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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-16
90 Rent.

ITO RENT, MY RESIDENCE No. Is
Wentworth street. containing eight square
ruoms, besides 8 cemented store ROOM, q bathing
room and q pantry. The house has three piazzas
to the west, and Is supplied with water, gas and
all modern Improvements. Attached 10 q large
brick kitchen containing six rooms. There Ia q
stable and all other necessary outbuildings on
the premises. To an approved Tenant the rent
will De very moderate. Apply to l.. CHAPLIN, No.
1893 Meeting street. aprl6. tufm8
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apris Clerk Board Fire Masters.
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WANTED, A GOOD WASHER AND
w Ironer. Apply, with references, at No. ID
Meeting street. apr16
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Wa,11s.

.uTANTED, A NURSE TO TAKE CARE
w OF an infant i've months Old. Must come
well recommended. Apply at 76 Wentworth, Ger
~. PhIlip. apr16.1*
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@eEtina9.

FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 4, KNIGHTS
" Conyocation, at Pythlan Hall, corner OF Society
and King streets, THIS NIGHT. st hall.past
o'clock. .. d. LINN.
apra.tu Recording Scribe.
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WANTED, A COLORED WOMAN, TO
w Cook and Wash for a family. Must bring
good recommen cations. Inquire at No. 216 East
Raw. aprl6-ls
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XT1ANTED, A SOUTHERN LADY TO
w teach In q family. One required compe.
tent to teach the higher branches OF English,
Music and Drawing. Reference ss TO competen.
cy and character required. Address Dr.. A. II.
JOHNSON, Bamberg p. o., South Carolina Rail-
road. Information can be had from Messrs.
PELZER, RODGERS d CO., or Ell HALSEY,
Charleston, s. Z. ncnl8
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that the cheapest and best warranted
Sewing Machine In the market is the HOME SHUT
TILE, price SIS and S37. Can be aeen at the Gene
raj Agency, No. 265 King street, corner Beaufdin
street T. L. BIsSELL. jau12-6moS
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urANTED, A SERVANT WHO UNDER
w STANDS Cooking; ls willing to work and
be generally useful. Apply at No. 10 Broad
street, west OF Meeting. 6prl6-l"
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UTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w thai MCKAY, No. A. Wentworth street,
sells any and everything at private sale at anc-
ton prices. Gall and BEE. apr11-thBtuo"
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uJANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w q small House in the central or western
part OF the city. Address 20 at this office. stat
ing location, terms, &c. 1eoS
The New York herald., 1872-10-31

| VAyAITER.-A SINGLE MAN WISHES A SITUATION
w in private family; objection 10 the country
best city reference. Cali days O2 Broadway
corner both st.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31

A DvERTTsER, JUST ARRIVED FROM LONDON OF
"A good address, business TACT energy FIRST class pen.
man, bOOkket amt correspondent, seeks situation
moderate salary; age 27 Address STANLEY, Is South
5h
The New York herald., 1872-10-31

A STEN0GRAPHER. WRITING 40 TO $50 WORDS
N minute, desires n situation; will begin at mod
crate salary; good reference. Address L. O. H. Herald
Office.
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CLERKS AND Statesmen.

A STENOGRAPHER WISHES EMPLOY AS AMANU.
Herald office.
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WANTED-A POSITION IN NEW YORK AS GOV.
w erncss and COMPANION is capable of teaching music.
Latin, French and English branches would take entire
charge Address call on b. Everett Library $50 9th
av, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31

ATT. ANHALTs. ITS SEVENTH AvENuE-LADIES
n and gentlemen will bc surprised at the prices paid
in cash for Cast-of Clothing, Carpets, Jcwelry silk
$40 Please call, address by most, Mr.. ana Mrs.
ANHALT, where you will be dealt with Your satis-
The New York herald., 1872-10-31

A SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN, BY A
N competent, sober man, Of long experience: three
West sd st.
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At a97 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TwENTY-THIRD
N street. NJ LEON the highest price for ladies'
and gcntlcmen's Casoff Clothing and Carpets Ladies
waited OH by Mrs. LEON.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31

ATM MARKS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENTS
IA 93 and lU1 Sixth avenue opposite Eighth stl eet
ladies and gentlemen can receive the utmost value In
&c. Please call at or address the number as above
Ladies waited ON by Mrs Marks Please try ana satisfy
Yourself
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
ASTROLOGY.

