelly, Miss Esdra, Mlss @ Esdra, Mrs Meken.
ma. Mrs Mitchell, Miss Trott,. Miss Bel, Scots
and vile, Rev Plnckneg, Master O'Neill, CspI u
BoIlin. A Blakeley, Mr. anu Mrs Schiller, Mr and
Ntrs II whitney, P q Lynch, A Flttlebaum, Mrs III
Driscole, Il Beedle.
Per steamer Water Lilly, from Edisto, Enter,
prise and Way Laadings-MrS B Balnar1,
Bailey, A M Whaley. Stoney, Dr a " ScAei' "A
Johnson and on deck.
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HAVANA Market.

HAVANA, August l2.-Sugar slow OF gale and
pr.ces unatered; sales unimportanr, amt buyers
demand areducIton; quota ipos nc nlnal Sales
Of tie5wesk, 5000 bsXes.t Exported during the
week fiom Havana and Mstanzas, $4,000 boxes
and, 400 hhds, OF which 5000 boxes and all the
hogsheads weie 70 The United states. Stock re.
naming In warehouses at Havana aud Matanzds,
80 $40 boxes and 1900 hhns. Freights quiet. Ex-
chapge-on Lon. on, "a ,ss25 premium; on Uni ed
States, sixty days,cnrrency, para = oil, count;
ditto. go .sixtI Gays, 1eH premium; short sight,
I3Ha14x premium.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August 1s.-SeIarTs TURPE,I-
r1Hs-sales o. 14e CASKS at 4+c. 50 casks at 441hS:
andf3 casks al CSC per gallon. = he market Is
>drn, and Has ad dyanced 251c per gallon.
! RCsIN --SalesDf 500 bbls at 50 20 for strained.
so for extra Nc. q 81 Is for low No l, s4 for
II, and IS IS for pale.
ryeliDw dip and 81 10 for virgin.
TLR-Sales oI IS bbls at 81 %.
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LIVERPOOL. CLASSIFICATION.

Miadling observation-disclosures. .16H@-
RIcs.-Tne business in this grain was unim-
portant.
NAVAL SToRKs-There were no sales reported
FaBIaHrs.-To Liverpool by steam, dlrect,
nominal on 'uplands !. via New York, xd
on uplauds, Id on sea Islands; BY sai,
on uplands AKA Sea !slands, nominal. 7,
Havre nominal. Ooasrziss-to New York
By steam, 10 on upands and xc on sea
ialanda; 81 25 q s.eroe on rice; by sa. &c q tb on
cotton; p tlerce on rice:4oc q barrel on roslp,
sA@e~ Y on lumber; 5000 q n on timber. T.
Boston, hy san, Xc p b on upland cotto.'
To Providence, by sail IS p n on boards, sc
q h en- cotton; By steam 81 p bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, 10 p fb
On uplands; by sail. 81 . N on boards; 50 on
timber; IS p ton on clay, aEd $a@s 80 on phos
pnates. To Baltimore, BY sseam, Kc 2 b by
sail, sc so@I . II On boards; $s@s2s p ton cn
phosphate rock. Vessels are IN demand by
onr merchants TO take lumber freghts from
asorsasown, s. e.s Darien and sati:la River, Ga,
aid Jacksonville. Fla, Northern ports, and $40
on w are the Rates on lumber and boards.
ExcH&aEGStefiina co day Bills FIX.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = The sanks are pur-
chasing alsht checks on New York at par: days
sfof; 80 days r or; ltdassor; 2o.days on;
sodaJs- on. They are aeuirs sight checks at x
premium.
ssGoLusalI@bfe. ,S.e' -
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I1HE YORKYILLE ENQUIRER FOR ls7

