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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-25
Amusfmenis.

ACRED CONC E r T!
MRS. BA r B BOT
HAS TIE PLEASURE OF ANNOUNCING TO
the public that
SACRED -CuNCERT
Will be given
AT ST. MARY's CHURCH,
HASEL-STREET,
9his Evening, a5th instant.
According to the following
PRDGRAMME,
l. CHORUs-"How Happy and Blsst
ore They" ey"......................... ..sr. PAUL'S
Q. DUO-ouis est Homo. .sTABAr MATER
g. SDLO-'Pro Peccaus" ..sTABAT MATER
l. SoLU-"kuth and Naomi. .........:. :IoPLnf
8. TR O-"Ti Preso". ....... ............ .CRusoHaAN
6. soLo-"fac ut Portem". 49,: .sTAsAT MATER
7. DUo-lnstrumental lvIolipcelo
sdn@o%gSIG and organ, .bIsIaorEs pnEsaSks
9. SOLO AND CHoRUs-"Infam-
Inatus" s"...................... .STABAT MATER
TO- cHORTS-"0h Great is the Depths" ST. PAuI's
Tickets of admission rs cents; to be had at the
following placrs-the number is limited. and mono
will be sold OF the Church door: Nessrs. WALKER,
EVANS & COGswELL. proad-street; @. LITsCHGI,
East Bay; at the Book Stores Of Messrs j. II. GREER
and JOHN RUSSELL; at the Music Stores of Messrs.
H. sEIGLING and ZoGBaUM, YOUNG & co |;
Messrs J. R. REAL & CO.; MELoHFRs & MULLER
and G. W. AIMAR. corner of vanderhorst and King
streets.
aEDoors open at O'CLOCK; Concert to commence
at O'Clock precisely. February as
NHAELEsTON THEATRE.
LESSEE AND MANAGER. JOHN IEMPLETON.
LADIES GALA NIGHTS. AND MOST POSITIVELY
THE LAST.
Mr.. F. Whiiman's CEequaed Spectacle with all
his Gorgeous Scenery. Cos Tunes, Trans.
formations, &c.
The Wonderful Star Danseuscs,
MILE DIaNIl MILE SORLKEl
From Royal Theatres Of Europe end Niblo's. n. Y.
AND
FORTY AR11sTEs. DANsEUsEs
AND DRAMATIC CORPS.
Tuesday, Wednesday, y thursday, Friday
and Saturday Evenings,
February %, "a, 25, 20, 81. and
Saturday Afternoon Mt 2-Haf Price.
Shakspeare's Gorgeous Pageant
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM!
The fsmous Cinderella Ballet. and the
WHITE FAWN!
A constellaton OF Beauties aud Star Attractions
never excelled N America
Get seats at once. Great Fashionable Nights.
February %
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e. PHIVATE SALE, DESIKABLE
n BoUsE md four acre LOT in the Town OF
Aiken. :. G..
The House contains seven ~ rooms on one floor,
ceilcd aud papcred. and two go'd att'cs; Iiopts
SOUTH With piazzas to tho south and urs and is in
good condition, requiring but slig It repairs.
The HI chen con aims IErce l3 rooms.
The location OF these premises s ore OF the best in
Aiken situated Ga hi!l the northeastern norton
oil the town, comnlan ing 6ne view OF the same
and only about ten tlU) minutes ak from the
depot.
fos further particulars, ply to
GE0Rik u. c0NNOR.
February Is No. IL Broad-street
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NIANTED, By A LADY ACCUSTOM-
w ED to write for The press, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines, as a
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss K. r. W., Postoface, Charleston, s. C.
Cetaber
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NEW AND OLD BAGS.
1OOO Nav "UNIoN A" SEAMLESS BAGS
lOOU lCc0 New Three Bushel Bags
1000 New Two BusheI Bags
5oO0 Second HaDd Two Bushel Bags
2G06 Second Hand Three Bushel Bags
1000 New flour Bags Of all kinds, from 12H
pounds to SO pounds.
For sale by JOHN CAMPSEN CO.,
No II Iarket-street,
February % 8 And No. so Rast Bay.
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CTEAsI ENGINES FOR SALE Oh ZAP,
- faM,l,ed fur immc cdiately-
III One l2 korse Portable ENGINE
IL One 4borse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
i1j Ono 8horse-power ENGINE in good condition.
