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sr ooNs1eNEEs PER sTEAMsHu

sS CONSIGNEES PER STEAM I1P
CHARLESTON, from New York, are notified that she
is dischargng cargo at Adger's South Wharf. Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stored at
the expense and risk OF owners.
All Freight money under 500, except in cases of
regularly established houses, must be paid at our
Office before the goods can be received. This rule
is imperative, and will be strictly adhered to In
future. JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents. ,
December 5
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FOR GEoKaETowN. s. c,

AND PEEDEE RIVER TOUCHING AT SOUTH
ISLAND, KETTHFlEJD, WAvBRLY AND BROOK
GREEN MILLS.
~, THE STEAMER EMILE, Capt.
.Eanses.sslaiflSIsAAc DAVIS, wi leave Gonmercit
Whlr7 as abeve en- Monday Norm 9 next tne 'th
instant at Six O'Clock.
Returning, will leave Georgetown on Wednesday
Tbe Steamer EMILE will connect with Steamer
GENERAL MANIGAULT, at Georgetown, for Che.
raw and all Landings on the Peedse River.
All Freight prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset This Day.
For engagements, apply 70
SHACKELFORD KELLY,
Desember S No. Boyae's wharf
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FOX PALATKA. FLORIpA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FtRNANDINA AND JACKSON

n~ THE FIRsT-CASS STEAM
.easSssISSa5sys DICTATOR, Captain CHAs. WILEY,
viii sail from Charleston ever! 7uesddy Eucalng, at
Eight o'clock, tor the above points.
The first class Steamer CITY POtTT, Captain WV.
T McNELTY, will all from Charleston every FTtdoy'
Euenin1, ii Eight o'clock, tor auoye polnu:
Competing with the C-nt-al Railroad al 'avsnnan
for Mobile aud Ne Orleans, aud with the rIorida
Railroad &C Fernaadini for Cedar Keys at Wh;ch
point steamers connect with New Orleans Mooiie'
Pensace a. Key West ard q vana-
through Bills Ladius given for FrelShs 70 Mopi'e'
Pensacoia and New Orleans
Both steamers will connect with the "OelawaE
steamers at Palatka
All freight "yaUle on the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at T1sE
and expense OF owncrs.
For Frei,,ht or Passage eueagemei t, apply to
J. D. AIKEN Il &C., agents.
south Atlantic Wharf.
N. R.-No ezra charge for Meals and staterooms.
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@ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE
Rev. A. TooMER PORTER, Of the Church of the
holy Communion (Epiacopal), will perform Divine
Service in this Chapel To- ao-row Afternoon 9th IN
slant, at balfpast Three o'clock. l December
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Spefial notifes.

ag- YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CIATIoN.-The regular business meeting of this
Association will bo held ct the Rooms This Satur-
day. Epvning. at quarter.past Seven o'clock.
December s J. T.. FOGARTIE, Seer etary.
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60 BATCHRLOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Halr Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
Hnts; remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown Sold by oil Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bontl.street. New York Tyr January 8
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aT BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM ESSAYS
FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation of
Bridegroom 10 Bride In the institution OF Marriass-
guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free of charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phila-
delpha, Pa. 3mos September "a
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITAL.

TIE CHARLESTON ELECTION BEFORE THE so-
pREME oouRT-THE ACTING COUNCIL REouiR-
ED TO sHow CAUSE WHY THEY SHOULD NOT
nEc1axE THE E1Ecr1oN-A QUO wARRANTo
TO BE APPLIED FOR To-DAK-THE CIRCUIT
JUpeEsH1P-NEw coUNTY-THE TROUBLES AT
MARION COURTHOUSE, s. C.
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"A physician says that since the introduc-
ton of short dresses there has been notice
able decline in diseases among women o1igi-
mating with cold or damp feet. When loIg
garments prevailed, women were very careless
in this respect. often wearing thin and broken
shoes.
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AFFAIRS IN COLUMBIA.