4 TTENTION.-MISS WELLINGTON, l02 WEST TWEEN.
n ty-seventh street, near Sixth avenue can be con-
sultcd on all affairs OF life; gives lucky numbers
MADAME ROSA GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvOYANE
M reveals whole lhc from the cradle to the grave
Az Canal street, near Hudson. Fee 81.
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WANTED-A YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED PR0TEs-
w tlady In OF good home more than salary,
in the country take charge household affairs and
instruct three children. None but competent person
need address co. l26 Chambers ST., stating where
can be
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VNANTED-AN EXCELLENT PLAIN COOK TO AS
w sist in washing and ironing for a family of three
she will have take charge OF the furnace $7
Apply with city references between 10 and H O'clock at
l6 West 9th ST.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31

A THOROUGHLY EDUCATED CANADIAN (AGEu
~ ~. rapid correct and neat pcnman. wishes situa
tion where honesty and energy will him perma
neni employment Address DOUGLASS, box las Herald
Uptown Branch Office, till Friday.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31

N ACTIVE MANAGER OF 20 YEARS EXPERT
II encc IN MANAGEMENT ot factories wants engage
ment (ont OF New York; understands systematic labor
thorough knowledge OF machinery, office routine and
business customs. Address MANAGER, box 81 Post Office
Jersey City.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-28
Blu ckit1g CHANTS Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Renewcr in many cases
requires too long a time, aud too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whisllcrs, we have prepared This
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and otfcctual!y accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces y color which will
neither yuh nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-28
At Driyate Sale.

.FsNHE PLANTATION forming q part of
Z the Estate OF the late Col Eeitt, aud
known as thsTpARBY PLACE. The tract
consists OF aboat GOO acres, one haif well
lsrbered, the Hemsipder Rick, Bee Loan
Soil, adapted t9 Crops of all kinds. These
are tic Finest t.ssids III tho district. and
we're valued at.$go pei acre. IN 1866. Would
DC solJ for. one half thai rice now. ona
fourth cash, the remain or 10 thfee install
meats USaring intsseet sfrsm dase and SO.
,siredsby nortgaIa Of tho Same.
This3is Il spleadsd Chance for hNy ohe de-
sirip, 3 scsire lEicll I.snsis Eae ysler Pow
s.. Ia Seeileat estte Range and a Ro6nee
NeishberhooG. Apply -
ef-s. T.. 81 kI.I
Or tIF:ss Esq.
JAMS 49,.
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
GERMANY.
Imperial Honor to Science and Patriotism
STEMS Monument Unveiled-American Trib-
ute to His Memory-The Emigrant Exodus
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN July Q, 1872.
Dispatches dated In Nassau in the afternoon
report that the monument to the memory of the
great German statesman Stein was unveiled in
that city to-day.
The ceremony took place in presence Of the
Emperor and Empress OF Germany, Prince Fred
erck william and the chief dignitaries Of the court
and empire.
The spectacle was grand and imposing, and wit.
messed by vast crowds of people from all parts of
Europe.
Hon. George Bancroft, American Minister at Ber-
lin, was invited to address the assemblage He
gave an eloquent account of the career Of the man
whose memory Germany to-day celebrated.
"Stein, he said, "frst kindled the idea OF German
unity and time had famed the spark into flame,
and to him Germany owed the proud position she
now held among the nations Of the EARTH"
THE EMIGRANT EXODUS TO AMERICA.
The Berlin correspondent of the London Standard
writes that the increasing tide Of emigration from
Germany to America causes considerable uneas-
ness to the imperial government, and measures for
the repression OF the exodus of subjects Of the
empire are seriously contemplated.
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
THE GARDE REPUBLICAINE BAND, OF PARIS.

