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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28

The Monitor Washing Machine is war
ranted to give satisfaction, or no sale. Tiy
H.
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Important to Business Men
GROCERY & LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE.
TIVE nndersigned win sell out his entire stock
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, and
"a Cigars.

He will take invoice OF the stock or will sell
by the lpmp, The purchaser will not bo deceived
| will give thnr lor payments 1 have one of the
best trades which has ever been established in the
city of Dayton aud will give ail the desired II. .
formation tn those who may wish 20 purchase. My
continued ~ health is the only reason have for
selling out, For any further particulars call on
me, at my store, No 30l Second street Dayton, O.
ID lylsdawu sss r. O'BRIEN
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FOR RENT.

TWO front rooms, suitable TOR an once and
i sleeping room in the building occupied by
the Ohio insurance Company northeast corner OF
Third and jefferson streets lnquireOf WILLIAM
DlCKEI, President or w N, GILLESPIE. Sec
retary, Ohio Insurance Company n9dtf
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I'I4 ~ ( fI{ II lL.-l-IK- -l1il 4
CHURCH DRDIcATIoNIWe understand,
the new Catholic Church in Union City,
Ind. win be dedicated on next Sunday,
July 29th, and that several of Catholic So
cieties of Dayton have accepted tho kind inr
vitation to participate in the ceremony.
The extra train will leave the Union Depot
at 80 A. NJ. We consider this Co be an ex-
celleDt opportunity, ESPECIALLY il the
weather is favorable.) for our citizens to
enjoy tripCo Hoosierdom Judging from
the turn out of our citizens on the occasion
Of the dedication of the splendid church in
Piqua, last spring, we predict large at
tendance-espocially as the fare for the
round trip has been fixed atieycn lees than
hay prize. q .lD ua1nI a FRIEND.
FoR SALE.-IlOpse aad lot on Elbow
Lane. 50 feet trout by ~ feet deep. The
lot is set with a great variety 0f fruit trees
that never miss bearing, berries in abun-
dance. OF every variety, Gpdd frame house
and stone cellar, stAbling for COWS and
horses, two wells Oi water and a large
wood7shed Tt,a y. one of the most de
sirable pi,','''S p 'rf6hpriy for sale ilrtE.
city, and wtiiuo ,li. q, ua!g,il, ~ ~,
owner Is about nloy uti q iirhl, aud pre-
fers selling to renting the property
H.lt 1.lu.. ....,. JAMS KELLY, 'i i' ~
jul7dlm Real Estate Agent.
H." ~--.r..aI --sSBsF .sf' r.H|.
* The immense quantities of mntilated
currency which have been returned to
Washington have AZ length produced a
general illsuAieieucy OF this class Of Gov
ernment circulation, and orders are daily
arriving for supplies All the available
force in the Printing Bureau is being
worked extra hours to keep mp with the de
manu-. ttla fn e. f F Hrt. f-f .u
IN. .-i.--- III i. 49,
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There should be Monitor Washing
Machine in every family, this warm weather
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DB-Children's Clothing at first cost at
the Eagle Clothing Store. lIs Main street
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Posr OFFICE, DAYTON, ONO, July 90 1866
Until further notice the mails will arrive and
close at this Office as follows.
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SALE OF A VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY AT MIAMISBURG.
Superior Court,
Adam Shade

Adam Shade Superior Court,
VS.
Joseph Tapscott ct all Case 3+A
IN pursuance of an order of sale issued in the
l. above case, and to me directed, / will offer at
public sale at the door Of the Court House, in the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-20
CONFECTIONERY, TOYS, ETC.
PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

