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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-10

t'THE POCKET COMPANION" "a new and very
neat article containing a slate pencil, pen
holder, sponge, India rubber, memorandum
book and penknife, all for so cents. 'sThe
Students Companion, )" with ink stand, pencil,
penholder and sponge, for 40 and so cents.
'The Scholars Companion" with sponge, rub.
Der, pencil and chalk, for rs cents. All the
above to he had at F%oGAKTIE's Book DEPos1-
TORY. dec7-stu,h3
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TEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. celebrated their an.
niversary last evening by q grand entertain
mentin their hall, at the corner OF Meeting
and George streets. The hall was crowded
with the lady and gentlemen friends of the
society. The entertainment was Of the same
general character as those which are given
every Thursday evening alternately by the
same-soe,etyAaad the Bruderllcher Bund, that
is, consisting Of a concert, theatricals and q
ball. Il was sgreesbly. varied, however, by
the serving up OF an elegant supper, over
which many good thoughts and sayings
sprsng into existence. The dance was kept
up far into the night.
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AMUSEMNNT&

The Chapman8 Mt the Academy.
A very large audience assembled at the
Academy last evening to welcome the faVorite
Chapmans, whose popularity In Charleston
shows no sigus of diminution. The troupe
has been recruited by the addition OF several
new performers since, 1t last appeared here,
and the entertainment presents features OF
novel and varied interest. The performance
began with an smuslngl farce called "Betsy
Baker,nin which the principal part was sus-
|tained By Miss Martha Wren, whose acting
was full OF lie and spirit. This was followed
by Mr.. John Morris's really remarkable COS
ltume-oketehes, In which, he changes his dress
and character seven or eight times with the
most ingenious and perplexing celebrity. This
performances Is worth seeing, as an instance
of the most successful p~restidtgttattng con-
ceiyable. The ease and swiftnsss with which
Mr.. Morris makes his transformations would
do honor to the famous Vicar Of Hray. The
next scene In the performances consisted of
the .Musical Irish Sketch of Barney's Court
ship.ni in which Miss Wren and Mr.. Collins
displayed q power Of natural and realistic act
Ing and singing which deserves very high
praise. In It's way, this simple little lnterlude
was perfectly rendered, and was, perhaps, the
most marked success of the evening.
The inevitable burlesque concluded the en-
tertaInment. OF this the most assiduous
chronicler of small beer could, we suspect,
find 1t In his heart to Say little more than that
it made the audience laugh. Misses Blanche
and Ella Chapman carried of the parts allol-
ted to them With their usual spirit aud aplonb,
and they were warmly received and loudly ap-
plauded. But the piece Itself was simply
fustian of the most unmitigated character.
Mr.. Fortssque might moderate his acting
as Zsrlina, and either reform or omit alto
gether some Of his gags and witticlsms to
great advantage. Avaried programme is an
nounced for tonight.
"rho Tradd Street Mystery"
The entertainment of Mons. Valentine
Veaux at the Hibernian Hall last evening was
very enjoyable. 1t is true that those persons
were disappointed who went with the expecta-
ton of seeing agile brlckbats and acrobatic
hair brushes evolved out OF the thin air and
sent whizlng around the hall; but no one pres
ent could say that he had not received a full
and fair return in amusement for his twenty
five cent?. Monsieur Veaux In the outset OF
his performance lectuTed on the science OF
mystery, showing, on general principles, how
such performances as those of the Davenport
Brothers, and the startling Manifestations In
Tradd street and at Surrency, are all subserv-
lent to natural laws instead of being wrought
by supernatural agencies. Anumber OF clever
tricks of sleight of hand followed. He also
made some wonderful exhibitions Of physical
strength. His feats OF v%entrlloquism were
admirable, and contributed greatly to the
amusement OF the audience. The last per-
Torrance will be given this evening, when an
entirely new programme Ia promised.
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THE COURTS.
unit.a states Commissioner.