CAaIERGN, BARKLkY & Co,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January Is
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TlURENT PART OF THE TWO AND A
Il halt story DWELLING, situated No. 20 Went
worthstreet. Inquire on the PREMISES, or at No.
272 KING-STREET. February "a
tn RENT, TWO X THREE ROOMS
j. with Pantry. two Kitchen Rooms and Wood.
house. in one of the pleasantest residences in the
city. Apply at THIS OFFTcF. 81 February "a
11U RENT, THE STORE AND HESI-
i PENCE, corner of King and Lambol!-st eets.
Inquire Of P. O'DONNE1.L. on the next Lot north
OF the above, February a
ITO RENT, ONE ROOM. TO ONE OK TWO
l. gentlemen. Apply at No. 14l MARKET
STREET February %
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS.
PAPERS. 1T publishers rates.
CHARLES C. RICHTER,
Anrfl ol No. l6l klnG-stre.t.
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TJ,O RENT, THAT LARGE STORE, No.
J. G3 Broad-street, lately occupied by Mr.. Hiram
Harris, w.t. long -tore In the rear. and the second
story of same building. recently fitted up for offices.
ALSO
he RESIDENCE in 1T. Philip-sreet, next but one
north of It. patrick's Church.
Apply to VIM. b. DAWSON,
Real Estate Agent,
Eahr1nry oh No 65 Rroad-atre
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CUP .KTNEKsHIP NUTI IF. ..-.T II 4
" undersigned have formed Conartnership un-
der the arm Of KNOX DAILY & CO for the purpose
of carrying on the General uction and Commission
Business g. at No. $50 MEETING-sTRE REEF. corner OF
Wentworth, JOHN KNOX.
EDWARD DAILY,
ITO reside in New York Ci'y)
WILLIAM KNOX.
CoIsgnments solicited and prompt returns made
All goods consigned to u, will be fully covered by
insurance TebrIar' %
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WANTIE.D ImMEDI rGd,1: BxA 1.,l, GEN IN
n,shed and iu good locality; down town preferred
An abundant supply Of water must be close at hand
Address. stating location and tsrms A. P OMcc
DAILY NEwB February l6
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GD Rfnt.

THO RENT, IN TIKI WESTERN PA RT
OF the city near the line Of street cars, suit
Of three ROOMS, with Storeroom. kitchen, servants
room wood and coal houe. Apply on The promises
to T. GRANGE sIMOES.
February G5
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TAW WNOtICE.-ruE UNDERSIGNED
i have this da, formed Copartnership Tor the
practice Of LAW AND kQUlTY In sumter and ad-
iouirc Counties and in the Upltod STATE. Courls for
the District of South Carolina, under the name and
style OF RICHARDSON s. MOSE,.
JAMES : q. RICHARDSON.
NJ JNTGUMERY MOSES.
Sumter S. c. February 8. February Q
AIy MOTTO f MCMILLAN KING,
IL Esq. is this day admitted partner in cur
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL & SEABROOK. LAWYERS,
No. 5U B;oad-sreet.
JAMES H. CAMPBELL.
HENRY SEABROOK.
MCMILLAN KING. January
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WE BEG 10 INFORM THE LADIES AND Our
w customers in general that we have lusl IT,
cuived iu addition TO our usual stock OF DOMESi 1C
and FANCY GO.LSl, new supp, suitable tor the
present season.
CONSISTING OF:
CLoAES, DRY GOODS, POpLINS, &c, at reduced
Il, ayy Bamoral Skirts at 10
Very choice article Blnck >ik 81 gu, worth So so
Ladies super Mciino Vests oniy 81
lot oI fine fiano Covers which Will Lc sold less
Ihan cost.
l50 dozen HOOP sKiRIS, 50 10 G0c
\ lot ol photosr. ph Albums. rs rcutS
uttcuh-imor's cilepratrd Franc c"Rs.T, 81 90
and upward
III 4 and rnml.lrle assortment ot ie man and Eug-
.lsh HOSIrKl, II N i y: up
fue q. sertment OF LaIies' alI hl0re Silk Ber-
I'm ,io.h and Li-le GLOVES, elegant designs
ALSO
good selection oi
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS
FLANNELS, CASSIlIERES
TABLE DANAsKs, &C.,
at tho lowest figures,
We would also notify patrons that w have ar
r,naed n senarate department II our Store e1clu-
sivey for
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. TRUNKS, &c.
a;- ENTRANCE ON CALHOUN-SIREET.
