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Ksttery. Ei1.s--grsrlV1rhEs 1EI'f-
John II. Hcyt Of Portsmouth. at work upon
the Yard on Friday. dropped dead, sry,, ~
IAN item ,.t up last week. and = part Of this
eorrspoodenes. d erroneously Inserted Is the
last item in the hrst column Of the fourth
pase.l -1re
Il b reported that government is 10 commences
work soon on tho basin Of the Floating Dry
Dock at Kittery and extend Il north far enough
10 make room for three more ways for ships,
which viii allow Ave vessels to be up at time.
The Dock win be aosted brosdside afser the ba-
sin is enlarged. tsH'
E<tensire Idv~rfistsg.
Hon. Charles A. Shaw, the wen known Sew
ing Machine Manufacture, Of Biddeford, has
recently inserted through NIiEs' Advertising
Agcncy. in Boston, q single Advertisement for
agents. amounting TO orer forty tousand doi-
lars, The advertisement Is to 90 into every
newspaper and magazine in the United States
and Canada, with very few exceptions, and Is
believed TO be one Of the largest single orders
ever given for advertising. Mr.. shaw has for
many years been one Of the most extensive and
successful advertisers in the country, and fully
understand the value Of Printers ink to The
man Of business. "Cast your bread upon the
waters, rs,"Sc.-Demoerat.
a Big Sfock. .-
Messrs. J. & d. X. Moore have the largest
stock OF China. Glass and Crockery Ware TO be
found in the County; besides host Of other
goods This firm understand their business,
and we are glad to learn that they have built
up very large trade, Wholesale as well rs re-
tail. Country merchants should give them q
call. See advertisement.
leeidesfs. .s.
On Thursday Of last week Phillip Dion fell
from the mill-dam frscturing both bones Of the
leg just below the knee.
On "Wednesday James Barry fell from tree
causing bad fracture Of the upper third Of tho
thigh. Both patients were attended by DR..
Warren.
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Nsp York, Phiiddsiphfd, baltimore, tPasA
ingfon, aHd all prineipdl points tPsa.
.-H' Soutk asd South Vet, ni .fi
Wa Tauuton, raii River snd Nswpsrt.
.1 - Cabin, Ssooj Deck, 500 Bagrass
49, ehestsd thrvssh snd irass.rrysd IN ksv
kl s. s.s ~ Yea 4 i1:i s1.in. law. u. OH cas.,
and Nevp~r Railway Depo<, eorpes cf sosth and Knss
hDd sfsstl daily, Qsaodays erespssd) % i,iossi q
$50 r. ~, arriving In Nespat 70 minutes 10 svsaos
q Ne rgeh1 seansest rran, yhih lesve. bos.sa q
ssssiss... % ~ s..ssS s fseviDs2cx. c.se ). d. 81.
Mons, BRlSrOL, Capt Besl nnyton. Thsse steauen
are the stst and most reliable bas ths sound buis
srprasiy Dc speed, akty and oanicst rhls nps eoa-
g. ro!t Eoas vsa .as ssssh and s'svys.sss 70 ,hs
sTe snippsrs sf Frsight. This In.. vAA rs
psv And sxieusve espst sosososassas is bossoa snd
uss,) ssppjsd vi,h fetsss sos Geisk ssd pssss.eH
bsspsss With eannst b surpssscd. Fregh slvsyp A-
hen Il isw ,tes, ssd srvardsd v,th dsspslch. m.
Nev Yot Exprea Freight Train issvss Bsslou q lSo
7. ~ Cosds sriv, IN Mev Ye.t ssIt nssuiss sss,.
htiouinG dU atsSs An. =, ..T s|lHl- J
Pc tekets. besshs ssd staisrcous, sppy II he Ccnpa
nys sBcs, q Ne Oh etaas Hasss esrssr q wAskiag
taa snA snis ersses, - - od Csoay snd Nespr D.
"a UsUNDAY NI0HT LINED
Can ,s.vs e.sy ssnAsg svssiss. ss ESQ r. n,
Ss oas:, : ' Of ~. ro..s, Vim b. ,p.s .vg D..
mA: -. ssd fN'a ~ sso ?. ~, ~ 'as q uss'ss
srA Pier % Nsrth nivsr, i''s q hsnsy ~ I"
iyn abo. kurvrRicx, r.ss-nsr rvisA, ~.
{" JAMES YfSK, Jr,.
~ nsaAgiae ptrsca< nssagasss sssesAdp0~
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT. a
Semi-Weelkly Line!
On and. snsr the Is,h Inst.

