The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, April 25, 1866, Page 8, Image 8
H_CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. ..?PEIL 25. 1866.
Family groceries.
Just Received and in Store :
nmo ,-rrriK? 60 BBLS. SUPER, 28 BBLS. EXTRA
Md 28 bbl? DOUBLE EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
to tubs New Butter
10 bbls. Leaf Lard
$0 firkins Extra Lard .
500 POUNDS SWISS CHEESE
? bbl?. 8agar-Our?d PIG HAMS
110 bbls. Btiip P,**30*?
? 10 boxes Bhonlder Bacon
J10 pockets Java Ooffao
110 ?eck? Lafruayja and Bio OoBoo
10 half chest? Green and Black Tea?
S5 bbls. Crushed, Powdered, A and O Sugare
25 bbls. Brown Sugar
Obocolate, Brom?, Cocoa, Sweet Oil. Nutmegs
Mace, Cinnamon, Allspice, Cloves, Pepper, Ac.
poachos, Tomatoes, Salmon and Lobster? In cans
Vlocalllil, Mixed Ploklos and Oat?up?
Korosene Oil In barrels and 6 gallon cans.
* fino asiortmentof WINE**, LIQUORS. 8EGAR8 and
IBA0OO, A*o., for aale at the lowest rates for cash, at
F. WEHMANN & CO.'S,
No?. 287 AND 289 EAST BAY,
Corner of Laurons-Btrcet. Charleston, 8. O.
|aptU25_;_; _ _waa
OHNKING&CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Commission Merchants,
OFFER FOR SALE,
On Reasonable Terras?
At No. 88 Hasel-street,
BBLS. SUPER AND EXTRA FLOUR
180 bbls. Brown Sugar, assorted
80 bbls. Crushed Sugar
60 bags Coffee
20 baga Pepper
20 bags 8ploe
6 bags Ginger
6 bales Cloves
2 casos Nutmegs
20 boxes Ground Ginger
- 200 boxes Adaman Une Candles
25 barrels Herring
100 kegs Dutch Horrlng
100 boxes Cheese, assorted
100 luis Mackerel
100 X bbls. Mackerel
7S K bbls. Mackerel
50 bbls. Mackerel
25 kit? Salmon
60 boxes Codfish
109 kegs snd boxes Herring
100 boxes Soap
200 boxes Staroh
26 bbls. Molasses
26 bbls. Copperas
60 kegs Epsom Salt? ?
?0 caaos Cotton Cards
^8 caaos Wool Cards
26 eheste Hyson and E. B. Tea.
h AMO,
A. FULL ASSORTMENT OF?
MIBBTiBbT.
Oyatora,
Salmon, ' ' '
Lobsters,
Peaches,
Pine Apple?, Ac., Ac.
< JOHN KING & CO.,
Harsh 6 mwf No. 88 HASEL-8TREET.
300
WHISKEY, WINE,
BRANDY, &o.
_
tZi^S BBLS. SUPERIOR BOURBON WHISKEY
?U 60 bbl?. Magnolia Whiskey
5 bbl?. Gin
100 ease? i-t. Jollen Claret
50 oases Champagne, quarts and pints
100 oases Sauterne Wine
100 case* Fine Old Bourbon Whiskey
100 case? Magnolia Whiskey .
60 oases Primrose Whiskey, super ' < '
60 oases Old Bye Whiskey
100 caann Fino Cordial Qln
60 caeca Old Q. Brandy
16 casas Rum, "St Croix"
800 c?sea Ale, "Muir A Sons," quart? and pints.
Jfrtet re?alved par atoamera and schooner?, and for
Oile low by ' JNO. KING A CO,,
ftDtrcuB mwf No. 88 Hasol-etreet,
CftO?KER. ffl GLiSSW?RB,
OaTa ORATES AND HHD8. OF ASSORTED 0EO0EE
?sUVJ RY AND GLASSWARE, just recelvod and for
malo by JNO. RING k CO..
March 6 mwf No. 88 Hasel-street
ALB, ALE.