The Rink, on Third avenue, where the Fairs of the
American Institute are annually held, is in point
of size (of Coliseum proportOns) and location not
desirable place to give a concert. Yet the bare an
nouncement of the first appearance in this city OF
the Justly celebrated Garde Republcalne Band last
evening was sufficient to I'LL the greater part Of the
huge structure And the enthusiasm of the
large audience was In proportion to
its numbers. When the band made their
appearance In their neat braided uniforms, and the
gay pompons on their hats were seen above the
heads of the crowd, q deafening cheer shook the
building. The band under the direction OF M.
Pauus, first played "Hail Columbia" as tribute OF
esteem to the country in which they have received
such hearty welcome, and followed 1t with the,
immortal ''Marseillase" which was applauded TO
the echo. The regular programme then opened
with Meyerbeers "T0rchlight Dance" LF0cfettdrnl,
the same that the band played at tAeir
debut in Boston. IL was received with
more heartfelt enthusiasm on this occasion, and
revealed TO those of the audience who had not
heard the band before new world In military mu-
sic The second piece was selection rom "Lu-
crezIa B0rgian In which one of the most chay ming
of Donzettis oavatinas was rendered with the
most fautless expression by four clarionets In uni
| son, the tone being without flaw, even In the
most lorid passages. The performers were MN
| Pares, Hamme, Raymond and Starck. Tue intro
| duction and wedding march IN the tAird ac
| OF 'LOhengrin" were then given II, styl,
| that drew even from the many German
musicians present commentators o[ no stinted
kind. Certainly The work has never before In thli
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
KU KLUX IN ARKANSAAN.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, JuA'y 0, 1872.
few days since Deputy Sheriff William, OF Pope
county, returned to Dover with bullet hole through
his hat and coat stating that he had bee fired
ON from the roadside by unseen persons Y.ester.
day the Sheriff summoned posse OF policemen and
arrested ARE four persons generally considered \the
mitting the shooting; and In the evening started
with them for Dardanele, about twelve miIea
distant, with the avowed intention of bring
ing them before the Circuit Judge
for trial Before leaving Dover 1t appears that the
Sheriff had stated that he expected to be fired
upon before reaching Dardanele. About half way
between the two points the prisoners were placed
IN 'front.' OF the guard, and after travelling short
distance part or the posse left. Soon
band, and he at once gave orders to the guard to
fire. They did so and killed two and II is thought
three OF the prisoners The other prisoner escaped
The Sherf then came to this city to see the Cover
nor 1t is reported that Pope county Is in arms and
more serious results are feared
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ssssnnases%RR sSss @ ys5sss sssnss s%y
EranSkEym Fran, Ey July I%t tst lon e q II passed
saa anne
Steamship Nevada pr FORSYTH, Liverpool June 20 and
German sssms5S 62aqS M eqs @ An q e
Cunard steamship do; Sh 333 miles east Of do In.
rs S @ sss is sns ys
hesce RS %s w9a 70 the
spSks s.s,r ths ,PsqSt Gf bound east -
Steamship Champion, LOCKWOOD, Charleston July g.
w '1a aSsSan Ss with
msss sn ssSfgsn sssa &c Sswe NC
Win TSss aRS Murray
and NOr1s with mdse and passengers to the Old Do
mS:s s%$ So
% ?s = ! Ia 70 igos' lss
's% $'i%s
plates SHwarks and sa sptnS e plank sEeaT Starting
az saR da @ as The deck Geek anS and s
Ss anS to h e Sss %nd w ss Ons oSn
s had births and dsa
mdse P and
and Sd rons ss up up S Gn %
during the entire passage; has had birth and IA deaths
MOI.
Brig Forest Prince r), Merriam, Arroyo PR Is days
with moasscs to Burdett Pond vessel to master Was
days north of Hateras with light winds and Gains the
entire passage.
Brig Ethel Bolton Br). Hancy Matanzas IL days. with
Brig Geery Ward, Trinidad days, with sugar II
Barnsoff Co; vessel to Evans Ball \ Co. Had light
winds and Gains: been days north Of Hateras.
Brig Willie Smith (Br) Kelley, Aux Cages lS days, with
l0gwood coffee and cotton TO Becker Coz vessel TO
Staples Co. Had light winds and calms; been days
north Of Hateras.
scir Addic vessels Thompson Boca del Toro 10 days,
with cOcOanuts to Vessels.
Schr John Lcuhal Martin Mosquito, Inlet, Fla. days
with live oak to Swift Bros vessel TO master HAD hght
winds and Gains; been days north Of Hatteras.
Schr Minnehaha, Douglas, Mosquito Inlet Fla days,
with live oak TO master Had light winds and cans was
days north OF Hatteras 80
schr Georgetta Lord Jacksonville days with yellow
pine to Asop Clark vessel to Borand Il Dearborn.
Had fne weather been days north OF Hateras.
Schr Carrie Webb, Homan, Georgetown, SC, B days.
with naval stores to Bentley Miller 4 Co. Had light
souherly winds; been days north Of Hatteras.
Schr d Hastings, Hilton, Virginia.
Schr Jason, Riley, Machas8 days. with lumber to smp
schr Caroline wnllace, MiIlbrdge Me, IL days. with
laths TO HQlyoke Co; vessel to master.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Bark Maggie NJ C3r) MITCHELL Little Glace Bay, CB, IS
davs, for New York, with coal to Honey Parker. Had
light winds and calms, with much fog.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Gaucus, Walden. New York for Boston,
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

