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The New York herald., 1870-08-02

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EbhRs ASD EoDalss
SoAsp '.s AND IopoING wAN1Ep-sroosp PAsr-F,r..
sxooRIYS REAL Estate FOR sALEsroosD PACE.
puslssss oPT%sruSIrrs SI'Tu rAosrAra and
col
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sroosp pAar. second
DLEkks AND Statesmen TWELFTH pAor-Four,h and
Bd3GHahs AND
p0AsTwisE srEAMsHIPs-F,Rsr PAsr-rnn and sixth
sSs%n
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a5Gsls T5 s AND us
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sflSissyssff sss
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HEIf P0'vaIS WANTED -MALEs-rw TWELFTH PAor-fith col
HELP wANrED-FEsALEs- TWELFTH PAcE-FourtA
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o.--Flnsr PAGE-scooud aud
&c. sesa
S1I
tSsTS AND FoSNDHsrdosD nsr Psss sisin Column
NACHINERY-SEOosD PACE Sixth co.uunn.
MARBLE MANTELS-SECoND fAGE-Sxth column
MEDICAL-SEcOSp PACE Firth Column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERT sEMENrS- TENTH PAGE
NEW pSbEiGATioTs FIRST rAoE- Fourth column.
PERSONAL L-FIHsT PAGE First column.
PIANOFORrES-E EsTH tAaE-Sixth column.
; POST OFFICE N0TlcE-FIEsT PAaE-fourih column
PROPUSALS-TwELTTH PAGg-Sixth column -
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL EsrAfE 70 ExchAsGE
sExI ESTATE wANgED-sEossp rAsE-rhrd column
EEWAEps rAassish ~ e9ln%n
Fifth column.
SALES AT AUCTION PAGE-fifth column.
bITUAT1ONS wANTED-FEMAiEs TwEifrn PACE
arr s sscon mr., ano c11s So1smns
Fourth columns.
SPECIAL NOTlCEs-FIRsT PAaE-Fis, and second
sPORTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &o-Frxsr PAox-second
SUMMER RESORTS-SEoosD PAGE-Second counn.
TIE TRADES-TwELFTn PAaE-Fiith and sixth col
THE Turf RsT PAGE-Sscond column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PUEPOsEs-sEooND PACE
/. Fifth column
ERAvELLERS' GUIDE--FIEsT PAGR-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-FIRbT PAGE-Fourth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C. FIssT PAGE siAth column.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TOURISTS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS WILL FIND
.v st nSsne % asyanss; 2 procure cory Of .hs Erie Raj
ticket Offices al? 27 52s and $50 Roadway, Chambers
street. s5 Greenwich street, e Eu,on Ruobjvu
~ hotss AEd depotA
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NEW YORK, AUGUST !. 1871.
~ The firm OF Smith. Gould. Martin Co. 10 this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. Either partner wll sgn IN 1u
dalton. HENRY N. SMITH,
JAY GOULD,
HENRY II. MARTIN.
JAMES Is. BACH.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
This certify that the Subscribers have forme limited
To the provisions OF title chapter
Part the Revised Statutes of the State of New
he amendatory thereof for the
ton OF lawful business within the State OF New York;
be conducted under the firm of Willard, Mar
tin 4 Bach; tie general nature of the business In
tended to be transacted 10 ths Stock Brokerage
Bnsincss, wholly on commission including the baying and
The Of al the general and special partners interested
lows; General partners. Edward X wllsrd, Henry II
city Of Brcokiyn in the OF New York. Special part
nefs william NJ Tweed Jay Gould and Henry n. Smith all
OF said city of New York. The amount OF capital
which each special partner contributed
stock ~ follows William NJ Tweed, hundre thou
sand dollars, cash Jay Could one hundred hougand
dollars cash. and Henry NJ Smith hindred thousand
dollars, in cash. Tho partnership Ia to commence the
lst August 1879 and will terminate the 3lst day OF
July, 1876.
HENRY II. MARTIN, General partners
JAMES q. BACH,
JAY GOULD
WILLIAx ". TWEED, special partners
HENRY N. SMITH,
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COAsTWIsE srRAMSHns


DaCItIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs
caiiornYa ana ma chn.
Freight and passage greatly reduced
Through rates, New YORK % San Frsaciscoi-
si,s I's'' g ss;.' siss. S''ssss'. s,s
according 10 location OF bo1h.
These raeE Include bcrths board hpd all Leceaes for
tho trip.
steamers above line r.r No. % Nor. river
'''' oA On f s1i AND aisr PG5 or Each MONTE
except when those days fall Sunday, thea the pre-
hundred pounds baggage free to each adult MsG
Va %s .:.ns7 SdESsISa Ess e.s ca Mss connecting
s o G"Gsi" Gsna a . leave San Francisco
cs,y.i g1fi : n Thar.asy. 1asas, @ ''1 's
be sceved mill H. on asdnesdsy August only MY
~ tho usual facilities aaoraed shippers in collecting inland
Tef feeh passage :ek,., sa ~ further Information,
T. Ii. BABY, AGENT
y Auaplc Mai steamship COMPANY.
s:9i ss$f:s's s.sS 1Saay O'Clock pre-
sXSSSLiH. capaIn T. vsn sce va Na.s,aj xas..
MISSOURI, Captain B. Edwards Angus, is
'O' ''4' $ d. WHEELER. IN, rT..,a.,s
HAVANA. sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
sa,ns er.ry twenty days. from pier II East river
G GITS SE 81 SsI6 Dssssa s.a., ,s
f'' ''esA' OF xErxXS'6sE = SONS. SO EroAdv.,
TEXAS LINE ., o.r..oo s,.,n,,.
n, steamer ehsfRsI sfSsR5x st%fS cap,,,o Gates.
a pier 20 East f!ver viii ss Saturday August
TI full.
All goods for Houston the Interior VIII be forwarded BIZ
agents, Messrs r. H. Mcmahon o., FREQ Of chsrse
Steamer yARUNA will follow.
''' freight Or Psiifx xIRly6sY tPIly co. lis Maiden
LNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Steamship Line,
leaving psr No North riyer at So'c!ocs T. NJ, ~ fol.
COkTtS nelson. August
dEo WASHINGTON Gager..: August 10
Freight received daily through rveu for
Indianola, Mobile and 81. Lonls.
Cabin passage $500 seeage *2b For passage or freight
srplyto IL. b. CROMWELL CO, IS wcsi street
-L'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Old Line. Low freight
The well known first class sdewheol steslnship
DE SOiO,
Thos. II. Morton, Commander,
viii save pier No 30 North river Saturday August at
NJ frtghi taken al through rates Tor ST. Louie, Mobile
and Galveston.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodations
Apply 10 LIVISdsroH, FOX Co,
" Lbcrty street.
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II MERCBANTs' srEAMsHIP LINE
Frcm pier No. " North river. 81 O'Clock r. NJ,
UNITED STATES,
Saturday. Augusta
Freight received daily Through rates given Tor b. kof
v,eksourr Mobile, Galveston aud Indisnoia -.
FOR freight having supsrtor aocom ooasuenS
sppy u HkEpEAlC hAAbk " SfsAa"V
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CorARTNERshIP,-T THE AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ Business established In s47 by Henry H. Leeds Miner,
will be continued by Allen b. Miner surviving partner who
has associated with him his brohs Henry D. Miner
ALLEN Il. MINER.
HENRY D. MINER.
salesroons Nos. IS Chambers and s7 Reade streets,
Art Galleries, Nos. el7 and sl9 Broadway
NRW YORK, August !, 1870
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I MroRTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.

MPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
hARPERs HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN
EUROPE AND THE EAST Being guide through Francs,
Belgium, Holland. Germany, Auslris Iay, Egyps. Syria,
Turkey Greece swiizsrian Tyro Russia Denrnark swe
Map corrected to 1859 By w. Pembroke Fctridge.
vised edition eighth year Large 1sDo leather pocs
form, 81 So.
HAEPEE'S PHRASE BOOK: or, Handbook Of Travel
Talk for Travellers eBd sch0ois Being guide
uon in English, French, German and lialsn BY ". Penn
broke Fetridgc. SQUARE 4to, flexible cloth, 81 So
70. sale by oil bookseller.
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Legal. NOTICES.

NOTICE.
~ NJ. X. Jessup ct al the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company et ais.
Pursuant order OF the Superior COurt Of New Hanover
N c. made In tie aboyc entitled st the Spra.
Term, 1919, on presentation ut the Office OF
CRONLY & MORRIS,
in this city wl pay the holders Of The rs preferred
bonds secured by the mortgage MADE by the defendant the
said Wilmington aud Manchester Railroad Company, to the
pain,n, VI. H. Jesup who have not already received the
per cenase Of $50 70 said bonds and accrued in
terest same being dividend dsrbuon acore
from net sales OF that portion OF the railroad aud otner
property covered by said mortgage which was IN the State Of
Ncrth Carolina.
further obedience 10 the order made as Aforesaid here
noy all holders of the bonds above referred 10 that
are presented above Tor payment OF
the dividend above stated on or before the
FIRST day OF September, 1871,
hey VIII be forever dcbarrei Va the said
fund IN my hands for distribution as aforesaid.
NJ CRONLY.
Commissioner and Referee.
WuxISGroS n. C., May l6. 1870.
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" 1ORK, IU ESDAY, AUO
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
81 sSssa sSsy SssGgr HUss
1SC''Ss SoSssrSs HSs aAy; yas T4sssfE sSsffIEooA
Thr,ssa.S Ss sesss & near Fourth avenue
LooS AZ catalogue above tor full descriptions.
A Yo POUND SHIFTING LEATHER TOP WAGON.
y Ssis 81 Ts o't is oassc,5sck
IL at near ssf AssiSs M.
Look =, calsioeus above for fun descriptions.
ANELEaANl VERMONT HAMILroNIAN rRorrrsG
sv AScTIps 1SS THIS pAy At ScsoeK
Ia East en a nesp GslT Fou A'.Sn aSsnus sa
Look at Catalogue above for full descriptions
Arsss LIsEETy s;T., srsEETsELLSe ory ALL OUR
Wne @ al a ea% esSw % s9 shss
Pony s$s Tsp kassi,: very isS
gonn hne light Harness la great variety all new and war
JOHNSTON VAN rAssELL. IS Liberty street.
Alto COLLEGE PLACE.
"A S'1stS Sssta asfns"' sfss.
Double Ss1 ! Hsmsss. I.r
s.si..' Sis . sssS.., ssyS
o.A'';%;s; y e as iSssaais'.
THE TRADES MisuFasftnrsa III + sfs COMPANY.
SIX Ss|s, SEAT SocKAwAy sss EXTENSION TOP
:s.. Hiss i $S
~ Last Three Days Of the Low Prices.
Spring Brett. ett.....'Sl;o@s ;oso @ former price, 81 sao
l. So former former price, price.
'''''a A''' '"''''A JAMES B. coSEaco, '
OBJ Broadway.
FOR sALE-A BAY HORSE, YEARS OLD. ls HANDS
amiy or heavy work Inquire at S9 East Twenysevenh
FOE sALEA FIRST Class t COUPE sockAwAy
Street. '''A''
E'OR SALE A SINGLE SET OF LIGHT ROAD HAR
II made by Lowden, price Slo Light double Set,
For sALE-A BAY MARE. FAST SOUND AND KIND.
oR & 81 at " nsss
near Third avenue.
LIOR sALE-A NEW TOP WAGON, NEVER BEEN
ss ,sS :S %:ss to Usf S one q hs ss i
Twenty ninth street and Lexington avenue, IS
| EoR sALE-A HANDSOME NOTIFIED GRAY HORSE,
action Would be Sery desirable for coupe soa Only for
want of USE Apply at private stable, % East ThysIth
''-ees -----------------
INoR sALE-HANpsoME GRAY HORSE, RIGHT
from tue cosn s o ~ hands hands hes War
Twenyeighh street. between Tenth ana Eleventh
INOR sALE-A soRREL HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH.
years ola Of superior style aud .etsI J rgh;
stree.
LyOR sALE.-A NICE PAIR or CHUNKY PONIES ills
n app s0sa a%' No. VI Ss sSS
street.
ZINE FRENCH COUPE FOR SALE CHEAP.-UNION
Place Stables, Fourteenth Fourth
or address OWNER, box 6,loO, New York Post ONCE.
DHAETON, MADE By TOMLTNsON q DEMAREST,
J. four seats, for sale by DANIEL W. RICHARDS Co,
~ Mangn street.
ITO BE SOLD AT AUCrION-A COACH. TO PAY sToR
age on Wednesday, the 3d inst, at Il o'clock at 275
Spring street.
ITO GROCERS OR ExPREssMEN.-HORsE, WAGON
ana harness ior gale cheap Inquire AT $50 Spring street.
c.kO-CHfAP CANADIAN PONY; $780, BAY HORSE,
p.)U l5l hands $i20, bay Horse IL hands, all sound.
Kind and good drivert very gentle. 2l West fhEtyarst
| street, in the rear.
COPARTNERSHIPs.
F! u DISSOLUTION.
The partnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
Henry II. Leeds Miner dissolved the death Mr.
Henry H. Leeds and by limitation The business
firm win be li9uidaed by
ALLEN X. MINER,
Surviving partner
Nos. a5 Chambers street and ~ Keade street.
NBw YoRK, August l, le,o
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

