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The Sea.

o troubled s.a, that longest eVermore
From out thy cold and sunless depths to rise
To the bright orb that Draws thee toward the
skies,
And beatest thy breast against the Gnyielding
shore,
Indhe vain struggle to unloose the bands
That bind thee down to earth ! In thy despair,
With sullen roar now leaplng high In air,
Now moaning, sobbing on the insatiaIe SANDS:
Type OF the sou; art thou she strives like thee;
BY time and circumstance and law bound down,
She beats against the shores Of the unknown,
Wrestles with unseen force-dUuot. mystery
And longs forever for the goal afar
That shines and still retreats like recedng sta'
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Mem DnbllraIloi1s.
ARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY.
NEW CATALOGUE. No. 2s.

NEW CATALOGUE. No. 28.
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Dean Stanley; History or the church or Scot
The Desert OF the Exodus, aourneyInss on Foo,
In the Wilderness OF the Forty Years Wan.
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UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION OF 1s6k
FIRsT-cLlss MEDAL
ALf. LiBAFRAQUE aNR Co
QUINIuM LABARRAQuE

Approved by the lnper,at Academy
Of Medicine
The Quinium Labarraque is an eminently
tonic and febrifuge Wine, destined to replace
all the other preparations OF Peruvian Bark.
The Bark Wines usually employed inme-.
dicine are prepared from Barks which vary
considerably in The degree to which they
possess the desired properties. Besides,
owing 10 the manner in which they are pre-
pared, these Wines contain scarcely more
than the traces OF active principles, and
these always in variable proportions.
The puinium Labarraque, approved by
the Academy Of Medicine, constitutes, on the
contrary, medicine of determined compo-
sition, rich in active principles, and on wlch
Physicians and Patients can always rely.
The Quinium Labarraque is prescribed
with great success for persons of weak con-
tilulion, or for those debilitated by various
cxnausting causes or past sickness; for youths
fatigued by too rapid growth; for young
girls whose development takes place with
difficulty; for women in childbirth; and for
aged persons enlccbled by years or illness.
Il is the best prcscrvaliye against Fevers.
In cases of Chlorosis, Ancmia. or Greensik-
ness, this Wine is powerful auxiliary of
the lcrruginaus preparations In conjunction,
TOR example, with VALLrrs Pills, the rapid
~ otits action is really marvellous.
IerCl iu Pan, l.. FEEliE, i9, rue jito5.
Agents In Charleston: D0WIE, NOISE
DAVIS, Wholesale Druygtsts.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers of real estate have
been accorded during the past week:
August Is, 1s72-Three story brick !!
building and lot, n. W. corner OF
Elliott street and Gadsden's
alley, to The CHARLESTON NEws.$ 1920 90
January 8, ls35-Lot corner Pitt and
Calhoun streets G. j. Haskell and
Z: Middleton. ................ 5000 90
February "a, lS7l-Lot, Scanlan-
Willie, No. 149, Charleston Land
Company to Daniel Brown. l6 so
March &c, ls7l-Lots n. 8. Division
:, street, J. 8. Eyer to j. 8. Marsh
March 8, 1928 acres, Eutawville,
Thomasina L. Wltsell to Dam
March rs, 1875 lots, Romney
street, VIM. J. Gayer, referee,
to Arthur N. Gayer ........... l,A5o 90
April 4, 1S72-Lot, Kirkland court,
Nathan Natnans, per executor,
To W. r. 81. Hampton. .......... 500 90
May 20, ls72.-Lot corner Coming
and Montague streets. Eliza Cat
ter and ibers 10 R E. Dereef.. 325 90
June II, 1S72-Lot n. 8. Calhoun
street, aaron Smith, executor.
to Joseph N. Baron ............ 500 %
July Is, ls72-Harlin Plantation, q.
L. Ravenel. 1856 80
Goose Creek, Boston Brown 10
Alfred q. James. ............... 10 O0
July %, 1s72-Two Lots 8. e. corner
King and Mary streets, VIM.
Hummel 70 Msris D. Hummel. $500 90
July %, l872-Lot n. g. Minority
street, Victoria DeBeaumont 10
Sarah Esnard. Observation-Disclosures. 900 O0
July 26, 1s72-Lot, Snllivan's Island,
Louis and Anna Gunderman to
'-s.-4 tosAdolph Nimitz ..-..:....... 25o W
August l, lS72-Lot 8. 8. Beanialn
street, John Perroneau TO Peter
August l, ls72-Lot Wharf street,
Mashington. ................... ;. 500 10
August i, .1s72-Lot in Wentworth
Triest. .... ..............:.....:... :. 1000 90
sion street, James L. Marahburn
to Albert Koennicke. ........... ITS 90
August 8, l872-LoC Sullivan's Isl
and, Adolph Nimitz 10 Rose Rob-
August 8. is72.Lot corner Meeting
street and Prices alley, James B.
Hayward and Edw. Barnwell TO
W. G. Bee. Observation-Disclosures. 10000 %
August IL, l872-Lots 8. 8. Warren
street, Nathan Nathans, per Ex-
ecutors, to A. Bernard and 81. A.
Cohen. ....................... 1900 90
August IL, ls72-Hall or Bulltown
Plantation. VIM. Alston Pringle,
Referee, to Frederick Klint-
WOrCn. Aiooo Wv
August IL, ls72-Lot Sullivan's ISL
and, John l.. Nelson to Anthon
Johnson. LOU w
August Is, lS72-.Lot e. 8. Pitt street,
toe. H. Holloway. ............. $50 90
August IA, lS72-Lot g. 8. St. Philip
street, Frederick j. Ortman 10
Christian L. 0rtman. ........... 600 90
August IA, 1S72-Lot e. g. OF King
street, John Wlrth to Mary Ann
August IA, ls72-Lot corner st. Phil
ip street and Rodgers alley,
John Wirth TO Mary Ann Wirth. 700 90
August ii. ls72-Lot n. 8. Market
street, John Wirth to Mary Ana
WITH. -.-......-.....-.. S,uuo w
Auj)pst 10, l872-Lot e. g. Plttstreet,
Nathan Nathans, per Executors,
to VIM. Alexander r............ 700 90
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NIORTHEASTERN..i RAILROAD CON
PANY
@R@AEsllss 81 d.

