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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

4, .EAyISa THE last RAIL.-WAsm-
ISGToN,i May 10.-Tl.is afternoon
there was an interested crowd, prin.
cipally members OF ths press, in the
receiving office Of the Western I'M
ion Telegraph Company, watching
the instrument which was in con
ncction with that at the junction Of
the Union Pacific and Central Paci
tic Railroads. Theloperator ut the
latter point about two O'Clock telc
.,raphcd: ..lkccp quiet When The
rail is laid will say done" Next
came a. dispatch. almost ready
Thcu--gPraycr is being offered.
Aflcr say done will close the cir
cult. SO YOU can tell it is finished" "
Another dispatch announced the
prayer ended AZ ulc formal prcscn-
iation ofthc spike, and shortly after
this the singnI Of striking the first
how wss given and then other
lsoxs, The last rail having been f;ss-
tened at 2,45 p. ~, Washington
timc. The word from the operator,
sDone, Uas pronounced and the
cifcuit eloscl. A little bell attached
10 The instrument gave voice TO the
puisation Of Iwi-cs which were con
seeicd With the rail ailcr It was laid
down. Each. siFol<c Of the hammer
uton tic last spikt, which was made
II ls.ld. ca6scd The bsll 10 tinklc,
abdfbc grcatfest 'ofbclting The con.
.rssient vas accomplished
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

DARING ESCAPE FROM THE STooK-
ADE-On Friday night last Mr.. M.
II. Slaughter made good his escape.
Tho sontincls on duty fred at him,
but without effect. Ono of the
guards is how in confinement await
ing trial for being accessory to his
escape. A twenty dollar gold pee Q
was found in his shoe IL is said,
Which, to say the least looks very
suspicious. = Jefferson Jimplcuto.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

DsD- We have before us the first number
Of new paper just started at Gonzales,
Texas, called the Souri, WESTERN INDEX,
W. D. s. Cook, Editor and r. II. Small,
Publisher. The paper is well gotten up, with
entire new material, and the editor makes
n graceful bow editorial to his readers.
We enter the new paper on our exchange
list with pleasure.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

We had the pleasure Of call
from Mr.. Virginias Hutchon, of
tho Dallas Herald, who passed
through our town en- route for the
Eastern cities. We wish him sue
cess, and hope lcmay find better
roads, and not have to climb Bots
dare trees in crossing crooks. BY
the by he is q very neat printer; VIC
examined some ofhis work and find
it excellent. Parties wishing to take
aTcxas paper, will find mono bcttcr
than the Dallas Herald.
l-Nt kaufman News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

fII.na lafll sllluil.s la a. tsaaa
hssI,s stsf ~ sllssiaii n ai.ih HfIs
u 10 lsTs llss ~ sfilff ZEE flsili
nsa u ssissi fslllsf fsssisliJ isasi
MAE. AZ 80 ~ lss lls fasi n Ne
sssaifJ Il itsn. Me stifsilass 70 iis
risuss Ia ihs IfaI.ifl Csas' iisiirn AZ
tssf1 "a . safTisi tifu u ne fatii IA ibe
srs' sal ueaii y 1suisisi, lsshsrs 10.
sanifossnitie unlsr dlasieni sifsum.
siarsss. Dat considering he dllepma Ia
shish 10 harren 10 b placed lusi hes,
ne weuld nest respesifaily hsg leave u
walss our oljsslions 10 the extensive clause,
ia favor of other moFs imIoFiaai consider
aiiohs Greater evils are iIsiashi, while
the dreaded aruaisanarioa b Islaolsi
heuee, ne az, lei rs overcome pTsssni ills
aud hope Ter The faluFe, II Is better 70
strand our irail barb Of State uron sand
bauk daring dsHse fos, and lrus, 10 ASA
ligh, 10 Sc. her "a shea Tie misis are dis
PEELED, than 70 rush her on 10 greater dan
gers Though dread Of the shoals, We sss
many other objections in the Constitution
besides this enc, bat Nc feel constrained 10
take II as Naols rather lhAn risk worse
affair by Tsjselids II, l, sometimes hap
Iens that horse Nilh eAvlags attached
sees a title hole or two in a bridge and
becomes 81 panic sirieked at iheerask that
he SHES % flom il, backs over the yaWh-
ing preeiplee, aud dashes himself and
vehicle 10 pieces In The gnlf sslow. IS
with the holes in the new constitution
holes through which the eisyen feet and
unrlghteeus designs Of sealaNags aud
roaegades are mainly ,isiblei lei them not
brighten us on the bridge aud cause US 10
dash our prospects 10 ruins to avoid them.
We will 80 boldly over them, snl afIer-
wards turn back aud take out, IL toto the
uhele rotten plank aud make the entire
structure sound.
We commend tho communication 10 pnr
readers, aud here 10 see every clause Of
the new consultation sirlei to tho very bot.
tom. II Is nauseous dosei aud while We
swallow Il with our eyes wide open, We
beg leave TO hold our nose until our stomach
Is settled. At tho same time, VIC say en-
phaiically, give US education, even eoaPul.
sorry rather than none. II We arc &c be
taxed to support young yagabonds and
seapcgoaIs, whether white or black, lot US
force them under school discipline, and
that discipline enforced and applied under
the practice and principles Of the old re-
yips Of tho birchen rod. The uueducaied
youth of any couetry is nuisance whiuh
needs restraint and training, to make it
useful
Gov. Jack hamilton exposed, In his
speech at Brcrham last winter this very
educational clause, but said that its weak
points are subject to future legislation.
And so, We trust, in all good faith, That
these weak points were dcsigncdly left for
action in the future.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