On and amer the isth Inst. the ape
4G s.s;Tsr pirEo and rs.nsonis, s.,, viii
Leave 0alps Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, ct O'Clock p. ~, and leave
Pier % East River. New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, s3fN
The Dirlgo and Yrsneonia are lifted up with 6ns
sccommodstions for passengers, making this the
most couveIent and comfortable route for tfsv.
slsrs between New York and Maine.
PsssaEe, IN State Room. $500 Cabin psssags,
400. Meals extra.
Goods Forwarded By this line 10 and from Mon
trsal, Quebec, HALIFAX, b. John, and oil parts Of
Maine. rr 30 Ff.f' 80 RI
The steamers ~ early ~ r. n. on the day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or Pssssge apply 70 .itE
HENRY F0x, 0sits Wharf. Portland.
May .. 1858. M 80 Iffr - u
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Alfred Bank.

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
Ing room on Monday, tho fourth day Of October
next, ~ ono O'Clock r. ~, 10 choose board u d.
rectors os The ensuing year. 70 80 what action the
afAin Of The Bank and 10 transact such other 6us.
ues e may come before aid meeting.
PrR oRpEa or rug DfREcroRs. 't
Allied, Sept n, 1883. svs3
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Farm at Auction.

NV R's's % cVs'' ~ P'fUfW UuNtHVn. uutsrS SUIu
w before, on Monday, Oct. y. on the premises,
the farm known the william Rate farm, situated
on The Ferry rad, about two miles nom the city of
Saco, containing about ten acre.. with good build
inls thereon. There are twenty-five gocd thrifty
frut trees, and we'll Of good water on the place.
The land Is under good state Of cultivation, and
the buildings In good repair, &c.
These wishing 10 examine the premises can do 80
by calling William II. smith, on the Ferry road.
tu5S HENRY LEIGHTON.
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Railroads ANA STEAMBOATS,.

~-c1 PORTLAND, sAC0 P0RrS-
MOUTH RAILkoAD-summer
Arrangement yoonsncns Monday, May ID, 1899.
Trains leave - follovsi
Biddefosd sr South Berwick junction, Postsneuh and
Dostoa Il ssi ant ESQ A. n, aud .. ~ and - 2. =.
Retarning, <svs Bostoa a f30 A. I3h and 300 and
400 ,. H. Prom Portsuossh 81 1000 A. r., 2So. no
and 500 Pm.
DIddesOrd iOr Portland, at litSl 4, ~, ~, lis apt
e3op \. Returning q ais and so T., and AS and
600 2, .H -
On Moodays. Wednesdays and Fridays The 90 ?. Z.
trlin 10 and om Boston win via Eastern naIroad,
stopping saiv q ssco Bddeiod, kenoebunk. South Bes.
wci Junctioa, Poetsmouh Newburypost, saiem Lynn.
On Tuesdays, rhursdsys and Saiurdays, WI run VIA
Boston Maine T. n, stopping oHiy a. sAeo Dtddsorf,
Kenoebunk South Berwick Junction, Dover, Exeter s.
rsin isayss Bsddeosd sos Portland spi Inlswsdisis
Stations daily I 80 An. Returning, hsve rostiand
Coz BlddebH at 63ona.
r.senrsn viil osssrvs that the Erpres tsin i~ thA
Sessoa 70 run over ths Eastern Railrosd On MocdAys,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and over The Boston and Naps
Railroad On ruesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, having
Portland and Dostou IL 6.oo ,. =.
RiAd~ford Anil n 1907 RE- 2o0
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THE VIEW BUJLDEyyG

On Msms street will bs divided up into .storss-.-
Hail. Onices and Rooms. Any person desiring ei'
have any si,sd room they wish. u they. call coon
IS Apply 70 CnAs HARDY.
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N,ss ksfe RetessSdss rIL|
Just - We 70 70 prs~s vs sss informed tha, this
charming setres and Slar. with her Boston Comedy
troupe. VIII play In SAsws oYsra Hosss nsst rhsrs-
day evening. We have lsax,sd no oshsr sans Of
tAs troupe, but jass certain thsy are worthy In
their profession slss Miss Rspolds could not aaord
20 advertise them.
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nURR,s PATENT NURSING BOTTLE.

