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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-15

REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Colonel Jacob Fore
man and Mr.. David Foreman were on their way from
shverton, 8. c., to Augusta. Ga, on Friday, when
their horse took fight and ran of, throwing both
gentlemen from the buggy and wo,lnding them Sc
verely. -f
Brignolis Italian Operatic Concert Company con-
template o tour through the Southern cities next
May.
The original Peak Family"-Swiss bell ringers
ana the celebrated "Berger Family harp
ists and volInistsassisted by Sol Smith Russell,
the talented facial delneator," are announced to
perform in Columbia. F;
|. The Savannah Republican reports the arrest in
that city Of "a woman named Mary Constantine.
charaed with stealing vestments from the Catholic
Cathedral The woman appea, to Have d mania for
robbing Catholic Churches she robbed the cathe.
dral In Dharles repeatedly. She went to savan.
nahthree years and since her arrival there has
spent most OF nor Tine In prison. 4
pair of horses ran away with carriage ID Meet.
ingstreet on Saturday; fortunately they injured nc
one, and the vehicle was on slightly dam ged.
J. A. Washington colored, has been appointed by
Governor Scott notary public.
There are number of small boys who gather
around the church doors on Sundays much to the
annoyance OF the preachers and congregations. Can.
not the police disperse them ?
The Equity Docket will be called to-day; members
Of the bar will govern themselves accordingly -s
The italian opera troupe With an unsurpassed
corps Of artists win be In city on the second week
IN April This troupe contains frst.class soprano
of Charleston origin II
w. w. Fowler, the egent Of the Peak Family Bell
Ringers.'is at tho Pavilion Hotel He comes to
make arrangements for the appearance Of the
troute. s{ 3tI
There was fornal inspection Of the police force
Saturday, when they presented an unusually 8ne sp.
pearance. sg
The hotels presented quite lively appearance last
evening with strangers; largo number OF them are
touing the South now.
The pcrsonwho is gaiity OF breaking the window
panes Of Grace Church. and settling tobacco Juice
through the aperture warned 10 desst or he vii
be severely dealt with.
The velocipede manila has rosulted In the 9ornn.
tion Of oiub, which will coon get out machines Of
the most approved pettsrn. V,
There win DO . ball tonight at Orpenheina,s HAN.
wAsro ooupls win be admitted for one dollar.
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gankiug, Gtf.
SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.

AUTHoRIzED CAPITAL FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
THE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY IS NOW
opened at No 10 BROAD-srREET, (southw. stern
Railroad Bank), for the RECEIPT OF DEPOSITS,
DISCOUNT OF PAPER, PURCHASE AND SALE OF
EXCHANGE, and the transaction Of General Bank.
ing Business. M
T Interest allowed on deposits upon the terms es-
tablished by the Board OF Directors. M
The Company Is also legal depository for monies
paid into Court. Will receive Registry and Transfer
Books, act as Agent to pay Coupons and Dividends,
and % Trustee in Railroad Mortgages.
Directors.
WIN. @. BEE (of VIM. q. Bee & Co)
A. g. JOHNSTON (of Johnston, Crews CoI
ROBERT MURE (of Robert Mure Oo)
w. B. WILLIAMS (of w. B. Williams sons)
e. II. FROST (of Frost 4 Adger.) e
j. e. ADGER (of J. e. Adger & Coy
HENRY GOURD1N (of aourdin, Matthiessen &c Col
GEORGE L. BUST (of Buist a. Buist.)
q. q. MEMMINGER (of Memmingsr. Jervey G.
Pinckney) .E8
T. J. KERR (of T. J. Kerr & Coz
J.D. AIKEN (of J. D. aiken & Coz
JOHN cAMPsEN (of John campsen & COY
A. p. CALDWELL (of r. & A. p. cs!awsr.I
WILLIAM X. RYAN.
J. T. wELsAIAN. @
B. O'NETLL. a.5 +.
j. j. GREGG, OF aranitevilie.. q. @. 2i's"'
For further particulars apply at the Ranking
House, Charleston, q. @.