ESJ" From a private letter received on
Thursday last by a citizen of this place,
We learn TINT Bob heej tho Notorious des-
perqdoj was killed on tho 9th inst, at 0
o'clock, AM, rcar his residence, by squad
of U s. soldiers. c9y #i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29
Elrc stoc. for sale,

Ten TlIonorGunnEn JACKS, Ju,t
L arrived from kENTICkN iIo'., ihrro
70 SIX ytyrs "li AMI iT'n az e. lsis halds high, ard
llin.i ipr ado ly Tho niessgilcls Thcso Jacks may
lr f'rui Y iuNanna. . udr' south " Fort Worth,
Ind ani IN gool re-'liiun rrir~ reasonable. Fer
sous tu-u- nf raising n- mules have now an oppor.
iuniy, and would 10 well 10 give es,riy call.
JOHN HENDERSON.
Anrll 81. ISGO--aa..m. q -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

I6- The Waxahachio Argus is urging
the building Of new Courthouse. They
surely need il; and VIC have often won
dercd why it was that the present structure
has been allowed to (dis)grrcc the Square Of
our cntcrprising little ncighboring town.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

Oe,H is gaele,l eu ,hs sls. a, Nea iork
At iis., EaIlisT ia the day il had run M
10 iia., aud 90 the day rre'isss 10 liil
Ia Mes Orleans, SAME day, MAY 2l,l lls,
10 lluaslon, some day no q Ili.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

The Military Comm issioh for the trial of
the jefferson Prisoners met yesterday and
adjourned until Monday the 2itlrj inst.
The Commission is composed pf Gen. Il.
Hatch, President; Coils. u. al Gordon, N.
A. NJ. Dudley, $. II. Star, Samuel Swenck,
W. II. Shaitcr and Major Bissell'. Major
Goodrcllcw, Judge Advocate.
Tho trial will be held III the Patillo
Academy. Jefferson Jinlblcculc, May Il.
MILITARY ARREsTs.-B Business in this
line has been pretty lively during the week!
Sam, Ward, James Blake, and Peter Den
ton, we're brought in from Red River coun-
" last Thursday, AID lodged in Tho stock
adc. W. h. Browning; Cfcm. Marshall and
w. u. and d. T. Dcnson, we're arrested
down in the Bend about twelys miles from
town, and confined in tho steckadc ono day
and night. when they we're all released
The last arrest was that of W. l.. Crawford
of This city, OH Monday evening. He is
still in the stockude. @"'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

Hk REPUBbf6AN CANDIDATES FOR LIT.
GovERNoE.Judgc Gray declines to
be ~ candidate for Tt. Governor
Thesmoderato republicans ofcastcrn
Ioxas have recommended Judge
lIaltinier. rive think this an i'm
pIiovenont On amy heretofore sug
gektcsl from tho republican ranks.
Tho Judge is q liberal republican
and beloved by all parties to be an
lioncsG,f upright man. If wo mus,
i,avea republican, for that Office, or
'be'kcpt'out Of tho Union, we might
aomachi worse than TO take the
Judg I Austin Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

mTmE ALAMO MONUMENT. Among
the ordcrsswith which VIC have been
favofod from Headquarters, wo no.
tico onnslapproriiating the sum Of
$3.50, or SO muciiithcreof as may be
hcccss;lfy, togrcpair and Keep in
preservation the Alamo Monument
I'M tho Portico tho State Capitol.
Itwasihcedcd, the monument like
thc spirit il commentaries, being
sadlyidiIapidatcd and broken down.
srinib3 a9lk3n l5iiu TAustin Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

