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III IIUIIH II1I1I, II
DIN Saturday. December i6, 1871.

- I :l.,.,, - l. ri. will
the fubiic i1,pta,i ~ IN, ~ t.tElsT
"s. ,,fnrTSTi1IE Ky
~ ~ nnnn,,,i,nr TX 1871
ON SntufNat. nSttni" S1n i ao',h c'rro,-
nUO tickets Hi "oiillssloll Jlu c''c.i ~ S"'
cEi hHt 'ishft' ~, IT,, ra,;S,ornj Latter. ,hn
Tickets VIII De sr 10y rtI','I,'H 'nnn, nr.
money 40. , t.,L'' i's't Irnf,
GER t; c ." Of four quarters value
EAcN lIe"tI coTatSi> =. .n - aImisSinn
S-.u raEh. INC n"lut' !, '.'I" ~ ,i on
|" tue concert, any, 80 t"' ''''"' VI '"N So
AWARDED T." !. or ~ irHttiTH ,rrc ,;u h. Dis
S""V.oVo ~ i;ii.,.' j., ,;f,. ,f from,
trlhutc0 u h"arrs "l 'Nh i,r ~ W l,;mn
Sltn,WH, the hlShc'ts l" ol"V' ''c ''"'S'' '''''5
~ gifts IN all ,..,.
The S"nccrt Is l"T tllr oeiE n. 20 tnr
Pubiac library oi aAtnN!;
HE CITlIESS nANN OF hEN - nr
tEEK, nm! l'c 'orI "t" "uiI' ,,,',' '
the lion. Thomas r.. hra!hctt'' NY ' u:
OF Kentucky, and tWchtE-scvch "i tl!r ''i"St us
lingul>hcd ana resprrtapc cllA"liS ~ TIE 'tle'
The undersigned, tate rrihcpa p"Si''.', '''',i''-
ger of the very successful !,l't e"hcert !"f tH'
benefit oi the Mcrctilc Library ~ 'C;, ia'l'H
co, has been AppoiilIcd agent aH" -"'''S'' w
this Grand Gltt Concert: .:,,.,..,;,
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s~ssUFESSFi5.N.IL.
4 MPrkTA NJ y T. VS.

IMPORTANT NEWS
to the
PEOPLE OF ALEXANDRIA AND 81 Il
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
Dr. VI. WE'LL, Optrinn. has opened Il tor"
al Mr. j. y. Grib's, and would respectfully i'll
wife all L. come ami convince themselves, ns
ain sure can please amy "nc VIII" gives me !.
raIl In this business | also l,tnulnrturc El t..
Glass rs To- suit every eye and vision, II" mat
ter what size and price. | MS" keep very larS'
stock erTDlS III every description, from the
lnrg,.st t. the smallest, and Of good quality 10,
r,.lhrr with many other articles usually i,''.nd
IN = stole III the Kind. Please call and my
new goods, without tnli.
pr. NJ. WE'LL.
oct :r;-:.ui No. III King It.
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POTOMAC FERRY CO..

NFFICE POTUMAC FERK1 CO,
~ Washington, February 10, ISL.
Steamers OF the Potomac Ferry C"mpany Will
make their hourly trips hrtw""n AL .0s"' I.
cXamdrin ami Washington rs follows: .-s -
Every hour, from y. n, from each rtE.
Las. trip III 4 Il. m. from each city.
The steamer WAW ASSET Will mA;" tvs
trips Il wirk :" Curr1man, Come river :,!rd inter
mediate Ianding> the FlnInac~. inG
Washington on TT ESDAI for tu"run.n a'
on FRIDAY for Cone river at - IN, and
AIry%ndri:t ut Il. III.
: :. ilDWISDN,
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TALL, 1871.
FALL ISL
E. J. MILLER.
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
China. Glass and EarthenWare,,

