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w ash ing:ton.

THE Solicitor of the Treasury decides that
nypassenger steamboat carrying petroleum
contrary to law is subject to seizure, but the
oilitself is not; also that when carried accord
ing to law, al petroleum must be marked at
what degree Of Fahrenheit it will ignite......
OF Louisiana, hes been appointed a United
States Advocate before the arbtrators to
settle the claiu Of American citizens against
Spain, in place OF Caleb Cushing, resigned.
...."Gen Walker. the new Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, entered upon his duties on
Monday.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
notice, calling in between two and three
millions of the three per cents held by the
banks.
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At Watsonville, Cal, on Sunday
night. n robber named Black stopped
Mr.. King and demanded his valuables.
King handed him his watch and shot
him dead at the same time.
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Foreign.

The Prince of Wales has typhoid fever......
\ mass meeting was he'd at Bristol Thurs
day evening, at which the speakers wero an
restrained in their denunciation of the mon
archy of Great Brtain.."..T The French Min
ister of Finance, in his budget 10 be submit
ted ut the coming session of the Assembly,
will call for fresh loan Of 100 200 900 fran,
......At a matinee given at Vienna, by Min
ME Hauck, the American prtn,a donHa, for
the sufferers by the Chicago fire, tho theatre
was crowded, and large SUM realized, the
seats bringing five times their usual prices
$500 The trial of Communists who were en-
gagged in the destruction Of the residence of
President Theirs, has terminated. They
have all been convicted, and sentenced to
Imprisonment for term. ranging from two to
twenty years.
TnE German Reichstag is engaged in the
consideration of the coinage bill. A vote
was taken upon a proposition to place the
efliry Of the Emperor William upon all new
coins, instead of those Of the Princes of re-
spectivc countries comprised in the Empire,
aud il was decided ia the negative by cen.
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Passengcrs.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New YORK
Miss Rosa Eaton, D 5 Mcfarland, 81 V Calvin. Mrs
O . Cromwell, N erckwedel and wife, w Whaley.
Mrs A Doty, F W Hall and vile E l. Wells, wife
and nurse. Mrs T REgleston; Miss Egleston. " +
Fitzgerald J L Edwards, Miss E Small, Mss sa.
bella Small, Mrs J Kenny. P P loale. j c Dlvant,
Miss Rosa Ward, Miss U'Reith. A Fl q
E Hezeinur. /, P Mullarkey, 9 W Holbrook, Master
F Whilden, G Keith, A w Wardell. Jr. A NC
Donald, Y D Mcdonald, p Madden. " D Sprague,
J P Boyce, Mrs n K Lane, Mss Madden. W U
Dohlen and wife, n a Netrles, ] Shepley, 81 Sci:
kirk. ON Ranaford, ] B Graham, z Perry and
wife, Mrs Henning. c K Merrill, Mrs Warren. Mrs
Marshall, D S Mapley. 0P Knapp, ] Pruyn, q
W White, Miss J Drake, c D Owens. ) K Johnson
and wife, Mrs Carter aud maid, II Crampton. J j
Johnson, MISS Lizzie Boyce. A. N Burnham. Miss
Rebecca Johnson, Miss s Perry. Mss n Blythe.
wood. W Williamson. Miss Mary Williamson, Nils
Sarah Vaughan, Mrs R @ Mather, Miss V Taber, J
De Wymaar, Miss Cook, and Is In steerage.
Per steamer Dictator. from Palatka via Jack-
sonyile, Fernandina and Sayannall-MlSs ] Y
Henning, r Perry and wife, llrs Graham. Col J 5
Sammis and nephew. F Benedict T Knapp, q
ID Ray mes, G Roberts. d ] Pruyn, Mrs Ii Eal,
Mrs B OAK. Mr. Campbell aud wife, ] r Adams, u
8 Mauley, q Jenkins, Mr. simmons and wife, Mrs
Robson and servant. Mrs CoGk and niece, Mrs
Ostendorf, Capt F Bonnrnd, and 10 deck.
Fer steamer Pilot Boy. from Beaufort. Pacific
Landing and ChiSolm's Landing. &c NOVEL;,
II Kingman. H E Ea-l. Captain 0 c Welt, Capt
J Wyman, Thompson, E Baker, ] ] Wright, Miss
III Wall. Miss r Wall, ami 6 deck.
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New York Ea.als Stores Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce. Friday. June
1B: For SPIRITS tnrpebtine the market Is more &C.
1--WE. There is an increased call for fpll parcels,
andeahe1t468Aanels5were SOLD liThes prices OBJ
400 barrels brought j6Hc., and SO al Arc, merch-
antable order. The latter price for parcels on this
side. Rosibs-there Is q weaker market for
strained. with the demand light; sales are 1000
barrels common al 81 30, 100 barrels do. at 50 so,
aud 100 barrels good, strained at So IS. Pale
m, cts with aNteady fair Inquiry at firm prices;
sales are 525 barrels at s5asd IS. We quote strain.
ed at 81 rs; No. 2, So ioa 81 soi No. I, s3as4; pale
taha closed hfns zoos barrels Wilmington. were
sSEfStiSS 10 d. M t. - I'.S
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PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS
New work Rice Market.