"HEYORKVIILE ENQUIRER FOR 1871
81 a. ,ssI 49, =; seg I'D 81
- 80 s.sx-SS,,,ss.y111l s.s S,s ~
VIA gne'Mfst ortne year, Ete iVrh Wills ES.
qUlREh VIII enter uppn lte seveuteeutn voiutiej
anu the success VIII WHICH cue ptoPIietoI nas
met n .ns past s Sosrs nsnsr TO oas nm
tospresent astracslons 10 lne tet9re; superior 10
any heretofore onereu. WIN this VleW, anu loF
the purncse OF securing
OKlGiNAL a. SEEiAh a.l,a Sagn,ES .,nI s.o o,,,
OF hlgh order, remuneratlYe pres were onered
Tor the three pesSseon'pe9tlVe stories. From
large number that were submitted, commitsee,
composed o. UslnIerestea Sna conlPctsnI uislaly
TfN ,nens ena TaE Tms
which, on opening tEe seas contain
ing the authors names, were found to be from
the pens OF some OF the most popular story wrt
ters; and these productions are pronounced equal
to the stories issued nom eeSly press IN tile
EcOuutry.
THE PRIZE STORIES
will run through at least twenty six numbers or
the paper, and win be followed by three other
Original Stories Of ahsprblng lntefest Wrlttsn ex.
pressly for the ENQUIRER, titled, respectively:
'DESTINY-AeTALEO OF BEFOEE ThE WAR;
BROKEN O!STERNS:n and sgNi,NoYN"-maS' MAJ.
Ing not less than three eehundredicelnmns OF orlgl'
nal Stories to be publlshed drrlng tho year,
which, in addition to the miscellaneous Read.
ing," adapted to all classes, the Agricultural Ae'
matlon lor tae saleL, .1 s,onsio nao
msn or rnortai oh;Iitv ,yhnae graceful non embel.
man o malAeo aoy; i,ar, suenar peu cIun
ny y,s pis with Edfortals on
VI WIZ hno ias eoSSe, Sno "aSn ~ ,ha SanS W %,
npIno panS ,hrpad: Sommarc,s and Market Re
nono o. aa a, hins nna ~ 4Sa Iorast nanars mn
Ro d anu ~ oSS S;h ,,ntod | IN re %es, stu,e IN
the ESsgInsR WIN sGppy the wan,
PRIZES TO SUBSCRIBERS. ,., -,
,,r;t nr tha in,oaYha f}istrihutton of Prizaa no.
ng padan, sSe.sm
nnns, " tna .nscrbsrs ~ the ENopEp hnt unou
Sne , ,hnt "a s oyoon IN ybich
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DAcFFe NAIL STEAMSHIP oolRYs
- i.EHRoueH LINE 70 I,
seALFFoRNIA, oHINA;AND JAPAN.
--'.a+z '...--s -. Il - y
. 9. 7 .se..a-
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

-. FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Steamers OF the above lpelesve Pier ,F66n,
No. AZ, North River. foot OF. Canal
street, New York, at II O'Clock noon, OF The I6tn
aid 30th of every month except when these
dates fan on Sunday, then the Saturday P1assa-
All departures connect at Panama with steam
era for South Pacific and Oentral American Forts.
Departure OF 18th touches OF Kingston, Jamaica.
Fur Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran.
cisco frst OF every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch; ass Havana, bet
20 direct fron; New York toAHpinwan.
one hundred pounds baggage free to each adult,
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information app ,
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on u g
wharf foot OF Canal street, North Ever, New
YORK. I, Is. BABY, Agent.
siaIsasiyr ~ s. s g y y 81 y y
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Receipts by Railroad, August Is.
soura oAao11sA RAI1aoAp.

ST bales cotton, 81 bales goods, 357 bbls naval
stores, 225 sacks bran, Is cars lumberand wood,
car stock. To Railroad Agent, q Walter & co.
Tiedeman, Calder, d CO, ~ q Courtney co, EN-
HoMelksBarden ParketSWs
J JBennEtt, H HEGrsingeE az Triest,O % Wietels, ],
N Robson,sF D @ Kracke. -tsSS
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7Dri1as ait0 Me6irines.

nR. BAE-R-'
IMPROVED
]. VEGETABLE cATHAsRTIo PILLS.
YIN remedy iBFLf0.Us DIsoRDERs land
LIVER COMPLAINT-will cure Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Headache, Costiveness, Loss OF
Appetite, and have proved OF great use In Seu:
ralgis Dropsy, Dysenlery, Piles, Palms I'm the Side,
Back and Limbs. They VIII cure Sick Headacne
and all Derangements OF the Stomach. These
Pills contain no Mercury, and may be taken with
perfect safety N any pstsons, and In,alI sltna.
tions or lre.
No family should be without them.
Manufactured by DR.. q. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail, Druggist,
Charleston, 8. @.
Price per box 25 cents. Usual discount to the
trade.
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MaRINE NERs.
CHARLESTON, S. AUGUST Il, 1871.
Lat 81 deg is min IS sec. Lon 7ades 81 min sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

NIL schr Clara Montgomery, Borden, New York
10 DAYS. MGse. To " Roach, ,&co, ] EAdger D.
CO. O Ahrens co, Bollmapn Bros: J " Boesch,
E Bates CO, Crane, Boylston Il co..H Cobia i co,
C Ciacius. Cameron, Barkley CO, Elias Bros: +
Fleming & CO. Douglas & Miller, Goodrich. Vine
man & CO, N Horsey 4 Bro, Hart & co, Jno Hur-
kamp / CO. King, 8 Marshall, Murphy i
LitIle, @ Railroad CO, E. Railroad co. II FIJI s
Riggs, Stenens Werner i Ducker, o Wieters, p
r White, Tiedemau, Calder & co, L.Wetskopi, G w
Williams CO. ] Robson, r CowperthWa1f,
& B, Adams, Damon co. On the 14th inst. be.
tween Cape Hatteras and Lookout, passed schr j
Il Stickney, from Baltimore for Charleston.
@ L schr Eddie Waters, Space, New York-l6
days. Mdse. To II Baker & CO, 5 Railroad
co, T II BRISTOL & co, Boyd, Cameron, Barkley
d co, Dowie, Noise d Davis, DlE Fleming. Good
rich, Wineman & CO, E Gardner, p Grmke,
G s Hacker, Johnston, Crews eco, n Klatte co,
MoRry & Son, Morris il Baldwin; Ostendor1 d co,
Olney co, ] a Quackenbush, Reils, II Sllcox,
Thompson co. P Toale. O F Wteters Wage.
ner j. Monsees, Walsh diamond 7, diamond A
and Order.
Steamer Water Lilly, ToglIos, Edisto, Enterprise
and Way Landings. Mdse and sundrles To
D Nisbet, G ClacIls, II McGorty. q Bischon, Fra
ser & Dll, W NJ Bird co, and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. -
Steamship Georgia, -Crowell, New York-Wag-
ner, Huger d co, W A Courtenay.
Brig CS Packard, Harrington, Philadelphia
McCoob, Jr.
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80
.Upiisal.

