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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-06

All Postmasters have been forbid
den by the Postmaster General from de-
livering auy letters from the pension of
fee or its agents, to attorneys or claim
agents, but are to deliver them TO the
person addressed or his family only.
The number Of fires throughout the
country during the last two weeks has
been unusually large, and ought to serve
as a caution to everybody to GO that, at
this season when we are most liable to
fires, their fire apparatus is secure and
safe. Old chimneys and pipe especially
should be examined.
- We have Just received from the
Claremont IN. H. Manufacturing Co.,
Walton's Vermont Register for 1871.--
As usual it is filled with valuable mat
ter of interest to every business man and
profession of the State. For sale we
presume at book and other stores through
out the State, or address the Claremont
Manufacturing Go. as above.
= New papers are springing up in
Vermont as by magic. The Springfield
Free Press it is understood will be start
ed soon. Two or three new papers have
recently been started in Rutland and
Rutland county, and now another is to
be started this week at Burlington, by A
N. Merchant, to be called The Burling-
ton Independent"
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WANTED

A ctiye. reliable Agents for the sale of SINGERS
Windsor Counties. The agency of W. Ii. UPHAM
for the same being discontinued. Address E. /
PURDl A Co., Genera Agents of the Singer Man
ufacturing Co., Troy. n Y, 5l-2
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Collectors. Notice.

/ N. FARR, will be at the place of EPHRAIM
T. WILCOX. in the West Parish. on SATURDAY
the l4th and SATU RDAY the 2sth of January, for
the purpose of Collecting Taxes
81 /. n. FAIR, lst Constable
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Nnfina

This is to notify and forbid all persons trusting or
1 trading with my wife NETrfE S. BTXBY, now
living in Chester. Vermont as / shall not pay any
debts ntracted by her JOHN III RIXBY
Putney. Dec. 10TH 1870 5l-l
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General Statutes.

The revisededition 1870 ofthe GENERAL STATUTES OF
VERMONT is now completed. and copies placed on
sale at the principal bookstores in the State 81
per copy. Orders for the same should be addressed
to the undersigned at Mortified.
GEORGE NICHOLS,
Seeretdry Of State.
December 90 1870 5l-I
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-06
Dog Lost.

IN WEDNESDAY. Dec. 2lst a large YELLOW
~ DOG. Mastf built, has little white on the side
Of his nose, answers to the name of Jack" had on
where he can be found shall be suitably rewarded
J. G. FREEMAN.
Bellows Falls. Dec. a. 1870. 52-I
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-06

TWENTY FIVE AND ONE HALF ACRES OF
on the bank Of Connecticut River in w athers6eld
Vt, will be sold on the stump. Apply to.
Weathersfeld VT 51SI
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VALLEY RAILROAD.

COUPON No: l9. Of the First Mortgage Bonds Of
October 1869, will be paid on and after the 3ist
day of DECEMBER 1870. at the Office Of the Treas
urer. Bellows Falls, Vermont. excepting the three
dollar Coupons Of the one hundred dollar bonds
Numbers 49, 50. "a. 81. 49, IL 2's said to have been
stolen. For the space of twenty days from said E.
CEMBEk q. 1870: the same Coupon will be paid at
the CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. in this
city Of NEW YORK. excepting as above stated. By
order Of Trustees.
]. II. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
Bellows Falls. VT. Dec. %. 1870. 1922
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-06

DEATH OF EDWIN HAMMoND-Hon.
Edwin Hammond died at his residence
in Middlebury, on Saturday last at the
age of 10 years. Mr.. Hammond had
long been well known in this State and
abroad, and had held various town and
State offices OF trust. lie was also one
of the founders OF the Vermont State
Agricultural Society, and as breeder of
fine=wooled sheep bad long enjoyed a
wide reputation.
BUTTER MARKET.-The st. Adams
Butter Market was dull on Tuesday
Prices ranged from % to 81 cents for
common to good diaries. A few choice
lots brought 50 cents.
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TIMBER FOR SALE.

