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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-06

We have been reminded recently of curl
GUS way of putting question which we will
guarantee is not found in Cushing's Manual
or any other first-class works on parliament
tary rules. A caucus was held in this city
many years ago for the nomination of can
didate for Mayor. There was little contest
for the Office between the friends of two Of our
most worthy and respectable citizens who are
still tabernacled in the flesh, and bid fair to
live yet many years to bless the community.
The nomination was secured by small ma
jority, whereupon some person in the minority,
as is customary, moved to make the nomina
ton unanimous. The chairman, an excellent
man, put the question thus "All in favor of
making the nomination unanimous, by acela-
nation, ,ciu please hold up the right hand"
The right hands went up and tile laughter was
unanimous by reclamation, also. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-06

All further financial legislation is con-
sidered by the best informed as ended for the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-06
FINANCIAL q COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, July ;.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-01

The discomfort growing out of low prices
and the introduction of Chinese labor In Massa-
chusetts Is not limited to the Crispins. On
Monday, says Boston dispatch, the members
of the Tallors' Protective Union, 250 In num-
Der, who have for long time been dissatisfied
with their compensation, left their workshops
in q body, and almost the entirety OF the
wholesale clothing dealers In Boston were LEFT
without help adequate to perform the labor
necessary to fill. their orders. The men have
received from sl2 to sls per week, and their
strike is for general advance Of one-sixth OF
the highest wages heretofore paid. They have
teleeraphed East and West cautioning mem
bers of the craft from going thither, and as
sured Of the possession Of a large fund In
their treasury, are determined and confident
of success
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Arkansas. In the schools OF Latin, Greek and
Mathematics: Henry B. Ferguson, Alabama;
William a. Taylor, Alabama. In the schools
of applied Mathematics, Natural Philosophy
and Chemistry, Charles N. Meriwether, Ken
lucky. In the schools of Modern Languages,
History, English and Moral Philosophy, Will
liam Dyer Postal, Tennessee.
The Robinson prize medals were awarded as
follows: In the schools of Latin, Greek and
Mathematics, to J. Lewis Logan, Virginia; in
the schools of Applied Mathematics, Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry, to Charles B. Percy,
of Tennessee; in the schools of Modern
Languages English History and Moral Philos-
ophy, 10 Frank s. Moody, of Alabama.
Besides Mr.. Waddlll, who carries of the
coveted IN A." took notice Of the follow
ing names from South Carolina, which receiv-
ed distinctions of various kinds and degrees:
B. o. Kennedy, G. G. Brown, NJ. Mcintosh, N.
A. ]. Moore, F. Werber, Jr., E. Crcsland, W.
H. Evans, R. Witherspoon, L. c. DeSaussure,
VIM. ]. Bennett, G., C. Bennett, ]. E. Vaughn,
w. j. Hayward E. H. Locke, Jr, C. B. VIII
liugham and W. D. Vinton. Bishop Marvin
then addressed the literary societies in dis
course ofmuch ability.
The music was furnished, as on the other
days, by the Annapolis band, who were per-
haps exhausted by the ball the night previous,
and played their 6ddles out Of tune. At night
the light of many candles shone down upon
the old hills Of Rockbridge and the noble es-
planade on which are situated the college and
the military Institute. AT nine o'clock the
Marine Band, from Annapolis, struck up, and
filled this sweet valley with voluptuons notes
of corneta-piston and ophecleide. At ten the
Alumni sat down to supper, and had merry
but temperate time of 1t till twelve or one.
Bolivar Christian, Esq, presided Colonel
Allen, Professor Kirkpatrick, Governor Letch-
er, Major Edwin Kirkpatrick and the Rev. Mr..
Laferty, of the Methodist Church, the humor-
GUS and efficient editor OF the Valley Gazette,
and others, responded to tossts. Mr. LATER
ty's speech convulsed the house, and when he
had done the walls rang again.
The college was never in a more flourishing
condition. The illustrIous soldier at Its head,
whom all delight so to honor, and to whom
Mr. Grigsby paid fitting and most graceful
tribute, has returned from his Southern tour
in greatly improved health, and looking nearly
as young and handsome as three years ago.
The board of trustees is one OF the most vigo-
rous bodies in the country. They have added
the law department to the faculty proper, and
have elected q new professor of law, ]. Ran.
dolph Tucker, Esq, Of Baltimore, formerly at
torney general Of Virginia, and one Of the
most versatile spirits In the Old Dominion. A.
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I1oR NEW YoRK-oN WEDNESDAY.