The Debate Regarding F. S. Lewic, Of
Lexinston--Jsnks in Oppositton-The
Home Insurance Compaay-A Fight
for Home Institutions--The Election OF
Mr.. Young, OF Abbevile--Personnls
Carrying Concealed Weapons.
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@ UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
SOUTH CAROLlNA.-The Law Dockets will be
peremptorll5 called on Monday, December 7th.
BY order OF GEORGE g. BRYAN, United States Dis
trict Judge for South Carolina.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of United States Court and District Court for
South Carolina December
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DEPUTY STATE CoSsTABLE.-Ihea appointment
of deputy State constable has been rendered
to MIR. Newton Scott, town marshal, vice Alex
ander Campbell, resigned. This appointment
will prove acceptable to the people OF this DIS
trict,-Anderson InteHigencer.
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ar3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe.
streets, and get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment in the city.
November IA 3mos
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0bituarD.

PERCIvAL Died at Aiken. 8. c.. on the Goth o.
November, W. MARSHALL PERCIVAL, eldest son
of DR.. WILLIAM F. and EMMA PERcrvAL, aged q
years.
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EnR RRUNswICIx GA.

~A THE STEAMER DICTATOR"
.E.sss:safl s:ss.aftl Captain CHARLES WILEY win touch
at this point every Wednesday, leaving savannah az
Nine A. M, and on her return trip will touch there
on Saturday Afternoon, arriving back ct Savannah
on Sunday Morning. j. d. AIKEN CO.,
November "a Agents.
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x,r ADMINISTRATION OF THE SACRED

ADMINISTRATION OF THE SACRED
ORDINANCE OF BAPTISM-To-Horrop- Sunday
the 9th instant at the foot Of Councstreet, the Rev
JACOB LEGARE. of the Merris-street Baptist Church
will administer the Sacred Ordinance Of Baptism be-
tween the hours Of Eleven and Twelve o'clock A. NJ
The pub ic Is invited 10 attend. Collection will bt
taken up for the benefit of the Church.
D.csrohers
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as- REAL ESTATE NO ciCE.-PERSONS
having for sale or lease LANDS or CITY PROPER
lY, will please leave schedule of terms and de-
scriphon of same, at the office OF
RICHMOND & CO.,
December3 ~ TO- II Broad-street
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FOR SAVANNAH, GA,

VIA BEAUFORT, INLAND, TOUCHING AT
EDISTO.
rK~A STEAMER ST. HELENA, CAPTAIN
,Ggsss:ss JAS. G. RUMLEY, will receive freight
for the above places This Day until sunset and leave
Tonight at Seven o'c'ock.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or to
JOHN b. MURRAY,
Dacemberb IL Market Wharf.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE, EVERY FIFTH

FAST FREIGHT LINE, EVERY FIFTH
DAY, TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, FHILA.
DELPEIA, WASHINGTON CITY, WILMINGTON,
DEL, CINCINNATI, OHIO, ST. LOUIS. MO-,
AND OTHER NORTHWESTERN CITIES.
S~e THE FAvORITE AND SWIFT
NE1SWY@l Screw Steamship SEA GULL, N. P.
LITR9lIfH3T9 DUrToN Commander, will sail for
se.Ssaszeg Baltimore on Monday, the 7th De.
cember at One o'clock P. NJ. rom Pier No. l,
Union Wharves, making close connections, and de-
Ivering freight to all points In connection
promptly and al lop rates.
Through Bills Lading given on Cotton t, Boston.
Insurance on Cotton, Rice, Domesiics and General
Merchandise, by the steamships of this line, per
cent. to or from Baltim re or Philadelphia.
The steamship FALCON will follow on regular
day.
For Freight or passage, apply TO
COURTENAY TRENHOLM,
December 8 8 Union Wharves.
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Shipping.
OR HAVRE-DIRE0T.

FUR HAvRE-DIREGT.
.~ IHE NEW Al FRENCH LLOYD'S)
ES& American Clipper Brig ROBERT DILLON,
TH4&A BLATcHFoRD Master, Of small capacity,
.f159 will load if sufficient inducement offers
promptly. For engagements Freight apply 70
WILLIAM ROACH,
Corner East Bay and Adgers South Wharf.
December4
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

The Washington sonson-Compromis-
Ing with Conscience and the Trea-
sury-Burenu Consolidation Project.
&c.
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MAC GREGOR LINE.
DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH
EUROPE.

