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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-18

In a short time the irosts, aided by rains
and winds, will have scattered plentiful sup
ply Of leaves over the woodlands. The leaves
can be made 10 do excellent service on the
farm. They should be carefully raked togeth-
er in heaps and drawn TO the homestead,
where shed or some place can be found in
which they may be stored away. They may
be hauled in hayrack by weaving ssme corn
stalks between the stakes close enough to pre-
vent them from falling through. A large barn
basket Is a conyenien. thing to load them
WITH and it will be surprising how many loads
may be gathered from an acre Of woodland.
They make very excellent bed for hogs, be-
ing TO some extent the bed provided
for them BY nature. For sows with young
pigs they are the best bed that can be procur-
ed, as there Is no danger, when they are used,
OF the young pigs getting entangled IN the
bedding and crushed. AS source Of manure
they are valuable, they rot easily and have
good fertilizing quality. Elm and oak leaves
contain large proportion of potash and
leaf mold, or the decomposed leaves, make a
valuable addition 70 the soil of flower gardens,
orfor p0tting plants. Where manure is scarce
and where is il not :-leaves should be the
first resource whereby an increase may be
made.-Ex.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-18

A Michigan dairyman has lately published
his method of packing butter. He has oak
en- tubs with heads at each end. They are IA
inches IN diameter at the top, 0 inches at the
bottom, and II inches high. In packing, q
cambria bag is made to fit the tub. The but
ter is packed in tub as it stands on the small
end-the sack being long enough to extend
above the edges OF the tub-and is pressed
down firmly until within an inch and half
of the top, when a circular cloth Is laid over
it, the edges Of the sack turned down over
that, and a layer of fine salt placed on it.
The head is now put in its place, the tub
turned up, and the butter IN the sack, of
course, falling down to the ,Ottom, leaves a
space all around it which j. filled with brine
poured through hole in the small end
When full the hole is corked up tight. The
butter floats in the BRINE and is eifectually pre-
served from the air, and will keep tor an al
most indefinite period.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-18

The editor of the Germantown 7elegraph
has kept cabbages dozen winters in per-
feet state, in the following manner Plant or
set them up IN rows as they grow-that is,
with the roots down-till in with soil pretty
freely, then make a covering by planting two
posts where there is y fence to rest on, or
four where there is not, allowing for pitch
to carry oil the water; lay bean poles oppo-
site tlc way of the pitch, and cover with ccrn
fodder or straw or boards In using in win
ter, use as much as possible the sun side and
up again"
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TuRNIPs FOR M1Lcm Cows--A recent Eng.
lish writer puts in strong plea for turnlps,
accounting them considerably superior TO car.
rots or mangle wurzels for mich cows.
The milk induced by mapges is large in sup.
ply, but OF poorer quality aud not nearly so
productive OF cream rs that resulting from
the use OF turnips, and the ta,nt given by the
former root is more Objectionable and less easy
to obviate or overcome to passablc degree.
For carrots the only recommendation is the
absence Of all unpleasant taste in the butter
rs the milk is neither so abundant nor 90 rich
as that obtained by turnip feeding.
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CAFES: SAFES!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-13
-COMMERCLAE NEWS.
The charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
STORES Market.

