The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05
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bounds OF propriety, was required to appeasc tho
wrath Of tho powers that be by forced contribu-
ton of 800.
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LIBERAL DoNATIoN.-His Excelleney ANDREW
JOHNSON President Of tho United States, has pre-
sented (through A. G. MAoKEY Esq, Collector of
tho Port) to the Rev. A. It. PORTER, Chairman Of
tho Board Of Missions Of the P. E. Church, check
for tho sum of ono thousand dollars.
The Board Of Missions recently purchased tho
Marino Hospital in this city for tho purpose of es
tablshing school for colored children, but their
means being very limited they we're unable to COM
ply with the terms OF sale. The President, on be-
ing apprsed Of the object Of the Board, generously
rendered tho above named liberal sum to enable
them to carry out the proposed object. We un-
derstand that the Board is now in possession Of
the building, and that the repairs and improve
ments will be commenced forthwith.
Wo, JANUARY Everybody doubtless recollects
the little pony Of DAN CAsrE1Io's circus. Well,
DAN and his pony are here again, and will exhibit
tonight. The following, from an exchange, shows
who and what DAN is, and is o good recommends
| ton of his show:
Dan CASTILLO, the proprietor Of the circus which
| is now exhibiting in South Carolina has probably
larger experience in these matters than any per-
| son in the same business. From youth he has
boon On attache OF companies, and for many years
| at the head Of one Of his own. During the war
% e he S &
cause Of kindness shown to Southern men in dis
tress. but he made them pay it back at the door Of
his pavilion, and is probably to-day the "health-
lest Snowman" in the country. He is not over
performs the wonderful feat Of turning sumner,
| sault over nine horses.
| GpPlr T,ppovF,rFSr IN DHNrrsTny THE sr,ec;o1
attention Of our readers is called to the ADVERTISE
ment Of Dr. THEODORE F. CHUPEN Surgeon Den
tist. We have tolerably good set of teeth, and
hope to have use for the DOCTORS vucanite base
for many years to come, but Of the narcotic spray
Of which he speaks we have had impor tant personal
experience, and can recommend it as certain
means Of producing local anesthesa when properly
applied. DR.. CHUPEM has had an extensive expert
ence in his profession, and has acquired reputation
as skillful and gentle operator, and a mouth in
his hands is soon changed from hiding place Of
bad teeth to showcase ofpearls.
THOSE who are judges and admirers of the ar
ticie, will be pleased to learn that Messrs. ]. W.
Brown Co. have on sale very superior article
Of brandy, Of direct importation. 1t has been re-
ceived, We believe, only in bottles, and though it
is, as matter Of course, costly, it is recommended
as pure, and Of the first quality.
Messrs. J. W. B. &c Co. have also on sale Russ
excellent preparations; and, as the house is known
for its reliable standing, assured that what
ever is offered for sale needs no recommendation
from us.
THE CHAnIEsToN HoUsK.-To ladies purchasing
dry goods for their country friends Messrs. Sro1I,
WEBB & Co. will guarantee to furnish them with O
larger variety to select from than any house In the
city; ALSO to sell all articles al as low prices as they
can be had anywhere. Will furnish packing cases
any size, free OF charge; will take special care in
packing and shipping any orders entrusted to them,
and will assure all that will call at their store Of
every accommodation and every attention.
ATTENTION ia called to the advertisement oi
Messrs. MAoKEY d BAKER, who having lately re-
moved into their more spacious warerooms, in the
ApaEn Building, are prepared to serve the public
, on the most reasonable terms.
FLOUR, BuoKwHEAT, BUTTER, &c.-Mesars. STEM.
HOUSE Co. have on hand 1000 barrels Of Flour O,
) various kinds, and also large quantity of supe.
rior butter and lard which they offer for sale OF
advantageous terms. See advertisement.
To CABpENTEas.-Your attention is directed to
an advertisement under the head Of 'eWants, D
where something Of interest may be learned.
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1g8o. IN,
At the seventy-sixth Anniversary Meeting Of the
Brown Fellowship Society, held on Thursday last
the 1st inst, the following officers were elected 70,
the ensuing year:
VIM. REAPER MITCHELL, President.
T. B. MAXWELL, Vice-President,
JOS. NJ. +. DEREEF, Secretary
EDWARD 8. LEE Treasurer
JOHN r. PLUMMEAU,l e,.
JOHN G. sTEEDMAN, s1e"aros.
STANDING COMMITTEE.
RICHARD HOLLOWAY, Chairman.
T. NJ. HOLMES.
ROBERT HOUSTON.
]. B. MUSHINGTON, in.
ROBT. G. DELARGE.
soHooL ooAIhuTTER.
JOS. A. sAsPORTAs, Chairman. "
1 d. X. KINLOCH.
3 WM. O. WESTON.
r. NJ GORDON.
Burial Ground I}ustees.-E. M. PTTRAY, VIM
!. MoKINLAY, Jos. DKREEF, N. Brown, 8. WESTON.
Q JOS: A. DEREEF, Clerk Burial Ground
Noyernbef5 ls
BUSINESS NOTICES.
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Auction Sales This Day.
WILBUR sos viii sell this day, at their saloa rooma