RArH AND C0NEY ISLAND RAiLRoAD.-FULToN,
- WALL South and Hamilton Greenwood Gene.
terry connect with steam to the island every forty
ui!nutes
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A n INTEREST FOR SALE IN THE MOST VALUABLE
"A Patent In heavy artillery naval warfare. Approved
by naval department. Address, In full name, ORD
NANCE, Herald Once.
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THE TURF.

THE TURF. =.
I ONO BRANCH RACES. -
IL FIVE DAYS.
THREE RACES EACH DAY
Commencing At O'Clock p. NJ.
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, August 2-Mansi0n House
Stakes miles "a entries Club Purse all ages IL mile.
Anericus CLUB Purse, &2,SCo; mile heats, s offs.
THIRD DAY, "WEDNESDAY. August 3.-GraDd Seeple
Chase laudchp. West End Hotel Stakes mile Club
Purse; heats OF two miles.
FOURTH DAY, TnURsDAY, August A--R Robins Stakes;
heats of two miles; 26 entries, and ,hree other with
gentemen's cup race
LAST DAY, SATURDAY, August Hurdle handicap, two.
mi es hurdles Restoration Stakes Sc four mile heats
10 entrees Wm. NJ. Tweed Purse, 81 eco.
Pools will be sold evening and morning at the Wes.
End HOTEL Long rancb aud the track every day during
the races, by nderwood McGowan.
AMOS ROBINS, President
WILLIAMS T. EAYNoH, Secretary.
The steamers Plymouth Rock and Jesse Hoyt will leave
A. NJ and O'Clock A. NJ Passengers viii reach the course
In hours
I ONG BRANCH RACES.-POOLS ON THE RACES
IL Will be sold every evening By s. X. RAYMOND, am
berlin n l,l60 Broadway commencing Fridav even. at
O'clock under the supervision OF the Long branch Asso
citation.
rI,HE ORANGE COUNTY PLEASURE GROUNDS $3.50
citation, at ntdd!etown N: Y, have changed the con:
class % be rotted at MddeOwn August ana 2
that only three are required to enter and two 10 IT.
c. A. WELLS, cretary.
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A LII LOOKING FOR BUSINESS SHOULD EXAMINE
"A the Champion Cow Mixer patented April j, 1879.
complete success; shown daily milking cows. Once Isl
broadway.
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A PARTNER WhNTfD.-IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED
"A soap and candle manatacofy Inquire in grocery io7
Third avenue,
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The steamers Plymouth Rock and Jesse Hoyt will leave
pier North river Murray street. at $40 A. NJ, 80
NJ and O'Clock A. NJ Passengers viii reach the course
In niyvoh hon
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q, TO ALBANY AND TROY.-TIIE DAY LINE STEAM,
DL boats c. vlsBARD and DANIEL DREW wiz leave
Fesy pier az Si ana Thirty ic-rth stree, a.. A. NJ
landing ionkers Nysct and Tsrytown ny Cor
aens Point Cornwall Sewburg, Poughkeepsie Rhine
beck Maiden Cstst, ard Hud.on xpecisl train broad
gauge cars, connection with the day win leave
srrivs Albany commencing June Ib Cor Sharon Springs
fare - from New York ana for Cherry valley The steam
boat SENECA will transfer troa Albany Troy
Tickes and baggage checked by Dodds' Eopress
once, ga broadway and No. Court street, brooklyn
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

