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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-20

r BOTANICAL TEXTBOOK S.
BY Professor ASA GRAY,
OF, Harvard University,
Author Of allow Plants Grow, - 'tSohool and Field
Book of Botany,' manual OF Botany, - "StruC.
tural and Systematic Botany, !" &C., &c.
stBotany should be taught In every school. and
these Volumes should be the Text.B0oks.n-PTOt.
j. S. Daois, University OF virginia. .
The publishers beg to calfthe atteption Of those
about forming classes In Botany TO the well known
works by Professor Gray. Having been carefully
revised, they present the latest and most accurate
principles and developments OF the science, and
it Is sufficient Endorsement OF them to state that
they are used In almoste every noted College, High
School and Seminary In the country. and are rec
commended over other series by nine.tenths Of the
leading Professors and Botanical Teachers IN the
United States.
NJ author has yet approached Professor Gray In
the rare art Of making purely scientific theories
and dry details popular aud. interesting. From
his charming elementary work slow Plants
Grow,n to his more elaborate manual theeels
one simple, concise and Jet exhaustive method Of
teaching the various grades OF the study.
Descriptive Circulars, giving iull titles and prl'
ces, will be forwarded by mall to any address, on
application.
Publishers,
Nos. 1873 and l4o Grand street, New York.
febl0
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nool reoorted Wenttq sea. yasstSSfEe&down tHe
nnsr6or by a tugssbusscame 70 zn Ancaor ID lae
Roads.
The scbr Irene Messeryey, Wall, from Proyi
dence. r ], for Charlesion, was at Newport 14tn
-
LIST OF VESSELS
.rY. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FoHs.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

STEAMERS Of the above llnelesve Pier a56ek.
40. IL, North River. foot OF SAs!ek
md 3oIh of every month except when tlest
iaies fall on Sunday, then the Saturday proceed
ing. ,o,om, ,r,,, oto.m.
prs for South Pacific and Central American Forts.
nenartnre of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica.
For Japan and China. steamers leave San Fran.
cisco ,urst of every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
20 d,rect from New YORK TO Aspinwall.
one hundred pounds baggage free TO each aduIi
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other inloTlnation appi'
AZ the COMPANIES TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River. New
Sogk. r. II. oAo1' Aeeu1'
iuiyl6-iyr
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Receipts by Railroad, June 10.
soCTH uAHoI1NA RAILROAD.

7s1 baies cotton, IS bales goods. So rbbis naval
stores, / car stock, % cars lumber and wood To
Railroad Agent, Geo II Walter 4 CO, A 8 Smith, 81
Ehricks, Pelzer, Rodgers d CO, Pc Trenholm, y
'IfbenWood, Stenens, Werner q Quicker, WAGNER
/ Monsees. Smith & Chapeau, Klnsman D Howell,
s Miles, G S Hacker, Follln, Jno Marshall, Jos
Wiley 4 CO, Bollmapn Bros, Frost i Adger. A B
MuIligan, G " Williams & GO, W Roach b GO, ~
WIBs l. 90, Sloan 4 Setgniou,, Brodte d co, MONTY
q son, VI HAIL. B.P ALLEY, F Borner, utsel3
Kenyon.
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EXPLANATION OF THE ER14FICATE AWARDS.