d EMEMRER THAT FRED. Won SANTEN NO. 900
III kLNG-STREET llis is his address, if you wish to
order by nail has this season unusually large and
certainly the most beautiful collection Of FANCY
been established hero for seventeen years. and Mer-
chants, Planters and families residing or Visiting the
inspect the Goods which he is opening the SANTA
CLAUS HEADQUARTERS, and which will make suitable
presents lor the coming holidays. II you cannot visit
him personally. any acquainted with the city viii
tell you that Won SANTEN knows how to give eatisac-
trusted to s Outside Of his Shelf Goods he offers
tc the Trade TOYS, FIREWORKS and CONFECTIONE-
put up together or separately, iu original boxes
prices ranging from five to hundred doars per
Hyou wish to buy order Toys other Presents
Line line such @ as beautiful oABAs, WORK BOXES, CHINA
OKNAMENIs JEWEL CASES.. TOILET SETTS FO-
LIOS, CARD CASES. and most beautiful ALBUMS cost
ing from 81 up to s25 each and other ornamental as well
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-l7s Adm;roNy.
-On Tuesday the Court was engaged in the con-
sideration Of the case of the steam tug ChristanG
and smack Gou. Perry os. schooner Mad, cargo
and freight libel for salvage A. a. Brown, Esq,
for ibellants M. p O'CoNNoR, Esq, for owners Of
the vessel. On motion Of Col. Brown, JOHN e.
RIvERs, Esq, was admitted to practice in the
Unit=d States District Court, and appeared for the
owners Of the cargo. The several parties to the
case having effected an agreement, Judge BRYAN
delivered decree in accordance Herewith. The
vessel is to be sold at public auction by the United
States Marshal, on Monday next, the Oath inst,
and the proceeds to be paid into the Registry Of
this Court. This schooner had been abandoned at
sea, ten miles south cf Cape Domaine, about two
months ago. .t
Yesterday the Court was occupied in taking tes-
'timony in the case Of the Owners and Crew Of the
steamship Dictator us. The bark 1fazanan. for
salvage, Messrs. YEADoN & HANcRE1 for ibellants,
( and Messrs. PORTER & CoNNEa contra. Bark
valued at $1,000, and cargo at $7642
v: z. D. MUI11aAN, Mate Of the Dictator deposed
that about daylight on the 10th Of October last he
nav 3 ship with flag flying, supposed in distress.
Made signal, and the answer was, Wanted as
sistance.'' Said they had lost their instruments,
and were out Of provisions. Witness thinks the
DtHator was endangered by the towing Of. this
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A Brief Dialogue between Common
# Sense and a Dyspeptic.


COMMON SENSE. Is It possible for any human being
70 enjoy Life while suffering from indigeshon2
DxseEP1c. No more than it Is possible to be happy
on the rack. speak from experience.
Co,uaoH sENsE Suppose, then, that remedy for
this terrible complaint is offered under the guarantee Of
hundreds Of individuals Of high social standing who
have tested the effect Of the article In the own cases.
tnot unwtse In any afflicted with the disease to
1ect giving It trial?
DYapEP11c UnquesHonably. admit the premises.
What is the deduction?
Cosn1oN SENSE. Give heed. HosTETTERJ sTOM-
AcH BITTERs is such remedy. The evidence OF it's ef
acacy as for dyspepsia Is positive complete nm
denied, and undenisble Have yos ascertained by
experiment whether It is is not the ble cure chat
It's claimed to be2 a.y- NJ
DEEFEPr1c. confess thatI have not.
CoaEMoN SENSE. Then You Stand convicted Of folly by
your own showing the strong proofs that have
been advanced In favor Of this great tonic had been sub
miaed TO you with regard to any business speculation
you would heve gone into it At once Is HEALTH OF ese
importance than the dollars and cents which
Dxsrzpxc. No. no. no-a thousand dimes no. Com
n@ sease you are right win give the Bitters
CoMxors szssr. Do 90, and sAan never moro have
December ~ + 5.53:S8
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PRIVATE SALES:
Plantation on Johns Island. 4.
By LOUIS D. DeSAU8STTRr

3! fGs;atisr GSGis s: s" Bsszs5sGan. 5ss1s 5s;eHe
At Private Sale n s1.-st-.s II - - -" a
The PLANTATION on Johns Island On The stono R,v.
of high land and about 100 acres Of rush land Of
Epout 81 acres are In woods and the balance claareaa
Iaand Cotton and Provision hnd. On the pia:e ara
Dwelling House, two Cotton Houses, and Negro Houaea
December II tuths6 Nc. IS BROAD sr
Sea Island coaos. Lands. Benuo,f Dist,ici7
BY LOUIS d. DesAUsSURE.
.RosEFWLD" PLANTATION, wing batyae,, 50.
Comhahee and Pocotalgo Rivera shout seven ro;ie.
9rom the present terminus Of the @. & s. Railroad and
Poeogo Depot containing 575 Of st quality Sea
island Cotton and Proviaon Land Of which 47s se1sS
are cleared and the balance in wood. On The rlac sr
new Dwelling with four rooms three large Borns naW
ton Of about forty hands There now gufcient iao
on the place. and nnore obtained IN te
Apply as above, at NO. % BROAD srPTTHH.
oo-o1-oeS 70 - - -E- ". tnfhs8
# - =. -, - ~ Rr5oGte Sale.
SsS- BY CL1FEORD & MATHWVFass !:
No. ID La Broad etxea9 SsI I~s.7,s:I
SEA SLAMD ISL COTTON PLANTATIONS 5.3- y! #
81 S4es sL.HTxT2nn,R1 GIT1n CARNATIONS s 5
FARMS; FIRsECLAss WATER -rOFRpa$ a.r.ir.,n.
hfasofsAs' &C. IN this State and Georgia
DESIRABLE REsDENoEs Ann p15,r :, ,
in every part Of the city. smo ;ssDtaanb.1 1is y
4Y aaSszt : 4edmsssss FL g 41xstofion
NO.. .s - srosd street, so1th side, 1aear seas
Sales Of 9URNTuRE, Ic.. st uriya.a -.
tended to at moderate charraa T.
Auction syery WEDNRa3AY too HoRaRa vp.,rir5r
CaSs. g, at hafpa&t 10 o'cleck sfour oSane
*t;57ea3't@ INF .S-s = n. . .s.-e1
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TIE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