BGS" The papers and people Of New Or
leans are fearing an overflow Of their city.
The Picayunc says the river is up to the
highest water mark Oh record.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

CHANGE OF NAME.-The Kaufman Star
Office has changed hands, Mr.. d. J. Osborn,
having purchased the interest of Mr..
llindnan, md become the editor. In as
suming the cjiiorship Mr.. Osborn has also
changed the name Of the paper to that of
4TuE KAUFMAN News We wish the new
piper abundant success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

We are pleased 10 chronicle the
recent change and very much i'm
proved speed in the stage line from
this place TO Marshal. A gentle
man lcft here on Sunday morning
last, visited Shreveport, did his bus
mess, and returned here on Tuesday
night. Major Bradfcld, the acting
aud efficient partner Of the firm
owning the line from Marshal TO
Dallas, deserves well Of the country
and the travelling public particular
ly. This is a line that the business
Of very largo section Of country
has long demanded, and the change
must add very much 70 the business
Of The company.
Major Brad6cld, is nov on tho
west end Of the route increasing
the track and making such other
improvements as The increased
travel requires Tyler Index, 18th
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

We find in the Bolton Journal,
May. the 10th letter from Salado,
Bell county, from which We take
the following;
Young Mr.. johnson, a son ofthc
gallant Capt. Ale Johnson, of Col
lin county, was buried here a few
days since. Mr.. Johnson had been
10 Austin on business, and was tn
ken unwell at or near Austin, and
called on a physician for a
prescription, which was given him
and filled by a druggist in Austin,
properly labeled as to medicine and
quantity to be taken. The exact
proportions were not observed, and
id blk too much, and when he ar
riSe3 An our vilIigc he was in dy-
ing Iition. lie only surved "a
few lk3urs after his arrival.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

eSy- Indictments have been found in The
U. S. District Court nj Richmond, Virginia,
against several Office holders, for perjury
in taking the iron-clad oath, after having
aided in The rebellion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

pS7- The Spanish Corics have rejected
the Amendment TO the Constitution, in
favor ola Republic, by vote Of Isl 10 CT.
They are discussing Trienainl Directory,
TO be appointed BY the CorIes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

Gzye Court adjourned at Fort WORTH on
Monday last, without, We understand, de-
ing any business of Importance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

g6S Gold seems to be running up among
the fcrtics again. What is tho matter
The Wall rlteet brokers evidently fear
something.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

The last sensation Il q longllu-
linal railraad, bisoolins tho eoais-
neni anl eonneoilng lake Superior
anil tho Galro f Mexiea. Hf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

lamss MadIran. The eelohraie.l
Creus rider. was instantly kille,l
nhils attempting IN lhrow 4 doubl6
snlaersaail a Paris, Nv, on tho
III inst. lie fol and brOko bis
neck.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

Bssye The store of Arnold 4 Bro, Calves
ton, was entered on the night Of the 18th,
and the Iron Safe broken open, and ried
of valuablcs and money to the amount Of
six or eight thousand dollars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

Ths ilomriasi (,aalfymaa ~
lho I lih saJs lha pffjoft ~ fon
sifufilnf 3 so|i1n fsllfal RON that
piafs hiiahisflllo \ l.tins heeiY
i.sas.oi, and 10 u fsi CALMING
gFouni
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

RAILROAD IRoN CoMfNG.-We
learn from private dispatch TO the
Captain Of the steamer Bart Able,
that four hundred tuhs OF railroad
iron were shipped on the steamer
Richmond, at Louisville, on the
18th, consigned to Shreveport, via
New Orleans. Tho Bart Able, on
her next trip will bring aportion of
It to this point. The other boats Of
the ten day line" win bring the
balance. There arc still nine hun
drcd tuDs Of iron at Louisville
awaiting shipment. The work goes
on.-lSbrevcport South Western.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29
ENR SALE Or RENT.

I'Hg NEW RESIDENCE, on Main Street, East Of
the Dilt,s lirRAtD oaco, now occuplciIy the under.
sgncl Is oae ol for ode or rcui For particulars en-.
qnlrc Of A. y. GOUFFE.
Dallas, April II, Is6o-3I.it
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29
Corporation Tax.
LAST NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS living in the Corporation
"A or oWning property Ia the Corporation
OF Dallas, whose taxes are still due up 10
date, are hereby netiie,l 10 come forward
aud pay saia taxes immediately, II tho
above neilee ia not complied with within
ten days from tho publication OF this no.
ilcc, ! shan proceed 10 sell property for
said taxes. J. :. BARBER, Marshal.
pallas, May 20, lsj9-3i:2w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29
E'iOws! PIOws!!