United states Commissioner.
ssl.G .&no
SanueI fraser, colofeu, VI peaauto''' "~'
-bOnnd over yesterday by Commissioner Por-
,t55Sg. IN 4 rial OF the next term of the; United
SsstttAsT " .Is:sSES Cd -.
States Court on q cnafge Of perjury. e2t
NisUsised. states Court-December q.
11RhnfSSra. IndGes Bnnnd and BRYAN
go. w,,;ssS : 1900 Tn .henp,nn,cv
~ le Mnnan !. . .ha onno,r,ront ~ RsIe
aiS yuuse sPpIvssG lug .en fn'" ~ =
n So.seS Gs sos,su osioroa :, odm,,,.ter Tho
,rrars, IsHlK VOC oe;h to Inc inrors nresent
the 1rana inrv returned 1rne hiIIs an to
Hsury Moore nod John Steele for .sonsPisasy,
ann Ai zen I .Iesans I 3 Hagen. for Conspiracy
aad murder.
Ex par.e 81, thompson, IN re 'ames a a.
y JsnsS K. .Ss netiijon he reSarrsS to Regis
rrar. Giawson, aud that the assignee summons
alsereditors toappeas before said registrar
anI. snass No ep pStt.s,,asNN' sA"c-s
a parte. E.R. White. Petition for final dis.
charge In, bankrnptcy. Referred to Registrar
J.O. Carpsntss a., Inquire a1 7ojq 5ep pOa 70 o,a aae
s%ss = nntiSsd ~ anpear and show canse whv
fhedebtor should not have his final discharge.
Uh1sad states vs. hooers moore: GSnsPra-
inross ~era worm ]. duncan Allen. fore.
man; w. L. Dennis, Isvan Barnett. Lewis
sSed.srn. c9iolea, So. M ma s,sa co. S'oeaa VI =:
%eifJoSnson. wash. Ashe. coIored, CT. kirk
land, rrezevant stll,, T, s. Riddle. Several
hk~aunA uvaNn4 ~ oHntnnH Am tho nnHfH n Tho
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JUVENILE Books AT FoaARTIE's BOOK De-
Pos1roRY.-Speclal attention has been given
to this Important branch of literature. Care
has been taken to select good as well as beau
tiful books, suited to children of all ages. No
department of their extensive stock of books
for the holidays presents o more attractive ap-
pearance. They are mostly English editions,
and beautifully illustrated. There Is no more
appropriate Offering to youth than an Instruct
i've and entertaining book. dec6-thstu5
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

John G. Minor & Co. will sell at half-past ~
O'CLOCK. at their store, clothing, dry goods, &c.
Ieitch &c Bruins will cell at IL A. H., near
the Postofice, real estate.
ia. Enslow & Co. will sell at IL o'clock, on
Southern wharf, the Spanish bark Pordicho
and her appurtenances.
steffens, Werner & Quicker will sell al
O'Clock, at their stores, butter, cheese, &c.
]. A. Enslow & Co. will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, on
Middle Atlantic wharf, upland cotton.
Lsurey, Alexander d Co. Will sell az ~
O'Clock. at their store, hams, strips, &c.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

Now is the time for dealers in all classes OF
holiday goods to advertise their wares. Ine
largest and best purchasers almost inVariaoiy
make their selections early 10 the season'
while stocks are full and varied, and before
the rush of customers has set in. Those VINO
are the first to make known to the puphc tne
attractions they propose to hold out are
therefore sure to reap the richest harvest.
We need hardly add that to do this Thoroughly
the columns of TIE NEWS should be used. AS
an advertising medium it is conceded TO pos
sess ~unrivalled advantages.
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THE "~s1NeER."-The sales Of the Singer
Saving Machine exceeded those of any other
company in one year by ftty-two hundred.
Tn farm an Idea of their business one must
visIt their salesroom, No. ls6 King street, and
see the stock they keep constantly on hand,
and the shipments they make to different
points In South Carolina. Mr.. Bedell tells US
thew have one of the finest offices IN the
south in Savannah, Ga. See advertisement
In this issue.
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The LADIES can find the very latest styles
of fashion In the human hair department by
visiting the Misses Ashtons, and If it Is re-
qulred they can also be suited In every article
that has been introduced lately In Imitation OF
hair. The wants of all have been studlously
considered. decl0
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