December 20. 1870.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-12
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamship Georgia. Crowell, New Y0rt-ett It'll
inst. Mdse. To Wagner, duger Il co, " a Courte-
/ nay, E AdQer & co, ] Archer, D ANIME r U
Genovar, Adams. Damon & CO, F Borner, .
Never i co, NJ II Rogers Van D0hlen, b'Enyd,
K 6 Moure, E E Bedford. Butler, Chadwick, Gary
& co, Bollmann Bros, T M BRISTOL u co, VIM IL
BIRD 4 CO, = Browp. II Blschon u co, A Canale,
T NJ Cater, l. Cohen j. co, j Chapman, cameron,
Barley IL CO, J c b ClaIssen, e i q Coos; : )
Chapman, Charleston Hotel, l. CavanaagH, F" d
Easterby, .hapeau g. Hebron, s Emanuel. Souih-
ern EXnress CO, DFFiem!ug - CO, Forsythe, NC
Comb & GO, N Hunt. J 4 Hil:en, Il Gerdls J: co,
D W Goe zen, Furchgott, BENEDICT & ca, COOL
rich, Wlneman d Co.. B fcidnann d co, ! Flyer
J n Gravcr X CO, J W Harrlsson, MISS ct bruns,
H Hunter, P F Murray, Fl Rlaste d 20, HOLINESS
Book Store, T HorsGy l. Bro, a Johnson. tohl,
sion, Crews Il CO. Klinck, WicSenberg y co, U
Kerr.son, Laurey j. Alexander, Klnsman & 3rus,
q Leugnsck, j n Lawton L. CO, 0s.enlorh It co,
UP PopIenh, i'm. D ON, III It Son. J Il Lopez,
Minor i CO. f B StoduaId 4 CO, Stefens, werner
L Ducker. Macqueen Il Riecke, N Luhrs. McLoy d
Rice, S Marshall, Mowry & Son, D 0'Ncill. VIM
Matthiessen, B 0'Neill, (ongdon, Hazard q co, J
f Read, Y Oiera ann, D Paul Il co, Paul. WEIGH d
Brandes, A T smythe, Shacke'for1 d Kelly, tstoll,
Wetb d co G Stackley, Hart i co. e Morgan Sell
i Foster, s ThompHon, Tledeman Calder &co, u
WieterS, 8 Fl Wilson i Bro, W IL Welcl, Walker,
Evans i Cogsweil, W J Yates, a l. Tyler. J Fl Vol
lers, @ H Walter 4 co, Lschnell. ] Burke Il Son,
Waaener & Monsees. C W Witte J Withtrspoon,G
" Williams 4 co. S G Railroad ca, n L nailroad
co, Agent Florida Steamers, and oilers.
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PusSengcrS.