DlhECI S1EhM OOMMONIOa4ION VII IL
EUROPE.
1~e, TIE GEORGIA AND LIVERPOOL
NSfJS fsxss LINE OF T-CLASS NEW IRON
LllEillaBNA ACLYDE:BUnT STEAMSHIPS COM
@@SS3Hposed Of the
SAYANNAH. ..........' .....'.''tNo" G~a,oioe'
SAIlLLA... ...'......''.'.'.'''.''' 'aNom nI1t
SARASOTA. oe bui!i.l
SALUDA. .lTo De BUTT
SELMA. ........... IL o7 Puu 1I
WAVERCY. Captain BRYsoN-
LEIIH na,,.oi, O. o,
STIRLING. ....... captain BLACK.
RlGA...... ..'Capealn huNILh'
DON. ...OapIalu EnASoS'
Freight taken from and to st. Louis, Nashville,
Memphis, vicksburg. Selma, Montgomery, Eufauls,
Tallahassee, Atlanta, Macon, Columbus augusta
Griffin, Albany, Amercus, Greensboro, Madison,
Coyington Athens, Newman. LAGRANGE West Point.
Cuthbert, Dawson, Thomasvile, Cartersyille and AL
points in the Southern States Great Britain aud the
Continent.
Bills of Lading signed upon railroad receipts
interior points of shipment. Press receipts ut Savan
nah and dray receipts at Liverpool. Insurance
effected from interior points of shipments and from
Savannah, when desired, on our open Policies here
or in Liverpool.
Advance of three-ouarters OF the value at tie tim
OF shipment given upon consignments and proceed
guaranteed.
Proposed days Of sailing from Savannah, 1st and
18th Of each month. commencing as follows >:
WAvERLY, 1900 bales opacity. 10th December
DON $500 bales capacity. LIST December
RIGA, $500 bales capacity. 10th December
LEITH, $500 bales capacity LIST January.
Extra Steamers of 1500 and 5000 bales capacity viii
be dispatched to Liverpool, Havre, Bremen, Ham
burg Antwerp, Trieste, Genoa and Cronstadt when =
ever inducement offers.
Freight taken from Cardiff or any indirect port to
Savannah
CD All Loading done at Press.
Apply to WM: N. IUNNO g UO,
In Liverpool to SIODDART BROTHERS.
And in Leith to DONALD r. MAC GREGOR.
Sep.emDer5 sSmo
TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROU rETO FLORIDA, AIKEN
-~S,, And other places, should not fai
Z2&SSafS.g to 10y in their supplies of PROV1S- -
LIImlIfSTfa IONS, CLAREIS, CHAMPAGNES
=-Ss@sS9z- ss@asSSsz CORDIALS, BRANDIES. Wills
KIES, WINES, CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
Pates Of Wild Game and Devilled Ham for sand
wiches and Lilncheous.
RN-Send for catalogue
WM. 8. CORWIN 4 co.,
No. 275 E;lS-sileet,
Between Wentworth and Beaufain,
Charleston. s. G.
Branch of No. 800 Broadway, corner Goth street,
New York. Ootooer1o
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LONE TRIP 4 WEEK.
AND SAVANNAH STEAM

Pa KET Inv,
VIA BEAUF orr, HILTON L EAD AND 5LLFFT0N
STEAMER PILOT bOf. Capt. v. A. VADKF,
81 EAMGR FAM lE. E............C .Cap: FEM PECK
~T-A ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS
will leave Charleston every Tuesac7
Morning, at z o'cock and Savannah ever 2aars5o5
Morg,no at o'clock
jim FERGUSON,
Jarec9 accommodation wharf.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
THE FINE BRITISH SHIP N. MOSRER ,.
&S& MosHER Master, having two-thirds of
DH4&Yher cargo engaged will be dispatched for
s@the above port.
For Freight engagements, apply to
November "a STREET BROTHERS & co.
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FUR NEW YORK.
TO SAIL WITH DLSPATJH.

r~a, THE Al STEAMSHIP KEY
/INEIy[9 WEST, RUDOLF Commander, will
IZMEz5t6T0 sail for the above port with dis
uzsSs@s7s5zs ss:s.ss7e.s5 patch.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
J. a. ENSLOW & CO.,
December No. IA East Bay.
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NEW YORK AND CHA RLES1ON
STEAMSHIP LINE.

