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The national Republican., 1869-01-01

DISCHARGED AND RE-ARREsTED.-Jame
Closkley, who was arrested some time since
for the larceny of a horse and buggy in this
city, and was released by the court on Wednes-
day, was re-arrested In Georgetown by Lieut..
tissburg, West Va. He was turned over to
police headquarters, and yesterday morning
Justice Walter committed him to await a
ginis.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
Steamboat Lines.
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP coMPAs

NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
kssHf Ia 5SSasi SS i1siasl Siss5s vii iS'1%'r. rum O.
S;ss, siI'' ~ giaIs;s sAgsSsEia AfE
.I.s, as;i sS rf Ri s,,;, .S;
Ing Al Alsrandria and 0sofgetown TGEsDkYS,
.,reet,, THURsbxysl Msssndfis. kRfptYsi
ESo5SSHbbt oSb SMATgEsRHAhss MgEEHds arriving Al New fOif
This Line, ,eopneeiini. at Norfolk with the nns
steamers q the Merehant.' and Mschanies' Trans
pared % 70 tx ,sss through freight At much redSsed
route,
Rreiga. from Rg,,Gn ;hSrid 30 eSn.;gnsd 70 the
fol further Information apply TO JOS, Z. GAIT,
AGENT, omee and Wharf loot Of High street,
Ss1rssssss s.n p OF a. ogRIes I OF o0SPhNI
Sovai.W '''0" NV FPRfRosHPs6s FRRoHPs6s. President.
TIE STEAMER COLUMBIA 49,.
4 Hss resumed her regular trips be- <[i61k
tween WashinEton and Baltmore,
LesyipS Baltim9rs ever, sATgRDAY ARTkR'
MUM WkDssiRGssfpk WkDsRsfpksY ~ kShsiRsS'o. ksiSs'on every
She will stop at ali ths principal landing. on the
river for PASSENGER and freight For further par.
Tfos. W. Riley s; sSs; !sssSs,.,, ss,,,
mvso-tufsm Atths foot Of Eleventh street.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

POLICE INTELLIGEScg,-JamesL l.. MAhr, for
carrying concealed weapons, was fined 80 by
Justice Walter.
Timothy Duhey and John Shannahan, for
selling liquor without q license, were each
fined $40 by Justice Lynch.
VIM. Hawkins, colored, charged with bas-
tArdy by Fanny Jones, was required to give
security to maintain the child.
John Pella, charged with selling liquor by
the small without license, was fined go by
Justice Clark, which was superseded.
Frances Sweeny, for wasting Potomac
water, was nped go By ths ss me Justice, uPoa
which she took an appeal.
Isaac Taylor, Bud Bowie, and John Collins
were all arraigned before Justice Lynch, In
the Eighth precinct, by Of1cers Ellis and
mitted to jail for court.
Ofncers Boteler and Evans, Of the same pre-.
cinct, arrested Jonn Smith and Daniel Sulli.
van for selling liquor without license, and
Justice Lynch fined them go each.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

CHAR0gs DIsMIsAKD.-The committee of Tho
Councils, appointed to Investigate certain
charges against Mr.. Henry Himber, commits.
sloner Of the flTst ward, after a thorough In.
the charges, there being no foundation what.
ever for them.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

ELECTION OF ORBIcKRs.-Aldridge Lodge
elected Frank L. Grant, W. chaplain; J..
Stroehel, recording secretary NJ, Ahernz,
warden, and T. Eyeling, junior tiler, to NIL
vacancies.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

A DESTITUTE FAMILy.-Last Tuesday eve
ming . widow lady, named Elizabeth Parker,
with her two little children, arrived In this
eity.from Maine, 10 very destitute circum.
stances, on her way to her home at Front
Royal, Va. She applied at the seventh pre-
cinct station-house for lodging and aid, and
was kindly provided for. The lady reports
that the authorities OF the different citiei
through which she passed furnished her and
her family with free TNa spor rtation over the
several railroads. The officers OF the Seventh
precinct made liberal collection; and through
the kindness of the agent Of the Southern
Steamboat line, Mrs. Parker and her children
were conveyed free to Frederieksburs, Va.
which 10 about 10 miles from her home.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
WAsHINeToN, ALEXANDRIA
CHANdE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEO. Il, lsOs.
until further notice, Passenger Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol.
lows;
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS.
Leave Washington, from Baltimore md Ohio
Depot, $50 .. m. lido. for Manassas and Harrison.
burg, b:3 .. IN.
Henry streets (from Manassas rAilroad) 2S p. m.
do. from Lynehburg. p. m.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
Railroad Houtes,
RALTlxoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.


RALTlMoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.
.gR .ys ggs III Sa!i =, h:
now run IS f'iiis;sa Sosa Is';.irrrons.
s':'; si1sx iH'' 4, &C. n. and
L..y. a.ily. .iosp, sunday, a ico and s~. IN.
and and t"Pr rSR ANNAPOLIS.
Ls.y.MI.Hg;s u gs.s sSs t0op. N. No train to or from
YoSRS YoSRSp SpsHgGHTRfA4dbkE. sgHRfA4bkE
L'a''"stS S6R n W. %aF Y s4tGl,Sss u e and '"P m
I''''sbRs. iSRs Az R ist fssts s 81 81 iii sTsr
.'as' n sasi' s'sD; .ss ssirsy ana sunday
On Saturday a. = m, and loop. m.
..ps e sHf s!; @.Ss @ VII IslIs from Hsi s.SSa: sSa
xSSisss s; n fs., S S:s Ss. :i; Sas Z:
r!...:..| Ne. Ts Easssh.: s'a po.o.
v.,,,, :; Z; .IyId4;s,sa, WILSON;
dk6 cGh6 Ro6sf sfa.I a...Ts rasi's i..s as;.w Washington
THHGgHHRRG gHG4as. bIss aRs.yssE sEv E.sEgsarO' ggsR
Train. between wssSinsscs and New York are
aIF foE II !; Ni'4sSs 4SEs y. s,Ags, ,A..s.
Leave daily tsxSspt sunday) At 500 a. m. II 30
,aa y Sor pHILApELPHIA,
4 dss,s "a daily tss+p' Sunday "sOoS m.. IL 50
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York At sD p. m. and Philadel.
sleeping ear. Tor New York on 9 41p, m. train only
can 1sts Ss had Ss ssssos oos say a. 'sa sSu1.
q IA: :;S:asI sS s:,s::. &hisssss B;I$
A.p'n .Aa 'n' "~ Master q Tl.s.poT,stic;p. r. so;
IS8s i fSs stvFs Hs9ss II. 4se2 1912
an, ..s S.ssES sSsisEik EsEEEssEnbsT % s. train. will,
%:.SisssSs ssss%. z. !. B.lslnor. r,%1. :, n :,
THE cEitE m = pSgRkE;rRAcK ROUTE
day and nIh, Can Ti,s modem and
other route, Two hundred mile. saved 70 Western
4RRsi n Gis.E zRA.ss WEST
TaFsfth aT .sost sSss. e and
81 S;;S$s :::s .s rFsSiY Change. IN GsoS
::; sss: ,ssa.
Passengers procuring tickets At this once, -.
eurs aooommodations In Sleeping Cars for Elmira
Pittsburgh. W, J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. ayslps,,
r. YOUNG General P.'''PEs1 a.lgIssI.' ghssS.' Ma
PHlLAD1LFHHlEAASS HlASSRE xlEHlIEESd5GS kHlERdYB AND BAL
ren. s Rs.9s SR fa aRs @ Sa s:pPt S
mSSs WY Nal TrsiH ter Phll.dslphi. aud Way Sta.
function with trains for all Stations the Della
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
a. 80 O. m, eonneeting At Perryville with train
kISress fTsin for PhiIadelphia and New York
at is y, m, eonnectipg at Wilmington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad. between VIII.
mington and Harrington,
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and inter
''i Express Train for fhiiadslphia a. esp. IN.
Express Train for New YSIk At 800 p M, con
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad. daily
All the above t5s!P: lssSs dsily except Sunday.
For PhilaS,slphia 4, and New York sts;1p
ident Street depot or at Ticket Ofoe, No l25 Bal.
| more street Persons purchasing tickets at CO,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage check cd
| At their residence by Vnian TnansisL Company
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