Per steamship James Adger. for New. York
W Andrews, j b Warner. q F Seumerer, S Way
and wife, Q Hahn, Miss Warner, n " Holtz, + Z
Rives, Mrs LOCKWOOD and three children, Mrs K
Jlllson, infant and nurse. ] C Schneider and vile,
F Arnlm, B F Waittemore, S A Swails, F u Heust,
W H Gardner, w Overlook, A Brenn. ] U See
beck, J B Dennis and Two children, Miss Kitchen.
Mrs ] Smith and two children. Miss K Small, Miss
Dickerson, G Z DeveauX, FL Sissy, F Lambert, J
EDWARDS, J Cambell, CF Martin. ] Lloyd, ] Ben
mis-, wife and two children, Jos Robertson, L San
ders, g Gates, wife and three chil6r rem, ] Coleman,
o Williams, ] Middleton, and 20 steerage.
Per steamship Georgia, rom New YorS-T r
Belestnn, Mrs Edwards, G Fl Burroughs, Mrs S
Crowell, Mrs Powers, ] D Minor, NJ Kelly, Hon :
A Sawyer, Mrs Seabrook, child and servant, j B
Warren, Mrs Bernard, P Parker and wife, and K
Il BuuSer.
Per Falcon, from Baltfnore-Mlss
E G DeSaussure, Jas MclntJre 0 Howell,
Brltton.
Per steamer Dictator. from Palatka via Jack:
sonvnle, Fernandina and Sayaunah-Mtes 81 @
Morris, MIR Brown, F Checkeni and wife, A Steel.
B F Carpenter, Miss Carpenter. Miss 3 Eienine, J
Morse and wife. Capt Harding, Mrs Reigner, 1aI.s
Reigner, G w Shot, q Leland. W Johnson, Mr
Strong, and 10 deck
Per steamer Water Lilly, from Edtsto,. Enter
prise anG Way Landings-Mrs II jenkins, Mrs
II Beniz and TWO children, j Whaley, q Bailey, Or
Pope, CLaRoche, S Howe, and I deck.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Friday, June
O.: SPIRITS turpentine Is rather weaker. The sup
plies are free, and receivers are compelled 70
Shade prices to prevent an uncomfortable acc1s
mutation Of stock. At present prices consumers
are buying pretty freely comparatively, but Inc
trade from this source Is not sufficient to WorS
goes have been taken recently from Wilmington,
but there has been no move ment OF consequence
from this market Merchdntable lots are offered
freely in full parcels at 4bc, and ABOUT $50 bb:s
were taken ut this price. and l2o bbls in lots at i6
a4Tc; 100 bols, sellers option, this month, sold at
44c. In iosins trade Is moderate; small lots OF
strained are ootalnable d. relatives. cheap prices.
ce,s there are no sellers at uEder So 62ha2 e.. n
pale a steady fair business is reported entLsiy 70
meet vents OF the home trade. Sales are 600 ools
strained at 50 60; 400 bbls do ut 81 60. and $50 66ls
male at S. seuS -. We quote No. 2 at 81 75as; No.
/ at ssa4; pale a. 81 25a5 50; extra pale at.s6a7 50.
Tar Is very firm, with q steady, fair inquiry lor
small lots; 50 bbls Washington sold at 81 90.
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Market.

