The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-06

throughout the State to the excellent faciltles
which our office enjoys for the prompt execution
OF all kinds Of Book and job Printing. Fully pro-
yided with new type and machinery of the latest
and most approved pattern, and having large
and carefully selected stock Of cards. ehVe.opes
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of plain and ornamental printing IN the very oes'
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establishment in the Southern States. Call AT
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scale of prices and specimens OF our WORK.
IxIoN.-The famous Chapman Sisters, with
Bishop. the inimitable apostle OF fun, and their
COMPANY OF about twenty-five persons. will open
at the Academy Of Music tonight in the classical
operatic buresque OF INon. The Chapmans have
drawn crowded houses-in fact, created a J"'ofe-
wherever they have appeared, and we feel assured
that as soon as the Charleston public shall nave
made their acquaintance on the Academy ooards
the rush for tickets to their entertainments Will
be something unprecedented
CRuMBs.-The list of chances tor the music
box at Won Santens is rapidly filling up. 1t Will
make an admirable Christmas present.
The baptismal ceremony was performed yester-
day ut the west end OF Tradd street, by the ReV.
Jacob Legare, pastor OF the Morris street Baptist
Church. colored. A number of persons OF Do'h
sexes were united to the church.
There will be sacred concert at the Cathedral
Chapel OH next Sunday night for the benefit oil
the parochial school for boys, which has been
recently opened.
The Planters and Mechanics Bank Will resume
the receipt of deposits this morning.
The India rubber spring guns used by boys on
the street are thorough nuisance, and several
windows have been broken by these missiles.
The patent saw on exhibition at the Artesian
Well is attracting considerable attention.
The horses attached TO one of the Rutledge
street cars broke loose while being transferred at
the Battery terminus on Saturday afternoon, and
created some excitement before they were
stopped.
The Cuban sub-Junta recently formed in this
city is rapidly increasing in numbers. Messrs
R. S. Morillo, at No. 352 King street, or Edward
Forms, 1O2 Market street. will give information
on the subject.
The Rev. Louis H. Tafe, Swedenborgan
minister is now in this city He is the missionary
was church OF this denomination in Charleston
before the war.
The Board OF Equalization will meet NJ the
ONCE Of the County Auditor this morning.
oliver Brown, the colored steward OF the bark
James Z. Eaton, and Irwin Antonio, seaman OIL
the brig Faunterno, were arrested yesterday as
deserters by Officer Levy. The former fought
desperately. The keeper OF the boarding house
where they were was also arrested on the charge
OF harboring deserters.
T. ]. Mackey has gone to Washington to repre-
sent this State in the Labor Convention to be held
in that city.
The new and spacious store for Mcssrs. Boil
mann Brothers, north Of TIE NEWS office, is fast
approaching completion. The frame work OF
the windows in the second story is now up.
The Express Company have not yet completed
their move portion OF the furniture is In the
new building, and the officials are at present
camping out, the Old Office being in state OF dis
order incident to move.
difficulty occurred on Saturday between
negro and white man, near the lower market,
in which the former was severely cut In the face.
A shooting ARRAY occurred on Saturday night
near the circus tent, in Columbia, between sever
al negro boys, In which one OF them, named
George Dial, was, it is supposed, mortally wound
ed. Two boys, one named Cute Smith, believed
to have been engaged in the difficulty, were ar
rested by Chief Radcliffe.
A dog fight, which was commenced in Queen
street and interrupted by the police, was resumed
up the shell road, and attracted large crowd.