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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-14

TAX ON AMUSEMESTS.--We hope that the
committee OF Ways and Means OF the City Coun.
Gil, in their new TAX b will reduce the tax levied
upon the Charleston Academy Of Music. At the
time tina: the present tax was imposed, there was
no building IN Charleston devoted only to pur.
poses OF amusement, and it was we'll enough that
opera troupes, circus riders and minstrtis who
are here today and gone tomorrow, should pay
fair license fee. The circus for instance, leaves
nothing In the city beyond the license money
and most other travelling shows are In the same
category. With the Academy Of Music the case
is vesy different. II was built by Charleston Inc.
chanics, is ownerl by resident Of Charleston, and
Is leased by Il lsa,inorcun. whom W. hope tt
make lone OF ours"
The Academy Of Music pays heavy real estate
tax TO the city, and the largest proportion Of is
receipts lows back to the wOrkmcn and trades
people. 1t is, besides an important means OF at.
tracing strangers who bring trade 10 Charles.
ton, and we think that the Academy should no,
be taxed higher than similar institutions in other
cities In baltimore the city tax Is 81 night in
loston 81. in New York 81 50, and in Charleston
$40 night. This Last Is by far too much; AMI we
hope II will be reduced, as regards the Academy
OF Music to the Boston OF New York rate. The
same indulgence might he extended 10 the iiibcr.
nian Hail, but all crcuses and strOng entertain.
mcni5 OF that Kind should be iuadc To pay, as
now, a very handsome tax.
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NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS
FOR SALE AT
FOGARTIE'S hook DEPOSITORY.

CATALOGUE No. a.
booK BUYERS VIII lind II To their advantage to
consult thls catalogue. The list will Oc changed
at least once week.
m wai %Sfs appwyopras Offering than beau,
elegant collection OF GERMAN AND ENGiIsi
CllRoMoS, consisting Of cabinet pictures. land
scapes grouls, tigurcs, fruit =, flowcrs ali copies
from the hcsi artists The prices are very low
und the pictures arc tue finest GhromOs produced
THE RIVERSIDE rIiESS Edition OF Standard
Works, nut up In neat bUXes, suitable for prcsci.
tati1n, VIZ:
DisraeliwCnriosiies o! Literature. vols. ST.;
nncnitns OF Literature, vols, S. so; Calamn.
Literary Character Of Men OF Genius 81 81;
llnllam's Middle Ages, vols, s5 25; May
constitutional History OF EnElund since The
accession Of George IN, 1900 and 1860. . vols
So 80; Caryle'a Critical add Miscellaneous IA.
says, vols, S9; Hoods Poetical Works 3
vols, 8, 50: ioods Prose Works vols
81 SO; Hoods Poems. VOL, 50: IU0d's Whl,ns
and md! Oddities, 81; The Works OF Charles Lamb
Macaulay's Critical, Historical and bIlsce,lap con
Essays. vols, Sl3 90.
Macaniay's Speeches ami Poems, vo!s 81 5o Bur-
tons a natouiy OF Melancholy, 2 vols. s. a.
Charles Dickens Works, Globe Edition. print.
ii, Cd n large iyps @ Oh fnc paper Illustrated hy
81 so per VOL; Milman-Latin Christianity, s
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So %: History Of the Jews, ) vols. IS 2j
The above are bound in morocco, cloth, large
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Critical Misceilanies, vol, Sa: phip II. 3
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edited by Mllman, In six vols, in rich gilt
half calf, SIS
Chnnocrs' Encyclopaedia new. complete in 10
vols, bound in FIJI! library sheep $50.
Chanhcrs' Atlas. to accompany the Encyclopa.
da Library sheep, 81 30.
Mi'iers Almanac. FOR 1870. Is now ready for dc.
Hve.y-reiail price 10 cents; l liberal discount
to the trade.
:. R.-wc are receiving large additions tn our
stock of Holiday Books Pocket Iibles, PRAYER.
books, Family Bibles, English Editions III all the
most beautiful styles OF bindings. Our asSort.
mcnt or Books FOR the young IL large and varied.
Any Books published In America or Europe
sen, free OF postage OIL Tcceip; of publishers
price. Address
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No. 2GO King street, in the Bend Charleston s. C.
declI tnthspSC
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by HOLMES & MACBETH,
AMctfnneers