The fast screw Steamship ASHLAND, 1e*@h
Crowell, Commander, win sail for New sSSS
York on WEDNESDAY, July 9th, at O'Clock +. n,
from PIER No. 2, UNION WHARvRs, TAXING
FREIGHT oNLH. r.
The ASHLAND will connect with the Liverpool
Steamship NEVADA, Of -Messrs. WILLIAMS &
GUIoN's LINE, sailing July 13 .,5,,z,.-
, Insurance by the Steamships OF this line n PEI
The Steamship TENNESSEE, Chichester, Com
mander win eail on the following "WEDNESDAY,
July 13, at O'Clock p. II.
For Freight engagements only apply 70 WAd-
NER HUGER 8 CO., No. 28 Broad street, or TO
VII A COCPTENAY, No. Union WharveS.
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All ABOUT THE STATE,
Burglary in Sumter.

The watchman says: 'The bookstore of A.
White q Co. was entered on Sunday night last,
the rogues burrcwing through the hearth into
the back room. They distracted the till which
contained buta trife, and carried off also some
Initial paper, but must have been alarmed, as
they left without the amount of plunder which
was available and could easily have been taken.
Co.'s store fred at some one trying to effect
an entrance into the rear Of that establish
ment."
The Sumter News says: "On Monday even
ing last. as Mr.. Carnes, Of this town, was pass
Ing along Main street, nearly opposite the
courthouse, negro who lay In walt for him
behind the corner of Pate & TsylOr's store,
suddenly sprang upon him and seized him by
the throat, and struck him severe blow in
the side. The attack was 80 sudden and vio-
lent that Mr. Carnes was not able to draw a
pistol until the rufian, alarmed by the coming
up of other persons, had broken and fled be-
yond reach. Mr.. C.'s throat still shows the
marks OF the encounter"
The Weather md Crops.
The Darlington Southerner ssys: I'VE ore in
the midst OF the heated term. The thermom p
ter has reached nlnety-si1 degrees, in what
was then considered o cool place. We have
had showers in many sections OF the country,
and in some places heaVJ rams. Inc crops
look WELL"
The Nn.stree Star saws '.This village was
visited on Monday night With o tremendous
fall OF rain, accompanied By heavy wind
under md ightuing. The vivid fishes OF
electricity, and sharp. crashing peals of thur
der, the roaring wind and disturbed condition
OF the elements, enshrouded in darkness, save
the Ig:are Of the lightning. made the scene
fearful, grand and terrific. Tie excessive hot
weather tor few days anterior to this rain had
80 impragnated the air with electricity that
when the storm began it was continual clap
OF thunler, one after another, for about two
hours' duration. The residence Of DR.. J.
Marion Staggers was struck, tearing off q large
piece Of one Of the columns to his piazza, the
shock OF which effected himself and family.
Mr. Heller, who lives yery near DR.. staggers,
(and who was sitting in his piazza at the time J
was Knocked down and renamed speechless
tor some minutes. This ls the third tuna that
this. particular spot in DR.. staggers's yard has
bel k&n& by lightning"
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GENERAL LEES COLLEGE.
The Closing Exercises
[pRox OUR own coRREsroNDENT.l
rFRox OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE


LEXINGTON, VA, June 2G.
The annual festivities of Washington Col
lege have been attended this year by the usual
numbers. Sunday night the Baccalanreate
sermon was preached by DR.. 3rantly, Of Gcor-
gia. 1t was not my good fortune to hear it.,
Nit am told that the effort was worthy to be
compared with those Of DR.: j. A. Breadus and
DR.. j. L. Girardeau of the two preceding years.
Higher praise it would be hard to bestow.
The sultry afternoon on the Southside Rail-
road was forgotten as the cool, delicious
breeze from the gorges Of the James River
began to play upon our bare heads. We en-
tered the packet at Lynchburg about P. NJ,
and arrived at Lexington Tuesday morning
about 10. The scenery along the banks of The
canal is as fine as any in Virginia, and is much
wider than that Of the Hudson, though not
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WASHINGTOT.
FROM TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