No 10 King street.
l. now in receipt of his FALL STOCK, wiirh
embraces everything to be found in " &Tst-rInss
Crockcrv store to which he invites the attention.
If country merchants and dealers genera ~.
His long experience i'll the business ana cXici'-
siyc acquaintance with the manufacturers, rilH-
blcs him tu buy goods Oh the most !aynraa'
terms. and will sell them III prices that will COIN
mare iiuvorubiy with those OF Baltimore o: c!tics
further north. Call and examine goods am'!
prices before purchasing elsewhere. oct '',"';;'h
UNDERWEAR
Scotch Wool and Mcrino Vests for gentlemen,
VII sizes.
Ladies' Merno Vests AMI Drawers.
Misses and Boys Vests.
A fine line of those stout iron frame " hit:
Cotton Hose, both for ladics and children.
Gents Brown Cotton Half Hose, Of superior
quality, for the fall and winter
Childrcn's FAncE Wool Hose.
Also, Critters, white and rul"rcI.
Fall colors in superior Kid Gi"THs; silk,
Buck and other lined Gloves Just rrc,.iyrd.
sep3O }: VI. sic ALL
TOXE'S GELATlNE, Sea Moss Farm
" Corn Starch, Maizena, Farina, Nutrina,
Wheaton Grits and either preparations for Fam
lily use. r.. W NJ; IA MSA /,
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INSURANCE.

A LEXANDRIA INSURANCE COMFY,
~ Office, No. 81 King street.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Mr. ID. CorSc, John B. Sln"nl
+. \. Reid, George II. Robinson,
f. j. Lcadbcu;rr. William C"gnn,
Bcnuni Wheat.
Property in the city and country Insured
against loss by fire ut lowest rates.
Inland marine risks taken OH the most favor
able terms.
All losses will be promptly adjusted and pai;'i.
Keep your money 1t home hy insuring in this
Company, owned and controlled exclusively ~
your own citizens, AMI which WAS organized cN-
urrSsy with view IL stop tho drain uf mnncy
from this city and vicinity I" other States. why
build up other cities with your money in prefer
cncr to Alexandria?
BENONI WHEAT, President.
MORTON MARYE, Sect - oct :ti-tf
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E.fEL RS.3DS.
ALEXANDRIA AND
w GEORGETOWN T. L.
sA M r.
WINTER SCHEDULE FOR Illh

W y / Elk SllltDt lIf EOIt J LIE
DEPARTURE or PASSENGER TRAINS
On AMI after MON DAY, October - ISL,
through Mail Trains leave Washington. irol:.
Maryland avenue drp"tAt no n N. and Z P.in
for Lvnchhur@ and intermediate stations, Sun
days included! Leave Alexandria,, from D"Ic
and Henry streets. ~ Gao n. III. and 30 D. H.
iruLl Lyiyhhurg and intermediate stations. :s""-
day included connecting with the morning a'J
,.y,nir. trains for Baltimore, l'hI!:ri"irh"t alj
New York.
Local Pasern@cr Train: leave Wa-himgto".
from Marviand AvrnIIr Depot. 1T 30, so, .
and II a. H. and I:5u, $50, $50 ala" 80 =. III.
Leave Alexandria, lr'ln the corner -! luk" AIN!
Henry streets al Ij lI., and so T. M, an
from the corner al King nnd ~. AsHph streets
al 4, : and IL Il: H.. and at 100, 30 and PA.
I..cai Sunday Trains leave Alexandria,. ir"I"
the CORNER "t Duke and Henry streets, at l;ir
IN. and 800 J.. H. Leave Washington, lr"i;'
Maryland ave. depot, NJ so Il. H. aid '.io =. m
The ;:lj Il. IN. and 800 p. in. l"c:'I trans
from W:l-hiu.;tui connect with Ihr u"il:iug and
evening trains "fth. ". II q. L. L. for l.'"Shur@
and Hamilton. The : Il. IN. AMI 80 r. IA. !"ca!
! trains from Alexandria connect wiih III" morn
in@ an. evening trains q: The ". X .. Il. Il.
irnl l.,.> h!!rr :,;ij Hamilton.
Through tickets can b.. procure! at ia" office
I'll tie Company. r"rnrr ii ?th street and MaiH-
land ay rMit., Washington, and baggage 'hr'Ir'
through. .. ~ STEVENS, Glen. Hupt.
W. j. PHELPS Gen. Manager. oct II Il
YETASIiINt;TON 4 ONO RAILROAD
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HOME OFFICE, PEA EI:=El RI, T.,
With t.u'al Board, il Richmond nl't N"ri"E.
Thi- is u 'HuME institution nlu! inyr.;, al
rr~rrvr from premiums in the Stal' n'rl within
the limits Of the department from 'hN'!' II J. de-
rived
We invite examination and Solicit Investment
in this solvent home institutions, with natrIi- an!
capital commanding confidence.
NJ II e.. WILLIS.
Gen. Agt for Alex. am! adjoining r"nlt''".
Office No. 5 south Roya! :trrrt.
BEnFoRr BE"wN, VI. d., Mrd E.A sep 5-;:in
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DU Bl.lt NOTICE.