GALE At DRAYTON HALF. PLANTA-
~ TiON.
Win be sold positively on SATURDAY next the
Ism December, NJ Drayton Hall Plantation on
Ashley River, lhe following Articles:
One ~ 20.horse ENGINE, with Cylinder Boilers
TWO (sl Phosphate Washers, with Gearing com
plctc
One ~ I.ebby Pump, capacity 1900 gallons pei
Two t2) Lift Pumps
One tn bellows and sundry l,lacIsmiths' Tools
Four (4) Phosphate Cars
NheclbarrOws, ShOvels, Picks &c.
TWO !2l pair Platform Scales, GOO lbs. each
Sets Harness
Wagon, Carts
Beliing for running washers and pumps
Lot Old Iron, Timber, &C.
One ti) Soar Canoe Boat
One ~ set Cottage Furniture, and sundry other
articles.
Terms OF sale CASH. Articles to be removed
positively by the 3lst December, 1850.
The steamer Samson Will leave Accommodation
wharf at O'Clock on Saturday morning, TO take
persons To the above sale, and also giving stran-
gers an opportunity OF visiting the Phosphate
WorkS on thut river 0ecl4 tutitsI
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A v 81 TO r
Once said If we only knew where the resident
citizens made their purchases there we should get
well served. To such we oHer
A DIRECTORY.
The Indies who desire the latest STYLES of fash.
ionane Head Dressing, Cur.s, Chgnons or
BrGids, Go 10 AZ. & a. ASHTON
The gentlemen who desire to be prcscntablc in
Adonis attire, for Wigs.
Go to N. & A. ASHTON.
All who desire ihe best German Cologncs,
60 to Al. & A. ASHTON.
FOR Dladem or Coronal Combs, all
Go to M. d 4. ASHTON.
Those who require the best Extracts
Go to II. & A. ASHTON.
hvcry one who desires good Hair Brushes or
CombS, Go to h. A. ASHTON.
ol necessity all who require q good Tooth
BRUSH, 90 to d. Il A. ASHTON.
For genuine Tale do Vents, all must
Go to M. d A. ASHTON,
For HAIR Dyes and Regenerators. nearly all
90 TO M. j. A. ASHTON,
In faot, all who requrc genuine goods from tho
following houses: '"e
Society Iiygienique, ! -,iBaiiey's,
G,ublnfs, aIAtEInaon,s q
Cowdray'a, Gosneli,s, 6
river, ISII.oHe L Sons lS
uuerlaln, ISlYarllcy, <
Henry & Demarson, llowlanis d Sons, :.
Rowland, jo
As also, Vents Goods In their line from every
roputame manufacturer In the States,
90 to NJ. 4 A, ASHTON.
No. 24o King street,
Ptve desrs from Market strcet,
AoN mWfSmeA
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THE CITY AND TIE CITY DEBT The publi-
cation in TIE NEws Of yesterday Of plain and
straightforward statement of the impecunious
condition of the city government, has led to the
promise OF better hchayior in The future Mayor
Piilsbury, when the paragraph In THE NEWS was
read to him 10y Il city official, said al once that
something must he dune. lie had nOl seen tra;
the expenses OF the police ami streets could be
curtai.cd in any way, but the expenditures in
those departments must be reduced ..somcheow. ;,
This gratifying declaration was not intended, ne
hope, for outside effect. Let Mayor rillsbury
stick to the platform OF "honcsty anu economy, ,,
and hc will soon convert his open foes into fast
friends. Only lie must stick
we are authorized to say that one Of the ciir
banks haa offered to lend the city what money
may be required TO meet the Janrlarv intercs:,
anu that The interest Will be promptly and pune.
,ualy paid. Tae Committee OF Ways AMI Means
expect to make radical changes I'm the system OF
taNa;ion-cvcry pursuit or profession will be H.
censed-and, ifthcr Recommendations are adopl.
ed, they expect that tho influx Of money In Janu.
AIRY Will DC sufficient TO relieve the CITY from all
embarrassment.
AS we SAIL yesterday, we see no objection to q
limited issue OF ono and two dollar city bills.
They cnn be absorbed In trade, and are needed
against an issue OF too large an amount This
can be had in more than ono way. The city bills
are receivable IN payment all taxes; they will
| he taken OH deposit by theI Bank and Peo.
pic's National Bank, and, as, undoubiel.
ly secure, will certainly circulate =. par Let ms
have some small city bills
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by ]. FRASER MATHEHES.
WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, 2lsr,
w nt the Old POsiollice, at IL O'clock

