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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-07-13

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Is desirable article for all machine. 1 have
used and tested all kinds in the market, and
find from actual trial that the Willimantic Soft
Finish is superior to any other, and recommend
it to all. We keep full line of colors and
white. Call for the soft finish, that which is
not glazed.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRtvhl.S

vGh Arenue HotCi-Thc Hon. OakeS ,:.,,%%I, Ainrs,
.. 80 xass,chusctts, the Irv. br. Howe ~ f'I,,nS,
~, ~ unmcr A Nelson Secretary 80 STATE; Grh MthS-
n and cen j. X Anderson "f Virginia. iIc Hon ~.
1Sa,en - Aibemarie Hotri- EX-tiov LawrchnM1, M W
ph"dc island --- 81 Nicholas Hotct-lndr" ni'' ~" -,
OHIO, Gen G.. II. En Of Missouri, Jam, -,
TiIiinchast of Albany, "\- Mayor ,iiis ,,i,S' :.
N,,c YORK HoII-Col. W II. Reynolds OF I'roN'"e"'o.
- 81 Dcnis H1hi Capt. IOb"Son. T. ;. HiNHt; p,ch
o.on3 Central Iiotcl-(icn. John +. Mulf"rd oi h"n
.,onJ Hoffman HOn@-ticn. Charles i'T,hs
Washington Z. u. Worcester of Albany, ant VII, tj
VI, N R,slnn of (unnCci lcut. -.- ftiFfh""" '""'
~ ~ Jnhu Bowie Of I0nion aud John l@nYhlhun o. o.
Glasgow. h'"W""",'. ~ I1',, l i su.,d ot
Rrrs. Vi G., Of Delaware and The Don d T. "p''' VI
kput
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders
.of the Union Ferry Company. held in Brooklyn yeser
DAY, the present officers were reflected
The Managers of the Ladies' Fair of the
Memorial Presbyterian Church, now i'll progress at
Apollo Hail. aAOo rdging whatrer. and clam to soil
at moderate prices.
The hriOn Vocal Society held its 10Th an
nual meeting at Arion Holl. in ST. Markspace, last
evening The treasurer reported annual receipts
Amounting TO $50 80; expenses S?7s4 &c; deficit.
ssp4 81 assets, S.3S3 ~. Tho following officers were
elected President Frederick Kuehne First ViccPresi
deut FrIz Berger Treasurer &. Idcr Financial Secre
tary A Errh'lf; Recording Secretary, Augustus Wed
dircn; corresponding Secretary Won RiuI lAbrIrIal
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION

n. ,,t.n,s pc-- nft strong bet A' yea" DO" 'n'
The u.d hoe and ema'd for 400 "'
bb, Of application show their baoefa 'nno'nee
noon becomes evident observer that some depressing
eh.lus the development OF the body Consumption e' o. ''
peb.p the youth removed from hoo and sent into the county in
oos Of the wont Removed from ordinary d'eron' os
eve, changing scenes the city the povs" the bod, TOO m'fa e0
,.h,d g,e rs. h.,u rural exercise thought" are 'oe'
inwardIJ upon tb'mselvea
patient e female approach Of tie men'es ''se Tor VII"
a. the symptom which to sbo" Der as pow"
N ddsipg The cbi with the bloom hea
pcrs appetite grown by what fed on The ene'g'''
N. ,,stem are and the whole economy derange oe
end which bodJ and mind undergo 70 A
pai change child looked for IN VAN Ioe pfe''
h.sr Need, .D,.ty and grave bot waiting for IL victim
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
HEL, M ROLD'S
EXTRACT BUcHU
For Weaknc.s Arising from Exccsses
or Early Indi-crctiOn,


