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payment of said drafts and bills in London. M.
Blanc, however, could not see the point, and
gave him one hundred francs to enable him to
reach London. Thus Edelmann left Monaco,
but not before he had swindled the porter of the
hotel out of eight hundred francs, besides con-
tracing debts with different parties about town.
He left his ''niece" at Monaco as q kind of
pledge of security, and at last, in order to get
rid of her, she was given some hundred francs,
with which she started for Frankfort to rejoin
Edelmann. A few days after her arrival there
he was arrested and disposed of as above.
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FROM EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.

By INe ANgl0-HWI6IFouH OW0Vv'
LONDON Oct Ill A.M.--Consols, for money 93%
for account 9396@03K u. s. 5-20s OF 1862, S4I6; OF
1865, old, S35S; of 1867, s21s; ERIE hairoad, 24H
can stocks steady. -
IIyERPooI, oct. Ill A. M.-Cotton dun. Mid
ding uplands 123Sd.; middling Orleans, l235d. The
sales to-day are estimated at 5000 bales.
LONDON, oct. I'll A. M.-Linseed oil, Gao 3s. :
Common rosin, 6s 3D. @Gs. Cd. Sugar dull on the
spVI ana quiet aIlOat,
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THE .LyATE FLOOD.

The Lehigh and SchuvIkiIi Railroad Repaired.
The following telegram has just been re-
CATAsAUoUA, Oct. 7-E.W Clark, Esq.:-The
damage to the Lehigh and schuylkill Railroads
at this point is about repaired, and we have
clear track the whole length of our line. We
shall pass passengers and coal trains to-day.
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST BX TELEGRAPH.

The Tennessee Senatorship- Con-
test Waxing Hot Between John
son and Etheridge - Murders
on the Plains Consolida-
tion of Express Companies
Discovery of Rich Gold
Plaoers- Financial and
Commercial.
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Ono or two incidents of the recent Maine
election are worth noting. Brewer, the native
place of Governor Chamberlain threw less than
80 Democratic votes against nearly 400 for him.
Lisbon threw 81 Republican votes and not one
Democratic. The little town of MaXfeld steadily
votes "a Republican year after year, and no op-
position. While Renedicta, Aroostook county, re-
turns no Republican vote.
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, adjusted in flye-twenty bonds in addition TO the
t9ular purchase OF one million announced for to-
morrow. The amount will be added to the awards
at the opening. The additional amount is for the
mixing fund, and is representative OF the accrued
interest on the bonds which have been already pur
chased for the sinking fund.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING
rug tucson NICHOLSON Baltimore, with a tow of barges
Tug Commodore Wilson, Havre-de Grace with a tow of
barges to W. p Clyde Co. Wv -
ARRIVED THIS MORNING
Steamer X. Willing, Cundiff, l3 hours from Batimore
with mdse. TO A. Groves. ,Jr 1900 ,- -''i1'Oi0'
steamer chester Jones, "a hours from New York. with
Steamer Diamond State, Webb, 10 hours from Balti-
more, with mdse TO A. Groves, ,Jr.
sSnI EIecta Bailey Smith days from Boston, with ice
sehr Glengarry, Yates 70 days from Bath with ice
SehT Express -, days from Greensboro. Nd. with
railroad ties TO Pennsylvania Railroad 90.
with railroad ties TO PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co. ,,h
Sehr bowdoin, Randall IL days from Portahu' WIZ"
meanings TO Geo q. Carson o. - ,
Sehr nj. Weaver Weaver from Providence.
hchr j. ). Weldin Crowell, from froVug5u1o91' V51o1 ID
Schr eliza and Rebecca, Price from prlsto'' H' ="
Schr w H. Dennis Lake. from @ RAJ Raston nt'
Schr n. Ii. Cotton, Robinson, from ppsVol potn,
Scbr H. j. Holway, Thompson IRON DDS DosoJ' ~ 7
Schr n S. Miller GodfFey FtSm 'fSo TSeoreetown Md
~, M W aasrson Allen from Baltimore, with
80 uk * a 10 W P Clyde 90. r., 80
VpM oI Nerrhew, from HavredeOrace, with
a tov of barges TO W. r. Oyde 20
MEMORANDA.
Shin Alfred Burt for Philadelphia, sailed from Liver
pqS Brunette Freeman hence at New York yes
teEd@y Pauline Krujor hence. at Swnemunde 23d ult
s; Flla Maria, Berry sailed from Cardenas 10th ut,
So q nnort north OF Hatteras.
Brig II; Mcphersou Mason for Philadelphia sailed
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OLEARED THIS MORNIN