SHIP HARRIET IRVING The following the parttcu-
lars of the loss of the above ship given by Henry
Boyce and william Sparks both able seamen Of the ship
who arrived In Buenos Ayres from the Laguane do los
Padres:-wc had good voyage until the morning Of
the wreck We touched at place. At half past four
on the morning the disaster took souhdings and
found Is athoms OF water the captain remarng that
were 30 miles from land. At Ave o'clock the man
at the wheel told Mr. Hazothen second officer that he
could hear breakers TO which Mr. Hazel fhedn replied,
relieved Sparks the wheel sparks sara out he was
goiug along forward Hard up your helm" ] immedi.
etey did so, and the ship went of to south
points, she then stuck hard ana fast The cap cap
ond oficer was on deck The captain came on deck
aud nskcd inc IL my helm was hardup told him II was
lie then asked me II she was paying OFT answered no
She has swung and she Is fest Captain then exclaimed
"My God thought left man dcck.n We theI
backed and filed her wards TO edeayo to get her on
and every exertion made, but all to no purpose
ship iaboring heavily there was ncavy surf from IN
beach, which we could now SEQ clearly. When daylgfi
ca,ne we were half milo oil, No cargo waa uro'H
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 8, 1872
CLEARED.

Steamship Cuba GD, Noodle, Liverpool via Queenstown
stsa%sSip sly BD, Thompson Liverpool via Queens
A%srcs e Bussns Bremen via South
steamshp Benefactor, Jones' Wilmington, NC-Loril-
;, Steamship Wyanoke Couch, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Fana, Doane, Observation-Disclosures
sttea%ship SlaHcus Walden, Boston-H Dimock.
Bark Bark Aman Gta1, ,Amala. 6ardif-Funch, Edge 4 CO.
mn,h Bark AyssnG Aveeno Cork F
r. Bark Orion Nor, Tonnessen. stettin-Funch, Edge
Bark Meta lNGD, Schultz, stettin-C Tobias & Co.
~ Bark Fear Not NG), Berding, Esinore-Funch, Edge
= Bark Azow NG), Gunderson. ChrlstIansand-Funch
Bark Venus (Bp, Davis Cow Bay, CB-J Whitney 4
Bark Blanchard (Br). Davis Pasbebiac-J c Near.
Bark VIM Crossart (Br, Tibbctts st John, NBMiler
Bark Marathon, Donne, Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-v II Brown Co.
,. Bark GermaNia NG) Evers, Baltimore-Richards Da
Brig Express CNa), Fredmurs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &
Brig Elosta (Norl, Andersen, slIgoTetens Bockmann
ofs bTss' aSrsssr and &rE
u Brig Lima. ma HILL s, rbomas-pep,ston 4 Co
Brig Guisb9rough (Br, Potter, Windsor, NsCrandall
brig Mary q comery, oomery, Port JOhnson-yatcs q
sea- ba Wpp s9H
sshr Caledonia CBp, Taylor, Windsor Ns-orandall,
sShT PhaTo hare s0per WWasnington Petty
schr g Grove, Weaver, Salem, Mass-slaght Petty.
sehr bosaeSB wenber w%sbnSs
Sloop Manhattan. Hurris, New Haven-Parsons Pc
= Steamer Walker shercin, Phadelphia-J N
Steamer Fannie, Fenton Philadelphia.
Steamer Tacony NcnoIs, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
SCOTLAND.
Terrible Explosion Of Steam and a Fire-Eleven
Persons Burned to Death and Twelve
Others Badly Wounded.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

