The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

ECGESIA, fourth daughter of CHAs p aud NJ. OcTAvIA
AIM> aged four years, month, and cightecn days,
GD- The Relatives and Friends OF the
respective Families invited to attend the Funeral
Services at St Mays Church. Hasesrcet at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. THIS Day. Noyembe-9
EJ. The Friends md Acqua intnnces of
the late Mrs. S. N. NATHANS and of her Son. j. " Ma.
TASs. and OF s. S. SoLoMoSs invited to attopd the
Funeral Services of the former ut the Coming
burial ground, This afternoon at Four O'Clock.
November
nB' FOR oNaREss.-GENERAL STEPHEN
ELLIOTT Jr--MesSrs Editors: You are authorized .
announce General STEPHEN ELLIOTT, Jr, as candi
date to represent In Congress the Second Congressional
District. composed of Charleston, coeton, Beaufort
and BarnwelL SUMTER.
November8
a5- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Hon. WILLIAM AIKEN a Candidate to represent the
Second Congressional District at the Session OF
Congress. MANY FRIENDS
October %
o. WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
the Hon. WILLIAM WHALEY q Candidate to repre-
sent the Second Congressional District In Congress-
October II
CO WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Dr. B. ". BRADLEY. Of Wiliams sbur an a candidate to
represent the Fret Congressional Distrc..
November 1
aT WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
General JOHN D. KENNEDY as Candidate for Con-
gress to represent the First Congressional District
October 80
Ca THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
several Masonic Lodges of the city to make arrange
meats for the celebration the Feast Day of st. John
the Evangelist requested to meet at Masonic Hall,
This Erenng. tho 9th inst, ut o'clock precisely.
JAMES W. GUY,
November 1 Secretary.
a1- THE SUBSCRIBER, PREVENTED BY A
serious wound from other employing Mt wishes occupa-
tion as Private Teacher to pupils between fourteen
twenty years of age. Ho will teach Latin Greek Math-
ematics. and other ordinary highor branches OF good
education. Terms made known upon reference. Good
references given. =. WIN. n. LAWTON, Jr.,
November 3t No. 27 Rutedge-street.
aB-PERSONAL.L THE GENTLEMAN WHOSE
wife WAS by wagon yesterday at the inter-
section of Meeting and Market Streets desires
those who kindly endered their aid in her assistance
and express his regret that the Doctor who was driy
ing by at the time Of the accident knowing the party
should have neglected to give his aid in her behalf
November IL
aB. AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OLD EYES
made new, without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt of ten ccnts Address
E. B. FooTE. Ii. D.. No. 11sO Broadway. New York.
November9
a8- MEDICAL CARD.--DR. r. LEJAU PAR
KER-Ofice, No. 10 Brond-street. Residence for the
present. corner Of Logan and Tradd Streets
November4 1mos
RS- NOTICE.-MRs. II. II. ODOT, LADIES'
NURSE Is now In tho city, and can be found at her
residenco, No. IL JASPER COURT.
November7 tuths4s
OF MISS CARRIE @. LESTER IS IN THE
city stopping the Merchants Hotel acting in the capa-
city Agent and otherwise connected with the NEW
YORK DAILY NEWS. solIcits subscribers. Can be
soon from 10 A. NJ. until 10 p. M. October "a
ca NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, AT
tho next Session Of the LegiaAture application will DO
mado for removal and extension OF tho Charter of the
MOUNT PLEASANT FRRKY COMPANY.
October 80 NTH
OF 5-A1ARRIAoE AND CELIBACY, AN ESSAY OF
WARNING AND INsTRUcTI0N FOR YOUNG MEN
just published by the Howard Association. and sent ir
sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address
's'a DIR. J. 9KILLlN HOU4HTON.
Howard Association, Phadelphla, Pa.
November 3mo