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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-26

Sid I'm Liverpool 18th, w Putnam, Cochrahe,
gloucester; Bertha for Rio aneiro; 18TH, 1oscaho'
Delano. Charleston
Ar at Calcutta list inst. j Montgomery, Hamilton,
Boston.
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4 ST. Alarms are sounded by striking the number
/ of the Box upon the ALARM BELLS, and
upon the Gongs in the Engine Houses.
EXAMPLE: To announce the existence OF tire
near Box No. %, (cornor of Middle and Exchange
streets the Alarm Bells aud Gongs will strike TWO
make a pause OF few seconds, then strike FIVE,
thus: 2-5.
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A NntiOnaI Medicine
FobrunY2 IS

Ono can hardly pick up nowspapor turn q stree,
corner nowadays that no docs not nd. staring him IN
tho flco tho announcement that Prof So.and-So hos
just discovered medicine which panacea for all the
Ills that ecsh Is or may be heir to. These "won lcrfu
discoveries usually hnvo cIisonco OF fow months
thon disappear from purc notice. Tho Of thcir
sudden c1dusuishmont In apparent. They wero hum.
buss Al tho outset all medicinal preparations havo nm
equal chnnco for success. all equally unknown
but tho cha ia soon winnosed from tho grain by The
practical test which unpreudicod public applies
all things Thore nro but preparations OF medicine
which hnvo wthstood tho impartial Judgment OF the
people for my length Of time Ono OF tho few which wo
hayc in mind. and which has boon long uu,e To-
mar to nearly oycry household In the land is tho ces
brated HosTErTER'S STOMACH DrTTERs. Their
Lmoat universal salo aud use and thoir emphatic on.
dorsemcnt from all portions Of the country compel tho
admission that thoY must bo specific for the ailments
for which thcy arc recommended. Lottcrs before us
attest their ocacy In diseases Of tho throat bowels
lIver In that truly orriblo complaint dyspepsia they
regarded In Pittsburgh whero th ESQ
Bittos ,uufaohred their silo homo uso ia I'm.
mense This fact aone spcaks volumes thcir favor
Exraets from ne Auseafne Courier. Iora FEB T. 1867
Juno 10 g
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Know thy DESTINY.


MADAME 3. 3. THORNTON, Tho arest Ensliah Astrolo-
etst cairsoyant and psychomehoiAn. who hts aston.
ished the scientific classes Of ihs Old World has no1
Gated herself al Hudson. n. z. Madame Taohn1os pos
bcise' such wonderful powea o. second light 70
bic her impart knowledge Of ths greatest Importance
TO Tho ange or married Of either sex. While in stslo
Of trance aha deineates the yo features tho perso
you arc to marry, and by The aid Of instrument Of
tenao power tnown the Psyehomorpps guarantees 70
produce felto Picture Of Tho future husbAnd wife
ef he applicant together With Of marriage posito
nfS loading traits Of character 30. This "a no hum.
bug az thousand OF testimonials can assett she wh
send. whom dcaired certified cesnests, OF written
guarantee, that tho picture Ii Whist purports to b By
enclosing small lock Of hair and ing place OF BIRTH
nge. dlsposiHon and eoplsIon. and oeiosns NJ csns,
and stamped envelope addressed TO YOURSELF you VII 70
ccyo the picture snd dedred tuiprm.aon BY fe,nfn
All communications saorody c5nndentiaI Address. "a
t1nndenes, AsdsmS EB. THORNTON, y. o. Boz IA
Hhdson, E.Y ,HIsi ". sait -; itsrsh 3D. Y
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. TO TAX PAYERS,