4 QUANTITY OF the beet Cnst Steel
N Flows, m.9S The by Industrial Plow
Compahy Of 81. Louis, warranted perfect
in every particular, ahd rs cheap as thd
cheapest, for sale by TON WALKER.
DALLAS, February 6, lS69-2l:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

AS ool snDnnment is.to be cree
sod1otcr snm Hssslons giars II
If..stt1 1e1ss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

Yesterday, dc 10th, Indians took
all our extra mules, at 4 rancho
twelve miles below Bclknap-kilicd
a COW driver and wounded seven
others 10 niles above. An rcry
rrqnc1j-c. MoREII.
fsheInaa Courier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

NV ORLEAss, Nay IJ.-Ihe &C
ton Of the jefferson authorities in
resisting the metropolitan police Is
entirely wrong, in view Of the fact
that Tie supreme Conri had decided
TIE metropolitan organization legal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-21

one oi the ia~t Lnl"Ss Ao would adopt or
ss notion. A fism. tenn. .Iefate policy will be
pursued, and DO undue haste ut q solution
of the question will be used VIII le the present
angry tone and feeling 10 Engiaud lasts. One
thing is cer'a ain, that Minister Motley will not
the first thing eudeavor to bring about an
understanding on the subject. His first effort
will be to negotiate the Naturalization Treaty,
the protocol to which was passed on by the
Senate during the first session Of the Forty
first Congress-. Then, again, he will have to
use ali his diplomatic ability to effect the me-
gotiation OF a Consular Treaty, similar to the
treaties the United States has with almost every
other country in Europe except Great Britain,
and which, for several years past, she has
steadily refused to make. The Alabama claims
will. 1T is expected, come up incidentally
in the discussion OF these measures. IT the
question is settled before the end Of 1870 it
vii! be considered that good progress has been
made by VIZ. Motley"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-21
OH A r / F. S r ON.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1869.
Ihe In ish church Bill.


| On the 31st of this month the Irish
Church disestablishment bill comes up for
| final action in the House Of Commons. Mr.
Gladstone is entire master of the situation,
80 far as the popular current is concerned
His majority in the Commons is on the in
crease, instead Of growing smaller; and if
| an appeal were made to the people he would
be sustained in the most triumphant man
ner. In the face Of these fEots, it will
neither be wise nor polite for the Lords to
put themselves in direct opposition to the
popular current. If they do, it will sweep
them away. They yielded to Catholic
emancipation and the corn law agitation,
and they will act in like manner on tho
Irish Church bill. They may stand out for
the best terms of oapitulation, but oapitu-
late they will in the end. -.
At the same time the Liberal leaders are
awakening to the danger that the disestab-
lishment of the Irish Church may not sat-
isfy the Irish people The pledge has
already been given by tho ministers that
they will, at tho proper time, introduce
bill arranging anew the land tenure in Ire
land. No more is known of the manner in
which this difficult question is to be dealt
with than was known of the plan to be
pursued in regard to the Church Establish
ment, before the reading of the disestab-
fishing bill. The Cabinet will mature and
perfect their proposition at their leisure, so
that when it does come before Parliament
it will be as carefully considered and
we'll balanced whole. In the meanwhile,
the Irish landowners fear that something
may be done to ipjure them, while the Irish
peasantry confidently hope that they will
have an opportunity Of improving their
present precarious condition.
In both measures-the Church bill and
the Land bill-it is the evident intention Of
the government to show the country that
they will do all that they can to pacify and
content Ireland, SO that, as their organs de-
Glare, they may be in q position to oh COX at
I ---eNaNu Uannot grant. The Liberal
party are resolved TO give the Irish ali the
privileges they may; but if any faith is to
be reposed in the utterances Of their lead,
ing men, they will meet with firm front
sny agitation which has for it's object either
the repeal Of the Union or the modification
Of the territorial relations between Eng
land and the Emerald Isle. It still, how
ever, seems most likely that nothing short
Of independence will satisfy the Irish at
home and abroad, and that whatever tho
English Liberals may do viii be treated
rather as q confession Of weakness than as
proof Of general desire to do what is
just and right. ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-21
The War In Paraguay.