FUKCHGoTT u BROS,
10. i37 KING.sTREET.
nocen,her13 3mo
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PASSENG Frs lRRIHED

FROM LIVERPOOL Aug 70 la sanIhip IdahoJudss Geo t.
Reynod and Ss Prank REYNOLDS w. Thorpe Capt Wm kri
sud u N the Rev. Wa w. Fem and ss Major Geo. Samuel
HuBi Peter " Angeopuo John stewart aud site h Ana Grant
Mary kershaW, Mr. hurtin Schultz Bshop
Schultz Mss Pbean Johu Gersde Benjamin Gertsde
Duncan wife and child, wm " Chapman Capt Bradley 8
Osborne and Fred Bradley HOgh
Robinson, Richard Walsh Horace Msrn the Rev Avsa "
and head. Helen Miss
Helen Cagbead Mr.. VIM r. Halstt Mise FshHe IAl Miss Lin
Hale.i Miss Maggie Iale Theo babeoe Arnold Gg.bsi,
Geo Lembsz John H. JaekseD VI j..
Cunningham Daniel ndsk Miss Elizabeth CTOsedae William H.
Pas Mr.. Ephum Nilingham.
IRON GiASGOw-In steamship Britannia Aug 29-hu. W.
Lake Miss Hughes Mn cousins Mira VIM Reed. hotI Gag
Mss Auuie Redmont Bode Mas Sarah Thompson. James
Krker Miss MAy Kirker Mrs Buerhsh MIRA O. Biks Mss
So6 s Agnes David Francis Alex Downie Nh DIeai
del and children Miss Campbell Mrs G. Collins Chooh-h
DR. Barclay Miss A swan w. Birby, Mr. Hughes and wife
PROM NEW ORLEANS-n steamship George Cromwell, Ang ~ -
Or Warren Stone DR. Burde .. ~ b. Lysh. H. KUN Wm J.
Sater child Mrs st. Bernard o. BOiOn, g. thsV.
b. Bopsan Boucher Burger aud Children Lewis hagast.
wife aud children b. Berichsrd. g. Wright
FROM CHARLBSrOH-In steamship Munstonks Aug 29Nts L.
Hamilton Miss Minnie Aeo Mrs Ken Rey, Miss AAee FIshs,
81 Hogan Miss g. Hogan Miss Hogan. Frank ktss y, b.
Y. Rodgers Michael Hogan O. Krentl e. W. Dresser ffos Hos
John Sehmtberger A. LsoB o. Young T. Sturgeon BiJfA
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decorations Of the altar with s crosse and candles
T6e audience was very small there pev less than one
SS Blessed the God and Father
lord Jesus Christ, which aeeoio to His abundant
snrreeton of Jesus Christ IT. m the dead" Peter, 81
When Jesus died tho p pes Of His disciples perish,
ed With H@ oSS Of S the saSSH Jesus
remained IN the T.aye their nope woulu nave Vi hau
with Iann, SS be- dig INTO the earth
explore IT. wonders or II we scrutnIc o iook
III every way we get giSSt ' aeREowiedgng the power
and hand OF the Almighty Ruler OF the haing ~
majesty and might He speaks to the soul IN @
of purity and chastity, saying; Amend Wy z, m' Ue
He speaks m ms az God OF righteousness ste not te
voice He who stiles his conscience strange, h TS
as his Father Sin had expelled mortal man from rara
disc and Justice had barred the gate until Jesus ,h
and prociaimng himself the Son OF God had Openeu Io
door 10 the redeemed sinner Jesus did not come 10
make God nercifu but had been sent by Goa 10 org nus
10 Hin and 10 duench the sin within us-to open inc
through which Gods mercy nS sntS s some
All have some knowiedge on iOVS anu the Deity
does not concern Himself about earthly things anohe
that God too %eISi IN II 2eaVen The good mans hope
is lively hope opposed 10 despondeney-a hope OF lhn
man his chamber and smiles the sick mans couch
lie who finds his hope at the feet Of Jesus nnds the true
life The faithful man looks TO the uhIadlDs'
bic inheritance that passeth not away.