.,e GEO. D. CAMERON. President.
TsanAzAs VI. yvAxsHNes. rasMsex.
Charleston. 9. o., March IA, lese. 8WJ
March 10 taths8
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: Auftioneers' pripate Sales.
0otfls.
It. ou D Ho r EL .

st. cLOUD HOTEL.
THIS NEW AND coMMoI rOUs HOUSE, LocAr.
ED corner Of Broadway and Forty.second-street.
commodation OF It's quests It was Duiit expressly
TOR arst-class family boarding houseI-the rooms
being large and en- suite. heated by ste lm-with hot
and cold water and furnished second to none; while
the culinary department is In the most experienced
hands 'm' afording guests On unequaled table.
= One OF Atwood's Patent Elevators s also among
the modern improvements and at the service Of
guests at all hours. ~ ;l.D1
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass the
door everysfo minutes, running from the City
HAL to Central Park, while the Sixth and seventh
Ayenne lines are but short bleck on either side,
anorung ample facilities for communicating with all
the depots, steamboat landinasg places OF araUse-
ment and business Of the great metropolis.
MORE & HOLLEY, Proprtetors.
WHrcn AZ 4.a 4GG 6moS
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ASSIGNEE's SALE.
BY virtue Of an order of sale to directed, by the
Court for the District of South Carolina 1 will
offer for sale at public auction, on the first MON
DAY IN April next at u O'Clock NJ, at Barhwell
The following REAL ESTATE:
All thas - Lot OF Land with improvements
known as the Bogachie Lot, bounded North by lands
@ a T. % Sy lot py
South Carolina Railroad and West by lands Of w.
Graham containing IN front 146 feet and in depth Ito
All that LOT OF LAND, in the said Town Of Will
iiston, In said County, known as the Beasy lot,
iands OF dillesPy South by lands Of South Carolina
ha1road, and w st by the Bogaehie lot aforemen.
Aso. al that aoE ~ oT gAN6 in said Town and
County! known as Lot No. 4, bounded North by q
street thirty feet wide. East by lands Of Glespy.
lot known as the confscated lot Of the estate OF E.
Wills ian and West We BY street twenty feet wide
In the said County, known as l OF No TO- RANGE +
bounded North by Railroad Avenue, East by " s.
Bambergs lot south by Broad street, and West by
All that LOT OF LAND in the said Town of Bam-
berg, County Aforesaid, known Lot No. 1S, Range
!. bounded North by Railroad Avenue, East BY
lands Of w. 8, Bamberg. South by Broadstreet, and
West by lands of o. r. Faust u
All that LOT OF LAND in said Town and County,
Known as Lot No. g. Range l. bounded North BY
land e W j. Bsmbers and q. ". sambepg, Ug1 west 1
AL that LOT OF LAND in said Town and County
known as No. 8. Range 8, bounded North by Black
bird Alley, East by Washington.stre South by
lands of g. W. Bamberg, and West by Calhoun.
street. i. 49, y -.
Also, half Of LOT NO. -. in said Town and
County, bounded North by lands Of South Carolina
Railroad, East by lands Of p. q. Allen South BY
Broad-sreet, and West by lands Of q. W. Bitch.
Terms-One-half cash; the balance In one year
from the day Of sale, secured by bond or bonds of
the purchasers bearing interest from the day Of
sale. and mortgage Or mortgages Of the YAemises;
buildings to be insured and policies assigned Pur-
chasers to pay for papers and stamps.
4.,ts, ,,,,.. FREDERICK b. SMITH,
Assignee Estate Geo. Hoffman,.
~ Notice is hereby given, by order OF the Court.
