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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-MGs House,. @. Courte'
nav. s. c.; Jas. S. Reed, New York; Jas. sevann,
New York, Major L. E. Johnson, Wadmalaw; VIM.
Riley, New York; Hudson Il. Wolfe, New York; G.
81. Martin, Baltimore; G. Parsons, wife and SER
want, Savannah; Lieut.. J. leo Schultz o. s. K. g.;
s. L. Bardash, New York; c. A. Rabbe and lady,
Augusta, Ga.
Pau lion H5iel-Willis Barnes, South Carolina;
B. L. Lewis, Beaufort, s. c.; Joseph Wilson and
Frank Bro vn, New York; j. D. Charles, Green.
vile, 8. c.; Jno A. Orr, Louisville; L. O. stephens
oranseburg; Mrs. J. C. Ladd, child and servant
Summerville; Miss Mathiesssn, New York, A.
Kingsberry, Edsto; Chas. q. Crawford, New
York, F. Reed, Eiisto; W. A. Enloe, Webster, N
c.; Jno. R. Hair, q. W. Hair and B. 8. Barker,
Bar, we'll; 8. A. Brown, Florence; Re-. Thos. A.
Bro n. Ansonvile; B. E. Tindal, ]. D. Wilder and
E. IA. Wilder. Jacksonville; Jno. E. Morgan, South
Carolina; Capt. Thos R. Payne, City.
Charlie toa Hotel-J John O. Durant, Bishopville
s. Gil. C. Courtenay, s. c.; Daniel Mccullough
Fairfield, s. c.; F. n. Wannamaker, s.. Matthew's
John F. Riley, orangeburg; B. B. Mccreery, N
Y; G. D. Smith, Newblry J. S. Beane, Augusta
DR.. Bingen, wife, and tso children and servant
Macon, Ca; John W. Waddell, Marlboro, s. c..
Rev. E. A. Bolles, Columbia; Henry Harney
Savannah; E. B. Price, Lyons, N. Y; Aaron Con-
mover, Mount Morris, N. Y; Leonard Harper. Buf
| falo, NY.
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TIE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD OF SOUTH
CARoLrA-Ihis religious body, composed OF rep
resentatives from the different Lutheran Churches
in South Carolina, convenes this morning at los
o'clock at the Wentworth street Lutheran Church
The synodical sermon will bc preachod by the
President Rev. T. S. Bonest, of Pomaria. There
will also be Divine service at night commencing at
n o'clock. The seats are free, and the public in
vifad IN attand
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GENERAL HowAsD COMING. M,ior-GensraI o.
0. Howard, the Commissioner Of kreedmans
Affairs, left Washington on Saturday on a tour OF
inspection through the Southern States. HIS OBJ
ject is to learn through personal observation, the
workings O. the Bureau agencies, and to obtain
correct statement OF afflirs.
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G. DUCREUX's PATENT
For Instantaneous Detachment OF
Horses from Carriages.

T1HIs INGENIOUS AND VERY UsEF UL INVENTION,
i viii has been patented In the United States,
France and In land offered by the subscriber to
the public feeling assured they wi nd it. upon exai
nation one OF the greatest inve tons OF the age.
Prominent among lts advantages are:
FrRsT-Ihe facility With which horses NAV DO harness
cd to or unharnes ed from Carriaso. also rendering 1t
the person embarrassing TO beu
or behind the customary thus avo Ing any
liability OF being kicked
sEcoND-n case Of horse falling, he may be loosed
from the carrge in second, without the driver lely
Ing his seat Il sc simple IN its operation that child
can worA 1t.
THIRD AID dREATrsT-In easen Oh horses taking fright
becoming unmanagable or running away, tue terno.e
ces wllch so frequently follow may be all avoid
ed by this simple application to CARRIAGES as the hors
eau be loosed n N the cIrrage INA twining and the
carriage is quickly and safely stopped.
Mr.. Z. DUCREUX gave several puoi: exhibitions. The
great favor praise manifested by the public on these
OCCASIONS 1, one OF the evidences OF popular spprecia
ton OF It's merits
Terms may be known and orders received for applying
the patent 10 carriages or purchase Of state Rights by
addressing to C. DUO REUX Pa.enlee,
No. So Elizabeth street, New York.
