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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-11

NAI4L VI ~ - 80 sI ~ IN = eived
h- odc o. the City Treaursr Of Mssle until u O'Clock m Of
WEDNESDAY The 9Th dAy Of June A. d. 1870 for the purchase OF The
Rss Of d. Cty Of Maryye Of FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS hng portion Of hundred thousand dollars authorized
hv the Legislature Of the State Of California
t provide for the liquidation snd payment Of the ndeb
in lnbs County and for other
sfrovei February l and the act entitled An act amend an act
an al Id am end entitled TO provide for tie hqua
"a n,vut Of the Indebtedness Of the City Of Msrysye, In lubs
County, and purposes approved February 1906 approved
arch To- 1853 approved March 30, 1910.
sAn viii he Of the denomination or one holSand dollars each
p.e In Ro coin Of the United America for both the pnc
al interest dollar dollar and bearing Interest at the rate OF gh'
from the date Of their issue, June l50
payable at the Office Of the Treasurer OF The
Gu Of Marysye said city, fen after their dste and the
i aocng on them win and payable the place
days June and December OF each after the date OF
u
Bi viii state per which they will purchase said
B5sis payable In United States gold coin. 49,,
Commissioners the night TO reject or All BIDS
a Ne pabIe good require
Pos % be ndosd Proposals for Maysvie City Bonds Of
S,-.,,Ts CHAS. NJ. GORHAM,
- WIN. T. ELLIS
s BLODGBTT,
Funding Commissioners Of the City Of Marysville
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Amneement5

PROGRAMME, us, OF THE The CENTENNIAL
MONDAY Jsne 49, TUESDAY Ja IA WBDNEsDyA Sa1s III
THURSDAY June FRIDAY June ~ and Sal UhDhi June "
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1nterlorcotton Markets.

COLUMBIA. October 1o.-sales of cotton to-day
S75 bales; middlings lS1sc.
= I: WINNSBORO', October 10.-Slnce our last re-
&port there has been an active demand f,r cotton.
with an advance from l2ha to 1910. closing AZ
9date OF our report with an upward tendency.
8Some 700 bales have been sold during the past
&weeS. We understand from reliable sources that
I2rhe sales for the season since the market opened
&amount to 1l59 bales. .--
#- CHARLOTTE, october 10. o.a-Sales to-day S06ales;
8market lower, owing TO a decline at New fora
land Liverpool middling 1S1&c; low middlng lsc;
agood ordinary 121fc.
81 COLUMBIA, October l2.--Sales OF cotton yester-
aday y bales; middling 13hc.
n ATLANTA, October 10--The market today has
3oeen dull and depressed, with decline OF &c.
1.-The market closes quiet and dull at l3sc Ior mld
Sd)ing; low middling l24; good ordinary l.; Of
Culinary 10a11.
COLUMBUS, October 10.-0ur market was quiet
8during the day; middlings l3Ha1Shc. ana closeo
weak; sales s3 bales; receipts l7e bales; shipments
f330 bales.
q MACON, October 10-Receipts to-day SIG bales;
&sales 460; shipped 427: The market Was firm with
IA good demand until the evening telegrams from
#New York and Liverpool were received announc,
Hing decline, when operations here ceased ana
1.-The market closed weak and nominal at 1876
III MONTGOMERY, October 1o.-MarIet quiet at
&l3xc for low middling.
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Tne Guard OF the Rhine.
.n.xs,.rsp FROM TIE GERMAN.

TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN
There bursts cry like sabre clash,
:, IiSe thunder-roll and billows-dash
.ton TO the Rhine, the German Rhine!
VINO win protect our stream divine :"
Fear not beloved Fatherand!
Firm on fhe Rhine the guard doen S'an"'
Quick hundred thousand hearts oeas nsu'
And ghtnings flash from every ~, SyS, Srove
s.The German youth, deront anG oSa'e'
Our sacred border-land will save!
Fear not, beloved Fatherlandl -, stond-
Firm on the Rhine the guard do'n ''''
sand though my life should end heIeno ele ,OAe'
Vet meier to France shat tno9 oeA'Ne'
For az In waters ricn tny y, 9oO'
Ia Germany In hero o-oi9oun -oi9nar,ond,
Eear not. beloved Fatherlanu!
FSrm on the Rhine the guard dotn stana.
He looks ID ID nigh to Heavens Is: expanse' :s;pans
- And sWears; while burning for the 1ray, -,
.Rhfne, Hike fiy heart, shalt German stayE
.iIr ~. Fear not beloved Fatherl anal
Firm on the Rhine the guard dotn stand'
:. iGi.Wnile stili drop OF Iife-blood giows,
.sia. a Single hand the sabre draws,
I While stil an arm gun S can insfl esaI dsrew
10 No foe 70 tread thy ssrsna TathsrlandI sIan
::2as FIr1ii on the Rhine the guard doth s'ano'
The oath resound the Tue lons ",
IiGh in the breeze the standards n.y.
aon to the Rhine, the. German Rhine!
Wen all protect our stseam GiVi5sf .n5s
Firm on tina Rhine the guard doth stand:
Cambridge, Mass, September, 1870.
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New York Naval stores Market.

+ From the Journal Of Commerce, October 10
lSpIRITs TuRPBNTINR-Tbe market continues
poorly supplied, and there Is some specuatlVe ae
|frade buy In q small way. Sales are 10 ools III
imerchaRta6le order, son dock at 42He, closing
sdrniy at this price; atso 100 ibols seers' option
December at 4Sc; 100 bbls for January 81 Soc ano
|I5o New York bbls on spot at +e!1c. Roslns-
9rhere is some demand for strained for shipment,
but The light stock and full prices check impor
stant trade; $50 bbls fine were sold at 81 anq
300 ibis strained at So 05 we quote AZ s2a2 10 iol
4common: s2 10 Tor good strained: 81 25a2 45 loI
No o. sa s0a3 for No. /; So e5a4 so for pale; S5ae
Id for extra pale Tar lsselling IN small lots; we
Eouote wilmington at So S6a2 10: 49,.
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.Nes,w York. Rice, Market.

1 From the Journalnof Commerce, october 1c
fine market Is quiet. There Is q very moderat.
4 Inquiry, and very little stock Offering. we quote
8Uafolins at 9as5sc, and Rangoon at 7a7kc.
4 From the World: The demand stnl moderate
but as the stock does not greatly increase prlces
1sre Sustained. Sales OF Carolina at SHael4c fo
Ordinary to good; and about IS bags Rangoon al
o..I -. - - 80 80. : as
From the Tribune: There is q moderate demand
land prices are sustained; sales rs bags Ran goo1
LAD 7a7xc, and little Carolina at s1Sas1sc lor or
binary 70 good. -. .. re-. r.g
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New York Sugar Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, october 10:
The market for raw Is dull Holders oiIsr ent n ~,
se stosk end s.sss Ssf tsSaE and BUYER
sIe re1ncinp their bids. We quote fair refining
|at eHssXc; good at 9Xa1oc, and No. II ooX.a
|ioSc.-The sales arc 1000 boxes Havana as-sMi
|ioIc.and reports OF 25ohhds. Refined Is tnfai
demand ut steady prices We quote s9ic SeSoT NOV
and granulated at 13}sc. aI.-.l.f.:
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Receipts by Railroad, October 1s.
!; =. soCTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. &