TIE SPLENDID. sID2 WHEEL
HSH&sEY4 STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, LOCK-
L|16fEIkfN0 WOOD Commander, win leavc Adger's
Stsssss7es Wharf on Saturday, the Eth Ce,em-
Der, at en- O'Clock A. N.
Harlhrough Bills Of Lading given to Boston and
Providence, X. l.,
aS-Insurance can be obtained on these steamers at
Il per cent. ,,
For Freight or Passage, having splendid Cabin
accommoda ions apply to
JAMES ADGER / CO.,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay tUp sta'rsl
The steamer CHARLESTON will follow on Taes-
day, the 9th December, at 2 O'Clock P. II.
December 5 ths2
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| city.
IJpon the other hand it cOuld be shown that
the proportion Of the receipts OF the neigh
boring CITY Of Savannah, Which is now sent
there for sale, in contradistinction to that
merely passing through in transit, is far
greater than it was prior to the war.
Tho effect Of this change upon our sister
| city can be seen in the increased prosperity
which is thera manifest on every hand. Real
estate is more valuable there than here.
In our city the great fire Of 1861, and other
fires which occurred during the war, destroyed
not less than two thousand houses, including
residences, stores and warehouses, and ex-
Guiding outbuildings. But feS Of these have
been rebuilt and YET rents IN this city which,
under ordinary circumstances, should have
ranged very high, owing to the diminished
supply Of houses, are so low rs to yield scarce
" moro than sufficient to pay taxes, insur-
ance, and ordinary repairs, whilst in Savan-
nah. where but few buildings we're destroyed,
real estate still yields q fair return, and large
numbers of new buildings are being erected.
These illusions to he greater prosperity of
our SISTER CITY ue ui"uo III ho 'ooA'At' VI "H
kindness or of envy; On the contrary wo should
rejoice at her prosperity, but We should in
uuire into the canses of the great discrepancy
which exists between her condition and oLr
own, and endeavor TO give to our old city the
same degree of prosperity which Savannah en-
Joys. Savannah. before the war. possessed far
less capital than Charleston, hence the cotton
sent here for sale greatly exceeded the quanti-
tr sent there for sale. Savannah suffered far
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nrarket-suIy ee.

FLOUR-The market is quiet. and city
made is held at SO 00@l0 so for Xxx
spring: $11 00@11 80 for Xxx red win
ter Country brands are weak and irregu-
lar. -ssgat aai
l WHEAT-Market dull, but holders firm
er; no sales reported; No. 1 red winter held
nominally at 50 1902 IA; No. 2 do at 81 "a
al 9S. 5aaie'n ls9 e sssifo ss p ~ ~
ooRN-odiet and steady at s5as516c for
No. l shelled. z !. 3 Sc sEsbsgk q as1ia u. IA
L OATS==Nominallv better but dull; No.
State held at 72@73c.
PORK-Geod demand and firm; sales 50.
bbls No. 1 mess at SIS so; No. 2 do at
$27 so; clear at $50 so. .vsse.-esE .ssssse's
IARD-More active and firm; sales 200
lbs city rendered at 1S1<c;. country nomin--
ally unchanged. I9o ai,r' ll i'''7ta
BEEF-Demand fair and market steady
at $40 10 for extra mess. t-.-- =
HAMS--The demand is good and the
market steady; sales 1000, lbs sugar
cured at zoe for canvasseei; 800 lbs plain
cured at Ice for Acanvassed, and 1Sc for
uncanyassed., - 'l.es = ~
SHOULDERSAThe inquiry is well
maintained, and prices are firm; sales 1900
lbs at i5c for eanvassed, and 14c for un-
canyassed. Uon 2Woiis ssiid t3flofai5ts' : ~
DRIED BEEF0U unchanged and in good
request. sales of 1,400 lbs at zoe for cam
vassed. - li-f - - st--1 f.Stt =
\ / BUTTER-There is good local and
shipping demand for choice qualities, ard
the market is firm at 29@30c for Western
Reserve; 23@26c for Central ~ =.
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Coal Miners ON a Strilke.