r % q 'i''' lCHARLEsrON, 8. O., June T1811,
Trains win leave Ohsrleston Daily at lois Al n.
and 400 P. n. -,,,,, q
Arrive at Charleston 600 A. n. (Mondsys ex-
Train does NOT leave Charleston 800 Pm SUN
DAYS.
Train leaving 10 rs A. N: MAKES through cDunec-
lion to New York, via Richmond Sand 1AGQptA
Ureek only, going through in a. hours.
Passengers. leaving by 500 p. II. Trains ha4e
choice OF route via Richmond and Washington,
ur via Portsmouth and Baltimore Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay Sver ou' 'SUhDAYfn Bal
ttmore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY III Wilmington, N. ". .;i. ..,;.
This ia the cheapest. quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, chicago and otner points
West and No Invest, both Trains making CON:
nections at washington with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroa'i. ..ligt.i9
-. 3. 8. SOLOMoNS, 80,
Engineer and Superintendent.
p. L. OLEAPOR, Gen. Ticket Agent. tamayH
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nR. BAER'S IMPROVED yEGETABL
CATHARTIC PILLS.

The proprietor OF th,se Pills confidently be
lIeyes tlst he has succeeded, by sKil(ul cumbi-
nation OF vegetable remedies, iu producing pre-
psI alton that Will bring health and happiness 10
The unfortunate sufferer. In the following dis.
eases they have teen used oy tnousands VIII
lnost wonderful success: Bilious Disorders and
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Head
ache, Costiveness, LOSS OF Appetite, Neura gla,
Dropsy, D. sentery, Pie', Diseases Of the SEin,
und all derauRements Uf she Stomach.
These Pills may be taken with perfect safety Dy
persous Of any age or sex. No family should be
without them.
rrice rs cents a box; boxes for one dollar.
The usual discount TO the trade.
For sale b. DIX. Il. BACK,
anus No. l3l Meeting sti eet.
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RnlltoacG:
COBTH CAROLINA. RAILROAD.
&MNMl! Ra I