1929 bales cotton, % bales donestIcs. l0I bbls
naval stores, car stock. To Brodie &.eo, Pelzer
Rodgers IL co, l. DeSaussure. G Williams q
3co. Graeser & Smith, G II Walter & co, Bowling
co Mowry Son. Salinas Reeaer Days; Sises;
lRros n co. P C Trenholm. Sloan & Seignlous, W
bee & co, Thurston & Holmes, Frost Adger,
3W Smith, Clacius 4 Witte. anu Railroad agent.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1913 bales cotton. ss bbls naval stores cars lnm
her and wood, ll2 bushels rice, muse, &c 40 '
Inv Wjtte.. G W Williams & co, Adger 6 co, :
IGrlfin. Il Ftschotr & co. Graeser Smith, Frost 4
Adger Mowry Son. " Ryan sUn eSSsa Maslmana mn
E tGos 1ai, RischofS co. Reeder & Davis rezer
RODGERS i L Co, 81 an 4 seignious, Claghor9, Her
rng CO. Gailard Mingts InErs,lham am sasSen sGe
Parser Kinsman & Howell, Wteters, Stoney
i Wiley RaveneI co. Clacius Witte, ssenh0use
L. CO, Smith & Chapeau, F Wehmann, MasmsS snoS
3ton, TrIest, NachInapn s co, Quacheno!us!i' Us.
'E yelling, Atlantic Phosphate Company, hait
Sroad Agent, and Ebaugh.
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wi1minaton Market.

. ! WILMINGTON, October 1.-TuRrENTISB.-
Market steady sales OF $50 bbls at 81 80 for SOFT
band 81 40 for hard, per 2so lbs. r. -.
"a No sales reported in spirits rurpentine or rosin
TARA bbls sold at 81 25 per bbl.
CUTToS.-Soles Of 200 bales as fooWs:Iat 13N
HIS at A. A at l4 so at l42s, 43 at l4S, anGl1 81
IL. .T1HBEs.ESaies OF RATS at 81 so, 81 IS, ssall
5per NJ.
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COM1LERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

Nsw YoRK-Per steamship Charleston-l54
bales cotton, 81 tierces rice, As bales domestics
10 bundles paper, 81 packages sundries, horses
] wagon.
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i Markets by Telegraph.

---.----- FOREIGN.
LlyERPooL, October 12--Noon.-Cotton quiet;
nplands shasxd; Orleans sXasXd Red Western
wheat s. 7daSs Sd. Corn 2ss 81 to 2ss Cd. :.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, October l2--Noon.-Flour ouietand
steady. Wheat and corn a, shade nrmer, Pork
dlsrd steady. Cotton DUH and lower: uplsnas
16xc; Orleans ls1c; sales 1000 bales. rurpentine
buoyant at 4sAa4ic. Rosin quiet; strained 40
F7eights firm, Stocks very strong: Money 5as
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
.There was a fair demand for I
NIyA1 srJaEs.-There was no business.


FRRIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi'
mai; VIA New York, IA on uplands, 11sd on sea
islands; by sail I'd on u2!srls, "a on sea
tslandss To Hayre nominal CoastvIse-to New
York, by steam, &c on uplands and 1c on sea
islands; 81 so p tierce on rice; BY SAIL - on cot
Ton; 80 p tlerce on rice; 4oc q barrel on rosin;
$7@s p n on lumber; ss@lo q NJ on timber. To
Boston, by sail, K@xc q fb on upland cotton.
70! Providence. by sail So 4, N on boards, sc
p ib on cotton; BY steam ST q bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c 2 h
on auplands; by sail, 81 q II on boards; SO onl
timberi So 2 ton on clay, and ss@s 80 on phos-
pilates, To Baltimore, by steam, nc q tb; byI
sail, So 5o@7 q n on boards; ss@3 IS q ton on|
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand By
our merchants to take lumber frelghts from
Georgetown, S. C., Darien and SatIlla River, Ca.
and Jacksonville, Fla, toNorthern ports and $40
@12 2 II are the rates on lumber and boards. =
misunderstanding go day bills 2l@2lh.
Domestic EXCHANGE. The banks purchase
sight checks at y Oh, ana sell at par.
GoLD-l2@l4.
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FOR sDIsTo AND ENTERPRISE, VIA JOHNS
ISLAND FERRY, CHURCH FLATS. iOUNG'S
ISLAND, BEARS BLUFF, &C..
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Chipping.
11TME TABLE OF STEAMER. CARGO
81 FOR OCTOBER, 1870.