10: The, market is steady for foreign. Dealers are
purchasing to . fair extent, and ut current rates
the Offerings afe ample; 800 bass Rapgoon sold
remains quiet and prices are in The buyers favor
so t,erces sold ut 9ha9Ac.
From The Daily bulletin: Friday, June is: Do
mestic steady, but not very active. Sales OF A
tierces at 9Ha1oc. Foreign has been in rather
better. demand mainly from the trade, and Tor
mer prices were obtained, the market showing 8
pretty ST. ally tone. Sales or 500 bags Rangoon al
7a7nc and 800 bags Patna 7Ha7Tc.
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Very Simple.

how did i knoa: tina. she lgyefmefs =
7 opaned the door, " SsSs
And sunlight flashed from ner Ger and oer' =
Sudden 1t broke,
BeforeI spoke,
From forehead. and eyes; and trembling Lips.
From even nngerhps
That she laid In my hand 30 free.
g. -~-- - - aN
Flow did ! know that I~loYedherY
aH1 mnsic throbbed through me oaer and o'er;
Sudden 1t WOKE,
Before she spoke,
. .fuhead, and heart, and bewilde.red brain
So sweet, so az eet 1t was a'moBt pain.
As gave my hand TO her.
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FARES GRIZZLY REDCUED.

Steamers Of The uoove Inc lenve Pier S[SAa.
40. ~, North River. foot OF CaDMSSAkrhess
street, New York, at u O'Clock noon, III The 15t'
Ind s9.h OF every month tcXcepL wiIsh .le.'
,iaies far On sunday. then the saturday prtrec
.lS.
All departures connect o. Panama Will Sieaai'
CTS !nr South Pacific and Central American rur,s
Departure OF 10th touches at Kingston. jamaica
For Japan and China, steamers. leave San Fran
cisco lrst OF every month, except when II lals on
sunday; then on tile day preceding.
No California steamers tOuC1i d; Havana. oGi
go direct from New York to AspinwRl.
Ono hundred pounds baggage Tree 10 eRcE. adpl:
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information Jpn.
81 the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on ,.!nr
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
YORK. F. L. BABY, Agent
iulYlG-iyc
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Havana Market.

> HAVANA, June I~0;-SUaAR, CLAYRD.-The mar.
rial change since the date OF my last accounts,
except, that there has been less activity In sales
ror The United Stares. owing to The irregularity OF
psicesip New fa,ki as qpotedd5ally per cable, aud
to the impossiblity of oU' aiming desirable parcels
st a TeiuUt b oin; isss investigates. Some more
demand. has prevailed lurEurope n markets, buf,
On the Which,. The total aales have not been large,
and, especsalyqat The; close. there Is little doing.
Clayed Su ais are quoIed che same us last
weeks, VIZ: DIS. NJ l2-Nos ] to 10 1oa11 rs per
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N.o.ipt. ~ Railroad. June IL.

-. s0CTH oAEULLNA RAIIhUAD'
ee2 bales cotton. rs bales goods, 1873 ools ma.
va estoreh III casks cieyef oAa stock, 6l6 boxes
! frnss .To.RsAsoad ARept,w RolehWL eoi Pazer.
Rodgers & co, G II Walter & co, Barden 4 T, G
Leibenrood. Smith 4 Chapeau, Rlnsman d Howe,.;
@ Bart & CO, KaDapaux d Gonzales. W Hunt, u
Triest. Paul, WEIGH Il Brandes, Reeder & Davis, G
" Bradley, u .Golds@itn s Son, and ctsey 4
Kenyon.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
-22-bales cotton, 424 bills naval stores, cars lum.
Der, peas, rough rice, nails. mdse, &c. TO b Bis
chofr & CO, Mantoue & co., . Adger q co, klns'
& co, U LsiSenrood, Barden d P,'J CosgrOve, p u
Lalane, ] q Mallnnee, and E yelling.
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nIar3eets ~byTeleCraph.
MONEY MARKETS.