TO all persons who may have claim any special or
general lien on the above property to come forward
ana prove their said liens before J. G. Caroenter,
ESQ Reg strar in Bankruptcy. or before the 21st
inst2 or be forever debarred Of any special hep ON
the funds ar1srng from the sale of said property,
whereof notice shall be given to the Assignee afore
said ON or before the'day of sale. r" ~ e
FREDERICK j. SMITH,
.'~.r'. Assignee of Geo. Hoffman,. Bankrupt.
Marcn m4
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MAGNOLIA CEMETERY.-The fine spring wea-
ther is causing crowds Of visitors to repair Mag
nolia to view the quiet and picturesque scenery Of
that beautiful abode Of the Dead or to care for the
earthly resting place of some departed loved one
The half hourly line Of omnibuses, just established
connecting the city with the cemetery, is a great
convenience. and will. as its advantages be-
come generally known meet with liberal support
The proprietor. Mr. Graham, has thanks for kind
attentions.
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CoLoRED PASSENGERS ON STEAMSHIP LINES
In New York. on thursday, in the case of Louisa
Jacobs ag ainst tie Atlantic Navigation Company in
which the plaintiff (colored claimed damages be-
ing refused rstclass passage a steamer to savan-
nah after purchasing frst-class ticket, the jury
were unable to agree. two standing out for the de-
PENDANTS, and were discharged.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, March 10 and 14.--PduUio,s
Hotel.-J Hovis, Santee; W Fowles, Peak Family
Bell Ringers; George Bipg, Huntington, Mass;sG
Weber. Augusta; Frank Leverett, Eatonton, Ga; r M
Young, Calhoun, Ga; Brown, Williamsburg;
Briscoe. Georgia; A n Dewitt, Baltimore; J Bur
Ret. Tryon ana wife, New York; Mrs Charles
Henn, Il 81 Cranen. Savannah; 81 p Morhem, wife
and child, New Orleans; w Wall, u f WAX, Flor
ida; Bursey, Virginia; w Instri, Boston, A @
Sage, New York; R s stroughton. Florida; f Whit
man and lady, Mr. and Mrs q W Harrison. E Ora
min, Mrs Charles Hume. Mr. and Mrs w II Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs Hartel, Jeffriss, Mr. and Mrs Har-
vey, Bergen, Miss Laura Bell, Miss Louisa La
compt. Mile Dian Mons Diani. Miss Rgihhie Devere,
Miss Isabe, Vane, r Clark, F sandford, Haght,
@ Webster, Miss Lisette Bernard, Mrs Cole-white
Fawn Company. 1@.. .Tn1h
Charleston Hotel.-John e Pese. wife and two
children, New York; Hand, Philadelphia; X
johnson, Augusta; Mrs Carpenter and family.
Govington. Ky; w Norcross, Denton, New
York; @ J Mcdonald. w Gordon, England;
Hall, Havana George Fl Berser, Florida; A Eus-
tis. Beaufort; w Weiss Q Deape, Boston; d
Malloy, Maloy, Cheraw; r H Mccormack. Jno
clark Brooks. Hord, Chicago; Colonel
& Benton, Now York, e aIorris, Fenhsy yivanis;
Henry Ellsworth Edward Gerard, Jr New York; R Nj
Young Calhoun, Ga; A Nj Evan, New
York e Vincent, Bansett steamer
Pilot Boy; Mute, City; q Poryear, Georgia;
M Brown, Boston; 81 Adams, Columbia; FL
Goodett, Greenvile; Mr. and Mrs Spencer, child and
servant, DR. and Mrs Bartlett Pennsylvania; G. G.
Blair, L Blair, Illinois, May. Virginia; A Sim
mons, Baltimore; Burton. Philadelphia; II D
Hatch. Mr. Cleveland and family. New York; P L
Robinson ahd wife, q Root, Vermont; s W
Maurice, lady and children, South Carolina; Major
and Mrs Neide, Columbia; q K Elkins and wife,
Chicago; 81 Brown, e NJ Gillett. Walker,
Richland; W Hartley, Philadelphia; s Hawley
and wife, Baltimore; Ayougg, New Jersey;J Rus
sci, Florida; segrune and wife, New York; g z
Stanton and wife, Chicago; Friend, Florida; John
Harrison, Savannah; w L s Townshard, New
Orleans II Yeatman, Baltimore; W II waldly and
wife, Michigan; W II Abrahams, Baltimore; Solo
mons, w Ord: Miss Ord, San Francisco; Mr. and
Mrs Ola rk, New York; M Latham, st Andrews
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Auftiou Sales.