BOSTON, June 7.-CoFFEE.-The MARKS; ZOE
conee has not varied materially Since on ias..
Tha.demand isss Only for maj !oss,aaa go
rasSe fnop&sIgaz2c loE5ayas llsa1sc !o5 noSa ,us1
pore, and 4a16c. per pound lor kio: 'o o,sJon Der
il quiet, and prices are nomlnai.y sSaavc Pc .
bound, gold, in bond, with further shipments ~
Europe. o,.so,an;e excite.
yorable CROP reports, aud during ;he Wees PRICES
nnra on;Siv adyanced. The market g SO unset.
lied b scaFcsiys 81 reiiE6ls quYatoSlcam De-
given, and manufactnre an, are Ipavsnce' sales
have been at 14Xal6c for ordinary; lnHaleci o5
good ordinary; l8Aa1sZc for low mldsnnGs, a1a
19al0 He fofdmiddling, Including ups~ahoss itiSt ~.
Stocks.Sre small, as mosgol our arg 1913 " -;
the two weeks past have been Oh manaiao'ufet'
account. oo,.,n
DoMEsTIcs.-The reported advance IN eotton
has had q tendency TO. .unsetue lhe uarhet W
goods, and higher prices are looEed1or: Tosass
mand and many desirable styles,ol goods ara sold
some months ahead. We LOOK 1or hlgner pr!ces,
as the upward tendency OF both cotton anu WOOL
has increased the cost OF production.
GUNNY BAGs.-There have been sa.es q on oa.es,
40 lbs average, at i4hc, currency, and prices are
n ,mlnally 1sal4hc.
GUNNY CLorH.-This arti lie is firm and has been
In demand, with sales OF 1890 rolls Somestlc al
1910 per yard, currency, and Inc same PI!Ce e.
fused for more. In BorReo cloth, the sales nave
been so bales at l2c per 10, gold, IN BOND.
HAY.-.Prices have advanced materially, Win
sales from $25a3f rer ton. Good nay Is very
scarce. -
with sales at 53a53c per gallon. Tar y G9let aL 50
asE25 perbE Observation-Disclosures: a
small lot Of pale seld 70 arrive as Sc 1Gh per Dol.
Pitch is quiet ut So 25a3 so per tbl.
RIcE.-The market ia quiet, with salss Q, ~
casks Carolina at SHa9Ic, patna at 7Ala8c, kan
COON at s%s7Hesand 50 bags. In eo9o' ~ - oe:
gold.
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Br'::u oneen of the South. Byrnes, New York-lS
. S SSsa 10 n F BAKER 4 co, Railroad GO. o
.Ahrens l. co, D A ANIME, Adams, y Fn1dmunS
+ 6 s Bq S5sis 0 S5;ss'a T psSls: lli 1 e. I sssa@ss9
q W q. g ~ = 70 Heath & Rice aefdS b co, J A
ouscSenbusn' D OiNeill & Sons, D b sieox, PP
foale, L Weiskopf, Robt White, WalKer; EvShs q
cossRen,G " Williams & co. and 8 H lngrahsm
8 s ST: Josie xbevereaux: clark, sosson-l& dsSzs;
Ice, &c. TO the Master, Tudor Ice co, and DanlH
sL ssS1 i NJ morales, Newman; New York days.
Mdse. To h F Baker d co, Railroad Agent, Cp
.Ahrens l. Co, Ad ms. Damon d co. y
RIOS. d Bulwinkle, b Bischon d co, 7 ID Uater, W
3 Chafee 4 CO. Cameron, B n5His q M SS; M ] SSs DAVIS.
Douglas l. Miller, Elias & Bros, B Feldmana q GO,
Goodrich, Wineman d co, Holmes; Calder G 60, =
d Gardner. ] Hurkamp 4 co, ] Z aeat1, " IL
ley, $ R Marshall, + o,Nell. a M SUSSe. Tiede.
man, Calder L co. o F Wieters, Wagner q MOL
sees, d 81 Silcox, and P P Toale. ,o,.
Schr Nellie Doe, Richardson, RocEtoEl, aes-lE.S
k4stn Sts&ss; ssvi basas suus hto Newport, R
fe gIsssaa oafo.e aopsnass; s1isf thelce May "a,
since which had light head winds. .,,
Schr P L Smith, Robinson, Ss1nI dUr1o veassi
q Steamer Mar1Sei Dictator. coxetsrGrsRsea we JACK.
FSonvilIeI- Feriandina and STannah!~ 2o"pkgs
Edse, 2 mules, 20 bales upland and 4 oags sea % Isl "
Lawton & Son, W B Smith y co, WM bird q co,
Stouey i LoRldes, Pringle i Son, Cante anu j
Lutgen: , p,,ar,r,cs
and Way Landings. Mdse and sundIles. To
SsSTSsssSasWndss, knInsaaaSr6s, Essssr s Dll''
La ssss;sad Howe How G = GO, ana KIN Sihers 50 ties rice. TO
d Mcpherson, T Il i W Devices.
sARRlvED YESTERDAY. j.
Steamship FaIcon, HsynierB
instant. Mdse. To Mordecal 4 co. T Z IIe4i
holm, S c Railroad Agent, N E Railroad Agent, d
Leiding, Holmes, Calder & co, Jno + Taylor q co,
sfs}fsnsi werner ssp & ba a. ssi it csp PopitsshesnS 81
GEs4er geo Tisdeman, Calder & co, 4 S Eyer, 9
F wiete1s, BoIIma I, !. BIOS Sos s 8 pTsa 81 a = e sali u s.
b Tiighman, Crane, Boylston 4 co. L Elias z bao,
| Cameron, Barley i CO. " q 'ohalee d Krie1 e
s. Chapman. Il Bischon & co, h eerdts co, =
Robson Wagner y Monsees, IIapPeF q q e Soring ?
B Feldmann l. co, J Fl Hillen, Agents OF peeegs
Steamer, n MernaUgh, T NJ Cater, CP smith, 81
Wilson & Bro, -Stenhouse & CO, Z Perry, Col aesIy,
| Knobeloch & Small, and others. ...;
Schr c H-Eaton, ShackfoEd, BALTIMORE oays.
Coal. Tt the Master and Gas CO.
'Schr c II Conery, Pinkham, Baltimore-6 days.
Railroad iron. To the Master and 2 q Trenhoim.
" IN THE eFFqsG:- ET:5
Bark Fanny, Jones, MEsnsas-7 days. BALLAST.
TO J A Enslow u CO.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
s:esmsalgIsne Is. Aager' lockwood New Y0fS
Eng Llzabel, Tabbut, Boston-M Goldsmlih u
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Brig " a Parks. Gage, New York.
brig L!zabel, Tabbut, Boston. :
FROM HIS PORT.
Steamship Charleston. Berry, New York, stn
UP FOR THIS PORT.
-scnr FloIer ce Rogers, Sheppard, at New York,
June S.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Empire, Hinckley, OF Philadelphia
schr L S Davis, Bishop, OF New York, June 8.
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Vel ind No.