Ia
w at the Old Postonice, Mt IL O'Clock,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
HOUSE AND LOT, No. IS Cannon street. north
side. four ,ioora west OF Ashley stree. IIonsc
contains five rooms, pantry anu dressins.room,
gas anu wnter-works. good ciStcrn, Kitchen, chr.
rage house anu stable. Lot Al feet from; BY leo
feet deep.
Terms cash.
Small House anil I.0, I:ennfain street, opposite
le0 feet deep.
TERMS cash.
Three and n half story Brick House and ont.
buildings nni Lot, north side Magazine street, at
me head of Franklin stree. Lot 90 feet front by
$50 feet deep more or less.
small House and Lot Meeting street west Rl,,c
one door north OF Line street. Lot 10 feet front
5y 100 feet deep.
House and Lot. Meeting street. cast side. one
door south OF WOolfc street. Lot IS feet front by
100 feet deep.
TerIns-iialf cash; balance In ono and two
years, secured by bonds and mort Cages or the
property, with Interest.
building Lot Savage street, No. Is east side
SO feet front, south line 40 feet east line 81 feet
north line 95 feet.
Terms cash.
Purchasers to pay J. +. II. for papers and the
necessary United States Internal Revenue 81 a ms
dccl+ tuwfmtub
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In CHAMBERs.-In the case OF McNannan VS..
John Bonum, Il motion was made yesterday
morning before Judge Carpenter to discharge an
attachment granted by the clerk agains, the de-
fcndant after judgment had been rendered and
execution issued. The court decided that the
effect OF the act OF March 18th, 1863, amending
the attachment law, was TO enable an execution
to be levied upon any property that could have
'becn attached under the act Of September q,
1868. 1t was therefore ordered, tha. the attach
mcnt he dissolved. d. Il. Corbn for the motion ;
opposed, Brewster, Spmtt 4 Burkc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-14
by j. & W. KNOX.
No. 80 nIecttnn Sfrect

CATALOGUE SALE AT MASONIC
~ HALL.
We will sell THIS DAY and WEDNESDAY, De.
ccnDrr litl ana 10th, nj O'Clock =. NJ,
ARTICLES remaining from Masonic FAIR com.
pfisihs Pictures. Stationery, Parian Marble 10.
nemian and China Vases, Silver Plated Ware
embroidered Goods. Household Articles, useful
aliG ornamental; Toys. Jellics, Preserved Fruits.
Vegetables, japanese Goods, &c., &c.
open FOR exhibition 1t 10 O'Clock a. NJ. TO 8
O'Clock l.. Al. Articles to be removed i'm umc,,atcly
Terms cash. JnrIi >
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-14

CHRISTMAS AMusEaHNTs. = The theatrical
performances at the Academy OF Music have met
with such general appreciation, that Manager
Ford has determined to add 10 the gaiciy OF
Christmas week by series or entertainments
adapted 10 the occasion. As there will he "a large
influx OF strangers during that period, tie author
tiles OF the South Carolina anG Northeastern Rail-
roads might mako some arrangements whereby
strangers may visit the city ana return Oh one
fare.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-14

MASONIC ELECrIoS.-At the annual comml,-
'nication OF LII Candcur Lodge, 40. Sc, a. F. NJ,
hcld at Masonic Hall, Friday evening" 10TH In
.stant the following officers were elected for the
ensuing Masonic year: BROS. Joseph Bock. w. VI.
Louis Iiabenicht, S. W.; ID. Muller, J. w. J. S.
Rhodes, treasurer; Henry WAGNER, secretary; J.
Madscn, S. D.; X. Roth J. d.; +. Kiinckworth, j.
Borgcr, stewards; F. Backus tyler; - o'Ecalc,
orGanist
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Auelion Ealcs--s -sulurc pans.
BY z. N. CATER.

By 4. VI. CATER. (.
DOSiTIVE SALE OF FANCY CHINA
u Tea Sets and Chamber Sets and every de-
s!ririion OF Fanny Toys, imported direct by way
OF New ivrS.
Will be sold Oh FRIDAY, the 17lh instant, on
t.c nc second floor, No. - Fcnduc Range, 1T lo
seia, 90 pieces, Fancy Rulr CHINA TEA SETS
sets, ~ pieces, Fancy lnlaid Gold Tea Sets
10 seis, 30 pieces, Fancy Orange and Gold Tea
sets
. sets, ~ pieces, Fancy SpangleI and Gold Tea
Sets
20 SUI er Toilet Tets
ID sc,s Tctc-a-TcLe Sets
Fancy Toys OF a!i the new stylcs
luo Fiench China SpiltoOnS, inlaid with go.,l.
Conditions cash un delivery. IccI4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-14