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TErrap. .pr,
IA. M,........5O II A. Nj. ......aIaP. 80
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For additional Marine Ne,Os see inside Pages.
OBJ TeLeQraphl

NEW York, Oct Arrived steamships Iafayette from
and MORO Castle, from Havana. ~ 'i
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W. Z. Clyde 4 Co. ' " :" W" Vi o"fsoS'
Tug Commodore Wilson, Havre-de- Grace with tow of
barges to w. p. Clyde 4 Go. 0' "'A w" Vi
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To our Friends in t.,e Country.

The strides which THE NEWS has made In cir
culation, especially in the country, within the last
twelve months, encourage us to redouble our
efforts to make it such paper as everybody wants
to read and visitor which shall be welcomed in
every household in the State There is no good
reason why live Charleston newspaper, which
keeps pace with the progress ana spirit OF the
day, and Is published at price which places II
within the reach Of all should not, with proper
mail facilities attain q circulation OF Tnlrty
Thousand copies; and we can promise that no eA'
ertions or enterprise shall be wanting on our part
to make the regular edition Of this journal ap-
proximate to that figure.
AS a peculiarly attractive inducement to the
&anters Of the State to become subscribers to
THE NEWS before the expiration Of the present
year, We have arranged with Messrs. walker,
Evans Cogswell, the publishers OF the Rural
Carolinian, ;" to supply that new and superb agri-
cultural magazine, together with THE NEWS, at
the following very low rates:
THE DAILY NEWS and the 81 Rural Carolinian,"
one gear, for six dollars and fifty cents.
THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS and the "Rural Carroll
man," one year, for four dollars.
Subscriptions to the two publications may be
sent either to the proprietors Of THE NEWS, or 10
the proprietors of the "Rural Carolinian." But
parties desiring to avail themselves Of this offer
must do so before the first OF January next, as
the arrangement viii not be extended beyond
that period.
When these rates are contrasted with those OF
the Charleston papers before the war; when the
yearly price Of daily was ten dollars, and OF
tri.weekly five dollars, in gold, or its equivalent
we think we may fairly claim that TIE NEWS has
labored to some purpose in the diffusion Of intel
lgence among the people at prices suited to the
changed aspect Of the times.
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BrG. M. sTEFFHNs. NO. 80 Yendue Range.
Anrtion GaIes- FIXTURE Daps.
A. C. MCGILLIvRAY, Auctioneer.
FINDER DECREE EQUITY .
]. LUCAS PEARCE vs. FRANCIS c. PRI0LEAU
AND JULIA DUPRE.