I, r,yr r ID. !. Z . .
TUE FOLLOWING oRpNANoE Is PUBLISHED
u for tho iniarpAuon Of all peraons concerned: I.
An onDmAxoK 10, IiSrap ~ onpnAscE 10 nArua sur.
7IIHs fon TaK tRAR 1857. AMP FOB oTHxa PURrosxs
Bo II ordained by tho Mayor and Alderm On Ia City
Council ssse sbod. That all taIes payable nder The Or
dnAnoe TO ratGe suppee for tho yehr 1861 for other
purpoaes bo paid before 2oth day Of juno
and that persona who aha make default OF payment OF
amount Of their taxes ono and half Der can't r,cr
month until the SLIT day OF July. ~hsn Il not paid an
OF taxes ahAl BIO Pad aud alter tho Slst day OF August
three per cent Per month tho amount Of ta1es due
ehh be paid until rsymen; o. the whole iqSgni s msdr
monthly aIos On or beforo The fifteenth day Of ouch
month, shAli respectively pay on the amounts thoreo
payment ia msde. ''.-'' m
hatihcde 10 City Council this seventh day Of Nay I'm
8 RIty-soycn. '''' -'s- I''s"'' ~ -
,llnl T. o.aAnLARD, Mayor.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ALL KINDsoF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
Auction sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
cIiFTono MArTuEwEs will sell this day. at 1oI:
O'Clock ut No. Montague srooL furniture &C., belong
Ing to tho estate Of tho lato Thomas Nspter.
CAMPBELL, KNOX Co.. will soil this day. OF 10 O'Clock
at their cash auction house No. IS Hascl street. rib
bons millinery goods. mantillas, &c.
VIII bo sold this day. at II O'Clock at Southern Wharf
under tho direction OF J. D. srUpns Droyet Lieutenant
Colonel and A. Q n, 2o6 balcs damaged hay
DnUss Dee will sell this day, at II o'clock, at tho
corner Of Evans and Bennett street, Mount Pleasant
household furniture and silver plito :. Ny
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II. H., Z

Hyou want choap Blank Books; t+.r
Koou want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, MnLERs' Almanac; j.yi
II you want Printing executed neatly;
lyon want Books bound In any stJlo, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern ol
ruling, go to HmAM HAnRIs, No. 50 Broad: street
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Post Omco Notice.
Posr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. g., May q, 1867
Hereafter. until furthe, notice, tho Northeastern
Mails will closo Mt 1.15 I. NJ, and arriving Mt tho
Depot at 9i5 A. M. will bc roay for delivery at ii
O'Clock. On Sundays tho Post Oilico will open nl
1880 P N. for ono hour
Tho Mails for South Carolina ltnilroad will con-
iinuo to coso daily at o'clock A. NJ, and for tho
Savannah and Charleston Rairond Mt A. ii. on
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY q. TROrr, 4. NJ
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Tho Tfmc 20 Advertise In tho Country,
The PuGsrx has largo circulation throughout tho
middle and uppcr Districts OF tho State. Advertising
ralos ~ reasonable as tho sngcncy OF tho money
kes will warrant Merchants and others Wishing to use
tho columns OF tho papor will address s->',"'
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor,
Fobrunry IS Columbia, g.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUr-YON SALE.
WI s0 30 sold q =; publ suction THIS DAY. juno 10
1881 Of II O'Clock. A. H. at Southern wharf, charlcs
2eo DALEs. 7olos LBS. DAMAGED HAY.
Iormn cash. Government funds. Tho Hay 10 DO 10
o,,,. n- llrevot 1t Col. and a. Q; M;
Juno a !. 1867. Junolo
81 Encnne and Easie Silk Ribbons, Millinery Goods
Matanuaa,, atna, Summer Dry Goods. Boots and
. S%siEnELL. KNOX 5. CO.,
posito Pos.onIcc, "a
LATE M'KAY cAMpBEL1's
Ss0P5sssSas prHT L Pslsft AIS SASH
I'll Gimp and Fancy Trimming Dress bat.ons. sS &C.
p.rese. Mozambique orai,. Cloth aud Linen MAN.
BRITISH AND sA1oNY DRESS GOODS. Mu.llns.
cssSRed and Plain sssSnss GsnSrtes lace Curtains.
hos'pss' shA"'s' hem'a'ensd co handhofehiofs. &c.
PANTS sTuFFs. Linen Drills. cotton.deo. T~eods,
Drills. LonseiotS. Brown Shifting. Quilts. &C. ''A''
aont.s, 1adios. and chlidrSD's sowEp AND pEooEp
ling Trunks. yaliscs. 80. &c:
FANCY GOODS. Ho.Ory. Notions. porrumery. Soap
6c., dc.
n from. Of store. couSTERs, SHOW .sEs ss.. 90
Large Assortment Of Dry Goods, remousd. for con.
usnterce Of Safe, on account Of ,ohofp may con-
ceTn.
WIN. MCKAY. JOHN CAMPBELL.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction House,
No. 1876 Meeting street.
Opposite Pavilion Hotol
VIII cell TOMORROW, ITucsday.l tho llth Inat, at lC
o'clo r,
DRESS GO0nS. Frcuch Csmbrcs English Prints
0uQblmp. IN ,kH and
ALSO,
Lldos' and Missea' HOSE Oouts' Hsif Hoeo
Millinery Goods trimmed and untrimmod
Ladies' and Misses Hats.
A1Go,
10 cases French FELT HATS Ilsortod
largo Rs ,ortment Summer Clothing.
AIAo,
BOOTS and SHOES, and largo assortment OF Notions.
ALEC,
20 pieces BoBDI NET. superior quality.
Terms cnah. Juns 10
Stock and Fixtures Of Il Catering Establishment
BH Il. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
Auotiouocra, No 80 Broad street.
On TOMORROW. at l0x O'Clock will be sold.
large and handsome collection Of CRoCKERY, CUT.
LEnY, 30
Glassware, Of all kinds
Counter. Shelves, Tables and other Furniture.
Juno 10
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YlhllR b. Iai!l:il]llg / Menus. g ]! 8,
LOCAL MATTERS.