%THE LIST OF LETTER6 RE
!. NAMING in the PostoHce at the
end Of each week is published Off
cially in II III E d a IL z N r w s
every Friday morning
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*Reelected.


Union Chapter No. g. under the Jurisdiction OF the
Most Excellent Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of
South Carolina, holden Tuesday evening, Decem-
ber 18th, A. I. 1885, A. D. 1866, the following Com
panions were elected officers for the Roval Arch
Masonic year ensuing:
n Comp. A IINDsTRoM. NJ E. High Priest
Comp. g. E. CHICHESTER, King
Gonp. J. G. IA5TN, Captain of the Host
Comp. JULIUS Spring, Royal Arch Captain.
Comp. G. F. soHAFFER, Grand Master Of the Third
Comp. JozN oeREx, Grand Master Of the Second Veil
Comp GEoaaE ". VERoNEE, Grand Master Of the First
Comp. EnENEzER ,THAzER. Treasurer.
Comp. ". G. WATERBURY,, Secretary.
TIE HOPE BAIL.-The 25th Anniversary Of the
Hope Fire Engine Company came Of yesterday
with great eclas The Company paraded through
the city in the afternoon, and looked the same
hopeful youths, the spenn gregis, we have always
known them. Although their number is compare
lively small at present, ssne cede malls" tie motto
Of the Company, seems written upon the brow Of
every one OF the members. Under the able man
agement Of their popular President, the Company
is destined to become one Of the largest and best
in the city.
After the business had been transacted the
Company adjourned to Hbernian Hall, where q
splendid Ball was in waiting. We dropped in
about midnight, and were welcomed with the Ia
nailliar, yet ever fresh and pleasing sLancers, .
played by MU1LERs far-famed Band. The young
folks seemed to enjoy themselves. This much
found, we left them, and promptly returned to pen
this paragraph.
MAYORS CouRT, December ia United States
soldier, who was engaged in fight with John
Barleycorn, and WAS wounded early in the action,
was sent to the Provost Marshal.
J. G. Kirk q blood-thirsty individual Of color,
who had split his nephew, J. II. Pope, down the
back, like mackerel, with a knife Of huge dmen-
sions, was handed over to Magistrate for com
naitment to jail.
United States soldier who was trespassing on
gentleman's premises, was sent to his command
ing officer for punishment.
There were four cases Of smoking on the wharves
repor;. and acted upon.
In TEE CouRr OF APPEALS on Tuesday last the
following cases were heard:
staggers and wife us. Matthews ct al. Mr. Dozie1
heard in reply.
n billiard Dawkins ct al [freedmenl ads the
State. Mr.. Baxter for appellant. Solicitor Fai1
Wesley Whitman ads the State. Mr.. Baxter fol
motion. Solicitor Fair contra.
II j. e. Harley vs B. M. Cave. Struck of.
Wesley Williams ct az. ads. the State Referred
to the Court Of Errors.
The State os Atlas Quick ct a. Solicitor You.
mans o. behalf Of the State.
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AUCTION SALES.

