The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 11, 1868, Image 4
THE DAILY NEWS.
lh? Widow's ?lite.
Tbc w'dow had but only on?,
A puny and decrepit sou;
Yet day and night,
Tbca/;h fretful ott. and weak end small,
A loviup c old, he was her all
Tu* Widow's Mite.
Tho Widow's Mite-yes ! so sustained,
she battled ou \ ar i, nor complained
When friends were fewer;
'And, cheerful at ber dully care,
A little cratch upon the stair
Was music to her.
T saw her *ien,-iud now I BOC,
ThouRh cheerful and resigned, s : ill she
Has sorrowed much;
She has-He gave it tenderly
Much faith-and caictully laid by,
A little crutch.
dLommerrial.
Kxports.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steam.-hip Prometheus-121
bales Potion, 145 tierces Bice. 14 bales Domes?
tic-, 300Opoucds Old Type, 40CO poands Dried
Fruir. 6 bale?Sags ?3 casks Kaolin, 124 empty
Ale Casks, 5 bbls Terrapins, 95 packages tun
dries.
Thc rnarleston Cotton and Klee .Harket.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWs, J
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, Nov. IO, *C?. J
The market continued to have a lower tendency,
and prices, with a moderate inquiry, le'l off about }?c
fi Si; sales 241 bale?-say 13 at 22: GO at 2J,'<; 3a at
23; 65 at 23>i, and 58 at 23?,'. We quote :
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to cood ordinary.21 g 221?
Low middling.23 ?
Middling. .23a23??'
Strict middling.- @
RICE.-This ?stiele was dull, transact-'ons being
difficult unless at concessions. We hote sales of 115
tierces of good clean Carolina at 73?C ? lb; we quo'e
common at e&c'v) lb, fair at 7,'?a7J?<\ and good at
Tjifc Ti lt.
Markets br Telegraph.
FOE El ON' HACKETS.
LONDON, November 10.-Consols 94&; bonds 73J?.
Eveo.'ng-Consols 94*^. Bonds 74>?. Sugar 36.
LIVERPOOL, November 10.-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
eales lt,00 J bales. Breadstcffs an! provisions un?
changed. Sogar flat, both on the spot and afloat.
Afternoon.-Cotton easier; uplands Hailed.; Cr
leans ll,l4all;?d. Provisions quiet Lard ste .dy.
Evening-Cotton closed with a downward ten?
dency. Middling uplands lld.; sales 10.003 bale?.
Tarns and fabrics dulL Floor 203 ?Cd. Com 39?.
Common rosin dulL Tallow quiet and steady.
HAVBX, November 10.-Cotton on the foot 1 franc
38 centimes; L fie at 1 iranc 25 centimes.
D03IESTIC 3UH EEIS.
NEW Yous, November 10.-Morey active at 7.
Sterling -3%. Gold 35?:. Flou?- a ?-hide firmer.
Wheat held at 2 to 3 cts. higher, without any move?
ment. Corn unchanged. Pork nominally .28. Lard
dull; steam 16}-;al7. Cotton dull at 243?c. Turpen?
tine fine at 44 ?3a45. Bosin drooping.; strained com
men 52.S0.
Evening.-Cotton a shade lower; sales 1900 biles
st 24 }?a24??, mostly at the Inside figure. Floor firm
and 10c. better; superfine SS i0a6 15. Wheat closed
doll at yesterday's prices. Corn duU and drooping;
mixed Western SI ISal 17; white SI 15. Pork S2S.
lard heavy. Whiskey firm at $1 05. Bice easier;
Carolina 9*?. Other groceries dull. Turpentine 44
?45. Bocio $2 35a7 50. Freights erm-on cotton ?j
to ;3. Gove: nm en ts closed a shade lower. Sixty
two?, 108,-i; Tennessee, aew, CS; North C xolinan,
(AJ?; Virginias, 55^. Money closed easier and pleu
tirol at 7 per cent, with some transactioas at c Mer
ung 9i4'a9A?. Gold weak at 34.'4a34
BAIXTXKOBE, November 10.-'.lour dull, h'heat
very don, pr-me to cholea red $2 10a2 20. Corn
doll, new white 75J.85; yellow 90a92. Oats doll at vu
aT j. Bye dnll at 35ai0. Clover seed scarce at 57 S3.
Provisions unchaaged.
CrxcErSASt, November 10.-Whiskey unsettled si
SI; no demand. Mess pork '.25 Shoulders ISJL
Lard 10al7.
LOUISVILLE, November 10.-Superfine flour SC.
Corr-old 65a?J. Shoulders 14; clear side* 18?^.
Whiskey SI 03al 05.
WHAUSOTOX, IN C,) November 10-Sal^s of spiri s
<rnrpeotino ai 41 j ic. Rosin, pales at $3a i for No 1
Crude turpentine, sales at S2 CO. Tar, no sales
Celtas, 22Kc for midduogs.
AUQCSTA, November 10.-Cotton active but prices
easier. Sales 780 bale?. Receipts CCO bale?. Mid?
dlings 22K
SAVANNAH, November 10-Cotton dull ?nd de?
clining; sales, 392 bales-; middling, 23023**0 ; re?
ceipts, 2040 bales.
MOBILE, November 10.-Sales of cotton 1100 bales;
middlings 22??a23; closed dull at the Inside figure;
receipts 995.
NEW ORLEANS, November 10.-Cotton ,^c lower;
roidd'ings 23>?a23>?;sales5100 bales; receip's 4332;
exports 758. Gold S6>?. Sterling unsettled, |3a46^.
New York sight exchange par to Jtf discount. Sugar
easy and oncliaogecL Molasses slightly lower; fair
?0; prime 7C: choice 80.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, November 9.-Trmparrrsr-Is
in moderate demand, sod receipts m-agrc. Sales ol'
only 38 bois, at $2 65 for ton and SI C5 for hard, fl
280 lbs.
