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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

w- ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned against harboring or trusting any Of
the crew Of the British Balk ANEvocA, Hugh
Williams, Master, as no debts Of their contracting
will be paid by the Master and ConsIgnee.
aprS3 henry CARD. Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

~ NOTIOE.-THE BRITISH lBARK
ANEyOCA, Hugh Williams, Master, from Car.
did, has this day entered under the Five Day Act.
All goods not Permitted at the expiration Of that
time, will be sent to Public Stores.
April g, 1925 HENRY GARD, Agent,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

By LAUREY, ALEXANDRA co.
HANS, BELLIES, STRIPS, PIG SHOUL-
L. DERS, POTATOES, DO.
THIS DAY, the 9th instant, will be sold In our
Store, at 10 O'Clock,
200 HAMS
200 Bellies In Dry Salt
500 New York Sugar-Cured Strips
$50 New York Sugar-Cured Pig Shoulders
SO bbls. Potatoes, &c, &c.
Conditions cash. apro
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

~ THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the BENEFIT OF the Free
School Fund-ohicial Rafde Numbers:
CLASS No. Al-MoRN1Na.
31-66-28-27-4- 8-37-5l-26-4s-29- 4
CHASING. 42-EvENING.
H-24-2-46-5-- A22-37-6s-7S-34-72
As witness our hands at Charleston this 9Th
day Of April, 1872.
FEM PECK, ICE
JAMES GMLILAND, 81
apr9 Sworn Commissioners.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

BY W. Y. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUINS,
A~uotIoneers.
COUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD STOCK
~ at Auction.
win be sod THIS DAY, at II O'Clock, at the
east end Of Broad street,
. so shares South Carolina Railroad STOCK
50 shares South Carolina Railroad Stock. !;
Terms cash.
Unlimited Stocks received to hour OF sale.
aDr9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

By SAM'L C. BLACK.
NITY SIX PER CENT. STOCK AND
" STATE BONDS, AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold, on THURSDAY. 1lthtinstaut, at II
A.. n, at east end OF Broad street.
$4,000 City OF Charleston SIX PER OEST. STOCK.
payable In 1877
$4,000 CITY OF Charleston Six Per Cent. Stock,
payable In 1855
Sc, 900 New Bonds OF State OF South Carolina,
issued for Conversion OF Securities.
Terms cash. apr9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09
By N COBIA q I'm.

" hAaNHA OoDAA q w.
Outer CRACKERS-FOR ACCOUNT
ID Of all Concerned.
THIS DtY, at 9 O'Clock, In front OF our Store,
we will SCI,
Is barrels BUTTER CRACKERS, damaged. on
boa -, on her voyage from New York to
this port, and sold fol: account Of underwriters
and all concerned.
T, Conditions cash. apr9
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

net rccts bae och 7l2 bales weetJ-ne' receipts f oi
-coastwi.e 2ia bales; sales, go bales
LOUISVILLE. July lgCo.sOR dull and lowers "ounnss h'p
Pc =, ,r,,u..- o,zoa1.
MACON July dull; Mddings, xIci WeeAD-shheA -
baeSi stook-aIl, 40 bales, 1872. 455 bales . a,
NAsHvIILR JAY 9-COon dull and nonnaii -cps ~
bsst shimcnls aus bales sok-lB LOO bales lo "s 'A
CH,RIEsToN July 9Coon dull and nounal ne' fcep's
ssles $40 bales siock 65O2 bales wecknes receipts Nv bA"t
gross hales wise go bales SAFES bo
NEwORIYANs july dull and nothing dohgi
entirely nominal 22l d22i net reet~ ~ oasi gross rec
baes. weekynet receipt Oh gfs eet >
bales; eNports-to Liverpool z'N' o-''i w ''' i'
cohstwse 2,4l5 baes sales H. 10 bales ot - ia,t ooo
NrnPuls Jnly g-Coon dull; MddHnFs 2.ci stock I5 90
baesi 1872 asa bAlesi weekly receipts $40 baei shpnens ~
bales ,,,,t.u. o.. ~, ,.eoi,,. I
b,les, gro<s receipts IS bales: eNports-ooastNse o b
eS7 bales weekyuet receipts " ba'e'i eipoI's-e"aS"' ~
bales sales, q bales . c.,u ,,,.,u ,,,. ue.llv net
receipts 80 bales; gross, tOy bales ~ o,,- ooi. No, 70.
Juy montreal; Good Ordinary, Zc h re-
20 bales; stock 433 bales; week-he' IT,
s Ia bales expors-coastWe ZIG baesi sales ~ ole o,s
Rosroy july lg-Co;tOn dull; Mddngs 21e goss ep go
hss sales 100 be stock 1000 haesi weeky het 'euPs
aS hsle., gross. ,225 bales: sales, 80 bales.
CfSCIySaT july Cotton dull and lower; Mdi ngs Eite
syrNA july I9-CotOD-Stock-8il6 6Tl balesi bs = nas
ArgrsrA July I9-Cotion nomins MidhngS 2ie; re- e,e
1qhs: sales bales; stockl8 $500 bales l6'@ 'Vto pSi
eeky-uet receipts, p bales shipments JS0 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
LIVE sroCK MARKETS.