4 II
T. kE EeEse SCRANTON, July %.
T. About two hundred strikers, armed with
clubs, appeared on, the streets Of Wilkes
morning. They visited the mines and
shops about Wflkesbarre, forcing the men
| in all but one instance to quit work. We'd
nesday they marched to Pirtston, stopping
work on the way. To-day they have been
engaged in stopping the works about Pitts
ton and preventing trains from running
on the Pennsylvania Coal railroad 1t
! is reported that, they, are not sgener-
rally violating the peace or exciting much
alarm. They have received some acces-
sions and are supposed to be now five hum
dred strong. They are in two bodies, one
marching on Dumore and one on this city.
: The columns are to form a junction here
: tomorrow morning, and it has been de-
cided not to resist them here SO long as
: they commitno outrage The miners and
| workmen will generally turn out sonv the
llarrival of the strikers, and probably re-
sumo work again as soon as they are gone.
! The speaker OF the strikers is an Irishman
named James Lawlert. He says their pnr-
pose Is to secure ten hours pay tor eight
hours work. .--.....-.--
The Skeleton Mystery.
/ IE g BosroN, July %.
/ 1t is now stated that the skeleton recent
| w
4 a mile from the scene of Cornelius Holmes
murder, and it is supposed to have belong
| ed to tailor named Jones, who disappear
ed siXty-four years ago, some time before
the birth of Deacon Andrews. -E.LG1
"a Sailed.
I SAN Francisco, July p.
The steamer Golden City sailed to-day
for Panama, vita $402,00O in treasure,
1881, 600 for New. York.sTsassS -E2'.-5 5nsfs
70 r-= Nomination. szs
| General j. w. Singleton was nominated
for Congress by the Democracy of the
Fourth Congressional District at their Con-
vention at Monmouth yesterday. -
i Excursion Party. srs@
| - DETROIT, July %.
An excursion party, gotten up by the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, and the
Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland roads,
embracing a. large pumber ofsprominent
merchants Sand newspaper and railroad
men of Cincinnati, arrived here this morn
ing OH the steamer Jay Cooke, via Kelly
Island. The party returned to Cincinnati
Ethis afternoon via Sandusky. i@e% -"
ss Negro Hung AE "a
BALTIMORE, July %. .
4 A negro named j. Moore, yesterday,
lmade foul assault on lady near Bellaire,
Hartford county, and while being taken
before a magistrate the mob took him
from the officers and hanged him. 7'ss-is
~, Suicide.
BUFFALO, July 23.-John Wickeman, 9
thard ware merchant of Buffalo, committed
suicide at Clifton, Canada, yesterday, by
cutting his throat. Domestic trouble was
the cause.
lsFs Powder fExpIosion. H
e l7-na PORTLAND, Me-, July %.
Il The new mill of the Oriental Powder
Company, at Graham, blew up yesterday
lafternoon, killing Benjamin Hawkes.. Nc
other person was injured. .......
9E& 90 20 Sr. Louis, July %.
T The railroad men and eastern capitalists
stwho have been on an excursion to the enc
of the Pacific railroad, arrived here yester-
day, after having visited several points or
the Kansas & Pacific road. They took s
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Ew1YORK IELANGE.
The Tarf.

Fla-fN ne l4rIst A1fg "a
aasI NEW YORK, July %. a7
The trot yesterday between the horses ot
Commodore Vanderbilt and Captain Gill,
for a thousand dollars, was won by the lat
ter. Best time 2;3a1aa.S 81 nntyS&
Held for Trial . s70Aas ~
Captain Andrew, r.. ,Bloodgood, of the
steamer Seth Low, has. been held for trial,
by Coroner Flynn, in the sum of ten thou-
sand dollars, on the charge of criminal
negligence in the case of the recent disas-
ter in the North river. ,s5lrs sE..s- o. j
4 so Eais Pocket Picked. s. = s'ss sSi. =. s,
A young German had his watch and
$S, 600 in money taken from him by pick
pockets on the Broadway bridge, about
noon yesterday. sesls ssi8 . ,sss l51 2s- %
Fenian Activity. s Z; s5E7I, I.
The Fenians are yer, active here, and it
is understood that a raid on Canada is pos
sibly contemplated. The present moves
ment is more extensive than people imag-
inc. The leaders are very busy in forward
ing men aud arms to different points on
the frontier.
z The Efght-HOur Law.
The master masons have concluded that
the Eight-Hour law is unconstitutional.
and will not employ men on that plan, If
they can help it. q
...r Grand Ball. sd7rs5 = eoi
There is to be a grand ball at Long
Branch on Friday night, at which all of the
fashionables will be present.
Supposed TO be Drowned.
Five boys who left Jersey City in a boat
on Monday evening. have not since been
heard of. They are believed to have been
drowned. 80 Fl -f + 5-a4Ff
Recovering. Hs.5 saH /.
Mr.. Grau. the Ristori manager. is recov-
ering from the effects of his recent fall at
the French theater here.I -a-
Weather.
The weather is cooler, with an Eastern
mist.
Gen. Mcclellan TO Stump the State
r. for Seymour.
Gen. Mcclellan will soon arrive here,
and will take the stump for Seymour and
Blair. ~ --t,-. =
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BucKEYE SALOON OPENING.-Our friend
-Byers, late clerk of the Goodale House,
Z viii open the Buckeye House Saloon on
Saturday morning, when he hopes to see
all his friends and the public generally
The very best wines and liquors in the
! market will be found in the bar.
iv02-d9t
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FROM HAVANA.
Cholera ahd Yellow Fever at
Havana. raa.H aI