SPIRITS IUBPZSTINE-Market steady at a sb-'.
advance. Sales of 223 bbls at 41 J? cts ? "-?-os '
Bosra-Salesol1975 bbls at? Su ^ n^incd. fl 60
for strained and No 2, and ?" o?a3 73 for >-0 j_
T^TT. bbls. i-rtelved. and changed hands at
S2 30 Ti S* ^
COTTON-Sale3 of 50 bale3 at 21 ct3 for good ordi?
nary, 22 cts for low middling, 22?, cts for middling,
and 23 cts for s ti ic t middling.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, November 7.-Corros-The mar?
aket to-day opened at 21c, but owing to the unsett'c j
condition of tho New York market, buyers were not
disposed to give the figures, wade- holders were not
disposed to yield. With a decline of upwards oi a
A^c in New York, the Liverpool quotations natala
unchanged, and for this roasaa holders cla m that
thore is no real causa for the Now York panic. As i t
wa?, the market hero closed dull and he ivy at the
following quotations : Ordinary 19; good ordinary
19^019^; low middling 20>ia2JJi.
The transactions of the day wer > as fallows: Re?
ceipts 285; sales 2S2; shipments 246.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September 1, 1863.00
Received to-day...2S5
Received previously.4924-5209
Total.62'9
Shipped to-day.24t>
Shipred previously.43CS-ic:2
Ste 3k qn baa dr..057
Coas-Sales of 5'J bushels new at 50:; sales of Su
bushels old, delivered in depot, at 78c.
K aston cv Co.'s Cotton Report for the
Week ending November 6, 1868.
NEW YORK, November 7.-Our market remained
steady at 25 A?c all the week until yesterday, when
V.. - declined >ic As we expected last week.
Livexooo' -K.V-NCED oa the 8laa11 exports from this
side. The ad'vanrt, w juld have been greater but for
the fact that the stook o? American proved about E
30,000 bales over the estimate on CC&n*..." it. As j s
th's error na^ arisen from cotton reported for sp?t- ' ?
nmg being resold, and not takes out of the mad A-,
we have deducted 39,000 bales from the amount esti?
mated to be in the bonis of manufacturers. The
dally sales reported bycabls amounted to 97,0u0
bales for the week, b.tt the 3rokers' Circular gives
the ?les for the same period as 121,(09 bales. The
discrepancy IB caused by the arrival of spinncro'
purchases, which are not counted until landed and
lorwardei to the mills. A very stringent mon cy?
ril ark-, t, with a decline in gold to 12, and thc diffi?
culty of negotiating exchange, almoit brought busi?
ness to a stand yesterday morning, and caused the
Baa all decline above noted Later in th-, day money
was decidedly easier, and there was more willing?
ness to operate. Our spinners have done but little
this week, as they are now receiving their purchases
at the .-oath and West. As yet they have not bought
in advance of their wants, hoping for lower prices
next month. There have been received at the ports
(anco 1st iM-piemb-T 394.234, of which exporters Lave
taken 127.942; spinners 131,774; and the stocks have
in-xeus cd 131,518.
SALES FOB FUTURE BELTVEBY.-The ea'es repot ted
this week have been a; follows; 403 bales December
and January, 23 ?je; 50) bales, November, 25c; 10)
bales, January, 23?ic; 100 bales. February, 23,??e; 200
bales, January or February, 24c; 2'. abales, on or be?
fore 6th Dei-ember. 24>?c; 2 JO bales. December, 23,'ac.
AU of the above were to gr de middling; 25? talc?
lot? middling sold at 22J,c for Japuirv, ' [ u
STATISTICAL rosmo.s.-Tbs B-oOi ia Liverpool i3 fi
126,900 bales; afloat in India 249,000; an i from n
America 86 00) bales, iotal 710.000 bales. On NQ-. i 3
yembcr 8,1857, the f tock was 57L?CQ bale?; afloat s
from India 225,000; and front America 490.' b ile?. ' si
Total SJO.OOO baLs? De?cleacy in visible supply. '
as compared with last j ear, 90,030 Liles. Price ot
middling Orleans now Itjf, thea 9J. i-toekBatt.il
ports in the United Sta.es 27,644 balts more than
same tame last year. Estimated ato l; held by Man?
chester spinners ot tbs mills 110.00'j bale?, stoe?t '.xs
Havre, 16th ult.60.817 bales, against 74,lisT last yea-,
with an excess at sea over last year of 1C.307 bale--,
btock in Lonn a, 22d ult, 69,040 bals?, atlast 118,
F13 bales last year, with a- excess ia the quantity a
sea of 65,000 bales over 1867.
Upland fi Mobile. New
Florida. Or cms. Tesas.
Ordinary.- ?23 - a2314 - aiS,^ - a;W*
Good O.'
diL-arv.- c24 - a24'4' - a24.'? - a2i?j
Lou- Mid
(liing..- a24>- - ?24?? - a25 - a2t.??
M.iddling.- o25'j - a25?i - a3 - a20
Saies 'lis week 19.090 baies, ineluatug 4545 '.
spinner's, \? "peculators, and 12.02J to export
. . . * October 21. 1808,31,?
Stoc-8 in the interior towns M . t _ *
188 bales, against 25.922 ba'ej same ?
Consignees per Sotxtn Carolina Kailroud
November IO.
811 bales Cotton ?8 bales Domestics, 65 bbls Naval
-tore 320 sacks Flour, 738 t-ishels Oats. To Kirk
pa'nek fi Witte. G W Williams & Co. Graeser, Lee,
Suritn k Co. L D DeSaus?urc. W K Rvau, Ihurston
?sHoimes, W W Smith, JUL Sloan, E N Fuller, D
Jeuniugs, Edgertoa J: richards, C Litscbgi, yum k
Kenyon, Marshall ts Burge. G ll Hoiroock, Frjit k
Adg?r, H E Grainger, H D Losesuc, G W Clark i Co,
Pe zer. Lodgers ic Co, Reeder & Davis. R H Harney.
Johnston. Crews & Co, A J Salinas, G U Walter k Co,
J T Kananaus. J' H A: W Dewces, A A Goldsmith fi
<*o. E J Wiss. C N Averill, H Bischoff fi Co, West fi
Jones, J X Tideuiau & Co. Cobia k Co, Taft i How?
land, Dowie & MiiiC, N Hunt.
C" - mig tites per Northcasicrn Railroad
November IO.
64 bales Upland sod 1 bile S I Cotton. 00 bushels
Rough Rice, Mdz ', icc. To Bischoff & Co, Nachmau
\- Co, Mazyck & Satins, Pe zer, Rodgers ft Co. W H
Chafe: & Co. Thurston & Holmes, J Green, Mowry
k Co, G W Wdliam-i k Co. J Camoseo & Co, Kirk?
patrick i Witte. Walter & Co. W C Courtnev ic Co, T
L Wei b, W K Ryau, ?avenel & Co. ti A ic J F Early.