Jon WoRK.-wo havo now completed our onlco
no az to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most re-
spcctfully uBk tho patronage OF our friends.
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TAX NoT1oE.-We direct tho attention Of all con-
cerned to tho notice in another column Of Mr.. r.
c. McMAIuN, Tax Collector for st. Stephens and
st. James sHntec. Delinqucnts aro requested 10
aottto at once.
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THE CALHOUN MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
friend, an old inhabitaut, who was iorc before
tho war, and at divers times contributed to tho
fund OF tho above association, asked us yentcrday
what has become Of this society, and what OF It's
funds Unable to answer his intorrogatorios, VIC
tako this method OF placing him in communication
with thoso who may know.
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uRnHAHGE


TWE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLIHHED
l. for tho information OF ali co:.cerned
AN onDNAfoE TO REGULATE THE cIxLnsIao p1ryIrs
And VAULTS m THE cuRPoRGTH LllQTs THE orTT,
]: Do IL Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen, That
from and ster the ratification OF this Ordinance Il iha
not bo lawful tor any person TO cleanse remove tho
eonents OF Vaults or Prvics within tho uma Of tho
aty without having previously obtained cense tor the
s.n,e; all such licenses % expire on the Sis. Deceber
cd by ordtn1neea regulating tho granting ofLieeuses
Il That tho Of Barrels In open Carts and Wagons
ptohbited and parties applying Loenss will be &c
qpred 70 provide closed Carts suitable the PURPOSE
In AN persons having sueh Iiccnso shalf report rt
one 9th Guard Rouses during day. his or ther In
tanton 70 iueh work during the ensuing night; I'm the
HGgse , IN the uppss ;Waras ID Upper Guard House.
shRn be Designated from time 70 time by the Mayor.
". Eyery oGnef or driver Of such Licece,a Csrt or
any oher persop who shall yoato any OF s prvysion
Of this Ordinance or ah neglect rnfuso to obssry
the samo or any OF the sha forfeit and pay for each
offence ane not 70 exespd tuspty doar TO b On.
forced BY tho NAyorfn bis Court recovered In sny
other Court OF competent jurisdiction
liataod In City Council this seventh day Of MAY IN ts
ty-sevon. -. ,E.Ib ''iH ~IfEIE7 { EI1.F'''--
". H. SMITH, - H:yor.
,. Clerk Of Council 3mo MAY 10
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A-h-A-A-h-