EDINBURGH, July Q, 1877
A terrible explosion occurred to-day in an exten.
sive flour mill at Glasgow. Flames burst out i'm
medlatey after the explosion, and the building was
entirely destroyed.
Eleven persons buried In the ruins were burned
to death, and twelve were taken out badly injured
The cause of the explosion is unknown.
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

city been rei,dered with more fire, spirit and ar
tstic colc,". M Syvestre displayed his wonderful
talents on tse con net In an air and variations and
the band repeated their Boston tnumphs by a
mstohless rendering ~ tne Tel" overture. The
soloists on the well-know.o melody "Creen Hills
Of Tyrol," which displayed the Individual excel.
favorable light Concerts will b., given by the band
every night this week. after who they proceed to
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship wisconsin will leave this port 0a,s
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Omces
at twelve O'Clock NJ.
THE NEW YORK NATURALIZATION for Europe-~
will be ready at hafpast nine O'Clock in the mor--
ing.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing six centss
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

Steamships America for Bremen; Cleopatra, Havana
wyanoke, Richmond &c.
d WIND Mt sunset
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Died.

Died.
SAyroN.-At 4e2 Third street. Brooklyn, on Inc
deay Juiv Q. MARY D, LAYTON, in the slst year o.
age.
[FOr other Deaths see Ntnh F"9sI
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
SPAIN AND SWITZERLAND.
Don Carlos Looked For Near the Neutral Lakes.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW yoax HERALD.
LONDON. July ,

IUNDUN, July v, ISTZ,
Letters from Geneva say that Don Carlos, Che
Spanish gneteuder Is expected In Switzerland. hext
waeK.
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

Batcheior's Hair Dye The Best in tho
world the only perfect dye M rmless rciiabt e. nslsn
A. 4 tauu y -
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

Political Bo>yssers, Flags ~ .sd Portraits.
at uOJER 4 GRAZ ANS, " Duane " ccet
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

Cristadoro's Imp~Spved Hair TIye.-Ths
world has produee3 preparation W ch acts with
,uoh efficacy, safety ana 'faridity
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

A.-Royai Havana Lottery Prices ys.-
duced. J. b MARTINEZ 90, baW .ers 10 Wall y r,at
Rox 46S5 Post office. New York
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

Royal Ho' cana LOTTERY .-Great Reduce
ton in the pr, OF Tickets orr srs aei Prizes csss
lnformatQ, Girnshei Govep nent Bon1s no sctiatei.
TAyy.oR GO. DanSers i5 wAl street Now vers-
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

A.-yestle,s Lacteous Farinas
the Mothers MI k subsit,s,
Recommended by emnen, physicians
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TUB
MONTH OF JULY.
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

A.-Herald Bra anch Office, Broob yn,
Corncr of Fulton avenue aud BoerumS treet
Open from A. NJ to5P M.
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

A.-Hcrring's Patent rps
CHAMPION SAFES. ~
Isl and 25e Broadway, corner Oh MURRAY"
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

aurelI,s Turkish Baths, LennSsW save-
nue. and Twenty fifth ,nnsr Mora itaizna
before breakfasts apetInf pcoto odas Iav aud soothing
than opiates before retirlhs' " WY evening;
geutieine la and night
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
SHIPPING NEWS.

Almanac for New York-Thfs Day.
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
Tho Situation at Monterey Unchanged
Alleged Negotiations for the Surrender
or the RevOlutiOnists.

