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DRoPos SAILS FOR oRN.

DRIZES CASHED IN ROYAL HAVANA,
I KENTUCKY, and MISSOURI LoTTERI rs
BATES, No. rs BROADWAY, New York. Pos
ofbee Boz VA lls@
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S,,. a., MEMORANDA,
81 Iip r. AImstrong, Owen cleared at New York 23d
lhst, ss, ioI AinlweTp via Philadelphia
snip JOhn o. Boynton, Wavcott hence, at BrOu-
wershaven 9Th inst, "''
, stesmship Pioneer, CathArine, hence at Whining.
Steamship Fanita, Freeman, hence, at New York
7! BaIGue Nereid, Bearse hence 18th Sept, at San
Brig Julia f. Carney. Carney, sailed from Havana
IItn INST Tor Matanzas, to load for port north OF
Brig ]. Mcintyre Haskell, at Cenfuegos 10th inst
mouth.
schE Mary J. Farr, Maloy. at Baltimore oath inst,
from New York.
schr Albert Thomas. Rogers, hence at Charleston
24ih inst
Schr Surprise. Symmes, for Philadelphia. sailed
from Charleston yesterday, with 269 bales cotton O2
casks rice IL crates cuttings, 10 hhds and 100
tons IRON 100 empty bbls., and 10000 feet lumber.
Schr w. o. Irish, Rathbun, hence, at Norfolk 22d
instant.
Schrs Juniats, Patton, hence, and HIawaths Lee
from Baltimore at Providence 23d inst
Schr Grace Clifton. Godfrey, from Providence for
Philadelphia, sailed from Newp ort 22d inst.
schr Albert Mason, CrOwell, hence, at Boston 23d
instant.
schr Bertha souder, Wooster, hence at Boston 2ith
instant,
Schr Amos Edwards Somers cleared at Boston 28d
inst. for Savannah via Woods Hole.
Schr Marietta Illton, FrtziDger, cleared at Boston
2sd inst. for Baltimore.
Schr Abraham Lincoln, Dill, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York yesterday.
Schr Othello. Eldrdge for Philadelphia, cleared at
Schr John johnson tof Philsdc' 9hIal. from Havana
for Boston, spoken goth nst 20 miles ) E. of Cape
Cod, with the loss OF foremast and maintopmast.
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DR, KINKELIN, AFTER RESIDENCE
corner OF Third and Union Streets has lately re.
moved 70 South ELMVENTH Street. between NAB.
His superiority In the promp. ana perfect cure o.
All recent chronic, local. and CONSTITUTIONAL Afeo
tieBs OF special nature, 10 proyerblal.
Diseases OF the skin, appearing In . hundred ait
weakness, and All nervous debilites scientifically
and successfully treAtOA Ontce hours nom A. n
pfRsA
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SYLVANIA HOSPITAL,-
PHILADELPHIA, ID ecember 20, 1865

rhe attending Managers are;-
Wistar Morris. No. 2U9 s Third street.
g. Morris Vain, No. 1928 s, Delaware avenue.
Attending PhyslciRn-J. NJ Da Costa, NJ. D., No.
AttendiDg Surgeons-wiliiam Hunt, NJ. D., No. 1900
Bpl uce street. - - - -
street. - i. e,..--...- -, -. - -,
tai every day lsundays excepted) receive applca
lions for admission.
admitted II brought to the Hospital Immediately
thereafter. lUt
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ARRIVED YEsTERnAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY
Bcbr stephen Hotchk iss Hodgdon, Boston d, Cooper
str H. l.. Cav, Her, Baltimore, A, Groves, Jr.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
steamship Norman Crowell, 4s hours from Boston
Wlth mdse TO III. Winsor 81 Co.
Schr Eltie Hall, MRxon, day from Frederick, d al.
with grain to Jas. l.. Bewley d 90.
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EfARL SENTz' AND MARK HASSLER's Or
~ ca EsTRA MATINEES, EVERY SATURDAY
at 31a r. M IN MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Ad-
mission SO ceDls Package of tickets, o., at Boners
No. 1l02 CHESNUT St.. and at the Door, I'll A TT
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II HORTlCULTURAL Fl a L L.-GERMANIA
- ORCHEsrkA-P U l. L O REHEARSALS
EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 81 p M.-Tickets sold
at the door, and all principal Music Stores Pack.
ages OF five Tor sl single, 25 cents.
p, Engsgements can be made by addressing q. BAs-
TERI No. 1921 MONTERREY street, Wittfg's Music
Store, No. 1921 Chestnut street. Andres Music Store
No 1l09 Chestnut street. Fl 2l 3m
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Murine Ns,Os see BIrst Page.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHLA-THIs DAY.
SUN RISES. MOON RIs ...--...... .
suh lOL HlaH MATKR ns
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
KIDNAPPING AND ROBBERY IN INDIANA.