Yes, told you last night In the starlight
when taking nv white hand TO KISS,
You whispered in my cal. the sTeeL s"oiJ
TIL l Thought love.msiing Wss oA's
This morning / laughed a. yopa sRU1nins'
IA says j must send back the r!ng'
It's ratSer too plain for the 1asnloa- ,.- tho +b;no
But q diamond would have been JUST Vne jung
les, night, with the moonlight and masic,
And your voice 30 thrilinsiJ low,
I really believed that l loved you,
And hadn't the heart 10 say ~.
Rnt this morning I'VE quite changed my mind
For think that a thousand q year
yyonidnit hardly take care Of two persons,
When satins and silks are 30 dear.
II may do for some-love IA q cottage
With roses, the romance and an
But- for me. i had rather have leWels,
point lace, and o cancels hair saa"l.
So goodbye, Tom, don't :hinS aG n ssssa
Rnt Won Know that o woman must oress'
Yon never could buy ha!f my Emery,
And / should die Il had to wear less.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-12
CoMmERoIAL NEWS.
Exports.

St-s:!S
posuo,. Dor hrio Iizabel-64 bales upland cot
m go tons iron, 81 bales rags and paper stocs,
zoo bols spirits tuzpentine, zoo ools rosin' ~ mus
NV YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-lo5S
bales uuland cotton, 81 terces rice, ~ oaies 40
mestics aud yarns, "a pigs mcse, 7c5 DDS poIa-
toes. and 2Q43 crates vegetables. =.
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NJ. x.xI Rice marked.

From the Daily Bulletin, T p .ss Gsy s Of smsr
The general movement IS far IN ! , sMs much u ca' ,,.
l %so, g ses pssosSss sS q prices " asss no change
{ e as &C.: sp s. IL issi! g AZ Is 3 rn Is is s sss;;;a Sssn ss' as
~ smo 9ass and Is sierces Caroline al eHalOc.
'1 ,seom the Journal Of Commerce.: In foreign
there is : fall .l 1as, me- asUs5 ; ISg fg In d Ssse a.
1c The orerinas. are modera.e. we notice
sales OF 400 bags Rangoon. at 7a7hS; zoo :5ags
Pssna at 7Hasc, and 100 rierces Carolina a's7sa
ioc. the latter price for fancy. r,a
From the Daily Bulletin, Friday, June y: aae
cali for domestic is not very QUICK 9as me 81 s,e scs
steadily held at former ngures: Sa ua = -, : . move We
Carolina at eka1oc. Foreign continues 10 utose
to q fair extent In part on direc: Western orders
and the market is wei sustained on BOT eO5n 1g g5a Saas
patna at 7Ea8c. the outside figures l0r new crop.
From the Journal Of Commerce: RICE Is rat me-
slack to-day. The demand IS very mooeIaSe,b ~.
there are no attempts TO- force busi1ess;- 2oe osgs
Rangoon sold at 7a714c, and 100 bags Pstna a.
7HaSc. - Sc u - -
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, June lo.-TURrENTlEE.-shles OF
ss7 bbIs at So for yellow dip and 81 70 for virgin.
SPIRITS T%URPENTIHE Sales Of $50 bbs ut i2c
per gallon for country packages.
TkR.-l8 bbls sold at So 20.
RosIN.-l0lo obls sold at the fohoWing ngsres:
Sc O5 for %strRiued, S5a5 so for pale, So 81 LOG 20
for window glass.
corToN.-iS bales sold "a follows: ! OF 15E, y
l6H, 2 at r7H, s at ls, also ! at 1oc per ID for mid
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DOR NEW 70 r r..
CID LINE NEW YORK. AND CHARLES.
ToS STEAMSHIPS.
ESTABLISHED 1s45.
SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DECK STATE. ROOM