same one dollar. Thevenderg give the purcnaer q aM1catew hM the NUMBER or numbers selected,
and pter,m the sme nupb or upberaupon 1.-THE onpnys Register Cth the amounts opad10
be returned 10 the Once efhe6 Company by the vPderb eoe the Rahe takes place. PnrehasIs
may sae0 One Number Certificate, or aTwoNumber Certificate, tra Three Number ceruhca@sor
shoudth that number be taken uutm the TweveN Numbers SO taken from neR afe Cylinder the
purchaser will be entitled to an AWARD IF OUR TuAEStne Vane 0Snaresm me AfFLEO
1.-TWO Number CerlHctem means II the Two numbers as the Certificate M ottn 1.-THE Twelve
numbert aen from the Ramed CyHnderw ill enMe tes uecsrhh 0dHp 20 IN AWARD offs Shares
IN The RAFFLED PROPERTY Of TWENTY times the. value orco3o the ougnaic erAhcaeo or
Shares .-.
Twae SO AIKEN from the Rane Cyundr will enrue the holder toanA AWARD Of Shares nthe
RAFFIED PROPERTY Of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY TIMES the value or cosrof the original
or Shares II but ofhen umberR re otihtheT Three on the trnncaua the p:
chaser will receive an AWARD Of TWICE. the amount Of the value OF cost OF the original
Four Number Certificate meats nthe Four umnerson the Certificates come outin the Twelve
r FFFsMMnp FRI pERY on Oh TIRE" auSDKEEpU TINES Tie Vaaea o@te me original 6GuaaIeo f
Hbu Three the numbers IN the CeriGate are ont MtheR Raj hethep purchaser VIII receive
|an AWARD Of Shares in the KAFfIED PROPERTY OF TEN ms the vaueorc cost rhe odgnal
fShaes
peass The Colpanys Schedule List o.. Awards is made ont at the crate Of ONE DOLLAR FOR
CERTIFICATE put euhatesW viii bel sed Of aue u.s. 50and IS cnH; aHo ST. S. S. g.
IS and to $40 and upwardsa and the Awardsd delivered pro rata to the schedule NSt0 rates. The
above explanation viii enable any one es1ng to- takes share in thaeR ahes do so under
e and Exactly at the hours ame they aRda safer meamo ihvesmentt THAN any other bak
ness speculation.
The first Property am Land Scheme Of thee Company will be issued In q short time, and Will be
Ratified every three months.
Any further Information will bel furnished by the General Agent OF the Company ast their once,
No 17 MEETING STREET, opposite me Charleston HOTEL where eraacaasa AZ for sale 49,
j. p. HORBACB
General Agent of the Company, P. o. Box Nc. $40.
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FORE1GN N.
LIVERPOOL.
Br ship Island Home, Mcclellan, up.......Apri .
Br bark Vince, Robson, sailed -
The MarionSIedertsS upFs..,. j. MayIs
The Romai1e, Young, ~
WEST HARTLRPooL, ENG a
B. bark Kathleen, Lester, Extraordinarily 3
ID r.. BR1sroL,sENGi y; "a :
The BlaoR Prihoe; Marshall, hppss::.....:..Ihsy2a
cALLAo.
Br brig Belloni, Jones, sailed ..:..........Jan 20
- go CARDIFF y
Tie r Carey, =, sailed......":...May 8
The Martha, Lewis, sailed =
MALAGA.
Span brig Rosario, GirardoSsaHed May 20
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig L C Madeira, Moslander, up.........June o
NEW YORK.
Schr Clara Sawyer, Branscomb, up.......June "a
Schr. 8 A Reed, Reed, o
Schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, up .....June =
Schr L S Davis, Bishop, cleared. ..........Jun .
PHILADELPHIA.
Br bark Rhea Sylvia, CONT. cleared.......June .
Schr A-SGaskill, GsskAl, up..:."c~"N,5unaa 40
BiIfMoRE:
Brig Georgia, Swan, o q
Schr Chino, Lansil, cleared 8
RANaoR, ME.
schr Hannah, Staples, cleared. 20
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9HE CHARLESTON CHARITABLE hSalH1[EElMlN
~ -. .-r. 80 IN a@ !. So 'sn'"s Sc dg@1%3
FohrHE BENEFIT OF THE s'3 e &@
FIR EE SCHOOL FUND,
c#ARrEas0 BY THE s'ATE g. sosrr7 e.Fot'ta g ..
Have eompenced the Mstribaasa Of Awards in Eands
and ransments, Diamonds, Jewelry, Planes, Organs, HaarpA
Statues, Gold Watches Silver. and Plated Ware. &e.s BY
Rattle, and will continue twice q day, at u M.and6 ]. ayat
the General Office, No. III Meeting street, chariestoa, s.c. 7.