WASHINGTON, June 80.
Only two cadets to West Point from the
South were admitted. These were two of
eight from Virginia: AL other nominees were
sent home. 49,,
Secretary Robeson has returned.
The revenue for the month is twenty-five
and half millions. For the fiscal year to date
one hundred and eighty -four millions.
, Smell, of Maine, has been confirmed as police
Judge of Washington,
The San Domingo treaty was rejected by a
vote Of twenty-eight,. to twenty-eight, two
thirds being required to ratify.
The Tuscarora has been ordered to New
Orleans to convoy three iron-clads to Key
West. 80, ,..5. -; '95
Dispatches report that D. W. Voorhees, has
been renonlnstsd to Congress by reclamation.
F ;ey.':.Es - ~: SENATE. 49, =,
The Senate passed the House bill granting a
company right OF way of seal and other fshe-
ries, on paying royalty.
Sumner reported in favor Of an appropria-1
tIon for the survey of the Tehuantepec Canal
route go ~ - -, - .
The bill for preserving fur-bearing animals in
Alaska was passed and goes to the President
The Senate then went into executive session.
HOUSE.
In the House petition was presented from
mates in the navy, for the same pay allowed
boatswains and gunners:
The Indian Appropriation bill, as amended
by the Senate, was considered adversely, and
a committee of conference asked.
The Senate bill for the improvement of water
communication between the Mississippi River
and Lake Michigan and the Wisconsin and
Fox rivers, with an amendment in the nature
Of a substitute, authorizing the Secretary of
War TO cause the work to be done under GER
tain restrictions, was passed By. 100 to 81.
The bill authorizing the construction of the
Evansville and Southern Illinois Railroad
bridge was passed.
The Funding bill was resumed, With no def
mite action. ..
The following Committees Of Conference
were appointed. On the Currency-Judd,
Packard, Knott. Indian Appropriations
geant, Beck. Clark.
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VIRGINIA. AFFAIRS.

RICHMOND, June 80.
Wm. H. Andrews, colored, a member Of the
Legislature from Surrey, was arrested to-day
on the charge of perjury, and committed to
prison. He was afterwards bailed to appear.
The stream Of visitors to the Virginia
Springs has not set i'll yet. At last accounts
there were at Greenbrier White Sulphur,
one hundred and twenty-five visitors; Rock
bridge Alum, fifty; Hot Springs twenty; Warm
fifteen; Healing fifteen.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Forty-fve fire companies are in line In Phil
adelphia for the reception Of the New Orleans
fremen.
Charles L. Marian was arrested in New York
yesterday on suspicion Of connection with the
recent Treasury robbery.
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cepting such as were engaged In Transporting
canvass and gpars for tents, and bedding and
provisions for the comfort of the passengers
At I o'clock in the "wednesday evening the
smoke began to Issue from the upper deck,
and the vessel was abandoned. At o'clock
the flames burst from the forward upper
deck, and at IL o'clock the whole length,of
the vessel was one mass Of lurid fame, pre-
senting spectacle OF awful grandeur. This
continued for some hours
/ When we came away from the wreck we len
Captain Chichester and the chief engineer and
the steward on the beach. They, viii come up
to morrow on wrecker which wentrdown
from this place this morning. .. 3 q.
--{.- Further Particulars. - =.
The Tennessee Is q new ironnteamship Of
seventeen hundred tons burthen, and was built
in the tall of 1869 by Messrs, Champion & Co.,
of Philadelpnls. size two hundred and
sixty-dve feet in. length, with thirty-Aye feet
beam, twenty feet depth Of hold, and draws ten
and a half feet Of water. Her capacity is three
thousand bales Of cotton. Her original cost
was $3.50, 600, snd she Is fully covered by insur-
anee. The officers Of the steamship, named as
follows, are all men Of great experience: Oliver
Chichester, captain; +. Beckett, first mate; w.
Chichester, second mate, and O. P. jackson,
purser.
= Z, LIST OF PASSENGERS. I
Appended is q list Of the passengers carried
by the Tennessee: J. 8. Terry, B. F. Moses
and family, R. G. Walsh, Miss Lyon, Miss Bos-
mond, J. b. sardy, John Highland, Ar., and
Mrs. Bag =. steedman, Hrs, General Gurney,
Mss, Gurney, D., F. Fleming, Mrs. Fleming,
E. Underhil, B. C. Brown, W. b. Hatch. j. II.
Parsons, Mrs. and three Misses Glover, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Parry, 7. Clafs, e: Sullivan, G.
Webb, E@G,. Wheeler, Miss Wo,eott, Miss
woodruff; y. q. BatssS W. II. Kelly, J. Cor
ham, J. n. Barran, Miss Fiske, Master L. Cur
ney, Miss Fleming, Master Gregg; Master Hy-
ans, Master r. Gurney, T. N. Dehoney, W. Il.
welsh, W: Crump; F: steigletiz, Mrs. Horton,
]. b. Ballad, Mrs. II. Dorom.. y ;;
CARGO AND coNs1aNEEs g
The Tennessee took out on this trip eight
hundred bales. .of cotton and large quantities
Of rostn, vegetables, &C., valued at from one
hundred to one hundred and twenty-five
thoasand dollarsS Nearly all, If not al, OF the
cargo was covered by insurance. The follow
ing Is complete list Of the consignees-all of
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EUROPE.
An Abduction Case.