pUHIic NOTICE.,
This is t" notify my friends nnL III" public
generally that AN now prepared t" luim';h
TONS, having made arrangements with the
manufacturers which will enable me It. sell nj
rates rs low rs the same articles can DO obtained
in tho Northern cities My stock Is large. My
experience al 80 years in thu; bn=ln':5 with my
pnrannnl ultrmtiun | think rntItIr. mo To- cIaInl
of the public II liberal patronage. My aim and
object is as it has always been, t" deal faithful
" with all, and give full value for their money.
/ would request Of all in want o. Ii COOklN NJ
STON L to call and examine my c""king stove
and prices before purchasing rlSrwh ':". nIs"
''''' 1'''"''' BIBES HEATER,
For heating 3 rooms the best Firrrlac" Heater,
| think. that i: made Warranted in every case
to act we'll My stock Of stoves and tnwarc II 20"
varied to mention, but would invite I'LL in wait
to call and examine for thsmSGIvr: :, MR.,
aug Eft dG KING St, Alexandria, Va.
TRIMMING, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS,
&c, &c.
! have now on hand one of the largest stocks
Of Fancy Goods, Notions, &c, ever offered III
t.;s city, consisting OF IInce$. Silks, Satin:, ell
vet. and Eclvctccns. for Dress Trimming; ll".
sicry. IIandkcrchici*, Gloves, Mcrno Vet: and
Drawers for ladies and children, Yarns. W ur$t-
eds, Woods and Knitting Cotton: Of the best
makes Hair, Tooth, Cloth and N"'I brM$ hG.;
Long, Dressing and Fine Combs: Soaps, pcriu-
mrr2' Powders and ail kinds Of Toilet Articles ::
Real and Imitation Hair Werk of all kinds !:
Ladies Neck Wear splendid selection; Doll
Heads, Bodies, Arms, &c.
Office for the sale Of the SINGER FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE.
shall offer my stock of tho nboTc goods III inc
very lowest prices. and invite all To compare my
goods and prices with those who profess t" sci!
Of cost c. &. BERRY,
oct 81 - King street
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7 ASH NOTICE.
SECURE YOUR CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEAR GIFTS.
$l,OOO,OOOS

l,y the authority Of the act Of the Legislature
of Kentucky, of March b. ISL tho Trustees OF
the Public Library of Kentucky will glvca
GRAND GIFT GO.FTERT,
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The Georgia Home ms. Co.,
OF COLUMBUS, GA

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
Geo. K. Wilmer l. Co.,
OFFICE, NO. III KING ST, ALEXA., VA.
THE HOME INSURANCE CO., of Columbus,
Ohio. Assets $Y95,479 II. The payment @!
the losses by the Chicago disaster i'll leave 1t;
capital Of half million unnparcd:
TIE OLD DOMINION INSURANCE CO.
of Richmond, Va. Assets S2l1,43! 81. \"
losses by Chicago fire.
THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE CO., rt
Charlottesville, VA, an old rcIiahI" Virginia
SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
ufRichmond. Accumulated capital SOL $40 10
4au" Persons desiring IT, insure i'll the above
responsible companies can 90 80 through
GEO. *. WITH Err u CO.,
No. l21 King street.
X. kEMPER, Special Agent. oct l9-lm
T LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ~ GL"Ef:
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cash Capital aud Reserved funds o,,,
over S-V-oSo.ooO
Invested in the L. s. over 100000
Incomc in the L. :. in 1870, 2-All.OOO
Daily revenue over SO.'oV
Stockholders personally rr<r"n>itic for nj
engagements of the Company.
The losses Of the Company hv the Chi"a@"
fire will he less than So ss, loss which viii
in no way affect the strength OF Tia. Company -
70 avoid any possible sacrifice OF the y VI fit-
CAN SECt RITZ rs held by the Company, the
New Ior; Board If Directors are auth"r%ri a.
draw on London for the prompt Srttlrmrnt"t all
losses rs soon ~ properly adjusted:
llUOE WEDDERBURN X CO.,
4 AI,.SII nd Ri -,
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70 ~ i; -: ~ . L..