TIE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID
Side Wheel Steamships or this Line Will SAL from
Adger's Wharf as follows IN
O'Clock NJ. 30. .I
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, June 17sh, at "a
o'clock P. n. =,
JAMES ADGEH, SATURDAY, June 24th, a. II
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, July LIST, at O'Clock
P. n.
"a. insurance \ per cent. by this Line.
a. Through Bills OF LadiDg given on cotton 10
Liverpool. Boston, Providence and the New Eng;
and manufacturing TOWNS OF the lowest msrke;
ga. state.rooms may be secured in advance
without extra charge. .....
rnavot JAMES AD9ER i CO.
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R.w York Hax nIarket.

From the Daily Bulletin. June 9: Receipts TO-
day IT'S bales. The market for shipping Is steady.
Sales are 200 bales for Brunswick, Ga, at 81; so
for Richmond at 81; Is for Charlr ston at 81; 40
for Bermuda at ST., and 10 for 8 port not named at
81. Retail is nrm. md fancy Will bring as high as
Sl45. Straw quile
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-12

The Directors OF the CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, fol the BHedt G. the
Free cGoo Fund having cmpNedw witt the term Of their Charter and paid over tod KJuLS0N,
STATE supnnendento Of Education somh0 Caroline. the sum, Of 9neT thousand Dollars eg Me
inauguaeda sysem OF nu- nee uMdcatsw hitch is surrounded y very denao fairness and
WIFI Demanded fort twice Sday, at Twelve ST. and Five p NJ in pnbnc,u under the uperntendenGe OF
FEM PEGE, aSworn Commissioner. -
The advantages OF this system are that 1.-THE pWchasen can have the hoceoit herow own nun:
rom No. to- 49, and the privilege of limiting or increasing their Investments lat
The chedue OF Rares adopted 6 the Company will. e1pNn more fully ada accurately
can be obtained lat the omce ofme Compsnyor RON MY mder.E very ame thar Ma paces
Sumbersp printed on CaMs rom No. ITO No. 49, aep placed I'm public eyi hes worno COMMITS.
a Class Rattle CyNndera and are well shaken. Aboyb ndfUded takes one oftheseC uues
Else exhibited to the spectators and dedared be and Is recorded: sthe1 rt Ramhdn number
Rame OyHndg wilt be rewyda an the y agan takes onta nothern humber wLnts sim.
nd nuntlT weven umbersa n Rahed ont OF the Cylinder and each lumber WIN ereawdedO on
OmcNIB ooksD 1.-THE Company 1.-THE Odertnw while II Is takenth teR ane. These Twelve num-
RaMed in leach Rattle will decide al the AWARDSO OF CERTIFICATE. Ee fJft .H:
Alihs Duq@s1 r. EACH ZACH R aa%s are ss s9 ns s SdIaHS ashs s S1 smae s aSy f. shs 6sSf hs s wssa as
CEETiICaTE HOLDER. ~ 80 "t&s#f #&
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