BURR's PATENT NURSING BOTTLE.
Tho most Perfect anu convsstsntNursing Bottle
In the World. We supply the trade with all parts
OF the Bottle separately when required, Including
Barr. Stp,rsd E,rs Brssh, which 10 ol iasstimabts
value 20 tho Infant II keeps the Tube perfectly
sweet aud free IRON acid, especially In warm wes
ther Prlco Of Brush, 10 cts. BURR q PERRY,
successors to NJ. :. Burr a Co. Wholesale Drug
gists A fremont street, Bostod, Mass gld by
all druggists. 3mS
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MASON Z HAILIH 0R9A&
.4s she Lssesss cssS @rsee"
For sale By ffrI
a. 4 n. YNEKy. Ksnpsbsaipsrt 1

90 Farm for Sale! ...,.s.
/: y.ss Z :.:.s (: =; % ~ .s. :ssS's
- - r.Ss sf tSs sss csssiy rosa = H.sr'sh, ssA
= sbesi az allss fFao osso 80 ns6dseCd.
SsH nru sontAips .abost % ssrss. .v.ll dividsd
Is.e Ers.. uil,s. pass.s.e 3 40 vSca g A isss; s
ne Arm kss on it rood 6slIAiags and 10 goo ~.
pair. With nsvsrfAilinx water. ;, =, rr,-,,,
Dsytos. May n, 1880. sif
- 30. csi,t.d al this of1eA
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Turner's Neuralgia PHI Tho great RENE
dy for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases, More
than 10000 cured by IL In the last two years Price
by mail, PACKAGE sl.o6,-6 packages, s5,T.
The Lorraine Vegetable Cathsrtic Pnl ,
Tho best known remedy for all Diseases OF the
Blood, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, for Headache,
Rheumatism, and in ALL oases where q cathartio Is
required Price by mail. box u cts,-5 bcxcs,
sl.is,-l2 boxes, t2.6t
TURNER & CO., I'D TREsoSr STREET, Bosros,
Mass. 3mio
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q Freedom Notice.
NOTICE Il hereby given thst have givea.
IN my son, Wyman b. yunkins. his tine 70 - -
.nd trsds for hinsslf shsu noe pSy ~ ~ y d.ss
dso1' nor claim any Of his ssmT'9RS m nu IuSKiNS.
York, Sept. -, is69. ""'
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NOTICE,

nR J. SAWYER. having retired from the
~ Drug business, Win hereafter dive his whole
tsps 70 the practice Of his profession.
g Once Hardys New Block, No. 10, up stairs.
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EOR BOSTON.