The situation at Monterey is unchanged. Four
thousand rev0utionsts, with cavalry and artil-
lery, occupy two points the same distance from
Monterey It IS believed here that both parties
awaiting the result OF the negotiations going at
the city OF Mexico for the surrender of the revou-
tOnists.
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

Steamers Sii'. Destination. O@oe
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

GisnaEriR June iS.Aglyed, Due rrstelli. Messina,
ST Sos arra aas s%res s A
10Th Gioysnan Galfsno New York and cleared 2st for
60, Corfejo' New YSfk; ,...'.. w.
sra. graz baltimore sd Malta LayTa rhiiadepaisS p,u.
deiphia; Laura. wilmsen, Baltimore; a5th' Admiral.
MAvRs, June ae-xrrIved W Chspmcn, Miller New
sailed eSth, Jonathon Chase, Chase, Gottenburs and
HAMBURG, June s6-Arrived, Holsaa ts', Barends New
Sailed ash, vsnaaa @, Ersnzsp, NsW YORK sr. p,,,,
uPn%e inn or WIGHT June sson, Biadcworth 81 from New
'Y.N I'vERrooi JUNG 2sArrved Frances Field Callso
yS%ns Sst Ss% oTIssns H,ssn. New yor, WV
cleared estb, Nobo, Marcy Boston Maud cioSie
DEgS%tiSSS EStsrsS Ssw Sst as sS o%ca wa% sr
SSn rsaGsy
ris Morris New Haven, Ct entered 10Th for Sey York
Canada Cam Sichon boston Canada c Webstes s% York
Reed, stinson, Rio Janero and valparsls, Car
'IccyDoy, June Ss-A,riycd. chuson Rex. New York
eGrhy er Grcssr aV 6ampbe s su hser & Austin
french Csso; "a Bella Christcpsen, w minstop; -,
Gloria, Wilmington. do; Flower o'Ny ay Humphrey
EnieredSst, 18th, henrietta Bonner Boston; ,,
Sailed 18th, Perseverance Lamb, Philadelphia an'
r: qlsss Ss. SFy FsSsSti Es
June n pert ,s John o.s9nS ssns'tSSS cSSnrsn @
Y% ssr~o% 1S%sSS ygs yntPPS5s cs"c
NswcAsr,S' asw, Apr.t i5--fn por, ships comeS Bray
Ss S"H S2oHa SHns sa aIisss E' Ts
'afs f.lsSnso rSy seT June xTySa isOas ovcnsOnc Nc
possea rSSa'1d lds acdyx lswo. Tor New York, DO
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

The News OF tho Capture OF the Pioneer
in Washington-Secrcta BoutweIPs
Action-The Pioneer Regarded as n
Pirate-Where the Treaty OF Wash-
ington Comes In-Cuban sympathizers
Disheartened.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS

sO1lpKp az NRw ENCOURAGEMENT.
aoutHn Roor, bankers, itis PsnnsylvAnia
avenue. opposits wi lard'a hotel.
rHn Young Mems Republican olub will meet
IA. morrow evening.
TTs Rsdloal Republican club viii meet to.
morrow evening.
BH. wkHrnH, real estate broker and auc'
tionssr, vii sell, on Wednesday, jams II, at
o'clock p n, building lots IN squares 500 And sos.
VIZ L. WAL Co, auotionssrs, will sell, on
Moaday June ", att o'clock q n, valuable real
sstate in square csc; on Monday, May n, ~ II
o'cIook y m, horse, buggy and harnssa
ArnoH fair and festival Of the ladies Of r.
strvst Baptist church tomorrow evening.
Arnr-room house for sale cheap.
Elk. wILsoE has 1900 70 lend on city prop
srty.
CLAnE, KInxrLL h NoRYLnST. real estate
agents., have Tor sals valuable Improved and IN
Improved property. .... ..-.
A Lkpr's cuyy, with cornelian button At
tAchsd, has been lost
AvHrrn Eunsn Tor children Il wanted.
suvunAL committees, IN charge Of the AZ.
ranrsmsnts for Memorial day, win meet this
evening.
J. W. MeKMaur Co, manufacturers Of
and dealers in furniture, carpets, bedding and
upholstery goods.
TEE Ohio Voters Republican Union viii meet
tomorrow evening.
PosTNAsrER GENERAL IoHS A. J. CREs.
WILL returns thanks to the police and are de.
partmsnts .rHl
TINS Sixteenth District workingmenq Club
will meet tomorrow evening.