Frp,y July BErvEs-Ardva,s today, 81 cars s CoErgI @ &
= Al o. hun ire ht Weehawken This makes '-o n
Es.urdav against time 9s week There no GSIs % 70
Selerlly decent selling at s3ci limos Vi
good NJ 2c with lest at 3 The market closed l'' al '- ~
Goldsmith so at Commuupap l79 Ohio steers 79a eV at L
agl2ic. -, =, - -. .,o,. aud "a
g.iiycs 90 lc on cWt n .-. a. 1o,e
"A s.i r1r ont A. n1s ct- q cWt., Tor " MOTHS Al - N
C,ey M,f.Ts5u for C. Mah5m, - OHIO steers h c" al
- Pagan for W v wod GO Illinois steers, lloOGlSV d.
.,Irt Ill- 81 h D. cat. aud /! Of ll5O ID at ll2-
Vru ttygs The supply rather Leht and prcef
mel Hume Elliott selling p state ve lfl %, AZ 9c; 81 OF Isl
f M .r f1f1 % at &C., With 70 grasses a $40 each
SrrP tNn each at Commn paw ana Forty
q tf,i g AZ For e. and al Washington Market Total ne
. frtav 1851 5l' dare ast week MaTAe' Ne'!
h,e.p sci ng Il 5l0t2-, and lambs at lOQ i2c ,,,-
Htue Elliott Forty-s sit. sold .si OHIO sheep bJ 10 u3"
Stte mp 4 b, Of ci IuJ oi % lJ' .i "a "i 90 "
. &C.. and d prime o. ID. 10 2. "a III.
Al t.rit Lerch soil POI Indiana sheep. TO- a'ici
3C Oo d. a. Gic. and 2s CaHaa lambs on 5 n ic 90,
1t Indiana sheep VI ID al '!o' Nof
,0iio 6il % a tl., and - Ohio lambs IS ID, at &C. a.
Ks sold 80 vs aubs, s. b. at lie and ~ Jerseys! % To-
otu4c a.. CAL t.. q, q,
Q llc. AMI ~ Of 5 70 a. .c - --,,..
H.Arrivsls g car az ioItrh and st CommupaW making
. $50 since Sauuaav. 2s time last week I'. A@ @
demand cases STEADY alYance dressed re'eus o"
L l. t.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
IRE STATE OF TRADE.


IaNDOS Jalg l9:O a. -Consol opened az s or money ano
tp far ire sccomt United states FvtrSou bonds G2 Oh
b 55s Old g2J; I8J7s 9is; Ten-Forles. SO.
FfANKPOE July l9a. Je states FNel"euy b0nds Optnel
q for issue Of 1862
LtyTKpoo Juy AL rnCoon opened heavy Miiiing Up
nads m 0j0d Adng Orleans. 10 0l4 The sales q the week
nav been 50 bales taken export. and O
ION speculation. The stock in port SOO bales ipeug J'C
Amcan Tie receipts the week Eave been 40 bal ucnn
n 0u American Acual export 5000 bales The stock sfoa Is SO
American receipts Of Wheat al TINS DoII
.r the pest days Geo qu including ~ 90 Amer
IIvgKPooi J1ly l9-l30n u-Cooa r hesvy MdiBg Upands
.1OidlOd Mi Ing Orleans ClGld Beaistuh are heavy Vine
lIlOdg per California While, ami uIGlF Tor Red
'Westeru spung Corn 700 per r FOur, E tbl for Wes
iiem.
PARIS. July l9-Rentes 81 25c - .
LyELPooL july l94 80 nCooa closed heavy Mdlng Up
lands Hold Mdng Orleans 09d the sales Of the day
an 200 bales Of which 1000 bales taken for speculation and
port .
July l95 UC0nsO cosed al Ss for and 5
fOr the Ameucsn secUrue. closed unchanged
PARis July l9-p. m-Reuies closed al 81. 25c-
IyKKPOOL Juy lgJD HIhe market o larns and Fabrics At
heavy. The shIments Cotton from BOba the
18th inst toe last report been 1000 bales Taow SLg
pr cwt
L0NDoS July l9- Bveurg g.-ComnOn Rosin. az per eNt
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
Ecttnres ano 0lceilna9.
Proposals.

