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The Portland daily press., 1872-06-05
European Markets.

LONDON, June 4-ii.sO A. M.-Consos s3i for
money and account.
American Securties-U S. 5-2o's 1862, sOt; do 1865.
old, 91t; 1867, 931; U. S. 10-4os, s9A.
LIVERPOOL, June E11.0O A. M.-Cotton quiet;
Middng uplands 11s q lid; do Orleans lid; sales
10000 bales. Ia
Receipts of Wheat for three days q 800 quarters,
Of which $500 are American.
LIvERPn oL, June 4-1.0O P. M.-Cotton firm; sales
1900 bales including 5000 for speculation and export.
LIVERPOOL. Jne4 -1.30 P. M.-Breadstuffs quiet;
Red Western Wheat lis 10d q lbs Id. Corn 2ss Cd.
Peas 37s.
LoNDoNI June $500 P. M.-Consols closed at OFT
for money and account.
American securities unchanged. Russian Tallow
SIS 3D.
PARIS, June 400 P. M.-Rentes at 55f CSC.
LIVERPOOL, June $500 P M.-Cotton closed
firm and unchanged sales ~ 900 bales of which 1000
were for export and speculation. ESQ
Yarns and Fabrics at Manchester quiet and firm.
Freights.
SAVANNAH, May 3t-Freights- Coastwise vessels
for Lumber and Timber are scarce and in demand,
and are readily placed on arrival at full rates.
York 7-16d for Upland and I'd Sea Island and via
Boston Cd for Upland I'd for Sea Island sail to Liy
erpooland Continent ports nothing doing Cotton to
New York per steam, Upland &c; Sea Island &c "
and by sail &c Upland; Rice So y cask; Domestcs
81 25. To Baltimore steam, &c on Upland Cotton;
Rice 81 30 W cask Cotton to Boston, steam &C. sail
&c; Rice 81 so. Cotton by steam to Boston via New
York Toe W 100; to Providence via New York sac q
" 100; via Boston CSC " 100. Lumber to Philadelphia
50 So; New York and Sound ports, Lumber $40 q
S11. Lumber to Boston $40 80 a IL; To Balti-
more, Lumber So 90 a so. The rates for Timber
are from 81 80 a So higher than Lumber rates. To
River Platte, Lumber S22, and per cent. primage.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-05
New York Stock and srou,v u-,-

New YORK, June 4--Morniao-t,oId =. 80,
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange ioas ~ tttci
Stocks steady. State bonds dull. i0a'
The following the forenoon quotations of south-
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-05

Our citizens were so well pleased with the eA-
hibition given by the Bowdoin gymnasts at City
Hall few weeks since, that an invitation was
sent to Bowdoin soon after that exhibition, ask
ing that the young athletes would favor us with
another exhibition. The Bowdoin men have
recently sent back very polite reply to this in
vitation saying that on account of their studies
the last part of this term and the training of
their boating men for the College regatta at
Springfield the 23d of July, they will not be
able to comply with the invitation.
And so we shall not have the pleasure of see
ing the Bowdo in athletes again before next
fall We append the correspondence:
PORTLAND, April %, 1872
To ID. A. Sargent, A. L. Crocker, and the other
members of the Bowdoin College Gymnastic
Association. -.-s-.. -.-.-'-lt
Genttenen:-We desire to tender you the
thanks of those of our citizens who wit
messed the exhibition given by yourselves in
this city, Friday evening, April 10Th, for the
very interesting and remarkable entertainment
there afforded; and further, to give expression
to their unanimous testimony that the original
thy and daring nature of the feats undertaken
and most successfully accomplished, exceeded
the highest anticipations of the public, placing
your performance in some respects above those
celebrated athletes of our day. In view of the
regret OF many of our people at their inability
TO be present at your previous entertainment,
and of general desire that another opportu-
nifty may be given to witness your proficiency,
we cordially invite you to repeat your exhibit
ton in the City Hall during the coming month,
at such date as may be most convenient to
yourselves
Benz. Kingsbury, Jr., Philip Henry Brown,
". L. Putnam, c. w. Goddard, John Marshall
Brown, Chas. F. Libby, T. B. Reed, w. w.
Thomas, Jr., Joseph w. Symonds, Stanley 7.
Pullen, G. P. Mattocks, s. G. Gordon, w. E.
Donnell, Frederick Henry Gerrish, Aug. 1.
Il. Barker, Geo. F. Holmes, A. W. Bradbury,
Joseph A Locke, e. P. Payson, j. G. Dennis
BRUNSWICK, MAY 81, 1872
To Benz. Kingsbury,. Jr., Philip Henry Brown,
w. L. Putnam and others:
Allow us in behalf of the Bowdoin Gymnas-
tic Association to tender you our most grateful
thanks for the high honor which you have con-
ferred upon us, and for the feeling of interest
which is manifested toward us in the testimon-
ial received from you. Although the exhibit
ton given in your city was unproductive of
alton which you display for our exertions. as
worthy of our best endeavors. 1t is therefore
with great regret that we are compelled to
decline your kind and considerate request, and
to forego the pleasure of appearing once more
before the citizens of Portland. A combina-
ton of causes renders it utterly impossible to
comply with your invitation at present.
Permit us TO again thank you for the very
hattering testimonial with which you have re-
warded us, and to assure you that we shall ever
hold it as a token of your friendship and good
will. Yours sincerely
i ID. A Sargent, A. L. Crocker, for the Bow
dom Gymnastic Association.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-21