Qa-TVi^B BBL8. AMSDELL BROS. CELEBRATED
MSvJVJ ALBANY AMBER OREAM ALE.' received
-weekly, and tor sale by ,,., . , .
1 JNO. EING A Op.
March? t.i mwi No. 88 Hasel -street.
HOLLOW WARE.
f ff\f\tf\ PIE0B8 HOiiLOW WARE. CONSISTING
JLVF v/ v/ of Pot?, Ovens, Spiders, Frying Pans, Ac
Vor sale low by JNO. EING A CO.,
March 6 ' No. 88 Basel-street.
FOU SALE.
One 52 inob Circular Saw Mill,
iron frame, with 86 feet car
nage.
Patent Ventilators? for Roofs,
also a perfect cure for smoky
?himneys.
HUGER & HASELL,
Wo, 137 MEETING-STREET.
April 28 i mwf 3
PALE SOAP,
AT ELEVEN CENTS PER POUND.
QAA BOXKH PALE SOAP, DIRECT FROM THE
O V/ \J manufacturer?. This 8oap. from its peculiar
propfrtles, has the endorsement of many of our promi
ssent Grocers, and can bo rocommonded aa a superior
article. itlsDfforod at the above low price to close
sales, by' J. N. ROB80N,
April 23 mwf3 No. 0? East R.y.
PERUVIAN G??ANQ,
?,..-,. TO AIIR?VK' ,.
7R.TON8 GENUINE PERUVIAN O?ANO DAILY
if . exixxUd per sohr. "S. N. Smith," and for sale,
eat arrive, by I HENRY COBIA A CO.,
April 20 No. 3d Vendue Range.
vm noticie.
tee ? ,.y
100,244 F?ET SHIPP(N0 TIMBEB.
Chiefly 50 Feet Ivepgtjaiii,
Q . FOB 8AX.B BY ,. , , . .
EBAUGH & MALLONEB.
iv.i. , . , *,;, .,., ...
AT THEIR PLANING MILL,
?%?L ? I HoVlbeelt^^rt! f **^
** **? .' ' ' ' ' ! '>'- *'
A aw /-v BARRELS, JUST BEOErFEO ?HP FOB
J20? sale by RAVENEL & CO.
otttLpyj I',:.
PICKLED BEEF. DAVIS* HAMS.
JUST RE1EIVED? I? BBL8. AND HALF BBL8.
Choioo Family PIOELED BEEF
6 tlercos Dot Is* Diamond Brand Simar Cured nams
6 bbls. 8moked Beef, Tongues and Bacon Strips
3 Horcos pure Loaf Lar?l
2J cans pue? Loaf Lard, 23 pounds each
16 boxes Oloster Chcoao
5 boxes Enaatah D?lrv Choose
6 cato? Imitation Stilton Chooso
:i cases i.'.liiCi or Dutch Head Ohoose
O.aeg. ch?i?? Ooshen But*^ For -stobr^^
No. 330 Klng-stroot,
At N. M. Porter k Co.'s Old Stand.
April 25_._*"
SUGAR HOUaTtTsYRUF,
?UCFlWf?O ?BOAR,*?.
r- BBLS STUART'S 8UOAR HO OSE SYRUP
5 10 bbls. Double Ro?ncd Crashed and Powdorcd
Sugajr
6 bbls. Ctjorso Powdorcd Sugar
6 bbls. Yellow 0 Sugar
10 bbls. MJuscovodo Raw Bngars
5 bags Old Government Java Coffee
<*, bags Pi imo Rio Coffee.
For salo by CLARE k ORUBER,
April 25 wt1 No. 536 King street^
PRESERVES, SYRUPS, &c.
r cases, sl perior quality atms preserved
O OINGER.
5 CI.80S superior qua'ity Chow-Chow Presorvos
6 cases Preserved Peaches and Pineapples
4 cosos OHBorted Jellies ?ml J?mu
13 dozen Quov? Jelly; assorted sizes
8 dozen Lemon, Pineapple, Strawborry and RaBp
tierry Syrups
12 dozon Preston k MorrlU'a Sugar of Lomons
3 dozon Brandy Cherries
H dozen Fresh Pooobes, in 2 pound cans
6 doz^n Shaker Apple S?uoo, In 2 pound cans .