VALUABLE PATENT FOR sALE-PORrABLE roo
Horn for ship use several thousands in For par
tcuars apply to HANDEL, MOORE CO., IS and 81 Lib
The New York herald., 1870-08-02

nUTCHESs AND COLUMBIA RAILgOAD.-OS AND
after Wednesday July 81 1870 the trains ths
wi Leave Fishk Landing for Ms,ie.wsn, Genhsul Fish
ki Silver Lake Lagrange Nerbsnk Mlbrook. BsngIl
Pine Plains At 10 90 L. NJ and 6ib NJ arrival OF trains
leaving New YORK via Hudson River Railroad at aud a.
VI. and T.. M.
Returning.
leaves Pine Pains OF rs A. NJ and 80 r. NJ connecting
with trains on Hudson River Railroad arriving In New Yok
st ii A n. and $50 L. N.
BENJAMIN STRONG, Superintendent.
INOR BRIDGEPORT AND ALL POINTS ON HOUsA.
tonic and kaugRtuck Railroad fare ~; sea aAvo
Catharine sp II ami u every night (sundas ~
cepted).
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ZINE FRENCH COUPE FOR SALE CHEAP. UNION
Place Stables, Fourteenth Fourth
or address OWNER, box 6,l0J, New York Post ONCE.
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LNOR sALE--A NICE PAIR or CHUNKY PONIES, Ills
j. hands; good family team for all uses will be sold
singly. Apply to r. Il. GORDON, No. 6Wes. Thirteenth
The New York herald., 1870-08-02

DHAETON, MADE By TOMLINsON q DEMAREST
J. four seats, for sale by DANIEL W. RICHARDS CO.,
81 Mangin street.
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CIMMoSs CO.'S LOTTERIES AGENCY no AS
- tor place Risks tasen regardless Of limit Bcst induce
offered Special attention paid The hs'nats of
ssspobdsnta Rrfrsshn daily.
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Pools viii he sold every and morning at the We
End HOTEL Long eranc6, aud the every durn
the races. by nderwood McGowan.
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r'O BE SOLD AT AUCTION--A COACH, TO PAY sTOR-
age on Wednesday, the 3d Inst, at IL O'Clock, at 275
SnYIpy s,re
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. 10,
LING WAU, CHINESE PHYSICIAN
0Fest Fourteenth street,
| has o,J new Medicinea. Cures cases declared
hopeless by other phyeicans
-A.-oRPHASs' HONE LOTTERY