'lsttERlFR's sALE,

BY virtue of the following Tax Executions to me
directed and delivered, will be sold on MONDAY
and TUESDAY. the 9th and 9Th days OF April next,
at the northeast corner OF the Courthouse, between
the hours of IL . clock A. M. and o'clock P. M
All the RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF the
defendants below stated in Leases not exceeding
seven years, in the following described property
levied on and to be sold for Taxes due the State and
Costs. -,
Terms cash. r. w. NJ. MACKEY,
Sheriff Charleston County.
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The LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
attention Of the members of this association Is call.
ed to the quarterly meeting, which will take place
tomorrow at p. NJ, at the Widows Home, in
Broad-street.
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TIE TELEGRAPH OFFIoE E.-The inconve-
nienoe of not having any telegraph Office in the
principal business portion Of the city is daily felt
and hourly complained of. There many reasons
1t is true, why there should be telegraph Office just
where there is one at present but there are many
more, as all business men will acknowledge, why
there should be at least branch Office down town.
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The LATEST CURE FOR LovE.-The female
principal of young lady's seminary in London
the innumerable Of calling in love- that
occur among her pupils, with close confinement and
doses of SIENNA tea. She says The tea never tails.
Sometimes the girl gives in after few doses. but
usually it takes two or three days, and in one case
phe was whole week effectirg cure. For school
girls calf love" she declares there is nothing like
senna tea. NSta '+ t-t~
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Relief Loan Association, at half past P. M.
Etna Fire Company, at half past P. M.
st. Andrews Lodge, at halEpast P. M.
Palmetto Encampment, ut P. M.
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The UNITED STATES Court, MARCH 1S-
HON GEO. g. BRYAN, PREslDINa.-The only matter
before the court on Saturday was the in admi-
rally of Luke Smith against Joseph Foss, master of
the ship Pacific for assault and battery. George D.
Bryan Esq, heard for the libellant, ana Thomas
Y. slmons, Esq, for the respondent.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

AUCIION SALES 7H1N OA1.
WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock, on the
premises, Meeting. street, Fordhams Barroom and
hxtures.
j. A. ENsLow Il Co. will soil at IL o'c1ook. Pal.
Inetto wharf, cargo of new crop sugar and mo-
lasses.
KNOX. DAILY & 60. will sell at 10 O'Clock at their
saiesroom, corner Meeting anu Wentworth streets.
hats shoes, &c.
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steam tug J. r. Staples. while towing up tho Wac
camaw River, near Bucks Mills. the 10th instant,
was discovered to be on FIRE below decks. The tow
was Immediately cut adrif and the boat run ashore,
when every exertion made to suppress the
flames. The upper works. houses, decks, &o.. were
consumed and machinery badly damaged. Great
credit is due captain springs and his Grew. who,
with the assistance sent them from Bucks Mills.
saved his boat from entire destruction. The J. r.
Staples was formerly ewaed at Norfolk Virginia. but
fer the Last eighteen months has been owned and
used at Georgetown, South Carolina. and Is partially
insured. The damage will be speedily repaired. and
the tug soon at work again. HNobody hurt" II t%
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STATE BoNDs.-Mr. A. q. Kaufman, No. IS
Broad street, offers State bonds for sale.
FASHIONABLE TAILoRINa.-Mr. Plenge, the
fashionable tailor advertises to-day his
spring stock, and his announcement in another
column will be found Interesting by all gentlemen
who take pride in their personal appearance. Only
actual and close examination can show how fine his
goods ars and the elegance of and the accuracy
of his ft are too well known to require comment
.iy
DRUas AND CHEM1cALs.-Dr. H. Baer, sue
to E. n. Kellers Co., presents to the public
extensive and varied list Of articles in his ne
which he always keeps fresh stock on hand. DR..