LONDON, June 30.
In the case of Lyons against Thomas, where
the defendant was sued for the abduction of
Esther Lyons, and her conversion from Juda-
ism, the plaintiff was non-suited.
The Abdicntion OF Queen Isabella.
PARIS, June 20.
Napoleon, Prlm and Serrano consented to
Isabella's abdicatlon, with the understanding
that no Orleans Prince succeeds.
r, MADRID, June 30.
The press contains protest against the res
toration of the Bourbons. s.
The ProtectfonIsts md tho French
Treaty-The Export OF Specie from
New York.
i LONDON, June 80.
A meeting was held in this city which was
participated in by the opponents Of the Anglo
French Commercial Treaty. Joshua Fielder,
Conservative member Of the House Of Com
mons for York, occupied the chair. He deliv-
cred violent speech against the treaty. He
himself was cotton manufacturer and mer-
chant of Manchester. He said he was able to
show the unfavorable effect of the treaty on
the cotton trade of Great Britain. After
speeches by other persons, resolutions were
unanimously adopted denounclng the treaty as
asource of industrial prostration, and calling
the ministers to accountfor denying invesLiga-
tlon OF the subject! The meeting was large
and harmonious.
The financial editor of the Times thinks the
specie shipments from New York for afew
days will be unusually heavy. This expected
flow of specie will be produced by the sale Of
American bonds on European account.
Sir James Clark, the celebrated physician, Is
dead-aged 90.
+ Joshua Foster, On uncle of VIM. Edward Fos-
ter and patriarch of the Quakers died yester-
day.
Provincial correspondents think an impor-
tant guarantee of European peace has been
lost In the death Of the Earl of Clarendon.
The French workingmen.
PARIS, June 80.
The prosecution of the international Society
of Workmen has been resumed. The minis
try Insist that the society is secret.
A Fresh Outbreak in Spain.
MADRID, June 80.
There were slight disturbances at Barcelona
yesterday, which were soon quelled. Four
persons were wounded.
The Infallibility Dogma.
Rome, June 30.
The supporters Of the Infallibility dogma
count on Cardinals Cullen and Bonneehose as
their last recruits
Marine Disa sters.
BREMEN, June 80.
The steamship Deutschland reports having
spoken the American ship Joseph Clark, from
Bristol. The ship had experienced heavy
weather, and with rudder broken, but requis-
ed no assistance. On the Goth June, longitude
8 degrees, the Deutschland passed quantity
OF wreck stuff, including a number Of tallow
casks marked "Iraquin."
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nor FORT sUMTE B.