Will be sold on TUESDAY, the I'd day Of Novem-
IL o'clock A. NJ. precisely,
All those LOTS OF LAND, with the dwelling
house and buildings thereon, situate on the north
side OF Beach street, in the Town OF Mount Pleas
SAINT, known by the Nos. 8, and 10 In plan OF
Hadrall's Point, made by Edward b. White, Sur.
veyOr, in January, 1S49, containing In front on
Beach street 17S feet, on the back line on white
street 172 feet, In depth on the eastern line o!I
feet, and on the western line SIT feet ncnes, pc
the said dimensions more or less; bounded TO the
north on White street, south on Beach streets
the west on lands now or formerly OF Hibben Le-
land and James Anderson. l.-
Terms-0ne-half cash; residue on credit OF one
and two years, with interest from day OF sale,
payable seml-annually, secured by bond or bonds
OF the purchaser and mortgage OF the premises
sold. Premises to be insured and policy assign
ed. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
ALSO, -
| Under Decree In Equity, J. Lucas Pearce vs.. K.
C. Prioleau, at the same time and place,
All that valuable PLANTATION or TRACT OF
LAND, with dwelling house and other out6ulld-
in0s thereon, situate on the drains OF Shaw's
| Creek In the County Of Barnwell, 8. O., and In
miles of the salubri0us and 1ourishlng Town OF
Aiken containing 4S0 acres, more or less; boundr
ed north, northwest and west by lands OF Eugene
Durbec and G. B. Lythgoe, on the east and nortn-
east by land Of Edward Arthur, on the soutneass
by lands OF John Arthur and F. Follin, anu on
| the south on lands Of Rebecca Woodward
Terms-One.hah cash; balance on oredlt OF
| one and two years, secured by bond and mort
| gage, interest payable semi-annualy. Purchaser
- pa' iO' p'p''' "''>' e Z. ". NJ. MACKEY,
oct12 tu4 ..---.--. >, U. Y.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.-A special
meeting OF this body was held last night, the
president, Fl. Cobia, Esq, in the chair.
A communication from committee OF the fac
tory Of Charleston in relation TO the charges for
storage OF cotton and the delivery Of and pay
mspt for cotton and rice, was received as infor-
nation and referred to the committee Of the
Board on the same subject. q
A communication from the National Board OF
Trade in relation to the presentation OF subjects
be considered at the next meeting OF that body
was referredto the Executive Committee.
A communication in reference TO tariff Of
charges Of the Suez Canal was referred to the
Executive Committee.
The president stated that the Board would pro-
baby obtain possession OF their new hall in few
days, and that he hoped that the next regular
meeting OF the Board would b1held there.
E. W. NJ. Marshall, Esp, offered the following
resolutions:
Resolved, That Donation OF 5000 be made by
this body TO the annual fair Of the State Agricui.
tural and Mechanical Society, as mark Of the
lively interest taken by the Board OF Trade OF
Charleston in all movements looking to the i'm.
prevement and development Of the agricultural
resources and mechanical industries of the State
Resolved, That the president Of this Board he
autn0TlZeu TO IOrWatu the ABOVE amount 70 the
treasurer Of the State Agricultural ami Mechan
cal Society, s1fh o copy OF the above resolution.
Mr. Marshall spoke briefly and warmly in sup
port Of the resolutions, which were seconded by
'H.B. Olney, Esq. The president also commend
ed the proposition to the Board and the resolu.
tfons were unanimously adopted.
After passing resolution for the appointment
OF standing finance committee, to consist OF the
president, the vice-president the senior eN-pres-
dent, the chairman OF the Executive Committee
an9 the treasurer OF the Board, The meeting ad-
joyrned,
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ABAp wIFE.-Catharine Hoffman, the woman
who, when asked by the Mayor II q young man,
a witness against her, was her husband, replied,
soh NO, YER honor, he's too handsome man for
tfat,r got on another drunk few days since and
carried or some Of her husbands property. He
applied to the detective office. and ofncer Lovett
was detailed to attend to the case. He soon re-
covered the property, and on returning it asked
the husband If ns did not wish HIS wife found.
The husband was so uRgallant and rash as to
boldly assert that be did not want her found; that
he was glad to get rid Of her. ~ "A -F
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THE MARINE HOSPITAL sSTRkPPJNG AFFAIR."
Yesterday the jury empanelled to hold an in
quest over me body Of Patrick Carr. who died at
the Marine Hospital Friday morning, reassem-
bled at the Hospital
e-Drs. Buist and simons, who had made -apost-
mortem examination, reported THAT the deceased
came to his death from disease. OF the heart, and
that the strapping he received from John Klein
would Aot have produced or fastened death.
After hearing some testimony, which proved
that John Klein had whipped the deceased In a
most brutal manner, the jury returned verdict
In effect that the deceased came to his death from
disease Of the heart; and that on the night OF the
-Sth OF October he received cruel !atment at the
hands OF John Klein, nurse, temporarily en-
ployed at the Marine Hospital.
: John Klein is now in Jail, having been commit
ted by Magistrate Mackey before the death Of
Carr for c9mmitting an assault and battery upon
him with intentto kill
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Auction Sales This Day.

