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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

East CAPITOL BUILDING ASSOCIATION -
The sixteenth monthly meeting of this as so Ia.
non was held on Thursday evening over boo.
Iey's drug store, corner ID street east and P.un.
sylvania avenue, and nineteen shares. repre.
ssnting $50. were sold at an average Of sixty.
two per cent
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We ARE SORRY 20 learn that Mr. 4. A. Bos
well, who has been quite Ill tor some weeks.
was to-day taken with u relapse, and 10 no W
lev that none but h.s Immediate family are
allowed &c b. To0fD.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auc'r. GEORGETOWN
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
IL We will cell At auction, on the 18th instant
III ~ o,riOck IN On the premises, tina
sAbeautiful ne " Brick Building, Of nine rooms
aud Nth all the modern improvements-lot s. fee
'front.' b. Pa feet deep, and OF lot fronting on
Is feet alley. and 10 situsted on Stoddart street
between Con gress and W neton streets, George
town, ID. u, and Immediately opposite Mr. II
90. Ike row of brick buildings.
Terms Of sale liberal. and will be made know
on day OF sale. p. "A. pARNEILLE,
zeal kstate Broker,
2IO street, between 18th and 18th.
mac THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.
- TIE ABOVE SALn Is POSTPONED ON
accorpt Of the We sther until FRIDAY, March
= at came hour and place. ma lid
~ In me dfately alter the above sale will sell
th' ee bsncsome BUILDING LOTS, situated on
the southw corner Of Waslin gton and Dunbar
ton streets.
mails THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
OR MOUNT VEIN ON.

OR MOUNT vEBNo
The Steamer "ARROW ~ CAPTAIN Thos STACK
peie, leaves her wharf foot of Sew
s sssn s;,ss. :, SA,LY, :, T.
s kkSSoN n1Es1paing Ard receiyiag passengers g
tnNGIlIJh MARSHALL HALL, Md, and Will
hrOsE. Va-returning to the city ct 4 o. m
are 70 Mount Vernon and return incIudins
ADMISSION TO the Mansion and Grounds so
Refreshments on board.
Tickets for sale at all the principal Hotels ano
ct the steamers wharf.
v yAMEs SYKES. General superinse ndert. ofro.
Wlnaro Hotel. jsl6 tApl
NV RtsREss LISE,
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA
vA:,WASHINGToN, And
GEORGETOWN. D.. O.
regular sailing day from IL North <A0ns
wnarves, Philadelphia, SATURDAY, G64
From 90 Water street, Georgetown. wEDHIs
FREIGHT received 1t any time.
A''''' es Water ct hG aeor. = grtE 81
n. ELDRIDGE 90.
Alexandra, Va
VIM. CLYDE co,
fe5 IA North Wharves, Philadelphia
AyRW YopE Ann w SuyU0rnH e. =.
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Two LADIES LOCKED IN THE PRoPAGArING
GARDBN-ORs Of the Efects Of tie Eight Hour
LcT.-On Tuesday afternoon last. a lady re.
SIDING on 9th street east, called upon q friend
residing hear the Government PropagatIng
Garet n, ard the hostess proposed tha, thew
should take a stroll through the grounds, which
they proceeded to do Forgetting that the
eigni-hour rule was in force. and the garden
was closed al four o'clock, they were engaged
AT that hour IN examining the beautiful plants
ano Mowers which abound In the garden, and
were Obvious of every thing else until the sun
was lar down toward the western horizon
They ihen went TO the gate, which they found
securely locked and the fence being of such a
htiRbt rs 10 make 10 liz convenieni even for gen.
tlemen 10 scale, they Were IN an awkward DO
sl1on- After council Of war, they called %
gentleman passing and asking his adyi
suggested that they 90 towards 81 street
and he would try 10 find Mr.. Stone, the super
Iniendent In the meantime a number of boot
blacks and newsboys had gathered about the
garden and commenced 10 whOop and make
merTv over the discontinue OF the ladies
The crowd attracted a number OF men among
whom was a friend of the ladies' who seeing
their predicament, sent for a wor kmau AZ A .h ~,
.. T by who drew the staple from the gate post
and ~. sased them from their unpleasant pre
ciCament greatly TO their relief
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CCIbENT BY A STREET CAR-Last night
MI Edison Is. Odds was run over al the inter-
section OF Sd street and Pennsylvania by car
No p OF the Washington and Georgetown rail.
way en- route 10 the depot, anG had his leg
broken and was otherwise injured. He was
CaIrIrd INTO Mr.. HIcklin's drug store where b
vas ate nded py DIR. Dove and subsequently,
GINGER Peaster placed him in charge OF Mr.
Dant, fackman, aud he was taken 10 ProyI-
dence Hospital. Dir. OIds is quite deaf and no,
hearing the driver calling To him was injured
above stated
Officer Peastsr this morning arrested Jacob
Smith, the driver, on the charge of malicIousIy
and carelsssiy driving the car and took him
before Justice Walter, and the case was ruled
until Monday next. Smith T. regarded as one
OF the best and most careful drivers on the road
ana be alleges that he called out to the in I'd
man several times and though. he Was out OF
the way before he drove on.
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INSURANCE. .

LEWIS JOHNSON q co,
.BAvESRS,
PENHSfLVANIA AvHEUK, CORNER 10Th
STREET.
DEALERs
DOMBeTtC AND FOREIGN DNCHAN0E
Government and Corporation Bends bought and
An other Marketable sseuri,,e, .o,a or eousht
on oonn felftf
Guy n. PHELPS, w.eo.ssrr.p
President. Seoretary
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LtFE lNxUp.
ANCE COMPANY
HARfFOBD, CONN.
Assets over
TWENTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
GEORaB y. MARBLE, Agent.
Federal Block, Recon- y,
Opposite Post Once Department,
GO Su Corner 7th and str ec.s
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE C0MPlsI
OF rHl
uhITe0 STATES Of AMERICA.
WARRINGTON, ID. c.,
Chartered By Special Act Of Csnxre.s, An.
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EPISCOPAL Cos PiRMATIoN.-The solemn
rite of confirmation was administered by
Bishop Clarke, of Rhode lslsnd, in s.. Johns
Episcopal Church, yesterday afternoon, on
which occasion a large audience was present.
Rev. John V Lewis and the Rev. John NJ. T..
Mckee Were with the Bishop In the chancel,
and onciated in the services. Twenty-Five
persons were presented by the rector. VIII ,
were admitted to the comm u MON of the Church
oy me laying on of the hands of the Bishop.
Inc bisnop delivered an impressive address TO
the class, IN which he spoke Of the Christian
Church as sheltered haven, IN whose peace
ini waters there was refuge from the storms
and perils of life.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

Ky THOS. BOWLING, Auct.; Georg etown.
FAMILY CARkIAGI, HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TUBE AND EFEECTS AT AUCTION.
IA un SATURDAY MORNING, March 10Th
1869 At 10 o. clock. will sell. In front Of tn
Is Auction Store, No. ia Bridge street. L
genera assortment Of Household Furniture
and Effects.
Also,
One Family Carrisge in good order,
man THOMAS DoWkIHG, Auct.
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commandments. Theodore Spen gler,
The properly clerk under Col. A p Blunt OF
Lincoln Depo', was "Wednesday evening COM
pllmented oy serenade, rendered by the
Scheutzen Nerien GermanIa and the Srnger-
bund, headed by the band Of the iith Iafantry.
led by Prof John Wagner. Colonel Blum
having been transferred TO Charleston, 8. a..
Mr.. Spengler goes with him. quite a number
OF the friends of Mr.. ;. were AT his residence
Including Col Blunt and family, and MANY of
the officers and clerks nj the depot After
some fine musIc, vocal and instrumental the
company was invited in and Hospitality enter
tanned. Mr.. Spengler's departure leaves the
Presidency Of the ;. v. G.. vacant.
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ACCIDENT AT THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
About III O'Clock this morning, as Mr. Kelly
one OF the assistant engineers of the Treasury
building, was IN the act of turning on the
steam IN the Redemption Division, the cock
suddenly broke, and the scalding water and
room with vapor, which produced consider
able commotion among the large number OF
lady employees, but fortunately did them no
injury. MI. Kelly, however, did not fare so
well, for In his efforts to prevent the escape OF
the scaldine steam by s.uffing adding and old
bags against tie pipes, he was very much
burnt about his face, eyes and hands. BY this
means be was enabled to prevent the flow OF
bot water till the supply could be shut on from
the pipes.
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IHE GENERAL AssE-sNEST.-Tne Assessors
OF the sevsrsl wards have nearly completed
Ihe gem aI assessment, and IN {. fe days VIII
finish thrir work prior 10 sitting as a board OF
appeals IL is believed that throughout tn.
city the assessments Will be over twenty DIR
csnt above the assessment of last year on
ground, ard the advance on buildings will
exceed This No summing up OF the total has
yei been made, but the Mayors statement some
weeks since thai the total assessed value OF
properly would De over - 10000, will, IL Is
thought, be found 10 b. nearly correct In con-
seSu|ACr or 'he large mum Der OF buildings
erected during the past few years, he Asses
soIs nave naG more work . perform than ever
ceioIe' ana Tor two OF three months past b. We
been constantly employed
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LOCAL n E w s.
Amusements, &C., Tonight.


Amusements, &c., Tonight.
NATIONAL THRATHR.-Opera Boufe. "Li
Belle Helene"
ODD FELLOWS HAIL.-Maser Frankie d.
Gunneli's exhIb itIon Of INVISIBLE agencies.
CANTERBURY HALL.-Miss Eta Watson, q 4
other attractions.
PROR SMITHS Art Gallery, 30i Psnnsyl-
wanna avenue
WALLS OPERA HoUsE-Laura Keene and
her star company in "She Stops to Conquer"
BOARD OF HEALTH.-A meeting of this Board
vas held yesterday afternoon, at the City Hall,
DR.. Draper, president, in the chair, and DIR. ID.
l. Dexter, secretary. DIR. q. A Wheeler.
chairman Of the committee on new business,
submitted report upon the subject Of "regis-
tration Of deaths before BURIAL" The rep Jrt
sets forth that a book should be kept in which
10 register the name. age. sex, cause OF death,
corporate limits OF Washington, or BE- brought
here for eurisl. and that r o dead body be buried
within. or removed from the city, without a
license from The secretary OF the Board of
Health Should the secretary give a license
without first having made the required regis.
ramon, a heavy fine is TO be imposed upon
him. as also upon any person aiding or abettin q
the burial of any individual, without the re-
guire6 license. In view Of the present bill of
the Board now before the City Councils, the
committee recommended the postpoLement OF
NE subject uil the nrst regular meeting in Nav.
] be same cOnmiitee also reported a reso utiou
sutborIZIDg the Secretary of the Board to supply
vaccine virus for the use Of the physicians OF
he poor. providing the expense OF obtaining
sid vaccine matter shall not exceed 81; passed
resolution was offered and laid over, mat the
Mayor be respectfully requested 10 call the
attention of the Board Of Aldermen TO the fact
tbat TIE Committee on Health in said Board
nave had In their possession for several months
three bills recommended by this Board-one of
which has already been fayorabIy considered
BY the Board Of Common Council. and that he
be respectfully requested to ask for the prom pt
consideration of these bills by the said Board of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

Case of Inflammation of kidneys, aaf
Gravel.
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CARPETs, CURTAINS, &c.

THE LARGEST STOCK!
THE NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNS,
THE MOST REASONABLE PRICESiIi
WIN. s. MITCHELL & 90,
Over Perry Bro .
e3y Dry Goods establishment.
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AN IMPORTANT URsTION.-Yesterday,
Dumoe Of gentlemen called at the MAYORS of.
nee TO see him on business, but AT that hour he
was absent. and they concluded 10 wait One
after another dropped IN and engaged IN con-
versatiOn, uDtll soma ten or twelve were as.
sembled, among them Alderman Richards
CouncIlmeD Tay lOr. ArTsoD, aud Fowler, and
MI j. e. Lewis, of the county. The last
named. by general consent. took the chair,
and called the attention of those present
TO the night-soil question. stating that the
manner IN which the removal of night-soil
is now conducted is detrimental to the health
OF the community; that before il is deodorized
the seavengers cart it through the streets two
or more miles, poisoning the atmosphere: and
that II Is used by gardeners in the cult of
vegetable before il has become At BY prepare
ton for use as man ure, which causes sickness
he believed that the deaths Of many infants
annually are TO be accounted for by the use as
food by pursing mothers of vegetables nurtured
by night soil, and that disease results from the
atmosphere being poisoned. Mr.. l.. stated that
ne hai called the att ntion Of the corporate au-
thorIiiss to this matter, and the most that had
been done was TO require the scayengers
TO deodorIze IL after removing Ii from the CITY,
out that did not prevent the poisoning of the
ar while II may In process ofreInC al from the
city All present agreed tina; i. was a very i'm.
portant matter, and that some thing should De
dcne TO remedy the evil.
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j. B. JEwELL'S PRIZE SOAP.

TAKE NOTICE.
The name U. JEWELL, and also the quality
10 stamped on every bar.
Ask your grocer for any Of these, and be sure yor
get them, and take no oiher.
Manufsctory-5OO and 500 @ street north. be
tween 9Th and 6th, Washington, d. q. 70 Is
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Aoou1rTAL OF LEawLiIo1s.-The trial OF
Richardson and Gray. msnbers Of the Legis-
lsture. (both nessees3 Sur the murder Of Dallas
Smith, in Coiwtia, has been sonsluded, and
their prompt acquittsl BY jury of twelve ne
groes been declared, The facts OF this muir
der has been sifted on two occasions, the first
Of which at last term Of court proving Q mis-
trial. The Phnoix remarks:
Whether Richardson was guilty or not, we
hold that the negro jury who decided the
issue was utterly and thoroughly unfit to pro-
nounce in judgment. We do not touch the
conduct of the case. the management of the
attorneys or The charge OF the judge; we sim-
piy assert and maintain that III such grave
and solemn issue, involving intricate details Of
law and evidence, calling forth the most deli
cate exercise Of nice and accurate judgment,
with the sign posts Of the previous trial before
them, that the provision Of . negro jury to
retry this case pointed clearly to the nature Of
tho verdict. In any event, the empanelling
of such jnry was disastrous to the cause Of
Justice and the truthful investigation OF q
great crime. The appointment OF this jury
might have been legal. e., might have been
in accordance with some supposed Law recently
enacted by some supposed authority IN South
Carolina. But q law that leads to such re-
suits is simply monstroHty.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
= - -
CHEAP ADVERTISING

TIE CHARLESTON NEWS. the circulation Of
which Is about twice ss large as, that Of any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situltions or servants;
Who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
Ing; who have lost or found articles Of value,
TIE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADvEn-
71sKMKsrs, payment for which must invariably
be made uhen Neorder is giuen:
advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work
men, mechanics, bouse-servants, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
Lett articles lost or found; houses, shops. Offices
and warehouses; wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants Of all kinds. ----}.
For each insertion Of advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. ceuts
FouR LINES or 80 words. ....40
~. FIVE LINES or 40 words......So
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
NEWS Office by 9P. n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21

STEAMSHIP ASHORE NEAR WILMINGTON, N G..
The Wilmington, N. O., Journal Of Sunday,
the Goth instant, says:
The steamship Mary Sanford, which went
ashore on the rip at the western bar, several
DAYS since, has now become quite critical.
Friday she was compelled to throw overheard
a small portion OF her cargo, and was subse-
a lently relieved Of 200 barrels of rosin by the
sloop Flash, of Smithville. Yesterday morning,
q lsak was sprung, and the tug Alexander Old
ham coming to her relief, 160 barrels more OF
her cargo was taken of and brought to this
city. The vessel is now in critical condition.
She lays grounded on the rip about midship,
and is leaking quite badly. The Oldham came
up to the city yesterday afternoon for steam
pump, winch Was taken down to the Sanford
last night. Tho steamer Governor Worth Was
also sept 10 her assistance yesterday afternoon,
and carried down Mr.. D. G. Worth, the agent
Of the line. Everything will be- done for the
relief ofthe Sanford, and al Of the c,rgo re-
naming will doubtless be saved. 1t is hoped
also to get the vessel of.
The Mary Sanford has been employed on
the route between Wilmington, N. G., and
New York. -
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. UsINBss xorIoEs.

A vALuSsLa SEA ImAKD PLANTATION will be
sold by e. ". N. Mackey, on Tuesday, 22d
nst., containing about two hundred and four
acres of hugh Land, and one hundred acres Of
marsh hand. The place is known as Martins
Point or Point OF Pines. It is one Of the few
places on the seaoosst that is perfectly
healthy all the year round-a fine summer re-
treat; has fine wharf aud business store;
good dwelling house and outbuiidines' and
one Of the best stands for carrying on trading
and business; would make an admirable truck
arm. "a q June 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21

RrpoRrERs' CRuxBs.-So far, no commission
has arrived for Q1A b, Of tonsorial fame, for q
berth in the Customhouse.
Two extra cars were yesterday put on the
city railway line, to accommodate church-go-
ers. The plan will be carried out on Sundays
hereafter.
The stonewall Fire Company are treating for
the sale OF their Zimmerman hand engine with
country company. The Stonewalls believe
In tsteam" in this progressive age.
The platform ordinance is being rigidly en-
forced aud another delinquent was reported
on Saturday.
There was not an arrest reported on the
books at the Guardh ouse yesterday.
The steamship Champion, which has recent
lymdergone thorough. repairs, Is to take the
place Of the Manhattan.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21

A BE-wnDER-MENr IN THE COLUMBIA POST
orr1cE.-Under the colored regime the mails
ct tho Columbia Postoffice have been for some
time slightly mixed. The great physician,
Time, has failed TO soothe the discord, for Wild
er, acting evidently on the principle that a
new broem should sweep clean, has boldly
cleared the Columbia cfice Of all impediments
and prepared for fresh start. Formerly, the
complaints came from the up-country, Colum-
bis. beng distributing office for that section;
but Wilder was impartial, and on the 18th re-
turned to the Charleston Postoffce the mail
sent to Columbia on the previous day. This
was remsiIed, and 1t is hoped has by this time
reached its destination. The papers will be
somewhat stale, but our readers who live in
postal Wilder. ness of Columbia, know that the
redress does not lie in our hands, and we can
only Join in the hope Of . speedy dslverance.
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The Gaxette-A Card.
CHARLESTON, June 81, 1869.

CHARLESTON, June q, 1853.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
The delay in this issue Of the Gazette was
due to the unaccountable condition OF the
press. We publish the address Of General
O'Neil in full, and much other original matter
and correspondence. Before an intelligent
community We intend the Gazette to speak for
itself.
In the meanwhile al debts due the paper
should be paid TO the undersigned.
Respectfully, L. O. NoRTHRoP,
Proprietor Gazette.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21

HOTEL ARRIVALS, JUNE 10 And 20.-Paoilion
Hota.-P. Il. Pond, Georgia; G. 3. Pendleton,
virginia; Mrs. z. H. Liscum and servant, New
York: W. W.nklyn. England; George Robinson
and family, John Bssel, D. Moral, New York;
n. A. Baker, Ireland; ]. ". Miller, J. D. Lee,
charleston Hotel.-H. D. Hull, J. HELM, New
York;J B, WsrreE Augusta; W. Willis Miss
willis, Miss Zebley, New York; W. sturder'
v,nt. wilmington; A. Anker, Philsde'phia; j:
A Ruelehard, North Carolina; W. 8. Under
,1ood. Kentucky; b. Baruch. South Carolina;
r B. Bepgay, New York; F. o. sistrunk,
South Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21

NEW PosToFTroRs.-The department at Wash-
ington has instituted new postofices in this
State ut the following points, and with tho fol-
lowing appointments
Enterprise Landi&. Charleston County ;
Henry C. Lancaster, Postmaster.
Bradford Springs, sumter County Daniel
Reynolds. Postmaster. -
q Pnt 8oysl Ferry, Beaufsrt County Charles
Collins, Edgeaeld County; Thomas E.
M0hls, Postmas er.
Shelton, Fairfield County; Thomas n. Har-
good, Postmaster.
Stony Point. Anderson County; James a.
Prica. Postmaster.
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DEATH FROM suNsrRokE.-Coroner Whiting
held sn inquest, yesterday, ct the corner OF
Bull and Pitt streets, on the body of Cynder
Weston, who WAS affected by the extreme heat
ofsaturday, and died while being carried home
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21

TIL TAppERs ARRESTED. detective
force have recently paid considerable ate ention
to the little negroes who are in the habit Of
lettering around the stores and plundering the
tills when opportunity offers. During yester-
day and the day before, Thomas Washington
and John Small were arrested and are held fer
trial
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21

TEE WKl1aKR for the past two days has
been eISeedlnsly warm, the thermometer on
Saturday atternoon bsing as high as ninety
six. The hssssd term was somewhat relieved
by shower Of rain about four O'Clock yester-
~ afternoon. The fears Of many Of or good
citizens, aroused by the alleged lack OF thunder
and lightning. wore, We learn, dissipated du-
rlsg the shower yesterday by an extraordinary
vivid fash Of the latter, and sharp crack Of
tho former element Of nature.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21

6oeA HrHaHs AID DrsrATcH IN CoAsTwns
Fpu5ax1s.-The schooner B. N. Hawkins,
Captain Wyatt, for Providence, and Anna e.
Glover, Captain feexy, for Boston. just sailed
from this port, had fall freishts at very salts
hotory rates, and were sent OF In quick time.
TIT B. N. Hawkins was laden by hessrs. W.
Roach & Co., and the A. L. Glover by Messrs.
Ii. Goldsmith b Son. The B. N. Hawkins WAS
towed to sea on Saturday by the steamer Pilot
Rov