D01naJed GooGs, on account Of AZ lonccrned and
Ha.1ncc Of q Stock Of Gents Woolie, Goods.
CsoH2ng, Hats, Dry Goods, Natioas and I0us.
MCKAY d CAMPBELL
Cash Auction House.
NO. 1;H w ~ H1nsSi-Strect, Opp New Post Office.
WI acas sell JHIs DAY eon;nencng at 10 O'Clock
Pieces An-Wool White Flannels .u.
- Pieces fremont Jeans
- Pairs French Ribbon Bound White Blankets
For account Of un concerned
II LONGCLOTH. 78 BLEACHED SHEETINGs
@ IW11ed and Plain; Red and Whitc Flanncls: Shetland
Wool Shirts Colored Shirts and Drawers ribbed Shirs
BRoADcLoTHs, &c.-7-4 Black and Colored Cloths
1,I, 49, SdSsslncres scotch and English Twecds Beaver
1 Sot back ana Cosored Satinet Canvas Super Satin
and SILK Ties, &C., &C. ~
.,F FRENCH ALL-WooL MERINoEs, Figured Co1ored
Alpaca French Skirts Ba1noral Skirts Children's White
WOOL Lssg1ngs Gents Fancy Comforts and scars Son
tags shawls, hoods, Sc, &c. - 'o11'
ovERcoATs Sack ana AlS4 Hns,neas coo+a r.o.o,,..,
Shirts Gents, ladies' Misses and Childrens Eid Sasb
more, mere, Braganza Lise, Fleecy Lined, silk and Wool
full assortment Of Cents ladies' Misses and Rows,
Felt Wool Velvet and Straw Trimmed and TJntri1ns5
$50 lots FANCY GOODS, Notions, Toys Fire Crackers
&C., &c, for the holidays. -
Conditions cash. December %
Portdbe Cotton Press, Cotton Gin, Saddle.
Mckay & CAMPBELL.
Cash Auction House,
NO. 55 Hnscl Street. l)1.n- New PoetoF;ca
Will sell, TOMORROW 2ist inst 81 IN nc1ocL
One ingersol's Patent Portable COTTON PRESS
one 1orty saw Cotton Gin, little used.
Our regular sale same day
60, ,t;dso GROCERIES, S LIQUoRs, FURNITURE, &c.
oo1oo1o0s casn: December 20
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Our regqoE gRooE&1ss fs1s sane YIafyans asy z,,n -
Conditions cash. 0N'1'- nece1oher ace, I,e oo
~, 81 m1EHs RiX GS9as: BGsA1eM. 1e5Ra't"g, &C.
aoINs a. at 1 12 eeloe5 x be sold store
Pieces PLAID DRESS sc aoops aa{S5S'S -s'ree's'
P!eces Irish Linen and Longcloth
fleces Scotch Gingharn and Shaker Flannel
Pie P?eces M White, Red and Blue Flannel
Pieces Iweeds, Jeans, satinets
Pieces Diaper, White Crash
Gre1 H'SRGty WSitye s1ps 3 Penms Cotton Flannel
Do Doze9s ms BALMoRAL SKIRTS, Hoop Skirts, ATWOOD
shrs aad
ana lotion Hosiery Neck Ties Muslins Hoods
Ma3a Ns dna TWEED 91sA AMP cAssMERE BUSINESS COATS
Pants Overcoats, &C m ~ '
Terms cash. December 20
~ -, M1LL1GAN, I'LL MELCHERs & CO.
WI sen IAlS DAY, Goth instant. their store Fo 90
general aasostment Of DRY GOODS @ s. FURNITURE FL
Stoves, &c, &C. December % =
a-z-. Butter and Hazns.
BY II. Nj. CATER.
1 % aeaaee GSdas On n9Tas Wharf st 10
co9 9 aerces Rawson's celebrated Hams
Conditions cash Decem,er ! %
Aa"'s n9SaszS, gHETo2tSg Ga6z ssdSs s S. Straps &c.
VII sen TH1s DAY il front Of their store at 10 O'Clock
7 hhds. Bright new Shoulders
hhds Breakfast Strips
10 boxes Pork.
Conditions cash. Decen,her On
czSs'fi ST aHE&f hasS eac%fs c%s1z I'd Z a;gSr SS,
~ az lo CLOCK, IN front of Store, win be
as BOXES GOSHEN CHEESE
20 barrels s1 Refined SUGAR
25 barrels Clarified Sugar
10 barrels Molasses
~ boxes superior quality Starch
Boots, Shoes, Understands, Drasoers, Paper co.,
g5 Nj ,53c%: 5,a: Z1rS &c.
By N. HUNT s. SON.
TH1s DAY, the Goth instant, at 10k o'clock in onr
salesroom No. l47 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion
40 cases and cartoons BOOTS AND sHoEs-assorted
sundry Lots UNDERsHR:rs, RsR: Drawers, overana, 81
500 boxes Fine Glaze Paper Collars.
Conditions cash. December 90
D'y Goods, Hosiery, S and a large uar1ety Of HI
# 's4s,y RY g GGeds q ;,:e e.; y, &C.
n no g s esd eega Hs ct -
Ladies' fine BLACK CLOTH CLoAKs, Black A1pacas
sd So~n aeayy ss S Slate
and Mixed Hose and Half Hose S o'A'S 0io"n
sold without the least reserve.
AND CASSIMERES. -- ~-s~ 0>>'----~
With Castor Glasses Ale Glasses Molasses Pitchers
lot Of Champagne in pints and quarts.
large Ingram Carpet.
10000 Domestic Segara.
Terms caah. December 90
Super Rozo Boat
BY j. A.. THOURON.
THSDAY the Goth inst. foot Of vendue Range at 10
A. NJ, will be sold for cash. n
Super Row BOAT, 18 feet long, with Oars.
December 20 5 .-}-"l 'GIlsI 81
Cotton Seeds! Cotton Seeds!
JAMES w. BROWN s. co.
VIII sell, TOMORROW, 21st instant, in front their
store, No: % Yendue Range. at 1ok O'Clock,
500 bushels SEA ISLAND COTTON SEED.
This Seed Is this years growth and the Cotton from it
has all blal s5;a Cor S130 per pound.
For further particulars apply above
Conditions cash. December 90
HauGnn Sugar, on account Of eozone 1t mag con-
ce7m-By order Me 8cGnash Consul.
BIZ j. A. ENSLOW & co.
On THURSDAY, 9th December at IL O'Clock win be
sold BY Auction. ct the new Custom House Stores
| eco BOXES HAVANA SUGAR OF VARIOUS GRADES
The said Sugars comprise part of the cargo Of the
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=
The names in italics are elected
AT A MEETING Of the Board Of Firemasters, held
last evening, the following officers were elected:
r. s. DURYEA, Chairman
JOHN B. MARTIN, Vice-Chairman.
A H. NATHAN, Chief Fire Department.
r. III. ALEXANDER, LIST Assistant
