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I Ed0GeI AfT1V8lt&112xCHHo Ho'
.yess s5GHkRLKafoN RorHb .,:.s~
B. Ward, South Carolina; Vim. F. Clandy;
Macon, Ga; g.. Lux Georgia.; Henry G. Fay New
York; Samuel B. Laerer, Pennsylvania; George
W. Rose, Mrs. ". B. Hayward, Savannah, Ca; W:
A.. Robinson and wife, Miss q. Robinson, s. H.
stone and wife, SYRACUSE n. r; Mrs. Ripley and
/ two daughters, H-C. Vanness and wife, New
York; battle, Lowell; ". L. Ames and wife;
New York; Mrs. Landrum, Miss Jencks, Georgia;
r. L. Henry, Baltimore; S. B. Dow, South Caro-
lima; VIM. W. Wallace, Philadelphia; A. II Corrie
South Carolina; q. T. Daand, Boston; G. Whit
Island; D. Stern, wife and daughter, Massachu;
sets; A. H. Tuubridge and wife, Mrs. Davis, Miss
Lzzia Tunbsitge, New York; Dr.. Turnl pseed and
wife g. B. McCants South Carolina; James F.
Teller, New York; John b. Moore, wife, child aud
servant, Mrs. D. &. Butnham, Columbia, S. c. NJ.
H Hunting, Aiken, s. o.
PAVILION HOTEL. -
:, ]. D. Aurohlson. South Carolina Mr.. and Hrs.
Write Miss Mary Waite, Chicago; Charles Ripe,
st. Louis; E. a. Trotter, Miss Fell, Miss E. Trotter,
Philadelphia; J. b. Baldwin, Baltlmore; Calvin
Durand and wife, O. E. :Durand and wife, D. A..
Jones and.wife, Miss Hatsis Jones, Chicago; Miss
Anna Jones, Gamevfle, Ohio; = Huntoon and
wife, T.G Hamilton and wife, MIS-. Warden; .Mr.
and Mts. Gray, New York.
: MILLS HOUSE.
e. H. Brand, Logansvllle; ]. R. Cook, W. L.
Thourett, Bonnesu's; D. B. Dunham, Savannah;
d: Townsend, washington; r. 8. Wilson, D. o.
HlIl FlorIda;1 L. Hanmona, ]; W. erstg, Atan.
TIC and calf Katltoad, ]. ". Glover, Brunswick
and Albany Railroad.
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REFERENCES:
IL ING ILL Ia M..

Just received atKING WILLIAMS CIGAR FAC
TORY, No. $40 King street. near Society streat, q
large and complete assortment OF Leaf. Chewing
and smoking TOBACCO, Cigarettes, Snun, Pipes,
manufactured by WIN SCHRODER, who respect
fuy invites the attention OF ohewers and smokers,
and traders wholesale and retail, to stock fully
comprising, every variety Of quality and prices,
nnerefi at the lowest cash rates. All orders from
sne country win receive prompt attention and
shipped O. o. D., or at thirty days city ACCEPT
sysss: - %, dec1a6moa
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Fowl THIEF CAPTURED.-Jas. Petre, q COLOR
ed youth; was arrested about dark on Wednesday
evening by policeman, as. he was making his
way rapidly from the railroad with PAIR Oh
fowls. Being unable to account satisfactorily fof
his being in possession OF the festhery bipeds ne
Ewas locked up to await his examination. He eon-
fessed next morning that he had stolen ahem
from a woman whor he famfflarly mentioned ss
Roxy, stewardess on one OF the passenger trains,
and that he had frequently managed TO relieve
h,s- 10 this manner. he vas sent to jaa for
1 twenty tayB.
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New Law IN REGARD TO PnoTs.-By an act
OF Congress, approved on the 2sth Of Fetrqarz,
1871; alLpnNs Of steam vessels sare reqe.- ed 10
have an United States as well as a State LICENSE
There is a case under consideration before Trial
Justice Levy which turns upon this point, where
apilSt having an United States Ncense Of INST
class branch and State license OF q .tWerve-foot
Ebraneh brought the steamship virginia into this
port. BY the new law, any Pilot VINO brings
steam vessel inte port without having an United
states license and the captain of the steam yes
sci, ars each liable to afne Of one hundred dol
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON
~ PANY.
EWWMs Ra
OHARLRsroN, S. c.. February H.