Frost J: Adjtcr, J A Pritcbctt, Ecodcr A Dav.s, and
Order.
Passengers,
Per steamship Manhattan, irom New York-W S
f-'eig er, H S Taomas and wife, C R Miller, wife and
child. Master Miller, Mri J ? Baker, Miss E Raker.
Master Raker, D "J Cair, R L Gilbert, .? rs iv mr,
Miss Colson. Miss Swan, Mrs Lovel!, Mis Archer,
Mrs J R Df-y. chi!,! sad nurse, Mrs A Gilba: t Miss
M Gilbert and two servants, D: Fisk, N R Middle?
ton, Miss Campbell, Miss A i-aocock. J A Brick, wile
und Cadd, SD Gilbert an! servant, .Mrs K li Gibbes,
W N Page, P A Lymau, J Crook, Mr.- M A Shtip, H
L Chichester, Mrs E swan. H Moreno. A LacouP'a,
J M s-beroy, P F Eugelberg'o, G 0>sc, C Mullin. W A
White, E barnes and wile, A Strong. F Sawyer, J R
Bigelow, Dr Daveta. F Police, A Jacobi, Mis Ham?
lin, J Campbell, Mis Crawlers and two children, R
Johnsen. Miss Roberts, and 15 in ste race
PORT CALKNDAR.
THASLS OF THE MOON.
Last Quartet. 7th, 8 hours. ?9 minutes, morning.
New Moon, l?th, 5 hours, 47 minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 22J. 1 hour, 33 minutes, mormug.
FuR Moon, 29th, 7 hours. 52 minutes, evening.
NOTEME EB
EISES. I SETS.
MOON
BISES.
n: ?ii
WATER.
9.Monday ....i 6..27 5.. l . l.. 8 2..15
10 Tuesdue.... G. .28 ; 5.. 0 2..15 3..17
ll|Wedue>"dav.| ?..23 | 4..59 3..19 4..01
12 Ehursdav.:. C..29 4..59 | 4..23 5..18
lSjFriday.j C..30 4..53 | .'cts. 6.. 0
14 Saturdav... C..30 ! 4..33 5..?2 ?..55
IffiSundar.I c..31 I 4..57 | C..17 8..22
iHarinc Hems.
Port of Charleston, 3iov*ber 13
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New Yo' L-kit
Saturday. Metze. To James Ad.ec ic Co, J E Ad
ger ic Co, G W AL*nar, Adams, Da mou i: Co, F An
8?U, A Ll Abrahams ic Sou. J D Aiken ic Co, E Bates
k Co, D A Amine, H Bischoff k Co. Bo ihm na Bi OP,
A Bischoff, Bart k Wirtb. W I'rookbanks. W M Bird
ic Co. Boyd k (/Mara. T M Br etoll, C D Carr k Co,
Cameron, Barkley fi co, lt ic A P Caldwell, C ti ic Co,
W H Cholee k Co, W S Ccrwin it Co, Campoell,
Kuex ic Co, J Cantwell. J A Cook ic Co, T Al i ater,
I lo Clancy, J W De><uy, Dowie ic Moite. G Davis, J
B Duval k Son. H A Due. J k F Dawson. F Entcl
mau, A W Ecket ?c Co. A I) Fleming, D F l'Iciuing A:
Co, B Feldman & Co, Furchgott Bros, E J M Fischer,
J S Fair y Ac CJ" Forsyth. Mccomb ic Co, J Fergu?
son, C D FrancK, H Gerdts k co, Goodrich, Wtuc
man fi Co. C Goldstein, G H Gruber, A G Goodwin,
agent, AH Hayden, Hart A* Co. J uurkamp ic Co, D
?ideu. F Korney, J W Harri^sou. N A Hunt, John?
ston. Crews K Co, D C Hascjton, W P Hall, G A Uop
pock. Jennings, Ihomhnson ic Co, O k ic A S John?
son, Kinsman Bros, J T Kanapaux, F Kresiol, Jr,
Capt ti B Keen, Klmck, Wickenoerg ic io, Klatto k
Co, J P K ip, C Litscbgi, Luhrs ic Stelling, Laurey
ic Alexander, G J Luau, A Langer, J U Lange. P P
Locke, J G Millier ic Co, J Manon ic Co, Ala?touo ic
CO. Muller, Nimitz i: Co. McLoy k Rico, I Murphy,
N E Raihoad Agent, J P O'Neill fi iou. B O'Neill. Jo
O'Neill \ So is, Mr? M O'Neill, J C Ojeman, D Paui
fi to, JD O'Neill, Palmcitu Fioceor Co-operative A:
soclation, U P Poppcnhcini, Porctcr ic Henry, V H
Porter, G Peirce. C F Pauknin, C Plenge. Fclzc-r,
Rodgers ic Co. Ravenel ic Co. W H Sheih .rd. Ko ith?
em Express CO, straus'. Vance ic Co, G W StelToas ic
Co, C Schnell, W H Schaffer, J Sal VT, W A Shrine, J
W S prague ? t'ro, L Schucll Ac Co, J jjn.all k Co, E B
stoddard ic Co, H SLghng, Stcnh msa ic Co, P Tock
enberg, P C schroecl.-r, T Turnor, superintendent,
Werner ic Ducker. Welch ic Br ndC3. G W Williams
i Co, K Wnite, W G Whilden ic Co. Witina * Hill, J
li M Wohltmann, Walker. Ev.us ic Cogswell, Zog
oaum Yoong ic Co, W J Yates, S C Railroad Agent,
iud others
Sehr Eilen, 'rom Jehosiec Island. 2070 bushe's
lough Race. To J Z< Aikoo & Co.
sloop Black bird, from Comba", eo. 1703 bushels
totfsh Rico. Io W c Baj fi Co.
Clcarotl Yesterday,
?tcamship Prometheus, Grav, Philadelnhia~Jno
fi Theo Getty.
Sailed Yesterday.
teamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia.
Cleared for thia Port.
ehr ? CaW???'1! M'.'?orraick, at Ne v Yo:?, !?ov?hl?
ber 7.
Shipncws by T clcg'rapli.