JAYS OF LEAVING. CHANGED TO TUESDAY:
AND FRIDAYS. ,,..
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ps-Lippman's Great German Bitters siren 9Th
GLippmanis Great German Btters strength
lens the consumptive. -lf.
Female Complaints. ~ ,.,i..h -. -,
delightful and effective In the world:
sTLippman's Great German Bltters cures
TsssT ssrLippman's Great German Bltters gives an
iS-Llppman's Great German Bitters cures
aTLippman's Great German BItters gives tone
sss-Elppman's Great German Bltters cures
asSLippman's Great German Bitters, the best
9yiSi 9qyssilppman's Great German Bitters regulates
.s ssSnppman's FL Great German Bitters excitess
''s ELippman's FL R Great German Bltters,,' bes'
1physiclaps recommend. .l-.,, l..
MLippman's Great German Bitters Will CIV,
ss.Lippmann's Great German B!tters cures
ss-IIippman's Great German Bitters, the
asSs.II nsrLiupmsr,s Great German Btters prevents
I1ss as-Giifpman's Elm Great German Bitters has mel
: with success everywhere 5:
| .s.t
H.. IL -. :, ,i .. CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May, 1870.
3NEssRs. JACOB LIPPMAN i Bro: .., a
Gentle,,,e1l-t certify that I have eYamin.
ed and used in my practice Lippmaps GEeaG Ger.
man Bitters. j regard tnem az au auui,tnoie ~
Ionic and appetizer: J. J.wiFoINDExTER,M n. y:
w. DepViS q. TRUfT. o Ss1i' Ed: 5. gGRNuAA, aao
!. ", EokEL : & GO. :. ssRISE xii; EUHs' 10
wholesale Agents: -, 4
HENRY BlSCnOFEt6 i co. j 90. t.:'i- - ~
:. STEFFENS, WERNER Il DUCKER, .i. =, g
,DOWIE. M0ISE& " DAVIS, pruggists, :---v
:. .CLAGIUS & wlTTE. ..f.g;i !:
.,.assn;i =. 20 's:.i -,
Lp1E'Pli,aIAN's pYRAFUGE'
: THE GREAT CHILL AND FEVER EXPELLED
ONE DOSE STOPS THE CHILLs. -. -:
r.RGK,uXNy1ILE S, O., November 10, 1859.
Mk noar sisEPlesse send me half dozen bottles o
4vonr Invaluable and .infallible Pyrafuge. INT
bearer himself was cured OF two years chlii am
ever and his whole lsml aaT never Ht
N Sins.e s"'' ..i.,'..s - I: WM. F. ROBERT.'
,..,...- r:f SIC *
We annex, herewith one Of the many 'certih
Gates for the famous "0IL OF LIFE IN our pos
'e''' MAYORS OFFICE, GRIFFIN, GA.
February 8, 1858.
This IS to certify that have used Professor. d
la Eayton's "Oil OF Life" In my family. In case
lol aaGrayated .iNeuralgIa IN the Face,n and ate
three applications, gave permanent relief -
aprle-smos W. H., CLINE, Mayor.
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II
PASSENGERS