;. i OHARLRsroE, S. G.. February 11,+as7l.
.Traihs leave Charleston Daily at II II. snd6:so
Pm.
Arrive at Charleston 1880 A. N. (Mondays e1-
cepted) and $3.50 P. n.
Train does not leave Charleston s:soP. II, SUN.
Train leaving at IL N. makes through connec.
tion TO New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Creek only, going through In AZ hours, WITHOUT
UETENTION ON SUNDAYS.
passengers leaving by $50 P: Train. hav e
choice Of route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY byfhis Train lay over on SUNDAY IN A bal
Hmore. 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 points
West and Northwest both Trains making close
connections at washington with Western trains
of Baltimore and hio Railroad.
8. s. S0LOM0GS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. eLEApoR, General Ticket Agent.
(eb1l-12mos
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The ApeER LrNE-The superior steamship
Charleston, Captain Berry, which lefs mere on
Tuesday last, with large number OF passengers,
made an admtrablerun to New York, and reached
there at P. NJ, yesterday, making the passage
in nfty-two houre. THIS unsur passed vessel is
proving herself one or the speedIest afest4. :,
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Gan6 Aseneies.
HlHE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND
IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION.

The undersigned have entered into IN assocla-
ton for the purpose OF introducing IMMIGRANTS
INTO SOUTH CAROLINA, and producing homes
for TIE same.
riey propose to establish Agencies in the prin-
cipIl cities Of Europe, and In the North and the
Northwest, and assist Immigrants in coming TO
our state where they have homes provided, and
aid Isem in becoming permanent settlers upon
the SOIL.
They request their friends throughout the State
to place such OF their Lands and Real Estate at
their disposal as will make suitable homes for Inn.
migrants at the lowest credit prices, say for pc.
rlod Of nve years. WIKI the undersigned will un-
terrake to advertise and sell, charging the own
ers q reasonable commission for the sale.
Circulars will be prepared and distributed ex-
planning more In detail our plans.
CENTRAL OFFICE ACADEMY. UF MUSIC,
Corner King and Market streets,
cHARLEsroN, so. Ga.
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY d 60.
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READwHATP PROFESSOR MEANS, of Savannah,
Bays about Bowen & Mercers superphosphste, ed.
..vertised By Mr.. Paul g. Trehholm, In this morn.
ang,s issue: ats liberal supply Of soluble phos-
phoric acid in combination with lime, must give
satisfactory fruitage for the Arst year. The In.
soluble phosphate Of the same base by sslow
chemical changes; subsequently going On in the
soil, viii increase its capabtlity for producing
better crop for the succeeding year" maral-1
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., Bua1sEss sEsysLoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared 70 furnish good envelopes, with
uustnasE cards printed thereon; at,$4 per tnous.
and. send your. orders. Every merchant and
business uan. should have his card printed on
his envelopes. t;s .4,H'S
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NEW CADEr.-The Marion Star eomufends
Congressman Rainey for his appointments Sof
son Of Colonel R. g. Howard, Of that county as
q cadet at West Point, and says that Mr.. Howard
stood an exceflenf examination.
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THE UNPAID INTEREST ON THE CRY srocK.--
We are now told that the city treasurer VIII com.
mence the payment Of interest on city stocks,
together with all arrears on the 10th Of April
next We hope So.
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ID UsI.N ID SIS N 0TI 6-Es.