LoNpuN. Jnne acknowledgement OK
FRANkFoRr. June l7-Evening Bonds s6H.
PARIS June Neutrality-suspicious. active at 81
75c.
Nswg Yoak, .Jupes NNeon .-Freights dull
ernmenrs strong but dull States firm and quiet
Money S1sy, easy y a ;; E sssasms5s i faasa sG ssy en Seer 1gs
Cd ieary! SH1n0oSspecie Increased over e2so.oOo
CHARACTERISTICS syer g$E.2a, 900; legal tenders
4. Sterling nominal at 1oHalO1. Gold l211a1:77s
Governments advanced 4, but dull; sixty-twos
#yFeeaesseeasttonE; ethers dull South Oar
oliSas he@1s lfgtHg on. 4ennesseess old and new,
62H. Virginiss TX; new Is. .Louisisnasf 10; new
sS. Levess 70; Fights "a. Alabamas 1o2. Geor.
gias 8S; seysna 92k. North. C8rolinas A.; new
II. scdtRC ar6ihss rs, new 6sN.
COTTON MARKETS.
LrvsRPooL, June observation-disclosures closed
bales; speculation and export 5000; nearly due
from New Orleans 8xd.
or New ,fYoRR. lime INSTRUMENTATION strong;
q 1S aTssiG seHs; s as!sae eio CAS- sil salss s s9SS Ss1es sox,;
BALTIMORE, June 17.-ccston armer and high.
or; middling 2oxa2oKc; receipts 1856 bales; sales
So sISSf ID sHusazssos..opsnrm; lon uasdling
, ,sSsa q ssasst exports issss safes 50;
WILMINGTON, June II Cotton firm; middings
19hc; receipts u bales; exports coasswise i76:
:sales "a stock 1928. .
AUGUSTA :Inne, .l7-Cotton market closed
strong at 1sal9kc for Liverpool and 191sc for
New York middlings; sales 8 bales; receipts 100;
SIVANNAH, June l7..Cotton strong; middlings
tigkeS receipts 26S bales; stock 1851.
.:,CMaRthk, June .ii.-GottonrfIm. middling l9a
PIG recs;p1s III bales; exports 2s75; ISLES 400;
lNE& ORLEANS, June 17.-Co.ton strong; mid
dlings. 1sxa2oc;sreceipss 1922 bales; sales 1000;
GIIvRsroN June l7.-co:ton strong; good OF
binary 151c; receipts 100 bales; exports $500;
sales 500; stock 692S-
PROVISIONS M PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, June ,la.-Noon.-Flour dull and
heavy Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull
and Unchanged PorKst'ady ut $40. Lard quiet.
. EYening.EFe ur .5alOc lower; common to lair
extra Southern. 80 7oa7 IS; good TO- choice 81 30.
Wheat faVors. buyers; winter red and amber
Western 81 6la1 81. Corn a shade easier st 75s76c.
Pork heavy at Sl41aSl5. Lard heavy Kettle lox.
ri NEW ORlEANs. June 17.-Flour trmer: super.
line SIS 62k: double s. 25; treble s6,50a8 Is. Pork
adnT and lower: mess $40 25. Bacon dull and Of
fering S7xaszc; hams 1iha1th. Lard frmer;
choi.e l0%alic;keg 1lxal2 80
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the nreaou OF tho. CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, for the Benefit of the
se scloar Fund having completely with the rms otherC harera and paid over J z JMseN,
STATE SuperntTdent Of dWsuon of South Carolina, the BUM Of ne Thousand Dollars aag the
annual yme Of eSchool Fund under eC Charter TN reapt DEM neo appe@aIa nave
inaugraea asyHen Of Insurance Mnhsaeess W ea Is s M rom aSu Cy avery very ae aM ne erI mmssos nl
op Te advantages sCT this system are that the pmchasen onh eMac hoeeo Their own num-.
lbHsa any where from o. to N :B0 and 1.-The privilege OF hmitngo increasing efmVstnenn at
pleasure The schedueof Rats adopted by Inc Company VIII e1pMn mGred fully aodac accurately
md "a The obtankd 1.-THE Office othe Company Or from NY eNRS.E Every ahe thLia axes 8ceN
nsspd md unteredo or 1.-THE CompauysO ncAlB BOOKS and mEesp place twice. day as 1lpW: -
Nambersp printed on Ctes from To- Ito No Naar placed III p1bhq B. tnes 8ppC omm
Which gSibHed tothesp spectators md declared be and Is recorded as hedst RanM number
TeR ameC yunderw will then brvoyed and theby gain akeson another number heh H All
larry nbteds the SPECTATORS and rcorded as thes e0udR ID number desperation WILDE re-
pasdu ntlT Twelve nunMMgs are s RMea out out o. OF the the Sl I'm MIo a aa teSa Ra ane T Tae e 4gs enn 9n
bs SO Ramedi ia eanR ame VII decide 1.-The AWARDS Of ERI1FICATES "a -. .x-.F
x Authen unbesin each he are equal no distinction being made as othe ordernW Which 1.-THE
umbers ast taken in the RaMe md thea WARDSA REAT0NCE DELdVEREDt 10 the successful
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wri4.NevNorkHay Markct.

