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The BgslNEss OF OUR STEAM .L1NEs.-Al-
In the midst Of the dull summer season,
itissnfprising to Lotice the activity which char.
acterlzes the business of the Northern bound
steamers Tom shisi port. The growth of their
trade has teen so, decided that they have large
freight and passenger Lists at all times, and their
patronage Is quite In contrast with that at some
OF the other Southern cites, where chips have
been leaving with nearly empty holds. The
James Adger, which. departed on Saturday for
New York. had Q large cargo, and q full number
OF passengers, showing q movement that would
do credit to the most busy portion Of the year,
and the Sea Gull. for Baltimore, had . well.
assorted freight Of cottor, RICE and other mer:
chandise. The excellent management Of these
lines must attract steadily increasing trade.
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2e'' AgrirnItnraI Jmplenreftts. IS
DOCKET C9ORN4S II Ell ER-

Being the Owner Of the PATEETsRIGHT 5ofthe
State Of North Carolina, and the following named
! Counties in tae State Of South Carolina, viz
Charleston, Barnwell. Colleton, Beaufort George
town, Williamsburg, Horry, Clarendon and gheBr
ter1eld, of this small, cheap and very valuable
Invention, OFFER County. Bights and Machines At
greatly reduced prcsss IRON M asss. VII ssna one enc
receipt Of 81 by mail, or viii send a half dozen,
las samples.l by express, O. o. D.,loy So, to any
parties desiring me to do so.s ...i.tti2i III ~
NIB. Any person Infringing upon the rights OF
this Patent viii be dealt With according to- law,
july8-s6mos O. N. AYERlLL-
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A DEVIL FISH RUNS OFF WITH CITIZEN OF
SAvANNAH-The pranks OF the devil fish are be-
coming frequent Of late. The Savannah Adver..
tiser, Of Saturday, says! some of those horrible.
looking creatures OF the deep, better known as
the devil nsh, whose appearance in the waters OF
the coast are somewhat unfrequent has been dis.
tinguishing himself lately by endeavortng to
spirit away one Of our old residents. Day before
yesterday Major Bonaud, who has many friends
in this city, was fishing In Warsaw Sound, near
Cabbage Island, his boat being anchored. BY
some means or other, 9 devil fish became en-.
tangled in the anchor rope and started OF at q
rapid rate OF speed, towing the boat after him,
with the occupants in no very pleasant frame Of
mind. The situation became 30 decidedly un.
pleasant, that 1t was thought best to cut the
rope and let the fish go fancy free. This was &C.
cordingly done; much to the relief OF the fisher.
men, and the creature took its way In peace"
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TIE SOUTH CARoL1SA.-Th,s fine iron steam
ship arrived at this pors from New York early
Saturday, morning, making the trip in sixty
hours. This steamship has fine accommodations,
and her promenade deck always cooD is great
boon to travellers.
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball was
played at Mount Pleasant, Saturday afternoon,
between the seminoles, OF Charleston, and Mount
Pleasant Club There was good playing on both
Sides but still the seminoles out scored the Mount
Peasants by 2s to 1s.
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The ACADEMY OF MUSIC GRAND GIFT Con.
oERTs, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary Co.-Mr. Eben Coffin, sub.agent for this
splendid and attractive scheme Is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the ONCE orMr. @. Clacius, corner
East Bay and Central wharf. may2s
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FINE UPHOLSTERY GooDs.-Our readers will
do yell to read the advertisement. OF Mr. WI.
Trim, In another column, and after That, with
out loss Of time proceed to his store, No. 24s King
street, In the bend, where they will find large
stock, and choice assortment Of every style and
descr ption of upholstery goods, from fine lace
cursanst to plain pulpit cnshions all Of the. best
and most modern styles, and yetat reasonable
prcts
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GUS NESS SO7I Ohs.

BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at,s4 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
,usiness man should have his card printed on
MS envelopes.
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Auction Sales This Day.