OFFtcE or rHE CoNNIssloSSRs TBs rRgcrios or A
NEW CAPITOL TuK STATE ~ C0SS Rcucur,
HAkTBoED. Con Jaly i5 1917. y
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
MARSHALL JEWELL, !
WILLIAM ID. SHlPMAN, [
WILLIAM II. BARNUM,
WILLIAM b. FRANKLIN |
HENRY y. HAVEN.

OyYcK oy THE BoARD BSGISEERs kcUArhAvE IN
PnoyExKsr, GRAND CEsrRAL DEPoT, Fokrl sSoosDsL 81,
AND POuKrHAyE. NEs-foRk, Jul. 3, I5I~'
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-Sealed pro-
,,l. viii \, received by undeFsnei this once for De
cos P%RT,TIoS Of BRfDGRS APPROACHES. GATES. wAL1
and IRON RAILINGs between Foryh aud heta't seeor
10 h. proyon improve snf regulate ne ue "i 80
Pourth-ave in City Of New fors passed May ~ l5|
Plans specifications and blank proposals VIII De IN rses'
Once the 10th day Of July inst -, A., A.. II,
Proposals until O'clock m Of TIE ah day o.
July. A..
Contractors at their option can propose ior the h.s~n sna
Of the Brds and 0tle oa NV
separately o tor the entire work A. -.
the night In Their discretion '" sP no ~ W.
the whole or any part II the work: -, -. 49,.
IN, sht expressly By the Boan Bng 70 e %
and ali bs uhch they puds " the Interests
BY them. . -, , ,v........ =, ,h. E..,th ava
Pn., rOPossIs !" ~ mi. oscs ALLAN CAMPBELL,
impfo's"e"S :" '"' N A. ". CRAVEN,
BDWD. H. TRACY.
J. &. BuCKnOUi.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

No lat 81 and cc bss ras 1 ~ M ~ SsS SveT
~ s h., reid pey firmly Pitch sn Al - - o - 80 .,eslv
OILS Crude Fish oils are In aI iSS s Sue and unchanged
o - ~ ss Menhsien trn bat quiet sses o' ir "
without ehtu uke V ~ ,,o.o
OAIMbALins a 81 80 q - IS good to choice out'rS
ppoyISI0NS-Tbe PORK market IS easier sI "a M ,r
N he si as a sS 6sas3 Is fs New Mess' ~ 49,, Car u
, dysy es Of 80 bhs Ness, seeer 'Sl a W 40 c.
tibs 90 seller August a, iS ~ % 40 G PAN Mess sbd SEQ u
fty FT Mess Beef inactive and nogqsL m Re- Ca
gi ani hcsvr saes Of 20 bbs a. SvG =, i of Western
Hans Al iaici 1900 CITY Hams at lSc " Ptle @ Ing Cef
Oo shoulders b Bacon Is 9e s. & 1 9so ScTe, Behes c
rs Hogs leSs actve; heavy are hrn Nl ns ls NJ 7t0
u 6a6sc for CITY Lar and closes ven 40 P,e
n, aSre delyery hsre is limited dmard' sa,s OF So yes
tfr August 76O and 80 tcs for Jay a. '"' anu ~
f"IsT.a a. S % ~ ss State Bu,er is lights euough supply
t,hf demand prices Low grades OF state and western "
kleo,J ana s99st snssaee we quSs quS,, Weld, 9t ms
cry psHs........28 q a3o S.ste common 10 & if.,S 5o
Esse skns pfme yeloN.g5 .GFea-e Batter
CnREsE-Csbie, U.s. Market steady AM tTm' ana S'A' ~
sSpees Fspcv Paeioy.- an Heated Parcels 10
dme Ol Ohio and F!se ~ ,,srte
90 & Cest ess ono-d Al both Roads hehnel 1,lcr AI
1noeracy sales 1900 hb July At 2te ano % ~, r ot to
bsrs option Of August ~ 23c goo 6bs sn de-
hyery, 5000 bbls, buyers option hTs hau August % "
~ sre % bSs been r jotbng trade and prices ere STEADY
,s OF so bags Rangoon BE- gold IN bond Pa'na A' ''" anu
market for Raw very gue hat prices arc
thst ouotahe chuee quote Pair 10 Good eIl {'i
sales ou Of 80 bids part Cuba a. &c Esqnel ID '
STFAFIN demand and steady ss Of 20 'os At O anu
Aow Is easier and ia good demand sales Of 100000 ID 9e
The market is Srmer but quiet sales Of i5O bbs I"
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
COTTON RRCkIPTS.
rrFF,1o LIVE STOCK MARKEr-Jutr 10.