Mr. Fred. Burkley mysteriously disappeared.
week ago. and suddenly reappesed on Monday On the
night OF his disappearance he was passing the Amer
lean Foundry in NewAbany two men rushed up behind
him threw blanket over his head and bore him down
IN t6e ground He was securely bound hs hands being
tiad ad mn i'm A yag1D. Which was driven Oh rapidly
hnt i'm what direction he could not tell as the blanket
as Eent over HI head and face. Late that night the
was stopped, aud he was taken into house ana
nlaced i'm "A rosil having no windows HIS money was
demandod and he readily gave up every cent ne had
Sss but captOrs no, satisfied ana searched ns
ncrson but found nothing further Bnrkley Was Kept
psSner in this until sunday and saw no one save
rs two men who captured him. There was no hre ~ te
toom during all that tme and, Of course he suffered
considerably from the cold He was regularly
fed but says he neither saw nor heard o woman
ebout the house. lie describes the house as
"A large one but could not tell anything soous
A. or where it is situated. When Burkey asked
these men why he was detained there, and inquired
what they intended TO 10 with him, they replied gruny.
that they did know but would tell hiin ~hen hey
had decided, The idea was conveyed 10 his mnu thss
murder was contemplated and he pleaded Win them 70
snare ms life until sunday night about 10 oeios
Was he permitted to leave his place OF eonnnemenG
that hour ho was out lie was taken IN
with blanket and placed Ia wagon FROM thae nou.
until near daylight Monday morning tno team mss
driven at brisk pace but from what direction no ooua
NOT tell At about O'Clock on Monday morning no was
unbound put out the wagon. and told Dy ms esPsoS
to 90 home on looking about him MI Bufk.ey ioeuS
bImsef short distance above the Jener:9hvIlo n
Bridge over Silver Creek. tNe"n"' eS
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF AN INDIANA
CATTLE-DEALER.

The New- Albany Ledger learns from genuo
man OF Charlottesville, Indiana tnat
,o,, rsvs. there ON account OF the mysterious dsap
neorance Of Mr. John Lafollette Of Ladoga Mr La,o'
latte went from his homo on Tuesday week. tens ni'
wife that hs was going to Crawfordsyile 70 pSr
cattle He drew $500 out OF the bank 1ego TO ,0' ~ ssyeis
an tbe Tuesday evening following, when one OF
of the fire The last Of him no was aTninS Tbis
s hss led some OF the people OF snrlerers
ect that he was murdered ond tnss ~ iasr criIns.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