sai..i. hsg ea t'r aOHARLBs4UH, Juned, I1S19
EXCURS ON TICKETS TO Greenvile, Anderson
and Walhalla have been put on sale TO-DAY, ana
will continue ON sails until lst Septembef.5T e1r.g
Good to return until Lat November. ..,.t-,gr.,
Baggage checked through. : - - - = = - -,
Price 10 Anderson and Return SIG 10. ssTn-
Price to Walnalla and Return $19 so. -.
Price 70 Spartauburg and Return SIS 80. So "
Excursion Tickets also on sale TO Catoosa
prlng5fG8.)-pEce $2. "a. ,-1,sy, NJ =.
The above Tickets ON sale at the Line Street
Depot, and at the Charleston Hotel ,Ise,. .'ii>
-. y. B. PI0KESS cir::,.a .?:lA. L. LTRLER,
1unl. G. T.. A. Vice President.
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CELLS AND FEVER?
SILVER SPRINGS, NEAR OoALA, Fla

SILVER SPRINGS, NEAR OoALA, FLA,
March l,ls71.
MEssRs. Dow1E, NOISE i DAVIS. CHARLESTON,
s. Dear Sirs: regarl NOISES FEVER AND
AGUE PILLS as O certain cure. and q blessing to
all living In the malsrlous districts OF the south,
Very respectfully, yours,
JAS. b. UWENS, N. D.
KiNGsTRRE, 8. G., December 81, 1870.
Mr.. B. F. NOISE. CHARLESTON, s. C.-Dear Sir:
have used your FEVER AND AGCE PILLS In
Instance failed to relieve my patients. l have
now frequent calls In my drug store for them, and
l. always recommend them, and with the ha2piest
results" wish that yon may have the satisfac
pills" have relieved many under my treatment,
when other medicines mat nave Irled have
failed TO do. Yours, respeGt1aly:
MERoATURs BARNwELL Dist, 8. O.,
July II, 1871.
Mr.. B. F. Mo1sE-Dear Sir: In reply to } our
question as 70 what ss been IL he success sol OF y0a5
by Us, We would say as far as we know, they
have given entire satisfaction. Weshall continue
to recommend them.
W. T. BLANTON SON.
NEAR GREEN POND, 8. 4 U. r. r.
November II, 1870.
Mr.. B. F. Mo1sE-Dear Sir: am glad to say
your FEVER AND AGUE PILLS are all you claim
for them. have used them IN my family and on
my place. and In every case they have proved ef-
fectual; some Of the cases had thought chronic.
as they have lasted over two yea g. Ia no case
was more than Il single box required, aud In no
case has the disease returned and II Is over three
months ago Since / used them.
Yours, DC, b. 4. Wlt'SoN.
GouRrIN's DEPOT, N. f. r. r., Sept. 10, 1871.
MEssRs. DowIE, NOISE d nAvls-Sirs: am I'M.
proving In healGn almost as fast as GIN, laborng
under different old chronic dlseases- took
MOS E'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, agreeable 10
dlI ectous, and find ihem the lest medicine
have ever taken, and THEY have made complete
cure of Uhllls and Fever On me, und my case was
one Of the worst.
$500 . Your humble servant,
WILLIAM j. BRADLEY,
Peedee railroad Bridge Keeper.
They contain no arsenic or poisonous ingre;
dients OF any Aind-nothng In the least degree
injuliou to the system under any circumstances
and may be administered Witn perfect salety
to an infant.
when taken as directed.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
D0WIE, NOISE & DAVIS,
ProprIetors and Wholesale Drugaists,
May30-lhs5mo Charleston, 8. O.
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A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF
THE URINARY ORGANS.