J. Fraser Mathewes will sell at halfpast 10
O'Clock, at No. % King street, furniture.
william Mckay viii sell at 10 O'Clock. at his
store, furniture Of family,
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OFFICERS OF THE WORKING CoM4rrEE.-
Atthe meeting Of the Working Committee Of
Ward 4, held on the evening Of the 2lst instant,
the following officers were elected: Captain
George Il. Walter, chairman; r. s. r. Chrletz,
berg, yice-cnairmsn; Philip Bucheit, Jr., Edward
L. Henry, secretaries.
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EVERY DOG Has HIS DAY.-To-day is the
last day during which that portion OF the canine
population Of the city without badges viii be al.
lowed to perambulate the streets unmolested.
The onacials are upon their track; at each corner
yill stand an executioner, with furious looking
6.shooter, OF with a poisoned tdt.bit, still more
to be dreaded.
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CPARKLING CATAWBA SPRINGS,
FORMERLY CALLED TEE CAROLINA WHITE SULPHUR,
oATAwBA COUNTY, N. c.

This .highly popular WATERING PLACE will
be open for visitors on WEDNESDAY, June 18TH.
The Mineral Waters Of these Springs are. the
White and Blue Sulphur and Chaly beate, the me.
dlcinal properties Of which are not excelled, and
a healthier and more delightful watering place
not to be found.
The Springs will be under the management OF
J. N. BLAIR, formerly OF Raleigh N. O., an e3pe.
rIenced hotel keeper, together with Mrs. WRENN,
and visitors may rely upon good lare and good at.
tention.
Plenty Of Ice, good Band OF Music, and good
Physician in attendance, DC.
Leave Baltimore or washington City IN the
morning via Acqula Creek, Richmond and Dan.
vile Railroad, to Salisbury, where you take the
Western and Norganton Road, and reach Hickory
Station (the Springs Depot by half.past nine the
next morning.
Leave Augusta Ca, at night, and take the Char.
lotte and Statesv1le Road at Charlotte, you reach
the Springs early the next morning. Charleston
In the morning, and be at the Springs the next
morning.
tion with the trains to the Springs over beautt
fol road only six miles. ,-i'i
- BOARD.
Per month Tor four weeks). s)..."....$4o 90
tH- Per week.. .......... ........... 10 w
Per day. ....:........ b0
Children and oolored servants half price. No
charge for infants under two years Of age.
J..GOLDEN WYATT.
Sparkling Catawba Springs, June 1st, 1871.
tun21-So
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BOX containing one qriire of Note Paper,
with Envelopes to match, for 25o., at
oHAs. @. RIaHTER's,
may1S-m Hasel street Bazaar,
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!. The lades Of the Ursnline Community. IS. d, IA
specially announce TO- their ffaends, and 70 the
pS6s that the Gasg
being devoted. to the ed1oati9n OF youth, and
each member having received Q long and careful
training for that purpose, the schools under
Euadps ns5 SesS ss e amssca Ss hsVe
and retain the confidence Of parents and guar
dams. -, .-,.. - - ,y;,.
pupils connded to their care thorough educar
ton, IN the highest sense thes wofd.-not alone
instrnctlng the intellect, :hut with, maternal care
guiding and trainjng q the heart, sIs:,T:
desired for health and beauty. INC bpiidings are
on eleyated ground, about Two fmileaf from the
Capital, and in the midst sof: any.oak grove or
from the depot, where snmnih1ases and baggage
wagons await lhet etarrivslo OF passengers. ss.S,
No distinction of religion wtn bs$ made etn the
admission OF pupils; nor viii any undue dnnnenee.
the maintenance Of good order, al Wll bereduirI
ed to attend the exercises OF Divine Worahip pre-
scribed for the Academy n !e - -.
From Individuals or societies disposed to Aidin
the admission Of p1piis, at reduced tesms1Wm
receive the most favorable consideration that
the circumstances OF the school will ADMIT
the ise eas sspsmbsr is and ending
February lst; the second. commencing FebruarEr
1st andending July Lat. ia!5 ey! q, .i!:s.,
posls TssI wssng ssH sEss5eskdss F1e 1sSa
lish, Needle Work and Domestic Economy. SEQ
PENS Ink and use OF Library 80. n. .......s..-s2
French, Latin, each 10
Harp, $S0.uge Of instruments, $6...........ss IS
Plano, $2t-use OF instrumtnf, $8s.. s....:.....ses2S
Guitar, $18-use Of ofinstrument 81. ..,ss20
Vocal Music, (Basginis Method Is
Vocal Music, ,pHvate lessons :. 25-
Drawing in Crayon
Painting In Wafer Ool0ra Observation-Disclosures. lG
Painting In Pastel. ................. 20
Painting In OILS. 30
For further Information. application may be-
made to the MOTHER SUPERIOR, 20 Right Rev.
Bishop LYNCE, or 70 the Reverend Clergy
july14-t p0v1 ~ 5s.Ssl'st>>
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may13-m