TEMPERANCE ASNIvERsARy.-Th Wash.
inFtnn city Temperance Society will cele-
br its third anniversary at Odd Fellows
Han tonight. The exercises will commence
dresses will be delivered by gentlemen promi.
neatly connected with the Temperance reform
The pledse-book will be at the hall, and all
will be afforded an opportunity Of appending
year, life Of total abstinence. II 10 to be
hoped that there will be a large attendance.
All are Invited to come and hear the arguments
that will be presented.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
LOCAL FAbsENuER ThAINs,

az Trairs leaving BeitlmoTe and Ohio Depot Al
Msnsssas Passenger Trains al 81. kssp6 Junction,
for all poih. on the ine q thSt road between Ma
Trains leaving 81. Asaph and King streets at Q 225
p. m. connect at 81, AsAph Junetlon with train
arriving At baltimore and Ohio Depot at 2op. ~.
and In time for 4P6 M. tIaip nsJ e, J Baltmores
W. J, PHELPS, Gen u Manager, decS)-lf
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

FIRE DEPARTMENT REPoRT.-Through the
kindness Of the gentlemen OF the fire alarm
telegraph we ascertain that fourteen fire
alarms have been given over the wires OF the
fire alarm telegraph during the month, as fol.
lamp. no dsmhgei Dec. s, at oiis p, m, box 90,
chimney, no damagei Dec. 0, at ole a. m, box
-, sash factory, Seventh and d streets, dam
sse shshti Dec. IL, at l0:06 p. m, box IL, house
on UaPitoi !, MI, dang. siiEht Dec; 70, at b;20
2;oi a, m, box q, Green's lunkshop and M. u,
church, (oolored,) corner Eleventh street west
and street north, loss tl2, 900; Dec. a. at IA
a. m, box 80, false alarm; Dec. %, 1890 a. m,
dwelling, Thirteenth and East Capitol Hill
loss $500; Dec. Is, 2 p. m, box 2i, chimney, no
damagei Dec 25, 4:O7 p. m, box OF, dwelling
near U. 5. Observatory, loss $3.50; Dec. 20, llls
a. m, box 10. shop and stable, Virginia ave
nue. and Second street west, loss $500; Dec. 20,
| tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets west.
loss tritiingj Dec.3o, 227 m, box q, dwell.
| Ing on Sixth street west and p street north,
| loss sl, 500. Total loss during the month some.
thing less than tl6, 900, partially covered by In
| surance.
The following 10 a summary Of Gre alarms
given during the year 1868 January, l3; Feb
Tuary, Il; March, I; April, 1; May, Ii June, o.
July, 81 August, o. September, u October, IA
November, u December, l4-total, l0l. Of
these 2 were for fires In deorgetown, 4 test
runs, 10 false alarms, 10 for burning chimneys
which caused no damage, 80 easily extin.
guished and resulting In but little damage, 81
more or less destructive and entailing con
siderable loss. Boxes 4, 6, a. Is, 80, 3A, ~, 49,
81, 81, % and OF were each turned In once;
twice each; boxes % and 40three times; boxei
8, 26, %, %, 3s, Al and 43 four times; boxes 46
63 and II hye times eAehj box SO, six times
and box 27, eight times.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

