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pemoeratie Nominations to the City
Central Committee.

In pursuance -of a call made by the State
Central Committee, the different Democratic
ward clubs met last night at their several
places of rendezvous, and proceed to ballot
for five delegates to attend the City Central
Convention to be held ut the Masonic Hall, at
noon on Saturday. This Convention will nomi-
nate twenty delegates, who will represent the
city at the Columbia Convention.
J WARD 1.-at meeting of the Demo
cratic Club of this Ward, held last evening, the
following delegates we're elected to represent
the ward in the Convention to nominate dele
gates at Columbia: Messrs. W. E. Mikell. W.
S. Adams, W. L. Daegett, P. L. Holwell, and
A. 7. Smythe.
WARD AT the meeting last night the FOL
lowing delegates to the committee we're ap-
pointed Jas. R. Pringle, Zimmerman DAVIS,
| J. M. Mulvany, G.. q. Moffett, ". A. Prlngle.
WARD 3.-This Club elected as Central Ex-
exutiye Committee T. NJ. Hanckel, Geo. Tup-
per, R. NJ. Butler, VIM. Tennent, j. ?. Deyeaux.
Deegates.-W. J. Gayer, E. r. White. b.
Bollmanu, John Kenny, Geo. Upper.
WARD AT the meeting Of this Ward, held
last night, the following delegates 10 the COM
mittee were appointed: N. N. Porter, Jno. A.
Wagener, ". A. Kelley, R. D. White, j. B.
Belts.
WARD 5.-Att the meeting OF the Democratic
Club of this ward, held last night at the Eagle
Engine House, the following committees were
elected:
E5ecutiue Conan,utee.-S. Y. Upper, A. j.
Crews, R. C. Barkley, J. q. Degereux, P. Bra
Committee on Findnee.-John 81. Honour,
Richard Arnold, J. D. Aiken, T. D. Dotterer, T.
J. Knauff.
Dfieqates to The Central Coatention.-A. j.
Crews, G. Foster, Jos. D. Aiken, q. B. Oakes.
J. NJ. Caldwell.
WARD 6.-The regular meeting of the Demo
cratic Club was held last night. The resigna-
ton of President E. W. Marshall and Vice
President W. L. Trenholm were accepted, and
the Hon. Chas. b. Simonton was elected Presi-
dent by acclamation, and Capt. James NJ. Car
son vic,-President by acclamation. Resolu-
| tions of thanks to the Hon. A. P. Adrich, to
the committee of arrangements FOR the Ward 8
mass meeting, and to q. T. Peake, Esq, the
Washington Fire Engine Company, and others,
were adopted.
The delegates Of the ward to the Central
Democratic Club we're instructed to repl esent
the ward in the committee to nominate dele
gates to the Columbia Convention, viz: DR.. I.
B. Aldrich and Messrs. ]. @. Campbell, F. W.
Dawson, Thomas P. Ryan and R. B. Baker.
WARp7.-At the meeting of this Ward held
last night, the following delegates were ap-
pointed to the Central Committee Jno. E.
Carew, F. q. Due, Geo. Il. Gruber, J. NJ. Ea-
son, NJ. Cannady.
WARD s.-The following delegates were mp
pointed Inst night to the Central Committee
D. Cameron, Jno. Hanckel, ]. T. Mcdonald,
Sr., Stephen Thomas, Jr., W. s. Henerey.
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UNITED STATES CouRr-JuLY 29-HoN. GEO.
s. BRYAN, PREsDNe.-In re Theo. Cordes, o
bankrupt. Petition for discharge. Rutledge
& Young, pro pet. On their motion final
hearing was ordered for the 14th August, and
reference to R. B. Carpenter, ESQ.,. Registrar.
In re Edward Daily, bankrupt. Petition for
final discharge. Simonton & Barker, pro pet:
A final hearing was ordered for the 18th OF
August.
discharge. Simonton & Barker, pro pet. On
hearing the report Of the Registrar, it was or, !,
dered that the bankrupt be discharged, and
the Judge signed the usual order OF. dis
Ex parte A. G. Magrath, Jr. Petition for
admission to practice in the q. 8. Court for
South Carolina. The petition was examined
and admitted.
Ex parte Simon Fogarty. Petition for citi.
zenship. On motion, the usual certificate OF
citizenship was given to the petitioner.
In Admtraty.-The testimony in the Sed-
bergh case was resumed and continued to the
hour Of adjournment.
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ANoTHeR Observation-Disclosures it was the
..;ntention Of the Board Of Public Buildings to
-rconfne their improvements to the exterior of
.Tthe Courthouse, yet the contrast between the
freshly colored walls and the dingy weather
stained glasses, was too great to be permitted
to remain. Yesterday men were engaged in
sscrubbing the window panes and endeavoring
: 80 restore something Of their former transpar-
-ency. A clear window pane is rather an un-
common sight in legal precincts, as the lights
of the bar are usually content with their own
Illuminating powers, and the windows OF the
Courthouse have not received thorough
cleaning for many years. When the scaffold-
ing is removed, the clear windows and cream.
/. oolored walls Of the Courthouse will give the
venerable pile. quite ajuvenile appearance.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ = a UCTJON SALES THIS DAY.
-. LErrcH & BRUINS will sell at II o'clock, the
old postofiee, several buildings and lots.
B. NJ. MARSHALL d BROTHER Will sen az II
.so,cIack- at the Northeastern Railroad Passen-
ger Depot, four thousand oak slaves and
JAMES TuppEs, Master in Equity, will sell at
s Ii O'Clock, at the old customhouse, several val
uab.s pieces OF real estate.
T. M.CATER will sell at three-quarters past
9 o'clock, on Browns wharf, butter, bacon, &c
G. w. SrEFFENs & Co. will sell at half-past
g O'clock, in front Of their store No. 80 Vendue
Range, bacon strips, sugar. &c:
In their store, No. 1877 East Bay, strips, .pota-
MnIIaAs5 & SoN Will sell at 10 O'Clock, ID
their store, No. % Vendue Range, Tomato cat
sap lemon syrup, &c.
MCKAY & CAlpBE1I win sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their salesroom, No., 1856 Meeting-street, furnl-
.sture, gold watches, &c.
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Doors AND SAsHEs.-We direct attention to
the advertisement published this morning, of P P.
Toale wholesale and retail dealer and manufacturer
of doors, sashes and blinds on Horlbeck's wharf.
Particular attention is paid TO shipping, ard persons
who deal with Mr.. Toale will be well satisfied.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