Tho best Dyspcptio Dttern now in use aro PAsKsrsi
Hepatio Mtters. Thoy noyor fAil to give rulieE Try
bottle and be convinced For salo by all Druggists.
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PRECAUTIONARY interesting lottor OH this SUBJ
joel will DO found on our first page, which wo would
recommend TO thu attention Of all our roadora.
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Policy noLpEns boforo tho war or tho Now York
Lite Insurance Company arc specially rcfcrrcd to
their notice in column Of Insurance advertise
ments
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TIE coUaT OF Eaurrr.-The session OF This
Court for Union District will commence to-day.
wo understand that, Chancellor CAnnoIL. will pre-
stdo.
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Wa HAp the pleasure, on Saturday afternoon, Of
Witnessing ono Of tho finest games Of bnse ball
played BY tho Palmetto Club this aeason. Tho sky
was slightly clouded, the ground hard, from tho
late rains md tho mir cool enough 10 atimuate tho
players to full exerion Of their abilities. Having
learned that the "Alorts" intond challenging thom
to play for the championship Of tho State, they
havo Immediately put their arsL nine" to practic-
ing. Eight OF the nino were on tho ground, and
were placed in what will probably bo their regular
positions for tho season. Their oppononts con-
sisted OF ton other mombers Of the Club. In ordor
10 equalze tho game far as possible, it was re-
qiirod that only ono OF tho first nno should be
put out to close their winnings, who thoy wero
forced to put ont threo Of their opponents to &C.
complsh tho same purpose. In epite Of these
great odds, the scoro at the end Of the ninth in
nngs stood 4G to is in favor Of tho first nino. II
s unnecessary for US to psrtcularize in regard to
tho mer1ts Of this nine whero oil tho play was 30
good. They caught ly balls, and stopped ground
balls, and our only wonder wns that their oppo-
nonts mado any runs at all. At tho bat they aeem-
cd equally ut homo sending balls to right and left
Geld with swiftncss that defed oppoaition. somo
very prctty pay was made by their opponents,
both in tho way OF batting and fielding, but it was
OF no avail. Altogether, we were truly grati,ed
with tho game, and are now moro than over an1-
ious to witness tho contemplated match with their
rivals, tho "Alorts" Judging from what we havo
Of the hitter Club, VIC feel certain that thoy
can put vcry atrong nine in the fold, and the
Palmottos require all tho practice thoy can get il
They wsh to retain tho laurels won last scason.
Wo hope tho match game will como off as soon as
possible as the weather gets warmer every day.
We will be there.
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WILLIAM BROOKBANKS,
J EoTIGD,
Y . NUEICH, = ~
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN oP poIIoE.

>, ,oFFIcE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLIOE,I
lcgt9IksToN 8. c., ,4Iay 80, 1883 4 [.
DRAGRhPH QGO = ORDINANCE TO RR0UI,HTE
u tho "cieansing of Prives and Vaults" iorbds The
use OF b1rrcs In OF en cara wagons and parties ap
plying for hconsc required to- provide closed ears
Hultablo for The purpose All persons therefore, who,
purPose taking Jobs OF tho kud hereby required ~
bring their cartz to main gunrd house for Inspection bo
fore applying for Ncense L. B. sIGWALD
MAy ~ - .mo Captain OF PolIco.
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AUCTION SALES,
EstaSe Sale Of Handsome Furniture Piano, books.
French China. Glass. de-, belonging TO the Es-
tale 0f Htc tatr Ih0s. Napier.
3f CLIEFORD ~ fIhTIIEWG5,