81 '-- Oh NEW YORK, July %.
p "A Havana letter of the 18th states that
during several days past the cholera has
been decreasing and the panic produced
by sudden and fierce attack has passed
away. The worst form of yellow fever,
however, has made its appearance in this
city and suburbs. AS yet it cannodbe called
epidemic, but cases are unusually fatal.ond
some natives of the island have fallen
prey to the disease. ss sfr4a ~
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HOTEL ARRIvALS.
tfa bslcs Thursday, judy %.

.zsssfs b5sca Thursday, July %. 90
-asGo aUi NEIL HOUSE, 81 - 4snl
Earrighs. Pittsburgh: Samuel Lea Philadelpbja:,
j PC Csrk. Philadsiphia John Parker. Cineinnat
%sRia Bsidset and md ans
land: s Worphill. Cosh9eton; Benl Crawford,
Joseph /. LySSssds Piit.bg!xbi j i GimpsrIins..
T r Torrence and wife; Ccmrsileyille; Il W Davis.
Cincinnati: J Norman. N 7; John Parker. Gin
.Sns
Means, s0 6 EgsRs City: Edys5d Bacon: P5iI.
seph Burleigh, Cleveland; W 3 IudIos, Gincin-
nati Thenas d. Hagley. Detroit;y n Copper
Douthirt,- -Zanesyille. George A Lampane Xenia,
Joseph T Page PhiladelPhis: William Colder and
sr PhsdSsghs; Mr. McOps sq G.sssbsEI
ss%us
E Frank BEdipe Sod do; Edward Smith and son; de;
william a Smith. Philsdephis; Lussea eiss DAVIS.
do; DR. W Panccast. do; Constsn GiIIon, do; A L
Snoyden, do two servants. do: D s Bolls. Vicks-
gsu1 EXCHANGE HOTEL. iTo3I enaI
J Sellers, Greenfield. Ohio: P " hitting. CAL
DcLand, Madison county. Ohio: F Bisner. e r L
tasue, Cincinnati; VIM Smith, Delaware. Ohio,
Mrs Brown, .Springfeld. III; Miss Brown Spring
1sS %Othi6asOn hi as Ohio See. GsSssnd oSio
Vanderwood. wife and children, Anderson, Ohio:
! Bch6iPngsr, 6P;S Anderson Ohio: Ja15inner, Ar;
Roberts. Xenia. Ohio; Perry sAlley Amity, Ohio;
Henry Parishes. Amity, Ohio; r N Hayes. Cincin-
cinnati; A A Eyster, Cincinnati: John Kyle. Gran
yille CHIC; j IDesellman, COLUMBUS. Ohio; James
Richmond. Va Ch H Hale. Seneca Falls. N Y.
Saml Begoti. Genesec, 7; Frank Howe. Tsrre
Wood, W heeling, W Va; Carson Reed, Canton.
Ohio: G M Burrow. Logansport. Ind; G w Smith.
Louisville. KY G MeLersna d. and y wife. Wash
MIA. Ohio; ] Harrington. Elmery; w Eckmans.
Cincinnati. = 4, ~ 1s e-ff ngs ygosi 3 sss7,rr9 4