STORES Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON Nsws.sJ
MONDAY EVENING, June II, lstl'1
CorroN.-Tne market opened firmly, with a ialf
insnlry, and advanced Kc p h on receipt OF us
patches, but closed quiet. Sales about 400 bales,
say 2b as ls@1sc, 1 at 1G, 90 at 1SH, So ats, at
1sA. o, at 1sx, IL at 1884,, % at 10, IL atleh 50
onSp!fgate -ms. We qaote:
/. ~ 8 l.. .apooL CLASSIFICATION.
o:dlnary to good ordinary
Low middling Io9sS-
Miadliur ........:
Strict m1ddlng..
R1cE-The transactions were In Inferior grades.
Sales about so tIsrces OF clean Carolina: IL at 7H,
90 At sxc a ID. We quote COMMON to fair at 81
@sx, good sx@sc. 49,
NAVAL ~ToREs-Th sales to-day have been Al
bbls rosin, as follows: Z bols extra pale at S. 2e''
90 bills s 1896 =, . bsls No atsS So; 80
bbls low No l at 81 Is, 1853 bbis extra no az "
o. 40. as to quality; IS befs No 2at sal, a?ols
No 3 at 1922 05, s .bbls black al 5. TO- . oo's Gun
and coachwheels atAs4.! There were 30 aales OF
spirits turpentine. -. r@i.i..
FaE1sHre. I'd Liverpool. by steam direct,
nominal on upiands : via New eYsrE, ho
ON uplands {; Id on sea islands; oy sall,
IA on ~uplands, N on sea Islands. 10
Hsyre nominal. Uoassw,se-to New 'ioIh
oy stcaml -u2lands and &c On STA
Stands; s, ? Rtleree on. rics.pysssih Hest II n
cattons--R tterce on rice: Acc = barrel On fosiil;
s1aS RMonlumber; $500 aMon timbef.a1i
Boston, By sail, 10 R+m o.. upisad- cetseu.
70 Providence, by sall S. p Y ons.bcards, &c
2 h on cotton; by steam S. : bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c . ID
on uplands; by sail. ST 2 NOE boards; 50 on
TIMBER; So = ton Oh clay, aSa saga so on phos
phates. To Baltimore. by seeaAa, go q b BY
GaiE5 Sc o p ID on boards: SSS3 IS ton IN
phosphate rock. .SYe.selas sresan demand 81
our merchants to take lumber frelghtR yen
Georgetown. s. c., Darien and Sati:ls Rivat7Ge.,
a1d Jacksonville. Fla, to Northern ports, sndps1c
or = NJ are the rates enturnber and boards.
Misunderstanding co day bits 22192ax.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Tie sanSs are pur-
chasing sight checks ON New York at-par; S days
4 or;io days X on: IS days : or; 20 daysEon;
soidays = OF. Theyeare selling sight checks af Y
premium. So
GoLD-llk9I2H.
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Easton g. Co.'s Cotton Report fc, the
Week ending june q.

NEW YORK. June 1o.-'HE MARKET.-1n our
lsst port The market; eli sed steady at TIC for
middlings. Saturday there was IL lair deuianI
n, N spinners and exporters, stimulated by the
favorable adyieeS from abroad; sa'es 1880, m d.
dlings lsbc. Monday the market was active aud
e1clt.d, based upIn repo' to Of short GRIP grow
Ing s~pinners and export ers purchased freely
sales 6s41, mlttlsi, gs isXc. Tuesday The market
opened active with Il good demand for srlnnitg,
at irmer prices. I,uL clnSt q with ItsS disposition
on the part OF buytls to pay rht advances u>Heil hy
h"lders; sales 1871, nii, hugs 1910. Wcdutsias
there was o fah demsrd from >IlhnerS aud eX.
portcFs a. ca Ter prices cccas.oned by weaker
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New York Naval stores Market.