C,rrrE-Tbe cattle receipts to-day on T head mali Tic ol
supply head against 9l9 head for me same ne
last weather Of the past week has gn ne
receipts bare and there Is not sue ae 10
make ouoable market The only transactions were "a lniaa steers
averaging ll79 $5 7 II ONO steers aUrang LII ID al
lOiO To- 81 -
sHERr-Receipts to-day 2 head, making total upp' or ne
week Of 10 head against bead fr The time last wt
The market closed for Western sheep at 81 tsds setr
Canada lambs 20 tO0 -; sales 29 l'na stp
SveTasp 81 10 al IS IS 1875 Oio sheep averaging 81 d. at is 10
225 Ohio sheep averaging 86 ~ At s. 62t ,
e recents Of bors TO-DAY were making the supply for
tie week l64OO head against 10000 head TIE same time M @eeh
Market unchanged fresh arrival, ppcd E clear Of s'oc
one sale reported was l8 Uos averaging 1 ID, al 81 20
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
rrcrlp.rs nE rRnnrCE

ktrcr BfsVh ana H1itro0oS
Jr1r pkgS Ashes pkgs BeesWaI 69 bales Cotton f8 Dds
-pp pkg l,l25 bbs. Egg 57b3 hbl Flour 2UO
H. Meal 10 bsss Meal 2jO Wheat 2776 bush Corn,
Jl73 bnsh Oa bush Ms 82oO bush Rye, bales Hemp.
bales HIDES s9 ids Hides, S8 SIDES LsaheT % obS spis
urpeune bb Eo,u bbs Tar 100 bbl Crude u1pntne
10 tb OIL bush Peanuts Butter 1852 psgs Cheese
pkg Cut Meats lI26 pkss LaTd' ~ pAg seATn
ikg TaTow lg4 Silver A. so Ntreh
m Tobacco t.9 pigs Tobacco ~ bbA WHISKY 5'' bs
byoOi bales sponge, 20 bbls sugar. 10 EhdS Sugar
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
miscellaneons.

TTHE GETTYoBURG .un,
KATALYSISE WATER
is sold the Spring the following rates. Thrseson demoan "
each srson emohn each Cases Of two doreo quart bottles
SO neghbong druggists do not keep H. nVa's may
n from the Spring By Adams Express BY incong Post
ae. Money Orders Physicians and Ceymen supplied for
b. own us with Gallon demohn, 81 50 eeh with I gallon
duohns at 81 eaeh with OF two doIea quarts at 80 20 eses
Medical AMI clerical must be certified Oy nearest fona Or
other responsible parties address 49, - . . ,,,,.,..I, u
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

------ NEw.YoRE. Iuiy Y, iS1I.
PROPOSALS for GRANITE - East River
R6s.Seed Proposals will be received July 9e isa lr
a. aYsv AZ e0 CIBC YARDS % cur GRANITE FACE sfOH
for he Tower months Of Sepemher Oco ga
Sa,mbe, plans and specifications be the Bnsp,er oaoe
or .en on Application Proposal. win be directed TO the NEWfoEk
BRIDGE COMPANY Front ard Fultonss broof L.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

few common draught horses sold at an average or
SIS per head Secondhand vehicles, harness. &c. at
moderate figures.
Auction sale Of horses wagons, and general horse
equipments at Messrs Barker and Chases City Auction
Mart, N. Y Tattersals. tomorrow Saturday the 2oth
inst, at II o'clock
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEwYoRK. Friday. July 10. 1872.
The horse market is devoid of any new fea-
lures, and business generally is very dull
At Messrs. Johnston & Van Tassell's horse auction
mart In East Tbrteentst the following horses we're
this day DISPOSED OF under rho hammer.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

