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TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT, VIII

Erie Mali leaves daily except Sunday, running
on Saturday night to Williamsport only. On Sun
day night passengers will leave Philadelphia at IL
O'Clock. e.ar
Philadelphia Express leaves daily. All other
trains daily, except Sunday.
The Western Accommodation Train runs daily
except Sunday. For this train tickets must be pro-
cured and baggage delivered, by p. NJ, at No. 1le
Market street.
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For Cape May, Millville, Yineland, aud inter-
mediate stations below Glassboro at 90 A. nj. and
S'l5 r. M.
For Bridgeten Salem, and all way stations, at
+ For r. woodbury. and GlassbOrO, at 90 A. NJ, 80
and Q p, M.
Freie hit train leaves Camden daily at IL noon.
Freight received at FIRST covered wharf below
Freight delivered to No. 22s S. Delaware avenue.
6n WIZ ]. SEWELII Superintendent.
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS FROM LIBRARIES.
On Tuesday AiterL oon
june 60 at o'clock. 6S62t
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Sale No 92l South Sixteenth street
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. CHlCKERING PA NC
FINE CARPETS, ETC.

On WNUnosUlN Morning,
June 3d. al 10 o'clock, No ls South Sixteenth street
above Carpenter street. by catalogue entire furniture
including handsome walnut rarlor suit crimson reps wal
nut centre and bouquet tables ne ned rosewood piano.
made by ChckeriuR walnut dinngroom furniture extern
sion table, china and glassware French mantel clock
walnut chamber furniture wardrOhes, fine hair and
spring mattresses feather beds holsters and pillows fine
BIusses Venetian, and other carpets Kitchen utensils
The furniture has been in but four months and
eNcelt order. 6289t
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DENNSYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

H. F. KENNEY, Superintendent
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BELYDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD


FROM KRNsINaToN DEPOT
At T'90 A. M. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dun.
kirk, Elmira, Ithaca, Owego, Rochester, Bingham
ton, Oswego, Syracuse, Great Bend Montrose,
Wilkesbarre, Schooley's Mountain, etc.
At 7'30 A. M and $50 p. M. for Scranton,
Stroudsburg, Water Gap, Belvidere, Easton, Lam
bertyille, Pennington, ETC. The $50 p NJ. Line
connects direct with the train leaving Easton for
Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, etc.
at IL A. M and p. NJ. for Lambertville and
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS, APRIL ~, 1889.
Leaving the Oompany's Depot at Thirteenth and
Callowhin streets, Philadelphia, at the following
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-14

RocxxD OK THE BosoM OF THE Dsrp.-A sail
ing party. which left the city on Thursday IN
high glee, ANTICIPATING delightful time, had
their hopes crushed in the bud by the unpless-
ant conduct Of the wind, which deooyed them
. far distance and then died away. The party
soon realized that .'joy's flower thstls born to
be blighted,r y and though the ladies' did not
seem to care. the gentlemen we're more than
thankful when the haven was gained. The
boat was large, the defiance seven miles and
only two oars. The ceilings Of the amateur
osrsmen may be easily imagined. ~
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A CHANCE FOB THE CHNssE.-Mr. Joseph,
OF San Francisco, whose arrival in his native
city wasnotioed;by TIE News some days sluoe,
has justreturned from strip 10 Georgia where
he had gone to make contracts to furnish Chi
nese labur. Mr.. -Joseah's plan Is t, furnish
the Chinese without any expense to the planter
or contractor, the latter SIMPLY pledsing them
selves to keep good Faith with their employees.
Since the notice Of bis arrival in TEE NEWS,
he has received letters from every section oi
the state. and the planters appear to be sn1-
ions to make arran9emsn,s to secure Chinese
labor before the planting seas N commences.
Mr.. Joseph brings letters frona the first men
OF California. and is prepared 10 fulfill any en-
gYenents he may make. He will remain IN
this. city for sonee time, and all persons who
vi h to secure reliable labor should embrace
this oppoi tunity.
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The CAROLINA FERTILIZER, an advertisement
Of which appears IN another column. ls so well
known and appreciated that it is unnecessary
to add o word of praise. Messrs. George W.
Williams & Co. will furnish this excellent fer
tilizer at S65 per ton.
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The COMBINATION of a central location for
business with quiet and retired home, is at
forded by the addition Of forty suites Of
rooms to the American House. Boston. Ira
vel!ers will find this hotel one Of the best in
the land,
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;aoop NEWS FOB TIE TrAcurRs.-The jere-
miad published in TIE NEWS few days since
by an "Old Charlestonlan." who bewailed the
sad condition Of the teachers Of the public
schools, has brought forth good ffuit. The
hearts of the powers that be were moved with
compassion. and the commissioners have been
able to furnish the glad tidings, that the money
had arrived and payment would be made TO-
day
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LOCAL MATTERS.
neetings This Day.
Etns Fire Company athalf-past 9 Pm.
TIE MAxurzs scHundH.4Thefe win be SER
vices in the Mariner's Church.. Church. street,
tomorrow, Sunday, at haKpast ten O'Clock in
the morning. .,..
the morning.