Estato Sale Of Handsome Fhr,ittro, Piano, hooks,
French this0. Htdss. de-, belonging 70 ne Es.
"'e 3 8Y Gf eL1EFo%D ntH a1Hi Sepa1 e pna1r,1EyvEs,
THIS DAY. l0l, instant. Tho following Handsomo Fur:
nosEwGoD jisS S9iS AND VELVET SOFAS Chair. and Arm
Marble Top Centre and Plor Tables
Rosewood Piano and Stool
Fancy fables aud Marble Top Work Tables
Black Walnut and Mahogany BUREAUS, Wardrobos,
wSsst9rds @ N,. and 1l i, French , ISds.ests s G.,
Library ss Oak Book Case, Lounge. Centre Tables
Yalulblo miscellaneous Library OF Books-about 400
volumes
Extra large Extension Dining Table. 7 extra leaves
Refrigerator and woter Cooler. Vases
YOlset and brussels Carpets, rugs and ottom.ns
Very Hsndtomo White ind Gold Fronoh China Dinner.
Cut and Plain Glass Dish Covers and Tin Ware
WOO; Moss aud cStton Matresses Feather Bod'. pols
With many other articles uosl In housekeeping
fcw dozon CHOICE cLSREi WINES
ers cash; and articles to DO removed imned.tsy
o. Msor salo. Juno 10
Estate Sale Of Household Furniture, Surer Plate,
&c. II" n x"f,1sis;!s" nWGss 8 q hEG, h2Esf!"1'y'
- huctioncers.
WIN DO aold in tho Town OF Mount Pleasant, THIs
nci srs s ," n 'ns, o. tho corner Of Evans and Bon
sSSpiY SRTIcGEs i Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Choice Cuba ipo,nsses. Cargo Schooner Azcida and
La45G; ~ jI't imRSysd Sys1at,Ty Gee G S"isSrie" G%
1od a. Korrs Wharf alongside Of tho schr AIolds and
~ CUBA MoLAssEs
50 hhds. ,luscovado Mo1asses.
Conditions nt sale. Juno 10
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MAJon-GENRRAL D. Z. SIoKLEs, commander OF
District No. 2, returned 10 Charleston yesterday.
Ho was mot by his star md escorted to tho
Citadel
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THE New York AND CuARLEsToN SrEAlaHR
CohpANY.-We have already mentioned tho estab-
hshmont OF this splendid limo Of eidewheel steam
ships, and now that matters have assumed def
nito shape, wo refer Il again, that the friends OF
Charleston, particularly in tho interior Of ,ur sis
tor States Of Georgia and Alabama, may bo fully
apprsod OF our grcnt step forward the capital for
which il furnished in New York. The champion"
and Manhattan" We learn are to run on weekly
line, until the iall business opens, when othor ships
equally inviting, will be added to tho trade.
Tho mooney in New FORK is in charge Of Measrs,
HRNnT r. McnaAN & Co., No. 90 Broadway, aud
the business Of this line is done Mt Pier No. 8,
North River, near where Capt. DKnnY and others
OF the "old line" used to figure in tho past tias
In Charleston Messrs. STREET BRoTHEns Co.,
attend to tho inward freishts and passengers,
while MesHrs. CoURTERAY & TRENHOLM, 30 weu
known in connection with tho Baltimore limo Of
cleaners, have tho responsible position Of secu-
ring outward freights. This division OF iabor in
the agen:y in Charleston Is intended to expedite
business by enabling each Of these two firms 10
give their ontiro attention to particular limo Of
business, by winch it is hoped full DEVELOPMENT
Of each interest can bo beat secured. Thus in the
oil important matter Of outward freights Messts,
CoUnTENAY & TRENHOLM, as agents OF lines, both
to Baltimore and New York, will be in O position
to acquire largo amounto Of information, useful TO
each, while Messrn.' srRHEr .BRorHERs & Co., will
keep watchful eyo 10 having inll share Of the
inward freights.
Adger's South Wharf Is tho landing place hero
for steamers OF this linz and Is well suited to tho
business. Mcsars. CouRTEsAY d TRENHOLM, we
learn viii continue" their general business at
Union Wharves, but have arranged for an office
near Adger's Wharf fsf tho accommodation OF
| shippers In tho Now York steamer business, We
| would regret any change that would take thom or
our other triends and neishbora, Messrs. g., W.
WILLIAMS & Co.., and Mr. aRotnNo, down town
for during the past year our central location has
been mado lively by these shipping centres, and as
consequences, everything has had cheerful look.
while, without thcm, our precinct would be moro
quiet but ut tho samo tme alao more dull. " .''E
Wo loarn That tho Champion was entirely filed
ON saturday-theo cabins with passengers, and the
hold with heights. Over 5000 packages OF mer.
chandiso, etc., making up her manifest, among
which over 800 balea of,eotton, which, ffvm the
hugo sizo Of tho bales. wo should "guessn must
| have come from Alabama: ~ al .tia. = ~
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PUBLIC NOTICE. 4 '.., r. (, {
OFFICE OF CITY TRRAsUnY

