The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-09

having neither the requisite time or space. to pur
suo the subject further Tho outline Of his argu
ment All the plan Of reatm mt is al We proposed
to give.
The sermon was listened to by thatlnrge oonsrs
gation WITH hraataeaJ attention aud any oue WAC
went away untonvinccd Of tho fa!sity Of Arisl's
position must have como to the church determn'
ed not to yield to proof the most positive end oon-
vincins. The sermon exhibited much research
was clothed in chas,e dcton, and contained many
beautiful and eloquent passages.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE on TIE SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILRoAD.--hc attention Of paesen-
gers and shippers is directed TO tho change in the
schedule on this road, commencing to-day. Tho
trains will nor !oave Charleston ct 9 4. NJ, on
Mondays, Wednesdays ard Fridays, arriving at
Coosawhatchie, tic rrosoct terminus oe thu road,
as P. n. Returning they vii! leave Cocsawhatohie
!. 4. n. OF Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
arriving il Charleston at 2 P. n. The trains will
sop ct the different way stations OF tho line, both
going ard returning.
A New SENsArIoN.-Tho walls and fences in the
city have racently received new paporing that
has attracted considerable attention, and the pic
turesquo costumes Of the Jap3, and the extraordi-
nary feats thoy are to perform, are now tho sub
iects Of conversation. There is perhaps no exhi-
bition that has ever visited Charleston that will ba
moro patronizod than this troupe Of Jugglsrs.
Their accomplishments are truly wonderful, and
arc only equalied By the storios in "Arabian
Nisats, or the miracles said to bs performed by
ne Hindoostan soro?rsrs. They show an utter
disregard to their anatomical structure, and as
sumo attitudes that almost convince the audience
mt their bones have bean converted into India
rubber. Anticipation is row on It's tip-too to see
the Japs, and from the encomums lavishly bo.
slowed upon them BY the preas, we can promise
tho public that they will not only provo new sem
sation but il will be found impossible to resist the
desire of witnessing thor marvellous exploits.
Thy bid fair to be something moro than nine
days wonder and all who desire to 500 the
strangers who have left their secluded isle to visit
the outside barbarians, should form committee
on ways and means at once.
SALES oE REAL EsTATE.-Tucslay is one of the
days known in the Charleston business calendar
as auction days, whon tho aouud OF tho voices cry
ing going going. gone, may be heard echoin3 In
al parts OF tIO Cil:. O[OA1-5steSs - ldo Soh'-o
of this trade and tho ateps OF tho old custom
house the rostrum from which the auctioneer an
noaaces the happy bidder ard closes the sale with
final and emphatic gone During the past few
weeks moro activity has been manifested in this
business and the raIis of tae bidders avo receiv-
ed many accessions. The amount Of valuable
property now upon the market is greater than
usual aud persons dcsiroua Of investing should
not walt until the day Of sale but should viat the
property aud acQuaint themselves with ita real
value.
Among tie numerous sales to take place to-nor-
row, are those Of Mcssrs, Smith & McGilli'ray,
who oF,r to c1pi:ciist5 RAE ohancoa for nycstng
rhoso sales ronpc:se Lorsoa. building lots and
farms, as follows a large oacioaea lot OF tho cast
side OF Smiths .rcet, near Calhoun; large resi-.
dence on the east side oi Pittstrcet near Cllhoun
two building lots next to the southeast corner Of
Smith aud Boau:arn stree:s; and farm Of liz
acres eight miles from the city, on tie Northeast
ern Railroad,