the safe, fast sailing and comfortably ap. a.
pointed Yacht "ELEANORn will make TWO
trips daily to Fort Sumter and the other points o.
historic interest In the harbor, leaving Sooth
Commercial Wharf at 10 A. II. and T. ~. Tae
Yact can also be chartered for private parties On
reasonable terms For passage or charter apRy
next door south Of the Mills House, or 70 tne
Captain on board. mSyA
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nc teW s.e. y 49,
roo9s gel Hsre asaayne y e .ts2x ~ ~
the effort to ut,out the are. They very pru-
den:ly remained quiet, however, Until the e.
s burned through the, ,ioEef hatch Ine
rest the ts were ~ snen quietly
4aysa&ened : and. aissr 5pEosldlng sne@selVes
% 18th atslreseEEssa gney patiently, tnosgni
with some alarm yasaaset We resort; e I.
1a.the meantime the sR boats which tne
steamer carried, were cleared epax everything
was put in readiness .fort the passengers ana M
Grew q leave the vessel when that shouid oe-
dome necessary : ;::::.s:.:.'---, (:
fE some time the 'fcs ssteam passea.Ho
the lower hold through tpe, water.tignt onik-
head, into the boiler and engine rooms l!l The
engineers werssnsasly sufiacatea, but they
J. braYely at thsf ests aand. Kept the en-
ginesin motion. An ,fatef WREN the
flames had been somewhat scheckedH they
could attend TO their duties With less discom-
fort. 5t5:.:.,u.ssas ,...sa
When the fire was discovered, the course OF
the steamer was cnanseu lst., ~ uos'u nol 'n"e'
and az ea ABOUT 2 ostoch 9as ai = NY 'ns
I reached the snore' ana s'eaneo alons AloO0'''
8 at asdlseance o1 - 'mra u = nne' net ':
was materially siackeneo w ie'''ol =. s.''
lalgesamount Of sseam-YHnl -;Yea a was usea y
keep the ire IN check: - a iaEse .0l4h.s w
! Of water had been poured lns0 .ns nola' eaus
insthe bows 70 SINK ABOUT lWoiees ioHel AnAu m
usual IN the wafer: inese smo enSon''sAnee' W 20
fded Inc progress ol 'ne s'ee1me..
As asyloaWnea nsns = eAo ee. -
seneess ea4ne t91Haie eA'. ~ :.
asslstan'e = "o,As sls lrss ss,, p -, 80
sooh eneli sp''1 .Ae ss esss az sis1A $50.
s. $500 10 on+,rord ,na,cat,ona
os'o'A' =. .e.s =. 49, 80
were snas INC ni' wac aeet os.'t .la :,
ceooancy. ine no' '1'sn - 80 -
pouring ga. sat2en nso w 80 - . -
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ano' WisH9lsse lnul0s'''V''1' ~ "'s t0''A'N
1mporsant V put 1he 'eAes' "no.N
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AT Il ociock' Wnen ,'. 1ne seeanei n.u a...se0
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s'aa, ssl eestol 90 ."a'el' WIN .sn0 w
very near tne ee9.. sfourstoos'es Neie anen
manned anu tue ps'se''eefs were WON eAAen ~ 'ne
:peacn, wnere, snoseauensiy' ess esns was 'mpfo
Yiseo out Oh q sah W aAotu oue.'et oli 'ne =.
hefe and rain.
= llsssa SelosA iiest sue "i9'A 'u.Aa '0es'
Win me paQI' nr' -DaYenpo'' - sseA ~ as
!, ,sssanoe' "ian W INV .~N,,.' 0u'le 10' :.
snlsszsse t.s, sl' - ,s. ~sasa ll.s e,,,,s
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DIOR YERP OOL,.

The tirst.class American Ship ALICE II. -
MlNOTT, Lowell Master having large
portion Of her Cargo engaged, will be- dlspa1caeo
for the above port. ., - Y,..,t...,
For balance OF Freight engagemen@, Apply
STREET BROTHERS d co,
ian16 ..-.--l .-L- v. NO. u Eaet BaS
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Chipping.
EoR NEW YoRK-MERCHANTs' LINE.