sT LARGEST cIRcULATION.-THE DAILY
News BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOMMENDS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
COLLATION. IN THE orTF oFCHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ENG IN THE PosToEFIcE AT THE END OF
ZACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoyIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFFTcE Law.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

viii be sold under the direction of the undersign-
ed, at the Old Customhouse, THIS DAY, the 3Oth
Of July, 1865, at II a. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND situated on the west eide
OF Meeting street. in this city known ny the nunfo
one hundred and nfty-fve l55), measuring in front
Meehngstr 80 feet 10 inches, on the back line
Al feet and in depth from east to the north
line 100 feet and on the south line 81 feet, be the
said dimensions more or less. Bounding 20 the
north on lot Of a. F. strohecker, to the east on
Meetng-sreet to the south lot Of Dr. E. l.. Siro-
hecker and to the west IN alley running north to
HaseLstreet.
Terms-One- third cash; balance In one, two and
| three years, with interest payable semtannualy
from day Of SALE secured by bonds of purchaser and
mortgage of premises Buildings to be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay taxes, and tor
| papers and stamps. JAMES TUPPER,
july 80 thu Master in Equity.
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error of their ways, and, with carpet-bag in
hand, will go their way and sin no more:"
CHARLEsToN, July %.
To the Editor of the Daily Nevs:
Your local Of yesterday gave notice that the
great Mackey and his friends, for his defeat at
Columbia, are going to, take the stump against
Eye carpet-baggers." Hthis is their intention,
as one Of that unfortunate class, l hope that
| ssthe great .Mogul" will, before commencing
the war, return to the friends of ''ye carpet
baggers" the $50, 900 he got from them in 1865;
release his carpst-bag bondsman from his GUS
house bond; return to 'sye carpet.baggers' the
stamps put out to secure his election to the
Senate, which he did not get; return to the in
yirtuous Jackson, the broken-hearted Hoyt,
the wandering bond-hunter Parker, and
the Christian Bowen, the tears thei shed
at his defeat. Let him call homo the
| knowing Thomas, and at the same tine
give notice to his landlady Of his having
refunded the $500 sent downto MacGregor to
start Radical paper, which, up to this time,
has never been paid, two years and more. Make
pulling Of s'ye carpet-baggersa from Berkeley.
Return thanks to Gov. Scott, o carpet-bagger,
for getting him into the Convention, and its
President, against the wishes OF majority Of
its members (the intelligent ones.l Re-
turn thanks to the Attorney-G Cham
berlain, Eye carpet-bagger,' for appearing
in his behalf at the Ashley meeting in Colum-
bia in this State when he was in another State
not far of. Let him ask the Republicans OF
the State to give him the credit Of carrying
the constitution by going ont five days, instead
of Corbin, Cham oerlain, Elliott, Whipper,
Wright, Sawyer, Cain, Whittenlore, Jillson,
Scott, and other carpet-basgers, who spent
weeks on the stump. Let him do this, Mr.
Editor, and eye carpet-baggers"' will gladly,
part company with q man that has been and
will be, for all time to come, dead,weight to
any party, and more 80 to Eye carpet-baggers;"
who, if they could, would gladly write on his
tombstone:
'withered be the grass above him,
Enemy of our better days.
None knew him to love him,
None named him to praise"
Yours, respectfully,
A CARPET-BAGGER.
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stuth