SHOES AT REDUCED PRIcEs-Will be sold al
retail until the lat Of October, the entire Stock Of
BOOTS and Shoes at No. 1s1 Meeting street. oppo.
si'e LUG market JOHN CoMhrNs.
july2o-thmS
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REFORM PARTY, WARD NO. I.

The South Carolina Hall, Meeting street, be-
low Broad street. has been engaged as the COM
mittee room Of the Working Party OF this ward.
The several business committees will bein attend.
anca every evening before the election from 8
O'Clock to 10 O'Clock.
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UNITED ,STlTEs CouRr.-The District Court
was opened az 10 O'Clock Saturday morning,
Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, presiding.
Louis Bonlfaccio, OF Venice; Il. F. Bornemann,
G. Biel, John b. Dunnemann, Louis Dunnemann,
OF Hanover; ]. J.. Furlong, Of Ireland; John Ora,
yer, Of Hanover; ]. H. W.. Goetjen, Ernest. .Hesse,
Henry HaIsloop, Of Hanover; Arthur Hassett, Of
Ireland; ". D. Hinners, OF Hanover; Hermann
Klatte, OF Bremen; pritz Junge, OF Hanover;
James Morgan, ofire!and; /; Nv. Pteper, OF Prus-
STA; Il. G. Portwig.D. Rohde, Of Hanover; julius
S:'rtng, Of Poland; e. Tiohl,- Of Hanover; F. d.
L. Wacker, OF Prussia; David Wilson, OF Ireland;
Hermann Wiggln, John Il. Wlggin, OF Hanover;
Bernard Bollard, Of Bremen; John Heissenbuttle,
William A. Grumme, R. Hoppe, H. H. Heissenbut.
tie. II. aGlliyIg,A. Kruger, OF Hanover;
George Opel; Of saxony; Dennis Mcsweeney, of
Cork, Irelaud;J. b. Pieper, Of Prussia; William
Tracy, Of Dublin, Ireland; q. Fincke, Of Hanover;
Joseph Brunning, ofWestphalia; Louis K. Kra:
nar, A. Eimltz, Of Hanover; James B. Smith, of
England; g. D. @. Lange, Of Oidenburg; VIM.
Adichess, OF Hanover; A. Bohlinger Of Prussia;
d. Werner, John Monsees, a.. Mahnken, OF Hano.
yer; Fred Lampe, OF Bremen; Charles o.!Plenge,
Of Cassel; Ernst O. Benedict, OF Saxony;w. F.
Heuer, OF Hanover; A. Faulbier, Of Prussia; F. E..
wlndhelm, Of Bremen; Hartman stellhon, ]. h.
schwecke, Of Hanover; B. Bollmann, Of Bremen;
Peter Kornahrens, Of Hanover; Francis Bres, af
Spain; Christian Struck, Of Hanover; Patrick Cal
laghan, OF Ireland, and John q. Abers, having
compiled with ell the requisites Of the act Of Con,
gress, were duly sworn In and made citizens of
the United States.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81,
IS, Sc so and So 30 per thousand, accounting to
size, at TIE NEWS Job ONCE.
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PAVILION HOTEL