The fast sailing AL Packet Schooner %.
"FLORENCE ROGERS,n Sheppard, Master,
having the bulk Of her cargo engaged, win take
small quantity OF light Freight and sail promptly
WILLIAM ROACH CO.,
junao- thftu3 4qrs rgi Agen9.Z
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=
New York: ~ 80 -s,-:e'.-,5
Wyman, Byrd l. CO. @GT. Egan..
j. F. Lahun & Co. =. Ingler q co.
Banendahl l. Co. II. Brinker& Co.
5. Ketcham & Co. T.J. Wharton.
James wilder &-Co. T. McEvoy & Sons.
Baker Smith. O'Conner q Judge. :.
Rigpey, Pierce &Co- warner, 'Dickson q
Lehman Brothers. McE.. ~
AnsteII. Truman & CO. A. Bennett & Co.
Norton, Slaughter Il >; =. stow.
williams, Birnie& Co. IT. G. Kimball 4 Go. !.
Fristee. Roberts d Co. 8. B. Russell & Co. <
L. Linneworth. Meyers d Alley.
Gardner. Bacon & co. Combes, Nix & Co.
]. 0dell, Agent. Truman d Duryer.
]: B. Ayres d Co. Aeacaam a& 1urn-
Order. IS ii. ~ ham. ..4,:,...
Sargent & ca. F. A. Wilkesson..
d. r Morgan 4 Co. - Liverpool and Great
W. E. Clark d. Co. 7.tt.sWestern Steamship
J.W. Campbell. :, Company (Willisms
A.. Z. Stewart 4 Co. Guion, Agents,
W. A. work & Son. 3 No. SO Wall Street,
Duckworth E& SON. =: New YORK.
a. MISCELLANEOUS.
AS soon ssWagner, Huger & Co., and Mr..
". A. Courtenay, the Charleston agents of the
line, learned Of the disaster to the Tennessee,
they chartered the frst-class steamer City
Point to go to the relief Of the passengers and
crew. But while she was supplying herself
with provisions, Gc., for the trip, kilograms
were received stating that steamers from Will
mington had been sent for the passengers and
crew, and the agents gave up their design o1
sending steamer from here.
The steamship South Carolina, which was
taken of the line last week for repairs, will be
able to resume her trips near the latter part Of
this month.
sMessrs Champion & Co., of Philadelphia,
who built the Tennessee, have nearly COM
pleted third steamship for the New York and
Charleston Steamship Line. She will be ready
for the fall trade.
The Tennessee had on each side Of her iron
hull and beneath light water mark an opening
twelve inches In diameter. through which, BY
means of pipes, the boilers were supplied with
water By cutting these pipes sufficient water
could DO poured into the vessel to sink her in
two hours. As the Tennessee Is an iron ship,
and 1t wouldb be difficult matter to cut an open
ing through the plates, 1t is supposed that
these pipes were cut In order to scuttle the
vessel.
Mr.. W. A. Courtenay, the agent Of the line,
LETT Charleston for Wilmington last night by
the.Northeastern Railroad to look after the
interests Of the stockholders of the "Tennes-
i
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DALTIMoRE, PHILADELPHIA. B0S<
IN TON, AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTH.
WHST 80, H'-:. ~
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The Steamer DICTATOR win san .sR.A
on and after the 9th July for above - 9
places every TUESDAY EVENING, at 8 o'c.0ek, e
Fare from Charleston to Savannah, tnciudng
meals and berth, So. = 3IJulyln;tl!
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NOR ADELP PHIA.

TIE HEUULAh SIEAM HHNH-"
The Screw steamship J. ". EvERMAN, <FE4k
Hinckley, Commander, viii sail for
O'Clock A. n. from Browns South Wharf.
Ar Insurance. by the steamers Of this Line Y
per cent. ~
For Freight engagements, or Passage (cabin
w." WIN. A. COURTJNAY, Agent
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