The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-04


those who have neglected or were unable
register in tune, to add their names to the list 0
voters. The precincts viii be as follows: Ward
Nos. and 2, the City Hall (; Ward No. 3, Marker
Hall; Ward No. 4, Hope Engine House; WARDS
Nos. 5, and z, Washington Engine House.
This is the last opportunity for registration ina
will be afforded any citizen, and it should not pe
neglected. 1t matters little whether any one De
signs voting or not !; it is his bounden duty Il
register and secure the rights Of citizenship. Inc
election viii be held on the 18th and 10th inst, a.
the registration precincts, and those who wish ee
take part in the proceedings should remember tnis
fact that they must vote at the same precinct
where they were registered, and under the same
name. The lists win be opened during the nve
days OF registration for revision, and al Complaints
viii be heard at that time 80
| NEW SENsAI1oN.-PRoFEssoR ST. MAUR.-Af -
| if to atone for the dearth Of amusements during
the past summer, it would seem the caterers lor
the public amusement intepd taking our city oy
storm. Professor ST. MAUR, celebrated WIZARD
and ventrilosuist, will open the season on Wea-
nesday night ct the Hibernian Hall. The FRO
fessor is young Southerner, who served in the
army of Virginia during the war, and has, SINCE
the surrender, been deighting large audiences IN
different cities. BE is spoken Of as q master IN
the art of legerdemain, and his appearance In
Charleston at this time viii give general satlsfac
ton, as there are few entertainments more fasci-
mating than magic and jugglery. The North
Carolina pspers speak ofhim IS having won golden
opinions in that State, and assert that tney nave
never seen his equal. There could Do no more
auspicious Inauguration Of cur new theatre tnan
the entertainment promised by Professor st
MAUR, and we predict for him brilliant success.
TIE MEDICAL. COLLEGE OF TIE STATE OF SoUrH
CARoINA.-To-day, the first Monday in November
the exercises Of the Medical College are resumed.
Since the close Of the last term two Of the Pro-,
fessors have resigned, Dr.. 7. G. PRIoIEAU ana
DR.. JAMES MoUIrzm, and two new ones have been
elected in their stead, DR.. F. N. ROBERTSON and
DR.. J. P. CHAzAr. The former delivers at nine
O'Clock this morning st once his Inaugural and
the opening lecture Of the term; and al who know
Dr.. q. will share our confidence in his success.
Both the new Professors have for years been sue
cessful practitioners in this city, devoted to medi
cine as science es well as an MT snd have always
ehaeavoeeu sS lar as NO 49, a.
this has had ample opportunity y. Juueinei -
kesp abreast with the science Of their profession.
Both DR.. RosERTsoa and Dr.. GHAxAL, We more
over believe, have been elected to the particular
Chairs for which their talents and their studies
best fitted them, and We have every confidence
that they win justify the expectations OF their
nlends ana become success1al slu '''' s.s 90 S'-1
teacnels. - s,f,s,sa g. *. r,.az,
Inc prospects ior q eoou -ciAss A.o -s--.
present maicasons We snoulu sss SDo4s - .S:.
dred and hfty students may % sAp770sTYei pg7 ~ s4-s
winter for these hard tunes algoOals na4A.
Before the war the Glasses I..u nnl1pe1 80
nom TWO hunarec 70 two nunote1l aiie N.s'.
j. t,,..s, tt,,,,,,,rr,,,,a
BOOK AND Jos ~ 80
as Wla % seen ~ ~ Tp
cOi'iin5 mi. v.;a. ~ formed
DAllz HEHs a.ls -. - :, .sS' 30 e = cti the
business mentioned above. = iney l.so ie.as'N
No. So Hayne street IN sne Duilcl.g iofln 80
pied BY Messrs ". D. GIIItlAsp Gson, snu having
purchased the new ana ss osnpiess iop
terial formerly peionslng 10 ln's ol4re, ats pte-
pared to fl any orders tnat may @ % sl1l MAJ -.
them. s .a.l,,. .e,o,i q II, y
. Captain MCMILLAN the senior partner nzs peon
long known 70 the cor commupiIy HON nus Ss1As0rvn
with the neEspspars OF TINS cisy sna Is snoroesa
acquainted with the art preseryaslye o. "
al Of its different pbases As an energesic Dusi.
ness man, he has few superiorS, ana the urn OF
MoMnLAS & JowTTT win soon achieve that success
they merit. Mr.. JowrrT, formerly OF the nrm OF
BURKE & JovrrT, is an old and practical printer
and brings to the new firm Q large experience
which VIII enable them to compete fayorabiy with
similar establishments in the city. -
Their proximity to, business circles will enable
them to supply cards. bill heads, &C., at short
notice. and in every style known to the art and as
they posses extensive facilities for conducting the
printing and bookbindirg business in all OF it's
details their customers will have no cause ior
complaint Orders for MoMrILAN q JoWITT, may
be left at TBR News 0TyIoR
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HOTEL AsaryAIs.--1he arrivals az tine dinersns
Hotels since Friday night have been quite iaIg
many OF them being old ciizens VINO are returning
nom their summer travels.
Porstlon toset--s. r Aahorae, Guy, '.:". ssli-
ny, BarnTeh; W. A. cuinreatn ana N. .. snsp-
pard, Edgeaeld; v. NJ Aarey, st. stephens; hoD-
ert 8. Beckham, Lancaster; :. WalAer sioya, LAD
erty Hill, 8. O.; Z. d. Iompnns' MoDlie' =. NJ
Wigfan, South Carolina; st. Aaur' ynglma' =. u.
Williams, BaruWeh; 4. y. Llsdale, Williamsburg;
W. N. Tillman and ). L. douglas, plorloa.
Charleston HoteL-Rev. Il. u. Logan, Sr. Tnom-
as; 3. B. Allston, Macon, Ga; Lieut.. d. II. Ander-
son, U. 8. A.; A. @. Morton, New York; s. T. Dear
ing Augusta; Charles Hartung, New York; J. ID.
Rohback, New C-,eans; J. 8. n. Davidson andiady,
Florida; Captain :. Peck, steamer Fannie; George
Rothchilds, New York; =. .. smisn, NewDerry' o.
O., s. johnson Wooas NsE hork' Froi. o..sEles y.
shsphard, city; y. U. snepnaso' Sr.' ". W: mar
Die AID wife, New. YORK; =. Y. WILSON ana Wlle'
city. si.,' 80. '.... -. -
Z Mis- Hoase.--Jacob Cohen ana vine, MISS Belle
Cohen, city; J. O, Mayo and Master W. p. Mayo,
Beaufort; WI. Heller, Augusta; NJ. G. Mickey,