From the Journal If Commerce, Saturday,
June 10 /: Spirits turpeniine is mere In the sell IS
favor. 7f"ye Is more inquiry 10 full parcels, and
q lot Of 200 n5ls sold at acc, closing firmly az This
price. Beyond this sales are In smalllots ami
foot up 80 hsis aJ 46c; 100 bills at 45kc kOsins-
There Is less inquiry for strained. dnh the market
Ia more in che buyers Iavor, with a lull parcel
offered a. 81 60. A very fair trade IL reported IN
pale al fiji plSes.g TAe.sales are $50 bbls pale at
50 SO; 200 bbis.coSnnsi9 q; 81 So; 2Co bills srrained
cs 81 Gu; ECO sb6ls Mop at s3;;sseej nbls al SIS 5Oa
Q 25; 100 bots palel2t s5, and 100 hhls o at 81 20.
We auoIe Eo2 o. $9sI6a5;5 No S3u4; pale 81
So GO for Washington and So fur Wilmington.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Saturday. June 10:
Domestic Is again In only aoout he average sup
ply, as neid BY the trade, and with u fair looslnE
call, prices are Grul at tie former range sal9So OF
100 tierces Carolina at ehalQc, Foreign not very
active, ouS still some httle movement current,
and sellers insisting upon and obtaining without
much trouble fuil1orfner prices. Sales oil 400 bags
Rangoon at 7a1Xc and $40 bags fatna ut 75ss
7Xc
From the Journal OF Commerce: The business .s
good to-day both 10 foreign ond domestic. and
with moderate supplies steady prices are 6 trent.
We notice sales Of 400 bags Rangnrn at Ia7Ac,
SEQ bags Patna at 7AaSc. the outside price Tor
new, aud lGo tierces Carolina at sAalvc, The lat
Ter price for choice.
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MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPl's
- ~ rHKoreH Ling &C
GALIEeRNIA, CH INA and sAPAN
FARES GREATLY REprCEp.

Steamers OF the aUuve i:releare Pier 40
No. ~ North River. fna,. OF CaaalE&a&SZt.
strict. New York, at 10 O'Clock noon, OF the l5tt'
end 3Oth OF every nCntll except when the
-sates TAI OH Sunday, then the saturday prssy":
Eng.
Ali departures connect al Panaina VIII, steam.
ers fer south Pacific and Central mtric:n acriS
Departure Of 18TH touches at Kingston, jamaica
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Fran
cisco first Of every month, except wien & Tails on
sunday; then on The day preceding,
No GaIlrornla steamers touch q" tlaTana. ol
M direct nom New YORK 20 Asri2wa!!.
Z G,.e hundred pounds e~agSeGef-:eto each aGu!i
:ieGicipe aid attendance Tree.
Fer Passage. liaEe:s CT Other REFORMATION app!
III Jhs COMPANIES TICKET OFFICE, Oh III,
wharf foe! or Caral Street, Moth kiver, Ne:
.crk. 7. Z. BABY, Agent.
r,iyIt-iyr
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N.,y yorG HAY trarket,

From The ally Bulletin. Saturday. c 10: The
orders fer tina most part are small. the receipts
light. and market firm at the tIgures mentioned
below. Straw sleo with better receipts No
change on other grades. Salts Is ba es Char.es'
ton, 81: 20 do Macon, Ga, 81; so do Pilatka at 81;
so do JAG sonville At 81; 20 do Portsmouth al 81.
Retail hay no change, r"pge 81 l5a1 10.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
IN PINi. -
aEs
0nARIEsroN, 5. o, FsbrnuiaTEy u. is,

CHARLESTON, s. O., February. II. 1871.
Trains viii leave Charleston Daily at $50 A. n,
and 6p.A. =. -, -; x.
Train does not leave Charleston 8 p. NJ, sex.
DAYS -ft 80
tion TO New York, via Richmond and Acauia
Greek Only, getng through in 70 honrs.
: Passengers leaving by 65P. Miriam have
choice Of route, via Richmond and Washington.
FRIDAY by this Train iay over OF. SUNDAY Ii Bal.
timore. -fhose leaving onNSATrRDIEremain Sun.
DAY In Wilmington, n. c.. -
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati. Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, bMh Trains Meking con-
.nectQns at Washington with Western trltus
OF Baltimore and y hio Rhnfo8d.
r. - : 500 S.S.feoL0MONS, -
/. 81 "a Engineer and SupeEntsndepL
P.L GLRAPoa, General Ticket Agent.
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/. 5ewirs Masmnrs.
THE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE.