80 che Directors OF the CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION. for te. BENEFIT o. ne.
School Fund having ompnedW with the STERN o their harer and paid over 4 MLLSsGMs
STATE Superintendent fEduMtonG South CarNha, the sum OF oneT Thousand Dollars es the e'
inaueursma a system M nsuranco sMNars whch q suromed BIZ eyNy degree OF aLas@.a and
will eRsmed for Yee day. TweVeA and FyeP ID, Npubnr underm es upeHhaloeM&
me adIStpss Of this system aIt that the purchasers ean have the ehaceofm heir Y una:
pleasure. fhsSonedue ofRalsa adopted by the COMPANY III sxpnn. more fully and aocTase%
an dean beobtanedM 1.-THE ONCE OF the ommnyM from any vendors Every Ram matia@sp aceA
ca@d and umberedo ntheC ompanys 0mcAlB BOOKS md @Nsi place VICE. LAY Smo~ mMus
Numbers printed On nG Guss Iron ron. s NO. Vol aM fs Sss a aP eo yS ad9 Sdn axes axes one cft nse Cubes
which IL exhibited 1.-THE spectators and declared 10 ne anaH ucW Iea ~ S m HH umsr nuMbM4 m.
TheR ame Cylinder nthen beevoved,a and heboysg again. kesou mother n1moeLW MnRH s Ms
p cate NTH Twelve nlmS@s ARE Raaed ont Of the Cylinder and ,ech number M eIe@rdelO on
the OnchlB Books fthe Company III the omern which It kaSsn n the ame IMsei WeVenum
bwss SO Ramedi in EACH ame will decide al 1.-the AWARDS OF ERTIFloATE ,,---.. 80.
Aatns en-, nM nSs In & f saa, are s assea & & aIa1ss ab ss a1N6 I 6m liz sR osa ss Mea %s
n naETIEi aT Holder T." N@p7 NN"
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.faI rsf.eflsHzFF?? '''*sIi
SPACIOUS AND ELEGANrDE cK srArE.RooMs
TsTg-ssf aE1gsLai@ e. =
6nZaZZ
-A4@8E@@
::XAlAAWaE
S3@
THE VERY FAST AND splendid.
Side. Wheel Steamships OF this Line Will sail from
Adger's Wharf as follows a
Z d ;:ss',,s
~ Insurance Y per cent. by this Line;
1,ssFno oaIG sSsro mp Prsvidehce and the New Eng
and manufacturing. OWE at the lowest mafAe
rates. ,,noo
without eXtr3chRrge.
+. ssy s.elsnh OF rsssass, a snssge apask spe oa =
TOR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Il -. f~
: CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MALLS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
GMM STEAM COMPANY &a|ss
VIII dispatch one OF their frst-elass, full power
Iron.screw Steamships from s,e.ia
PIER No. len. B., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AS FOLLOWS:
NEVADA, Capt. GREEN........M q, at 9
WYOMING, Capt. wHINNERAY. May 81, at 8 P II
NEBRASKA, Capt. GuARD......June 3, ct q r ID
MINNESOTA, Capt. 7. ". FREE 4saG
~ ..June Z, AT. $50 a ~
IDAHO, Capt. PRIoR. -.."~...June IL, at
MANHATTAN, Capt. FORSYTH June II, at 8 P II
'eoLeRADo, Capt. T. FIREMAN june II, at PM
WISCONSIN Capt. WILLIAMS. June %, at 2 P M
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Steerage Passage {onice No. 90 Broadway $50,
currency.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply 70
~ WILLIAMS i GUlON,
No. 50 Wall street, n. Y.
N. B.-Throagh Bills Lading to Liverpool issued
by the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.'
For particulars and rate Of Freight apply to
JAMES ADGER d CO.,
-. s'5'% WAGNER, HgGER Il CO.,
maye Or WIN. A. CoURTENAY
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- ~ CHARLESTON Nay 2Nh, 1871
Received ofm CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION OF the state ofso1tn CafoHna for
Bneato ithaFHe school FUND.- sneessp Of 3 b sY440uaABY I co. One Thousand Dol
quMM by an let fhe General assembly Of hestae Of south Carolina, passed az the regular ss.
may@lmo State Superintendent Education, South sohna.
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u R E W 7 0 r E {.
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, AT HALF:
PAST S O'CLOCK P. N.