ForsaloSy 0L?1RK k GROHER,
April 25 I_*wf2_No. 230 Elug-streot,
FRESH SALMON, LOBSTERS,
KTC, K t C.
K CA8E8 FREiiH SALMON, IN 1 AND 2 POUND
0 CANS L i
5 cases Fresh Lobster, in 1 pound cans
3 cas?-? Fr?*eh Mo korol, m 1 pound cans
? cos?? (Little Neck ?Jloms, in 1 and 2 pound cons
K ?2oses ?Fresh Cove OyBters, in 1 and 2 pound cans
8 dozen, 4 pound cons, Bplcod Salmon
10 dozo? Underwood k Co.'b Fresh Tomatoos.
For sole by O'-ARK * GRUBER, .
Aprtl 25 '_wf2_No. 236 King-street.
ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES,
MU8TA11D, Aie'. ' V
RECEIVED PER RECENT ARRIVALS.
1 K DOZEN CROSSE & BLAOKWELL'3 CHOW-OHOW,
I ?} Flcoojllly and Mixed Pickles.
3 Oases Lea k Perrins' Worcestershire Sauce,
John Bull and London Club Sauce,
' Walnut Ketchup, Salad Dressing, Pooll Sauco,
Nonpareil Cspors, Fpanlsh O'lves and Lucca Oil,
6 doz.I Column's English Muslord, In >?lb., ??lb.,
1 lb. and 4 lb. tins. For sole by
' CLARK k GR?BER,
April 25 _wf2 No. 236 King-street.
CORN! CORN!
1 ?TkAi^s BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MARYLAND
Iv/Uvr PBOVI8ION CORN, per steamer Cumber
Inn?!, expected this morning.
For sole by i. A. EN8LOW & CO.,. .
No. 125 East Boy,
April 31_One door north of Union Bank.
HAY LANDING.
A QiT IULES TIMOTHY HAY, LANDING THIS
He ?twO day at Brown's Wharf, from bark Helen
Sands. For aale In lote to suit purchasers, by
JNO. U. BIRD, Jn , k CO.,
April 24 2 oomcr Church and Tradd streets.
~ HAY! H-aYI
?)rf\ BALES PRIME N. R. HAY, LANDING FROM
?tfj \J brig Helen Bonds, and for sale by
C. SAHLMANN,
April 26 3 Corner Bold and Meeting-streets.
FLOUR.
fSfrrv BARRELS OF FLOUR (SUPER AND FINE)
atj\j Just received. For sale by
Aprtl 23_2_RAVENEL k CO.
OATS.
?O^V/-V/^V BUSHELS PRIME OATS, JUST RE
Forealeby RAVENEL & CO.
April 17_t___^_
, PRIME NEW SIDES.
QAHEDS. PRIME. NEW ?SLUES, JUST LANDED,
AJ\J ond for ?ole low by .
JAMES W. BROWN A CO.,
No. 110 East Bay, cor. Fiaaer's Wharf.
April24_. . ', _3_
LEMONS, BANANAS, &c,
JUST llTOKIVKDnVRKCRlVTAHRIVALS
RT /\ BOXES O HOIOE ME -ISINa. LEMONS
yV 100 bunchf-s choleo Bananas
l()(<> fine Plontoins
2U0O flne OocooBute.
For sale by JOHN B. TOGNI,
No. 121 Meeting street opposite Ice House.
April lt> .,
JEFFREY'S ALE.
1 f\/\ OASES JEFPREY'S SPARKLING ALE, TN
1UU pints. For eaio by
April 19_BAVBNEL k CO.
1 ALE AND PORTER.
e\j~\i~\ CASKS ALLSOPP'S ALB AND PORTER.
?\J\J Foraaloby GIBBB3 k CO.,
April 18 .- Adger'a Wharf.