RIcH-The narketerwas .quiet 'and~ Will
ont sales Of note. Common TO 1air eiean oai-
olIns may be quoted at sh@sx, good sS@sc.
NAVAL SroRgs.-The- following sales were re-
norted: IS bbls pale rosin a. s6@5 1856 bbls duh
at 81; IS bbls No. 8 AND burnt boxes AZ u so92 9''
In spirits turpentIne u casks at 4lc 1or- new
Southern packages, and 4oc for kerosene Dds.
EasIsurs. TO Liverpool, by steam direct.
nominal on uplands via New YORK, 20
on uplands ; Id, On. sea Islands ; -oy sa.,
I'd On uplauds, ia on Sea isiandP: 10
Havre nominal. Uoasswise-so New ioIE
by steam, re ca uplands and sc on sra
anns;s 81 Is y tierce on r.csi BY sals 3tgf nen
cation; fierce on rIce: 4oc-R barfeTorros!r
s;@sH On lumber; 5000 p u on timber. /
Boston, By soil. nc 2 b On oPianu cottoA
TO Providence, by sail IS p Il on boards, *
q b on cotton; by steam 81 r bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c q 10
ON uuplands; by sail, 81 y NJ on ooards;- SO on
timber; IS y ton on clay, and sa@S so on phos
pilates. To Baltimore. by steam, nc ? 10 by
sill, Sc 6oa7 p u on boards; Sa@s 9b ton N
phosphate rock. vessels are N demand by
our merchants to take Lumber freights rtm
georgetown, s. c., Darien and Satfls Rtver;Sde,
and Jacksonville, Fla.,. 30 Northern ports, and ST.
@i2 p II are the rates on lumber and ooards.ss'
Misunderstanding go day bills 22h.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The kankB are pur.
chasing sight checks on New, York asnar;6 days
X ON; 10 days 4 an; is days OF; 2ofays- on;
so days Oh. They are selling sight checss st%
pre- MUM. @
GoLD-llGl2 - y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-12

Purchasers select their W numoesm 5whee rOm TO 10 and for example, say paysS the
lhesa amt numb Or numbe suon the companss Regsie5 with LheS amount pEm TO
mays eWE oneN Number Ceuacaua oa TwoSumher Certificate ra Three Numbe Certificate or
Four Number Certificate - .&By. go -.
Should hat pmbr be mSen outin h fwYeN Number so taken from TIT RsHe Cylinder the;
purchaser will be entitled to an AWARD OF FOUR 7IMESm ne valued Sharsm the RAFFLED.
PROPERTY OF cut of eo original Ceuncae0 Shaes. ta*# - @ s:E@E3
ATwo Number certificate means 1.-THE Two Numbers rs the Gsrteate come outini he Twelve
numbrsM from the anelC yundecM will eWne hesncSaul hodrto an AWAkD. 9, SnNs
in e.RAFFLED PROPERTY Of TWENTY lines the.y value orcosso the dgnaI ceraMateo OF
Shares = =. -, a... $500.
Twelve So aiken from the ahe. Cylinder will e1Mns The holder TO nAWARD o. shMesin 1.-The
|CerIhae Of Shares II but.T Two ofhen unbersa are ouEnthem reeon the CGnncateth the gW,
chaser will receive an AWARD of TWICE the amounSd the Vane orr coEiI THE orgral.
49, -. t ,.. Observation-Disclosures.
r aFFLEDP PROPERTY or THIEF. HUNDRED TIMES taVxue or cost otheo original CeidMte OF
Shares Shares II but TIRE the numte on the Certificates are olth the Rame TIE purchaser wDl reave
an AWARD OF Shares In the KFFLED PROPERTY OF TEN times the aueofc 0To fMe original
oShars - -" - -, ...
|neasm The AOonpanys Schedule Lso Of Awards Is made ouLa 1.-THE raneo ONE DOLLAR FOE
|cERIIFICATES btC eruf1tesW will beks sued oil hev u OF 4 NandE c cents; aso FL $50 3d. 81
SIS md To- $40 and upwards and the Awards deuvHed Mo lata TO the schedueh to a@s the
above explanation vii enable any one desiring ggreId as sa g. snare Ma r M h baeh R saHa,S 90 G SM GaGsr.
|er and eXacly s 1.-THE hous named, they afford asaa means OF investment thar any oher Dust
ness speculation. 49, t. 49,"
The at Property AM Land Scheme otthe Company win DO amd nj short me and VIII be.
Ramed every three months ,ta+1 4s@ze
Any further information will be furnished blythe eenenhA @nto me~oOmpanN o. ther9 par
No M MEETING STREET oprOaAem thee charleston Hotel, where Canaeatssa are for sae.@n
$500. .& 80. aGI .ue4s rrHae-e p 5Gr r"&rr
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