October AZ 3mo
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BUSINESS NOTICES

F1cAsc1AI.-This is the time Ct the year when
money is most needed, and people wish to convert
their securities into the ready cash, and it is I'M
portant to know where this can be best Effected
Broad street has always been the abode OF the
money changers, and those who wish 10 rean2e
are referred to Mr.. Andrew N. Moreland, whose
advertisement appears in another column. Bonds,
stf ks. &C., are purchased by him at the highest
market prices.
JEwpIRY, CaocKERYwARE, &c.-Messrs. W. q.
Whilden L. Co. have made extensive preparations
for the Winter trade, and Offer to the public
varied assortment of jewelry, embracing those ar
ticlss tina. would be most acceptable IS Christmas
nresents. Their stock OF watches aud the sm aller
articles of jewery, such as rings, o'oaohes' Co.
;s complete and will b, sold at reasonable rates.
Tn addition to this department they have full line
of crookeryware OF every description, and their
arpe stores in King and Meeting STREETS are sup
pled with everything that could tempt purchasers
and make tnem remember that Christmas Is
coming.
HuxpaarY's SpEc1F1c5.-Thousands OF invaios
nave been perfectly cured OF long standing all
ments, the plague and bane OF their lives, and on
which they have spent thousands in valn' 0y SIM
ply using these invaluable Specifies. Mt a family
who have ever had ono OF these family cases ol
HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS, but would give nVe
times its cost, rather han be with Quit. Address
No. 562 BRO ADWAY, NY.
| November Il
KENTUCKY STATE COMBINATION LoTTEsy draws
avery day at Covinston, KY Whole tickets from
81 to SO; shares IN proportion. Prizes from
54010 to s60.oO0 H. r. PETERS, Agent,
No. 90 Hasel street. Charleston, S. c.
November limo
Novelty,
The latest and most efectual remedy 10. the cure OF
debility loss OF appetite. headache tocpo. o, the Liver,
etc, is PANKNN's EEPATlc BITTERs. For sale By
al Druggists, p
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ANOTHER CoSo.er.-The Post Band, Thos We'll
don, Musical Director, advertise Grand Concert
to be given at the H:bernian Hall on Saturday
evening at O'Clock. The Post Band have been
faithful public servants during the summer sea-
son, and their musical performances have MADE
the Battery delightful resort. Aside from their
connection with the military, their services have
at various times been requested by private parties
TO add to the pleasures Of some festive occasion,
and they hrvs responded cheerfully. The present
concert is for the benefit of the band, and as the
programme indicates, will be superior entertain
nsnt. Alt who have enjoyed their music should
attend and mako some re uru for their past plea
sures.
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a Novelty,

The latest and most efectua remedy 10. the cure OF
debility loss Of appetite. headache tocpos OF the Liver,
etc, is PANKNNs EEPAT1c BgTTERs. For sale By
al Druggists, u
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VIE HAVE USED 6ALLTG JAMS PILLS, AND FIND
w that they will do all that Is cameo or tnan. sAo
chec-tulIy recommend then to public favor.
4 n WATT Ex-Governor OF Alabama
j. ". A. SANDrORD. Atty GEL oi Alabama.
ROBT. LOUGHER1Y, Judge supreme Court Ala
From -HoaAs J. JUDGE. Judge supreme Court
rb.ve used GALIIGHAN'S PILLS on my plantation
for ever and Ague and find than all thatis claimed e
therl. ahSo' a" SooS0-
LowsDEs CousTY Alabama.
a.LLIGBAN's FEVER AND AGCE PILLS viii DO.
They arc oecidey the best medicine for Chls and
va ever gave would not be without them for fte
tines the prica "a GhaHAA-
AMzIcus, April II, 1857
One box OF GALLIGHAN'S PILLS cured me perfec ly
Of chs and Fever. They are the best N diciue .os
lhius and Fever ever saw. A. g. RONALDsON,
Clerk superior Court sumter County, Ga
MosTooNrnY, ALA, July Q, 1886
Messrs. BLUNT HALE-GESTs: have used yorr
ever aud find that they effect al that they are infere:
ed to d. They the best remedy for the disease al
have ever tried. consider them pei iecy reliacIe
Respectfully DAv'L sAYRE-
Grand Sec. Grand Lodge OF F. and A. N. OF ALBANIA
ALBANY, Ga, March H. 1857.
have used GALLIGBAN's PILLS IN ror'y y S,S ars
chils ano Fever with perfect success. -"
rest Fever and Ague Pill put up
WHOLESALE IN cHARLESIoNN' % az CO.