The DIAMOND GLASSES, manufactured BY J. 3.
SPENCER j. co., New York, which are now onered
to the pnbnc, are pronounced bya the celebrated
Opticians of the world to be the most Perfect, Ma
turaf Artificial help to the human eye ever known.
They are ground under their own supervision.
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
andI1e 1ertve their narnes 'Diamond, - on account
OF tier hardness and brilllancy. =
: The scientific principle on which they are coH'
structed brings the core or centre OF the lens di.
.reotly In: mont OF thesye, produtin9sa clear ana
distinct vision, as IN the natural healthy slgnt,
and preventing all UNPLEASANT sensations, SUCH a.
gllmmering and wayering o. mshs, dizziness; &c,
peculiar 20 all others In use. :-.,..s..5.2E.z.-
: They are mounted In the finest manner, IN
frames OF the best quality, Of ailfmsterias used
for that purpose. Thetr fnian and durability can
'CIUrIoN.- None genuine unless bearing their
trade mark stamped enevery frame.
q. Dealer Ia Watches, Jewelry, ..
Sterling Hilverware and Optical Goods,
*. - - = Sf:lS lEp No. 3o1 King street.
oct3l l-stuth1V .s;,ss j. Charleston, So.
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I'm August.

Oh the Gin the dying sunlight gold and crimson
Merging ii is rainbow splsndor in the purple Of
LenstSenins shadows greet the swilight, while the
Rising on the brew Of heaven, shines the beacon
light afar.
Bearded. red with Iiss Of autumn, yonder waves
1.-The August corn; ~, ,,,,,her ri, sha,,
break again the dawn; a,o,r,v hr,s IN
meath the Eailow leaf the beetle droWsY NUNS ln
ON tne nD @ediaf tree the lnnet sits and tunes his
pipe alone.
Ripeulng nuts hang thick In clusters; lovers stroll
beneath the boughs
In the cleaning, nee ara wltuesS save Tue slo"-
worm to their vows
All the days OF youths sweet spring-tidel an, sne
lssctays OF Autumn bliss |,
winter hours come all too quickly-seize ye, then,
the Joy Of this.
thus tits the glasstu turns ever-how the sands OF
$ life along
ChsngmG. changing. changing, changing Is the
burden Of our song; 49,. 49,.
Even In birth the Haiiing infant draws ite nrst
faint breath with pain; s,,,,
Sink In painless sleep the aged-eVeu IN oylng
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- Vu1NEEsTUE, 3. G., EEDsnary IT, IB7I.
Trains VIII leave Charleston Daily at $50 A. II
and 8P.M.
Arrive at Charleston ':so A. M.tMondays ex
.repted) and 2:8o P. H.
Train does not leave Charleston P. n, sur
pAYs.
Train leaving $50 A. II. makes through cphnec
ten to New York, VIA Richmond .and Acquis
Creek only, going through IN 40 hours.
Passengers leaving by 8 P. M. Train have
choice OF route, via. Richmond anu Washington.
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
timsre. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain Sun.
DAY In Wilmington, N. O..
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route TO CINCINNATI. Chicago; and Other. point.
West and Northwest both Trains making con,
.nections at Washington With. Western. rraini
OF Baltimore and o hi0 Railroad. = t
y. 81 S. SOLOMONS, y. y Z.
isEss' Engineer and superintendent
p. L. CLHApoR, General Ticket Agent.
:. febll'l2rpQs s..:..' ~ - ~,
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NO=HlNDRED Gritty THOUSAND DOLLARS
e ~.
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MEMORANDA.

The schrs Susan Wright Douglas. and a De-
Hart, Low, for Georgat0Wn, SO, Cleared at New
York 18th inst. '4~s~' - -
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G, cleared at New York August Il. .,.,,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-17
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-17
SAILED YESTERDAY.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, August 16:-Arriyed. Steamship City
OF Limerick and Italy. Arrived out the Bremen,
Donna and Caledonia.