DOUBLE LocK ELASTIC STITCH.
This Is the most simple and re!!as;e Two Thread
Sewing Machine IN The world. II sews direct
Efrom two Threads, and IS SIS less than any other
fHrst. class Sewing Machine. Samples can be seen
a. No. l55 MEETING STREET, opposite Charies-
| Ten Hotel. sole Agent for The STAKE. S:1b.agents
wanted through The State. Address w. 5. BIS.
SELL. Charleston. Also agents for Home Shuttle
Hand Machine. SOS. apri' tuthsemos
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MARINE NEBS.
Lat q def n min IS sec. Lon 1qaeesr inlds7 SEC
4aEIv59E

Ank1vEDs
schr Hattie Coomba, uSsfnesoh' Kew fbfSS;o
uayE <addHe .E2p X.Roach g. co. Adams. Damon
AScbEBN @dS5&, eRS cameron, Barley d CO, n
SEfE4S& &FRk4t 20, Kilnck, Wickenhcrg " co.
King 4 Gibbon. Mantaue& co. S K Marshall Il ca.
5 Z Railroad Agear, W Shepherd , co, CIV stiles.
Ytedeman, CALDER 4 %. A L Tyler, o. Wieters. G
W Niliems y CO, Capt Bradley, Douglas & Mil er,
FA.H Aoranams. -
+. ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
|, schr Ann S Dess, Garbatti. West Point Mil. 58
ocs rloe. To II Bischon i co. ?.
Received from BENEFITS MIL. 90 tics rice. TO
" G Bee i co.
AT QUARANTINE. -
Bark American Llcyds, from Havana.
FROM THIS PORT.
|. British bark Maggie, Holman, Gravesene' May
80, for London.
Schr Lily, Hughes, New York, Nay S.
Up FOR THIS POhT..
The Romaine, Young, at Liverpool, May ri.
Brig Louis G Madeira, Moslander, at Boston, 9.n
June.
Brig George. swan a. Baltimore, jane 9:
Schr Willie Martin, Nnycs. az Baltimore. June 8.
Schr Chino, Lansil, at Baltimore, June 9.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodhl-,, a. New York.
June 10.
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Q. r " F. w Y n 6
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 49,. AT HALF
PAST15 O'CLOCK p. NJ. S

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
saiT Yor Ney.IY orsol TUKspEY, 'Jnna.l {; at half
past 5 O'Clock, P.>&.,e rom Pier NO. 2 uuior
Wharves. ~
Through Bills Of Lading to Liverpool by
WILLIAMS d GUION STEAM LINE. To Genoa
NaplRs, Leghorn, 6hrisHania. Gotten
fburF. and TO Glasgow, by ANCHOR LINE STEAM
SHIPS. To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance BY Steamers OF this Line Il per cent
ysry fine State-room accommo Citations, apply co
WAGNER, HUGER L. CO., No. 20 Broad street
or to WM. 4. CoURTENAY, No.. Onion Wharf
iunIO-3
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Wpliral.