TAX NOTICE.
Observation-Disclosures
QRANGEBURG County,,
oRANaEBuRo S. c., December 9th, 1877
Notice is hereby given that my books
are now cpen for the collection of Taxes,
at my Office in OrangebuEg as follows:
To meet appropriations for the fiscal
year. commencing November 1st, 1872,
five 60 Mills on dollar.
For payment Of DEFICIENCIES for the
fiscal year ending October 31st, 1872,
five (5) Mills on dollar.
For support of tho Free Schools, two
(2) Mills on dollar.
For County purposes, three CD Mills
on dollar.
ALSO.
County School District Assessments
as follows:
For Amelia Township-two and
half (2l) Mills on dollar.
For Branchville .Township-two (2)
Mills on dollar
For Cav Cav Township-ono and
half 1!) Mills on dollar.
For Cow Castle Township-two (2)
Mills on dollar
For Edisto Township-one and a
half CD Mills ON dollar.
For Elizabeth Township-oue %
Mill on q dollar.
For Goodhys Township-ouc I)
Mill on n dollar
For Goodland Township-one D
Mill on dollar
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-21
ORAnCEBURC NEWS EXTRA.

half (1i) Mills on dollar
For Middle Township-ons CD Mil.
on dollar,
For New Hope Township-two (,l
Mills on the general tax.
For Orange Townsbip-onc half of
one Mill l4) on dollar.
For Pine Grove Township (2>
Mills on q dollar.
For Poplar. Township--two (9) Mills
on a dollar.
For Providence Township-onc and
one quarter OD Mills on a dollar.
For Rocky Grove Township one (D
Mill on dollar.
For Union Township-two (2) Mills
on dollar.
For Fances Township-one and one
quarter 1i) Mills on. a dollar.
For Willow Township-cne and one
half 03J Mills OH a dollar.
For Lion nship-three (3) Mills
on a dollar.
expect to visit the following places
at the dates mentioned
Branchvillc-W cdnesday, January
1st, 1873.
Lewisville-Thursday aud Friday,
January % and Sd, 1873.
Fort Mottc-Saturday January 18th,
) 1873.
Felders Store-Iuesday January
7th, 1873.
Dick Gleatons Store-Thursday
January 9th 1873
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17