EAEISTApT, EIGHT MILES FROM NEW YORK TIME
~ 20 minutes from PavonIs ferry, half a mile from
Ruteurd Park Great excursion sale OF 500 Lots by Ohm
Son s MILLER, TbDrs6sy August &C.
Free railroad pas=es a. the AuconS1s ONCE IS Nassau
btreei, New YoIk.
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DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails for Europe during the week endiag Saturday
August b. 1870, will close ths Office Wednesday
A. NJ, and at al The stations follows VIA and u.
7l0 A. ~; and D. 5:?0 A. NJ II and +, A. NJ. u and
II. 80 the night before. r., l.JONES, Pos.nasteT.
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ITO GROCERs OR REPRESENTATIONS, WAGON
harness Cor cheap Inquire NJ $50 Spring
CkO-CHfAP CANADIAN PONY $780, BAY HORSE,
DCU l51 hands; $i20 bay Horse, Is hands, all eound.
Kind and good drivers very sente 2n West rhiEtyist
street, In the rear
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HoPARTNERSHIP.
~ DISSOLUTION.
The partnership heretofore existing under the firm
Henry II. Leeds Miner dissolved by the death OF
Henry H. Leeds and by limitation The business of the
firm win be !i9uidxted by
ALLEN B. MINER.
Surviving partner.
Nos 95 Chambers street and a Keade street.
NBw YoRg, Aucust 1 le,1
The New York herald., 1870-08-02

I ONG BRANCH RACES.-POOLS ON THE RACES
IL viii DC sold every evening by s. X. RAYMOND
berlin's lls0 Broadway commencing FRIDAY ever at
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NY ONE HAVING A GOOD BUSINESS, AND NEED
"A Ing the assistance capital and the services of good
business partner, address, stating the kind Of
businoss and particulars, X, 81 box l8, Herald office.
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nftICE OF THE GUARDIAN FIRE INSURANCE
" tomrany No. s7 Broadway, New York, July IL, ls71
Tna Board OF Directors have this day declared sean-
nual Nitend of i've per payable and after sa,ur
day, 10th inst. WALTEs X. FAYE Secretary.
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SsORTMENT OF SEASONABLt CARRIAGES AND
Harness hand and to order. Purchasers invited TO
examine stock money and get Goods represented
HICKS, 32 Barclay street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-21
Obltnarp.

WILLIAMS.-Died in Aiken, Barnwell County,
s. G.. on the night OF the 23d ult In the 47th year
of her age. ELIZA BLACK, vile OF WIN. John Will
liams, eldest daughter OF Thomas Addison, Esq.
During long protracted illness she was sus-
tanned and conforted with the assurance that her
peace was made with God, and gave evidence OF
the same In her last moments fully conscious OF ner
approaching dissolution. She leaves heart bro
ken husband and many children to mourn their
irreparable loss which to her, however, Is eternal
gain. She was born In Charleston, and lived since
her marriage In the above town, where abe gained
many friends by an exempliacation OF rare virtues
which adorn the Christian character.
Nav He who tempers the wind to the shorn
lamb. guide, protect, and bless those left behind.
and prepare them TO meet her IN that better land
"Where the wicked cease from troubling and the
weary are at rest"
RICHARDS.-.Departed this life on the morning
OF the 14th Of June at ais residence, LII tnls Guy
FREDERICK RICHARDS, Jr., In the 26th year OF his
age.
borne away our friend In the opening bloom OF
his manhood. In his deeease, all the relation lNa
brothers. sisters wife and children. The blow
has so fallen that 1t reaches them all.
In disposition, he was sensitive and naturally
retiring-keenly alive both to kindness and to
wrong. wrongs Kind word or deed was never forgot
ten by him, and never lost upon him.
In character he was manly and decided In
his views, truthful and outspoken In the declara.
tion OF them, and ready az ail times 70 MAINTAIN
them.
honest and honorable; active and attentive In
business; scrupulous and reliable under RESPONSE
blllty. ,,-.,.,.,
In his domestic life, the afiectlonate disposition
was more particularly manifested, and the love
Of his heart truly centred and was satisfied In the
Bis spirit has returned unto God who gave It.
He who searcheth hearts mas taken MIN away
from earth when it was best for him to go, and
for us to suffer the loss. Into the hands Of 2
merciful Saviour and High Priest we commit
him, and, though the places which knew him
shall know him no more forever,
"Yet we shall still be Joined In hearts,
And hope to meet again."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-21