Baer offers oil the inducements to the city custom
that can be afforded bya hrst-oass apothecary and
he can also supply planters and country merchants
with small stocks on accommodating terms.
G., ;.rt --O--
The ATTENTION of dealers is invited to the
cargo sale of sugar and molases offered this day. at
eleven O'Clock, Palmetto Wharf, by Messrs. A.
Enslow & Go. The cargo was selected for this mar
ket and was imported ex schooner Willie Martin.
from Csrdenas 4t. March is
ALL WHO ARE IN WANT Of prime substantial
Boots and Shoes. will fnd them at John Commins,
No. 131 Meetng-street, near the Market They are
offered at retail. tC ma February a.
To THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEORGIA. Relieving "WHANN's RAW BONE Su.
| PERPHosPHATE OF LIME to be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in market, and superior to many.
and being desirous of having it thoroughly tested
we have concluded to offer the following Premiums
LIST. For the largest yield of Cotton fom an acre Of
land, Silver Pitcher worth 500. 3D. For the sec.
ond largest yield of Cotton from an acre of land
Silver Pitcher worth $50 80. For the largest yield
OF Corn frvin Of land. Silver Goblet yyorth
| S25. I.E
The above premiums will be awarded where
| "WHANNs" RAW BoNE SUPERPHospHATE alone ie
used on the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for the premiums will be required
to furnish satisfactory evidence Of the amount pro-
duced on the acre. and statement of the manner In
only of this Phosphate will be distributed during the
season. Prices. delivered the cars at Charleston
$65 per ton, cash; $40 for approved city accep,
| ances, payable list November. s bsassl
| Hy OLAGHORN, HERRING & CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, g. G.,
And No. Warren Block, Augusta Ga
February 23 limo
The .PRoPRIEToRs OF sWhann's Raw Bone
| Superphosphate of Lime cordially invite farmera
dealers and others interested In procuring first
process of manufacture, and inspect the materials
| used. They have, secrets, give full value, and
guarantee their Phosphate to come up to the ltan
| dard analysis. ClaghorH. Herring Co. are the
agents for the sale Of it in Augusta and Charleston
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Auction Sales.
New Crop Sugar and Molasses, Cargo o
schooner Willie Martin from Cardenas.
RYJ. A. ENSTOW ~ IN

New Crop Sugar and Molasses, Carqo of
Schooner Willie Martin from Cardenas.
BY J. A. ENSLOW u co.
THIS DAY, the 18th instant ut II O'Clock will no
sold, on Palmetto Wharf, alongside tho vessel,
IS IS Boxes Boxes Good to Choice GROCERY SUGAR
: : Z SSs' SsSsss Ss;s superior olayea mo'as'ss
40 hhds. superior Cuba Moasses.
Conditions OF sale-Sums under $500 cash; $500
to $1,000, l5 days; $1,000 and upwards, 80 days for
approved endorsed notes. March 10
SHEsxIFF'S SALE
BY virtue of writ of Fieri Facias to me directed
ana dellvered, will be sold MONDAY, the 9Th
day of April next, at the northeast corner of the
!Hae Courthouse between the hours or II A. M. and
All the right, title and in crest Of the defendant in
aIhACl OF LAND. situate in st, Stephens Parish
ana Known as the "Motosee" Plantation, measuring
and containing 400 acres, more or less. bounded
on northeast by lands OF A. Hood, southwest by
lands of Clemens.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of John
A. Shirer, at the suit of A. T. Darby administrator
of j. M. Croswel.
n, ALSO,
At the same time and place.
ALI the right, title ana interest the defendant in
oil that LOT OF LAND north side of Amer ca
street, and bounded north bv lands or late of D.