SinEps or STATE NEws.-Thc barn OF Mr.
W. II. Funderbnrk In Chesterfield County, was
burnt OH tho morning OF the 3d instapt.
Mr. Narcs Dces, another citizen of Chesterfield,
lost his dwelling and outhouscs from the same
: cause A white boy, aged H. and negro girl OF
8. pcrishcd In the flames. Roth fires are suppos.
ed 10 be the work OF an inccndiary.
large number Of the citizens or Chesterfield
are cmigratlng to the West.
tournament was held NJ Friendship Ciarcn.
don District, on last Tuesday, and one will he
held at Manning on The 18th Instant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-14

VALUABLE AND C0NvHSIENT.-"B row n S
Bronchial Trochcs' are widely known ~ an ad
mirablc rcmedy for bronchitis, hoarscncss coughs
and other troubles OF the throat AMI lungs They
are Of great value for the purposes for which they
are designed. while they are usually and pleas
anily etllcacous; they contain no hur,fui ingre.
dienis. but may at all times bc used w:;h perfect
safcty.-BoSion Recorder.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Lcitch ,t Bruins will sell at u O'Clock, at the
Old postofllce, market farm and houses anu lots.
Laurcy & Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, al
their store, fire crackers, hams &c.
Henry Cubia & Co. will sell AT haf-past O'Clock,
at their stores. butter, shoulders. SC.
Riecke & Schachtc will sell nj quarter 10 10
O'Clock, at their store buttcr, hams. &C.
John G. Minor Co. Will sell ut 10 o'clock, at
their store cloth cloaks felt hats, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-14

BUSINESS ENvEI.oPES.-THE NEWS Job Oncc
Is now prepared 70 furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed OH his
envelopes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-14
CITY FF AIRS
Meetings This Day.
q CHAPTER, at Up. 81.

Carolina Chapter, ut IP. d.
South Carolina Society. at 6r. n.
st. Patrick's Benevolent Society, at i. NJ.
li;itna Fire Company, at 7. NJ.
South Carolina Friendly Society, at I T.. VI.
Survivors Association, al I +. NJ.
White Mechanics, ut half.past 7. II.
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anrtionrcrs' 1Drlpaic Balcs, @r.
by j. FRASER MATHEWEs,
RICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION

RICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION.
At Private Sale
That valuable RICE AND PROVISION PLAN.
INiioN called Rnmney, situated ut South Ferry
on the Santee River, containing 1898 acres-4Oo
cleared and under bank. 800 high land ST olcsr.
Ell balance well timhercd with cyprcsY oak Gs
The Plantation il now under cultivation ia well
srtiicd with Dwelling barns and negro housea
AMI anu Known ~ one Of the best places on the rIyor
Titles uDcyccptlOnnbc.
For terms. apply TO
J. FRASER MATFRWES,
Octoo fin
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TIE BIvALvE QUEsTION.---Ii has been
claimed that oysters caa he nuchascd cheaper at
Norfolk, Va, and Newbcrn, y. C.. than at Charles
ton. This statement is calculated TO lniurc Tic
reputation OF our mllrOnh and channel biyalycs,
and is In many respects erroneous. Charleston
oysters opened by the knife are sold ut 81 80 per
gallon, ami ut ~ cents when opened ly heat I'm
Norfolk hcat.opcncd oysters are sold nj 81 per
gallon, anu Mt New!'ern 81 per buslei, or 81 per
gallon. Charleston oysters may not DC superior
to those OF The above mentioned places, but they
arc certainly priced by connoisseurs for their la
vor, and command ready sale. Tho oyster
FARMS in the city AMI vicinity, where some at
tempt at cultivation has been made, have fur.
nishcd specimens that are almost equal TO the
Northern oyster in size
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-14

A CHOICE C0I.I.EcrI0N or CHRISTMAS VA
RiErIEs.-A large number OF articles remaining
from the Masonic Fair will be Oh exhibition ut
tho Masonic Hall today, and will he sold ut pub.
lie auction tonight by mcssrs. J. 4 w. Knox The
collection Is both useful ana ornamental, and
consists principally OF pictures, statuary, Parian
marble, bohemian and China vases, silver plated
ware, embroidered goods, household articles,
toys jcllies, preserved fruits and vegetables.
The prominent features are marble bust
''ve!ed," rare collection OF japanese curlosi-
Ties, sandal wood fnns, and patent velocipcde
Catalogues have been printed, and visitors will he
easily enabled TO designate the lots by the mum.
Sers attached The sale viii be continued on
wednesday night, and splendid opportunity for
making Christmas Investments is offered.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-14

SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
The work on this road is progressing rapidly. The
bridge over the Savannah River vii, be completed
by the goth Instant, and The entire road open for
travel on the goth OF January.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-14

FoR THE IIoLLDAYs.-Chcap chroinos. fnt
photographs, handsome picture frames, n larg,
stock of albums-chcapcr than the cheapest. Al
c. G. Fighters, No. lGl King street.
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On TUESDAY, the l4th December next. at !,
usIomhouSc.
AZ. that LOr0F LAND, with the buildings there.
on, situate at The southeast corner Of Coming ana
Norris streets In this city. Known In 4 survey of
tie MOTIFS lantsby II. X. PAYNE. Surveyor by the
No. J.: measuring In front ON COmin. street 81
lee' Dy III feet in depth more or less. Founding
north on Morris street; cnst on Lot No O:south ON
Lot No. =, AMI west on Coming street
ALSO.
ina, other LOT OF LAND with The buildings
thereon, situate on Coming street, in Ward No 8,
ana Shown III lhc aforesaid survey by the NO. 2:
measuring IA 'front.' Oh Coming street IS feet. by
Ill feet In depth. ionnlng north on Lot No. i:
easl ON Lot No :: south Oh Lot No. OF said plan
oi survey, and west Oh Coming street.
Tcrms-0nc fourth cash; balance In four co,,al
successive annual instllmcuts, with interest from
lhe May vi sale at per cent. per year. payable an.
nuahy. secured by the bond or bonds OF the pur-
chaser. Buildings to be insured and policy as.
siGhri. JAMES w. GRAY.
ucclI Special Rcfrrpc.
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A PROPOSED RADICAL CHaNGs.-The Com
missioners OF the Market advertised some time
'since Tor proposals TO erect new scale houses ut
the lower end OF the market number of bids
were subsequently received, In accordance Will,
the plan and specifications furnished by the CITY
Engineer When examined by the commissioners.
that body decided not to accept the lowest ofrer.
hut considered new proposition, to transfer the
1lsi market to the lower end Of the market on
the opposite side of East Bay. This change w0uld
enable the board TO transform the fish marIet
into two scale houses, with q passage In the
CENTRE and would give fat Job TO some one. It.
IL stated TINT 8 motion will be made In Council
tonight, to giyo the Market Commissioners
power to effect this change. The move Is un.
qucsIonably against the interest OF the entire
community, and it Is to be hoped that the COM
mls.oncrs iSill reconsider the subject.
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THE STEEET CARS AND THE ACADEMY OF Nu.
sic.-Complaint Is often made that the street ears
stop running at too early an nonr, and .hat all
hut the few persons who have private convey.
;tnccs are compelled 10 start for home 1T nine or
half past nine unless they are wiiin. To take nil
the risks Of wind and weather. This has been II
great Inconvenience since the opcuipp OF the
Acalemy Of Music. Many ladies have been ui..
willing or unable 10 walk late a, night To their
homes, ana the absence OF the street cars has
iihdered tie success OF the performances, which
IN every other respect are so popular
These circumstances have been taken intu ccD
slhcration by The City Hallway Company, and
PRESIDENT Riggs gives notice that the ears will
MAKE extra trips on each line after the regular
schedule time. Cars will leave the upper lcrmi.
nus in Ruiledgc avenue and in King street at $50
II. NJ aud 1890 +. NJ, and will leave She battery
~ 10 r. NJ, waiting Al the corner OF Hceting and
darEet streets until the performance ut the Acad
emy is over. ifthe experiment Is successful the
cars may be run in the summer months as late as
IL O'Clock. On all the eHtrn trips the fare will be
ten cents passenger, no commulation or scaron
tcSets being recognized. This is the regular ain.
gle fare Of the company, and no one Will obJec, to
paying ten cents for q ride home after 10 o,eloc,
at night.
Tic cStrect Railway Company, In running the ex
ira trips, show proper regard for the pubIc
convenience, and will We hope, be cncouracedt 70
go step further. Charleston Ia not n fishing vii.
lage, where all hands go to bed with the chickens
ana We hall the action OF the City Railway Com.
panJ rs move in the right drection-that OF
giving every possible facility to residents as we'll
as strangers.
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