SAVASXAH, ^oTemhcr 10~Arr.vcJ( lng John
viles, lr-^n Boston.
'?..eared. Mary t Ponnell, for Boston.
NEW OELE-iNS, November 10-The Hamburg stcim
hip Saxonia sailed to-day.
Memoranda.
?ORT OF GEORGETOWN. S, C., TO NOV'R 9.
ABUTED.
November 0-Brig Charles Wesley, Nicho!*-, Bo
UL
CLEARED.
November 4-^chr Daybroik, Blake. Scarsport.
November 9-Urig Gambia, Perry, Boston.
LIST OF VKSSICLS
IP, CLEARED A.XD .SAILED FOR THIS POh\
FOREIGN
LIVEBrOOL.
?hip Richard thc Third. WooJ, clear jd.Sept 30
iritish ship Gorilla, Jones, up.Oct 22
Che sgra, Futiuore, cleared.Ott 22
Che Monucqnash, Murray, sailed.Oct S
CASSEPF.
Jark Jenny Lind, Shr.-wood, sailed.A.:gust -
ANTWERP.
>h!p Narrogansrtt, Hamlin, sailed.Oct 9
EB EMEN.
? G bark Gauss, Weiting, sailed.Oct 8
ALLOA.
Che Jane, Carson, sailcJ.Oct 21
LEITH.
IheHm-kiTiay, Horton, sailed.Oct 21
DOMESTIC,
epseoj?.
>ehr J W Alica. Doauc, np.Oct 23
?ehr L Rich, Paddock, up.Nov 1
BAlil, ME.
jark lizzie H-, >priug. cleared.\ov 2
KEW recs,
Jrig Dillon. Blatchford, tip.Nov 6
?hr Ida S Burgess, Burgess, cleared.Oct 5
c^r R Caldwell, McCormick, cleared.Nov 7
PHIL 1DELPHIA.
lng John Welsh. Jr, Mandy, up.Oct 23
(rig J B Kirby, Barnard, cleared.Nov 3
chr Wm B Thomas, Dlusmore, cleared. >ov 3
Pj? 5 ? ?iaiJfi, ? jftse? ejeared.. ; ;........Nov 8
ehr Kate E Church, cleared.Nov 4
ehr F F Cabada, Swatu, cleared. cv 6
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FOR DESTROYING
Rats, Mice, fie, fie,
.without the unpleasant
effects arising from
their dying in their
holes.
A PHOSPHORIC
PASTE, hermetically
sealed, and warranted
to keep tresh tor all
unes. Thc greatest discovery ol its kind in the age
re live in. No person need be troubled with Rats
lie, L'c.l Bues or Roaches, tor Mr. Isaacson's des*
ructive remcdr is within the reach of all, p:eparf-d
inly by himself, from nra aud vatunb e compounds,
ts cheapness is a? wonderful as its efficacy- huD
[reds of tc.thnouials have been received from all
larts of the United Stale? as to i:e value add s itisJac- I ?1
ory operative power, from which, for v;zzt of space
re simply select the- tallowing:
* V.'iLLiEK's HOTEL, WASHINGTON. D. C., I
October 1st. IS?0\ j
MR. ISAACSEN-Dear Sir: Itgi-cs mc great pica? \ ilr
re to testity to tn- gratifying result obta?i<? ai ^ iti
lote! throagn usin- vour p?>e?l?E8.-ic P^ste: il is
ow two ?cara 8'hee I ftr?.t hrA?? of your remfdy.aud
eteimined to give it t ter iris!; that trial proved so j px
accc:sful that not a trace of Rats cr Roaches have | gi
Isre been discovered, although previous to that
mc we wv re completely owrruu. Wishing you eVeiy
access iu the n?ciu! career you have che-en,
Iteuiam, yours lespectl'ul'y,
JOHN WOLFE, Engin? cr.
For falc by DOWIE fi MOISE.
Wholesale Druggist?,
N ?. 1?9 Meeting-streeet. corner Has.-l,
Charleston, S. C.
Jc'.ober 7 wfmSmcs Agent: lor Southern StaV s.
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THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS lIcESTIBE'3 IMPROVED COITOS TIE, WHICH W
to the Public as the
BEST TIE 11ST
It has been thoroughly tested in different sections of thc Soulli, and its superior merits freely
its popularity has become so great as to warrant us in t!;o assertion that it is destined to bec
combines ease and simplicity ot adjustment willi undoubted strength and durability. We p;
PRESSMEN and dealt rs generally to thc following poibts : The perfect construction of the H
e..tire strength of the Band, and givo it great advantages in compressing. It ha? no Tongues
Pins to bo slipped in, pulled out or to FALL OUT; and is used without the troublesome opsratioi
in which it works is easily understood hom thc cut. Each Tie is complete iu itself-tte Duels
o st. Tho simple process of running tho Band into thc Huckle and letting it at tho proper
perfected thc moment the pr?same of nbc cotton is brought to bear on thc Band--. Thc Bue
even surface, has no rough cdtres or rrotruding points, consequently sinks even with the cottt
which are wrenched apart when the buckles of different bales get ca.ight in handling or trans
each other.
FOR SALE BY
WILLIS
Agents for State ol
September 2
J n s ti r a n c t ?H g e n 19.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
1845.PURELY MUTUAL..1845
ASSETS OVEK.810,000,000.
rHT- COMPANY ORIGINATED THE CELEBRATED TEN YEAR NON-FORFEITURE SYSTEM.
Issues every kind ol Policy approved by Bciotco and its experience of njarly a quarter of a century,
md insures AT COS f, returning ALL Hie profits to tho policy-bolderr.
PREMIUM--? PA 1 ABLE ANNUALLY, SEMI-ANNUALLY AND QUARTERLY; ANO CREDIT CF IO
?Elt CENT. ALLOWED IF DESIR HD.
General inform'?Hon will L;: afforded, and thc Superintendent's reports of all thc Companies exhibited,
ipon call rt this Office.
T?'.'V-MAS F?IOST, General Agent for South Carolina.
October 0 finw Imo No. 54 liROAD-STKELT.
1NS?I123 YOUR LIFE
TN THE
PIEDMONT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
O J? VIRGINIA.