hOSTGOsERI Jolly 9Ol,onReep o the week bales; ship
ments - bziesi soct-lS7l lOS bales; lS77 al bales
COLCEBUs July lgCO9n quiet; receipts 8 bales ship
61 bales spnner u bslesi sales " bales sOei lS7 80
bsl,si 1874, $40 bfes
WILMINGTON Jgy lsCottOa quiet and bomnal Mddnys 24e
soos ~ bales weefne receipts bales eIportscosstN 90
bales sales, bales
Juy is-Coton dull; Low Mtdlngs 22I receipts
rs bales; 81 bssi ~ bales weekJbet
receipts. 553 bales; eIpOts-e0ssiwse 53i bales.
JHy l9oOn dull and Mdlnngs 2llc
IS bales sales 20 bales; socf c9 bales; wetky-net
bales; gross bAles sales
PEOYtDHEcs July l9.-COttOB-WeskiF stOof, 1900
bATk, JulJ l9-COstoa dali ROthiRx NdAnzs 9lc
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

NOTICE to MASTER BUILDERS and CON-
TRACroRs-sEALBD PROPOSALS received By
signed a, this Office until the ist day September
ton Of. STATE HOUSE at Hartford Connecticut conformity
plan, and specifications made by R. NJ UpjOhu, Architect
The plans and specifications consulted the Senate Chamber
in the State House at Hartford NJ UPOLas oc' Trinity Build
Ing YewYOrk CITY after Ju 20 1872 viii be
in attendance at each place to exhibit them
Separate bids will be received ts work. carpenters vo
Oueut.ers work. and ion-wOrk, departments taken 10
cher to include all mirOr ones constitute when eIeed
complete and finished bubng Each bid be accompanied By
satisfactory than aen Thousand dollars With sOfces
satisfactory to the COMMISSIONER conditioned that the bidder vi" ceep'
and sign which may be awarded him. and give security 'i
aeOry to the Commissioners faithful performance
The Commissioner ve much prefer contract for the enure bdh
ing with one party or with parties contracting aIi dealing jointly
one with the Commissioner They therefore receive single bids foe
the cous,reon Of the building All suh BIDS must be 'oora
panied guaranty Of persons satisfactory to the Coz"
sSOne that the bidder will gnthe contract awarded to him and
h,, he will civ. bond satisfactory to commissioners the st
two hundred thousand dollars conditioned that be will by Paor.
the cOutr.ctsuh bond date with the c0ni'
Payments will the work progresses under the dcsn o'
the Commissioners for all work executed reservation Of ten
cen, will be made in each case unit. tn, completion Suns
The Commissioner. reserve to themselves the right reject and
a. bids a, they may judge the ofhe State shall require
pv.,, hd .beuA be addressed To President Board of
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
goruoraIiou Nolieee.

CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will Ia
- received At the CLERK Of the Department OF fuhe Va
srucon corner Grand and bhnt MONDAY Jsg ~ - IS
fol0xs:
Nv m. School Trustees Of the FRh Ward until 10 O'Clock H. .or
IN. Apparatus Grammar School No ~
By the school trustees of the Ninth Nad Until Oi ocoe- e
fo additions Hssteg Apparatus IL Ginaf o' Ms
aud 81. ,- III, 9, .,,i..N. M q,
the Stsa Apparatus for Gramnar s'eoe ~ -,
By e Of the Sixtonih m UNI lli -
for additions Heating AppsriW' "fanhs o
By school Trustees Of the satenIh Ns W. = VIVA '
far The steam Apparatus fOr GrAnm.t eeel va p"
By School Trustees OF the Nneteenta ~ o.
sr e steam Grammar stao9s nos ~ -
b. he School trustee, the Twentieth Wsn tnHl os'
- s..m.sunx Aprsraa. Grammar School No ~ hsS
o. .ioa 10 lhs ss Apparatus IN 0rmn. nehoo 20 "a
plans aud specseatons be sees Al the ono o 'uP'
A., af Ralipg, and Repsrs sb 0sndst ttir hoo'
Two r,.pou,ble approved urstss viii Be eul vn
oessfa bidder Proposals vii not Dc o"n''s''1 aN" ~ "
named. ,,,... -, -. a. al ,f An. nrona..L -
| Grel-DaieJ ssw forh, jail 4 LA
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

OFFICE EEw-YORK CENTRAL ASo(
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD CoNfASy, :
ALBANY. June g. i8ilD
VTHIS COMPANY viii convert its "CONSOL-
DATTON CERTIFICATES" INTO Capita stock, par, hv i,su
Ing Of Capital stock for hundred eas amount
such Certificates.
The conversion made and aer WEDNESDAY, The loh DAY
OF july THE UNION TRUST COMPANY, No. az DAOA
WAY NEW-YOBH the presentation and surrender OF TIC
Consolidation Certfc
When other than hundreds o. dol
la are presented Consolidation teGce." f0r the 1ccla
parts will be and these BE- combined TO make hundreds
~ ~ " ~ T. D. WORCESTER Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-20
Fires.

