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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-13
The workingmen and Trades Unions
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
The meeting last evening, at which there
was an attendance Of some three hundred
or four hundred workingmen, is ample
eyidenc that chord has been struck and
the responsive feeling was echoed by all who had
assembled with honest intention. The remarks
Of the workingmen were conveyed with much
impressveness, and 1t is to be regretted that the
speakers who followed did not embrace the same
line OF argument. That there is desire for the
establishment Of o permanent organization there
is no question; but II, as was the case last even
ing, rehash OF politics Is to be presented, the
good aimed at will become dead letter. A necessi-
ty does exist for thorough organization of the
workingmen 0f this community, and much good
will be accomplished. Now, 1t is suggested that
the various branches Of oftradesmen In this city call
separate meetings and discuss the plan; and
when O thoroughness OF action has been accom-
plished, let general meeting be held, and such
speakers selected as know the wants to be met:
Let us avoid all distractions by the introduction
OF political speakers-demagogue who are cater
ing for their own advancement, and would use
the worEingman for the benefit OF self. 1t is not
to be supposed that all the officers of the meeting
last night were cogniZant OF the character OF
those who had been invited to address the assem-
blage; but 1t is source OF mOrtldcation that
Radical efrrontery refused to hide its head for one
season, at least. MANY WoRKINGhEN.
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CRUMBs.-It Is stated that If no order for an
election Is issued by Council to I'LL the vacancies
caused by the resignation Of the two Mackeys
that writ Of rnandamus will be brought to bear
upon them.
A performing monkey, whose amusing tricks
have always drawn large crowds, has returned to
the city after lengthy tour. His owner is draw
ing the small change.
The town clock was keeping mean time yestcr-
day.
The Jury who were out all night and failed to
agree, drew their rations and passed their hours
OF secusion more pleasantly than in days Of yore.
The Chief OF Police has, at the Guardhouse, lot
of property recovered from the late fire.
1t Is reported that the police are not cheese
mongers, yet they like stray bite.
The new and handsome restaurant Of Mr.. A.
Stelling, opposite the HiberniaR Hall, will be
opened on Monday next with a free lunch, Of
which due notice is given elsewhere in to-day's
paper.
Mr.. ]. N. N. wohltmann, who was burnt out by
the fire on Wednesday night, for the present has
occupied the store Of Messrs. Farrar Brothers,
corner Of Cumberland and East Bay streets.
The South Carolina Railroad gives notice that
on and after the 18th instant the local rates on
cotton from Augusta to Charleston will be one
dollar and fifty cents per bale. The Central Road
has established the same rate from Augusta to
Savannah.
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By BOWERS & SILCOX.
HOUSES AND VACANT LOTS-A
III RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVEST
MENT TO ANY ONE WISHING TO
PURCHASE REAL ESTATE.

Will be sold on TUESDAY, November 2ad, in front
OF the Old Postoffice, corner of Broad and East
Bay streets, at IL O'Clock,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, viz:
TWO VACANT LOTS on Pine street, each me- mea-
surng forty feet Oh front and back line, oy nine
ty-siX feet deep, more or less.
Four Houses and Lots on Ashton street, Nos. 2,
4, 0 and 8, each having four rooms, with one
story kitchen. The roofs OF the Houses are tiled;
each lot measuring 81 feet on the front and back
line, by 100 feet deep, more or less.
One Vacant Lot on President street, west side,
measuring 80 feet front, and 2S feet on the back
line, by 1l9 feet deep, more or less.
House and Lot on President street, west eide,
four doors south OF Cannon street, SO feet on the
front, and 81 feet on the back line, by 12O feet
deep, more or less. House "a feet wide, by Is feet
long; four large square rooms, with fine marble
mantel pieces, dressing room and pantry; on q
brick foundation three feet high, with double
piaZZa, q large kitchen Is by 80 feet, carriage
house and stables. The kitchen Is tiled; the shed
in front of kitchen slated; piazza timed, with Q
large cstern, which contains 10000 gallons Soi
water.
House and Lot, next north OF the above, on
President street. Lot is feet on front and back
line, by SO feet deep, more or less. House TWO $40,
rles high has four rooms, three fire places. Rool
and piazza tiled.
House and Lot, next north Of the above Lot
% feet on front and back line, by 63 feet deer,
more or less House two stories high, with four
rooms and three fire places
OQe tdCduG LUL, SUullUCot SOluOL vi Sohi0iA
and President Streets 13 feet on front and q feet
on the back line, by 63 feet deep, more or less.
Lot next west OF the above, on Cannon street,
2S feet on front and back ine by 65 feet Deep more
or less.
Lot next west OF the above, on Cannon street,
2S feet on front and back line, by 6S feet deep,
more or less.
Lot next west OF the above, on Cannon street
corner OF Hargrave's Court, 81 feet inches on
front and back line, by 10 feet deep, more or less.
Lot next south OF the above, on Hargraye's
Court 60 feet on Hargrave's Court, by 81 feet
deep, more or less.