THE URINARY ORGANS.
This Is q Solid Extract, and ia recommended es
neciay rnr Druggists and Physicians use IN pre,
scriptons the quality and uniform strengsn IS
Ss,% Su% tnhchs or plaIn OIL OF sandal. Unlike most
nrsn ,rarlons Of this class. It does not nauseate
The testimonials OF hundreds IN public aud prl-
yate lie, who have been cured by this prepare.
tIon couid be added; but the proprietor wishes u
single trial to convince the afflicted OF Its efficacy.
Circulars and samples cIu be obtained by Phy-
''''''' DOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS,
Agents for So. Ca, Charleston, y. G.
July6.stuth3mos
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Macon and Augusta Railroad, Central Railroad
and Georgia Railroad. This Is the quickest and
most direct route and as comfortable and cheap es
any other route to Louisville, Cincinnati, chicago,
ST. Louis and all other points West aid Northwest.
Columbia Night Train connects with Greehv1iio
and Columbia Railroad; and bay and Night Trains
connect with Charlotte Road.
points North. 80
Camden Train connects at KingYille daily lex.
cept Sundays) With Day Passenger Tratn, snd
runs through 70 Columbia. ~ o -. -
g e. PIQKENS. q. T. A. lanl0, ).
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MYssRs DowIE, NOISE i DAVIS. CHARLESTON,
S.U-Dear Sirs: regarl NOISES FEVER AND
AGUE PILLS as certain cure. and a blessing to
all living In the malsrous districts OF the SOUTH
and particularly 10 the everglades OF our State.
Very respectfully, yours, =
-..r 81 JA2 X t4WEIS M n
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aur1iDn sales-- satnIsl; 4 'iD!ags:

NHIIIUU JUNE. MsAInSf sAnInSfttIs,!IsGG
By w. 7. LEITCH &R.:Sst3kINS,
::.:.= -! Auctioueers.i5t:.if'g tafa
TTRACT OF PINE LAND ONaTHEB0R-
DER OF SummerViles belonging to the Es.
tate OF Rev. q. p. Gadsden, at Auction. :.
win be sold on THURSDAY. nd Instant, atthe
east end or Broad street, at II O'Clock.
! The TRACT OF LAND sltuated on the; borders
Of Summerville, megsui1n9 and containing ESQ
acres, and bounded by the property Of j: R.Dnkess
q. A. Middleton, J. T. Brown, O. Yose, IL. .PerrI,
and others. - :.'5ss.
Terms cash. Purchasers: to pay usfor papers;
and stamps. -.
a plat Of this property can be seen at our once.
aug20
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rreou OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
pIounpvuJp Aupnst IL.
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rrc1TRj;S AND MEETINGS.

The Rev. DR.. Putnam OF Brooklyn VIII give
his lecture "1he Inside OF Eyp;' at Unity Chapel
Harlem, this evening.
A Greeley Literary Union" has been or
ganlzed at No. $50 Egbthst with the following officers
-17onard A. Giegedch, President; John German, Vice
Presidents Henry j. Wehman, Secretary and III. Bolt
man, Tire asurer
The small chapel Of the New-IOrb Univer-
sy on WashngtOnsquare has been leased Tor the soa-
son by the Trustees OF the Church OF the Prtans ana
services VIII bo held there sunday evenings by the
Rev. DIR. Cheever. Tue seats will be free.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe gave readings
last night at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. from Uncle
Toms Cabin and several Of her minor writings Her
happy rendering Of the passage descriptive OF the meet
~ % rva and Topspy deeply affected the entire audi
& The cLaracteristc description ~ mat class OF
f,wonons old ladies' WHO depended on thcir sunday
AFTERNOON naps spiritual progress convused the house
With laughter. The lec,ufor was warmly Hpplduded
many times
The Fair of the Ladies' Union Relief Asso-
cia,ion which was opened ON Monday evening at Re
publcan Hail. at Broadway and Twenty tiIdst,, Will
continue during the week 10 presents among other at
fractous fine assortment OF lO gerss celebrated groups,
we'll supped restaurant, pOstoice. hOwefstand, aud
good stock OF fancy articles Oi various BndS. rus
evening, Miss Churchill Will give readlngs and al
dresses are also expected from Gen, john A. DIX, tbe
Hon. VIM. f. Hayemeyer, and others.
The Rev. Robert C0llyer delivered an in
teresting lecture entitled Our Folks and other Folks
ast night at the Puritan Church at Marcy and Lafayette
aves Brooklvn He proved to hs audience that the life
aud condition of "Our Folks" in this country was i'm
bly, better than that Of any Other Folks" ~
the world said that IL had been his fortune To trLye
mach i'm the United States and In Europe, and the differ
people was greatly In favor OF Americans that CONF
parison could hardly be drawn
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE uMEL ESTATE CASE.