CUPREME COURT-TlIE MANHATTAN an
y SAVINGS INSTITUTION Planhf against THOMAS C0N'
SAUGiroY, Ann COSSACGhToS and EDWARD sChhLL De
pursuance Of judgment Of the supreme c1 ~
ofNew.York made In the esIt.ted action pANip
s Ref,r,, IN said named will cell At puble sutton uo
is Miller Anetonee EIcahg sSalesIoom, No III brea
% IN tbe CIV Of TUESDAY The 2h day OF Dseemh
g Sttweys eock that day the following described Pe~
Ices. VIZ. -u..,. Liza an HANG I'm
t W,rd ofthe Cy YORK bounded and containing p
ios,; Beginning point Ne norbsdJ sis OF lml .'' %
,1 tbe, hundred westerly from the Intersection oi ine Aoih
sry ,ds Of with the westerly nle OF t.l ses Z
parallel with Fih avenus nntUght ~
nns Inches thence westerly parallel With IhrtJhrsiIe eny
i've feet; thence aouery. parallel Nth fhhs.nI 80
rir. i.be. 4, Tbfr and thence sashY aong ihHSns
street tweutyG,s the point or place o. bssssi,t
., 1903. - i''' '' "
Il, G. FELL0ws Plaintiffs Attorney 80 , 1850 4, ,,ns
Tho sale 10 adjourned anul UhcDA p.s,ss
hour and pace-Daisd Dec 29 1908 " HA"hhI -
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
Nutitts Of ymkrupitp.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
\ STATES Tor the EASTERN DISTRICT Of fENNshLNANIA-ta
xsvrprr, Az Pblalepa 90 1908 The uudrr,Gnei httb
80 Iotiee Of his sepoBnsn Anee of EpWAkb hEioi
~ Ebti, In ts CONT Pllal pha aud state OF fcnh'a
5 % III st who b. been al , grd Bankrupt upon ,' on
psion by the sii District Court WM FOuDfN As'su' '' "
s,ah srtb.t 10 etslsOn v! ~1A bsasn2" ua,.xa-s
DsG 10 l5.A
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
.finartial

U7HE COUPONS. VTrIC RAILROAD CONPANVs
CALIFORNIA AhD I1SsIy 1859 viii be paid Gold Coin 4
preseaptol Al this Bank on ''' j. L. WORTH. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

TENTH NATIONAL BANk No % BROADl hNcHANGFIIACK
NKw-YOKK, Dee Y 1863 !
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of -FOUR
P CENI, free from al taxes Lao Ns Jay been earei by the
Board Of Drector payable ard after MONDAY Jan 1863 Tie
Iser Books viii be closed from the 2h it T. the DAY Of payment
each inclusive y. H. STOUT Cahe.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
9ibiomS 9ctitts.

THE NArIoyAL PARK BANK or NKw-YoKK Dee %, 1853.
a SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of SENEl
~ PR CENT free of all taxes has been declared by Ban
PAYABLE January 1869 Tie transfer boots viii remain closed
that time J. J.. WORTH. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
THE NEg-ALB4NF LYNCHTNG AND HANG
ING.

ANOTHER SIDE or TIE sTORY-SEGRo PERSE-
CUTfON IN SOUTHERN INDIANA-DEFIANr
ATTITUDE OF THE OUTLAW REGULATORS.
IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
90 yst

VINE both furnished 1.1 che s.a.g anG E %
u Mrnisneo F1s 70 BsIeus Wooids Bergea hobokSS -
bsA R Rs CIV NsVJesy New York Giy bI1O1ga
eoa hal3 ~ lei FARMS and PROPERTY OF al Sts1pJiST
faihg Ao p Sr In ali rars the United states by AOhNS
eALLss r. n BrosdSAv. Room No 22s ~
mo LET, FURNISHED-On FlitaaTrsaishc3 Flilt,arsishc3
III qi5.tr rpourtlst a To0my and eeganu' on three
rSt M i,rse stable Rent 800 per monia ia65pGN ia5 No
NJ NJ, Ia private family only Apply TO- hoMhh NV"N OS5D
Pierst r., ID n Nos. 2jD
TTV0 1.-THE dOuble-cOrner TORIh;s font and
sn @ C,nsl with No 2s3 REQUIRED ss jbheTs near
- ~ 81 to Walker.t adysutagcousy lteeises to y. A.
l. ''' ie,' ''' M orroste Earss Hotel Apply on pro"
BAYLIEs 90 Broadway. ---,,TN-G M 30
FI'O LET or Lease-The lLDiaSaa94a slIs aSaa94afeisaps
- 2SyO0 A. sel calculated for se0RN l82 Graudsl
-, ,S rurpos-s Apply {, GEO L. C
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