BASINS, ALMONDS, WINES, &o.-The ~atten-
ton of the trade In this and neighboring cities
ia invited to the: very attractive sale on:Friday:
next of Imported fine groceries and wines,
the cargo of the Spanish bark
Pr~oyidencia, Just arrived. These goods are
the very thing that ls wanted for the holiday
trade. See advertisement. T&E
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F~URcHGorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, have received 100 sets of Children's
'Fnrs, only 81 rs; 100 sets of Children Furs,
50 and s.; 100 sets Ladies' Furs-sets from
81 up. decZ
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New AND CHEAP CH1LDREN's CARRIAGES,
veloclpedes. Roccking-Ho Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., Just received at Won santen's
No. 22s King street, Charleston, 8. c. -
junll-tu ~ -
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FOREIGN IxroRrs.-Mr. ". P. Hall received
yesterday psr Spanish bark Proyldencla. from
@sascelona, q hne cargo of Spanish jacks, for
breeding purposes, with q valuable list of
fruits, wines and sundries.
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FuRoHeoTr, BENEDICT & Co. have received
a full assortment of Kid Gloves. and offer q
good quality, one button Glove, for 81; Two
button Glove for 81 rs. Also, sole agents for
the Celebrated Cheilly Kid Gloves, each pair
sold under guarantee. dec2
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TIE ATTENTION OF the public slRvlted to the
auction sale this morning, at eleven o'clock,
by J. A. Eoslow & Co., auctioneers, OF the
Spanish bark Pordicho, lying at Southern
wharf, sold by order of the Spanish consul
for account of whom 1t may concern.
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RIcE.-1here was q good demand for this grain
at steady prices; sales near 800 tiercea clean Caro-
uua, say 3s tierces at 6x, 1913 at az, lilo at 7, 10
at TX, 20 at7xc.sWe quote common 10 fair at 6H
@eXc, good TOXIC.
NAVAL SToREs,-The arrivals were light, ray
SO bbls spirits turpentlDe. Sales; spirits turpen.
tine, 200 bbls, at CSC . gallon; also 1000 bbls 70.
sin, strained to No. 2. at about So 26 p Dbl.
FREraurs.-To Liverpool, BY steam, di rect, xd
on uplatds, - on sea islands; via New YORK,
I'd on uplands, 1Md on sea Islands; by
sail Xd on uplands, and 13.I6d on sea Islands. To
Havre, 1c on uplands. Coastwlse-tn New
York, by steam, &c on uplands and on Sea
lslandz; 50 p tIercs on rice; 8oc q Dbl on rosln;
by sail, &c p b on cotton; &c y fierce on
rice; soc q Dbl on rosln; $1l@l2 p N on lumber;
$l24l25o p II on timber. To Bost q, by steam
nc on uplands and 50 so q tierce on rice; by sail,
20 q B on uplauds; rosln zoe; resawed stuff
sl2@l2 So; timber sls01S so; phosphate s595 SO.
To Providence, by sail slo@ll p ID on boards;
g p ID on cotton; by steam Nc via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam 80 on uplauds; 81 Is
p tierce on rice; soc 2 Dbl on rosin; 81 on spirits.
Through bills Of lading given to Boston, Prov.
dence and the New England citiesa are regularly
Issued on, this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By Fall, So q n on boards; $12 on timber -
ton on clay; So 50 on phosphates. To Baltimore,
by steam 20 p b; by sail ssGs so on
boards; = on timber; s. so y ton at city; SAC
so p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to takelumber
freIghts from Georgetown. 8. o.. Darien and ,Satll:
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and sio@l2 p N are TIE rates on timber
and boards.
ExoHANaE.-Sterling 90 day bills 2l@2lh.
DOMESTIC ExcHANaR.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York st H@K per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GoLD-12x@1sh. -
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JEwELRY, srLvERwARE, &o.-Mr. Koldewey,
the jeweller, No. 3o2 King street, has a choice
stock of the most attractive novelties in bis
line, we'll worthy the attention OF those who
are seeking holiday presents.
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B. NJ. MARSHALL Il Bro, SO Broad street,
buy and sell on commission, Real Estate,
Stocks and Bonds, negotiate Loans. Rent
Property, and sell at auction, furniture at
houses. noV2S. sltutfS
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THERafoMETRIC4L.

Tho following Is the range OF the thermom-
ater Tor Yesterday: 8 A. NJ. So; 10 A. NJ, 66;
i NJ, 81; 2P. NJ, 67;4 F. M, So; NJ ~;
SP. n, 40.
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A VERY LARGE assortment OF Jet Jewelry OF
every description can be found at Misses Ash
tons. The English goods lately introduced,
which are manufactured Of india rubber, are
maryels of beauty and cheapness. dec1o
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Survivors Association. at 7 T. N.
"a. ps,rlek,s Benevolent Society, at hah-
Friendship Lodge. K. P, at P. NJ.
uehrew Orphan Society, at P. NJ.
St. Cecilia Society, at 8 P. n.
LAFAYETTE Artillery Charitable Association'
at 7 P. n.
Our Social Circle, at 8 P. M.
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The CALCULATING LIBRARY" attached to
Fogarte's Book Depository, Is now open.
Special arrangements will be made with Gibbs
10 the country. decsmtuths4
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~FURcHaorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, are, for this week, Offering great bar
gains In C~arpets-great reduction made in
this article. dec2
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COTTON MARKETS.