GENUINE COLLINS' AXES.
..TUST (lEOEIVED PRR STEAfllKR.
till* 1 OZBN HEAVY 8AMUEL W. COLLINS* AXES
??J 25 dozon Modi im Samuel W. Collins' Axes.
For sale at S 19 per dosen. Apply to
A GETTY k CO.,
April 13 No. 126 and 1)8 MfeUng-street,
SALT! SALT! SALT!
Qf\f\ BACKS LIVERPOOL COARSE SALT, AT
OxJKJ $1.95 per sack. For sale by
A GETTY A CO.,
AprU 18 Nos. 126 and 128 Meeting-street.
FURNITURE.
?DBSIRABLB CHAMBER SUITS.
HANDSO HE SOLID WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
Oil and Varnish finish. Litest style and design ;
(200 each.
For sole by A GETTY A CO..
April 13 Nos. 12? and 128 Meittng ptraet.
SINGLE BEDSTEADS.
I r~V DOZEN SINGLE BEDSTEADS? ?ICO PER
LU DOZEN. For sale by
A. GETTY k CO.,
April 18 Nos -126 and 12a Meeting-street.
COTTAGE FURNITURE.
,) (X SUTTS OAK FINISH, AT $55 EACH.
qO For sale by A. GETTY k CO.,
April 18 ' No*. 126 ond 128 Meeting, etreet
CHOICE BRANDY, CLARET,
AND SATJTKIINK.
fUST RECEIVED F?IOM WASHINGTON MORTON,
Bordeaux, and for sole by
OO?BDIN MATTHIES&EN k CO.,
April II_Adger's North Wharf.
10S?N AND SPIRITS OF TUR- <
I? KIV T INK,
N -QUANTITIES T08D1T PURCHASERS, FOB SALE
. low, by ' STYLES Jc CARTER,
April 8 lmo No. 19 Vandorhorst's Wbaff.
I0TT0N, LUMBER AND NAVAL
BTOItKH.
nr/E ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL CASH
It ADVANOES on shipments of produco to our
ends in Boston, New York Baltimore and Liverpool.
COHEN, HANCKKL k CO., .
No. 46 East Boy, oornor Boyoe'a Wharf.
Apriri? lrflo
? WANTED.
IiSA BUSHELS SHINY PEAS SEED.
iKjyj APply to- WILLIS k OHISOLM.
April 20 "'* 'fmw4' VOrth Aiiontld Wharf.
HOOFING AND TIN ELATES.
[.F?a o BOXES 10 ROOFING PLATES, BEST
l-U-V/: charcoal nylt , . T .. .
100 boxes IC and IX Bright Tin. best charcoal.
Foraale.by > ) < ,V % TUPPBR k SONS,
April 20 ,, * Brown's Wharf.
:'ELWi-IiL'S^?OES.
[1HE SUBSCRIBER 18 NOW REO?1VINO' BY THE
I ?Bark EURHKA, direct fro?n Liverpool, a full aup
CWELL'fl STRONG CAROLINA HOH8, ?. 9y? AND 10
INCHES.
oteo,
ut received by the Bark 8. MORTON, from Liverpool
BRADE'S PATENT AND CROWN HOES.
Trace Chains, Hooks and Blares.
Brade's and Griffin's English 8cythes.
Grain Scytbcs and Cradles.
Stock-Locks, Pod-Locks, snd a full stock of
ENGLISH HARDWARE,
COWLAU ORAVELEY,
?a East Bay, South of the old Pastofflce.
tpril2?
1*1)11 UVl.HPUOb.-THK FAST
?alUoR American Bark HELEN HANDS. F. E.
Otis Blaster, of small capacity, has two-thirds
of her cargo engaged ana going on board, and
will have dispatch for the above port.
For balance of Freight engagements, apply to
THADDEUB STREET,
April 21 No. 74 Baft Bay.
FOR LIVEHl'OUb.-THR A. I? 0.1
^Amerloan ship H0D80N, J. P. Potter Master,
having a portion of her carwo engaged, wal
_?have quick dispatch for the above port.