W. E. Hutchinson, John shean, New York;
VIM. McNeill, Leesville; B. F. Jones, Graham's; E..
Winsow and wife, New Jersey; oaptain.R R. Dob.
son, London; John F. Gamble, Wilmington; S.
Patterson, N. Drechen, Union Courthouse; VIM.
Chase, Florence.
. CHARLESTON HOTEL.
o. a. Cooper, Augusta; o. NJ. sadler, South Car.
oana; VIM. Drsyton, Baltimore; John Stalker,
New York; D. II. Cobb, Wilmington; p W. Perry,
South Carolina; Thomas a. front, Baltimore; ".
Fontalne, New York; 8. Leach, Beaufort.
MILLS HOUSE..
!, a; Dixon, Savannah; VIM. Jeners, Rhode Island;
Sre W;,so new Q. a.. Clarke Richmond;
aIs. ta Milllams and daughter Florida; T. M Wal.
ssiS, New York; Sampson Jones', Jr, r. r. & p.
r niaVVaosa' Va' 5ohn p: Smith, Kalamazoo, Mich; Thos
W Aatus, oscar ]. Fernandez, Cuba.
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PERsoSAL..-'The Rev. E. J. Meynardie, CT
the. South Carolina Conference, who, come four
weeks since, passed through here on hIsway to
the Springs in Spartanburg,n says the Columbia
Union, OF Saturday, apassed through town yes.
terday on his way home in Chester, his health
much improved.n
the! numerous friends Of Rev. O. P. Gadsden
VIII be panied to learn Of his serious Illness. His
life. was Lespaifed OF yesterday.
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CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY.-We have re-
ceived copy o, pamphlet containing. the pro-
ceedings Of the Confederate. Memorial Day, at
Charleston, May 10, 1871, on which occasion, our
readers win remember, the Carolina dead brought
here from Gettysburg were reInteHed IN the Con.
federate enclosure at Magnolia. Cemetery. The
pamphlet before rs coatains Tho address Of Rev.
J.L. Glrardeau, together with the odes, hymns,
&C., composed for the occasion; 3and also list OF
the carollnians who fen at Gettsyburg, and whose
remains were Inferred In Magnolia.
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ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS intendedfor pub
licatioi In THE NEWS, must in all cases, be paid
for in advance.
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.; CosJrsoR m ln.AAThomas Bryant, a color
ed youth, sas quondam resident Of the North
Carolina Penitentiary, was arrested Saturday
morning in this city by the detectives, on the
charge OF larceny and vagraney. The prisoaer is
q noted sleight OF hand sharper. When arrested
he was seen with a SUM Of money Inhis hand, but
after most rigerou, search the detectives failed
70 disooverit. BE says he hasit about him now
and intends to keepit. BE is held for exatnina.
tJnn
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BASE BALL CoN7Esr.-An exciting game
was played on the Citadel Green, Saturday after.
noon, between the Washington and the Carolina
Baz Bali Clubs. The contestants were well
matched, and their skilful play was witnessed by
large number Of interested spectators: After
hard fought contest ofseyersl aours, victory de.
clared in favor Of the Carolinas, by ascore OF 81
to21 A handsome home run was made by Mr.
@. schimey, Of the Carolina Clnb.
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CLUBS AND srARs-Julla Roberts, lodged on
suspicion OF robbing house In Coming street, Is
held for further examination.
Anght srtileryman, found lying intoxicated
In King street, was discharged on pleading the
first offence.
A largs black New Foundland dog, trimmed
ana shared, IN lion.like style, was found astray
on the street, and may be identified by the owner
at the Guardhouse.
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CITY AfFAI r S.
aeetingsThis Day.