fen aniprii@s auf Observation-Disclosures itbr
sirftis rarsn. S1Grfer srifts fem 3alfsnauss
ben S1mS9tssu !; r fanb elm pclsrbstes Spis-
bubsnssf1t unb Gin @tien, nor hem Serr @ctt'
frieb uu,piatibrIi& ,uridfubr mic sttra Gin sS'ps
Dor elmer ;ufammenssbaaten S&lanss, bic ibn'
plSsli& Dor ben SiBsn lisst.
SD babe mid ;u Sud bsraas sefcblen, bssann
Der 8remte, neil i'd isbs sab Sbr spsdlcs pulpsr
ssrfnaQt. llstsr Gin babies Sabr lunsert Sbr nit
Gursn &eitern ser Iaspeburs, fanset ba nne
bort einen armen Spiebbirsn, Der binaussina,
friite Cuff ;u f6Spfen, nebmt cine 0abuns aais
meg, sinsn SrupY Stweins, tpsnn's bod fcmmt
sinise fstts S6lsn, bic pbns @elsits sinssn. Das
ID bic artcit ron feds @cnatsn. &ia paspen-
bsim, Der bpSsefeisrts Yappsnbeint, srr Masse-
burg aGen &ubm bssrabsn? Spuen auf's Sabr
bic Niittsr fasen, wtnn ie ibre aleinen mad iber-
ftanbsnem @inter binausfibren: feb ains, pa
wiblts gappenbsim int Sanse, mari @anse anf
in Der @sinuns, is fibrten sur Stabt binsin
Oils lid atsr bic Weinuus fali6 erries, ea per-
i6ps Der quite Yappenteim an isin gulper ant
Slei unS mubts i9liebli6 sans lssr a%bsisbsn.
Der 5elbmari9aa, iiber bic Spra@e bee 8abl-
fSpfsen i'm bS6fsn @rate iitsrrai8t lief Jpn
gum S6lu1t fcmmsn.
gisQsi6t lautet bic Spra6e Der ntasreturser
@itter bod anbers, iaste er iest. IS fSnnte
beibsn : Stile 8inb, Der yappsnbsim frmmt
Sei rubis, mein giisp6sn, Der Yappsnbsim bolt
bid
> ia, ainber tirfts Der pappsnbeim brIsn,
ni9t atsr bic itarte Sunsfrau Iaspeburs, YsrieB-
te tpsbaft Der 8abls. auf msine Sses, 6sIs-
mari6aa,-wessr Sbr nod Silly perbet SpGieit
baltsn nit Sunsfer Naspeturs! 8ist Sbr, pab
bic SpIpaten gum 3sitscrtreibe Sputtrsime aui
Silly ;uiammsn leimen p? SD mill Gu9 einise
gum Seiten seben. Die mutbpiaissn arisss-
fns6ts laIen 5rau Iaseeburs tsm alien Silly
fnlopnbeu Srfheib oehpn .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23
JOTrINGS ABOUT THE STATE.

...TsvT
"A colored man hunting In santee swamp,
lew days ago, succeeded 10 kiillng pear
Things are lively in Lexington County, be-
cause OF the squabb!es OF the Lwo wings OF the
Ra6tcal party. a.
Judge A. P. Aldrlch win lecture before the
Sumter Lyceum on Tuesday evening, the 9th
instant. The subject will be '.Hamlet."
James Spann, Esq, an old citizen of Sum-
was native of North Carolina, but has resided
In Sumter County for u halt century or longer.
Mr.. Britton Allsbrooks, citizen of Claren.
don County, was born in l777, Ia consequently
liz his ninety filth year. He Is hale and strong,
being able at this time to pnt up wagon, cart
or any other vehicle nnasslsted.
Julius Mayer. y cOiored man. 1t is thought
will receive the nomination for sheriff OF Barn.
we'll, but sure ones are not certain OF his
election. We hear 1t rumored that W. j.
Nixon, Esq. will resign 10 favor OF him.
Mr.. J.. A. Corley, OF Lexington County,
killed two ratt.esuakes, one day last week,
near old CRANKY Camp Ground, one measuring
six feet seven inches with thirteen rattles, and
the other four feet six inches with nine rat
ties.
"A correspondent ct Hardeeville reports
everything quiet. The only occurrences dur
ing lhe past two weeks are seven cows killed
on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad,
four trees struck by lightning, rattlesnake
with fifteen ratlles killed, and an old mule
died OF collie. A lively place, indeedl
Washington Logan, printer, and peace
full, inofensive man, while passing through
the upper portion of Sumter County, a few
days since, was set upon by o mob OF infuri-
ated negroes, beaten almost TO death. and
then dragged off to Kershaw jail and lodged
there under the charge of being the murderer
OF negro, killed recently somewhere above
Camden.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23