L1vBRpooL, December o.
Noon.-Cotton opened quiet and steady; up
lands TO-; Orleans loxal0Hd.E .
Is sSent paie.; for speculation and export 5000;
s NEW YORK, December o.
Noon.-ootson easy; sales 1900 bales; Enplands
lsH ySGiu Uasans ISe: lei. bales; -.
lands 1857 ,L.leans 2oK; net receipts to-day esq.,;
gross besg. Sales ORC tton futures ol00 bales.
as. follows, Decem6erlsls-ls lsTsyannary isM
10 .ie; February 1sX. March 10 6.le. ls;f; April
10 s.lo. loH; May 10 l6'le' 70; !nne ~ 1Gsc.r,,e- o
Cotton S.os as% 9s,s m!as!i9 sso. s SOCK a ssso. receipts 'ss
PHILADELPHIA, December o.
Cotton quiet; mlddiugs lsxc.
Cotton frm; mlddllngs lshc; net recelpts SOo
coastwise Is; sales $50; stock 1875.
NORFOLK, December 8.
Cotton, estimated net receipts 1000 bales; stock
1858.
Cotton quiet;, mlddlings 1896 net receipts lss
''e'' AUGUSTA. December o.
Cotton In fair demand; middlings lsKc; net re-
ceIpts 1924 bales; sales g04.
SAVANNAH, D%ecemberS.
Cotton q1ies and nrm; middllngs l8hc; net re-
ceipts 36s9 bales; exports TO Great Britain 4lo4;
Continent 1.s7; coastwise 1895; sales l1sl; STOCK
77,t60.
Cotton nrm; middIIngs lssloxc; net receipts
4z1l bales; shipments 36Il; STOCK Dy actual count
sl,l6l.
Cotton quiet; good ordinary l7Hc; low mid:
ding IKE; mIdd:lng lsHc; net receipts 4225
bales; exports coastwise ZIG; sales 6oV; stocK
NEW ORLEANS, December o.
Cotton In good demand: good ordinary l7hc;
low mlddlings lsHc; middllngs lec; net rerelpts
2lSl bales; gross 1882; exp, rts to treat Britain
1888; coastwise 1875; sales 1000; last evening $500;
GALVESTON, December Q.
Cotton steady; ordinary 16xc; net receipts
25SI bales; stock e8. E22g -.ss sss
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. December O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet. :
- LONDON, December 8.
Noon Tnrpentine opened at 4ss eda44s' closed
Evenlng.-spirlts turpentlne opened at 4ss sda
- NEW YORK, December 9.
Noon.-Flour dull. Wheat nrm. Corn qnlet.
PORK dull at $ls 50. Lard guile; steam 1Nas%c:
T%nrpenIine dull at eOc. E0sin quiet at IS 9Oai.
& Eveaing.-Flour quiet; common to fair extra
81 loa9 Is; good to choice So 2oal2. Mhlskey
nrmer at s4a95c. Wheat quiet and very frmi
offerings light; winter red western > 6Sai TO-
Corr frm, lair and active. Rice dull at 71ashc.
Pork active and unchanged. Lard weak. Tur.
pentine dull. Rosin quiet. "TslloW steady.
WILMINGTON, December 8.
Spirits turpentine firm at'66c.- Rnsln 1rm at
sS rs for strained. Crude turpentine steady at
S. 20 for hard; IS 20 for virgin and yellow dip.
ST. LOUIS, December p.
The horse disease and the suspens on OF river
navigation has almost stopped business. The
sales on 'Chapge' were very light. Flour dull and
nominal. Corn 1rmer for lots accessible to buy
ers, free OF drayage, aud none other s~aleable;
No2 mixed. 29a3Oc. Wh1skey steady. Pork NOM
inal. Lard In good demaud for futures; steam
7c for December aud Janua-y.
LOUISVILLE, December 8.
Flour quiet and firm; extra family SO Is. Corn
dali and not enough doing to establish quota.
tierce ~; kegssk for strictly cnolce leaf; prime
steam held at IN. Whlskey trn at ssc.
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GOLD N snvER-HEADED CANES, In great
variety. Just the thing for holiday gifts, at
Allan's, Nc. S07 King street.
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MAsoNs, ATTENTION You can find oil the
standard works on Masonry at Holiness Book
House; also Diplomas and DENTS. : =.
decl0.S*
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CHRISTMAS Is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, go to
Allan's, 307 King street.
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COMMERWAL NEVIS.
ESnorts.

Exports.
NV YoRK-Per schr Myroyer-2l7, o5e feet re-
saw ed lumber. =
SAVANNAH, aA--Per schr Ecllpse-2oo bbls and
ESQ bags 2uano, ~
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GIFTS FOR THE HoL1DAYs.-For silverware,
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, 60
to Allan's, S07 King street.
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Markets by Telegraph.
HoNEY MARKETS.

HONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, December o.
Noon.-Consols slXaolX. Elves ssK.
FRANKFORT, December 8.
Noon.-BOnds ssH. n.,.n,,..
Noon.-Rentes IS! SIC.
NEW YORK, December O..
Noon.-Freights unchanged. Stocks steady.
Gold nrm at IL. Money nrm at 1S2a1ii8 pei
cent. EXchange-long sH; short 10. Govern.
ments dull and steaoy. state bonds dull and
Eyeuing.-Money closed q. 4a5 per cent. ster.
ling nrm, SKasX. Gold 12Xals. Governments
slightly easier. Tennessees very strong; DINER
STATE stocks duh. Freights quIet'and firm. :
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,RBslovATn your old Furniture. by nsing Du.
rand's French Polish. Sold everywhere.
nnvl9-lmo
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, December Q, 1879. !

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, December o, 1879.
CorroN.-rhls market commenced quiet and
duilIS;. afterwards there was more doing, With
slightly easier rates In SOM cases, but the soften.
Ing was not ST sufficiently decided to cause an al.
teratlon OF quotations, which we renew ONE
what nom!nally. Sales about 1900 bales, say 10
ati4x, 20 at Is, sos, at1ex, 4 .atlex, ae at II, 40
at Tx, 81 at l7H, 1os aE Tx, "a at Tx, 100 at
TX, 8 at TX, 104 at 10, 80 OF 1sX, % at 1sK, "a
at lsx, 40 at 1sX, IL at lee, so on private terms.
We quote: IL; Tu1
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FARES GREATLY o

-
/, Steamers Of Observation-Disclosures Pi&1%aRe
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, Of the 16En; 36th
and Both OF every month, except when fhese dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama With Steam.
For Japan and China, Steamers leave San Fran
cisco first OF every month, except when It falls On
Sunday-then on the day preceding. &y
NO California Steamers -toucrat HgsApa. but
One hundred poutds baggage ffee to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets orother informsHoprappty
at the COMPANY's TIUKtT OFFISE, Ioh th9
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. F.R BABY, Agent
-aug1e-1yr
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HGilrgaDa
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

COUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
~ CHARLESTON, December 9. 1877.
! EXCURSION TICKETS 70 this city, OF. tle occa:
sion OF the Dedication OF the Masonic Temple.
wII be ON sale at points on this Road. from Iae
8 b 70 theloth instant, good tose1pr1 T = ls.a
sS-Papers In the Interior WIN please COPY.
decs4 General exc. Agsa.
NIORTHEAsTERN RAILROAD con-
PANY.
~ CHARLESTON. s. G., June 8, ls71
Trains will leave charleston Daily 9 lolt AZ -
anu Hr rive ct charleston 400 An. NOndays 81.
'e Trsia does doa NOT leave Charleston, a.ooP. Il, Sun.
DAY ronnac.
son "a Nsw York: via Richmond add aAcquias
Greek only, going through In a hours.
Passenoers leaving BY 500 T. 4. IINn .lave
choice OF route, via Richmond ana Mashingvon.
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Iaoss feay paf
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In ,Sa!'
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remaln SUN.
DAY In Wilmington, N. U. 90. ss.
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most plea.
ant route TO Cincinnati, Chlcago saa ,o osessa 'scon.
necdons at Washington with western iraiab "
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ,o,,o., -
Engineer ana Superintendent.
p T. OLEAPOR. Cen Ticket AGENT maya
%oAVANNAA AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD. 80 =! nstsIr
OHARLKsroN, June IL, 1871,
On and after MONDAY. June Nth, the Pas'
sanger Trains on this Road will run as folloVs:
EXPRESS TRAIN. I'D 1881
Leave Charleston aily;:....--.-..". =.
Arrive at savannah daDy...:...... Ss 3 3 - =
Leaye savannah daily =
Arrive ct Charleston daily 7A.As'
-, -, DAY TRAIN. . y r.:
Leave Charleston. Sundays excepted
Arrive at Savannah, Sundays excepted. aW :.
leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. 81 y A.
Arrive at Charleston, Sundays excited. eS0 f.ns
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for ali Stations on that Road, tSnnaays sXcsgea
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as to Boston. Prompt dispatch given 70
freighta for Beaufort and polnts on on f 9,n.s ESya'
TacSets on sale at this once for Bssg[ost oyer
Fort hoya Engineer and Superintendent
s. O. BoYIsToN., dsn1 It. and Ticket Agent,
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