Per steamship Charleston, for New York,
F " Evans. ] Pringle. Sparks, Soilnzer,
c Davis. and U Parker; ;er;.o ,,o ,ecs
Per steamer Dictator. from PalatSa VIA yack M
sonvilie FernanIlipa and Savannah-Mr Dyer
w lie and two chi dren. Miss A Cook, II Ii Philips
H L Downs. J Howard, and deck.
Per steamer Argo. from Edlsto and way Land q
tnos.Hon John townsend, Miss Townsend,
SaabrooS. G Sans, Mrs Murray, Mrs Quigley
|iiss NJ A Quigley, D Quigley, A Shore and 8
l1erE
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DO NJ EST &c
am

i 50; 7s;-;:i1 RocKPoRT. NE. .T .'::.i
Bark Enrique. sailed. OCTOBER
brig ManZanllla Spear, sailed. Sept
81 BOSTON. -.
Shin Canova, Lock. cleared. October
&Ship Anna Camp, Lincoln. up. .octoeer
= Bark Horace Scudder. Could, ,up....:..octoSer
Bark A Norris Reed, cleared. ..Octoher
Bark Aurei!S, Lincoln; up. 1880. 0ctooer
>chr F Lowell, Leavitt, cleared. October
Brig Carmina,:---,' 'pp.......:... ....Sept
4Brig r II Hesler, Jones, up..... ...Sert
-------NEwLY YORK.
: Ship Hope, Hancock, cleared ~. October
Bark Sharpsburg, Rogers, cleared.... October
Brig s. Berry, Fossett cleared October
. SSchr John S lngraham, Packard, cleared sept
&Schr Lilly, Hughes. cleared d.....r.......0cto
&Schr Ruth II Baker, -, uP.:..-..' 'octooer
49, 9. -. = PHILADELPHIA. = -
fSteamship Leopard; Hughes, cleared. 0ctooer
3Schr Z Nayler, Nayler, cleared. October
sSchr McManamey, Newell. cleared. .octSpst
HSehr S-L Burns, Crosby cleared. ..-.... .-SeP
aSchr Steelman, Church, up. up.....;........Sept
~ BALTIMORE.
4B1ig Abby Ellen, Foss, up. .......!..O .Octooer
3Schr E J Palmer, Smoot, up. ....SepG
: aS:hr Mary & Eliza, Crowell, up....... October
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice md Nava
Stores Market.


OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October u, 1870.
CoTToN.-There was good inquiry for this ar
ticle during the forenoon, but at constantly re-
cedlng prices, the market showing decline Of
fully &c p fb. Sales about 1000 bales, say, 2 at
lie; at 1ec; at l2Ic; u at 12xc; q at 12Ac;
at l2Zc;. 90 at 1sc; q at lS2c; Is at lsxc; 2st
at lie; 1oe at 14sc; 424 at 14ac; II at 14'sc; 6S
at 141sc; IS at IA slfc; ?, extra staple, at l4Ac
We quote:
.f-, LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ...... .l2h@lSh
Low middling g........... g
Middlng ......... ..'.. ..I4n@t4A
Strict m1ddnng. .....l9;f9ifa
RIcE-There was fair demand for this grain
Sales about 100 tierces Of clean Carolina, say, IL
tlerces at 7xc; "a at 7c; 81 at 1S.1sc; so at Sc,
and,s0 do,at s1<c p b. We quote common to
faif, clean Carolina at 7H@7%c; good 72t@sSc
f-tb.-----
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VIM. MCBURNLY, PIesident.- .,s,2
q. P. ALEXANDER, VicePresident and Actuary.
r F. GILMER Vice President. resident In Georgia.
s. NYE HUTOHISON, Vice.President, resldent'i In
North Carolina.
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The Steamer "ARGO," will re- sly
wharf, on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, and leave
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49,. ;, ..... r MEMORANDA. Y: ..t7.-a,al 1
|. The British brig Helen sailed from Holmes's
Hole for Charleston October 8.
LIST OF VESSELS

UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
:; OR Ell @ N.
:.IIxxnrooI-...s--..r, r,..s,... ssz..,
3rae Heiress, Rea, saflef. August
= Bark Annie Kimball. Stinson, sailed August
8Brig P Grove, Hardness, cleared. August
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The steamer PLANTER, Captain .qIEA
Il. T. Foster, win receive Freight at llIaEss<
Accommodation Wharf, THURSDAY, the iotn ~.
FStant, and leave on SATURDAY MORNING. tne ioll
Instant, at @ O'Clock.
Freigatand Wharfage prepaid.
For engagements, Freight or Passage, having
|state-room Accommodations apply 10 ..,..
L soct1o-s No. 1T East Bay.
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5eming Marhlnes:

- AND THE >" s<. sa 80
+ wEEp". FAMILY FAEoRITE LocK-sTTTeB
=: 81 aS. MACHINE ,..ai.f !, sr.-z
are the best In use...
For sale on the Lease Plan. with monthly pay.
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, {white,
black and cOlored,) Silk; on, Soep &C., DC.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples OF
werk sent on application. 20
~ -; -. -,-.f D. B. HASELTON,
General Dealer In First Class Sewing MA.
chimes and Material, No. 307 King strees,
aug17, Chariestoh. 3. U.
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1 The very fast and splendid SIde.wheel Steam,
khin MANHATTAN, Woodruff, Commander, WI
Sail from Adger's Wharf as above: ..
as- insurance by this Line half per cent. - :
|: For Freight or Passage. apply TO
.''. .'''.,,- JANIS ADGEE d co, Agents
sss- The JAMES ADGER will follow, and sal
5rUEspAY, October 18th, At IL O'Clock ID. ks7
4
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Hote, Arriva1s-une Is and 10.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
N. Mergoy, Bark Village Queen; ]. H.
Hughes, New York; s. Beetshaw, Kingstree;
D. Benjiman, Richmond; W. cherry, Georgia;
W. R. Flaharty, A. P. George and Miss George;
Baltimore; S. P. Aspinwall, Pennsylvania; J..
s. L. stlllwell, Augusta; J. c. Graflin, Balti-
more; W. E.. Lawton, New York; A. ]. Coe,
Boston; G. Clark, Savannah; W. P. Clyde,
New York; Mrs. Finley, Mrs. Hill and L. God
frey, Philadelphia; ]. B. sardy, New York;
H. B. True, Madison, Ca; G. NJ. Deriving, New
York; E. D. Woodruff, Jr., and R. B. Croos-
dale, Philadelphia, W. L. Dawson, Summer
vile; NJ. E. Fagon, Philadelphia; ]. R. shekell,
Boston; R. Dozier, Georgetown; Il. Buck and
family, Buckyille, S. c.; E. T. Walton, Viii
mington, DEL; H. V. l.. Snrigg, South Carroll
ma: J. A. Maze and W. H. Geadersleve, Phos-
phateTille, S. c.
PAVILION HOTEL.
RH. Coston, New Jersey; c. R. Johnston,
Alabama; w. R. Fuller, Macon, Ca; H. c. Lam
caster, Enterprise. wadmalaw Island; S. Be-
than, Klngstree; D. Benjamin, Richmond, Va
Mrs. A. q. Southan and child, City; W. N. Jones
NE. B. R.
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miscellaneous.
DAVIS q MIL L E Rs
FLAW ORING EXT CTS.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
QUALITY STILL FURTHER IMPROVED.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
QUALITY STILL FURTHER IMPROVED.

We beg leave respectfully to call the attention
OF the public to our Superior Flavoring Extracts.
AS ten years have now elapsed since we first In
troduced them to the notice OF the American pub
lie, we deem it unnecessary at present to enter
into lengthy description OF their merits &c.
There Is hardly city or town OF any note In the
country into which they have not found their
way. The reason OF this widespread popularity
their peculiar excellence and intrinsic worth.
Being determined to make them the Standard Ex.
tracts OF the day, we have still further improved
their quality, and now we firmly and honestly be-
Heve that they stand without rival. Our Vanilla
Extract cannot bo surpassed for richness and
dellcacy OF flavor. 1t Is strictly pure and high
short, we think 1t the best that is made, at least
this Is the decision Of the best judges In the coun
try. We don't pretend to compete In price with
many OF the socalled Flavoring Extracts OF the
day, which are really but worthless compounds,
undeserving Of the name.
For quality and style, we defy competition.
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Marrie1.