CuURcH DEDICATION AT FREEMANToWN, N. J.
The Catholic Church at FreemantOwn, n. Jp
known as Our Lady OF the Valley" was dedicated yes
,erday morning IO3O in the presence OF large con-
course of people. The services commenced with the
solemn blessing OF the building by the Rev Dr. Corrgsn'
President Of Seton Hall College and OF the
Diocese Of Newark, who was assisted by the Kev; MT
Doane pastor Of the Cathedral aud Chancellor OF inc
diocese the Rev Messrs Hickey, Vassale, ana DINERS
After the dedication solemn high mass was ceeDraea'
az which the Rev DIR. Corrigan ofciaed as celebrant
and the Rev Mr.. Vassale deacon Al the conclusion
an enuuent and impressive discourse was delivered by
the Re- Father Doaue Services held In the even
ING M 1880 o'clock consisting OF Vespers, sermon ana
the benedicti0n OF the Blessed Sacrament.
LAY DELEGATION IN THE METHODIST CHURCH.
ELMRA, n. Y, Aug. 29.-The vote on the sub
ject Of Lay DELEGATION taken in the East Genessee Con-
ference yesterday resulted in 1913 ayes TO "a nays OehR
az more than the constitutional number required Inc
Conference In session at Phelps ontario county
The next annual session is to be held III Emlra'
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.ore of the game as far as nlaycd
NOTES.

The Mutuals returned to this city from their
Southern tour on Saturday morning. They TO 90
back 10 Washington and play return games with the
Olympics and Nationals before they came home but DIFF
foret arrangements have been made, aud the return
games will be played here
Tomorrow the Olympics of New-YOrk play
the GOthams OF HObOken, and the Muuals play the first
game OF series with the IrvngtOns, the Union
ground On Wednesday the Atlantcs play their Teturn
game with the Unions of MOrTIsauia at fremont aud
EckOrds visit Wavery, n j.. where they will play the
kesoutcs On the day the EXcesiOrs play tho Iar
monies OF Elizabeth on the CapatOline ground. On
Thursday the return game Of the Mutual-POwhatan
series will DO play on the Union ground or Friday
TIC spalas play their return game with the Unions at
Jersey CITY The Alphas VIII play the first Of u series
with the Champion EckfOrds the CapitOhne ground
The Eagles Of Fatbush win play the Gnthans at Hobo
ken ON the same day II is probable that Saturday
next the AuaTcs VIII open series with the Stars
but the game al yet, is not definitely arranged.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Idaho eating Liverpool Aug 49, ard QueeroNn ASE
steamship britannia glasgow Aug 49, via MOIis Aus 5 md's
steamship City Of BroOLyu Brooks Liverpool Aug 49, oue,h'i'",
s1amshiD Roae.r sh.cksord Cow BAY. C. B. 6days coal
Steamship Niagara Bakemab, Richmond City Point, and Norfolk
steamship George Cromwell Ellis New Orleans ndse ard pass
steamship Mnretonls Carpenter Charleston mdss
Barb v Mnott Heay Lsguna % days; OEEoOd a. IL
schr Un,oa Abrams F.pandina Fla days naval stores
Sehr Kalmar, Lambert Jacksonville 10 days lumber
SIR Mai,na lcBaue Windsor, n s., days. plaster
Pilotboai John D. Jones. Ryder, Newport
sCRoOsEKs-KlVkK ASp coAsrwnz
Israel J. Merritt, Virginia Welcome r. Beebe AsIAreTis.
Annie Sanwieh. Adas p G1erJ NsvIlsr,u.
Circle. Connecticut River Baltimore. Sag HsTboI
Jas r. Ross. Taunton. Wind NeN-haVeB
Little David Rosl,B. Jane, NesHAyep.
Iucy Jones Oni1cv Point Maria HyanniA
Geo. P. Trigc GIoueeter Aia Herbert GlOuets;er
San Luis, Providence Emily G. Dennison Taanion.