WTASIINUTON \ ONO RAILROAD
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To arrive, OK :,hr Mary K. 5omr"s, aupe-
nor article. vi
ANTHRACITE COAL.
ul the following sizes: EGG, STON + n',I NUE.,
which will be. sold low from vessel
VI. ELDR1DGE ~ CO.,
news No / South Whurvrs
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Sole IrONrlCtUf.
For sale in Alexandria BY WAKEFIELD &
HALL, and druggists generally.
Wholesale Agents: John +. Henry and +. {.
Wells \ Co., New York; Johnston, Holloway
y Lnwden Philadelphia. oct 2S-cnly
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09

DRUNKEN OUTRAGE.-Ben Lloyd, colored,
and Jerry Berry, white, while In state Of intoxt'
cation broke into no :se at the corner OF Church
and Chalmers streets, on Sunday night. and In a
few moments raised q royal row, curslng and
fighting. Several OF the detective force came In
and tried to arrest the drunken couple, who made
furious resistance. Lloyd is powerful fellow,
and before he couli be secured gave two OF the
officers severe blows on the head. The pair were
dHily arrested, and, being brought before the
Mayor, Lloyd was sentenced to pay fine OF $40
or spend twenty days in the House OF Correction.
Berry got OF with fine Of SIS, or an alternative OF
ten dayS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09
Auction Sales This Day.

Louis D. DeSaussure will sell at IL o'clock.
a. the OLD Postoffice, real estate.
Leisch & Bruins will sell at 10 O'Clock, at NO. %
Eayue street, STOCK Of a wholesale crockery
store.
A. C.. McGillivray vii, sell at II O'Clock, at the
csd Postoliice, real estate.
Macqueen 4 Riecke vii, sell at O'Clock, at their
store, shoulders, hams, &c.
!? B. Lalane Co. will sell at 9 O'Clock, at their
store, COW peas; and at ha!f-past 10 O'Clock, on
Kerr's wharf, Irish potatoes.
Henry Cobia co. will sell at 9 O'Clock, at their
store, butter, hams, &c.
Laarey s. Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, rye -four, bacon, &c.
Tideman, Calder & Co. will sell at three'quar'
ters past O'Clock, at their store, butter should
ers, &C.
stenens, Werner Ducker will sell OF O'Clock,
a. their stores, hams, cheese, &c.
John G. Minor & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, dry goods, clothing, &c.
A. H. Abrahams & Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, musns, jaconets, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09

A FEW MORE LEFT.-The tickets for the
great famous land sale have nearly all been dis
posed OF. There are, however, we learn, q few
left, and these should at once be secured, as the
drawing will soon come OF, and 1t will be toe
late then to wish that you, too, had entered tile
magic ring. Our readers will remember for
paitcy dve dollars they may get fine farm. or
handsome prize Ia hard cash, or, at the very
most, an elegant chrome, worth fully fve dollars
Mr.. ]. Russell Baker is an authorized agent.
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A BARBARoUs OUTRAGE.-Yesterday morn
lug, at har-past o'clock. John MITCHELL amulat
to, about twenty five years of age, entered the
house OF a gentleman ill Elizabeth street,, and
forcing the bolt OF the door, entered the bedroom.
The gentleman had gone out but few minutes
before, and left his wife alone In bed, with
lamp burning upon the table. AS the burglar en-
tered the room she called to him, thinking It was
her husband, returned for something. Without
answering, the rufflan sprung upon her in the
bed, and placing one hand over her mouth, seized
her with the other around the throat. Ae this
crisis a desperate struggle ensued, and the lady
succeeded in giving several screams. Her brutal
assalant now struck her several blows in the
mouth and face and attempted to free himself
from her desperate hold He succeeded, and
made hs escape, leaving bis hat behind, but not
before the lady had idenuaed him. The matter
was speedily Reported as the detective ofic5, and
Mitchell was soou after arrested by Offlcers Dnvls
and Burke. This assault had evidently been care
fully planned. and was attempted az soon as the
| husband hat departed from the house. The in.
tent OF the burglar ls best known to himself In
explanation Of his conduct he now pleads tina,
| he was drunk at the time.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09