The DIAMOND GLASSES. manufactured by J. =.
SPENCER j. CO., New York, which are now orered
tothe public, ore pronouhcsd byall the celebrated
Opticians OF the world ro'be the MOST Betfect, Ma.
tural Artificial help to the human eye ever known.
They are ground unler their own supervision.
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together.
aud derive their name. "Dlamond, ~ on account;
OF their hardness and briNiancy.
The scientific principle on which they are CON
structed brings the core or centre Of the lens d.
rectly in front Of the eye, producing q clear and
dstinct vision, as IN The natural, healthy sight,
and prevent ting all unpleasant sensations, such "a
ghmmering and wagering Of Sight, dizziness, &c,
peculiar TO all Others in use.'
They are mounted in the finest manner, III
frames OF. the best quality, Of all materials used
for that purpose. Their finish and durability Can.
not be surpassed.
CaUTIoN-None genuine unless bearing their
trade mark stamped on every frame.
u LIAM,
Dealer in Watches, Jewelry,
Sterling Slverwale and Optical Goods,
No. 307 King street.
oet3l-stuthlyr Charleston, S. c.
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sdvices nom aproad;; 'ssles 1928, mitultngs tsxc.
Thnrsday the market was dull and a furtheI ae-
slime OF kc was submitted to; sales 443, natddnugs
lehc. Yesterday, the market opened qules sMS
unchanged, b6t HItremorefaygrahl9 9uvicess sST
abroad, became MKzhefsand lcfosed WIN au ~;
vance Of nc; the demand was moderate sno
mainly TO meet the wants OF spinuers; sales 1878
middlings 19Hc.
Upland New -
ord,narv'--.S. Ib - S15k.- !. 15Msr 3l5H'
Good ordinary ..l7H Tx l7% INK
Low middling. ..lsX 1875 1SA 10
-Mtdsiing .leX -l9H 1sx 20
sales Of the week 1852 bales-inclrding soS@
to s%pinners, 242s TO spectators, and sIss 70 eA'
GROSS receipts at this port for the week l2;6ss
bales. ainuellss September s9e, aae Bales asaiiss
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Receipts by railroad. jane IL.
soC1H CAROLINA RAILIoAr.

1865 bales cotton, SO bales goods, 70 bbls naval
stores, 10 cars wood and lumber, ! car stock. 10
Railroad Agent, w = Courtney Il co, Pelzef, koa.
ters d co, @ " Williams L. co. Frost &c Adger, A D
Gulngan, G Fl Walter Geo. AS Smith, Wiss d co;
VIM o Bee d Co. B 0Neill, Ward!aW Il Care%. 4
Mure l. CO, Smith Il t~hapeau, Kinsma & Howell,
H E Granger, ] q Malionee, = NJ EacGer, loan q
Tiedeman, Calder & CO.
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EOR NEW 70 X h.
OLD LINE NEiv YORK. AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS.
ESTABLISHED 1875.
SPACIOUS AND ELEGAxTDEcS sTATE.RooM.
1875

=
sssss-..=zZZ==.
| MK|EAaSs7E..4sz
THE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID
T side. wheel Steamships OF this Liue will sal! from
AIgeras Wharf as follows =. ~
=. O'Clock P. II.
JAMES ADGEx, SATURDAY, June .fh, at IL
- 'o'cio6k r. u,
MANHATTAN. SATURDAY, July lst, at O'Clock
p. NJ.
81 Insurance y per cent. Ivy this Line;
1S- Through Bfils ri LadIng given on Cotton IL
Liverpool, Boston, Pr, violence aiiu inc new Eng
and manufacturing towns at the lowest marHs
81 s,a,e-rooms may be secured in adyaapce
without extra charge.
For Freight, Or Passage angagements, Apply te
maya4 !ANES Apofh q W..
E11oR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
THE LIvEKfooL AND GREAT WESTERN
GEaa STEAM COMPANY GI5sss
viii dispatch one Of their lrst-ciass, full power
Iron Screw Steamships from
rIER No. A6 R, EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AS FOLLOWS:
NEVADA, Capt. GREEN.......:.Nay "a, At a ~
WYOMING, Capt. W~uINHERAY.M May 81. at N
NEBRASKA, Capt. GuARD......June 3: at NJ
MIME sofa, Capt. 7. ". FREE.
{, al $50 Il VI
IDAHO, Cart. PRIcE....".. June IL, at p -
MANHATTAN, Capt. FoRsYTl June i, OF p d
COLORADO, Capt.T. F. FREEMAN. June p, at
WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAMS. June %, at P III
Cabin Passage SEQ, gold.
Storage Passage toncc No. % Broadway $50,
s 'fsSaftns a&aSra,sa3sSS:ea
WILLIAMS & GuION.
No. So Wall street, n. y.
N. R.-Through Bills Ladlug toLiverpool issued
the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection With the above line.
For particulars and rate OF Freight apply 20
JAMES ADGER i CO.,
WAGNER, HUGER 4 CO.,
..ms,s Or WIN. A. %CoUHTENAY
DAeIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP ooMpl's
- THRoreH LINZ &C
GALIFsRNIA. CH INA AND3APAN
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The Norma, Ranisch, # m,B Riyer, S z, Sr-
rived at Queenstown May 20.
The schr Carrie S Webb, Brewster, from George.
town., S @, arrived at New York lune 9.
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.WEgDv FAMILY FAvdRITE ~Locs+sT:7cs
MACHINE.
are tie tes:' IN use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly IN!
r,ents, On easy :esEis, Or 'or cash. Az kl1ti t..
Machine attachments &eeGles, Cotton. white
black and %cclored,j SILK, OH, Scar. st.. &C.
Repairing as usual. CT:n.ars anu sdSAples o
work sent on application. .
D.. 2. EASELTON,
Genera, reale- In FIRST Class Sewing ma
chine ana Material, No. 3oI King strsss,.
aug17 charleston. -. "
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|IHR CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF The
F. r. EE SCHO ND +,
CHARTERED ny THE STATE OF, SOUTH CAROLINA,
Have commenced the Distribution of Awards in Lands
and Tenements, Diamonds, Jewery, Pianos, Organs, Haarps,
Statues, Gold Watches, Silver and Plated Ware, &C., BY
Rattle, and will continue twice a day. at IL N. and T. A,st
the General 0Aace, No. 147 Meeting street, Charleston, sc.
.4 .ss-.tt