5 TIE. SPECIAL ATTENTION OF TIE LADIES' is
iuvIred to q lot of entirely pew and exceedingly
beautiful patterns, just ieeesed and opened for
sale, at reasonable prices, by'Mme Lazier, Paris
IAN dfessmakef, King street. one door above
Wentworth street. Gall, early as the supply Ia
/ limited. -
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BUTTER, CHEESE, ,&o-Mr. A. Nimitz, o1
No 200 East Bay is peculiarly fortunate in having
secured the services Of Mr.. 8. A. Lambert % his
purchasing agent in NeB. York. Mr.. Lambert's
qualifications are 80 well known in Charleston
that his engagement con hardly fail to prove
trump card for Mr.. Nimitz, and eminsntly salts
.faCtory to his customers.
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erection fof r6wssn ID.
tendant, In ASeeSite, passed OF very quietly
Hondsy. HI >s::tF.s O. Dupre beng the choice Of
an parties for the of1oe.
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CoproH, RoBBRRs rARRxSTEg-HoV TIE
BUSINESS m MASAGED:-=About ten days ago-swo
white men or decent appearance srrived In this
Hss-from NewsYork and registered Themselves a.
&ssinOss, Home, inr Market street, under she
names of August Hartzer and Edward Hunter.
The two, who wore doing business together,
owned small two cared bastsan pf moderate
capacity, tn which they brought two pockets OF
sea island cotton at-5 O'Clock on Wednesday
morning to the feos Of .Hased sueet, and landed
them ON thewharf Tie cotton was placed In
cart hired for the purpose apd earrted through
Esat Boz, land mp. Broad street, the driver being
dItec,ed to follow Hsrt;sr, ~ho preceded him
Gort distance on the 6tdexalk sWhenSHear the
aaardnouse, Sergeant Reed, Of tie. police force,
observed sopevstng suspicious about the cstgoai
ana, his suspicious being stiT furthss tex
cited by the action OF sHartaer in oecKon.
ing to the driver, ho~ caused the latter to
drtve into the stationhouse yard and leave the
cotton. Hartzei seeing things were going wrong
with the cotton, lett On time up Meeting street,
hus being pm sued by the serg, ant sndoyaptsken
near the Mills House, he was lodged In q cell a.
NeGpsrdhouse. After telling several eonnlc1ng
Stfes aboat the cotton, the prisoner at lass con-
teeBed thai It was stolen. Owing 70 ms ssase-
ments, Sergeant Reet proceeded at19o'clock that
night 70 the Saaors' Home and arrested .Hutter.
A cloee search Of the room occupied By the two
prisoners revealed lot Of cotton bagging, twine,
needles, scissors, an instrument for cutting Iron
ties. and other ixtnres for Disgusting and oraad-
Ing cotton. The pockets Of cotton have the names
and brands carefully cut out and patches over the
,,a.ss Near these matches they are also much
smssrec with candle grease, ,showfns that the
work was done 1t night The prisoners appeared
belore the Mayor, who :turnsd them over to Irial
lustice Lew. IAN examination foak placsy ester
day morning, anashe two were committed TO aa
for trial.at the next term Of the coutt0f General
sessions. The whole adair was disoosered- -o an
accident, land much praise IL dnesro Sergeant
Reed for his Discrimination and the prompt man
ner In which the parties implicated we're taken
into custody.
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MApEs' supERpHospHArE has been reduced
to $50 cash, and SEQ on time. Kinsman Howell
are the agents for the state.
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marl3.mtuf

ALL that are suffering from bodily ailments
Incident to our Southern climate, should syaa
themselves Of the beneficial effects OF the OIL Car
Olna BItters.
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BEL HEADS printed on tine paper at s., "A
SIS, $3.50 ,nd So 50 per thousand, according Il
size, at TIE NEWS Job ONCE.
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ITY-AFFzrRS
Meetings This nay.