Capital paid in and Securely Invested - - 8100,000
?nceme first ten month- of actual work",- over 000,000
Policies issued on same, over." ? 1,000
US' Eighty-seven und u half per cent, paid to lTolicy Holders.
r.'?- .Yo Reduction in regard to travelling.
f?jj- All Policies arc !\on-forft-Itnbl< ,
For rates and terrae, apply to
J. ALFRED CAY, Agent,
October 20 thBlrao OFFICE Xo. 151 EAST BAV.
PASSMAN'S
ALLIGATOR TIE,
FOR BALING COTTON.
3F TBIS EXCELLENT TIF, YVBICH HAS GIVEN SUCH GENERAL SATISFY Cl ION. I HAVE NOW
lett only i he ?hut I emt tbs-fay ciptit feet nine inches, ei^ht and a half feet, and eight fee:. To
lose who caa us.' those lengths, 'he.; iriJ b.- l'u-nishci at very reduced prices.
Try them For sale by
R. M. BUTLER,
November 5 thstu Imo AGENT AT CHARLESTON.
:. E. CLAGHOK.T, ) Philadcl- W. P. H&KRlffO, A. PI. JACKSON,
!. li. CO.iTE>, i pliia, Pa. Augusta, Ga. Charleston, S. C.
CLAG HOB IST, HEBBING & CO.,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
AUGUSTA, GA, CHARLESTON, S. C., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
HIVING RECENTLY ESTABLISHED A BRANCH HOUSE AT CHARLESTON (AC
OMMODATiON WHARF', wc ere prepared to effer every facility for RECEIVING, FOB?
- ARDING AiND SELLLNC
COTTON AND OTHER PRODUCE,
TO EITHER OP OUR 1HKEE IIOUSKS.
LIBERAL ADVANCE mado on all consignments when desired. Also to our friend?,
tessi's. ROBT. LOCK vj ART & DE1IPIER, Liverpool, England.
October 6 Die 'linos
P?ltintare ittDertiscmfttls.
) ? A s y s ? PI ? m y s : :
OLD ll ED AL FOR 1868 HAS JUST BEEN
AWARDED TU CHAS. M. S?IEFF FOR
THE DE?T FlAlNOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE, l'HILADEL
I'HIA AND NEW YORK
PIANOS.
~ri' E *ND WAEEP.COM, Ko. 7 N. LIBCRTT.
sn;Fj:r, ABOVE B?LUMORE-SIBEET,
BA LTI.MUKJB, Md,
KT?E?T'S PIANOS 1IAV? ALL l'if? lAl'ES?
iproretccnt, iocr??ins tao Agraffe treble, ivorj
Mite, and tac improved Frenen Ac:;on, nilly war
uted tr.r five years, with privilege of exchange
thin twelve months If not entirely satisfactory tc
ircbascr. second-handed Pianos and Parlor Or
ns always on hand ?r'-m 55U to $300.
BEFEREK* "wno HAVE ocr. NASOS rs CSE:
Scnml Kebcrt E. Lee, Lexington, Vs.
Ueueral Hobert Iliusom, Wilmington, N. C.
Bishop '?Vihaer, New Orleans, La.
Mess-:. E. Barwell .1: Souc, Charlotte, N. C.
Max Strako-scb, Itali m Opel a.
Aiccsrs. Pierson & son?, sumter. C.
. 'liarles spencer, CLarlcetOC, i. C.
October 22 ;-3mos
pnltimorc ?^nximmtt??.
W?T KN? BE & C&.7
MAXTJFAC?UKEB?
OF
PIANO F O Ii T 2 ?> ,
CAMIilOKE. MD.
Oc:oucr 10 3ii
JillES tst:;.JOHN GILT
KNOX & GILI, .
COT T t: FACTORS
??NERAL COMMISSION JJEECHANTlJ.
No. i:: SMITH'S WHARF, BAL?. Iii OF. F,
^ocsuniinoE'.s of COTTON, T.'LCZ, ?CC, respect'
h?ly solicited, and liivrul BilVoneei nods iliereoii.
Orders for Coi'.N -"od BACON promptly ereeuttc
vitli ?ire and ai.ioutioL.
Ar.ril 27 12ino**
Q_ILJ?il>U HOt ?f,
UCN\7MEXT SQUARE,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
KliWi'.LASD o? CO., Proprietors.
AT:. 12? Iii
?ST!
OTTON TIE.
E HAVE NO HESITATION IN PBESEXT1NG
USE.
acknowledged bv all who have tried it. In fact
:omc THE UNIVERSAL FAVORITE. Thia TIE
irticularly invite the attcntiou of PLANTERS,
inge and rounded edges ot thc Buckle secure the
to press against the Band-does not require any
a of bending or looping thc Band. The manner
le being riveted to the Band; and no part can bo
place is all that is necessary, the fastening bcius
kio is strontr, compact an 1 small, presenting an
>n and obviates the great objection to o'her Ties,
?portation, and especially when bales are piled on
& CHISOLM,
South Carolina, -'harleston.
ws2mos
JJrnrj.5, (?l)cmif?l5, (Ctr.
?ll
FOR THE WEAK
FOR THE PALE
FOJl THE SICKLY
FOR THE AGED
FOR FEMALES
FOR SPRING USE !
^?p-.NO BITTERS EQUAL TO THE?I.JJJ
TEE CELEBRATED SUMTER BITTERS,
Mode of T?RE LIQUOR, HERBS AND ROOT?, so
well knovn in Pharmacy:
PERUVIAN BARK, CHAMOMILE FLOW
EUi', SNAKE ROOT, CHERRY BARK,
GINGER,
And inch other HKRB3 AN? B00Tii as ia 311
eases assist ingestion. promote tho sC:rcti0D8 ot lhc
system in the natural channels, and give
TONE ANF> VIGOR TO THE
YOUNG AND OLD. MALE AND FEMALE!
Ali Usc It With Wonderful ?ucees
BRINGS COLOR
TO THE PALE WHITE L-l P.
BLOOM AND BEAUTY
TO THE THIN FACE AND CARE-WORN
COUNTENANCE. CURES FEVER AND CRE?
ATES APPETITE.
TRY THEM. USE -YO OTHER.
Ask ?or SUMTER DI Cl ER?', so<d by Druggists
and Gtocers.
?3*;ee 'Lat our s:gaa'.urc i? over thc cork of each
bottle. DOWIE -V MOISE,
Pl'PRTETORS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.0,
Augn<t 5_Cmo* Chane.-lon, S. C.