For Freight engagement?, apply *o '*, ?' __
April 21 WILLIS k 0HI8OLM.
?TOB. UVKRPOOL.-THB ?UPB
RIOB, ?rst-class British Bark "LAKEMBa,
John R. Cowen Master, bavin* a largo por.
tlon of bur cargo engaged and going on board,
?rill havo despatch for the above port.
For freight oogagemonta apply to _
FERGUSON A HOeLMES,
April 11 Accommodation Wharf.
F-Ott HAVRE, FRANCE, DIRECT.
?The superior first-class clipper packet achr
ENCHANTRESS, A. Blatohtord maeter, hav
? in? threo-fourths of ber cargo on board, wants
950 bales Upland and 60 bales Sea Island Cotton to OU up
For engagomontaapply to
WILLIAM ROAOH,
OorVcr East Bay and Adger's South Wharf.
April 13 , ._
FOR BOSTON. ? THE STAUNCH
Sohooner ELIZABETH, M. 3. Kelly, Master,
i will take what froigbt may offer, and sail in all
this week. Apply to
J. A. EN8L0W A CO..
Aprils* tuwfS No. 115 East Bay.
FOR BOSTON?REGULAR LINK.?
The fast-sailing schooner ADELINE TOWN
8 BND, Townsend, Master, ha? s large portion
of her cargo engaged and going en board? and.
will have dispatch for the above port.
For Freight engagements, apply to
THADDETJ8 STREET,
April 14 * _ No. 7* East Bay.
WASTED TO CHAKTER A SHIP
or bark for a port in Spain, to take a cargo
of Timber and Lumber. Apply to
ISAAC E. BEBTZ ArCO,
No. aOi East Bay, corner of Onmborland-streer,
April a? a
; ' , ,_-] .?
MOUNT PLEASANT PERRY.
THE REGULAR TRIPS BETWEEN THE CITY AND
MOUNT PLEASANT having boon resumed, the
fine steamer ROOKLAND, Captain W. F. Adalr, will run
as follows from Wharf foot of Alarket-etreet:
nuurao THE WEEK:
LeaveOityat..10 A. M., 8 and6J<P. M.
Leave Mount Pleasant at 8 A. M., 13 M. and 6>, P. M.
oh suvoat:
LeaveOlty,at..1.10 A.M., 1,8. andO'i P. M.
Leave Mount Pleasant at 9 A. M., 13 M., a and6H P. M
March 17_
FOR WRIGHT'S BLUFF,
buckingham point, and intkiihe.
d?ate, landings on santee river.
THE STEAMER
OAPT. 8LAWSON,
WILL LEAVE FOR T*iE ABOVE PLACES ON
8ATURDAT, April 38th. Freight receivod daily
and stored freo ?f charge.
For engagement? of Freight, apply to
MUTTEA- PRLNGLE,
Southern Wharf.
Freight payable by shipper?._April 20
FOR EDI8T0,
IIOCKVILLE, AND INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS.
THE FAST 8TBAMBB
'
LOUISE AND FANKIE,
OAPT. R. H. BAOOT.
WILL LEAVE FRABEB'S WHARF FOB THE
abovo points on WEDNESDAY, 28th, and FRI
DAY. 37th. ',
For Freight or passage, apply at Wh?i ? OrBoe. - : '
Freight? received every day, from 9.30 to 1.80 A. M.,
3 to 6.30 P. M., and stored free of charge.
I T. Ii. BACOT, A?ont.
April 33 '^* 4
FOR SAVANNAH DIRECT,
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
DIOTATOB,
(1000 Tons.)
OAPT. L. M. COX2TTSB,
WILL LEAVE BROWN'S WHARF EVER? WED
NE8DOT MORNING, at 7 o'clock and every
SUNDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clook, for the above port, i
MW Freight received daily at the Agency and stored
withoat extra charge.
For Freight or Passage, apply to _
L. M. OOXETTER. Agent,
, Office on Brown'? Wharf,
?W Agent? at 8avannah, Meaa-i. L. 3. GLLLMARTIN
* OO. March 37
FOE FLOEIDA.