DEATH OF Mr.. N. HUNT.-This highly es
tecmed citizen expired yesterday, after long
illness, at his residence in Anson street. Mr
Hunt was originally from the North, but residence
here for long number OF years had identified
him with the business community OF Charleston
He came to this State nearly forty years ago. and
was for q long time clerk in the snoe house OF
Nathaniel Cooper, so well known in years gone
by, as the corner uf Queen and King streets. Mr.
Hunt afterwards started in the shoe busines:
himself, and OF late years has been principally
known to our business men as 4 commission mer
chant In this line He was held in high esteem
N our business c relies, and leaves large mum
Der of friends to mourn his loss. His funeral VII
take place this afternoon, at his late restdel lce
>Anson-street, at half-past O'Clock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09

PREPARING FOR THE CoNTEsT.-Many OF the
steam engine companies called meetings last
evening, and are preparing by little quiet prac'
tice TO insure good run In the coming ccleora-
tion. The Germans turned out in force, aud
their splendid steamer thundered along East Bay
In a manner which announced hot work Oh the
18th Instant The programme enables all TO have
q fair showing. Activity and Skill viii have
good part In deciding the victory. The. compa
nies are requested to hand in the weight OF thei'
respective engines, on or bsfore tomorrow, tt
the committee on arrangements.
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UNITED STATES COURT, MONDAY, SrH.-HoS
GEORGE S. BRYAN .PREsIDINd-In the Distric'
Court, an exoneretur was. entered with the con
sent Of the district attorney upon the recogni
zance of the defendant, James W. Grace, charged
with violation af the election laws
Christopher alias Kit Monltrie was arraisnct
aud tried on the charge OF stullng the ba!lot.box
ss Brick Church. yerd ct not guilty.
The Circuit Court resumed the consideration o.
the case of the wiiman's Island Phosphate Com
pauy VS.. the Marine and River Phosphate Mining
and Manufacturing Company, and the argument
or the Hon. ". d. Porter in favor of the complain
ants for q temporary injunction, was heard up &c
the hour OF adjournment.
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The CONCERT in aid of the building fund of
the ST. Johns Lutheran Sunday School takes
place this evening, at the Freundschaftsbund
Hail. The two parts into which the programme
is divided exhibit an array OF tasteful selections
which will at once attract the eye OF the musical.
Tie choruses are speciality at the Freundschafts
hund, and with the cultivated sopranos. whose
services have beer secured for the occasion, the
entertainment viii. be treat in its way. Go early
and secure O seat. Tickets may be had at the
bookstores. and a. the door OF the hall on the
evening of the concert.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09
By A. C. McGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.

FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
~ John Drayton and Thomas b. N. Draytop
vs.. John Hargrave.
viii be sold THIS MORNING, the eth day OF May
next, In front Of the Old CustomhOuse, at II
O'Clock A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, situate at the corner OF Norman street
and Ashton court, In the City Of Charleston,
known by the No. 4s, In plat Of r. z. Payne,
Surveyor, dated 19th OF April, 1852; measuring
and Containing en- ffont and back lines IS feet and
In depth from east to west 100 feet. more or less.
Buttlng ard bounding east on Norman street,
south by Ashton court west by Lot No. Al, and
Terms-One half cash; balance payable TN one
year; to be secured by bond OF purchaser and
mortgage of premises; buildings to be insured
r and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay l0r pa
per5 and stamps. E. w. N. MA0kEY,
aprls-tuls2. .inaye 8. O. o.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09

CLUBS AND STARs.-Mary A. Duncan, col
ored girl lodged for supposed insanity, was re
ferred for examination TO the city registrar, who
confirmed the supposition.
Awhite man picked up on the sidewalk in Mar.
ket street at IL O'Clock Sunday night, was SEN
tegced to pay a Cine OF five dollars or go to the
House OF Correction for five days.
Edward Matthews, lodged for being drunk and
d:sorderly, was sentenced 10 pay nne OF i've dol
lars, or go to the House OF Correction for five
days.
henry Williams, coiored, arrested for being dis
orderly anh using very obscene language on the
street, was sent 10 the House OF Correction fol
twenty days
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09