IKAUEsNHSs NATION Al bAEk.
NrW-YORE. Dec 10, 1863 !
4 DIVIDEND of SIX PER CENT, free o
IN Government Tax win be paid and after MONDAY Jan 1909
ANTHONY HALSEY. Cashier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

HE TROUBLE ON EDHsTO.-We learn from
gentlemen, in whom we have confidence, that
the arrest Of Cyrus Hayward had nothing to
do With the recent trouble on Edisto. Cyrus
is notoriously bad negro, and was arrested
for drawing pistol on Mr.. Berg, PLANTER.
who had ordered Cyras off his place. The war
rant was served on Cyrus by MIR. Marstella.
who is Swede by birth, but has lived in
South Carolina since his boyhood. There is
no Northern man" in him. Cyrus resisted,
cursed MIR. Marstella, and was shot BY Mr..
Marstella in self-defence. as Cyrus wife was
handing her husband a gun. Cyrus was not
tied like calf. nor was he in any way i'll
treated. Cyrus was errested on the 9Th, and
was set OF liberty by some negroes ON. the
night before the troubles. As, to the true
cause OF these troublesa 1t may be said that
the refusai Of the negroes to make mp the lost
day-the 6th--was mot general 90 Mr.. Ter
rels place. however. the ne sroesi rsfuesa to
make up the time, being led by Moses Gads-
den. prominent negro member Of the Union
would be fined ten dollars each If they made up
work lost on Leagne meeting days, or which
the Bthwas one. i Moses said. DO =. vas .dvisei
by Peter Hedges negro minister and presi-
dent Of the League not 10 allow himself to be
elected, and not to make up the time. In this
the Union LeaRue was to standby him. This
was the Immediate cause Of the disturbance,
which ended very much IA alae Way already de-
scribed in TIE News. III
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BRUTAL ASSAULT BY A NEaRO POLICEMAN.
yesterday morning neg4o policeman named
Iom Butler was arraiRned before Captain Hem
d1icks upon the charge OF maltreating white
man whom he had arrested.
1t appears from the testimony given by Al
derman Collins. that Butler arrested drunken
white man, and because he would NIT walk,
shook and cuffed HIM. and when he laid down
took him by the heels and jerked him along
the ground. thereby severely bruising his head
and shoulders. A white policeman told Busler
to desist frora his ernelty, and offered 70 aid
him in carryfng the prisoner to the Guard
house. Butler indignantly refused the prof
fsred assistance Of Policeman Hogan, and told
him IL he iHterfered he would have hsm ar.
rested. Alderman Collins was called ana
came. and demonstrated with the negro, who
made some very insulting remarks in reply.
and said that IL he had his club WI b him he
would make his prisoner walk Alderman
Collins then had the negro put under arrest,
bat as soon as he was released he walked up
and down IN front OF the Aldermans house,
and made threats against him. 4 ,. ..,.,
After hearing the evidence, which clearly es-
tablished the charge, the Cher dismissed
Butler from the force. Aldaman Collins then
made an appeal for the negro, and the chief
reinstAted him, but fined linn SO.
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The DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND Com
MERo1AL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery
at nine o'clock tom orrow morning. Business
houses wishing to subscribe for specified
number Of copies containing their cards. should
leave their orders at our counting room to-day.
All orders for ten copies and over will be sup
Piled at the rate Of two and half cents per
QOpY.
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COTTON BoILs.-There have been received by
Messrs. Kirkpa trick & Wltte lactors,1 Accom-
mediation wharf. two cotton bolls from planta-
tion in Aiachua County, Florida. They we're
taken from the field about ten days ago.
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The CHINESE LABOR QuEsTIoN.-1he names
OF the committee for Sou h Carolina, appoint
ed by the Memphis Convention, TO open books
in this State for subscription to the stock Of
the Chinese Labor Company, have heretofore
been incorrectly report ed in the newspapers.
The gentlemen composing the committee are
Messrs. Theodore D. Wagner. A. F.. Ravenel
and Hutson Lee.
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THE NEWS IN THE CoUNTRY.-Readers OF
The NEWS going to the country can receive
their favorlte paper by mail, daily, at seventy
hve cents month, by addressing note, with
their subscription, to our publication Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