The SPLENDID Side Wheel Steamship "CHARLES.
TON, 'Ijames Berry, Commander, will sail lor New
York on WEDNESDAY, June 2lst, at hal1'past OK.
Through Blus OF LadIng TO Liverpool oy
WILLIAMS j dUION STEAM LINE. To Genoa,
trieste. Naples, Leghorn, Chrtstiania. Gotten
burg, and t0Glasgow, by ANCHOR LINE STEAM
SHIPS. To New England Cities IS usual.
Insurance by Steamers of this Line Il per cent.
= For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine State.room accommodations, apply to
WAGNER, HUGER q CO., No. % Broad street
or TO WI. A. COURTENAY, No. a.Union Wharf.
.junl7-S
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!. The DIAMOND GLASSES. manufactured by I,E.
8RENCER j. CO, New York, which are now odefst
fothe public, are Hoaounoed byalbthe celebrated
Opticians OF the world to be the most Perfect, Ma
tural Artificial help to. the human eye ever
They are g~ountl under their own supervision.
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
and derive their name. ''Diamond," on account
or their hardness and brilliancN -
The scientific principle on which they are COL
Structed brings the core or centre OF the lens az.
rectlyin mont Of he eye, producing.a clear and
. distinct vision, as in the natural, healthy slght,
and preventing alIunpfeasanc sensations, such as
.glimRering and wavering o. sight, dizziness, dc.'
peculiar 20 all Others muse.
They are mounted In the finest manner, 10
frames OF the best-quallty, Of all materials .q9sd
Sd that purpose. Their finish and durability cah'
not be surpassed. -
CAtT1oN.-None genuine unless bearing tneH
trade mark stamped on every frame.
II ALLAN,
Dealer In Watches, Jewelry,
Sterling SiIverWare and optical Goods,
No. 307 King street.
;. oct31-stutlhyr Charleston, S. G..
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
z YORK. June 1g.-Arrived. steamship City OF
Paris. Arrived ont, the Fairfax and Minnesota.
SAVANNAH, June 1s.-Arliyed. steamship Rapi.
dan, new iork; schr r Caldwell and brig TriaS
Philadelphia. Cleared, brig Eva n JohnsOn. New
Haven.
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9p Columbus Cotton Market.
COLUMBUS, June 16.-CoTT0N.@To.day friday
our marker ia quiet at the following ngures: Iple.
rior =; ordinary 141xa15i, good ordinary l6aloh;
low middling 17KalS; middllng 1SH cents. Sai"s
SO bales; sales Of the week 500; weeks receipts 254,
against s54 the previous week, and 1853 the cores
ponding week last season; shipments S81 bales.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September j. rs7o.......:.:. L612
Received past - .a
Received
...."... .">,c:..'o'oeo
shipped past week...............: Ssi 49,.
Shipped previously ........
Stock June l6, Observation-Disclosures. 2027
or the week the stock has decreased ST. bales.
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The Norwegian bark Lugct. Nielsen, for Liver.
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How Commercial Regulations are
Made md Unmade in 81. LOuis.

OF: LOUIS, July 2l.-The ca e of Miller VS..
shepherd, manager Of Brads,reet's commerc' al
agency, was before the Circuit Court yesterday,
the hearing being on motion of the defendant to
OLE olive the injunction granted few DAYS AGO
9nJoiDlng the circulation of the July number o
bracstreets commercial reports on the ground
of false and injurious rating of the pia;n1;ff,
Seyera! wienS -es teatified to the solvency of
miller, rs business quaifcat ons, integrity &c:
also, that he is doing a large and pro-perous
1rslnes. Mr.. King, formerly i'm the employ OF
me agency, tc- fled } the rode of trans Eng
me busine of the agency, He laid mot of the
reports were manufactured in the Office; from
the time Mr.. Shepherd toOk charge the reporfS
we've baNed on old reports; the city reports were
az copied int a letter-boOk and then forwarded
10 New York; book called the black book was
Kept, in which al unfavorable reports were
eopi-d every one in the Office had acce . to this
DOCK. de terrified that the Brads;reet agency
was Partial to subscribers, and that gold-hcaded
cane would often raj. e mans rating; the plain
N had been reduced from the rating of C. O. ID
", a very high rating, to ID. E., which meant he
We DONG businc. with a capital lie than - 10;
asubscriptiort to the agency generally meant AN
,lcrefse OF credit. The wnne $ further stated
tlat ne had manufactured hundreds of reports
himself.
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BEECHER ON THE RATTLE OF THE
EONNE.
Emphatic utterances OF the BROOKLYN
Divine on the LITE Riot