Henry Cobia & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store butter, cheese, &c.
r. 4 A. P. Caldwell Co. will sell at half-past
O'Clock, at their store, bacon, butter, &c.
G. W. Stetens will sell at half-past 9 O'Clock, at
his store, butter, tomatoes, &c.
John G. Minor Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, as
their store ladies' cloaks, dry goods, &C.
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NEW UNrFoRM.--rhe contract for the new uni
forms Of the police force was awarded yesterday.
The uniform win consist Of mock coat, vest and
pants made Of navy blue cloth, and will cost
about forty dollars, for which the members will
pay In three monthly instasRaents. The cloth Is
very good, and the uniform win doubtless be pref
ty and serviceable.
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n,-s1v-ss ESvsLoPBs.-THE NEWS Job ONCE is
now prepared to 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 pflnted on his
envelopes,
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A. @. McGILLIvRAY, Auctioneer.
FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
LOUIS F. KOEsTER VS.. WIN. P. KNOX Er AL

VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the I'd day Of Novem-
at ii O'Clock A. NJ, precisely,
All that LOT OF LAND situate at the south cor
ner OF Anson street and Motifs Lane, containing
on Anson street, in 'front.' and on Motifs Lane, In
the rear, 10 feet; and In depth from Anson street
to Motifs Lane l2S feet; bounded north on an
alley which runs from Anson street to Motifs
Lane; east on Motifs Lane; south partly on lands
Of P. Collins and partly on lands OF z. d: VIZ
with the Dwelling and Buildings thereon. 49,"
Terms-one-third cash; residue In four eqt1l
ann~s, aents, with interest from day OF
sale, payable semi-annually, secured BY bonds 9i
the purchaser and mortgage OF the premises solo,
Buildings to be insured and policy assigned.
m. &. W. n. MACKEY, 5. CO
oct5 tu4 CL
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BOYS' AND UTHS'

FURNISHING GOODS.
The handsomest supply ever offered in this city,
consisting In part as follows:
BAJOU,S PARIS KID GLOVES, OF all shades
Laport's Paris Kid Gloves, OF all shades
Trifousse Paris Kid Gloves, OF all shades (al cele
brated makers)
Castor Beaver Gloves
Calfskin Gloves
Alert Cape Driving Gloves
Buckskin Walking and Driving Gloves
Tanned Deerskin Gloves
Buck Gauntlet Gloves
Suspenders OF nil styles, including the Russian
Brace, with Patent-lever Buckles
Cardigan Jackets
Travelling Shawls
Fancy. Colored and Black SILK Ties
Rows scarrs and Cravats such as the Dumas
.he parslan, the New Brighton, the Shake
sno,,., the opera, Alpine, &C.
'fS>' ALSO,
,.,nrnsu,,rs IN DRAWERS, in all quail
oHDi,'',nini' ,'' ,,, nv "anncl, Merino Lambs
ties, including the Angola FL. EIonno, %
Wool, Canton Flannel and Shake, .a,, -, ,,,o
COLLARS OF Paper and Linen, s"- .ho
Graps, Dickens and Bismarck, of Paper; cuu "
Byron, Thalberg, Dickens Egaert, Shakespeare
u ID BuringaaYre, OF Linen.
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MusIcAL-Professor Dauer, whose card will be
found in another column, Is now prepared to give
lessons on the violin, flute and guitar, to tune
pianos and to repair musical instruments gene
rally. Balls and parties furnished with excellent
music at moderate rates.
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pEssoSAn-ThomssR b Crews, ESQ, Of the Lau-
rensyille Herald, Is now making short stay In
our city.
Colonel James Gardner, Of the well-known
banking house Of Hoyt Gardner arrived IN this
city yesterday, and is stssing at the Charleston
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asrryAt Or THE STEAMSHIP ProNEzR.@This fine
Steamship arrived from Liverpool via New York,
ySterdsy, having madethe run from the latter
place to this port in sixty Ave hours
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TIE ASHLEY RIVER MuRDHR.-old man Friday
Nixon asserts now that his son Anthony killed
Dick Richards With two blows OF an axe, while
the nat Was In Eliott's cut. He will tell the whole
truth after awhile -
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THE LATE ACTION OF COUNCIL.