p = PUBLIC NOTICE. =, - 80
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, a..
pupItG HEnEnr a1SEN SSiasa TSF iSSs SsJlh
for delivery nom Ills oniOs. = B. THOMAS. - :
SIC l. Rs 4 Ordained oy ne 4ayor @ aa tsS Hia.rmsa;,,
Guy Council attsnosd, That from and altar tho nrst
Of license. shall be taken 9s for =. CART, dr0
now Of force In relation TO carts dsys and wagons oI o.
t.nns 2Go nSnSof 1eroof sHd marked hTssa TO- 10
ss. q ss i.fen by ne
surety 70 any bona under tho .OrdD4nce oontvrnipg
esnsss iSf ss.i dfs Esons and oshtt CARRIAGES, nm.
:, HEo e Tho loving shsl hereafter be the sates 10,
oesss for public end private carts drsys WAGONS kc
be froe HON other taxation: "'l :a'''
ToBtlo CARTE ppASs, ETC., on TAoss 1,RLoyKp N As1
g1sMEss wHAfryER, ToR Hrax plaror on nspIaEcr
M. S%r & &sSSrT OF rseon drawn By ono horpo ca
~ s:ssy air dry or xasa drawn By two hsu.s. 10 o.
T sysy h,et and carriage viii. Two wheels ,ao
For every hask and carriage with fur wbese 80.
Res eysy stage On onanlbua ,s1cspt limo omnibus
For every s.ase or omnibus Except Inns omnibus
drawn by four hofsss, 360.t.ss; ~. iisp) Jiil ~
5oF e'eg truck drawn oy two or mora harses mules
Iot s.s express wagon drawn By two moro horns,
a q pnRiD oinrs AND YlIvsTr oInrs, prArs, xro.
For avery broad eart OF wagon, 90 ! ! - iE!2
ana s r. esss for @ g
pctlns q soods Esrss, n.rcs.sdiss unSel' or sD,
inarpe.y tcr .amo sha pay ss iss.o as rum 81 81
H. rl in hs Of our Lord ono thousand eisht hun
l+5Y' area saa 'ft'',a. I,Gta;.ii,% i ,.n 49,
Ia. ny tho liljdr f.lfr y t- :. s: 'o.t !
...nn.ry . - y. q: sMITn; cl.tt Of Council.
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wonD Of consolation to all who suffer from !is.
oasos Of tho Lungs. MAnaDza's Pko1oRAE BAIn
has been triod in noarly million cases, always
giving RELIEF, and in tho majority Of instances e.
fecting a.chfe. Ali 'caoh bottle is accompanied
with guarantee, sufferers may rest assured of the
results. For sale by all druggists. "a, ~, ..,,
DoWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEmAN & co., Agents.
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MILITARY MovEMEsrs.-C Companies u and OF
tho Sixth Regiment Infantry, now stationed at The
Citadel, will lonvo tomorrow for tho West Four
companies wll leave this State, and tho battalion
will DO commanded by Gonoral GREEN, formerly
Cominandant at Columbia. Tho following arc tho
officers OF tho two companies leaving this city:
Co. d, Captain MONTGOMERY BRYANT, Brovet Ma
jor; Secord Lieutenant, GEO. Coats; Co. +, Fret
Lieutenant, q. D. LYON; Second Lieutenant, JOHN
ConLoM; Adjutant. J. +. Monsoon; Quartermastor,
STEPHEN BAKER. DR.. GIRARD, Assistant Surgeon.
will accompany the command to their piace OF
destination, and thon return again to tao remnant
Of tho Sixth in this city.
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TnANKB.-We are Obliged u Nr. d. DoscuER, of
the Ncwe Depot noar tho postonlco, for copies Of
the &aats zetfung, Now York Weekly, New York
Times, National Police Gazette, Harpe,'s Weekly,
md Frank Lesties Illustrated Paper, Of tho latest
dates.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-10

FkkEzuKLAN EM1oR&T1oS.- RupLRB, tie
ngont for this emigration society, Is now in this
city, and is awaiting tho arrival of vessel from
New Orleans, which touches at this CITY, to tako
passengers. The Picayune states that tho
schooner Ben Wills left that port on the 25.h ut.
with full complement OF omigrants for tho
colony. The Ben Wihis is the vossol daily expect
cd ut this point, and will receive tho emigrants
from this State aud Georgia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-10

TIE LADIES MUTUAL AID Assoc1ATIoN.-Thc
reading on Westminster Abbey, which was post.
poued on account of the inc!omency Of the weather
will be given this evening ut tho drawing
room Of the Carolina House IL Broad Street
The lady who will dclivor tho reading, is in
every respect qualified to render tho subject
both entertaining and instructive, and we promise
n rich intellectual treat to all who nny attend.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-10

BoARDINa.--As many poraons are anxious u
leare the city during tho summer months, and 10
breathe the frosh mountain air, We take pleasure
in referring them to tho advertisement Of Mrs. s.
G. Laval, Of Greenyillo Mrs LAVAL Inns opened
boarding house in drconrille, aud is fully pre-
pared to accommodate her Charleston friends. Mo
would recommend all who dosiro to make change
during the summer to visit Groonvillo, and to put
mp at Mrs. IIAgAL's.