ALL WHO are in want Of good, substantial
boots and shoes will find them at John Cornmins
No. 131 Meetng-street, nearly opposite Market
street., They are offered at retail. VIZ
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CLUB Of ten persons at one address may
have copy Of The TRI-wEEKLY NEWS for four
months for seventy-fve cents each. One copy
free to who ever sends Us clnb Of ten at thes
rofaa
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You CAN save from fifty cents to one dollar
per pound on teas. by purchasing them from VIII
sons grocery. northwest corner Society and Anson
streets.
Goods delivered free. stush
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BASE BALI.-A match game was played yes
terday afternoon at The foot Of Broad-.treet,
between the second mines Of ths Young Alerts,
and the Palmetto Base Ball Clubs, which re-
suited in the victory Of the Aerts.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, ut Wilson's grocery, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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8 TIE GREAT GoNcERr. Concert in aid Of
the funds OF the Ladies' Mutual Aid Associa-
: zion, about which Charleston has been curious
efor some weeks, win certainly take place on
sTueaday night next. The rehearsal Last even
ing went of very vel, Ind it may be promised
{ taas tie Concert viii be worthy of the noble
charity in whose behalf it is given.
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orE COPY Of TIE DAILY News Tor the Presi-
Dental campaign-four months-for two dol
lars cash. 49,.
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BILL OF MoRrA11TY.-Return Of deaths with
in the City of Charleston, for the week ending
July 25, 1868:
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RuRanARY.-The residence, Of Mrs. Guy on
sSocieey.streat was entered few nights since
.aby burglars, and robbed of large amount Of
money and valuables. The thissVes escaped
with their b,oty, but the detectives have been
notified, and they viii soon be placed in du-
rance vi le -
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TIE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND COM
.aEacrAI CIRCULAR viii be ready tor delivery ut
nine O'Clock tomorrow morning Business
houses wishing to subscribe for specified
number ofcopies containing their cards, should
/. leave their orders at our counting room to-day.
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Desirable Property for Investments.
W. Y.LEITCH U z. s. BRUNS.

6TOAeTS ahu huCL1OhccISs
VIII be sold at Auction, THIS DAY. 30th instant,
at the Old Postoffce, at II o'clock,
The following FIECES OF REAL ESTATE, VIZ:
/. That DESIRABLE BUILDING situated at tha
corner of Henrietta and Elizabeth Streets now occu
pied ns O Grocery. On the premises are well
Of good water spacious Sheds and oil necessary out
buildings Lot measures So feet on Elzateth-street
by So feet In depth.
street, directly opposite East Bay-srest, known as
No. T. measuring go by 220 feet On the premises Is
shed house containing four rooms.
8. The LOT AND PREMISES to the. west or tne
above Lot on Calhoun-street, OF the same dtmen-
sions, and containing shed house with four rooms
T. That comfortable DWELLING HOUSE In Reid
street. known as No. 20, and adjoining the residence
of Mr. Devereux. The house Is two story building
containing four rooms with double piazza. On the
premises are kitchen and all necessary outbrnd.
ings, with well Of good water. Lot measures SO
by J36 feet deep.
s. That cdvanta leously situated JOE ia Charlo te-
street ore door from the corner Of Meetng-strees,
and imme diarely oppo.ite the mall Of Flynn's
Church. Lot measures So By 112 feet.
g. That high and dry VACANT LOT In Alexander.
street few doors north OF Calhoun.street measur-
ing So by 1914 feet This Is lot advantageously sit
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RAR.-A refreshing rain fell yesterday,
which effectually laid the dust and rendered
the atmosphere several degrees cooler. 1t
! CAME down for time asif all the trap doors
sshad been opened, but its fury was soon ez-
: pended, and the umbrellaless were permitted
{ 10 leave, the various shelters which the sudden
waterfall had forced them to seek.
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Our HOUSE. E.-Torck, the famous has gree
turtle soup during lunch hours to-day.
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TIE CRY ORA CARpEr-BAaaER.- fol-
lowing letter is sent to Us by one "of that
unfortunate class who, by force OF circum-
stances, were compelled to land in the. accompany
of the great Mackey, but, who to-day, see the
error Of their ways, and, with carpet-bag in
hand, will go their way and sin no more:"
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