J. NJ. PUND1, I'd Assistant.
#.M --- Sd Assistant. @&4.4 "A
HOPE FIRE ENGINE ContPANY.-At the Anniver-
sary Meeting of this Company, held on the 10th Of
December, 1885, the following officers were duly
elected for the ensuing year.
*w. H. SMITH, President
*JAMEs W. GUY, Vice-President.
B. p SEYMOUR, Secretary. @.-.
j. w. HARRISON, Treasurer. r
IN *JOHN HALLS, First Director. s.i@
d. SE1dKEN Second Director
E. O. PATTERSON, Third Director.
MI 2. JUDGE, Fourth Director.
a@t r. WATERMAN First Axeman.
E 8. DEVEAUx, Second Axenan.
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ARTICLES FOB CHR1sTlAs. --Messrs. MEHRTENs &
WoHlrarANN, at No. 1877 East Bay, in their adver-
tisemant to-day, present to our readers list of
fne things, which suitable not only for family
use, but for presents to friends and as their stock
is always selected with great care, do not know
any place we could suggest to our friends better
than theirs to make purchases.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WE ARE indebted to Mr.. QunN for copies of the
Crescent Monthly, Hasper's Monthly, Herald, Mer-
rimaa1.s Mont7tzy, and NSr Nan.
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TIE TENANTS OF GLEBE LANDS OF ST.. PHILIPS
CHURcH.-We direct attention to notice, calling a
meeting Of the above persons at the Office of ST.
MONS Sn1oNs, published in our issue of to-day.
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We ARE indebted to Mr.. De LACY, of the Mills
House News Stand, for a copy Of Harpe1's Monlztzy
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Mr. CLEMENT having. been Third Assistant
Teacher, that place became vacant, and the Com
missioners, upon ballot, elected Mr.. VIRGIL c.
DBBlE to that post. u this We think they have
made an excellent choice, MIR. D. being young
gentleman of considerable promise and Of very fair
attainments. He is graduate Of the College Of
Charleston.
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-, u, MmLL1GAN, 1[[1 MELCHERS & co.
W. sen Ills Day 10th instant: at their store Fo
general assortment Of DRY GOODS. FURNITuRF
Stoves, &c, &C. Decemher %
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#s-.- III laa Butter and Hu7as
BY II. Nj. CATER.
W1 be sold TH1S DAY, Browns Wharf at 10 O'Clock
Aoa RRaeaages Rsg Choice State BUTTER now landing
600 Shoulders. -""-
Conditions cash. Dacan,ha- IN
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D. memory
star amidst the galaxy Of Israeps daughters"
Mr. s. NJ. LEVIN was very properly selected to
reply to this sentiment; for who else was in con
dition to discourse eloquently on the galaxy Of
Israers daughters? Having drunk recent in
spiration, ne bestowed q most glowing tribute 70
one Of the most brilliant and loveable Of her sex.
No authoress Of the present or last generation
was more widely read, or welded greater and
more benefcent influence than Miss AQUuAR.
'sHome Influence" and the ssMother's RECON-
pense," are two very pleasing books that win be
read for years to come and read with profit ssWo-
mans friendship" is charming story, which has
moved thousands to tears. 3'The Vale Of Cedars,' n
soThe Women Of Israel" and other writings, all
have illustrated this star Of Israel. and marked her
one Of the Arst magnitude. Mr.. LIS effort, in our
opinion was the most brilliant Of the evening" and
was very well received. !. 8.a.3r 8..sas.
greatness, i*i. eS'5 4. tz \: NJ, s.-.a- M 5g
Replied to by AsHER D. CoHEn, Esq, who spoke Of
the history OF religious intolerance He stated that
the Constitution Of the United states.is the first
public national instrument recognizing perfect
religious equality.
2. "commeree.The sister Of civilization and enlght-
| enrnent-The mother Of refinement and wealth.
MI. M. STRAUSS replied in his usual long and
happy style. Mr.: IS. is well versed in the history
Of Commerce. and also IN the annals Of the people
Of Israel, and he traced the influence Of the one
on the other, and Of both on the events Of the
worlds history and on civilization.
8. "7Ae Jepish Ainist1y-A noble vocation. It's aims
shoud be high, and it's followers upright and pure
Rev. N. b. MxERs being absent on account Of
illness, reply was read from him..
O.. sour Natiue State-Dear to us always, now more
dear In her hour Of suffering and pain" W.
Mr.. G. Il. MonsE was absent, but sent very
handsome reply, which was read.
10. ..7Ae Pses-The clouds Of bigohy and Ignorance
disappear before it's benign rays. !" .f 5s- -s45
Responded to in behalf Of the Press by om
friend, Mr.. N. LEVIN, in his very happiest manner
He pointed ont briefly the numerous and great ad
vantages Of . free press, deprecating the penal
law for Libel. With it. he maintained, it was i'm.
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/ Potatoes! Potatoes
ISAAC e. HERTZ & co.
Will sell THIS DAY, Goth inst in front Of our store No
M1 East Bay, at lO11 o'clock
! 200 bbs. Jackson's White POTATOES. in fne order
! Conditions cash. Decenoher On
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-20