MEErlNd or TUX POLICE BoARD,-,At the
heeIhB OF the Police Board, yesterT ~ after
noon, Applications for liquor licence Iyyom tbe
iqllowihg persons were rejected EIxaIS
Walsh, James Morgan, Michar, MDSNehI Sn3' 40
0Donoghue, Charles Eggens John /" upseen en-
Jacob Joachem, William I.S,bahnm,a,n
OConnell, VIM. FitzsimT ona WenJv Wshey
A; M. Sprague and Barb ara W.ii
The resignation of = ,ivsts Michael O,CAl.
isgh,n nmIn, was gas received and accepted. to take
dnot nnhscomi, I" E. Smith, charged with con
repFimanded Lg An officer, waG ordered to bt
Private 2 and lined %, IA,
the same ieorge W. Barkley, charged with
msndet offence, was ordered to be Tepri'
ThS and hned slO,
p following resolution was adopted;
1Eslvcd, That the ma or and superintendent
q directed to Issue orders to the police force
instTuGting them to arrest all persons who
have not procured licenses, and are found sell
lug nGuof by the glass, and to prosecute all
such Offenders to the extent OF the law
"CoNTRACT COHPLETED."-In an article o
Yesterday, entitled "UontTAGt Completed" !" WI
say by Implication that the corporation 10 In
debted to the contractor tl,l5O, when the fac
10, as we are informed that the Surveyors es
tlmate for work done according to contrAe
amounts to the sum OF tl ,lss99 The corpora
tion 10 not responsible for any excess OF cos
OF the work above the oiheisl estimate.
The PoToNAC.-Nothing Of Importance ha
trAnspired along the "frontn since our las
report During the last forty.eight hours
heavy fog has hung over the river, making /
dlfioult for the pilots Of steamers making nigh
trips to keep the channel, Several cargoes o
oysters frome Gone river arrived at Riley
wharf.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

WRnAyEg6,IIiESo PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
Hardware.
Educational.
MODEM LANGUAGES,

MODEM LAHdUA0Es,
Professor DANIEL 3. 0RoUX, formerly teaehe
Of Modern Languages at tho Georgetown aud Co
lumbar Colleges, b. c., aud who has been very
successful during many years In imparting the
knowledge Of Piench, Spanish aud German, will
make arrangements with schools and private
Translations made, also, from the Italian. swed-
lsh, Dsnish, Dutch, &e. For terms, apply, at his
snton. ID. G. sepl.M
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

The DETHcTNE FoRcH.-At the last meeting
OF Council an ordinance was introduced relative
to the Detective force of Charleston. The Or
dinance provides that the Detective force shall
be entirely independent Of the Police D part
ment. To the Detective force OF Charleston
the citizens have bean, in a great measure, in
debted for the infrequency Of crime, as it is
well known that when the detectives have been
"put upon case" it has been thoroughly
"worked up" this Of course deterrlng the
wicked from prosecuting their nefarlous de-
signs. For this reason the Deteclve force
should be sustained. Those who are informed
assert that Detective force to be efficient
must be Independent of the Police Depart
ment, and must have its own officers and its
own rules and regulations. If such be the
case, and there seems to be no reason to doubt
it, Council should, at the next meeting, adopt
the ordinance. It is essential that the city
should continue to have what it has had for
several months past-an industrious, compe-
tent detective force.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

WHAT PROMISES D,p.-THE NEWS learns that
when Joseph a. jerks vas oanvassing for the
Office of City Inspector be very unw1sely prom
ised work to all the colored men who applied.
The result Of the rash promises was shown yes
terday. About five hundred negroes besieged
the lower portion Of the City Ball building, IN
which arc located the detective Office, sheriff
and inspectors Offices. The negroes, in their
efforts to see the Inspector, pushed in at the
front and back doors and endeavored to get
through the iron gratings Of the windows.
II any one showed himself at q window from
the inside, hundred or more petitions were
showed 1t him, and he was asked il he 'didn't
know Pete" or "Jm," or "Sam," as the case
might be, 'who he had promised work
to-" By nine o'clock the crowd became
30 disorderly that dozen policemen were
detailed to prevent them from crowdlnG
around the doors and windows which had e1-
oluded the air and nearly sufocated those
within. Policemen were also stationed inside
at the front and rear doors to prevent the en-.
trance Of al Office and employment seekers.
The crowd hung around the building until two
o'clock, and then slowly dispersed. 1t is un-
derstood that the Inspector has employment
for about one hundred men, and that he in
tends opening paper mill on sprague's Canal,
at Columbia, with the numberless petitions he
has recaiypf3:- er-.. .-...-.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

Co1Lsc1oR OF CusToxs.-Up 10 the present
writiny neither DE-. Mackev nor Mr. Clark has
returned to the city. The new Collector, who
has the p,wer to appoint five clerks eight
inspectors, two watchmen, two porters, and
four boatmen, will make Clean sweep Of the
old officers. The two appraisers ara appoint-
ed by the President on he recommendation Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury. 1t is sts'ed
that Mr.. Clark has offered to retain Alderman
n. ]. Mackey and MIR. Arthur Mackey. bu, both
have refused 10 remain. The friends or DR..
Mackey are stll confident that the appoint
ment of Mr. Clark will not be conn m d by
the Senate. Governor Geary, Of Pennsylvania,
ia. WITH other prominent men, laboring zeal
ously in the interests OF Or. d., who Still
declares that he has no desire for the ONCE,
but only opposes Mr. Clark because he is not
acceptable in any way either to Republicans or
Democrats, neither party knowing where to
place him.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

New DRY GOODS HousE.-Mr. Henry Camp
sen, who for many years past has been con-
nected with the firm Of Ufferhardt & Oampsen,
has withdrawn from it and opened dry
goods establishment at No. 228 King street.
he has purchased an entirely new stock in New
York. It is stock exactly suited for this Sec
ton, and could only have been selected by a
person of experience, to which title Mr.. G. can
most Justly lay claim. In selecting, he had in
view both quality and cheapness. and We
venture to assert that at no place IN the city are
the rat es more reasonable. MIR. c., in addi-
tion to his experience. is energetic, kro Ts the
wants Of the people, and is determined to suit
them, in which effort he cannot fail Of success.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

UNITED STATES COURT. July 14.-HoN. GEO.
8. BRYAN, JUDGE, PREs1DNa.-The following
business was disposed of to-day:
In the case of J. NJ. Blackberry, creditor, Va.
Vim. T. Farley, petition to establish lien, it
was ordered that the creditor have leave with
in thirty days to establish his hen.
Petition Of Joseph L. Dowdle, Of Chester, for
final discharge, was referred to Registrar Claw
son for final hearing.
In the case Of Thomas W. Harllee vs. W.
W. Harllee, petition 10 establish lien, the
report OF the registrar was confirmed.
The Judge ordered that notice be published
in the proceedings Of court that the Admiralty
Docket would be called and finally disposed
of on next FRIDAY, at 10 O'Clock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

AcxNow1EDaMENrs.-Th Sisters OF Our
LADY OF Mercy return their grateful scknowl-
edgments for the generous contributions OF
the following gentlemen of the City Of New
York. through the influence OF Mir. Edward
Daly. No. 224 Chamters-street, New York:
D. Lung. Esq, sweeny Hotel, SO; P. Lynch,
ESQ.,. $50; J. Donahon Il Sons, Trout-street,
sa5: B. Early, Esq. $40; q. J. Cullen. N. D.,
BrookIyu. &25; john BrasmaD. Esq, Fulton
street, IS; OGphant & Guelday, Park Row, 50;
J. ouinlan. Esq. W,lliam-street, two cases OF
glassware; Major J. D. Kelly. two barrels OF
flour; MIR. James Murphy, one box ofsummer
hata.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

The CirHRp1LLAR IN NFLoRDA.-The Savan-
nah News makes the following extracts from
letters received by factor in that city, from
re abe parties in Plerida. IN relation to the
appearance Of the caterpillar in that State:
GA1NEsvILLE, FLA, July 8, 1869.
The caterpillar has made lts appearance be-,
yond doubt. There is scarcely cotton weed
on our place that has not one or more leaves
eaten. We are no alarmist and looked upon
the CRY raised some weeks ago as unfounded;
but we con deceive ourselves no longer; the fly
can be seen in the evening in countless nun.
bers.
FLLIsvnLH, FLA. July 6, 1869.
The pest Of FloIi 10 has commenced it's work
of destruction in Alachua County, and have
heard OF some in Columbia, but have not seen
any on my farm. The cotton crop is growing
very fast, and il it weIe not for the worm a
fair crop could be raised; but Alachua is one
Of our largest planting counties. and as they
are already there the crop will necessarily be
short one.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

ACHup WHIPPED 10 DEATH.-A day or two
since negro woman LIVING at Myrtle Grove.
on the Combahee River. took her child into the
Woo Is, whipped her severely and won't OF.
Shortly after she called the child, and receiving
no answer, went to the spot where she WAS left
and found her dead. Magistrate Colcock held
an inquest. and verdict was given in accord
:ance with the above statement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

Apea-Under one year ofsge, ls; between one and
hve years Of age, o; between hve and ten years OF
age o. between ten ard twenty years OF age. 8; be-
tween twenty and thirty years Of sge, 4; between
thlrty and forty years Of sce between forty and
atty years Of age q: between hy and sixty yelrs Of
age o; between EIty and seventy years Of age s.;
between seventy and eighty years of age Il between
eighsy and ninety years Of age, l between ninety
and one hundred years OF age. 0; over one hundred
y. ara Of age, 0.
ROBERT LFBBY n. D., City Registrar.
Office OF City Registrar. July IS, 1853.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

CRUMBS. The fremen were called out late
Tuesday night, but there was no fire.
1he City Treasury. yesterday, was enriched
to the amount Of $35 by the fines imposed by
the Mayor.
The new benches on the Battery are made Of
unseasoned yellow pine, consequently persons
who have sat upon them remained longer than
they intended, and besides the loss OF time,
ruined their clothing.
1t would be great accommodation to the
ladies if the Street Railway Com -any would
place platform from the Battery terminus to
the sidewalk.
Alderman T. J. Mackev denies the truth Of
the reports in yesterdays Courier, that Ben
jamin Reils, one OF the sureties on Sheriff
Mackey's bond, and John C. Fremont, another
surety, has threatened to withdraw.
W. 3. Mitchell, the Clerk of Council elect,
has not before this taken posse ssion of his
Office, becsu 'e. ss he says, the present ipcum-
bent has not been ready totu-n over the books
and papers, and will en- or UPON ths discharge
OF his duties at IL o'clock to-day.
It appears that we were in error in stating
yesterday that all the Aldermen, save Small
and McKlnlay, co'ored were at the jerks en-
tertsinment on Monday evening. as we have
since learned that two others, Geddiugs and
Potter. we're not there.
Ferdinand Carri. native Of Columbia, has
created quite fu-ore among the music-lovlng
cltiz zens OF Washington by his perfor mances on
the violin. On Friday night last he visited the
White House. and entertained President Grant
and family with several choice selections.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

Rxp Hor AID STILL HEATING was the mildest
-tsrm that was applied to the weather yesterday
morning. On Accommodation wharf the mer-
curry reached 50. At one P. ID. it was IS in TIE
News Office. out when placed in the sun soon
registered 127. TIE thunder storm in the
afternoon cooled the temperature considerably,
and ct three o'clock the mercury had sunk to SO
degrees.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

Tm DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AsD Cox
MEsc1A1. CRcULAR win be resdy for delivery
;at nine O'Clock tomorrow 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 oSders for ten copies and over viii be cup.
Piled at the rate Of two and q half cents pei
copy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

SuDuM DEATH. Might before lest Mr.. Jacob
Goetjen died very suddenly. II is believed
that his death Was occasioned nom drinking
ice water while fstigued and excessively Warm.
The funeral notice appears in another column.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

y TIE NEws IN THE CouNrRH.-Readers Of
TIE NEWS going to the country can receive
their favo1te paper by mail. daily, at seventy.
!. five cents month. by addressing note, with
their subscription, to our publication Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

BALL TRouBLE.-Ars. SAKE and Miss
Fannie SAKE were srraigned before the Mayor
yesterday, and fined Eve dollars each, for
having ball without psrmit. on Calhoun
street, and bawling out profane and abusive
language.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

A Hnr FOB DULL TMEs.-Tske advantage
of the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the approach,pg business season by hav
ing your Job Printing neatly, e1pedltiously
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15

The PHnADEIPHA LnH OF STEAMKRs.-The
fine steamer J.W. Everman. Captain Snyder.
will resume her place on the PhilsdelphIa line,
leaving on Saturday morning, and making
regular trips with the Prometheus. Messrs.
JET. Getty are the agents Of the line in this