H. OrEHrNo OF "A NEW HALL. For some time
past workmen have been engaged in fitting up
*he second story ofthe bH,id,na lover Professor
r. 8. Holmeses ore) at the northwest corner
OF E,ng and Wentworth streets, as hall 70,
concerts. lectures. aud the like. II is now
aoished. and last night was formally dedicated
by . nuuaber OF the Professors friends. who,
inpartaklng Of the beverages prepared wished
every silcc sB q, the new nall. which, by the
way. 10 admirably adapted for it's puposss.
About two hundred q d ffty persons can be
comfortably seated in 1t. The paperng laid
sbyW. J. Trim and the gas fixtures placed by
P. 4. Guillemin, ore BAT. aud reflecs gseat ore
dit upon the w5rknen. Professor Holmes de-
serves the thanks Of tho citizens fer furnishing
such Z Sdelightfus hail for their use.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

The FIRE IN KRKLAND's LANE.-Chief Eu-
gneer Nathan has concluded his investigation
OF the origin Of the fire in K,rkland's Lane. The
testimony showed that the house was inhabit-
ed by white and negro men and women, and
was nothing more nor less than the lowest of
brothels; that on the night OF the fire the
whole party were in beastly state Of intoxi-
cation, and that the fire was accidental. /
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

AUCTION SALES THIS DAP
LRIroH & BRUINS will sell at II o'clock. at the
old POstoface valuable real estate.
EheriF MACKEY Will II at 10 O'Clock, at the
Northeastern Railroad wharf, the steamer
Idea.
JoHN q. MuNoR & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store. dry goods, clothing &c.
their store, whlskey.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

REs1aNED.-Dr. Shier, who was recently
elected health officer, has resigned. DR..
Lebby has appointed DR.. Lebby, Jr., to act in
DR.. SIS place until an election can be held. It
is thodght tha$ DR.. Radzinsky will be elected
to fill the vacancy. 's
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

Cur WITH A RAzoR.-Jack Flood and Philli.
gan Moultrie. negroes, had fight Tuesday
night, during wh,oh the latter was severely cut
In the hand with razor. They were arrested,
and on yesterday were arraigned before the
Mayor, who sentenced Jack to thirty ana
Philllgan to ten days imprisonment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

A MATCH GAME WITH TEE SAVANNAH BASE
Ha11isTs.--The Savannah Advertiser OF Tues
day says: "a meeting of the Savannah Base
Ball Club was held at their rooms last evening,
and final arrangements made for the forthcom-
ing excursion to Charleston The "Carolina'
Club of that city having accepted the chai-
lenge OF the Savannahs for q match game of
ball. the latter club will leave Saturday evening,
July "a, on the fine steamer s'Nick King, p
which they have chartered for the occasion.
band OF music will accompany the party, and
the worshippers OF "Terpsichore" will have
abundant opportunity, both going and re-
turning, to trip the Eight fantastic" The
"Nlok KING" will leave here Saturday evening,
and returning leave Charleston Monday AFTER
nOon." y y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