.xr> The new and superior ssa-goIng
Cstesmsrs JonH Books and hosfss.
large number Of beautiful Stats Rooms, will run
the season % ftllowsi |If
Leaving Atiantie wharf, Portland, att o'clock
and India Wharf, Boston, every day at o'clock
r. ~, Sundays exceptedL
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f"i 'i q Notice. i 7'
UTHEREAS, Adeline Boulter, my wife, has
w len my bed and hoard without Just cause,
heing willing and able 20 provide for her this II %
warn all persons ffom harboring OF trusting her on
my account ~ shall pay no debts of her contract
Ing ansr this date. DANIEL DOULrBR.
Biddsford, Sept. i6, 1869. 3wp
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For las. Of four in,taimsnts Of thirty thous.nd
dollars, (being the four series) under drsctions
OF the President as per ffth article Of trcsty OF
January thirty-frst, eighteen bupdred and my.
nvs, ono thousand hvs hundred dollsrs.
For tenth oftwepty in.talment. for support q
smith and carpenter's shop, and 70 provide the
necessary tools therefor PET eleventh article treaty
thIrty-nfst January. eighteen hun1rsd and nnr'
ave, Ave hundred dollars.
Por tsnth Of twenty instslmepts Tor the support
or an agricultural and Industrial school, and for
pay OF teschsrs per eleventh articls treaty thirty
hrst January, eighteen hundred AID hny-nvs, Two
thousa nd dollars
For tenth Of twenty lnstslmsnts for the employ
ment OF black smit6, carpenter. isrmer, and ply.
sIcian who shall furnish medicines Tor the sch Per
eleventh article treatv thlrty-dr January. eiEh.
tssn. hundred and nny-avs, three thou.and si1
hundred dollars. 49,, -. II.
For fourteenth OF hftsen instainents FOR pay OF
miller, rer third srtIols treaty tsslnh nay
eighteen hundred and hty -four. sI hundred dol
lafs
For fourth Of hftssn instaimeuu of annuity
upon two huudrsd and forty-two thoussnd AZ
hundred and eighty -lix dollars, TOT csssion ot
Iands per fourth srtlce treaty Nay tweIfsh, eign'
Teen Hundred and ofty-fsur. sud bsnsts. amsud.
meut thsrsto, slxtssu housand one hunafsa seo
seventy mine dollars and hx cents.
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For lifs annuity 70 chief. per private article 70
supplemental treaty. twenty fourth September,
sirhtscn hundrsd and twenty y-nine, 70 trsaty oi
third October, eighteen hundred and eighteen
one hundred dollars. a.f,ts.t. .aii,.ps. -.
For interest on forty.,ix thousand and eighty
dollars. st .fvs per centum, being the value oi
thirty-ax sections OF land oct apart BY treaty
Of eighteen hundred and twsnty.nine fof ecucs-
teen hundred and thirty-eight, and NTH article
treaty OF May eth. eighteen hundred and hfty'
six, two thousand three hundred and four dollars.
Ds,.o~i.k ..h ,fl,r ayi,.S Tyikts IN WaskfH0fen
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FALL RIVER line

Nsp York, PAiiadsiphia. Baitimors. YAH
ingfon, and aH prineipdl points Vat.
-H' South asd South Wet. ff
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FOR interest In lieu OF Investment on hfty.seveu
thousand ave hundred dollars, balance OF one
hundred and hity.seven thousand hvs hundred
81 -uine at Ave per eentum per Annum. Tor odu.
cation or other beneficial purposes the drec.
tion Of the President per ninth article OF treaty oi
Nav seyen entcenth. eighteen hundred and hny'ioul,
two thousand eight hundred and seventy.nys dol
lara .t .I
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For sixteenth insialment Of interest, at i've per
centum, on one hundred thousand dollsrs,. for
tiousi and other beneficial purposes, - per
second article treaty May eighteen, eighteen
hundred and ty.four, hvs thousand dollars.
| Por sixteenth Instalment on two hundred thous.
and dollars. 10 be paid In eighteen hundred and
eighteen hundred and nty-four, seven thousapd
dollars. 'IsT ..- |N .|
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Tribute or Respect.

At the regular meeting OF Burns' Charitable
Association, held on the 25th April, 1869 it
was announced to the meeting that our last
life member, Colonel ALLAN MAcFARIANn, had
departed this life. when the following preamble
and resolutions were offered and unanimously
adopted:
Colonel ALLAN MAoFARLANE was member
Of whom any association may Justly be proud.
He was we'll known not only to this communt-
ty, but throughout the State, aS one OF those
public and epterprising citizens whose loss
will be deeply felt. In him we, as an associa-
tion, recognize the claim his many virtues
have upon us, and particularly his benevolence
during the late war, in aiding us In our works
Of charity. At different periods and positions
Of life he has acted his part well, and left us
o cherished example. II remains but to ex-
press QUIZ feelings OF sorrow. Be it therefore
Res0loed, That this association recognize in
this afatcting dispensation the irreparable loss
it has sustained.
Resosued That the proper tribute OF respect
be paid, and that our records shall take note
OF his memory. WK. Roy,
sss Secretary and Treasurer.
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as to the ad disability Of getting up racord
OF the brigade, Lieutenant Minott offered the
following resolution, which was duly adopted,
viz:
Resolued. That q committee OF three, COM
posed of Lieutenant VIM. johnson, OF the First
Artillery. Lieutenant e. G. Edgerton, First In
fantry. and Lieutenant w. ID. Martin, Of the
shall be to prepare history OF the brigade,
and that they be requested to report what
progress they will have made at our next
meeting in November.
There being no further business before the
meeting, Lieutenant Boylston moved to ad-
journ, which being seconded and carried, the
meeting adjourned TO meet 10Th November,
1859, and eight O'Clock p. M.
HENRY w. FRosy, Secretary.
ass Papers throughout the State will please
COPY. a- ..
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s. r.. CAO.Up Hot nL.

THIS NRWAND COAM0DIOUS HOUSE, LOCAT.
ED corner OF Br0adHAy end EoetY-seccnd-ssxset,
possesses advantages over all other houses tor The
commodstion o. is auasts, Il was built expressly
for nrst-clsss family boarding house--the roome
being largo and on su1te heated BY seam--with bot
and cold water and furnished second TO mono: while
the culinary department is In the ynoet experienced
hands, aNordin0 guests an aneqaalled table,, a.
One Of Atw0odss Patent El6vatore ID also afmonn
guests ct oil hours, T'"@
The Broadway and Universtty Place Cars pass the
door every four snin1ites, running Eom tins City
Hell to Central Park, while tho Sixth and seventh
Avenue tines arc bat a ahoxt block On eAtaf sido
a6ording ample facilities for communicating with ali
the depots. staamh0eA landings, piacea 0f anrusel
nens and buainess Of ths great metropolis.
MORE & HOALEY, propRaetOrs.
March IA 6mos
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIation.--1HED DAILY NEWS
COGNIzED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CULAGION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE P,oSTOFFYCg At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoVLs-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFYCE Law.
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SUPREME CoUaT.-In this court yesterday,
Mr.. Joseph w. Barnwell was examined and ad-
mitted to practice as an attorney and solicitor.
The case Of Fltzsimons vs. Fitzsimons was
continued, and the court, having opposed Of
the circuit docket, adjourned until day to be
fixed, when opinions vii! be delivered in the
cases already argued.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.
j. A. ENsLow & GO. will sell at IL O'Clock, on
Palmetto wharf, Eastern hay.
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The MAgzsza's cgy2ag. There will be SER
vices in the Mariners Church, Church street,
tomorrow, Sunday, at half past ten O'Clock in
the morning, and four O'Clock in the afternoon.
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b U1s rxEss worxOEs..

B. Us TNESD OTx0ES.
Go 70 GEoRan LITTLE & co. for fine black
cashmere pants, %. tuths1mo June I
O--
TIE AMERICAN House, BosToN, is most favor
ably known all over the country. Unsurpassed
id its management it has few equals in extent;
or in lite thousand contrivances for the COM
fort and pleasure OF Its guests. @
II, y ----.O--
THE BEST assortment Of India Gauze and
Lisle Thread Under Shirts Of all sizes and
grades, just received at and for sac low for
cash, at e. SCOTS.
Star Shirt Emporium, Meeting street,
June 8 Opposite Market Hail.
-O-
Go TO 2EoRaE LIrrLR & Co. for white
linen duck suits, worth twenty dollars, for $18.
June sutbs1mo
&.'.-----O ~---.-. ~ 3ra@ t
TIE ''DADnM" PApER CoLrAa AID CurEs, at
BLACKWELLB, I'll
May II tuths No. 219 King-streat.
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-We have received
from M. 81. Nathan, Esq, Chief of the Charles
ton Fire Department., his annual report for the
year ending April az, 1869. His statement of
the condition Of the department is eminently
satisfactory, and the comparison between the
expenses of other cities and those of our own
for the protection Of property is worthy Of
careful consideration. The report is unusually
Interesting.
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A ROW IN GIBBs' Row.-A disgraceful
row occurred in Gibbs Row, John-street, yes
terday. originating with couple of drunken
colored men. who interfered with some color
cd women. Policemen Bamfield aand Simmons
quelled the disturbance in the face Of great
embarrassments, aud succeeded in arresting
the guilty parties, who resisted, but who were
finally overcome and borne off to the calaboose.
They will get their deserts. HFtt
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,}iaf Atts.
~r>~e,~~>~r>-~er er%e~>o.>~~~~>c->
DHOwOGRAREK COLOasING.

DHOWOGRARH COLOlsIMG.
PERSONS w1sarHa no HAVE pHoroaRApHs
tinted with caro- and taste can hsve their orders
promptly aiOd by leaving them at Holmes' Book
House. Written directions should in each esse DO
given "a 70 the style Of eolorsas preserred.
April2 i,.i ss ~ snoss
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.--Dr. Hicks will resume
his evening discourses tomorrow evening, at
st. Johns Lutheran Church.
The FIRST lot OF new tomatoes, shipped north
this season, was sent by John F. O'Neill & Son,
to Baltimore. yesterday. by the Maryland.
The steamship prometheus arrived at z A.
M. Thursday, and left yesterday at p. M. for
Philadelphia, discharging and taking in full
heights each way. Quick work thati
The mate of the Prometheus fell into tho
hold Of the ship ON Thursday, while expediting
business, and had his leg severely lacerated.
1t will take him from the line for o while.
4 dog was run over In Mesting-street yester-
day by ono OF the cars and killed. sasa
II is remarked that the dies are unusually
plentiful and annoying this season. y
Axe Company, No. 2, colored, Of Savannah,
10 expected daily by the colored firemen here.
Green Lee and VIM. Washington, coIored,
were arrested. yesterday, for striking police
man In the discharge OF his duty. They are
held for examination. Z
The "Pioneers" are anxious1y looking for
their new badges. They will probable arrive
to-day. ", ylg I
Governor Scott left yesterday evening with
out having reconciled the dincordant munici4
pal elements.
A very refreshing rain fell yesterday after
moon, laying the dust and cooling the staos-
phere delightfully."-. ,
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Charleston Typographical Society, at 8 P. NJ.
Christian Association, at p. M.
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The BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP L1NE.-A tele-
gram advises the sailing of the ''Sea Gull"
from Baltimore on Thursday with full cargo,
and it is intended to dispatch her hence next
Wednesday. so that our farmers can get their
truck into Baltimore markets early on the en-
suing Saturday morning. The ''Maryland"
sailed yesterday with very large cargo, the
agents having to refuse freight by her-and
here we are in the midst Of our so-called dull
season, when everything is supposed to be
etaonert
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Mcoting or the Surviving Omccrs-Thc
RosolutIons-OrEanf nfxationO OF AN Assos
citation.
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.misfeQane0us.
M OF g &c.

M OTICE
JOHN HARGRAVB.
SLATE AND TILE ROOFS REPAIRED IN THE
neatest manner and at shortest notice. Orders left
at ADAMS, DAMON h CO.. Broad-street, or No. 40
Sooietystreet Slate Yard, at his Residence, No
ii Prestdentstreet stutbS* June 8
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JUNE 4.-Pdoaion HOTEL
P. >. Spiers, st. Stephens; A. e. Thomas,
Christ Church; Charles Marquardt, Peters
burg; A. 8. Gibbes, City; George Rolenston
and wife, Augusta,
Charleston Rotel.-E. s.. Charbran, Matan-
zas; A. s. Bedon, R. Bedon, City; W. 8. Null
Inns, South Carolina; George 8. Cook, Atlanta;
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour, Montreal; j. n. Hop
kns and Lady, Selma; E. s. Hill, Savannah;
Mrs. Thorn, child and nurse, New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-05

DEATH or CAPTAIN WEST. This gentleman,
known favorably to our citizens since the war,
died at sea on the Pacific Ocean on the 2sth Of
May, while aching as hrst ofacsr OF the steam
ship Golden City. Of the Pans1ua and San
Francisco steam ship line. As master Of the
steAanship gu iker City, between! this point and
New York. he en- dyed the esteem and confi-
dence OF the travelling public. being In all re-
apects thorough seaman, and careful, gen.
tlemanly and judicious officer. The deceased
was native of Pennsylvania, and was still in
the prime of life. aT;',.Gt s,
CHIEF JUSTICE 8. p, CHAsK.-The Chief JUS
tice, we learn, leaves here on Monday for
Raleigh, N. G. The prompt dispatch OF busi-
ness, the impartial administration of justice,
the jealous efforts and desire shown by the
learned and distinguished jurist TO aocommo-
date the members OF the bar. have won for
him the highest admiration ana esteem. Dur
ing his stay, the Chief Justice and his accom-
plished daughter. who accompanies him, have
been everywhere cordially recsived by our peo-
PIE. The arduous labors Of the Chief Justice,
and his unremitting attention to business, has
prevented and made it almost impossible for
him to accept the numerous invitations extend
Nd to him on every side, but we feel assured
Nat bis visit here will be long remembered
Vh the most friendly and pleasant impress
Va.