PRINCETON CoLLEaE.-This well known col
lege is attended by number of Southern STU
dents, and each Of the four classes is led by a
southerner, one of the nest brilliant of whom
is Mr.. ]. P. K. Bryan, son of Judge Bryan, Of
Charleston. Among the graduates ofthe class
ofls7O, are ]. W. McIlyain, of Maryland; q. G.
Kyle, of Tennessee; J. 7. Shelby, Of Kentucky;
D. R. Sessions, of South Carolinai T. B. Pryor,
of Virginia; S. A. Williams, of Maryland; G, G.
Yelsley, of Maryland. The college is ina -four
ishing condition.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-21
Auction Sales This Day.

Louis D. Desaussure will sell at II o'clock,
at old postofice, steamer Plato.
R. N. Marshall Brother will sell at IL
o'clock, at old postoff1ce, real estate.
Laurey & Alexander will sell at 10 o'clock,
In front of their store, corn, &c.
r. & A. P. Caldwell will sell at half-past 8
O'Clock, before their store, butter, &c.
Schachte & Touhey will sell at 9 O'Clock, at
Nos. 2l and % vendue Range, shoulders, &C.
John G. Minor & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their store, No. lbs Meeting street, dry
a goods, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-21

A CHILD WASToNLY SH0T.-Yesterday, Hen
nv Clinch, who keeps a store on King street,
was arraigned before Trial Justice I. j.
Mackey, upon the charge of shooting Daniel
Monshan, a little boy, seven years Of age. 1t
.appears from the testimony that the lots of
Mrs. Mouahan and Clinch are adjoining, and
that the branches of a fg tree growing In the
lot of the former projects over into the let of
the latter, who claimed the figs on these
branches. This claim was not admitted by
Mrs. Monahan's children, Daniel and Johnnie,
aged respectively seven and twelve years,
and frequently they plucked figs from
all portions Of the tree. Not liking
this, Clinch threatened to punish the
little fellows if they persisted, and one of the
boys told his mother, early Sunday morning,
that CIinch had threatened to shoot him and
his brother if they did not cease plucking the
tigs. According to the testimony Of Johnny,
he, about 1 o'clock Sunday, was near the
fence. and his brother, Daniel, several feet in
rear of him, when observing Clinch with his
gun pointed through large crack in the
fence. and ready to fire at him, he tell down.
The gun was discharged and some of the shot
entered the arm of Daniel. Clinch was ar
rested shortly afterward,. and denied any
knowledge whatever of the deed. Justice
Mackey being of the opinion that the evidence
wsald warrant the holding of the accused fol
trial before the State Court, bound him to ap-
near in the sum Of $4,000. The child is doing
peIl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-21

UNITED STATES CoURT-HoN. GEORGE S.
BRYAN, JUDGE, PRESIDING. - The following
business was disposed of in the District Court
yesterday:
Elk parte Robert n. Lewis in re J. U. Adams
Petition to enjoln sale. The assignee was or
dered to pay TO D. B. Lewis, or his solicitor,
the sum of ,675 SO.
In re Mccarthy & Roy, bankrupts. Appliea-
rion for order. 1t was ordered that the credi-
tors, P. Moran ct al, be put upon the same
footing as simple creditors, without security or
lien, and be allowed to prove their claims be-
fore Registrar Carpenter.
In re Wesley Saunders, bankrupt. Order TO
extend time was granted.