The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-15
LOCAL MATTERS.


Mr. H. p RuGG Market. street has our thanks for flies
Of New York weekly and daily -apers, received by the
AMop,Ira We observe among the 10. Harrcrs Ucct!y,
The Eo,,toir and tho .tr'ay and Nary 'ourhG'
CoRos,Ep's ISQrEsrs.-C Z KiHAfnux, Magistrate
aud Acting held al inquest yesterday, at
No. rs Henrietta street, on tho body Of Sgrch Fields
frccdwoman Verdict or the Jury" Died from cpl
Jeptic fits"-sha being subject to them.
On Saturday last, ut No. II Princess street, tho
body Of Della Priocau, frccdwoman. Verdict of the
DARING RoBRERY.-At about hnlf-past 6 O'Clock last
evening, while it raining very hard, the saoesore
of Mr.. p. NJ sHERIDAN No. "a Kingstrcet entered
by two negroes while hc absent for tcw minutes
and cleared Of all the boots and shoes which were put
for chow In his front windows. Mr. SHEIiDAH
Left his little daughter in charge of the store during hs
short Absence but the scoundres rushed n and knock
ing her down, contaminated the robbery
THE ECLECTIC MAGAzISI:-Mr. JOHN RUSSELL, our
literary friend kingsree has again laid US under
obligation, by sending the abovenamed valuable Pc
rodical This magazine has been well known for many
years. and highly priced, gives in compact form
the best articles Of tho ablest European periodicals
of have not the time 10 read oil those magazines
ind reviews, and a still larger number hare not the
means to procure them-cven though blessed with
abundant leisure. To all such the Eclectic offers Just
what they want-Homer in q nutshcll 1t is neatly
gotten UP, printed good paper, and every number
smbellshed with more choice mezzotint engra
wings. The number for November has hnc picture Of
General ToDTLEBES, the Russian Gcneralissimo during
the Crimean war.
WHEN the first sheets of "Our Mutual Friend" ap-
pcared in Europe and America, end the Of the
work alone had through the blockade to be-
nil ted a .bo took
ception thcrca maintaining that it ungraramatica
and that Our Common Friend was whet DIcEESs must
intended. We did not believe that the greatest
author of modern times could possibly have fallen into
grave error and took it for granted that the title
of the book must have been derived from given
to Of the characters introduced by another who
could employ tho appellation with propriey. We find
that entirely correct N Eurmisc. The
mime "Our Mutual Friend, Is applied to Rokesmth by
Mr.. Boin, gentleman who employs Mr.. silas Wegg
literary ,ca wooden leg, to read aloud to him
at n Q week, and who s lost in admiration of Mr.
Wegg to whom "an print is open' The nsnle first ap
pears the sixty-frst page Of tho book, from which
quote:
II may call him Our Mutual Friend" said Mr.. Boin.
what sort Of q fellow Our Mutual Friend 2"
OF course, the title of the book is taken this
speech Of AR. Bosn, and is, therefore, by mems in
correct or inelcgant
BOARD OF MANAGERS OF STATE E1EI11oSs.-we would
call the attention nf the members Of th;s Board to
meeting to be held ct the Masopi: He'll this afternoon
at half-past o'clock
DEALERS HORSES should certainly Iay attention to
the card OF Mr. C. P. 5HER, who advertises sixteen
head of az fine stock as can he found IN tho country
Those in want of animals of the best kind had better
apply early
j. GoUpHop.-This establishment at 40 king-street,
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kinds at remarkably cheap rates. per advertisement
The friends Of MI JAMES RADY will be pleased know
tat he here, ready, usual to his old friends
ISsCRAScE AND TRCsT COMPANY OF CHARLEsroH.-
This well known and responsible company, the only
local one business in this city, has reopened its
old Office Broadstreet, and is issuing policies
usua on accommodating terms See their advertise
ment.
We ARE pleased to welcome 10 tie city, af.er long
absence fIom the cf her abors, Madame yIcToR
PETIT, who s about to the exercises OF her
School for Young Ladies', No. 20 Broad-stree Mad
aIno PETIT is assisted by Mrs Wo-Tos-so well known
to many fellow-citizcns accomplished and
successful teacher We glad to such institutions
again going into operation il our city.
voS SAS1ES's BAzAAR.-The re-opening Of tls splen-
did establishment, remembered with 1nuck affection
by old aud young will be hailed with great delight by
ALL now that the Christmas holidays approaching,
and presents anticipated. Besides tho fancy goods
mentioned in the advertisement, are happy to see
articles utility also to be found at this store and
we would suggest carly call by those who wish either
the ornamental useful upon Mr. vos sAsTEN at No.
200 King-street three doors beloT Wentworth.
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ORNAMENTAL HAIR WonK.-The Misses III l. A. ASH
TON inform the ladies' and gentlemen Of Charleston,
through paper to-day that they execute all kinds Of
ornamental and fancy Hair Work. and prepared to
furnish any and all descriptions Of 1t that may be
euired These ladies have been engaged in this peculiar
branch Of business in this community for long time,
and have achieved high reputation for the ic,ty and
beauty Of their work. and have gained the esteem Of the
public for their industry and strict attention to the
duous profession which they are employed IN. Their
is No. 40S King gstreet, opposite Burns' Lane
80
The OLD ESTABLISHED Bakery ut No. 115 Church
street which been under the control of of the
most experienced managers and has been Of the
most prosperous in the city, hns ately been
leased by Mr.. JOHN f. SCHMID, formerly Of Mount
Pleasant, whose reputation q baker ia unsurpassed
He has come into the city with determination 10
the best efforts he please those Of the
rnunity who patronize him, and TO serve them with
bread cakes, and pastry OF all kinds of the finest do
,cr1ution md rraptly modified Drcns He desrcs n