The Directors of INT "cHaRi BsroN CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, for the Benefit sshe
Free SclI Fund, havng implied with the terms oil htTC Charter and paid. oT 10 T. r. !HnSgs,
state superintendent lEancsnono Of south C%M1, he syn Gum @ sd g m s bSG nna D .nnnn@ sanR MW
|nnhrurSWd a syse m orInsmauceCe uncaes which is surrounded y every degree Of fairness end
EwwMR mMT In vice Tay at twelve 81 and Five p \, in public under hes upeuntndence of
The aJyaunees or this system are,ha The purchasers can have herhceo their nun.
|bNso py WGeer from TO- luN 0T, and the privilege of limiting ornTeasng herauvesment at
Measure The &hedue0 Rates ulopedb by Inc company will explain mrcfu uy aud accurately
ma AN me Mamed A. The MeW theO vmpapyor fmla y yvepders Every Rsmet take paceE
|Cass1 audi numbered on the Company GMckh Bucks and es place twGea m% Mo Low =
NUMBERS printer on Cues from Nd 10 No IS, are RcedA FIN push0 b. the Sworn Commits.
Toner in Usy Rne CyMder land. are well shAen. A boy n1oded[ lakes one OIL these Cuo@
which in exMbuelM he pctaorsa sand declared o Ganhi recorded as the first Rtnel number
Tie Rsne Cylnderw IHthen brcyovel, ant !heboya again takes onta another NUMBER wEeh SMmi
peat d mil Twelve umbes are amed Tout Of tie Cylinder aid, each nnmbery VIII ber recorded on
|m hcrl Boossn theC nnpanYu the rider III which It is Iaken nIhcR Rattle These TWeVen num-
EbwsM HnMe In each TAIN will decide ALT AWARDS OF ERTFlCATE> - -
An ten u Mbenm each Eats arc equal 10 stncuep beng male a 70 e Ps hs9faT fa a srntaA ne
numbers are laeu IN the Rafe an1M the NAR * A II DNCE I'thE INA succ@eNW
CERTIFICATE HULDER-. ~
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nORT 04LEyD1R,

PORT O4LENDAR.
IooE'S r1isyS.
full Noon, Sd. / holr, { Minutes. morning.
Last quarter. 9th. 7 hours. IS minutes. evening.
New Noon. 18th. 9 hours. 8 miinu:cs. evening".
First quarter, 18th. s t0l:s. 81 niiilutes. evening
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5hlpp1r..