GtW,DRICu. WlNEMa' q. tV.,
"'ooA'' No. 15s Meeting street
And ey al Drugsish sLoU.T & HALE.
PROPRIETORS.
Montgomery, Ala.
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TIE CoCRT OF EQUITY, CHANCELLOR D. W..
JOHNSON PaEsmNa.--The case Of Jas. S. Lawton
us. Jas Copes and Il. ". Klnsman was resumed
General VIM. E. Martin commenced his argu-
ment.
The case Of Creighton rs. Prinsie wss contn
ued. VIM. Aston Pringle, Esq, opening the ar
gument, followed by Edward McCrady, Sr., Esq.
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MCKAY 4 CAMPBELL
Will sell THIS DAY Thursday, 14th November, al
No. 1856 Meeting street at 10 o'cloc:.
THE BALANCE OF COOL BELL NGISG TO THE
UNITED STATE> MARSHAL.
ALSO.
An GOODS not called for by former purchasers, at
their risk.
ALSO.
200 LOTS ASSORTED HOP GOODS, without reserve.
Particulars morning Of sale November II
No. 1876 Coming street, West side, one door North
of Radcliffe 1t 4uction
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MEETING or THE CATHOLIC INsTTTuTE.-The
monthly meeting of the Catholic Institute will be
held this evening at 7s O'Clock, in the basement OF
st. Pau's Church, in Society stre1t. he men,
bers are requested to be punctul in the,r attend
anna
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PAVING OF THE WHARvEs.-For some time, pre-
psrations to pave the streets Leading 70 tne
wharves have been in progress, and the pi'es OF
stones and sand that have been deposited along
he edge Of the sidewalks we're convincing PROOF
that The work would not long be delayed. Inc
pavement on Broad stree. is now 90 pleted. ana
the contractors will soon commence operations on
the different wharves. Th;se streets have Tor .
long time be in deplorable condition. and
tho Ugh many efforts have been made by the WnarI
owners to raise their level, no lasting good has
rssrlted. Every rain converts the streets into
mud ponds, through which he drays founder be-
scattering everything within their reach with
liberal allowance of the adhesive mixture. Since
the paving of East Bay this evil has been felt to
much greater extent as the wharves are some
what lower than the level Of that street. and it re-
ouired an effort for horse to jerk loaded dray
rom The mud to the hard pavement. The paving
on East Bay and Broad street has been well done
and when that on the wharvss is completed, the
comm ercial facilities Of Charleston will os largely
increased. Every day renders the work more
necessary, as the supply Of cotton is constantly
increasing, and TO prevent its accumulation at the
depots it is sent to tho different wharvss for ship
ment without any delay.
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MEarrEn Crrmsscy.-The Columbs Phoenix OF
yesterday announces, that Radciiss and Day, OF
Armstrong Thompson notoristy, have been par
doned by the President, and would arrive IN
Columbia to-day.
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SMITH & McGILLlVRAY,
Real Estate Agents, No. 27 Broad street.
THIS DAY, the Lih inst at IL o'clock, at the old
Custom House, East end OF Broad street,
All that LOr OF LAND, situated as above, with two
story Wvoden Building thereon, contain e four rooms
d essing room and rantcy. kitchen, &c.
Terms-One.tlIrd Cash; lance In one two and three
yeara Purchaser 10 pay s. McG. tor pape and
stampa thsnwtu5 November II
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BISHOP LYNcya IN BosroN.-The Boston POST OF
Monday last says:
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Lynch, Of Charleston,
South Carohna, preNched yesterday forenoon ana
afternoon, at the Cathedral Chapel OF the holy
Cross, in aid of the public institutions of thares-
ton. so nearly destroyed by the bombardment
which that city underwent for 30 long perlod
during the recent war. There was o large attend
ance at each service. In the morning he preached
fIom the Gospel of the Day, the text being Rem
der unto Caesar the things thEt are Casar's, and
unto God tho things that are Gods" IneGeneral
idea contained in his sermon was that God was
above man, and maa must necessarily worship
Cod In spirit and in truth, love his neighbor as
himself and render unto God what belongs to
Him and uuto CRsar-or the world-what beiopgs
10 them. At he close Of bis discourse lie spOae
of the devastation produced by the sheis thrown
into Charleston during the long siege Which &C.
stroyed the church, orphan asylums, conients,
free schools cnd other public institutions. HIS
mission il Bo ton was to solicit donaiious nom
the peorle OF the North, WHOM he oeHeyed were
not aware to via. extent the destrucnon had been
carried on by the war. These edltces should be
reb, lit and repaired and this could not be dcne
without generous contributions from the North.