QUICK TINE. a clo,k was stolen from Alder
man Greene Tuesday night. At half-past eight
O'Clock, yesterday morning, he informed the
Detectives Of his loss. An hour afterwards
Detectives N,pson and Qulnn.n who had been
detailed to s. work up the case," secured the
clock. M
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

THE POLICE should do something to prevent
the assembling of negroes at the corner of
King,and Calhoun streets, where, almost every
night. they use the most vulgar and prorane
language. much to the annoyance of the clti.
xens in the neighborhood.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

A HINT FOB Dull TIMES Take advantage
OF the great reduction in prices. and prepare
for the approaching business season by hav.
ing your Job Printing neatly, expeditiously
and cheaply done at The NEWS Job Office, No.
149 East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

THE YACHT RAoE Saturday. between the Ele-
amor and Ella Anna will be for purse Of two
huadred dollars. The distance will be from
the city, around the Weehawken Lightship
and back. The steamer st. Helena will have
an excursion aud follow the yachts in order
that q full view Of the race can be had.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

SHIPMENT OF ARa1s.-The steamship Sara
:gossa. on her next trip, will carry from this
place two hundred and seventy seven cases OF
arms, which will be shipped from New York to
Springfield. Mass, where the muskets, about
seven thousand in number, will be repaired and
altered to breech. leaders, fi
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B UsIN Es 8 ,lor1 oEs

th-
BUsINsss s;..,s oEs.
BEDBues. attention of mouse keepers
troubled with these pests, is invited to the ad-
vertisement Of n. Lacassagae, .,,in. another
column. sst5E3 .sa-s -f
xsSthe great sl1irts naans.s has received q
fresh shock of his famous star shirts ana col
lars as well as of furnishing goods: :of likinds.
to,which hs insites the attention OF the public.
-----.---s i 8
Ms.4 WM. 3. TRnM, ID ON advertisement in
another column, informs the cltiEens that he ia
prepared to repaper and decorate the houses
Of the citizens. on reasonable terms. His work
at the newyhall, mentioned, elsewhere, is proof
sufficient that lie employs only farst-class work.
men and does only frst.claas- work. N n AZ
--O---.I-.-- ~ = E5Si. 4.
Go TO GEoRaE Little q Co. FOR fine Linen
fi1S%ss &, - -l-..o---s..-.s 80 =. 90
@THH XIX OsETuRxs--Another, large edition
ofthis popular monthly has been nearly ex-
hausted, The Northern press say It is among
the 'handsomest magaEres3 published in the
whole country and credit to the South. We
learn that the August, number Will be unusual-
" ihterestipg, and contain articles from dis
,tinguished Southern authors and statesmen.
July al a
INTERNAL RnyzxuE srANps Of all denomina-
tions. also PROPRIETARY SrA1EPs, full assort-
mens always kept on hand. and for sale by
HUGER & RAvENEL,
No. 68 East Bay.
July 10 Opposite Courier Office,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

HOTEL ARRIVALS, JULY M.- Charleston Ho-
tel.-G. A. Neuffer, South Carolina Railroad; J.
F. Greene. City; IS. B. L. Dortio, Mrs Petite
and son. 6. o. Gillette, Augusta; J. G. Wallis,
Philadelphia; j. F. Edwards, Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad; R. A. Clark, City; J. B.
Ezell. Columbia.
PduIiom Hotel.-Jas. M. Flood, Steamship
Saragossa; 8. B. Williamson, Madison Parish,
La; w. A. Rook, South Carolina; q. G. Fos-
ter, Adams Run, 8. @.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

ton 'of the olty authorities to the fact that
within the last two days the operation OF
cleaning the tidal drain through spring-street
has been resumed" and asks IL sthis work at
this season is not in direct conflict with tho
city ordinance; or even if this is not the case,
does 1t seem prudent TO disturb tho status os
these drains at this tims. when our apprehen-
sions Of disease from this cause are generally
entertained?"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Washington Fire Company, at 8 P. M.
Washington Artillery Society, ut P. M.