40, ,,,,,,,o,,e rpsrrvoNY FOR THE PROSECUTION
THE PLAINTIFFS ACCOUNT or hls hN"IA
LIFE. 800. q
Ex-Attoruey-G General Chatiield began yester-
aav the ariuous tack OF presenting 10 inc Jury Wv
volrm,rous testimony in behalf of the plalntm N inc
Iumsl estate case. Instead Of tracing Nine. Jnmes
rbon a Young girl from an alleged disreputabie mouse
A., Providence r. l. the plan of the prosecution Is to
resent her as the widow OF steven H. Jumel twho ded
an Iao and 10 reverse the natural order OF history by
giving sketch OF her life from that time beck 10 her
infancy For this and also for the purpose OF proving tna
Nine Jume died seized OF property other than that e'
her husband several deeds put IN evidence
IN which she is described Nine. Jumel ana oy when
II appears that she became possessed OF certain very
valuable property at Harlem Nights. Two aihdaN's
made by the defendant Chase in 1870 were received as
evidence. IN them he swears that Mmc' Juinei Flau
often told nm that she the daughter oil John ana
Phebe Bowen, ana that her maiden name was Ina OF
Betsy Mr. Chataeld then offered IN evidence TUG uePo
sdtiOn OF Catharine Williams.
when the reading OF this was finished the venerable
Geo. Washington Bowen. the plaintiff, took the stand
and testified substantially as follows:
lam rs years OF Re, and live IN Providence X -
have lived there since l was born according 20 ny
F1eeloVe; when about years OF age Major Ballou
died aud sent 90 live with Mr. wilbur IN the eoun,
try where / remained a few years; then went 10
smlthfeld T. l.; left that place and went to Cam,
berland from Cumberland went to PROVIDENCE ana
lenrTed The bakers trade; | then went into store,
which left and learned the weaver trade lkept
AZ that trade till n years ~ age when went l
Dc croceIv business and remained IN IL for several
years then into the lottery and exchange Ous-
ness. that business was then legal, and they were ilS
in. money by lotteries build Union College, lett
that business and kept store again.
O. Did YOU ever, in early lie, ascertain VINO nle'
JuSn,l Was9 Objected 70, and objection sustained.
q When did You first hear that Nine Jumel was Betsy
BoSgeni A. About 90 years ago. nrst saw Nine. JuWel
Al Saratoga when she coming rom the United states
Hotel: size was in a carnage drawn by four horses;
bScS man was on the seat behind the carriage white
woman was in the carriage with her and black man
was on enc the horses; she created great excite
uent and crowds went TO see her; have known CatL
crane Williams ali my Life.
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POLICE NOTEs.

A fire. of unknown origin, was discovered yester-
dsy In tie hustle mandatory " g. W. William ho hin aoor
of The gdng 10 Wbie.,i damage ck $780, The losses
OF oher occupant, Of the building Iron re and water we're as follows,
Astcf e6r the fourth AJor $1,000 hefhn
Wson On the third door 5000; A. II Huu Co.. tviue dealers
The mi and second floors Damage baag, $500 Total
damage stock and building, @I0'50O
Judge Ingraham sat in the Oyer and Terminer yes
trdAy morning srddspo.d Of the Hasr VI isss Al me p
ones sgue pleaded guilty" kzA Hood wlo eaied
guilty attempt grand larceny aud sentenced 20 = years IA
sae Prison Doan alas ior pleading guilty Of larceny
three State Pnon h0fs
Hammond found guilty Of assault sih iaent to do bodily haTm
but rrnabde with underandg that hs mental condition
inquired into John Sullivan pleaded guilty Of an attempt A.
grand lafetuy sentenced n yean 10 SAFE P1sou