MsfioB Lodge, at aP. M.s - &s-':5s = -
Board OF Tfanes at s Pm. tsAg
washington Artillery Friendly Society, at 8
PM
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ATTENTION; ToUnIsrs.-stereoscopic view
OF Charleston and vicinity, At no. lSl King street
orst the Haseistret Bazaar. noVf2
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TIE ATTENTION OF WAroH-suYERs Is called
TO oI,r large stock OF Walthsn Wasches. These
watches hayebeen long known throughout the
United States as the best aud cheapest In the
market An Watches guaranteed. -
-. W. CARRINaroN & Co.,
marl3.mtur No. 266 King street.
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- -. -
% -. LOUISVILLE, KY, Sepemberl,
feel that we have. now On article o. gingutt
able for such cases as that remedy L. adapted 20
''schnappsn Is a remedy in chronic catarrhal
take great pleasure In bearing highly credit.
able iesti1rony to It's eficacy as remedial agent
in the diseases for which you recommend IT,
Having natural tendency TO the mucous sur
faces with slight degree OF stlmulatfon: te
gard It as one OF the most important remeaes u y
the genito.Hrinary apparatus. with mucn 10
'p'''' '''t CaAs. A. LEAs, M. D., New York.
No. 90 PINE STREET, N. Y, Nov. 81, 1861.
UDoLPHO WOLFE. ESQ.,, Present: DEAR sfR-.l
have MADE chemical examination Of sample
OF your "Schiedam Schnapp5," with ene intent o.
determining II any foreign or Injurious substance
had been added to the SIMPLE distilled spiritss
The examip stlon- has resulted In the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or hafm
full admixtures. have been unable to discover
any trace OF the deleterlous substances Maici
are sometimes employed In the ahulterati0n o
liquors. Il would mot hesitate to use myself, MOI
TO recommend to others, for medicinal purposes
1.-The .Schiedarn Sehnapps'sas en excellent ane
unobectionsbie variety ofEtn. .Vefg Tes pecuuAJ
yours, Signed CHAs. >. sEELY, ohemiss'
CHEMICAL AID TECHNICAL LApoRAToRY
IS EXCHANGE ,PLioE,G N. Y, Nov: 25, 1867
UDOLpHo WoLFE, Esq. :-DEAR SrRSThe under
signed have carefully and thoroughly a1alyzed
sample OF your Aromatic Scsiedsm Schagps,
selected by ourselves, end have FOUND tne sams
free from all organic or inorganic substances
more or less Injurious to health. From the result
Of our examination we consider the ardcle ona
Superior quality, heaithful as beverage, ane
efectuarln It's medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours
(Agned) ALEX TRIPPEL, Chemist. =,
FRANCIS E. ENGELHaRD, y. D.
For sale by all Respectable Grocers and Drug
+UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
:.msr2-sraos jNo..0 BEAVER STREET, 3. Z.
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CRooUFT CRoouET CRoouET !!-Im-
mense reduction in prIce.i The largest Field
Croquet at 81.
HAsEr STREET BAZAAR ANDNo. 1s1 KING ST.
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SHoor1NG ArFRAY.-Frank Mason and
William Darrell, the parties Implicated tn the
shooting Of MI. Finley at the Race SCpuree on
Tuesday afternoon, were broagat before Trial
Justice McKinlay yesterday afternoon, andhasiug
waived aH s1aminatton, the amount t their Dan
washxed at five thousand dollars exch. This was
allowed upon an ORDER Of the county solicitor is
sued to that effect, after CONSULTATION witnshe
physicians attending Mr.. Einley. Mason was
baiied out 81 three orciock, his ancfes Alderman
Howard, and Alderman Greene being sureties on
.8eSohd, Darrell has not been able 70 produce
1oMcient sureties Mr. Finley; the wounded man,
vAe residesa at No " King street, Is improving.
Suels fat from being ont or dssger. ~
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An INVALID must indeed be proud OF his Ills,
ii he does not avail himself OF the greatest cura-
tive agent known-0. @. B.
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Al Cosr AT Cosr Large size chromes.
BASEL srRHET BAZAAR.
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PAPER DOLLS! PAPER DOLLS sold at 8, g,
Q and II cents each former prices, s, 10, Is and
20 cents.
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lHaSaH oTfs1Ds.-ghe lighthouse steamer
1tlanthus started yesterday morning .for FFstns
ean shosa having ID tow rns Ilghtshlp Relief
which is to replace tho vessel recaaslH blown
ir5m her moerngs as the shoala The Aaanthus
found the we$thss very rough 3eutstde, and was
Obliged to retnrn Gsy,.r
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER fHAN EVER
n Velvet and Leather bindings, 76 cents; Old
price 30 cents. In Velvet and Leathet bindings,
.s5. cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
oindszgs, 81; old price 81 d. In Velvet and Lea
sher bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
HAsKL sr. BAZAAR, AND No. 16l KING ST.
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So GREAT is the reputation of the Old Caro-
lima Bltters that they are to be found everywhere
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MARK Your cforH1sa Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hassl street. Bazaar. octl4-is
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DOLLAR STEAM MENaINss.-Having taken the
agency for this little wonder. we are prepared to
furnish them slnglyo or to the trade. Single en-
gines mailed to any address on receipt Of 81 80.
>-;tS SOONEST d MARTIN,
Nos.62s King and q Broad street.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA STEAAsHR.-The vary
bad weasasroftfs past two days has 'aetalaed
the steamship Virginia until to-day, at IL O'Clock.
FreIghswm be received this marning upso this
hour
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VOICES Scatsdasn schnapps.
Is initiated and counterfeited. dpurchsserawi
hare. to use caution IN purchasing.
testimonials In favor OF the Sehnapps:~
feel bound to cay shstI regard your SeHkAPPs
as being In every respect pre-eminently pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage. At all events Il
toiore unutfsmable, and as such may be safely
prescribed by physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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CLUBS AND -srkRs.-James Lewis, arrested
for being drunk and disorderiy In Meeting street
was sentenced to pay Q fne Of IS or. 60 To- the
House Of Correction for 6ye days
Joseph Singleton, Rdged for reeling sbout
.Rahost street and creating a. dist1shancs while
G6ndahste 4ed drunk was sentenced 70 pay 9
fis ot ssotspead sn tlals infhe House. q Cor
Pasrick Kelly, arrested for diserderly conduct
,sad trespassing upon the prqmises OF Molly
Brown, IN Church street, was sentenced to pay s.
or 80 to the Houssaf Correction for ave days.
Two cows, found stray1ng on South Bay Ratte-
.sMr5bapasday Afternoon, at O'Clock. were
Hdged IN the ssationhouse yard, and delivered
to the owner on payment Of fine Of 81.
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,,KGiIrlog6s.-
..sas1- ;. kgllrGg15. sa.
GHBTH CAROLINA RAILR0kD.-CAM.
y DEN TRAIN.
. EEw ~ E5
CAMDEN TRAIN-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CAMDEN TRAIN-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On SATURDAY, April !. the following change
VIII goirto effect In the Schedule OF the Camden
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS the
Camden Train will run through to Columbia.
Leaving Camden. 6eU O'CLOCK a. M.
Arriving at Columbia.... ..I0ao O'Clock A. N.
leaving Columbia. ........... lbs O'Clock p. II.
Arriving at Camden..:.: 500 O'Clock z. n:
Making connection with the Wilmington and
Manchester Trains each way.
Camden Train win continue the Schedule hereto.
fore existing In running from Camden to King.
uiile. and making connection with the Through
Mall Trains.
g g. P1oExNs General Ticket Agent.
mar2Q-4mW2
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-PonRD OF TRADE "A mseting Of the Boxrd
OF Trade is called Cor s, O'Clock this evening" to
take into consideration the present financial con.
dition of the state. Pne matter is one. OF deep
moment to every citizen, aad the action OF the
board will be watched with corresponding inte-
rest. A large attendance on the part OF the mem
osrsis earnestly desired and expected. ,
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8emi1la Mashines.