T> O S A D A L I S
^ PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
AND cvr.r3
SCROFULA
AS?
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES
CF THE
BLOOD, LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Recommended ly ?hi Medical Faculty and Many
Thousands ? ?/ our Best Citizens.
?3- For Tcs.imonial? of rcmarkablt
ccrcs. sec --IIosadali3 Almaijac:l for this
year.
rnriAnnn oxrr ??
DE. J. J LAWRENCE & CO.,
No. 244 l:.iLTi3ior.?-?TBi:ET, L'AL7tvor.E, .Mr.
TOR rALE BX
DO WIE ?fe MOISE,
No. IO Meetin?.street, cerner Basel,
Jniy 22 Cu.os
EOSADAI?S
Purifies th? Blood.
For Stile bj* Druggist-. KVe'rjf"ivhcre.
*faly*S THC. 3>T
J? Ii. AI S BRUCHE & LUTKE1X I.
CENGS PILLEN.
For sale by E. H K.ELLER5 & CO.,
September :'P No.lvl Mectirg-iireet
s
iJrofls, GLijcnucals, Q?tr.
A Kif A PA fl 1 L> L.TAT?T~
ITS PO??EBFUL CURATiTE ASSOCIATES
PBEFASES rxr-Er. A NEVTL? DISCOVET.ED PHOOESS
ror. Exxr-AC?ryG THE CURATIVE PKOPEKTIES
rrcii YEGETAELE SCBSTAKCEF, ?N
IEEE IO-TO THE CGj?rOSITH'N CF
DR. R A D W A i" S
EZKOVA7IKO
R E S 0 L VE 27 T.
\ NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED,
One Bottle of Ilcsolvcut is Better Than
Ten Large Bottles of the Advertised
Sarsaparillas, or Direct Diuretic Rem?
edie;.
Paxsxcuss wonder at tte extraordinary power ol
RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT in cunmj
iii? worst torms of Scrofulous, Sypkiloid, Chronic
.-kiu Disease?, and its marvelous power in resolving
calculons couerctwns. affording immediate relief and
eomequeu: cure of Diseases ol the Kidney, Bladder,
Liver, Lungs, Pancreas, Spleen. Hs rapid iu?umce
lu the cure of Diabetes, Incontinence or scanty, tur?
bid, albuminous, cloudy urine; it-- almost instant ef
tir.icy m stopping itching and painful discharge ol
mme, ami its singular power in cunng discharges
?rom the Uterus and Urethra, L ucon hcea, Bloody
l'une, and o.her unhealthy and weakeniue dis?
charges;-and inquire wherein tho SARS A PAR IE
LIAN used ia the Reuovat.ng Ecsolvcut differs I rom
oriUnary Sarsaparillas ! sarsipaiillian is tho ouly
principle m sanaparula tiiat possesses euralie
u'optrties; all oth-.r par;s ot tue root are inert and
useless. One ouncj of the extract o'otaiued under
Ur. Rodway'snew process lor extracting the curative
properties tiona vegetable substances, contains more
c:' tue tin.' principle o! cui'c luau twenty pounds ot
the ordinary roots.
SARSAPARILLA SN is eal'y '.ne o? the ingredients
that lorms this truly wonderful medicine: and it is
the only compensauug remedy that .-ommun:cates
Rs purifying, cleansing and reinvigorating proper?
ties through the BLOOD, SWEAT, URINE, ami
oilier secretions, securing a Lurmnn'ous luuctional
HCiiOU of ?very depraved organ and gland in the sys
tem. li the blood is corrupt, the Resolvent will
make it pure. If thc Lunns are ulcerated and sore,
secreting thick phlegm and prureleot matter, the
Resolvent will loosen this deposit and repair the
wasting lung with sound aud healthy material, ll
the Skiu is covered with pimples, spots, pustuiee,
sores, ulcers, fcc., the Resolvent will quickly rcmovs
these annoyances. If mercury is deposited in the
bones and has accumulated in the system, the Re
?.olveut will drive it out. If tho Throat or Bronchial
Glands aro ulcerated, the Resolvent will cure these
signs ot au early wuste. Direct remedies, possess?
ing only exclusive properties, are hurtful, os they
increase the functional secretions ol on - organ by
suspending the constituent secretions ol other*
Leece, a compensating remedy like the Resolvent is
thc only means of a permanent eure.
BEAR IS MIND THAT EVER? DROP OF BLOOD
i'.npregunted with the Resolvent and absorbed to
supply tho waste of the body, will make pure, sound
and healthy desk and fibr*. I he first dose that is
taken commence? its work of puriacar.ou and in?
creasing the apptlilc andjiesh.
A REMARKABLE CUBE!
SORES ON TUE TONGUE, ULCERS AV THE
THROAT, SORE GUMS. SORE MOUTH,
SORES IN HIE NOSE. AROUND
THE EYES, tte.
If recently exhibited, a few bottleiwill cure. M
chrome, or through the effects ol Mctcuty, Potas?
sium, Corrosive sublimate, irom six to one dozen
boules muy be required tc make a permaucnt em e.
R. EL R.
A GREAT SENSATION 1-A GOOD SENSA?
TION 1
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!
In 1817 the great grand principle of stopping the
most excruciating pain iu an instant, without cm
ploying such dangerous agents as Chloroform
Opium, Morphine, Acontine, Ether, fcc., was first
mat^i known in
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
TLUfomedy accomplished this wonderful and de?
lightful desideratum in all eases of external and in?
ternal pain. In au instaut it afforded relief, tue
iuobj,eiit it was Hpp?cd to thc parts ot the body
where inilammattou or pain existed-it at once re?
lieved the patient of tho most violent and excruciate
iug pangs and throbs ol pam, and imparted the de?
lightful sensation ol ease and coni.'o.-t,
Every kind of patti, whether Rheumatism, Neu?
ralgia, ioothache, Pams ia thc Chest, Side, Lungs,
stomach, Bow. ls. KidDC-ys, spine. Legf Arms, Feel,
juc application was suilicicut to kill aud cxtc.u ina'"
Ihe paiu.
Taken internally, twenty drops io a teaspooniul
would cure, und will cure, Asiatic Cholera, Fever
ind Ague, Chills ai.d Fever. Bilious Colic, Inflam
aiatiou ef the Bowels, Cramps, Spasms, Diarrhoea,
Dysentery, aud every pain that mav exist in the in
-ide ol mau. woman tu- child: this was RADWAY'S
READY RELIEF ol' 1S17, and it is RADWAY'S RE?