In the Ltternoon, at vespers, Tie Bishop pTeacned
1p0n the homage ana Te5psf' GTs 70 ss -Siss sI
nations shall clll me blessed" Alter an able ana
.sioouent exposition OF the text he concluded ms
5,scourse as in tee forenoon, with appeals Tor
oharity trosn the South. He alluded, II 1ee!ng
-,snrer 10 The dest uctio Il the Catholic Conyen'
at Charleston, saying that when that tle e1 nee
had finally become unil habts5le by the lnces'an
.sSe tS Inc tlg iuIna.es, c.udnG tue instructors
.nnnlis and Sisters OF ercy, formed prcosss.o.
aS sorosd pI'H,a to rs@aln numOer Of lights At tn
close Of eson service l1rse SSie9tS' w was tax aaket
SE p FrsIc;s de Sals's Chur h, IN Cnarlestown, ant
G 81 f5soO.. DsoDaDy remain in this vicinity for som
Wssks W % longer, preaching at the various churche
for the relief Of the public institutions OF tn
anrSA.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JOHN G.. M1LNoa & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
dry goods, &c.
SMITH l. McGuL1vRAY will sell at II o'clock,
a lot Of land.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell at 10 O'Clock, bal.
ance OF United State- Marsha.'s goods; also, 20C
lots dry goods.
MIL DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, the stocl
Of a dry goods store.
JEFFoRDs & Co. will sell at 81 o'clock, strips,
sides, &c.
7. Nj. CATER will sell at 9 o'clock, bacon,
butter, &c,
J. A. ENsLow & Co. will sell, at 1OS o'clock,
muscoya1o molasses.
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Tvr Gn,.r y.ou7 RAo,-A telegram was re-

THE GREAT Yacht RAcE.-A telegram was re-
ceived yesterday from James Gordon Bennett, Jr.,
of New York, saying that lie would, in few days,
give his doc;ssn as to the winning yacht IN the
late race between the Eleanor" and "Maggie
Mitchell. This news will be received with plea
sure, as each boat has many friends. and there
Las been much anxiety to know to whom the palm
should be awarded. AS soon as Mr. Benefits
award is received, the stakes, amounting to one
thousand dollars, will be turned over to the WIN
ner by tho proprietors Of the DAILY NEWS.
The STEAMSHIP SARAoossA.-This excellent pack
ct steamer arrived here yesterday from New York.
The Sar3 3gossa reached New York from this city on
Saturday last, and left again on Sunday, discharg
ing cargo at that port and taking in freight
for this city, all within the space Of twenty-lour
hours, being a striking instance of what energy
and good manage nent can effect. This qu'cA
work is largely owing to the untiring mort o.
Captain NJ. R. Crowel, who has proved himself on
all occasions one Of our ablest shipmasters. The
Saragossa leaves for New York on Saturday next.
TIE CONCERT LAST NIaHT.-Last night, for the
first time since its completion, the Hibernian Hal
was thrown open to the public, and the changes
that had been made were then subjected 70
critic examination. None, however, named 1t out
to praise as the alterations we're unexceptlona-
BILE, and the increased size Of the Hall, and the
convenieuces Of the stage, were at once notioso.
Tho known musical ability OF both Professors
Hoffman and Deden was guarantee that tiie
concert would be faultess, and large audience was
early in attendanc'.
The orchestra and chorus were composed Oh the
best professional and amateur talent IN the CITY,
and the reodering OF the different pieces was very
fine. The effect OF the full chorus was par1ouar'
" noticeable in the 2sd Psalm and Glors' the
music and the voices OF the performers being IN
perfect unison. The sclos by the Soprano ana
Baritone we're also admirap-y performed ana
elected considerable applause; but where the en-
tire entertainment was so we'll conducted, 1t Wouid
be invidious to individualize. The Concert was IN
overy respect success, and We trust that, as IL
proved source OF qualification and plsasufe to the
audience. it will be equally as profitable 60 tne
Church.
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NianDs ffir baS @pIf.
420 8rcome Ctr, Stem gort.

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gaines .8ro's. YianDs
Oas 9yianp BON gIinerifa.

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pdtHee Hres. iI9 eeh6fbi9t fdheR, lire Mrbeiien
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