The Radicals not Certain that their Pet
Body has Acted Legally-Some Think
that both the Aldermen and their AP-
pointees are Subject to Imprisonment
for Contempt of Court.
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FHs CHEAPEST YEr.-THE NEWS Job once is
now printing billheads in the best style and on
fine paper, at 50 50 per thousand Merchants think
OF it? 49,
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THE UNITED STATES CoURT-HoN. GEORGE s.
BRYAN, JUDGE PREsIDING.--Both the Circuit and
District Courts were in session yesterday.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The following named parties were drawn as
grand jurors: Benjamin A. Thompson, Marion
Courthouse; W. G. Route, coloredI Charleston;
G. A. Clover Colleton; ]. R. Davis, Monticello; ].
R. Hunter, Ridgeway; q. c. Choice, Newberry;
Jefferson Mccall Yorkvllle Jacob J. Keith,
Orangeburg; John W. Gregorie, Pocotaligo; Ed
ward Orr Anderson; A. L. Watts, Lancaster
Courthouse; Samuel Spencer, Hamburg; vachel
Smith, Buffalo, Kershaw; Sebastian Kraft, Co.
lumbia; VIM. Adamson, Camden; c. L. Casey,
Spartanburg; D. o. Wolfe, Lancaster; r. A.
Pringle, Summerville; John V. Badlard, Sumter.
The following petit jurors were drawn: W.D.
Gerganne, Conwayboro; james Murrell, George
town; W, g, Belllnger, WATERFORD; II, Buck, Hor.
nv; James NJ. Johnson, .stt:atesburg; A. D, Smith,
colored, Mount Pleasant; John Mattison, Calhoun,
Samuel Green, wlnnsboro'; Charles J. Colcock,
Beaufort; Samuel Weston, Charleston; C. L. Jones,
Lancaster; John Knott Graniteville; John T.
Walker, spartanburg; W. A. Lockwood, Marion;
James J. Watts, Lancaster; Augustus Thompson,
Conwayboro'; VIM. Tennens, J. G: eaaekenbush,
Charleston; T. s. Brice, Fairfield; Jefferson Jor-
dan, Chester; o. R. Boyles, Anderson; A. Morgan,
Georgetown; George W. Brewer, Chesterfield; T.
R. Tully, colored, Charleston; Andrew c. Haw-
thorne, Abbevllle; W. P. Ferguson, Chester; W.
P. Knox, Charleston; Samuel n. Griffin, Abbe-
vile Thomas Brown, colored Charleston; James
D. Graham, Sumter; James White, Darlington.
DISTRICT COURT.
In the cases OF W. ]. Ball vs.. c. F. Davis and
James S. Glover vs.. c. F. Davis, petitions to estab-
Ish lien, the petitions were referred to Registrar
Carpenter.
In the case OF W. T. Gary VS.. Thomas S. Miller,
petition to sell personal property, the assignee
was ordered to sell.
In the case of A. P. West vs.. William Abney,
petition to sell personal property, the assignee
was ordered to sell the property on the 4th OF
November
In the case OF William NJ Shannon VS.. ]. Ross,
petition to sell real estate the report OF the as
signee was confirmed and he ordered to make
good and proper conveyance upon the terms
stated
The court then adjourned until 10 A. NJ to-day.
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THE DEATH OF Mr.. JAMES RoSE.-This worthy
representative of old South Carolina died yester-
day morning. at his residence in this city, In the
nth year of his age. Mr.. Rose was born In this
State, and educated principally in England, as
was the custom ef the wealthest families of the
low country. For many years he safe in the
lower house of the State Legislature, and was for
long period president Of the Southwestern Rail-
road Bank and director OF the South Carolina
Railroad Company. In every position to which
he was called he bore himself with quiet dignity
and an integrity beyond reproach. Earnest and
pains-taking in the discharge Of his every duty,
he was remarkable, even amongst the gentlemen
of the old school, for his courtesy, suayity and
nswerving fidelity to principle Devotedly attach
ed to his native state, The sympathized in her sor-
rows and shared in her pains. Would that he
could have been spared to behold the day of the
awakening OF his beloved South Carolina from the
long sleep Of humiliation and defeat This was
not to be. The good man, the faithful citizen, the
true friend, has gone from amongst our people,
leaving in the record Of his quiet and useful life
no less than in his personal character, model
worthy to be followed by the younger men, to
whom we now look for the future honor and re-
nown of the State.
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one OF DICKENS or scott's Works is rYastnt.
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Ce1f
tury. oct6
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BUSI NESS MOTTO s.