FRAsER-WILsoN.- Charleston, on the 14tt
of June, by the Rev. R. S. Trapier. S. SYDNEY FRA
SER, OF Georgetown, to SARAH NJ, younges
daughter OF Hugh Wilson, Esq, Of Charleston.
ANTHONY-DAy1S.-O Thursday evening, 9th
instant, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother
by the Rev. q. A. c. Walker, Captain HENRY AN
THoNY, OF St. JOINTS, n. B., to Miss MARY M. DA
Wis, OF Georgetown.
GIBBES-SCHULZ.-AtSt st. Luke's Church, Ber
lin, Prussia, on the 9th May, 1870, by the Rev
Tauscher. JAMES S. GIBBES, Jr., of Charleston; S
c., to Miss ELLA SCHULZ yoN PRUDENTIAL
youngest daughter Of the Hon. Justus Schulz
member OF the Royal Council Of the Parliament
OF Prussia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-20
BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL..

DORCHER VS.. WESTON, Elk, EFT AL.
Il By virtue OF an order In this case will Of
fer for sale, at public auction, on TUESDAY, 5th
July prox. at II O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Old Post
Office,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate lying and being in the Parish OF st. Johns
Berkeley, in the County OF Charleston, and State
more or less; buttng and bounding north on
Lands Of the estate OF Stevens, Lands now or late
OF Samuel Foxworth and Lands OF Porcher, east
on Lands OF estate VIM. Porcher, south on Lands
now or late OF John D. Bradwell and S. DuBose,
and west on Lands Of the estate OF J. Porcher, Jr,
deceased.
ALSO,
A PTNELAND RESIDENCE In the Village Of
Pinepolis.
Terms-0ne.f fourth cash; balance in three equal
annual instaments, payable In one, two and
three years, with interest. Purchaser to pay for
stamps and papers.
". ST. JULIEN JERvEY,
iunl3- -m3tul Referee
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-20

CRUMBs.-The thermometer stood at 90 in
the shade at noon yesterday.
Robert Maurice was sent to jail Saturday
under the vagrant law.
The State Court was in session only short
| time Saturday, during which few orders were
granted.
The storm of wind Saturday afternoon did
considerable damage to the trees and shrubbery
in the city.
Lieutenant Taft, of the Police force, has re.
ceiyed his commission as colonel of the militia
of Charleston County.
The South Carolina Railroad Company want
one hundred and thirty thousand feet of pal
metto logs.
The militia of Charleston County-the volun-
teer companies only-wiil parade on the 4th of
July.
Daddy Cain asserts that reconstruction, so
far as the colored man is concerned, is a
failure"
Isaac Rivers, colored, arrested for petit lar
ceny, was liberated, as the testimony did not
sustain the allegations in the complaint.
ceived at the treasury, Washington, few days
ago from Charleston, South Carolina, the
amount being due on customs.
Diana Middleton, colored, found guilty Of
stealing three dollars and fifty cents from
Reuben Smith. was sentenced to pay fine of
five dollars and costs or thirty days in jail. She
went to Jail.
Cases of wife-beating, by colored men, are
becoming very frequentir the Justices Courts.
Wives thus situated should do like the wife
down East, who beats her husband once
week, then, going into her closet, sings,
'sNearer, my God, to Thee"
The opinion of the city attorney is, that pri-
vate property belonging to the city is liable to
seizure and sale for debt, when levied upon
under judgment of court, but that as the Bat
tery, Arteslan Well, and other city property, is
dedicated to public use, and is, therefore, the
property Of every individual citizen, their
seizure is illegal, and will not hold good in
court