The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-28
THE DAILY NEWS.

THE DAILY NEWS.
~ LARGEST cRcULATIoN.-THE ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
ouArIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
pUBLIsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N TIE PosToFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVIs-
yoNs OF TIE NEW PosroFFIcE LAW.
LOCAL M ALTERS.
s... AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
CAMPBELL. KNOX & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their auction house, No. % dases-suee0
boots shoes and dry goods.
A. q. ABaAHAMs & SoNs will sell at III ocioch,
at No. SIT King-street, stock OF dfy eoous'
&c.
bIEEr1ses.-The German Democratic Club
meet this evening at their hall in Kiug-street.
The German;a Bund also meets at the corner
of King and Liberty etre6tS,
PERsoNu.-The Northern papers contain
statement that Ex-Governor Orr, Of South
Carolina, hus determined to take up his resi-
dence in Sb. Joseph, Missouri, and to resume
the practice Of Law in that place.
F1aEMin,s BA1L--The German Fire Com
many wilIcuntinue o good old custom by giving
"a ball on the list proximo, at which sof' eyes
will look lcve to eyes which speak AGAIN, ana
the twirklipg feet OF the young and gay Will
rnerriIy trip the time away.
Ton.oco TzHvEs.-James Edwards and jake
Richardson, two small colored boys, MADE q
raid nm Messrs. q. Klatte & Co. store on Sat
urday last and abstracted several plugs OF to-
bacco. Thsy we're seen and captured, and Will
account for their misdeeds to-day.
Masonic. The Masonic fraternity are direct
ed to notice which appears in another col
rmn. in which the craft are invited to attend
a communication of Friendship Lodge, No. 3,
held this evening, at the Masonic Hall. a leo
ture win be delivered by the Worshipfu! Mas
ter. ,i,-t-,
ABAp B1Ar.-In base ball, as in most other
games. one. side must win; but it is seldom
that the cd as are so great as in game played
on Saturday afternoon, between the Vigilant
and Pawneo Clubs, both juveniles. There were
nine innings played, and the game closed with
the score standing: Vigitants twenty-five; Paw
NEE three. ~, Sk 81 al 80
Fon Gp,RaErowN.-The steamer Emile,
Captain Isa 40 Davis,is is advertised by her agents.
Messrs. s1ackelford l. Kelly, to leave for
~Gecrgetowa and waccamaw on the 18th inst,
&C six O'clock. The Emile ils now receiving
freight, and will leave Commercial wharf at the
hour mentioned above.
/. Manager Templeton, the inde-
fatigable, who with his dramatic company has
been making the round OF the interior towns
Of Georgia, "Opens weeks season in Colum-
biato-mor1ow night, after which, we presume, he
NAV be expected in Charleston. The bright eyed
and versatile Alice Yane, actress, danseuse and
vocalist, is still the star Of the company.
A GRAVE MIsTAKE.-sampson Brown (color-
.ed), the victim OF the Cllhoun-street cutting
scrape, and whose demise was announced in
our last issue. sends us q communication from
the City Hospital solemnly averring that he Ii
'ttnot dead yet" and that he hhs no present in
.tention of shutting off this mortal coil. There
.is, therefore, ND immediate need for the SER
vices OF tho Coroner. ........s
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IA REsUsREcT1oN-on Saturday morning
while the steam dredge boat was engaged in
deepening the dock off Adger's North wharf,
the bucket struck block Of granite which was
: drawn to the surfa ce aud secuted. The gran
lite was q square weighing over ton, and
was sunk about twenty years ago when the
wharves were built. A vessel laden with stone
to be used in building the wharves lay along
side, and this block slipped from the tackle
-and went to the bottom.
The CnoUs.-Gltes' popular Brazilian Cir
@cus was crowded on Saturday night, an though
the accommodations were ample, every seat
was filled with delighted occupant. ThepeI-
formances OF this troupe are more vtried and
infinitely better than those usually seer in these
travelling shows. Saturday night WAS the last
Of the season, ,,and the company will take up
the line Of march for. Wilmington and the big
Northard. There are number Of Charleston
ians connected with the Circus, and we hope
that they wlfbe as successful as they deserve.
SDEw6LKsi La HABENIoHT.-Captain A.
;Habenicht has been authorized by the South
Carolina Railroad and the city authorities tolay
an asphaltum sidewalk in John and Line streets,
between King and Meeting. The Habenicht
composition will also be laid in Calhoun-street,
from Rutle6ge to Lucas, and on the south
Of Wentworth-street, between King and Com
ing. In the two last instances the expense Of
the sidewalk will be partly borne by the own
ers OF the houses in front Of which the new
pavement win be laid.
TIE WANpo FkRrILNNa CoapANY--MoRE
IMPROVEMENTS. s.-0n Saturday was completed
the roof tree Of building recently erected by
hha W.ndo Fertilizino Company on Patton's