the most ludicrous twistlngs of coun,
tenance. At times the old man stopped
and laughed heartily at his own car1ca-
tnres. M In fact was constantly puzzled to de-
rect whether he was In downright earnest, OF
was only an intellectual Samson pulling down
everything right and left to '!make sport" for
his wondering guests. But there was some M J.
thing indescribfy sad In the spectacle oi tnls
powsriul old Scotchman hurting contempt at
almost everything under the sun, and venting
utler despair Of anything hopeful In the prOVl-
depce of God or the future OF humanity. Car.
lye, In days pasr, has uttered some Oh tle
grandest truths which our times have hearo.
Bnt his cyniclsm has grown morbid. Ana ~
the old mau shsnbled away In his blue gown
looked after him In mingled amazemenC anu
tenderest pity. He ls the psychological. mar
vel Of the age. Such astonishing acutenessS, cS
and vet such astonishing absurdity-suctti
faith in the everlasting facts, and yet such
scofing scepticlsm-such hatreds OF WrongS'
and vet such defences of certain WronssNt ~
were never before combined In any man VI VI
genius In our generation. It Is strange sha' a.
Bible-loving Scotland should be represel1Tssoo Tso ~
the same era by Thomas Chalmers ana lnon-
as CARLYLE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23
Drngs anh Mealrinea.
TR BAER'S IMPROVED VEGETABLE
CATHARTIC PILLS.

The proprietor OF these Pills confidently be
,eves that he has succeeded, by-a ekllful combi'
nation OF vegetable remedies, In producing pre-
IA, alton that will bring health and happiness 10
ffhe unfortunate sufferer. In the following dis
aaoss ,hey have peen used by thousands with
most wonderful success: Bilious Disorders. and
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Head
ache. CoStlveness, Lols or Appetite, Neuralgia
1srnnsv DIsentery, Pile, Diseases Of the SKIN,
pain n, the side BACK aud Limbs, sick Headache,
and ali arrangements OF the Stomach.
These Pills may he taken with perfect safety Dy
persons OF any age or sex. No family should be
ppice as cents box; s boxes for one dollar.
The usual dlt count to the trade.
Ano lor cole hV- DR.. b. BAER.
onso No. 13l Meeting street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23

[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
NEwBERRY, August 81.
The weather in this section though hot 10
not unreasonable. The atmosphere ID moist,
and prudent people need not suffer the Ills the
New Workers. seem unable to shun. Still less
need they approach the terrible sufferlngs that
the people In and around Richmond are forced
to endure. The crops are good: Cotton Is DOING
we'll. without any worms to molest 1t. Corn
ia ssId never to have been better, and there Is
a GOOD deal of 1t planted. have heard some
ststements to the effect that there Will be
enongh made for the district This doubt.
A great many do not plant 1t at all. and those
who will make more than they need are likely
TO- keep the excess. ,s.
tsPoliticks ars bilin' away" the canldron
fairly seethes, with decidedly African flavor.
Asyet no nominations have been made. and
NO far the contestants for the county offices,
With a single exception, are either negroes or
carpet-basgers. This exception Is Mr.. Thomas
M. Lake, q native, and present clerk OF the
court. He aspires to reelection. HIS chances
are thought by some to be fair, but is, Tear,
hsrfiiy probable that we shall be lucky enough
to secure him against The well organized party
It has been hoped that Hon. c. W. Mont
gomery, our present State senator, would
come In person to run Tor re-elecllon. II ne
stays away q. c.. Corwin, present county audi.
tor and member OF the Legislature, will most
likely take the seat That will be bad for us.
The representatives 10 the Legislature, tne
sheriff, the comfy commissioners aad all the
other county officers will be chosen from men
who have had, 1t not full share 10 the spoils
30 freely distributed, hand In supporting the
present corrupt State administration. That
some of them may change their politics upon
a change OF the national administration is not
unlikely. That they will adhere to robbers
and dipiders of The peoples money, 30 long as
such are in power, there can be no doubt.
There are daily signs that the stagnation 10
business circles is approaching an end. Nearly
every wagon that leaves town carries bagging
and ties, soon 10 be returned on n'cotton bales.
But for the reign of politics this iall an early
and q lively business season could be counted
on. Any way 1t Is hoped that enough labor
can be managed to gather the crop rapidly and
prepare 1t for market.
Hli things considered the county is quiet. !!
near or little In the way of crime; an occasional
petty larceny is about all. HOPE
=
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23
=anrtiGn gales--ahis uap.
aurtipn saIEaa;;- 9alurs; { :Daps.
BY L0WNDES;& 6RIMBxIL,s ss
g. ~