LIEE, greatly improved, m IStlS.
We then started it iu irs mission of relieving tho
ntinu, paiu-stnckeu. sick, distressed aud crippled
.il all nations throughout the world, and now to-day
it is tisxd, patronized and revered as a household
accessi'.y, in the palaces of sultans, Emperors,
Calmos, Kings, High Priests, Nobles, as weh as in
he ?T"3*2- P1 t?!? !?.l,?rinS i'!a;ses of every nation
ni the face ef thc earth.
lONGESlTON OF THE LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY" .MINUTES 1
important to Know how to Iso "Had.
way's Heady Belief" in Acute
unit Dangerous Attacks!
II Y OWX CASI?.
On Saturday night, the 19th, I was violently seized
vith Congestion of the Lunga. For a few days pre?
cious I lelt a dull pain over my lett lung, with
iccasional coughs, but being actively eng-iged, paid
10 attention to it. When seized, the pam was BO
Vereine, cutting and excruciating, that every breath
ira wu was like a red hot knite cutting my lung. Bo?
ng absent Lom home, I sent out for three bottles ol
RADWAY'S RELIEF, applier! the entire let to my
ung?, hack, shoulders, fcc, aid ra a few moments
jot up counter-irritauon. Respirations were easv,
ind, as the skin becairo reddened, r.U pain ceased,
ti hall an hour I was free from pain, and all signs
>: Congestion, Inti mmation, ?c., gene. This is an
m pon ont cure. It is well that every one should i
mow how to usc this remedy iu sevarg attacks. i?>
ame rule holds good m i?'?i ci Inflammation ol
he Loins; aotfoTa, vicarys and Stomach. Apply
l-1 iiELLF indy; soik thc Bte willi it. It will
ustantly secure the withdrawal of th* inflammation
o the surface, and perseus now suffering may, rn
rmsrx MUSITES, be five from pam.
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
In cares where Inflammation has existed for a
cngth cfbrae, in ariuhiou to thc Rt LIEF, take six
11 RADWAY'S PILLS. Powder them. In half an
?our, iu most eases, they will operate, li'not, re
.cat the dose. lu one cr two hours at the furthest
hi-y will operate, and the patient soon get well. In
lilious. Typhoid, l'ever aud Ague, tins treatment is
ure to c ire. Let it be- tried.
JOHN RADWAY, M. D.
?g- Dr. RADWAY'S REMEDIES are sold Dy Drug
ists aud Storekeepers everywhere. Get the New
itylc, Wita India Rubber Cork.
DU WIE iv MOISE.
AGENT?,
No. 169 Meeting-street, ce mer Hasel. , ,
...Liil'.siem S. C. j
Maj 2 c 6m?o -J
SOUTH C A ROLIKA 7? AIL KO.'. D.
?S?*.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICIA )
CHARLESTON, S. C.. October 31, I86S. t
THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY INFORMED j. li AT
thc imo of Railroad from Sc-loia, Alibama, via
Eonedo Charleston, S. C., is ope? lor passenger s
sud freigl.t. H. T. PEALE,
November 2 Gcueral Superintendent.
CHANGE OF SCHtODC LK ON TH?
SPARTANBURG AND UNION RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER TUE 2D NOVEMBER, 1808,
the Passenger Traius will leard tpartanbarg
Courthouse OJ Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at 7 A. M.. and arrive at Alston at 1.20 !: M.. cou
n? Ung with Greenville Down Train, oai Trains fer
Charlotte and Charleston.
Ou Tuesdays, Ihursdays and Saturdays, the Up
Passenger Trains, cjunecting with the greenville
Up Trains, will leave Alston at 9 A.M., and arrive at
Spartanbarg Ccurthuusc at 3.20 P. M.
.mos. n. JETER,
President Seartmburg and Union Railroad.
October 3u Imo
SAVANNAH AXD CHARLESTON RAIL.
ROAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE PASSENGER TRAIN.
SrPERINTENDENT'3 OFFICE, )
CHARLESTON, November 2,1808. i
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVrMBER ?XH,
the '1 ri-Wcekly Train will leave Charleston on
Mondays, Wcdncslays and Fridays, nt 9 15 A. M., ar?
riving at Coos.iwhatchie at 3.!5 P. M.
Returning, leave Coosuwhatehio on Twsdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 A. M. arriving in
Charleston at 4 P. M.
Connection-" bo:h ways by Lacia with Waltorbo
rou;;h and Beaufort.
To insure prompt transmissku, Ftei^ht must bc
at thc Depot, foot of Wita tr. ct, by 2 P. M. on Tues?
days, Thursdavs and saturdays.
C. S. GADSDEN,
Engineer and .-upcrintendenr.
Novoml er 2
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
GEN EB AL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ]
ATLANTIC AND GULF BAUST "
SAVANNAH, OCT OBER !
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1,
TRAINS ON THIS ROAD will run as follows,
commencing with7 P. M. Train:
SIGHT EXPEES8 THAIN.
Leave Savannah (Sundays excepte J) at.7 00 p ai
A rn vc at Live Oak at.3 JO A M
Arrive at Jacksonville at.7 30 A ai
Leave Jacksonville (Sundays except?e!) at.. ..7 l? p u
Lcave Live Oak at.ll 40 p ai
Arrive at Savannah (Mondays excepted) at. ..8 00 A M
DAY TEATS.
Leave Savannah (Sundays excepted) at.7 i-0 A a
Arrive at Bainbridge at.10 20 p M
Arrive at Live Oak at.5 30 p ai
Arrive at Jackson vi 'le at.1 3 J A ai
Arrive at Tallahassee at.12 ST A ai
Arrive at Quincv at.3 l? A ai
Le..vc Bainbridge (Sundays exctpted) nt.7 00 r ai
Leave Quincy at.8 27 A M
Leave TaUahassec at.10 43 A ai
Lea vt- Jackson ville at.IO 18 A M
Leave Live Oak at.7 20 A ai
Arrive at Savannah (Sundays except?e'/ : ... .6 00 p ai
Passengers to Stations west o: Liv."on and Live
Oak take Day Train from Savannah.