working Committee Ward 4, at halfpast 8
Pm.
Friendship Lodge, ats P. NJ,
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!. MILITARY FuNERAL:-Prlvate Knox, OF Com
many @. Third q. 8. Artillery, now.stationed at
the Citadel, was buried yesterday at Magnolia
with the usual military honors. The body was
placed upon caisson, and escorted up King
street to Magnolia by twenty men with one OF the
field pieces, and after the in,erment . salute Of
three guns was fred over the grave. The unusual
eortege attracted considerable attention as it
passed through the Streets.
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5sming Marbl,res.

iwEEpu FAMILY FAyoRITE LoOK,srIToH
MACHINE,
For S ssls on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay
ments. on easy terms, or for cash. Al kinds O.
Ischine attachments, Needles, Cotton, tWhite
blscE ana coiored,) SILK, Oh, Soap, &C., &c.
Repairing as Gsnal. olrcuiafs anu sanp'ed VI
"orA sen' W oppl'''B B. B. HAsELToN,
General Dealer In First Glass Sewing ha
chimes ana Material, No. 3o1 King street.,
auglf Gnafieston. .. v
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COL. U-MB IA Il OF Eli
CoLuMBIA, s.. c., IS :sS
VII. GORMAN, PROPRIETOR. ..;.-sssSss

The Proprietor Of this pleasantly located and
elegantly furnished Establishment, at the State
Capital desires to inform the travelling public and
others seeking accommo odations, that the. a0O-
LCMBAn Is In every respect q nfst-class Hotel,
Unsurpassed by any In the State or the United
States: Situated IN the business centre or the,
city, with nne large airy rooms, and'a table sup
plied with every dellcacy Of the season, botR nom
New YORK and Charleston markets, the Proprte-
tor pledges that no efforts will be spared to give
perfect Satisfaction In every respect.
A drst-class Livery Stable iB attached 10 tne
Hotel, where vehicles Of every deacrfpdon Can %
had at the shortest notice. - 3 .335.-tssS
Omuibuses attend the arrival and departure od
every Train. . WIN. .GORMAAy
w. - Propri6 h and Superintendent,
]. d. BUDDs, Cashier. apfR vim
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NHE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA:
COMPRISES THE FoLIow1Ha DEpARTIrENrs

/, School of Latin. q School Of, Greek, *
School of Modern Languages. q. School or Moral
Philosophy. 8. School or History sandssHng1fsh
Literature. 9. School OF Chemiatry. =. School
OF Natural Philosophy. g. School yof5 5Mathemas-
tcs.ti.9. School OF Common and Sratute Law 10.
School Of Constitutional and Civil Law ands
Equity. u. School Q! Physioloxy, and .suIsMXe
School OF Medicine and Obstetrics. IL SGhoofof1
Applied Mathematics. ID. Schools OF AnAly ytcal,
Industrial and Agricultural Ohemistrys, 16 School
Of Natural History and. Agriculture Professor
to be elected.) Provision made for Tn
i4lneralogy; and Geology, Hebrew; P9ataoA Econ-
;omys Practical, Physics, Medical: !urtsprudence
Diplomas land Certificates fof Proficiency ara
given in the separate schools. sg;sl1
The following Degrees are conferred: /, RacaeS
1or Of ;Letters. q Bachelor oGScienceSS 8. Has
Ter Of LArts. 4 Doctor OF Medicine. q Bachelor
b The expenses eiithe student; excltniyent the
text books, clottinH and pockGt mone5, ahsount:
TO from $s85 sper session, Of mine mouths
OF which sums 500. TO S25e aye.payable oa ad-
mission. Session opens October 1st. For.Gata-
logues; address 0H p LAlasLsEs: lss 9. YESAABLIs
';ango, eunlyenlszo1s sylrsinissIss {. ..in,yassms6s
.TRs 8 BL5 . NE FMS TIlTU!TR
u - :-Tffs., -s.i.s - =.ryt,g!.
80 oY THE K ~ ass45.s...
1MMAoULATE CONCEPTION,
evALLE cRUo1s,n NEAR coLuxBIA,s q,
FOB rHr EpUo1r1oN OF YOUNG LADIES, usDrH
81 THE hn6EDIATr suRBRv1s1oso or THs R1II.s
a1EUsEs OF THE UBsuLnu
E. :; 80 80. C0AvENT., slsssss;s
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MEMBERS TO WARD =
WORKING COA1tITTEE.