B. Comstock; west by lands of Charles Daonet :
south @ by lands OF Dennis Hihermann east by Amer
lea street. Measuring north line 70 feet: same
more or less.
(IoV1eu OIL anu 10 De SOLD as the property Dudley
y. Comsock under an execution in the case of viii
liam Armstrong vs. Dudley B. Comstock. ct al.
ALSO,
At the same time and place
All the right. title and interest OF J. H. Baaoett in
aLOI OF LAND. situate In Rose Lane, next to the
corner OF Bogard street. west sde measuring % feet
less. --' 60 ~ -
Levied on and to be sold as the property of j. n
Baggett under an execution in the case Of Micbae
j. Tobin vs. J. H. Baggett Go.
Terms cash. E.W M. MACKEY
March 15 ma q 40
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Estate Sale-Beaufain, street Property.
w. Y. LEITCH & II. s. BKUNS.
AucG1Oneers.
Will be sold, at Auction, THURSDAY, 18th instant
at1 O'Clock, at the Old PostofRce,
All that LOT OF LAND. with Buildings thereon,
situated on the south side Of Beaufain street, one
door west of Archdale, with two story Dwelling and
Shop attached and the other building used as
Paint Shop. Lot measures "a feet on Beaufain-
street. and in depth "a feet more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. smiths March 13
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Total to be provid ed for Home and School. 500

Total to be provide for Home and School, 400 81
BUILDINGS.
. The buildings purchased in the fall have been
thoroughly REPAIRED aud important alterations have
been made. We have raised building fifty feet
long @ and put put brick basement to it; repaired
for four class rooms, and large pantry besides pro
viding servants house. thrty.sx fe ct long, and
other necessary appurtenances and convenience s.
For these purposes there has been ex-
pended In February. S911 81
Which has been met by donations
from Charleston and elsewhere. -. 8O3 IT
borroWed...... ..................... 300 A --
OIL e1
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Desirable Residence, No. 10 Beaufain- street,
between King and st. Philip streets.
w. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
AuctiOneers.
VIII be sold at auctibn 18th inst, at II O'Clock
at the Old Postofice,
That desirable hree Story BRICK RESIDENCE,
with Cistern. Kitchen and necessary outbuildings,
known as No, 10 Beaufain-street; premises contains
8 rooms and kitchen rooms. Lot measures SO feet
front by 102 feet in depth.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in one, two and
three yeara, with interest payable semannually, Sc
cured by bond and mortgage of the premises; prop
erty to be insured and policy signed. Purchaser
to pay us for papers and stamps.
March 13 smth3
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= THE SPECTACULAR DRAMA seems almost as
popular ct the South in the North Manager
Whitman's company closed very successful engage
ment of two weeks In savsnnah on Saturday last.
complimentary benefit given to Mr.. Within IN by
the leading citizens Friday night drew an over
whelming audience and the style in which the fairy
pieces, Cinderella and Undine, we1 brought out la
Opera Boue is highly praised by the papers Of our
sister city 1t was hoped that these attractive plays
would have had run Of fortnight in charleston: !:
but the pre-engagement of Hibernian Hall renders It
impossible, and the company will appear here on two
evenings only-to-night and tomorrow night. Gin
derea will be given this evening" It Is described ns
light and sparkling medley Of song, wit acting and
admirable scenic effects. The piece is interspersed
with ballet interlhdes in which the graceful star,
Mile DIAM, will appear. supported by the Partisan
corps de ballet and closes with the beautiful trans-
formation scene Undine is on the bills for to.mor-
row night. Seats can be engaged for either night
at Holmes book store. On Wednesday morning the
company departs for the North.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circulation.--THE DAILY NEWS
COGNIZED AS HAVING TEE LARGEST CIR
cULATION IN THE CITY Of CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE FoS70FFICE AT THE END Or
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING 10 THE PROVxS-
IONS OF THE NEW. PoSToFRgcE Law.
bers in the city at DOLLARS year in advance,
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers