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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-20
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .<A.
No, AZ, North kiyer, foot OF Canal .SA6aaff. y.
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, or the l5ln
and 3oth OF every month except when these
dates fall on sunday, Then the saturday preceding
An departures connect at Panama with steam.
ers FOR South Pacific and Cent al American ports.
Departure OF 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Jaran and China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco first of every month. except when 1t falls on
Sunday; then on tile day preceding.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York to Asplnwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. on the wharf
foot of Canal street, North River, New York.
iuly2e-lyr F. r. BABY, Agent.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-29
Drugs, Pa
Street, Pet
THE OIL MARKETS.
BY p. Il A. TEL. LINE,

OFFICE OF
PETR OLEuN CENTRE DAILY RECORD
May 29, 1872
The petroleum market is firm to-day q
1926. We hear of no transact IONS.
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Spirits turpentine quiet. Rosin, 81 10 for No l,
"a 80 for No 2, 81 60 for low paie. Crude turpea..
tue steady at So rs for hard, IS for fellow dip and
virgin. Tar steady at So Is.
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LOCAL POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.

There ara to be two grand ratification meet
incs In the city tonight, and no end OF patriot
lie eloquence.
Vote for Hobson's Choice.
The friends of the Mechanics, Merchants
and Laoorirg Mems Ticket" are to rati!g the
nomination of Messrs. Sigwald, ct al, this ave.
ming, at Hlbernian Hall.
Vote for Hobson's Choice.
The Regular Republicans are to have a grand
final demonstration this evening, In front OF
the City Hall, with speeches by Sheriff Mackey,
Coroner TAFT, Rev. E. J. Adams, and other To-
cal luminarfes,
Vote for Hobson's Choice.
The Republican Central Campaign Club are
to meet this evening, OF Military Hall, to adopt
measures for saving the country.
Vote for Hobson's Choice.
A good sized meeting of citizens of Ward 8
was held last Saturday evening, at the corner
of Market and Arson streets, to ratify the
nomination of General Quincy for Congress.
Speeches were made by Governor Scott, Gen.
eral Quincy, John G. Mackey, aud j. F.
Greene.
vole for Hobson's choice.
One OF our enterprising fruiterers on Meet
ing street has a fine lot of lively and Intelligent
young parrots for sale. They don't sing much,
but they do pick up popular phrases astonlsh-
ingly, and their latest wal cry is,
Vote for Hobson's Choice.
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Day OF ATONEMENT.

The Jewish Day of Atonement, or Yom KIP
per, commenced at sunset on Friday after
noon and continued until sunset Saturday
The synagogue was opened and services COM
meuced punctually. All Friday night and the
day OF Saturday they were kept up without In
Permission, and were generally we'll attended.
The services consists of four parts, shachrlth,
Mussaf, Mnichah and Neelah. The first cor
responds to morning services, and continues
until twelve midnight; the second continues
until 8 P. NJ. the following day, end signifies
additional sacrifices; the third continues to
sunset, and consists In Rotations by the min
lister and singing by the congregational
signifies o sacrifice to the Lord; the fourth
means conclusion, and lasts but o short time.
The day was well observed by the entire
Jewish population of the city.
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THE CHURCHES YESTERDAY.

The clergymen who have been absent from
Charleston during the summer have nearly all
returned to their duties within the past two
weeks. and the churches In consequence were
almost all of them opened yesterday. st.
Paul's Episcopal was opened for the first time
since the repairs have been completed. the
rector, Rev, James q. Elliott, has just return.
ed from a recuperating tour at the North, and
appears to be much improved.
The usual afternoon services were held at
Christ Church. The sermon was preached oy
the Rev. John Johnson, ofSt. Philips.
Bishop Howe preached at st. Philips
Church 10 the morning, as on the previous
Sunday. lie will remain In this city during
the continuance of the present month. me
hour of evening prayer was changed In seVe'
raj Episcopal churches from half-past four and
five o'clock to four o'clock.
In st. Johns Lutheran Church the Rev. g
S. vedder, by Invitation, delivered a sermon
In thu afternoon.
The services in the Orphans Chapel, VAN
derhorst street we're conducted by the Rev.
HI Fox, D. D.
The attendance at the churches was gene
rally good.
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suNDAF:soHoo1 CELEBRATION.

Interesting Exercises at Trinity Church.
The semi.annual exercises OF the Trinity
Church Sunday-schoo took place yesterday,
in the Church. Asultable sermon was preach
ed in the morning by the Rev. Whltefoord
Smith, D. D., who has only recently returned
to the city. The %seml-annual report Of the
superintendent of the SuDday-school, Mr.
Samuel A.. Nelson, was read. The whole
number of scholars attached to the school
wss two hundred and eighteen; teachers,
forty.three. The average attendance tor the
period embraced by the report was, scholars,
one hundred and forty; teachers thirty-two.
Theproepects OF the school'w represented
as Hatteripg; the library. had been Increased
torhfteen hundred volumes, and thus consti-
tinted the largest and best selected In the.con-
ference. Anew library case had also been
purchased. The total collections had been
one hundred and eleven dollars.
In the evening a concert by the children
was held. The church WAS filled to overflow
ing with spectators. The exercises were
opened by the singing OF two hymns, "a
Home in Heaven" and "Jesus will Welcome
Me-" which were sung with much spirit and
sweetness. Next followed q prayer, by the
Rev. J. Mood, after which another hymn,
zone by One" was. sung. Addresses were de-
llveret by The assistant superintendent of the
school, Mr.V. C. Dibble, on "The true object
of life, /" and the. assistant pastor, Rev. r. D.
Smart, on the motto, 'Let duty be thy polar
star; d. the right, whatever betlde." Between
the addresses. aud also after them, several
other hymns were sung.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

0ONh
LONDON, October IL.
Noon.-O,nsols e?N. Elves SEX.
New YORK October II.
Noon.-Gold steady at 12xal2X. Governments
dull and steady. State DuDdB steady. Money
4. Exchange, long SIT short I0H.
Ev~enlng.-Muney closed at Sa4. Sternng quiet
and steady. Gnld 12xal2T. Governments
steady. States dull. FreIghts lower; cotton, BY
sail, I'd.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, October IL.
~Noon.-Cotton opened quiet and steady. Up.
lands eka9xd; Orleans 1oal0xd.
Later.-C0tton closed quiet; sales II. 600 bales;
speculation and export, 1000.
Noon.-Cotton firm; sales 1893 bales; mlddllng
uplands leAC; Orleans l9Tc.
Evenlng.-Cotton frm; sales 1868 bales Ct 1870
for middling uplands; 1DTc for Orleans; net re.
celpJs 26: gross 1773. Sales or futures today,
5000 bales, as follows: OCTOBER, lSHc, lSXc; NO
1S &C, 18xc; December, 1870, l8xc; Jan.
uar3 ,lsIc; February, lsHc. 1sTc; March, 10 l6,1ea
BOSTON, October 10.
Cotton firm.
PHILADELPHIA, October IL.
Cotton quiet and steady; mlddling 19Ka1eHc.
BALTIMORE, UcLIber IL.
Cotton quiet; mlddling 1sxal9c; gross receipts
1893 bales; exports cosstwise 140; sales 105; stock
1890.
NORFOLK, October IL.
Cotton firm and offerings light; ordinary l4al3;
good ordinary 17H;low middtng lsalShi net re-
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LAC0NICs.

-Messrs. 3 sebring & CO. are out with o
handsome postal card, with their Insurance
agency neatly advertised thereon.
The Paterson, MI, Guardian Of the 9th
instant, contains a glowing account OF o
speech delivered by Mr. Robert g. Tharln, OIL
charleston, at o Greeley mass meeting, 10 the
Paterson Opera House.
"A. horse belonging to tie City Railway
Company stops every time it approaches Ger
eral Gurney's Grant and. Wilson banner, on
Meeting street, and requires q great dealof
S~orcInelto induce it to pass beneath. Incon
seouence OF this popularity, 1t has been tem-
porariiy relieved from service. Vote for Bob
sons Choice.
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HOTEL ARRIVALs-.OCT. ~ and IS.
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
D. B. GIlllson, Southern Express Company;
W. Matthews, Kingstree; D. McNatt, Graham
vile; Mrs. Berry, Mrs. EIkins, %Orangeburg;
DR.. 8. Angel, Charlotte; E. E. Lee, Bonneau's;
r. s. B. Peck, Bull River; 8. Rashbush, South
Carolina; D. T.. Boyce, Pitteburg; W. D. Lang
Worthy, New York; A. J. Cullare, Hoboken;
T. G. LlttleHeld, Gourdin's.
charleston.
Eff. Krewson; D. P. Whine, wife aud child,
W. F. Weeks, G.. Hampton, New York; F. W.
Miller, Washington; J. H. Brown and vile,
Greensboro; Madam Gradol, Mrs. d. Foley,
Mrs. R. Foley. Savannah; 8. K. Wallace, Beau
fort; J. N. Wallace, Jacksonville; A. D. Cum
bingham, Port Royal Railroad; J. F. O'Brien.
Alabama; J. G. Farina, WV. Farina, PhiIadel-
phla; A. Hummer, E. P. Brooks, Maryland; v.
Budds, E. F. Gary, Columbia; 8. Gibbs, F. A.
Sawyer, South Carolina; ]. D. Mcclellan. Sum-
ter; P. B. Johnson and wife, Georgia.
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s1rnns, Gaealrals. or.
UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION OF 1sT9
FTRsT-cLAss MEDAL
ALT. LABARRAQUE AND Co
OUINIuM ~LABARRAQUE
approved by the Imperial academy
of Medicine

Approved w " IniPeTm AC4"e"t5
of Medicine
The Quinium Labarraque is an eminently
tonic and febrifuge Wine, destined to replace
all the other preparations of Peruvian 6arS'
The Bark Wines usually employed lllme-
dicinc. are prepared from Banks which vary
| considerably in The degree to which me9
possess the desired properties. Bessaes'
owing 10 the manner in which they are pre-
nared. these Wines contain scarcely more
than the traces Of active Principies' "'a
| these always in variable proportions.
The ouinium Labarraque, approved by
tho Academy of Medicine, constitutes, OH the
contrary, a medicine of determined ccTnpo-
sition, rich in active principles, and on WITCH
PHYSICIANS and Patients can always rely.
The cuinium Labarraque is prescribed
with great success for persons of weak con-
~tilulion, or for those debilitated by various
cxllausling causes or past sickness for youths
falisuei by too rapid growth; for young
girls whose development takes place with
difficulty; for women in childbirth; and for
aged persons enfcebled by years or illness.
1t is the best preseryative against Fevers.
In cases of Chlorosis, Anemia. orGreensik-
ness, this Wine is j powerful auxiliary Of
The ~fcrrusinous preparations. In con junction,
for example. with VALLrr's Pills, the rnpidi-
~ OF lis action is really marvellous.
rerOi in Paris, l.. FNERE, ~, rue !lcob.
Agents In Charleston: DOwIE, Noise
l. DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-14

ANOTHER HANDSOME SToRE has been added
to the long rows of business establishments
on King street. Mr.. William q. Lafar, after
twenty-five years. experience in the Jewelry
business with Mr.. James E. Spear, has now es-
tablIshed himself at No. 273 King street,
where he has q new and elegant stock of
everything In the way of Watches, Clocks,
Precious Stones, Silverware, &C., and where
be will be happy to see all his old friends aud
customers.
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Receipts per Railroad, October IL.
soUTH oi,RoLNA RAILROAD.

1702 bales cotton, 2211 bales goods. BIO bbls
% Railroad Agent, Bardin d Parker. g q Wal.
& co, T P Smith, Klnsman Il Howell, WI VII.
l. ,s d Son, Pelzei, Rodgers il co, Jas II. Prtngle
Il N. 'Ehilden l. Jones. Chapean d GO, " W
RI q 4 co. l. ID loeSaussure, E II Frost d co,
Draw v 4 Dehon. Mowry & Son, A ] Salinas,
-Trenh, I Il Son, " < Ryan, Geo W Williams d
90. ee d CO, w b Smith & co. O N Hubert,
Wiss 4 L ;. Campsel & co. W q Jones 4 CO, Wage
ner d N0uuees, Knopeloch & smalliand Others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-14
TRIAL OF THE MARION STEAMER.

A Hearty Reception Of the New Appa-
az: ratus by. the Fire Department..
The expected trial of the Marion Fire Com
pany's new steamer on Saturday afternoon,
and the attendant parade of the other steam
fire companies, were the absorbing topics of
conversation on Saturday morning among the
friends of the Fire Department. AS the hour
for the parade drew near a large number Of
ladies and children took up positions in win
dows, doorways aud other convenient places
along the line of march. at about half-pasL
one o'clock the German Fire Company, beaded
by Muller's Band, filed cut of their house on
Chalmers street, took the line OF march up 10
Cannon street, where the Marion engine
house is situated, and picked up the other
companies along the route. Arrived at the
MRrion's house, the procession was formed,
the band at the head; the engine next, drawn
by picked men from each Of the escorting
companies; the Marion Immediately behind
The engine, and the escorting companies In the
rear. The line OF march was down King 10
Hasel street, through Hasel 10 Meeting, down
Meeting to Queen, Queen to East Bay, thence
to Broad and through Broad 10 King, where
the engine was stopped for the trial. The
procession was attended by the usual number
of negroes and small white boys. An inter.
estipg feature Of the turnout was a little
white boy dressed in full hreman's uniform.
and perched In the chair provided
on the engine for the driver. The trial was in
every respect satisfactory. The engine work
ed well, and carried the highest figure OF
steam allowed, one hundred and sixty pounds,
with perfect ease. The result was that she
threw the usual size stream two hundred and
seventeen feet, with one hundred feet OF hose.
She Is estimated to throw two hundred and
forty feet under similar circumstances, but
the falling of Is due to Stiffness of the jour
nals caused by newness. The usual falling
On Is greater than was shown in this case.
About half pas six O'Clock, the march home
was commenced. At the Marion House, the
escortiDg companies were Invited 10 partake
Of an unlimited quantity of excellent lager.
The evening was wound up by cougratulatory
speeches from Messrs. G. L. Buisr. G. n. In.
glesby, Major E. Willis and a number Of other
gentlemen.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-14
70 PILOTS.

The following recentdecision Of the treasury
department may prove Of interest to the pilots
OF Charleston:
The treasury department decides that pilots
licensed by the State laws may exercise their
calling on board any sailing vessel, also on
board registered steam vessels, but not with
out o United States license on board q coast
wise Or sesgolng vessel or steam vessel not
sailing under 8 register.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-14

BUILDING M~ATRR1AL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, BliRds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. p. Tosle, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. he keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mch8-mWlyr
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Havana Market.

HIVANA, Uct0Dbr D.
suaARs.-The market has continued quiet but
nrm for all description with occasional sales for
ihe United States OF clsyed. molssses and centrl-
fugal kinds, Of which some 1000 boxes nave
changed hands at previous pr,ces. vi museoya,
does there is no stock beyond q few hundred
hoesheads, and thes esre held at such high prices
a. to preclude any 1eslre to ship. The stock OF
box sugars q great portion Of which is In second
hands, is moving Cd gradually, the exports Dslng
mosily for the United States. In consequence or
the news CT q large European beet crop Tor next
season, 1t Is expected that the United states WIN
take most OF our supplies OF box sugars during
the coming year. be ,ldes the usual amount lthree,
fnurths) OF those hugsheads. The market closes
unchanged at last IIeek's quotations.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-14

How TO ELECT HoBsoN's CHo1cE.-Lete every
merchant who desires the election OF hoosons
Choice. and the securing thereby OF the coo-
timed prosperity of Charleston, come TO The
NEWS office to-day, get one or two hundred Oh
theHobson's Choice ticket. and have them
living on his counters for the use of his friends
today. tomorrow aud Wednesday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-14

VERY CHEAp.-A Handsome Box, contain
ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twenty.four
Initial Envelopes, a Penholder and Pen, for
only twenty-five cents, at Won santen's b.
zaar, No. 22s King street. next Academy OF
Music. 1uly6'8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-14

OLD Mrs PARTINGToN attempted to sweep
away the Atlantic with a broom. A few am
bilious politicians are trying to stem the Tide
of public opinion with a similar weapon. The
ocean didn't appear to mind 1t much, nor does
Hobson's Choice.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-14

BETTER STAY AT HOME and help with the
washing than go to the polls and vote any
other ticket than Hobson's Choice. Because
washing is useful and sensible, but walking
all the way to the polls and elbowing through
a crowd of assorted citizens just to throw
away q vote Is just simple lunacy.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion. for New York-MIss
Netite Wilkinson, g Parker, @ Fourn!er, MISS
Viola CsstererYora, Mrs J Weinberg, H brown
and vile, Miss Annle Carter, W Larder snd niece,
] Mah0ney.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jack.
apnVille. Fernandtns and savannah. Cas- ID
Baar, A P Hart, Ospt McCumich, Mrs McCumich,
Miss Ret.raux, q Brakeman, B Farentach. p Lam
ton, A Calder. Am calder, Miss %ileterer. MIS- J
Lujen and child, " B Bell, Mrs Finley, J J Men,
row, Mrs Smith, D PANE Capt Calder and len on
de;k.
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| ceipts 1915 bales: sales 200; stock ao5; exports

ceipts 1915 bales: sales 200; stock 6o6; exports
coastWlse 1900.
Cotton firm; mlddllng 1sc: net receipts w
blles; exports to Great Britain 294; sales lol;
stock 2S9.
SAVANNAH, October -.
Cotton active and o~1erinps fair; good ordinary
net receipts 1900 bsies; STOCK sa.s15. 800
The market has ruled firm to-day with good de-
mand at l7Ha17ko for middling; sales 1908 bales;
receipts 1882.
Cotton firm and In fair demand and offerings
light; middling l8xal8z &c, low mlddung HAa
ITXc: net receipts 1888 bales; shipments 1851;
stock $685..
Cotton quiet and firm; good ordinary l7Hc;low
middlings Tx; middlings lsxc; net receipts iaSs
i'oA 'NN NEW ORLEANS, October IL.
Cotton strong and In fair demand; good ordl.
nary I7Xc, low middlings l8xa1shc; mlddlings
isXc: net receipts 1874 bales; gress 5000; exports
to Havre sobo; coastwise 7s9; sales TO-DAY i0oO'
last evening 270o; stock es,S6
Cotton steady; ordinary l6Nal6he. COCO o1at-
nary la net receipts 1888 bales; exports COAST
wise 1852; sales 900; stock 2o,lsS.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, october IL.
Eyentng.-Breadstuf5 quiet. Common rosln
Ills cd to les. Turpenline as.
Noon.-Flour quiet and firm. Wheat quiet ana
0rm. Corn dull and unchanged. Pork dull 81
SI4 25al4 80. Lard steady; steam 8A.. Iurpen.
tine a. hade easier ct 62a62K. Rosin duI at SAooa
4 20 for strained.
Evening. 1rm and In fair export de-
mand. Wheat about 1c lower with very mode'
rate export demand. corn less active and un'
chapCed. Pork quiet and frm. Lard urn.
Naval stores dull. Groceries steady.
BALTIMORE, October IL.
Flour uulet. Wheat dull. Corn scarce. ProVi-
sions drmer, but not quoted. Whlskey STEADY:
DIVA CINCINNATI, october IL.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn gu 81 and
we X at acc. Pork strong. lard dim, win safes
OF summer at 71c; now held at TX; sales OF steam
At ~: Kettle 5. Bacon firm; joobers sales Of
shoulders at TX; sides held firmly and OFFERINGS
light; clear rib sides TX; clear sides II WhlsKey
nrm at 88c. o...n
Flour ecsrce; extra family Sc SCAT. Corn frm:
mixed and white 46a47c ProVislons; supply
nearly exhausted and prices very nrn. Potk
Sl3 1914. Bacon, shoulders 7Xc; clear rio SIDES
liz; clear aid 8 II, packed. Lard ehallc. WINS
key nrm at Ssa89c.
Spirits turpentine quiet. Rosin, 81 10 Tor NJ l,
&3 50 for No 2, 81 60 for low paie. Crude turpea,,
tue steady at So rs for hard, IS for fellow dip and
virgin. Tar steady at So Is.
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A SUBSTANTIAL CoaPANY.-Messrs. Huger
& Ravenel have accepted the Charleston
agency for the London Assurance Corpora
ton, one of the oldestand most substantial
fire insurance companies In the world. 1t was
founded in l72O, aHd has q cash capital of
sl3, 234, 426 gold.
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VARIOUS OBJECTIONS are made to the per-
sonal character Of some of the candidates on
the Hobson's Choice ticket. OF course. But
look at the array of beggarly chaps on the two
Radical tickets who are lett off of Hobson's
Choice.
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THERE ARE NOW ten tickets put forward
catch Conservative votes. The more the mer
rler. Before forty-eight hours have passed the
bewildered Conservatives will have all settled
down to Hobson's Choice.
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!. THE WEATHER.

The range of the thermometer on SATURDAY
and Sunday, at the drug store or Mr.. Joseph
Blackman, on south. side Broad street, was as
follows:
SATURDAYS a. NJ, 60; 10 A. NJ, Ga; IL NJ
s7:4P. NJ, 81; s P. NJ, S.; 8 P. NJ, 6a.
sundays A. NJ, 81; 10 P. NJ, 81; u NJ, Il:
2P. NJ, TI;4P. NJ. IL; P. NJ, 81; ". H. %.
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m owINGi N1Gi

The powerful Steam Tug REPlB. 49,
LIU, Melville, Commander, hasl@
been fitted out most complete for this ma. bo. aud
Is prepared to .Tew Vessels Of any size in the
hsrbor to sea and The adjacent Phosphate works
at st. Helena; also to and from Charleston to Sa-
vannah upon the most reas nabls terms.
Arrangements may be made with Captain
MELVILLE on board, or at the Agents. ONCE.
ROACH 4 MOFFEIT 7, Agents.
an B.-She has wrecking Pumps for assisting
vessels 10 distress and putting ont fres, &c.
sep28.lmO -
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A PRACTICAL SCHEME of supplying Charles
ton with city water can be pushed through
the Assembly next winter, without bribery, If
Charleston will do her part by electipg Hob
sons Choice.