The following additional members have been
addedto the working committee Of the Fourth
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6 TIE NEW YORK IRON EISE. The elegantly
appointed steamships South Carolina ana Geor.
gls. of this newly established line Of steamships
oner great inducements to passengers Northward
bound, who appreciate commodlons deck state.
rooms,, and the comforts Of good fare ana q place
owalk about. These ateamsnips are thelafgest
and best appointed on the Atlantic or Gulf
coasts, and their size and material of eonstruc.
ton insures CREST safety. The business Of the
line has been good all the summer. The South
Carolina sails eon Wednesday incoming, ,at half
past 10 O'Clock, from Union whsrvess X,
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Of the commissioners Of election, 1t will be seen
that the managers are requested to meet the
board Of commissioners at the Council Chamber,
this morning, at 10 O'Clock, for the purpose OF
taking the oath prescribed by law, and to receive
necessary instructions. Mayor Plllsbury pro-
claims that there win be an election on the second
for the city, and school commissioner fromeach
wsrd,and that the polls on that day win be opened
nom O'Clock in the morning until In the after.
noon. The commissioners sey the polls willbe
kept open from O'Clock A. NJ until P. n, and
produce the statr.- 20 support them. As the COM
mlssioners have charge Of the whole affair, and
Wnlinstruct tho managers In their duties, 1t Is
probable that the polls Will be kept open during
the hours they have prescribed.
In the appointment OF the managers, VIC notice
that some men Gre managers for precincts in
which they do not reside, and In which they
would not be entitled to vote. In Ward s, for In
stance, Mr.. Carson, who resides In the second, is
manager for the nrst precinct, and Mr.. ". 8.
Fraser, who resides in the first, is manager for
the second precinct. Both OF these gentlemen win
have to leave their polls, II they desire to vote,
when the matter could be more easily settled by
appointing them to the precincts in which they
eside..5E "a : - Is -
SANITARY AFFAIRS At BULL R1vER.-Dr. R.
Lebby, health ofncer, returned on last Friday
evening from Bull River, whittier he had goneto
look after The quarantine anaIH during the tenn
porary Illness OF the health officer Of the station.
The following is a-list OF the vessels in Bull end
Ceosaw Rivers:
Ball Rlver-Barks Lucy D. Nichols and Maria
Louisa, loading by Scott, Jennings & Co.; bark
Raleigh, ready, loaded by Scott, Jenningsa j Co.;
bark Nettie MenIwear, loading by the River MIN
ing Company; ship Canada, dlscharging ballast,
eanslgned,to the River Mining Company.
Caosaw Rlver-Bark Sarah Hobart loading, by
Coosaw Mining Company; bark Teresa, still at
qusrantine-all well.
The condition Of the. quarantine station is as
favorable as it possibly can be. There is no SICK
ness OF any kind among the shipping, and the
deputy health officer has entirely recovered from
the attack OF malarial fever which has been pre-.
viously noticed.
Z The bark Northumbrian, Captain Pggie, from.
Trinidad via Charleston Bar, was hourly expected
at Bull River, consigned to the wllIman's Island
Mining Company. Her bill Of health from United
States Vice Consul Fischer, at Trinidad, sent up
to Dr. Lebby, certies that the port Of Trinidad is
without any suspicion OF plague, yellow fever, or
any other contagious disease. With this bill Of
health the bark will be detained .alimlse dtime
for observation.
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