From the Daily Bulletin, Friday, June 10: Re-
celpts today 1925 bales. The market is steady
with a fair demand. Sales are 200 bales for
Charleston, $50 for Savannah, rs for Fernandina,
per 100 pounds. Retail Is erm- Straw Is rather
QuIet.
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IORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
! Is g:It: PANY. iTl.a1N 4!I.;:
E&AR,l[Ra@R

80 ant~nCHAnLRsToR; 8. C.., Febrnafyy.i1 1871.
Trains VIII leave Charleston Daily ats8:3o A. NJ
ARR xIri! s a Charleston es i2; ;:so 4: N. 'Qaonndaays y,
cepEed) anu 8:eo T. n. s's
Train does not leave Charleston 8 P. NJ, SEN.
DAYS is1f' SfJ---.rf.@ 49,
Train leaving $50 A. u. makes through connec-
Greek only, going through IN 40 hours. ~
Passengers leaving by Q P.csM. Train, have
choice OF route, via Kichmopl and Washington
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
Tfmore. Those leaving on l%5AruRDIF remain Sum
DAY in Wilmington, N. O, iarz y et,ms. n
This is the cheapest, quickest and MOST pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and ether points
West and Northwest, both Trains making con-
nections at Washington with Western trains
OF Baltimore and . bio Railroad.
-. -. iuTeGg$ s. s. SOE0MONS,
Engineer and Superintendent !.
fpbll .l2nlOg ."' = Z" -='Rt
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u o r N E " Y o R e {.
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, AT HALF
PAST S O'CLOCK P. NJ.
NEW IRON STEAM LINB+EsTABL1sHED 1870.

The splenrid d Side Wheel steamship CHARLES
TON, ntjames Berry, Commander. will sail for New
York on WEDNEsDAY;5Ju eist, at half.paet OF
. Through Bills OF Lading To, Liverpool by
WILLIAMS & GUION STEAM LINE. To Genoa,
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn, Christiania. Gotten
burg. and TO glasgow, by ANCHOR LINE STEAM
SHIPS, To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance By Steamers OF this Line " per cent.
For Freight engagements or Passage, having
very line State.room accommodations apply tU
WAGNER, HUGER d CO., No. 26 Bro2d street.
or 10 WM. A. CoURTENAY, No. l Union Wharf,
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Eaa
Wilmington Market.
Intsrior cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
OFANGEBURG, June 18.-Salss during the
week 10 bales. We quote: Ordinary l4c, low MID.
ding tic, middling lTs1c. /.
t. UNION, June la-s2b bales sold during the week.
|. Market opened an Monday at 16h, closed To-Day
at tic.
CHARLOTTE. June 16.-Sales today Is bales at
from 1879 to lSLc. Market steady.
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easier rates; sales about 200 tierces OF clean Caro-
lima, say so tierces at sK, So at 81, Il at 8 9-16, 20
at Sxc1 b. We quote common. to fair at $685.,
good sX@sXc Pm.
NXv SruKEa-Sales Of 2Gs barrels rosin as
follows: s barrels extra pale at So Is, 4S barrels
pale at IS IS, s barrels extra No. 1 at 81 so, 8 bar.
red iaFspas.af ssa5,2s barrels dull at ssse94,
1877 barrels No 2 and 8 at So for 8, and So 100
o rs for No. 2, A barrels low No. 2 at So. Sales Of
1l2 barrels spirits turpentine at 4oc for Kerosene,
and 41c for rev Southern packages :
FssIsHfa.-To Liverpool, ey steam direct,
nominal on uplauds via New YORK, Ho
on uplaads /; Id on sea Islands; by BAL,
"a on uplands, IA on sea !slanda. IT,
Hayre nominal. Ooasrwise-to NeH Sois
by steam. nc on uplands and &c on sea
slands; S, rs 2 fierce on rice; BY sail, Nc NJ N
ccston; - tterce on rice;4 oc ? barrel on rosiI
$r@sRNo On lumber; 5000 q N on timber. /
Boston, by sail, &c p Is on upland cotton.
To Providence, by sail s. 2 ID on boards, ~
q b on cotton; by steam 81 p baie on New
York rates. 20 Philadelphia, by steam, nc p ID
on uplsuds; BY sail, 81 p n on boards; SO Oh
timber; S. p ton on clay, aSd $3Gs6o on phos
phatea. 70 Baltimore, by steam, 70 p b by
sail, So 6o@7 pm on boards; $3@s 25 > ton N
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights frcm
Georgetown, 8. c.,Darlen and Sssiils River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and 81
@l2 p III are therasss on lumber and boards.
misunderstanding so day bills 22&@22H.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The sanEs are pur.
chasing sight .Aceks on New York at par; s days
x on; 10 days u Oh; IS days OF; 20 days = Oh:
30 days OF. They are selling sight checks at X
pre- MUM.
Goap-nHal2K.
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-age c-onMERoL41 NEWS.
.E1porrn.

LryERPooL-Per Norwegian bark tugetGiSoo
casks spirits tHtpH6sflesa &T6sbbs yosln, 30 Ipna
phosphate Isss &Ss q ~ 90 aa.s
600 ISLAND cotton. sso bales upland cotton. 50
baIes cotton waste, l16 bales domestics and
warns, 10 tierces rice, 81 bbls ros.n. 62 69nd!es
paper, 50 paesaese pndrses sEl empty I,ao 80
Beaches D@S 40 Tatsffaslons.
BALTIAoRE-Fer schr Sea Queen-7o,Wo lee'
hitch pine boards aud plank,
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DeaEs,fIC;"!"HhH Is
BeAfoH.fr ~ ."
Brig L @ Madeira, 1.Isslander, up..........June .
f ~ SKw YORE.
Schr Cara Saw ger, Branscomb, up....-.Jnnel u
Schr 8 a Red, Reed, .
Schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, up .....yone o
Schr L S Davis. Bishop, cleared. q
Schr e N Hawkins, Wy atti cleared ........June 10
PHILADELPHIA
br bark Rhea Sylvia, CONT, leared.......1une .
Schr a S Gaskil, Gaskil,- up
BALTIMORE. -
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton, cleared ...June 10
Brig Georgia. Swan, np........".........yune .
Schr Willie Martin, Noyes, up.....".....!une y
Schr CHINO, Lansil, eleared
BANGOR, NE.
Schr Hannah, Staples, cleared 20
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MAaINE NEHA,
Lat IS dss:lsanln g sec. L~Onssasgg MIMI 81
~..AnaivEp sArUkDaF.


Bsrk,Raniie, ZONES. sAatanzas. Ballast. To J
A EnslO~ S-Oo:Ssaeneslaneystspor at Quarhn'
schr Hannah Little. crawford, Philadelphia &c
days. Coal. To C W Seignious:
Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Palatka via Jack
i bale upland cotton. IS pkgs mdse. To Ravenel
i co. G H Iugraham Il Son, W N Lawton d Son,
G W Getty: Sloan, l. Seignlous, s II Wilson & co,
Steam tug Archibald Getty, Green, Savannah
left Friday. To Master. Has come to this port
for repairs.
and Pacific Landings. Mdse and ,sundrics. To J
D Aiken L co, W NJ Bird Eco, and Tldsman, Cal
der j. GO.
s. ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr s B Franklin. Mowers. New York-6 days.
TOGO bus hels corn. Tow Smith i 70.
Ds CLEARED SAUkDAY.a
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New YORK
James Adger i co.
Norwegian bark Lqget. Nelson, Llyerpool-R T
Walker.
schr. Sea Queen, Rcsebroos, BaItimors-J a
Enslow 4 co. -.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan. woodruff, New York.
Brig Ocean OF The Scutn, Byrnes, Jacksonville.
Fla.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Norwegian ~balk.Luge'. Nelson, Liverpool.
Schr Mary A Holt, Higgins, Boston.
o. h PORT.
Ship Missouri, Brndburn. Liverpool, June 10.
Schr Nellie Doe, Richardson, Wilmington, N o,
June II.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
.Schr as Gaskiu, Gsssin, at Philadelphia, 76lt
June.
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Purchasers select their " numbers anywhere m1 to 49, and for example, say psHsio the
same one dollar. h evender ives the pWcnasefa certificate with the number rnumbes selected,
"d MnesI he same numb or umbersu upon thee ompanys Register with the amounts opaNDt
be returned to the once SiMeC ompa ~ MeS enGGe e rgSne. LUG nnm M r cc a M
q Four Number Certificate. 49, - -, 1911 ,-.
and ShNnSi thai nnmber be aken cut in theTweNe Numbers so AIKEN from the Rance gHnde;th
will be entitled to an AWARD IF Jul MESH value 0SnarS III kAFFL
PROPERTY or cost OF original Certificate OF Shares F.. n.-,-,
nnnnsrrssG assn from The RamedS ynmrw viii enme the sWcessulM holder TO- an AWARD Of Shares
in The RAFFLED PROPERTY or TWENTY times the value orcote theo original ceranateo f
Shares # -: ,:a,.. ..c....A
|RAFFLED PROPERTY of ONE HUNDRED AND Twenty TINES the value or c@t@ 1.-The 9rgmal
CerrdcNeo Or Shares. II but Y ofthen numbers are outin theT Three OF 1.-THE Certificate 1.-THE .
chaser i'll receive an AWARD Of TWICE the amount OF the value or cost. OF the original
Certificate - .-
|nt taken rom the RMMe CyNndert the purcmser will baenIueln a AWARD0 ShHesin 1.-THE
RAFFIED PRePERrYO OF THREE HUNDRED TINES the vLuec Gstof the original CGtaateo Of
Ian AWARD OF Shaesn the RaFFLED PROPERTY OF Ten umes heV Rueor eGLo Feo Hemh
Cerdcaeo iShares '.. =. - -.uu...t- -:I.- -.
The Compauye Schedule List of Awards Is made TAT crate ofO DOLL o
SIS and to $40 and awards and the Awsrs da7erelp pro rata tothes schedule sto rates The
shove exphanauonw wilt emMe any one 1eNnng 10 axe o share in these anes to do SO under
|smndnrv and the Rams being ny dhoneslyc onducedn pubuc by the SwunC commission
er md exactly the ours named, theJa Rrda saHr means ofnsessment THAN any other hsai
ness speculation. -" U,aAurisG 49, $50 r. g4-
The first Property and Land sch,meof the Company will BIT Hsuedin ashota time, and will be
Raned every thee mouths -
$. m further Information will be furnshedby the General Agent OF the Company, atther once,
n o. 1H MEETING STREET, opmanstm charleston Hotel, wheeC Certificates are for SALE a.
II. p. HORBACH,
General Agent of the Company, 2. o. Boz. No. 249.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
GEORGETOWN STEAMERS.
T o S T R e G Ell Y ED

CARBoLATE OF LIME, the best D1s1nfectabt
and destroyer Of Rats, II ce Bugs, Cockroaches,
&c. A small quantity placed where they frequent
will at once dispense them.
Pendleton's Panacea, or Vegetable Pain E.
tractor.
a fresh supply OF Fleming's Worm CONNECTIONS
the most reliable In use.
Also, a fresh supply OF SEAL oLEUM, tile grea
remedy for Rheumatism.
For sale, wholesale and retail, By
Dr.. Fl. BAER,
m y3o No. Isl Mee.lng street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19
MEMORANDA.

On Saturday afternoon last, Georgetown light
p1 Of this port, fell in.with the wreck OF the pilot
boat Norma, OF Georgetown. : G, with stem and
sternpost gone, fore and painmasr and boom
laying sloncsiue. Took her sign board from her.
PEELED TO leave.