Alie scraDson, Guliord White Rock, Providence
Jamos piverty, Derby. Mai Greenwich
Peter Ritter Newiayen. Naugauek, Port JereTtah
Willard Saabary, STANFORD Sunbeam, CALAIS
Calvin Rastpot. Nelly, Caas. lumber
Allen Quincy Oyster Bay b. Z. COyer Gov Bay, IL
l. L. VaBdervoori, Saco
BELOW.
ship VIM p storer BryaHt Liverpool JTly r.
Bark ArgonAut s;eengras, Bremea July ~ 80, 49,.
Hamburg K1hEen antwerp July 6 All ,poIeB ty poboT
Isaac Wetb. No
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Nellie Peasies from SMYRNA B. stst.os nom Ci.noesO Ss,
Edith from Alexandria; Chsa Miller Levi steuens and Rob
Cover Char smith and Sarah from NeSforL
YORK Ss 6esreSaI from Bo.Ss ess WeaSoSl S% Bali.
more SnIsi 'eSr Clara sotsomeIy igr J'G I
Sailed. ship Sacramento. for Boston
SPOKEN.
Bhs Anul Knight from Kingston, JAM for Newton, Asg IS
Ship Bessie Crosby from Shields Eng. for sesa-sr AS "a lat
Bari P.ese from for Providence, Aug a. lat a. los GO By
pilo;bnst Hope, No
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A Convention of Delegates representing vari-
Gus Temperance societies In this city held yesterday
afternoon commencing at % O'Clock, In tho Hall Of st.
Columbia, adjoining tho Roman Catholic Church Of tho
same name. in West Twenty htlst Nicholas FitzsimOn
OF IT. Bridgots Temperance Society was President,
Thomas Muloady Of the Young Mems immaculate Con.
ceptiou Society MAS NcoPresdent and Charles Boyle Of
the Immaculate Conception society Secretary Iho roll
delegates was called, aud representatives from the
following societies answered. St Columhts, ST.
Peters. Tho TRANSPORTATION, Immaculate Con
ceptiou, Young Mems immaculate Conception,
aud 81 irdgcrs Tho report from the committee on re-
yisng the constitution aud bylaws was hrs, IN order.
Mr. Muyecny read the revised code II consists Ol nine
ARTICLES the lst provides that there shall ue i've dele
gates from sUclvy the scvvnd relates ~ officers the
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BASEBALL.
ATLANTIC VS.. STAR.

The 1920 persons who went to the Capitolue
grounds, Brooklyn. Saturday afternoOn were amply
repaid for their visit, by witnessing the best contested
game that has been played In this vicinity for some
weeks The Stars, for many seasons back, have been
Justly considered the champion niue
OF the country, and have always given the
victory. Tho first game Of this series was played
"a few weeks ago, the Auantics barely winning, by
score OF IL 10 40 On Saturday both clubs had out their
strongest mines Some changes wore made In the dispo-
siton OF the Stars. Hall taken from the frat base
ana put IN the right neid in place OF johnson, Who
played second, Cline going from that positon 10 sf base
with THESE exceptions the nine wcro placed as usual
There was bat change in the Atlantic rinc Calvin
playing IN hcDonalds place. Game was called at $40
with tie Atlanucs at the bat. Pearce and Smith went
out III quick succession. Start wOud have done the
throw TO first Two scored before tie third
disposed Of The Stars, with the assistance OF
scored FIVE ruPs in their first inning This gave
them a lead. which they kept up 10 the fourth
batting scored six runs, the stars getting
but two; this lead the Atlantics increased 40 thai AT mo
close OF the sth inning the score stood "a TO 10 their
In the closing inning the Atlantcs were whewashed
IA handsome style, and the Stars by magnificent spurt
ran mp TO within i've OF their opponents score losing
the game by score Of ~ TO a. There were humber Of
errors on both Sides but whole the game was spe
Oidy played and intensely interesting TO It's very
close On Atlantic side the first base was made tiye
times The stars permitted make their first base
seven times on errOTsOuce by PearCes bad throw three
times errors by Smith, two dropped hy.ials and
bad throw, three times mus by Crane, and once on
dropped NY ny Chapman. This with passed balls y
ftRua9h ana Tour by Jewett comprise about all the
equal both making the number of total bases Tie
hcIding on boh sides was excellent of the Atantics
ture OF the He put out ve men one On his base
three hys, aud the nth foul bound after very
long 10 the right held He assisted Start Ina putting
out no less than nine the LIST base AItoeether
II was bio most brilliant playing OF the season Start al
Chapman and smith did not play AZ well Az SsnaI PIE
bVVk Two NY satCnes very neatly FeTRusQns catching
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third constitutes the pastors connected with the dfr
total abstinence benefit societies. wembers of the eonven
tom the fourth defines the duties OF officers the firth pro
hbs political discussions; the sixth ordains the lime Of
meeting to be tue last Sunday ot each mouth Tho ninth
and last provides that any part OF the constitution may
be altered by twothir VOTE After considerable de-
bate, in accordance with suggestion Of the Rev.