VALUABLE REAL ESTA4a2fATiHUCs
" TION!. Vim. Lucas vs. R; g. Yeuhtng.--in
the Common Pleas for Charleston CountyTln9
Equity. --......s -. s55--;- : 49, = :
In pursuance OF on order Of sale. In the above
case, to me directed, by tne HON iRsF.ES3tahan.% =
Judge Of the First Circuit, will ofler for sale at
Public Auction, at the P0stof1ce. Broad street,
Charleston, on THURSDAY, the 18Th day Of SAu-
gusty 1874 at II O'Clock A. NJ .!;a4 9li
The following LOTS or Psrcela OF LAND Msq4ts
living and being In Christ Church Parish. Uodnty
of ofC6arleston; ;snear.fRe fown Of Mount tPiessant
and having such ,metes and bounds as, are SCI
forth on certain Plat OF the Greenwich MiIa
property. made by VIM. Hhnnei Jk. .sutveJori ina
recorded In the Office Of the Registrar OF Mesna
Convey ance for Charleston County, IN Plae BOOK
A, No. !, page IS, TO wit: ri' %
Lots g., q, Land J, containing ten. .Gol acres
each. 5-......, y...,,.,-t....s-.,.z.ss;
Also one Lot containing fifteen and nftytwo
one-handredths Q6.62-l0o) acres. SS.d csssia
Also, one Lot, containing eleven and four one
hundreds Ql.0i. 1901 acres. - - ~ 80 =
Also, one Lot containing eleven and ninstyS
four onehundredths Cll.e4- 1907 acres. il.f.,,
In all, about seventy eight and q half acres,
more or less as by referenc to the plat Of said:
lands, now TO be seen at, ths office Of; Aesars.,
Lowndes & GrtmDil, Auc.ioneers, Broad street,
will more fu ly appear. - : y. !ag.saoi
!, Each Lot, will be sold, separately bas: 9gG9f
Terms One half cash balance IN one year, Be-.
cured by bond Of the purchaser. with interest
frpm.dsy OF sale and mortgage OF the1preuNess.
Purchaser 70 pay Referee for papers and stamps,
f's. - - syS @. HEhBERT SASSs - =
julyls-th7 ~ .:a,. - Referees;a h
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23
MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Applications for admission into this Institute
are now received for The next session. oansts
THO tmnortsnt state institution supplies, not only
In ts leers scientific course, but in Its ehectiVe
n Gatsiogues Win be supplied by application 70
FRANCIS n. SMlTH, Superintenosm'., /,
te Ke.eTencS, re roI,na 10 iio'e " 'n' july22 me
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23
The Emperor william as u Poet.

It seems that the German Emperor is also
German poet. Some of his verses have 9
pSophetic ring In connection with the events
of the last few years. The following slanzas
are translated from poem entitled "Oberr'
helm" which the Emperor, then Prince VIII
helm Won Pruessen, wrote In 1910. All the
German newspapers are reproducing them:
tits the Germans Rhine-land
e. Thou hast thy foot upon;
Thou'lt therefore find The Germans
With sw .rd foreser drawn.
wanton trick OF Loui,-
To rob our Fatherlandl
Because we with his empire
In feuds and quarrel stand.
Metz, Toul Lorraine and Alsace
And Verdun now are thine;
Wen bring them back Ia triumph,
Back to the German Rhine.
And strsssburg, TOO. the stronghold
Uf France and Burgundy,
Long as It harbors Frenchmen-
49, From us NO peace to thee.
The grand Cathedral pointing
TO heavens o'er arching dome,
Calls 1own on thes, oppressor,
1t iio,ys-and wrath TO come
And should'st thou rise In anger,
Nor give US back our own,
Well snow thy naughty empire
Bow poor aud weak It's grown.
And then for once thy children
May yet true Germans be;
Rejoicing that their caprors
From parent made Them free.
And we'll one day recover
The olden German Rhine;
It'll then will not oe buried
Our feuds with thee and thine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23
NXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.