The CHARLESTON H1aH ScHooL.-At meeting
yesterday of the Board Of Commissioners an
election was held for Second Assistant Teacher,
and Mr.. T. W. CLEMENT was elected to fill the va
cancy created by the resignation Of Mr.. b. B.
ARCHER, who had recently been elected to the
position Of Principal Of the ST. Philip street Public
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-20

Cotton Seeds! Cotton Seeds!
JAMES w. BROWN s. co.
Will SELL TOMORROW, 21st instant, front Of their
store No: % Vendue Range. at 107S O'Clock,
500 bushels SEA ISLAND COTTON SEED.
This Seed is this years growth and the Cotton from
has ali b2aa so!5 cor S130 per pound.
For further particulars apply as above.
Conditions cash. @ December 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-20

MEssRs. R1sLEY g. CREIGHTON sold, at auction
yesterday, part of the cargo Of the bark OrchiRa,
from Matanzas-say Cuba Muscovado Sugar from
IL to 11ac. per pound Muscovado Molasses, in
barrels, at SO to 6Oc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-20

CITY ELEcTIoN.-At an election held yesterday
to supply vacancies OF Aldermen in Wards 4 and s
the following was the result:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-20

If ANY ONE is curious in miniature naval archi-
lecture, they see the sFdzsta,' nine tons, at
Pier No. Union Wharves, just arrived from New
York.