NV YORK, July 2i.-Heury ws-d Reecher.
he Cars an " IN Of this week avs fhe
out a banner Loo or an inScription rubbed out
They should noS do 10 on an implied promi e
that " plotcCted for once they III then 30 IL no
move. They ought TO nove through TIE s,rcess
OF New York un Il nobody links Ga mo'cs,ing
them. When that tine comes IL viii be a matter
OF no public importance whetherthe annual pro-
ceSSion - KEEP or not; hut % hong rs a cor Ways
his tongue against an Ora9gcmen's proce. on,
or a bewnccred mag 'strnte ,o-gcis his duty to-
vard them, the pubic .cod i-Quires their con-
tinuance. II TIE Orangenen Of New York fail
reNt year - merch through the streets they viii
be ray sscred duty. BY accident they have
become the Representatives of principle which
l0s at he foundation OF modern civilization.
They 90 rOs now repl Ssent spent fact I'm his
tory, but liv ng principle. il : rot the battle
o Ioyre i'm Ireland but IRE question OF liberty
in New York.
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AMERICANS IN TIE EGYPrIAN AEMY,-Ger.
w. w. LOring is a brigadier general command
ing division, and is commandant of the Civ o.
Alexandria; General c. p. Store is chief o" the
stati OF lbe general Amy, with the rank OF big
adler general; General Il. T.. Motto IS chic OF
safioi the Eicer0y's personal staff with the rank
OF major general; General Libby Is chief of ar
,illeiy, with the rank OF br;gad'er general: ca.
Sparrow Purdy, OF California. is colonel of en-
eincers; Colonel Thomas Rhet, of South Gro
lima, is chic. OF ordnance, and is now building
az &c pow der-wOTks at Cairo; NJ McCom6
Mason Is major in the artillery; and be- de-
bee officers, General Reynolds and his son. Co.
Frank Reyrolfs, hold commissions under the
hediye; also, Colonel James NJ. Morgan. o.
South Carolina, now on leave i'm Nav; W.,
WHO is ceptain on the staff, with the rank
lieutenant colonel.
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Sc :ous Riot ON the Erie p-,,r,,a

ans veto. dous-I:st Of the Wounded
NEw YORK, July 21.-Serious riots have oc-
currSd at Manuel among the Irish and German
aborers of the Erie railroad, Hackensack eyten-
son. The Irish picked quarrel in a lager bee
aoon, nom which they drove the proprietor and
nIs iamny. subsequently two irish Iaborers
were terribly beaten by the Germans. One
named Ryan, poSsibly fatally. The Irish again
aifacked the lager beer Gafoon with clubs and
with repeated volleys from shot guns. The Irish
beat a retreat. Patrick Mcmahon was slot in
Seyeral places, but not, perhaps, fatally. Isaac
CuIlen was shot in tweniy-six places. His re-
yWo or three timer, severely, and then dubbed.
jured. WOW IN
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