.,DRUe LABz1s.-ws desire to call the atten-
eion Of druggists in the city and throughout
the State to the peculiar facilities OF The NEWS
JOB Office for printing all kinds Of drug labels.
prescription blanks, &c.. ct the shortest no
tice, ,Isn1 In AIstyle unsurpassed anywhere in
the country. Our stock, of,cuts, borders and
fanotfype is unusually large aud choice. Call
and examine specimens Of work. o. -,
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LIGHT READING FOB THE WARM WKArHER.-
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment Of Mr.. C. G. RICHTER, the very enterprls-
ing and trustworthy King. g.stfeet dealer in books
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CRUMBs.-A large hole in the sidewalk o,
the sCuth side OF Broad.street, near Orange
ls great nuisance on dark night, and de-
serves the attention OF the Inspector.
A lost dog that was advertised in Thursdays
News was taken to the owner before seven
o'clock the same morning. Verbum sap.
A charge was entered on the Guardhouse
books yesterday against Geo. ". Clark. Collec-
tor. for hitchlng his horse to a lamp-post.
This is rather hard on the e1-Mavor.
Three old offenders we're up before the Mayor
yesterday on general charge Of vagrancy aud
ldleness. and we're sent to the House of Cor.
rectiou for thirty days.
General complaint is made OF the conduct OF
certain habltues OF Aiken square, who render
night hideous and are a nuisance to all in the
vicinity.
Cato FLUID thou hit that his tide had reached
flood when he secured suit of clothes and
81 so the property of Richard Jackson. Off,
Cur Quinn convinced him OF his error. and he
was locked up subject to n warrant from Ma
Sistrate Mackoy.
Peter Broan alias Hlgherass, an old offend
er. levanted with $50 and other property b.
longing to John Langley, on Vendue Range.
H,ghgrass was nabbed and locked up IN the
cool.
This is the last day Of grace for owners Of
lots on Sullivan's Island. Intendaut Touhey
will be at the Office Of T. B. Klug, No. 81 Broad
street, kom 9 A. N. to P. u. to receive the
taxes due.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

l,rxs't o,roai.sion.-ras DA1Lr NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coeNIzED As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULATlON IN TIE clTY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSTOEF7CE At THR END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROHIS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSFOFFqCE LAW
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TIE NEWS IN TIE CouNrRY.-Readers of
THE NEWS gong to the country can receive
'helr favorlte paper BY mail, daily, at seventy
hve cents month. by addressing note. with
their subscription. to our publication Office.
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and periodicals of all kinds. His list will be
found to include something to suit eyerv taste,
and it seems to us q marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the country,
postpaid, at the ridiculously low prices named.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-14

LUNCH AT OUR HOUSE Te-DAY-Okra soup.
boiled fish, boiled ham, shrimp pie and other
delicacles served up in Torcks well known
style.
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VISIT OF THE sAHAMNAH CLUB.
Correspondence Betwoen tho Mayor and
tho President OF the Carolina Club
The Police to DO on hand with toor
Winchester Hf1es-Programme & for tho
Entertainment OF the Guests-Mayors
Proclamation.

The visit OF the Savannah Base Ball Club is
looked for with great interest Dy all classes OF
our citizens, and the reception they will meet
with will be most cordial, and their entertain
ment during the visit will be of the most hos
p,table character-such as will cause them to
carry back with item only pleasant recollec.
tions.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE MAYOR AND
PRESIDENT M'CABE.
The following letter from Mayor Plllsbury
was received by President McCabe at late
hour on Thursday evening:
CRY HALL, MAYORS OFFICE.
CHARLEsroN. S. C.; August 10 1853
B. F. McCdbe, Esq, President Carolina BaSe
Boh Club, Charleston. s. c.:
S1R-From information gathered from the
public press, and from other statements LAID
directly before me, am led to infer that it ls
the INTENTION of the club of which you are
presldept to receive the Savannah Base Ball
Club with an armed escort or procession on
their contemplated arrival IN this city next
Saturday.
I respectfully request that you will at once
inform me whether my information is correct,
and whether you intend to meet the Savannah
Club as above ntimated. Respectfully.
Il. PILLSBURY Maror.
On account of the lateness of the hour no
answer to this letter was given on Thursday,
and on Yesterday morning the following letter
was handed to President MoCabe by Alderman
T. J. Mackey:
CITY HALL, Mayors OFFICE.
CHARLESTON <. c., August Is 1869.
B. r. A,cGdbe, Esq, President Carolina Base
Bal Cub:
S1R-I respectfully request an answer to my
letter addressed to you on the 10th ins ant. in
oairine whether it was the intention OF your
club to meet the Savannah Club with an armed
escort or procession Oh it's arrival in our city
on next saturday.
would like to receive this answer before q
Respectfully, G. PnIsByRY, Mayor.
TO this letter President McCabe made the
following reply:
CHARLESTON, 8. O.. August IS.
Hon. g.. Pllsbuy. Mayor Of Charleston
SIR-Yours Of the 10Th instant, received last
evening, and in answer would say that am
not aware OF the existence Of any statement in
you to inter that 1t is the intention
Of the club Of which am ..presi-
dent. to receive the Savannah Base Ball Club
with an armed escort or procession on their
contemplated arrival IN this city next Satur-
day. nor can conceive hom what other source
statements could be laid before .ou as to such
intention. The Carolina Base Ball Club is not
responsible either tor statements in the public
prints or coming from private individuals. AS
their president, AN not aware OF any inten.
ton on their part to do that which would en-
danger the peace Of the city, or make any de-
monstrstion such as your information leads
;you TO infer. Respectfully;,
(Signed) B. F. McOABE.
President @. B. B. @.
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ALL ABOUT TIE HEDRnLma.-Eeute W. N.
Tass emph ,tlc4iy conuadlots the report that
he had been in the praestcs Of drilling negroes
with hthe Winchester rifles Of the police. BE
says that Thursday morning was the arst time
he had drtlled's squad since 1885. and be wss
then o,.ly drillinA. the police force. He claims
to be q aconservators Of the. peace. and thinks
the action attn buted to him to be detrimental
to the public veal. II Is well known that .
bandot Deeroes regularly assemble at the west
end Of Btos,l-street, and are.ssauisauce to the
residents Of tuat vicinity by their incessant
drilling. This is expressly prohibited by sec.
don "A of themilitis lay, passed a. the late ses-
sion OF the Legislature, and the attention Of
the police is directed to both the law ami its
violation. -
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BUS MESS TICES.

To LwYERs.,-Denny & Perry advertise this
morning, volume z, Wallace's q. 8. Supreme
Court Reports just out.
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Two OBsTRRpERous CHARLESTON DARKIEs
In SAVANNAH. The Savannah News Of Thurs
day says Upon affidavit made before Justice
Wade, Thomas Edwards and David Scott. two
negroes who hail from Charleston. were yes
terdsy arrested upon the charge OF committing
an aggravated assault and battery upou q ne
gro resident in Savannah. They wore arrested
and brought before the magistrate, where they
manifested the utmost contempt for the court.
They d-d the laws Of Georgia-swore that
they Were Charleston niggers and believed in
Charleston laws. They positively refused to
enter into bonds, aud became so demonstra-
tive that Officer Butler invited them to try on
''pair Of bracelets" purchased for their es-
nscial benefit from Palmer Il Depplsb, After
sem, trouDoiis they Sassa handeufsd az ~ -
ed to Jail, where they said they you'd remain
q year il necessary. They wefe arrested while
attempting to leave the oity on the i1lot
Bow"
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A WEEK OF PRaYEB.-The coming week has
been set apart by the N. E. Church, South, as
season for special prayer, whom protracted
meetings will be held. OuFriday next union
meeting Of the Methodist congregations in this
city will be held at the Spring street Church.
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m T. It
SOUTHERN REAL Es1 ATE ADVERTISER.
As an advertising medium. offers tacI titles to Mer-
chl.lts ru iist., Ma 'hinists, &C., OF extendiu2
tueir business unsurpassed by any Southern
Weekly.
Its circulation Is fast coming general. Real
Estate agents. and parties int in the purchaee
or lie of real rs, ate viii And Il to their advantage
to consult Its col mus and advertise therein as We
are efec ing arrangements by which our pal er will
circulate Largely among Norih-rn ca itasts.
Information tending to the Development OF our
mineral, manufacturing and agricultural resouIces-
descriptive O, climae. soil. solicited and thaDk-
fully ,eceived from any section
Terms cash. 50 year; copy gratis to any one
sending six auoscrbe bers; cub II ten, 81 50 each
Bates OF advertising nperal Address
". J. MozEKRALL,
July 10 Marion. 8 G.
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4 BaoADsF.Eif RoaiAsdlGA negro va.
man, fresh from the rural parts, hired herself
to enc other own color for twenty-five cents
week. bul5ss he end Of three weeks, dsmand-
ed IS to enable her to 40 to herson. This de-
nand not bsine eecededto, ahs 1ent to for
tuneaslIsr, Shoadyusd herto sack Mr.. Pills
bury nos the Mayor. The woman found ner
way to Broad-strest. and encounterins one Of
the aenizsns Of that locality, was informed
chat he was the man.. After various consulta-
tions with the fortune:teller, the representative
Of Mr.. Pillsbqry, gave her an order On her en-
ployer fot tysaty-dve cents week. When
last seen she had procured heart cut out Of
tin foil and had pinned ite4ith the order on
her breast. This, the sfOrsunesAller informed
her, was her passport, sndshe was in earnest
search for the big thing that makes smoke to
take her to her 500. History has not stated if
her quest was suocesstnt.
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AactiGs Saiss.

Dsks, &ools, zbbsss. dc. +
BY J.. A. ENSLOW & co.
On MONDAY MORNING, 18th instant at II o'elooks
will be sold, in front Of our Store, ho. ~ Lsse
Bay, r,,,n,,,-,
DE>KS
Two Revolving Cushioned Oak Stools
Two Long Tables
Two .mall Tables 80
One Stove and Pipe
One Iron HatRack and one large and elegant Press.
suitable for Bank. August Il
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLEsIc. NEWS, the circulation Of
which il about twice as large as that 'ot any
other paper published in South Carollna, IS the
neat advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu itions OF 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 ADvER-
r1sExEsrs, pssn,ent for which must invariably
be made ,ohea the order IS gicen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics. houss-servants, porlers, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or TO
let.articles lost or found; houses. shops offices
and warehouses wanted or % let, and miscella-
neous vans OF all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THsER LINES or 20 words... Is cents
Four IIsss or 80 words.....4o
FIVE Lnus or 10 words. s......50
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
NEWS Office bY P. NJ.
Range Of Thermometer NJ tho News
Once.
n A. N. u o. IS p N 16P. II.
Friday 1900. 80 q q 50
LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.
Relief Loan Association at quarter past 8
Pm.
Etns Fire Company athalf-psst p. NJ. -
TIE MAxrxn's cHuzcH.-Thefe win be ser.
vices in the Mariners Church.. Church-stfeet,
tomorrow, Sunday, at halfpest ten O'Clock in
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GENEHAL CU M Oh . 1HN -
Will attend to Renting and Collecting Of Rents
and purchase and sale Of stocks, Bonds, Gold.
Silver and Real Estate.
ALSO.
To the Purchase OF Goods and supplies for partie
in the country upon reason lble lerms.
GEORGE T.. HOLMES. ...... .ALxxAsDER MACBETH.
Janusry1 lyr
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Range OF rhermometer NJ tho News
Once.
-: n: !, VI: |. P: NJ & se: N:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-22

PLANTING HAIR ON BARREN SPoTs.-We
arc told that colored barber in jersey
City, has demonstrated that hair may be
grated into prematurely bald head and
made to grow. He takes hair from the
head OF another person, and if it is perfect
and healthy, inserts it in the cavities of the
scalp, and secures it to its place by ban
dages, which are allowed to remain a few
days. until the hair takes root. It is said
the success of the experiment depends
upon the thickness of the ekull of the party
operated upon.
At Bath. N. Y, recently, q boy who was
coasting could not stop his sled as train
of cars came along, and shot like an arrow
across the railroad track, between the wheels
of Cur, and escaped without the slightest
injury
At Neosho (Kansas) dahcing party, tho
other night, the highly-perfumed head of
young man ran into the gas light, where
upon his hair blazed up two feet, causing
'an awful smell of oil, hair, &C., for few
minutes afterwards"
One of the strongest reasons We ever
heard why q married man should get his
life insured is, that the money would prove
great help to his wife's second husband,
and might by the means of starting him in
business.
maiden lady, abiding to her youthful
mplishments, said that at six months of
age, she went alone. A malicious indivi-
dual present remarked: eyes, and you
have been going alone ever SINCE
A polite philosopher once thanked u lady
who had been singing to party for an
hour, by saying, MADAM, you have wasted
your time charmingly."
An Ohio philanthropist offered to give
every poor widow in his town winter sup
ply of wood if his townsmen would turn
out and cut it, which thew did
Under the new ruling of the court at
Topeka, Kansas, lawyer is required to
stand up while questioning witness, and
if too Trunk to stand he cannot practice.
An English grocer has left $4,000 to
Charles Dickens, providing he will read the
''Trial from Pickwick" to the grocers fa-
mily once year until he dies.
The Detroit Tribune calls Black Kettles
orphans "fatherless skillets.'
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

EisJ5SaIlA5N1 PASSENGER Trains leave Spartan
sssssszE-:sey burg Court House Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at A. NJ, and arrive at Alston
]; 20 p. NJ, connecting with the Greenville Down
Train and trains for Charlotte and Charleston.
On tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, tho Up
Passenger Trains, connecting with the Green 1ii.e
Up Trains, leave Alston 9 A. M. and arrive Spar
tanburg Court House 8. 20 p. NJ, as follows:
,, Dozen Train. Up Train.