SUPREME COURT, COLUMBIA, NAY 6.-rhe
court met at 10 A. n. Present, Associate Justices
Willard and Wright
g e. Hinton. administrator, va. Sarah Kennedy
et al and W. r. A, Thomas et al vs.. John w. Kelly
ct al, were continued py consent.
r. B. Gordon ct al vs. SUI ton Gold N ming Com
pany. Mr. ClAwson resumed hI5 argument lol
apnell5uts, Mr.. Smiui was beard for respon
dents Mr. Thompson for appellants. MIR. WILSON
for respondents. Mr.. Bra%ley on same Side. MI
ClawsOn II reply f0nappellants.
.ohu K Welsh, respondent, VIZ. john \. JAWS
anneliant Mr.. Moore was head for Sppe.lant
Mr.. Allison for respondents. Mr. Mobre for appel
James G. Bell Us. B. s. Wheeler. Submitted OF
motion Of Mr. Brawley 20 dismiss the appeal
At SP. u. the court adjourned untll Monday
sth, when the Seventh CIRCUIT will be called.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W GEEENBRIER. WEST VIRGINIA.

These SPRINGS, famous for their Alternative
waters and fashionable patronage, will be open on
the Isl of June. They afford accommodations for
The cars Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
run to the Springs. Excursion tickets. at low
rates, will be furnished in the principal cities,
North and South.
These SprInga are 1000 feet above tide. water,
and she climate In which they are situated Is al.
ways cool and Invigorattng, aordlng entire relief
from prostrating Summer heat.
Professor Rosenberger's excellent Band will be
in attendance to enllven the Lawns and Ball.
Room.
Masquerade and Fancy Balls during the season,
as heretofore.
An extensive Livery will be kept at very mode
rate charges.
CHARGES, So per day, and SIS per month OF 80
days. Children under 10 years olage anu c0lored
servants half price; white servants according to
accommodations.
Pamphlets In reference to the MEDICAL value OF
the water ROUTES to the Slrings, &C., may DO
had free or charge at the Charleston Hotel and at
DR.. G. P. AIMAR, corner OF King and Wander.
horst streets. GEO L. PEfTOS Gu.
m2Y9-tuths1mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09

NAVAL STORES CIRcULAR.-A circular show
ing the receipts and exports OF naval stores at
this point for the year ending March 81, 1871, has
been published by Mr.. Chas F. Levy, naval stores
broker OF our city. The receipts for the year we're
1859 barrels spirits turpentine, s37S4 barrels ro
sin, $50 barrels tar, 800 barrels utch 14.3Os bar.
re.s crude turpentine. There ls also table show
ing the range OF prices for this period on spirits
turpentne and the various grades OF rosins.
Spirits turpentine was as low as s3c. and as high
as soc. per gallon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09

FINE HORSES FOR SALE.-We direct atten-
ton to the advertisement, IN another column OF
this mornings NEWS, OF Gne horses for sale, both
saddle and draft, as also ine work mules at tile
Mlls House Stables. Those In need Of such stock
should apply early, as Mr.. Graham will have
MANY customers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
IN Velvet and Leather bindings, IS cents: Old
orlce 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
vi cents; Old price ST. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price ST %. In Velvet and Lea
ther bindings, 81 20; old price 81 SO.
HlssLs sr. BAZAAR. AND No. 161> >kING ST.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09

CATHOLIC PIcNfc.-The picnic of the various
Sunday .schoo of the Catholic Churches in this
city takes place today at the Schutzenplatz. A
special train will leave the Ann street depot at
haif.past O'Clock A. II. and take the young mer-
rymakers to the avenue Of the Platz. The tickets
OF Invitation viii pass the bearer to and from the
grounds on the railroad The Patz Is ore OF the
most suitable and convenient places that could
have been selected for the picnic, and the pleas
ATTEST OF holidays may with reason be anticipated.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09

BUSINESS ENyELoPES.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
BUSINESS cards printed thereon, at 81 per thouS'
and, Send your orders. Every merchant and
business uan should have his card printed OIL
his envelopes