This preparation ,s just what MANY persons
need. They With no dye, but only a Hair Wash.
or Hair Dressing something that will keep the
hair clean, and at the same time be p easant
hair dressing-noL too greasy. The Excelsior
meets all these Indications, and shonld be given
trial. Fifty cents bottle; five botl lie, 1or two
dollars. A liberal discount to The trade.
For sale BY the Manufacturer.
DR.. q. BAER, No. 131 Meeting street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
II o & F l. o B I D A
VIA SAVANNAH.

The Splendid Steamer DICTATOR, .1Eh
Captain l.. N. Co1etter, will leave 80
Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING, at ha1:past
O'Clock, for SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACK
SONVILLE, PALATkA AND ALL LANDINGS
ON ST. JOHNS RIVER
Returning. DICTATOR will leave PALATKA
THURSDAY NIGHT. SAVANNAH SATURDAY MORH.
ING, arrlyvlng here same afternoon.
all Way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, having splendid &C
commodations, apply to
Oeruer Vanderhorst's Wharf aud East Bay.
july27
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23

sgbippin.
NEW IRON STEAM IINE-EsrABL1sHiiEaDi iiai i+u; 1870
--Hs -a.--r-s
sTATE-ROOMS ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Sidewheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander. VIII sail
for New York on WEDNESDAY, August %. at 2
O'Clock P. n. from Pier No. 2, Union Wharves.
Through Bills or Lading to Liverpool aud the
New England Cities as usual. 1T -.
insurance BY Steamers Of this Line u per cent.
:; Fer Freight or Passage Engagements, having
very nne Deck Stateroom accommodations, apply
or to WIN. A. OOURTENAY, No. Union Wharves
anQ22
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23
MAYS COTTON GINNING MILLS,
FOOT FLAURENS STREET. .s.-.,e..

Sea Island and Upland Cotton GISNED and
prepared for market at very low rates. Be!s re-!
lerences given. Apply 10 J. a. AAI.
augT-9tu8f
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23
NOTES FROM NEWBERRE.

Weather and Crops-Politics-Bu
Prospects-Local Topics, sc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23
nor NEW YORK.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE,

The splendid SIdewheel Steamship. JAMES
ADGER, T. J. Lockwood, Commander, Will sail
from Adger,s South Wharf on SATURDAY, the Oath
instant a. half past O'Clock A. NJ. ~ .ilsss
HTThe JAMES ADGER has superior accommo-
datiuna for passengers, and her table is supplied
with all Of The delicacies OF the New, York and
Charleston Markets.
ASr Through Bills OF Lading given on Cotton to
Liverpool, Boston, Providence, and the New Eng.
land manufacturing towns. .,...-.-H
RS- Marine Insurance by this line u per cent.
For Freight or Passage Engagements, apply 70
augl9.8 JAMES ADGER d co., Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23
AN UNUSU1L WEDDING.

Wealthy Christian Lady Becomes
Jeyvess.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23

EMPEROR WILLIAM
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING
CIGAR AND TOBACCO HOUSE,
No. $40 KING STREET,
THREE DOORS SOUTH OF SOCIETY STREET.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO OF all kinds. ~
PIPES Of every quality. =
Call and examine stock before buying else
where.
WILLIAM SCHROEDER, Proprietor.
N.B.-The Wheel OF Fortune constantly on
hand. Invest 25 cents and try your lucf.
mch7.pp&w1yr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-23

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier .>%6se.
No. AZ. North River, foot or Canal street S&lEo66
New York, 1t IL O'Clock noon, OF the lUtn. zu.n
aud sOth OF every month, except when these dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding:
All DEPARTURES connect at Panama with steam.
ers for South Pacific and Central American poEts.
For Japan and China, Steamers leave san Fran.
cisco rst OF every month, except when IL falls on
SundaG-then on the day preceding. -
No. California Steamers touch at Havana, but
on direct from New York to Asplnwall.
One hundred pouads baggage free TO each adult.
Medicine and attendance>free.
For passage Tickets or other Information, apply
AT the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFIUE, on tne
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River. New
York. +. Il. BAbi,. ASeub., =
aug19-1yr