Ii IO-DAf.
TelegrGphsd Exclusively TO lac Eregina Star.
From l. 0ndon.
Much Of "a 'HrGiid -Ru -siGn fS-nce- Coaip--
Good gsGher for Ie Creps-U. S. Lords.
LONDON, July 21.-An the papers contain eti-
torials on the cancellation, by royal warrant of
the act legalizing the purcha e of army commits
sions. The Times, Post and S andard believe the
course OF the ministry unconstitutional, while
the Daily Netcs and Telegraph approve, Il the
fullest extent, the step taken by the ministry.
The Emperor Napoleon paid visit yesterday
- Woolwich arsenal and dock yard. mote
This is sufficient contradiction Il Il bogus re-
ports recently published that the ex-Emperor is
seriously Ill, and that De. Nelaton has been sum-
moDcd TO his bcdside.-ED.l
The Grand Dukes Constantine, Nicholas aud
Micbau. brothers TO the Gear % Ru s;a are ex-
pccted in London at an early day as visitors of
the royal family of England.
The weather throughout England Is fair ard
favorable 50 the grow ing crops.
Ten-iorty bonrs, 91A.
Excitement Orer The NuHicipaI FTsef;onS- tn,
Pope-PTussfGns Erdeuating French CITIES
PARIS, July 21.-The contest for the NUM-
clpal election appointed for next week grows
daily more severe and exciting.
=, LIE Monde, an ultra Catholic organ, demands
me tne government to suPpo the Pope in the
The Prussian troops have received orders from
Berlin - eyacuate the cities of Ameps and
houen, and the Cover departments of the Som
me, lower Seine and Eure.
Incre1Se Of Bullion I'm the Bank nj
PARIS, July 21.-The bullion in the Bank of
france has increased II SEQ coo irancs since last
week. ~
New Ministry for SPAIN
MADRID, July 21.-MarshaI Serrano has been
entrusted by the King with the formation of a
new ministry, and has already dcrignated the
following: Minister of Justice, Senior Gomez:
Foreign Affairs, Candan; Marine, ADMIRAL NAL
Campo; Finance, Seror Camadro.
The Cortes adjourned unanimously amid the
protests of the minority.
NO More Buying and Selling Of Army
Commissions i'm Hold Hen gIaud.
LONDON, July 21-In the House of Commons
TINS p. m. Mr.. Cardwell, Secretary of State for
war, laid on the table the Queens warrant
abo'ishing the system of the purchase of army
commissions.
proposed European Conference,
LONDON, July IA conference of all the
european powers, 1t is reported, will shortly be
heId 1or the purpose OF agreeing upon a Uniform
system of import duties.
Dreadful RavageS of Cholera I'm Per sia
LONDON, July 21.-Dispatches from the east
represent that the cholera prevails alarmingly
IN Persia, and that the ravages caused by the
disease are dreadful
LONDON, July 21-The steamship Scotia. from
New York, touched at Queenstown this MORN
l"g. The steamship Cambria, from New York
toucbcd at Southampton this morning.
LIVERPOOL, July 21.-Arrived, on the Goth
r'tdnt, the ship Washington, from New York.
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Society email Talk.

Croquet is becoming passe.. Society wsi+s for
a new invention.
One week is the fashionable length for ,jop-n
at one watering place.
Very elabola garden settees are now made
OF gided metal canopied " it'll silk pongee
Very beautiful bird-ca ycs are now made al
mot entirely OF cut Bohemian glass.
Wooden parasols are coming in fashion. They
ale too conspicuous and too cheap y be unique
very long.
IL is said that more declarations are made at
Long Branch in one night than at any other
place in month. Sea air must be Conducive n
soitening of the brain.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
4 1,OO3 GIFTS.
" RAND GIfT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION

GRAND GlFTCONCERrA AND DISTRIBUTION
FOR THE BENEFIT or
Iae EeHndltHS Asylum, Sisters Of Charity, Nslc
1CTk, G5td Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home, WASHINGTON,
To be held In Washington, ID. c., under and by
virtue OF 3 permit from Hon. A. Pleasanton, Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, on the 9th of July,
Ths following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ticket holders by the Commissioners History Brick
acres Timber Land in Washington Co., Md, with
three DWELLINGS and Saw Mill, lying on Ches. and
Ohio Canal: 5000. 3-story Brick House. l22 Boil
Conway ST, BALTIC, 81 500. fine Residence near
Goyan stown,3 miles from BALTIC, on Passenger II.
W. : ll9O. ine Residence near GOvanstown
town, same location, $500 fine Residence near
GOEanstown. same location, 81 800. Lots adjoining
a5oCGe suburban rreRerty, S2,50 each, Sl7 500
and Lincoln County, Nebrsska per cent. gold int.
90 |. :. Bonds; 1000 N. G.. State Bonds; 10
Shares National Mechanics Bank, Balto.; 100
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-21
Terrible Storm on the Coast of Lab.

hi.ae-y-ihree Lines Lost assd s1,5o oCc0 Worth o
fTCper.y Des Oyed.
new YORK, July H.-The costs of New
homeland and Labrador have been visited by
heavy stoin ms. Sir VIM. Logan andra geological
surveying party have bcen cut of by the flood
ing ng OF the roads, but are believed to be safe.
Inc erect or the st orm on the Labrador CO. st
was ',rrible. Three hundred and twen; g ve
hshing snacks, tweniy-three dwelling-h6useT,
over forty stores, and II so, OC0 worth of nron
efty were destroyed, and ninety-three lives LOST