Passenger.' fr un Bainbridge connect at Lawton
with I xprcis Train for Savannah at 2 00A. M.
Passengers from J'aRahassee by Day Train connect
at Live O .k with Express Train for Sajfaunah at ll 40
1'. M.
Sleeping Cars on Expresa Trains.
Nu change between Jacksonville ana Savannah on
Express Train.
steamers leave St Marks for Kow Orleans, /pa
lachicnla and Pensacola every FriJav
I eave St Marks for Havana. Key West, Cedar Ktys
and 'J amj:a every Wcduesday.
Stearne-s leave lacksonvillc tor Pa'.atka, Enter?
prise and all points cn thc st. John's River every
Sund.-y and Wednesday at 0 00 A. M.
H. S. HAINES.
November 2 2mo Gene: al Superintendent.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL ?UPERINTENLE'.T S O-fFICE, t
CHARLESTON, 8. C.. March 18**8. |
, \N AND AFTER SUI'DAY, MARCH ;9TH. T4B'
\ ) PASSENGER TRAINS ot Ute couth Carolina
road will rmi as follows :
FOR AUGUSIA.
:.?.:?.. Charleston.6.?0 A. M.
Arrive at Augusta.3.30 P. M.
Co'ineclhig with trains for Mont, ornery. Memphis,
Nashvi?e and N cw Orleans, via MoatgoiGcry and .
Graud Juucuon.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston.?.?.?0 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia....3.50 P. M.
Connecting with Wilmington and Mauebeoter R in?
road, Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad and.
Camden train.
F9U CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta.C.'J A. VU*
Arrive at Charleston.3.10 P. M.
Leave Columbia.G 03 A. il.
Arrive at Charleston.Mo P. M.
AUGUSTA, MUHT EXPRESS
(SVXOATS Exc.'.prna.i
Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.5.45 A. M.
Connecting with trains lor Meuiph's, Nashville
ran ItCw O.itans, v a Grand Junction.
leave Augusta.I.WP. M.
Arrive a: Charleston.LOO A. M.
COLUMBIA NIGHT tXPJiEsa.
I SUNDAYS tXCtCTET.)
Leave Charleston.MO P. lt.
Arrive at columbia.G.2U A. M.
C -necttng f-ucdays excepted) with Greenville and
Coln r bia Railroad.
Leave Crlumbia.5.30 P. M. .
Arrive at Charle.-ton.5.80 A. M.
St MMLRVU.LE li.AIN.
Leave Cbarleston.r- M
Arrive ai Summerville. 5.102. U.
Leave summerville.L20 i. M.
Arrive at Charleston. . . *.?3 A. M .
CAMDEN UIUNLU.
On Mon-tayf, Wtdnttda ,i und Saturdays.
Leave Eiagvillc..2.211 P. M.
Arri-cut Camden.C.u? P. M.
Leave Camden.5.10 A. M..
Arrive ;.t Ringville.7.40 A. K,.
iSi-nrdj li. T. t?EAF?
April 29 ' _ General >ncen-jttC1.j(,8f
CHANGE OF SCF'^TJILK.
CHARLOTTE AND ^CTB CAROLINA RAIL?
...JAD COMPANY.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I
CCLCMBIA, S. C., March 31. 18CS. I
ON AND LFTEE UHIS DATE, THE TRAINS,
over this Road will run cs follows1.
Leavo Columbia at.4.00 P. Ml
Arrive at fharlotte .it.11.00 P. M..
Leave Charlotte at.11.35 P. M.
Arrive at Columbia at.COO A. M.
Passengers taking this route, roing North make
close confections at Greensboro', Weldon and Pores*
meuth. to all principal Northern cities.
j?f'rickets optional lroni Grernsboro", either via
Danville or Raleigh; and from Portsmouth either
via Buy L'ae or Annuui-rssic Route. Baggage cheeki.tl_
through..
Connections made both w}.u ^ oi fa
Greenville tnd 1 ^;aU1D!a T{a\)v,,u,l
CALEB L?CENIGHJ,
Atril 2 Sup^nnttudea;.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY co.',.
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY F.MLWAY CO.,)
Consta licOAD AND EAST KAT STSEETS, F
CHAT-LESTON. So. :'A., November 10, 18C8. j
SCHEDULE OF TUE CHARLESTON CHI
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-STREET LINE,
Leave Upper Terminus Leave- Lower Tcrmi*. *
it 7.30 A.M., and at inter- a; S A.M., and at Ix&st:
.als of lea (10) minutes va.'s of ten TOi m'-i.tc
luring the day tiU the dmattg th j day dil CM
?;st trip at 0 P.M. P.M.
N.P.-Leave thc Battoyu, follows: On thc hear,
nd [hir'.'j ,30') minutes aiter the hour, from ? A. .
.j., until 7 SJ P. M., Ever} other trio .-rom the old
'ostotlicc.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Uij-:r Terminus I Leav? LowrTerminus
17.30 A.M., and at inter- at t'.05 A.M.. and stinter*
als of twelve 112, minutes I vals or twelve il2j min
lu:iag the day til 8 54 I ute? durn;g the day till
'.M. 19 P.M.
N.B.-Leave tl e nattery at wivnf.v-t 17. winnfes
uti the hour, a.-d forty-one (41) minute* after tuc
lour, untilicr-r:t?i (IT) stinutVipaste. Every other
rip trom the oW Postoihce.
SUNDA Y SCHEDULE.
KINLi-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper l'rt,anus\ Leave the lower Ter -ni
to A.M.,'acd at inter? j RMS at 9.3U AM., auJ at
?als of n'fteen (15) min-1 intervals ot tineen ii5)
nt? Hil 7.00 P. M. I minutes Ul! 7..U P. M.
>-.l}._AU the trios are to tl- Battery except tho
isl rr ip o: eat h car.
lt Cl LEDGE-STREET LINE.
Li ave Upper Terminus \ Lc-ive Lower Tt)-m:~aj
t 9 A.M., and at intc-i-I at 9.35 A.M., and ut iater
als of every twenty |20- va's of every two:,.y (30)
iiluutes tili R.46 V.M. | minutes UU 7.S0 PM
N.B.-Ai". :l-.e trips arc to thc Battery except tho
Kt trip of cell car.
S. W. RAMSAY,
NovemberlO Bccrstary an Tr ?ST?? er.