'eWERDv FAMILY FAYoRTTE 40oK1sfffuR
MACHINE.
arg Tos s ana on the Lease Plan, with monthly Ra1:
,sota an essy terms, or for cash. Al Apd&0
Machine attachments, Needles oetton, fNhlse.
oiIon psns;rinS az usual Circulars sAA ssmpaat OF
work sent Oh sppA'aD D..R HksHnroH,
General Dealer In First iGhss SeNanB Aa-
"a chimes and Material, He. aN Kang atTe
auxl7. Chafle6ton, 3 q
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GRuxBs.-There was NO business transacted
in the State Court Yesterday, ..,, - :
4 tch General ssslons docsetis accommodating
for next term. :
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UNITED STATES CeAMIsAoNER-A mate Of
the ahip Missouri was brought before Commis-
siofor FpYteous on wednesday morning, and ex-
amined or the charge Of 'maltresung one OF $he
seamen. The offence ives not proven and tue do
a6&FnsNas DISCHARGED The same mate was
again arrested yesterday morning and carried
bstore tho oommiss.o6er, on similar charge
made against him BY another seaman. The latter
proved clearly that he had been beaten by the
mate with his nst and otherwise maltreated and
the prisoner was about to be committed when the
prosecuting seaInap reiented, and dropped the
case upon the mates paying him $40 and the
coats Of the case.
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CAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
- y ROAD.
/: &@M q! 9


follows: .
Leave Charleston. ........... $50 A. NJ
Alfive at Savannah. ............S.00P +. y.
Leave Savannah. ..,.......u.l1 =. ~.
Arrive at Charleston .6.O +. NJ
Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic Gun
Railroad for Jacksonville, st. Augustine, and au
pointsin Florida.
with Central Railroad Tor Macon, Atlanta, No
bile. New Orleans and the West.
with Steamboats, for points on the Savannah
River.
At charleston with the Northeastern and South
Carolina Railroads, and Steamships for all ponte
North and West.
Through Tickets over this line on sale at Hotels
In Charleston; Screven House, Savannah; and al
principal Ticket of1ees North and South.
Freights forwarded daily to and from Sayan'
nah and all points beyond.
Through Bills Of Lading issued to Jacksonvlle,
PRlatEa, &c.
Tariff as low as by any other line. $3.50
G. S. GADSDEN,
oct5 Engineer and superintendent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-31

.'T6E CUTIEgY THEFr.-Ed~ard Brown,s who
was arrested few days dncer rcr stealing cutlery
to the value Of between two and three hundred
dollars from, Messrs. A.,H. Abraharas + Sons,
Meeting ssreet, q few doors Above haSkes, was
,.sraisasi .beTote Tdal Justice Levy yesserday
morning. He sekuowledsed the ctheft, and Has
committed iTdefsuls of bah for trial at shenext
terri Of the Court Of rGenersl Sessions. - -.