New York, Is. A Port Jervis special, re-
ceived before the rains, says that in Pike
county fire covering a territory OF miles
in extent, is sweeping over some of the best
land in that section. Twelve large steam
saw mills were destroyed. Many dwelling
houses and the lumber camps of Dodge &
Meigs, containing several million feet OF
lumber, were burned. The inmates Vt the
cabins narrowly escaped with their lives. 4,
Wa gonhowthis, Gallons and Dowlings settle.
ments, nothing is left but charred and smok-
ing ruins. The loss in this place is estimated
at quarter of million.
Philadelphia, 10. A fire broke out last
evening in a building built by DR.. JAYNE.
1t was occupied by Luzening's printing estab-
lishment book binders, &C., and was totally
destroyed. A fine stone building adjoining
was entirely destroyed by q falling wall.
Jayne's building was one of the handsomest
in the city. Total losses are as follows
VIM. H. Harding, publisher and manufac-
turer of albums, $4,000, fully insured; II.
Luzening, printer, $4,000, insured $780,
600; McCalla & Stanley, printers, $4,000,
insured $40, 900; J. +. Bauch, book binder,
loss not heavy; Chas: NJ. Cox, $4,000; in
sured The building also contained the pub.
fishing offices of the Newark Chronicle and
the Keystone. The adjoining building was
occupied by the commercial list and was
considerably damaged, but the books and
papers were saved. Jsyne's building cost
32O0, 900, insured for 100000, mostly in
city companies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-20
Provide ARainat DANGER,

AT this season all the great lines of travel begin
to swarm with human beings intent on business
or pleasure. Are these moving multtudes aware
of the danger which ensues from drinking differ.
en-: varieties of water and breathing atmospheres
to which their lungs are unaccustomed1 Do they
realize how important it is to be pre.a armed with
antidote that will defend their systems from the
evil consequences Of such changes and from all
ailments and disturbances which arise from the
miasma so plentfully evolved from the soil at this
period of the year? Such an antidote-certain in
its protective operation and free from everything
Objectionable in its composition and fayor-has
been for twenty years before the world. No in
stance can be adduced, during that period, in which
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has failed an accli
mating medicine, or as preventive of the bodily
Ills TO which the undefended system is liable in un.
healthy localities.
\ good appetite perfect digestion, vigorous
condition of the nervous system, functional regu-
larity, and pure and active circulation, are the
elements of health, and these signal blessings may
he secured and perpetuated by the use OF this pow.
erful, yet harmless, vegetable tonic. Such is the
experience of all who have ever taken it safe
guard against the diseases which debility, irrega-
arity and morbid condition of the solids and iu-
ids of the body are sure to invite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-20

A large number of the citizens Of Hallowell
together with quite number from Augusta
and Gardiner, assembled on Friday evening,
at the old South Church. in Hallowell, to lis
ten to the addresses to the Reform Club. DR..
Brickett of Auuusta, was first called upon and
made few pointed remarks, urging all to
sign the pledge. He was followed by Hon.
4. H. Hubbard Of Biddeford, who addressed
the audience very ably for about an hour, and
was listened to with much attention. He d.
rected his remarks principally to moderate
drinkers, and said they were the worst enc
mics to temperance, some of whom were
men of influence and social standing, who
were seen regularly at church. and even their
voices were heard in prayer invoking Divine
blessings, yet they were constantly setting an
example of intemperance, by taking their So
,cial glass at their homes. At the close OF his
remarks all were invited to sign the pledge.
Much praise is due the Hsllowell Glee Club,
for their excellent music furnished for the &C.
casion. This club consists of a number OF
girls from ten to fifteen years of age, who are
under the instruction of DIR. Halves, and are
making good progress under his direction.
Several ladies and gentlemen came forward
and signed the pledge, amid applause from
the audience.