nS{I23H{16 - ." -
PaIILaDELPHIa,B BOSTON.
N TIE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
THE nne Steamship FALCON, Haynie. Com
,mander, will sail for Baltimore on FRIDAY,
18TH June, at hall past 4 O'Clock P. III.
rs Philadelphia Frelghts forwarded 20 tina
city by railroad from Baltimore without adti
r;iGaal Insurance., and Coaslglees areallowed am
PIE rne Ntosarnp1e and sen their Goods ircn
:he Railroad Depot in Philadelphia
For Freight or Passage apply to
PAUL O.. TRENHOLM. Agent,
junl3-A ~. 40. -2.Gnion WnarvGs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-13
EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE WARDS.

Purchasers select their own numbers anywhere from to is. and nr exs"ue, say pays fol- Me
ane 81 Msi hN same ub rT numbersup the unrinys Register with eamountso patIto
M@" pTmI TO tbs vre Of The C5mpahy by the eGr before LIE Rattle takesp place Purchasers
-mys aec One Number Ceritcde, ora Wo Number efMcIe,t ra inree Nunner CeruHcae,o
8 Four Number Certificate.
ASugc Number certificate means asnge numbers eecedp me ouycra yWher eIpm 10 ~
Gbomt that lumber bell aiken cut in the Twelve Numbers So aNn from the Rsme Cylinder the
WI be entitled to an AWARD D. FOUR 11MESthe value olShars II Tue RAFFLED
PROPERTY oc Dto ftheu original CeMucate OF Shareh 49,. -
A TWO Number Cerilcnem means nte WI numbeaa The Certificate COME outtn theT Twelve
|sumheuu Nn from tile RnnedC Cylinder WINE nte the successful holder 10 an AWARD OF Shares
in The RAFFLED PROPERLY Of TWENTY unes the value or cost Nthe original certificate
Shares
Twelve SO aiken from the Rhe Cylinder will entle the holder to an AWARD OF shresn Lhe
RaFFItDP KUPEKIYn II ONE HUNDRED N TWENTY TIMES the aue or cost ofhe0 original
.Cethate OF Shares II but Two OF ne numbesa are ut nlhe Three on the Certificate the p:
chaser Will receive ar AWARD of TWICE he'a amount of the vre or cost OF the orghal
-.
Four Number Certificate means if the onrn immersion theC rndcste come out in the Twelve
SO taken from The Rane Cylinder the purchaser will be entitled TO an AWARD OF Shresi nthe
RaFFLED PROPERTY u. THREE HUNDRED TINES the yue or coto fihe original CHtcteo
shvs. Hmt Three the numbenon the Certificates eGMn me Rafe the purchaser VII receive
an AWARD of Shares IN The RAfFLED PROPEaTY OF Ell finest II vaueCrc Cost Oh Tile oHsmu
Certificate ofShaes
A ner1nm ay invest In aCeriHcne Of hares in these RAFFLESan amount small orlT large she
peaMa The Oompanys Schedule List OF Awards is made ortat eraeo of ONE DOLLAR o
CERTIFICATES butt lnd wLbc Issued fh eyaneof & 5oandb cents also H. a. ST. IT,
above xpanarUn win enuMc any one desiring to take a share in tmseH arrs 10 do ounde:
and the ahss being MMy aud honestly conducted IN puUuc by theS Sworn commission.
err and exacny at 1.-The hours amcd, they afford ser means OF nvesunentm hn aS other essf
ness SPECULATION.
The first. Property Ind Land Scheme dthe Company will be issued a sh@tu time and Wilt De
Rafed every te months Il tn
any further information will be furnished b uee General AGENT OF The Company astheho ONCE
No. l7M MEETING STREET, oppostethe Charleston Hotel where Certificates are for SALE
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