EMILIE,"
i i 7
CAPTAIN OEO. H. BEAUFORT;
WILL LEAVE BROWN'S WHARF EVERY WEB
;NESDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock precisely, for
raekxonvllle, via Savannah and Fernan<Unaj
Returning, will leave Jacksonville ovety Jriddy Morn
ng, at 8 o'clock, and Savannah Saturday Morning; at 9
('clock, for Ohai-loston.
MW Freight rocelved daily at the Agencjr and stored
rithout extra obarge. ' f
For Freight or Passage apply to
L. M. COXETTEk, Agent,
tOmcoou Brow's Wharf.
MW Agent? at Savannah, Messrs. L. 3. G?LCMaRTIN
lOO. I Ms?eh IP
PA88A0E REDUCID!
CHEAP PASSAGE TO OR .FROM
BtJBoiP.B,
Ida
J
l'
,*>
n
BY 8A?LINO SHTPS, BAILING
Also, by the
8PLENI>?D ?A?L til
alltne ?very WEDNESDAY and
?m New York.
^daMBsWMd'a*
DRAFTS FOB ANY AMOUNT on
eland, at the very Lowest Rates.
?,"p* arrlval^ln New "Sots
M?nr
e?t
' Pae-iage,
street/No
[ejrTert, ci
*Y WEEX
?Afr to an?
WA.
. Britain ano
., bave theb
bestowed p?.
* *? I
?, No, zr
it BL QTJD?N & BROteEB,
id No. 187 Broad street,
faatllpflaaV Ur
I c:i~i
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UrBBM|?^rf
*>woin*?jri>
FOR NEW YORK.
TOE REGULAR UNITED BTATES MALL LIN?
OF FIRST-CLASS 8TBAMSHIPS :
GRANADA, I ?AUAKBR OITT,
ALHAMBIU, 1 ANDALUSIA.
THE 3TBAM8HIP
CAPTAIN WEST,
TEJLLL r*EA)VE ADGER'8 WHARF ON SATUR-1
TT D/. ? .April 28, at ? o'elook precisely.
For F-.-eight or Passage, apply to
_Aprll 23 -BAVENBL k OO- Agent?
New York and Charleston
PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPAW??
?Learlng each Port every ?Uteirate Thursday
STEAMSHIP EMILY B. BOUDEE,
Copt. B. W. Loojt^cod.
STEAMSHIP MONEKA,
Oapt. O. r?. Moasnv?H.
|-fTtHB8E 8TEAM8HIP'd, OFFERING EVERY INDUCE
1X MENT TO SHIPPERS AND .THE TRAVELING
PUBLIC, having sr.perior aooommodotions for Pseaeh
gers, with tables v applied by every luxury tho Now York
and Charleston rjarkets cen afford ; and, for stsf?ty, speed
tnd oomfort, ar? unrivalled op. the ooos\,
EMIIiY B. SOUjDER* l
CAPT. R. W. LO0KW00D,
WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, OK
THURSDAY, April 26th, at 3 o'clock P. AI.
Liberal advances made on OOTBlgnrneuta to Now York.
Vox Freight or Passage apply t?t the office of the Agents,
WILL'S k OHI?OLM, '???1
Nc .th Atlontlo Whort.
Consignees In New York?Messij. LIVINGSTON. FOX
ko67__*_April 20
PACIFIC MAIL ?T? AMSHIP COMPANYS
THROUGH LINE
CAJLtTWOJEtN?J!L9
TOUOHINO AT
MEXICAN PORTS,
AND
CARRYING THE ty;.& M^.
Through in Twenty-two Bays.
CORKaOTTNO ON ires PAonno
WITS THE, 1 .
STHAStsniVS ON THX
A-rr^oNTio,
ARIZONA./..COLOKADO
HBNRY OHAUNCEY.......CONSTITUTION
NEW YORK.GOLDE*-CITY
OCBAN QUEEN.SACRAMENTO
NORTHERN LIGHT.GOLDEN AGE
COSTA RICA.MONTANA, Ac , ko.
ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND SPLENDID
Steamships will leave Pier No. 42 North River, foot
of Canal-street, at 12 o'elook, noon, on the lat, llth and
21st of every month (except whim those dates fsll on
Sunday, and thon on the preceding Saturday), for ASPIN
WALL; connecting vis Panama Railway with one of the
company's Steamships from Panama for SAN FRAN?
OlSOOJ touching at AOAPULCO. '
Departures of 1st and 21st oonnect at Panama with
steamer.) for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERI
CAN PORTS. Th?j?eofthe'l?Jtonoh'atMANZANrLLO.
A discount of ONE-QUARTER from Bteoraora' rotee
allowed to second cobln ond stcersge p&sson?irs with
romllies. Also, an allowance of ONE-QUARTER on
throupb -rotea to clergymen and their families, and
school teachers; soldiers having honorable diBChargta,
HALB FARE. V .' ? ..?. .,
One hundred pounds baggage allowed to each adult
Baggage-masters aosompany baggage through and at
tend to ladles and'children without mole protectors.
Baggage received on the dock the day before sailint-r,
from steamboat?, nUlroads, and passengers who' prefer
to send down early.
An exparionoed Sargeon on board. Medicine and at
tendance free. . . -, .- -- - > ...
For Passage Tickets, or further information; Bpply at
;he Company's Ticket Office, on the Wharf, FOOT OF
3ANAL-8TREET, NOBTH RIVER, NEW YORE.
Anru a amps J f. w. g bellows, Agent,
GENERAL SUPERINTSNDENT'S OFFICE, 1
CaABUCSTOir, 8. O, April 23,1868. }
rHE WfitvKLY FABs ENGER AND FREIGHT TRAIN
j upon the Camden Branch of this Boad will leave
Cingvlllo every Wednesday after the arrival of the up
???enger Train, commencing on Wednetday, 2d of
lay. Returning, will leave head of Oamdon Road
very Thuridav(Morning. tn t mo to oonnect,at Klng
ilio, with the Train for Charleston. ' '
Freight for above Roed will only be received on Mon
ayt. t J H. T. PEASE, C
April 23 ^ 8 _. General Superintendent.
SOUTH CAROLINA R A it, ROAD.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I
CK&BLkOTON, 8. C, April 6th, I860. \
-,N AND AFTER APRIL I?THJ 1816,1 THE FASSEN
J GER Train)? will leave and arrive, as toMovro, viz:
Leav?. Charleston at._tit,. .7.1-0 A. M.
Arrive at Augusta^..0.00 P. M.
1 Arrive at Colombia.......5.20 P. M. ?
Leave Angosta at.6.00 A. M.
Leave Columbia at....'....-......6.46 A. M.
Arrive et Obarlciton..e.oo p. M.
J H. T. PEAKS,
April 6 ' ' General Superintendent.
mgmmmamtmtmmowm , 1 j ' mmmmtotmtom, 1 1111,
'PUB CAROLINA I131I?S,
)UBLISHEl> EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT ORANGE
; BURG O.H.. 8. 0.? by THAD; a ANDREWS.
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THE PUBLISHERS OF
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public for {ta liberal support to their Journal, and
promise that in the future, as in the past, it shall
bo their aim to make
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in tho country. It has now
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
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THE LARGEST IN SIZE
of any Paper published in the State?issued in
folio forts of eight pages, and the alzo of the New
York Herald. '
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Many of oar friends hare apoken and written I
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sve thought of doing this for some time, be
ring to tbegoneral disarrangement of postal af
ire, we have concluded not to do bo until
mmencement of next season.
On the first of Soptomber we will commence
iblish a country edition of The Nxwa, and i
tall bo our aim to make the paper the beat eve
Bued in this State. We intend in trouncing o j
ely new featnroa in thio enterprise; it will :
a summary of the daily, but will be comply
d original in itself, and we aro'certain that
irons will bo as well pleased with it as
present patrons pleased with the daily.
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