~ The Paraguayan war still s'drsgs it's SLOW
''length along" Since the battle of Vllleta
the allies have been busy in endesvoring ia
heal the wounds in their own organiz alton,
produce 9. cencsrt Of action, and prepare
for an advance. In orderfto accom- plish
this, commanders have been changed all
round; Caxias has been recalled TO Brazil.
| and the son-in.law5 of Don Pedro IT. Comte
d'Ed, charged with the supreme command.
Subordiuates have also been shifted from
one position to another, and in this man.
nef new face put upon military affairs at
Asuncion and inthat vicinity. The lean
ing Of all this is final attack upon Lopez.
which, it is. expected, will take place within
the nextten days, if fresh desertionsp and
other causes do not delay the allied column.
This time the march will be into the in se-
rior, and without the support Of gunboats..
This will make the contest more equal. al
though h the forces Of the allies will far out
number those Of Lopez. After the de.
feat of the Paraguayan army st Vii
leta, Lopez moved inland, end is no " 9orti
fed at q strong point upon the railroad from
AsunclOn. to Villa Rioa, not far from Asuni
cion--so near. indeed, that his raidlng
parties are sweeping off men. cattle and
supplies from within the allied pick ct line
cThe force which Lopez has gathered from he
remnants Of MS army and recruits amourt
to about FIVE thousand men, with from six-
teen to twenty pieces Of cannon. The allied
force is twenty-sis thousand; Deduc,ipe
from these the one-third which never can
DO found In an attack, we shall fnd that the
remainder is scarcely sufficient iorce to
promise speedy termination, Of the war in
favor Of the allies, unless they are so for.u.
nate as to punish Lopez severely In the first.
encounter. IF he can check the advance.
fell back and oheck them again, while at
the same time harrassing them by raids.
forays and flank attacks, the contest may
be protracted until the allies will be obliged
to- retrace their steps and be content TO
hold that portion Of Paraguay immediately
bordering on the river. While this is the
present condition OF affairs in Paraguay, two \
commissioners from Lopez have arrived
IN this oouatry. The precise object of
'neir mission has not .en made public. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-21
Mi5felaufous.

E. j. KINGS1AN,
pL .sTERER. No. 40 owARREN-srRREr. NEAR
~ COMlNG. will undertake PIAAs TERING. RE-
PA!RHNa, Whitewashing, and Wall CoorinR
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-21
n. cLou no Ell.

O II. Q L u ID IA q II H L..
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-second-stre
possesses advantages all other houses the &C.
Commodatop ot It's guests 1t built expressly
for frst-clsss family boarding house--the rooms
being large and en- suite. heated ty steam-with hot
cold W ter. and furnished second no1e while
the culinary department is IN the most experienced
handa, atfording guests an unequalled table,
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators also among
he'''modern improvements" and at the service OF
guests at all hours.
The Broadway anc University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes, runnin1 from the City
Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth and eventh
Avenue lines are but short block on either side,
aiiording ample facilities for communicating with all
unent and business Of the great metropolis.
N1OlSEG - HOLLaEY, PYoT,xtetors. VI.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-21
Reinaual.

tit II. PETERS, ,COMMESsION AGENT,
Ile has removed his Office from No 80 Hasel.
street. to No. 40 MARKET 81 Reef, north side be.
tween Meeting and Church streets.
May 10 WINES
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-21

WE have good authority FOR stating that
the differences between the South Carolina
Railroad Company and the City Of Au1ustr.
and Columbia and Augusta Railroad Con-.
pany, are in train for q very early and
satisfactory settlement. g.E.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-21

Tin Plate. Sheet-Iron. Wire, and
all other tinsmith's goods, for
sale by William Shepherd, No. IL
Hayne-street. Charleston. s. C..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-21

fIlD RENT. THO HALF OF A IIOUs E.
49, and Kitchen apartments. de!iahtfully situated
line Of City Cars Terms moderate Apply at TBIS
oFF1CE. ss. g NIL. \, - May IA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-21
6h,ualb.

A NIX Owe WISHING TO HAVE A
N HOk-E AND Blu GY well taken CO Q O
duriog the SUNNI r, heor q good O 100 tn nity
bs Apply ing 1t HIS FIJI T.. 3 My AL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-21
NOTICE..

VTNHE SALT WATER BATHING HOUSE. OFF
n Wbfto Point Garden. is now opened and has
oeen thoroughly repaired In all lts various depart
nents The Ladies' sW INNING Bath has been en-
Ladies' Baths ana Dl lessing Rooms The Gentle.
NETS Departments has also been renovated
:. The ICE CREAM and SODA W ATER DEPART.
fMENIS VIII be kept in the best style and manner
Everything will be in regular order nuder the man
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Agtels.

THIS PLEASANTLY LOCATED HOTEL. UN-
SURPASSED by any House iu the south for comfort
and healthy locality, is open travellers and others
seeking 30 ,kD FOR 1HE sOMMER. families
can be accommodated with nice airy rooms on rea-
sonable terms. call is solicited.
May 13 1Ino WAI. A. WRIGHT.