MEssRs. f. LAF1rTE & Co., No. 90 Broad street,
have one hundred bales OF gunny cloth, extra
weight, for sale low.
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CITY A FF A I r S
Meetings This Day.
er, at I Z. NJ.

Carolina Chapter, at I ?. NJ.
p-Charleston Library Society, at 2. NJ.
Charleston Rinemen Society, at half-past
p. NJ
South Carolina Society, at P. N.
Survivors, Association, at P. NJ.
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BY W. Y. LEITCH & r. S. BRUINS, Auctloneers.
PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS FINE
ROW OF BUILDINGS IN B0GARD
STREET-VACANT LOTS, &c.

Will be sold THIS DAY, 18th instant, at II
O'Clock, at the Old Postofnce,
That fine row OF WOODEN BUILDINGS, (eight
In number) situated on the north side OF Bogard,
opposite Sires street, between Rutledge avenue
and Rose lane. Each dwelling contains three
rooms and Kitchen attached. Lots measuring
from 20 to 81 feet front, by 46 612 feet In depth
ALSO, i".'
That desirable LOT situated at the northwest
corner OF Coming and Bogard streets, measur-
in front, on Coming street, so feet by II feet on
BOgard street, be the same more or less.
ALSO,
That desirable LOT adjoining the above to the
north, measuring so feet front on coming
street, be the same dimensions more or less.
ALSO,
That desirable LOT situated on the east side OF
Coming street. between Bogard and Line streets, 81
adjoining lands Of Mr.. P. Collins, measuring 80
feet front by 100 feet In depth, be the SAID dlmen
slons more {. {. less.
Terms-One-half cash; balance In one year,
with In, crest Dwellings to be insured and policy
asslgnel Purchasers to pay US for papers ana
stamps. octl1
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AMUsENESTs.-The dramatic company now
performing at Hibernian Hall has fairly earned
the reputation OF being the best stock company
that we have had in Charleston since the war.
The sensational play Of "The Child Stealer' was
brought out last night before good house, and
the thrilling historical drama OF ''La Tour de
Nese," which satisfactorily placed upon
the boards last Saturday evening, will, by par
ticular request, be repeated tonight. An anus
ing afterpece will conclude the entertainment.
This will be the last week OF the dramatic en-
gagement Skiff Gaylords matchless minstrel
troupe, who always draw overhowing houses, will
open here on next Monday evening. The troupe
is said to be more perfectly organized and In bet
ter condition than ever before; and we risk no.
thing In predicting for these representatives OF
the burnt-cork fraternity reception beftting
their vocal excellence.