Mr.. McAleer An addition Of the constitution
T. A. Il. society DESTROYS OF representation
shall be entitled to Ave delegates Provision was made
for C0thittee Credentials TO consist or deieaate
from each society having representative present The
Committee on the Constitution and Bylaws we're dls
charged, thanked. and reappolnted COMMITTEES on
Printing. resolution passed ordaining that the
Convention assemble In full regAla IN st. Brdgers Hail.
"A O'clock PM next Sunday The Convention broke ny
about O'Clock
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ALLEGED MEDICAL MALPPACTIcE.

RTwO cases of alleged medical malpractice
occurred Yesterday in Hoboken The first was that Of
the infant child OF Mr. A. Blumlng OF No 90 Fifthst
The child had been suddenly with daTrhea and
Dr. Elder being called IN prescribed some remedy Dr.
Benedict followed shortly after. and ordered second
dose, after taking which the child died An jnouest will
DO held by Coroner White to-day The second case was
that of Bridget Bradshaw, aged four years residing at
No 10 Grand st. The father to q drug store and
obtained some pills Of which he gave TO the child
who died almost immediately after swallowing IT, The
will held
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ne entire game Zetn's pcbing'was very regular me
very balls being called on him PearGe o Iea gave
splendid display OF fly catching tie best that h S On Nv
seen tins season Fifteen men were dsPOseG5 Of them
balls Worth Distinguishing himself by u Si display
very prety Rogers made we best indlV & NO less
at the bat that has heen mse this season; cng was
ttan home runs ia succession. Worm Goea so
also very fine, Bat man put OUT az Us Moor
Cline had but little 10 do. Johnsons p lay vas very
Maney had netting N do Jewetps chtShsas naS 49,
fine Hall, In the lieht field, took TWO ~ bt ba di3
pTettly. Dollard DAD bat EUto TO 90, ~ ' Ar
we'll Mr. TltOnS Umpirlng vas ehho""' h'' ny
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BUSINESS AT TIE MAYORS oFFrcp

Marshall ToOker reports that during the past
week he has granted the following licenses Vendors
public carts caTtmen, q coach drivers 2 dirt carts g.
public porters, 2; car divers IL stage drivers 7: Junk
carts, express men, o; kndnR wood. 2; junk shop l.
gun powder l. second hand dealer l. Whole amount re.
celyed for fines and licenses S23 5O and the of 81
was refunded 10 various cOmpainants The Marshal on
Saturday caused man named Mccormick TO refund TO
j. McKeOn tl5 and the owner OF the premises No 2i
Green wlehsi ~ refund 10 Geo. KelOcer o. witch COIN
plR4uant lost by the "eDYelOpe game"
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THE FIRST 6o6LiE snrr-DouBrFuL REPORT.

The bark Acacia, which arrived at Baltimore,
Thursday the 10Th inst, reports speaking no date at
tude or longitude the brig Betsy Ames, IhurstoD one
hundred and sixty days from Hong Kong with coolies
for Charleston. There Is probably some error ~ this re-
port Information IL kh1Sn here In Charleston In
reference TO this vessel 1t may, however prove true,
and in that case prepare welcome for the hfst
vessel with Chinese abOrers IL may be that this brig
been destined for OF the Cuban ports aud
been ordered else IN consequence Of the unsettled
state OF that Island This cause may give us supply OF
field hands az an earlier period than would Otherwise
have take place. charleston Newt
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT BOSTON.

BosToN, Aug. ga spectable-appearing
young woman named Margaret Pike who camo here
from Eew.York In search OF her truant husband, at
tempted commit suicide yesterday afternoon by taking
dose OF morphine. Having friends here 10 care for
her sle was the city Hospital aud az last &C.
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