nded With the following SYMPTOMS INDlSPOSirloN ~ hAh"
rIoy, LOSS OF POWER LOSS OF MEMORY. DIFFICULTY OF
BREATy,j GENERAL WEAKNESS, Horror Of Disease "eaA
COLD FEET weune. Dmnes' Vision Lanso Universal Las
aods Of the Muscular system Oen EaoOO, A''e 18th D'ppue
s,mp,ous Hot uasls Flushing ofue Body Dyna Of the sin Pshd
CooD.nape. and EKUPToys THE PACE PAIN IN THR BACK
e.pe the EyBts Frequently Black sYO Flying before the Eyes,
Nth T.m,onr, susuon and Loss Sight, w,p Attention Great
Mobility, RESTLESS NESs with Horror OF Society Nothing more
dh 70 ,cs PATIENTS than Solitude nothing ttev dread for
fear Of themselves. no repoe manner oanes'u'ss no sJtrA0h
bat burned Transition from question to another
THESE SYMPTOMS. II ALLOWED TO GO ON-WHiCH THIS
MEDICINE INVARIABLY REMOvEs-sooN FOLLOW LOSS oP
POWER PArrrrY. AND EprLEPTIc FITS IN ONE OF WHICH
THB PATIENT MAY EMPIRE
During the suyen,rndenee Dr. WILSON the BLooMISGDALR
ASYLUM u patent. Reason had for
tune ln em and both of epilepsy They Of both and
.bou. twenty yess Of age.
Who .y hes frequently followed BY those
drefai d.~s INSANITY and CONSUMPTION, The records Of the
INSANE AsYLUMs melancholy deaths by Consumption bear
amt wtu truth Of these assertions In LuDatc Auns the
Auehoy exhibition sppa The cOuntenanee actually sden
and quite dtsi,a, gref Should
s.und Of be voice ,ecu il 10 rarely articulA,e.
With woiul despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled'
rge the existence Of the above diseases and symptoms
are Invaluable gin Of chemistry for he removal Of
the coLs.foeDteA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS |
lAnDouOcenepSi
BURNETr's COOKING EXTRACIs are the best.

IT GIVES NE PLEASURE TO INFORM YOU COS-
Crhss0
Bnoscsrris.
rs TO A J.rxEs EIpxcro.
RANT aSD rIRscrroys
shOuanr KpIRY; = ON.
srxxH Hn, orr
y.sn, pcC1or on RxPEc1oR,sr
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pKsscRIBiye> IS
rvss HE VA NJ srcm woIlsc wor1p DIE
ooscavprD rHx BrpfcrOnAs1
A-orn.k 1kI. To JOY.
EoI PtIS
.cnsD SIscx HAVE crRnD DESPERATE c.sB oy
Cnovr ~ira IT. asD o1HEH OF BnosoHrs rHKEs
5 MEDICINE yoR TIM rgKo.1
irS.s EvEk rsEp 10
IOrR sAKIsG IT,
Yr1ss ..rrrh. Lsn.hurrs. L+srpf Cecpty alpn.
PRINCE kNOXEMOFP is coming tO Gotham
With The And 4-a ns Of k,oI
North AD~ran Broadway sell.
h-dcr Tie "a. tb,
i, '"n - T. sstn,trs Get set ooe
si b. aJ'rtf.,s Sa0 'e LApr.
He ~ A BLoNDE.-Thc Grand Dukc has
hh~ ','-. r' tine Ie"iy sn All Is rood uOns TnE
fhKESeI. rr~! show BIN fr tie
.
Sl i,e' L"nt
tiH 'LAIset.r sit "~Httd 4 sci BroaisA
UDOIFIO WOLrES SCIITIDaM Arrow Arit
NNrATfh hr"Ls J fr
%.st 80 t. H. 'i'n'i Aho have l"ntr
Hth The proprietor
'"i IT, l '''t'' - a. "ii~,, ,' rsv~ & str oa.
81 To- loo Fpr
erotf ! l's"ftti SIli
sALd u~t.cAi Irsrt;ol SAnu. ,,r ofh, >bc.
&" 10 Is. :. ,sI' IKE. lH Frlton-s;, M stairs.
hr Nskbts itFl l. -..ond .l,'
s" brit tab. ib"T'io'' ,"a s''' a. N..UAus
TIE REST PLACi' ~ Nrw~l urh to h,v RrII-
ArLS WA1 49, fNt DArO>p. ...p. n,I
-TsAIN" I"t NJ ~" q 'ii"o =, b.a"ti. '-;.
BLEACHING, CLEhNING, an0 blLI\G NirICi,
OIL L"a; ~ '''f''1' f" fN'n''-. 90 t ff' h,t...
Jr.dw.J NJ" ,afit' '''.i EV.s. q. ',..t.
PUrgc out The morbid llummh of thc Blood
a., q hoEk. PiLLN 4ive
.r tssirs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

The PHnpPY MYsaERH.-In. The NEWS OF
Thursday last we published several facts In rela.
'4lonss the disappearance o. Mr.. he Buchheit,
stating that he had bsen arr eSted In Louisville,
and brought back by Detective iHhilippy to1Au.
-gusta This Information we received from Au-
gusta, late Wednesday night, by special telegram,
from a perfectly trustworthy correspondent On
Friday, a paragraph appeared In q city paper.
whether or not authorized BY Detective Phillppy,
we are unable to say, ] stating that Mr.. F. had
..qnterviewed' Mr.. Buohnalt In Louisville; and
then permitted him to proceed TO Wisconsin, and
that our statement, therefore, was. erroneous.
Now 1t will doubtless surprise the friends OF ar.
Philippy Tor perhaps it will.not surprise them at
ally when we inform them, upon positive suthorI-
ty, that the facts given 10 The NEWS Of Thursday
last were obtained by our correspondent 10 Au-
gusta from Mr.. Phiitppy himself. Mr.. Buchheltis
still ia Augusta, or 1t least was there on Satuf-
day, the date Of cur correspondents letter. We
hays.no Interest In following the fortunes OF Mr..
Buchheit, but we cannot pass by such an innuendo
upon the correctness of statement published In
THE NEWS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19
Hotel Arrivafs-June II and 10.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
o. M. Sadler, South Carolina; John Smiley,
]. F. Broadbent, Baltimore; Z. P. Hyde, A. ".
Harmon and wife, Savannah; A.. S. Blanchard,
Matanzas;.Dr. D. NJ. Burgess, Havana; F. l..
Chlds, steamship Charleston; ]. D. Budds and
SOD, Columbia; Mrs. NicEerson, Savannah; Hardy
Solomon, Columbia; Major Jas. H. Pawley, h.
McNau, A. 3. Henagan, Florence, Joseph Bramel!,
Savannah.
Jpo. Nettles, Northeastern Railroad J. W.
spicknall, Baltimore; Jno. Kelly, Philadelphia;
Phil Ryan, New York; Michael Shannon, White
Hall; H. Andrews, Savannah a. G. .Bagget',
Columbia; oliver Hewitt, Graham's; Mrs. Malone,
Georgia; J. W.. Edwards, Wright's Blun; James
Campbell, Colleton; ]. B. Little, Sparkling Ca
tawba.
Mills HOUSE.
R.. ". Daphley, J. W. HOFFMAN. Philadelphia'
jas. E. Storey, John Smith. Washington; D. O.
Seymour, New Orleans; q. P. Kingman, Beau
fort; o. G.. Welt, Bull River; Jno. Campbell and
wife, Mrs. Bail, Mrs. 4. Oak. J h Allen. Jno. s.
SamIpts, e. q. Koppel, Jacssonytlls; Jas. Fite,
Philadelphia; Herbert, Virginia; Majnr Pawley!
4. B. Henagan, A. q. Marin, A. A. NOVEL; and
wife, Baltimore; Geo. "; Baker, Newfoundland
VIM. sundsr4spd, John Clements. Texas.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19
APsRdsIEtiioHsD.4pruo oanty, q hs

Observation-Disclosures Oanty, 8 .hatd
looking citizen OF color, who would have done
honor to the Commune, was arraigned before
Trial Justice Brennan, Saturday morning, charged
by Venus Manigault with Q malicious trespass on
her premises, in Society street. 1t was shown
that CaDty had attempted to pound in the door OF
the prosecutrix, Informing her, wilhelm the act'
that II he. succeeded he Intended to take her life.
Prince defended. himself by saying 1t was all a
Joke, but tile justice failed to see the point, and
sent him 10 Sheriff Msckey's Hotel for five days.
Board free.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

THE, BASE BALL MATCH.-The trial OF sklll
between the Palmetto and Grey Socks Base Ball
Clubs. came or on Saturday evening, at the Cita-
del Green, aud proved a close and spirited con-
test throughout. The Grey Socks Club Is oom-
posed OF members or the:artillery company at the
Citaees principally OF Company q swto seen: to
be old hsnds-wi,h the bat and ban: The scores
differed but by one. or two during the game,
until the Grey Socks onbssa the score being 20
to II. The PaiicetSgesare elsg4ths leading clubs
OF the city, anaaAsl6pt b sfstnelfsnrst nine on
the Geld; otksfnspMsselsIm that the result
would have bsanatIslsn5
Just before the CLOSE Or the game, a large
crowd In the rear OF me STRIKER kept pressing upon
the rope, which had been tied about waist high
TO keep them back. and several times got in the
way OF the catcher. He at length seized a oas
and made at them The crowd gave way QUO q
scrimmsge ensued, In v hich they were eventual
ly forced ont OF the gate. From the street they
kept up q brisk FIRE, OF brickbats, but a charge
8 from, the clubs soon scattered the .impromptu De-
sieging forces, and q sentinel was placed at the
gate to prevent further intrusion. The only
damage done on the occasion Happened TO Bat
which vas severely injured by q blow from q
Idarkey's head.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

ELRor1oN.-At a meeting Ut the Carolina
Independent Boat Club, held on Saturday even--i
ing, the following officers were elected /: @. ].
Hrguentn, president; ReSsussure Bull, boat.
master; r. Aston, coxswain; B. ]: Rowland,
-Jr, secretary and treasurer. lot, .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

IxduEsr.-Deputy Coroner A. n. Mackey
Colonel Taft being absent en- account Of iHness)
held an inquest yesterday morning over the body
or q colored infant on Thomas street. Tie EVIL
dence showed that the child had been stubborn,
and the jury rendered o verdict accordingly.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

The PORT ROYAL RAIRoAD.-Mr. 8. C. NH
let, we learn from the Beaufort Republican, has
returned from the North. He did not bring the
money with him to build the Port Royal Railroad.
IN fact his accounts about the prospects OF that
enterprise are very dtscouraging.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

CRUMBs.-The telegraph along the liae of
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, we are
pleased to learn. is nearly completed, and will
soon be ready for business.
Bishop Davis preached In Columbia yesterday.
Watermeions are becoming plentiful at sew.
,enty.oye cents aptece-a large price for q small
melon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

VIRGINIA MILITARY IssrrrurE.-we have
received an invitation to the ball to be given to
the graduating class blythe cadets Of thetlnstt-
tute at Lexington, Va, July 4. Our thanks are
due to Cadets ". J. Magrath, ]. L. Johnston and
L. B. Hank, OF Charleston, to whose pollteness
we are indebted for this kind remepbrance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

THE ACADEMY OF Music GsAND GIFT Co.'S
cER1s, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary &.Co.-Mf. Eben Coffin, suo,sgent for this
splendid and attractive scheme Is now PREPARED
TO sell tickets for the same. Applications 10 be
made sahim at the onice OF Mr. E. NJ Aorelapd,
1s6s1sBroad street. sIsfhayzs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

ExcvRsioS.-Palmetto Divfsion, No. 1, Sons
OF Temperance, will go on an excursion trip, at
3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, June TO- on the
steamer Emile.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

WoFFoRD CoLLEaE.-The annual celebration
OF the Preston Literary Society OF shls college
VIII take place June 9th. GeneratJohn s. Pres
ton, OF Columbia, will act as president. The de
bate for the day is on q very pertinent subject
sought the plea OF political necessity ever to be
admitted as an excuse or palliatton fol violating
the constitution or laws" Affirmative ]. E..
Carlisle; OF Charleston, and W. B. Burnett, Ashe'
VILE, n. O.. Negative J. E. Webster, OF Union,
and J. E. wanuamaker, OF. orangeourg.. ME- J.
a. Bryce, OF Columbia, will deliver she valedictory
address. ye
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

ExEcUrIvE APPo1NrAENrs.-The following
app ,intments were made at. the executive de-
parsnent on Friday: J. F. O. DaPre, county
treasurer OF Ab.eVlle, vice Russell, removed;
Thomas N. Brayton, clarendon, treasurer, vice
IN B1tler, resigned; J. I. Thames, auditor,
vice B. A. Walker. resigned; 8. E. Graydon.
notary public, Cokeabury, Abbevnle County.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

Tag BLUE RIDGE ~RA1nRoAD.-The Columbia
Phuulx, OF S iturdaE says: ."Goveruor Scott has
returned TO- the capstal, and brings the gratifying
Intelligence that arrangements have been per.
fecsed In New York for pushing rapidly forward
the wort. ION the.Blue Rldse Rsilrost Colonel
~mhonfas Steers, Wen known throughout the South
as an experienced aud thorough railroad man,
will see to 1t that his portion OF the contract Is
completed at the earliest moment. 10 for oin-
cInanti and the Great West.'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

1 DESIRE to inform The people of Charleston
and the country that they can buy q better and
cheaper Sewing Machine rtom me than they can
elsewhere, and now is the time, aud No. 81 Queen
street is the place, to get Q first. class. Sewing Ma
chine, either new or secondhand; 80 come one,
come all, and let me serye;ytea to q No. / Machine.
tun1e I'll LuNsFoRD.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

FIRE .ALARM.-The< alarm of fresansEtiday
night in Market street was NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
net 10 Mr.. Buero's. house having accidentally ig-
nited by a lighted candle In the hands or . Ser
sy9at. The fire was quickly extfpsulshed without
any ramage beyone that doue to. the net and a
nealthy sosre to tire height ors. No bells were
ring. .a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

RusrssssE x IRIopEss-THs NEWS Job Office
IS now prepared itslasnish sooa sn..salopss. with
business cards bffntei thereon, st$4 pei thous-
and. sendsxesr Iorders:s aessff merchant and
,iisiness nan Should hsvsSRsi card prtntsdo0
Ills envelopes o.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19
CITY AT FAIRS S.
" Auction Sales on First Page.
Meetings This Day.

Citizens of Ward S, at 8 P. n.
Phoenix Fire Company, at s P. Il.
Sumter Ride Club, at 8 p. N.
LADIES' Memorial Association, at s P. II.
st. Andrews Lodge, at 8 P. n.
Carolina Dramatic Club, at 8 F. n.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

TIE ATTENTION OF WATcH-BUYERs is called
10 our large stock OF wslthan Watches. These
watches have been long known throughout the
Cnited stafes az the oest and cheapest IN the
market. AL watches guaranteed.
W. ClRRIHGToF & Co.,
marls No. 256 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19
B.VEIN ASS IN OF C+b 8.

aLG4xE Your ORDERs.-Ths patrons Of. Mr..
FsESezJein, and all who have experienced the
fruits canned Of q visit TO his frst-class Grocery
Establishmeat,l.a s No. 2ss King street., willsbe
glad to learn that he Is now prepared 70 take
orders for groceries ct their residences. Orders
7Insy be left on Tuesdays and Fridays, aRd the
goods will be delivered free Of charge.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19
auction Sales This Day.

William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, cutlery, straw hats, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

TIE IRIsH RIFF CLUB.-At an adjourned
meeting of this club, held on Wednesday evening
last, at the nSl Of the Palmetto Steam Fire
Engine Company, the following ofhcers were
elected: isnes AshssFsn& e $lessasnt;J J. J.
Hfst vce.presldent; b.: dfNenl, second
vic e.presldent; q. @. oonklin, third vice-presi'
dses; James F. Walsh, secretary; AZ Kenny,
treasurer; p. Clesry, nrss warden;' e. Mcguire,
second warden; Pr: May, third warden; J.. F.
Maher, fourth warden; ]. F. Byrns, 9TH warden;
f. Corcorsn first d~irecsor; q. o,Brleq.l aecond di.
rector; I. ]. Kennedy, third director; 8. F. Daw-
son, fourth sdirector; ] J. Drlscoll, nfth director.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

A BOX, containing one quire Of Note Paper,
with Envelopes to match, for 25c., at
=. = CHAs!c q HIGHTER's,
may13-m tgt = Hasel Htreet Bazaar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

sA-sxAS =,
dnaarsfhe m~snsTemsnt 6fProfssspHES F3HelNss,
xhoERnfhis sssistanesiofhS1a1a3ANs14dfe
from tbstafkbsics xSras6EgfH9Ge&ppfgdassn
snpeRsaponn = osnvaSs issoahsf5Hy bet nigh pung
spspths east wan OF heeldfCainsdraEIa!lEises
sratbealtiful pictures. The dom6rfs.at. PeHfs
rd,e q L magic .beforsi Assatoniahsdss$y@ sithe
a;semslsa inDdsardE ihsh Conference.-The ofss-
tspsS SSdprnerS esca mofusbesgtifufa6asRs
admreaisan aiftHss had pFsoedsasss
SW8Mnssfe.ert tos&dessstptv1. atsiHeMNn
ptfsform : Bspad and splr5cpSegts 70 Ay.s4e
noussnud lsshts efisnterns, torch srd candqaknaa4,
s4sstrasf pfoJeessd from te mdin stfnst1ze,
p3ught tha speaker iato fun. and oSnsnsnaSpps
tiSx. 0rer. this portion Of the slsratRrensa
nisedS q Gothic aroa and crossfentRmsfsy5th
etsasaas Above all stood the INSCRIPTION .atUShrles.
ton-toina, With the world,in honor TO- the Holy
Father. - :,
At the CONCLUSION, the ruins OF tae pathedral
wess nlxminsted by Bengal nresr thrpsine Q
rossats,Ane aver the scene. aud. SstpGsng The
Eeastsbls pile, into bold relief. ,.Tns immense
nplnberIor spectators present we're snrapsursd,
aadSooad not aase theIr gaze.
6osAdet&:tp be celebration, In Charleston, OF the
f6pesJ6biiee, IN occasion long to be remem.
4aroG. .Esmythingpassed OF admirably and tee
s~shtnnen Swho protected tffs 5jeb, andshad
chatse Of the arrangements, merit the highest
rSfSessyssps<s..G9 ~ -Hg:.xs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

BILL HEADS printed on tine paper at %; y,
IS, IS SO and So SO per thousand, according to
lie, at TIE NEWS loh once.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS intended for pub
5ica,ion In THs NEWS, must, in all cases, be paid
for In advance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

:: CHEAP esaoLaTRs AND SHRTNGs, In stand
ard brands, Just opened at :
jun14.wfma sroIL, wsBp i Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

Z The ADaER LrNE.-The attractive comforts
offered by this favorite line Of New York steam
ships sustain their patronage in heavy volume. and
notwithstanding the advancing chsractsrsa q tne
season the ships at each departure show q crowd.
edtpuslnesa The ine Steamer Manhattan, left her
wharf here on Saturday last, and the lists OF her
Yassengers and cargo, published ELSEWHERE, VIII
show the large trade doing BY these faVorite
ships. The vegetable and fruit business oontln'
ues In surprising amount, aud tomatoes, peaches
and waterrnelons are now added TO previous ar
ticles 10 this way. Among the last were q lot OF
i've hundred melons by the Dictator, from Fori.
do, which, were plaeed en:the Aanhatfan In ele.
can't order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

a GOOD AssoRrxENT OF WHITE P1QuE, at 20
TO rs cents; cheap Nsinseok Muslina, 20, 25 to IS
eesnts; Plaid Nainsook Nuslins, at % cents. The
above goods are very cheap. Just opened at
Jun14-wfm3 SToLL. WEBB d co.
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CLUBS n SrARs. James Galllard, lodged
.onthe charge OF stealing several articles Of olsth.
ing from Mrs. Lawtou's house In Montague street,
was turned over to 8 trial justice for prosecu-
ton.
Samuel Drsyton, arrested for disordely con-
duct and using abusive language to the police IN
Elliott street, was sentenced to pay a nne of$5
or spend five days In the Kouse OF Correction.
Mary Williams, lodged for being disorderly on
,the.streas, was sent to the House Of Correction
for ten days.
Bena Campbell, reported for sseping her yard,
4so. 8 Gadsden Green, in a filthy condition, and
having hogs in the same, was ordered 70 remove
the swine In twenty -four hours.
Theodore Tu"ker, lodged for being intoxicated
and assaulting a policeman on duty near the
Battery, was:afscharged afterSa hearing.
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H-F~ -.
TIE MANY CHARLEsroNIANs and others who
have been conveyed to and from the seyeralrail:
road depots In Columbia to the leading hotels
and other points, muat have notice, that AgneW
i %. were the proprietors Of the nne. which
afforded So much Accommodations. We now no.
tice by our Columbia exchanges that Mr.. John
Agnew rstires In consequence OF the increasing
trade in his hardware and grocery business, leav.
ting Mr.. wen Daily, the active partner, sole pro-
prietor. Mr.. Dai5 has q fine stud Of animals, and
an excellent assortment Of x6tGlss. and with his
thsessgh experience ipssGShsalbsas his success is
RRssead doubt.
gsssEam scel6asn, iMUslaks, war
rxnksd 70 wasns asassfssGasaasgsss@iseDssde at
jun14wfmss SxeLts lNRBBESo.
.N.-s
GRAY JAPANESE GIofas, aad Hat-Mourning
Japanese, in pretty styles, Just opened at
jun1l-Yfm3 SToLL, WEBB d co.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

The Lancet, August 21th, 1870. says Of thissRdreee
pslratlon: SIT il quitsass patent q Chloride Of ztnc
or osrbolIc Acid, and Is at the same time non
poisonous and devoid Of unpleasant smell Of every
kind. These qualities VIII, NO doubt, Insure it's
being extensively used, and a. no distant dstoiwe
may expect it to displace the tantiseptics which.
are al: present in vogue.n a.. ,FsB.i