Two Lots with Tenement Houses on them; eacn
lot contains IS feet front on Cannon street, the
same on back line, by SO feet deep, more or less
Two Story House, with roof tiled and piazza
House and Lot on Hargraves Court, south o.
the above, 40 feet on front and back line, by SO
feet deep, more or less. House has rooms
timed roof, with kitchen attached; piazza Il
house, and ktched tiled.
House and Lot next south OF the above. Lo
contains 81 feet on front and back line, by SO Zee
deep, more or less House only framed, on
brick foundation.
Large Lot on Cannon street, west OF the abov'
property, 80 feet front, by 139 feet deep, more o.
less.
The Plats can be seen at our of1ice, No. 500 King
street, and will be exhibited on day OF SALE.
Terms cash. Purchasers TO pay b: 5. for pa
pers and stamps n0Vl3 stuthstuo
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DEATH OF GENERAL WILLIAM E. MARTIN
A Baltimore telegram brings the tidings Of the
death Of General William E. Martin, which took
place in that city on Thursday. The health OF
General Martin had for some time been precari-
GUS, and while in New York he was stricken with
apoplexy. From this attack he never entirely
recovered.
General Martin was ffty-eight or ffty-nine
years Of age, and was born Ia Beaufort District.
About twenty five years ago, he came to Charles
ton and soon took respectable position at the
bar. he was elected clerk Of the State Senate,
the duties Of which position he filed with dill
renee and zeal until the incoming OF the Radical
administration. General Martin was o general
in the State militia before the war; As apure and
upright man, faithful and conscientious ofdcer,
and disntercsted and devoted son Of his native
State, he won golden opinions during his useful
life, and his death will be long and sincerely re-
GREETED.
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Hotel Acknowledgements IL.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


S. Dudley Ross, Philadelphia; B. Toglio, Enter
prise Landing; L. M. Reensuerna, Cainhoy; ). a.
Brooks, Philadelphia; ]. Elbe, Savannah; John b.
Russell, Augusta; Geo. Petit, Cincinnati; Robert
Douglass, Augusta; Jacob Kahnweiler, New York.
Thomas Butler, Brooklyn; j. X. Vance, Miss b. d.
Watson, Miss n. W. Sims, South Carolina; Geo.
]. Rogers, Newberg, N. Y; 7. E. Block, wife and
child, ST. Louis; NJ. B. Weed, John ]. Hassell, Miss
D. j. Hassell, New York; H. Geissler, Manchester;
Geo. Farmer, George H. Lownsbury, New York;
Colonel w. T. ]. o. woodward, South Carolina;
Geo. Ewart, Geo. W. Quintard, New York; James
S. Mccall, Marion; II. L. Buck Bucksville; E. De
Brackeleer, New York; J. L. Taylor, Augusta.
PAVILION HOTEL.
Edward R. Whaley, Colleton; 8. NJ. Keen, R. d.
CAIN Lewisville G. W. Wolley, Washington; D.
W. Stone, Murray and Coyle, Hutchison and
Snow, Cooke and lady, Miss E. CHA, Miss Hogan,
Kennedy and Franklin, ]. SHOWS, A. Tafrum,
Thompson, Cooke and Johnson, Stone Murray's
Circus; A. C. Walsh, Georgia; Bunnell and Shells
Henshaw and Lacy, Hayse and Major, Geoucey,
R. A. Swarey, New York; George E. Pingree, City;
P. K. Coburn, Summervlle; John M. Morris, City;
J. B. Crane, Berkeley, Mass; F. w. Norton, c. J.
Cain Cooper River
MILLS HOUSE.
C. F.. Smith, Boston; ]. C. Reed, Philadelphia;
Fl. S. Pllkington, Rhode Island; E. B. Whitmore,
Baltimore; VIM. z. Hennessy, New York; Jesse D.
Horsey, Steamship Falcon; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
woodward, New York; E. R. Shubrick, Camden
and Amboy Railroad; Jas Ken Philadelphia
Mrs. Randell, Jacksonville; Miss Brigham. Brook
lyn; j. B. Surely, New York; Daniel A. Klein, Au-
gusta; E. S. Early, Philadelphia; Geo. E. Dearbon,
Richmond; H. Gibbon, Philadelphia; R. G. Sta
pies and wife, San Francisco; G. w. Lustre and
lady, R. L. Doolittle, C. 8. Feon, New York; J.
Strong, Camden, N. j.; S. A. Thompson, lady and
children, New York; W. P Looper, Philadelphia;
]. C. Ward and lady, H. c. Bullock and daughter.
New York; J. D. Ackworth San Francisco; c. S.
Benjamin, Albany; C. Mundich, New York; P. B.
Taylor Albany; ]. D. Alien, Louisville; J. W.
Mitchell, New York; ]. B. Pier, Newark; S. NJ. Ri-
dolph, Jersey City; W. r. Roster, Camden, n. j.;
Alfred SPRINGER and lady, Jersey City.
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Anrtion Gales future Dans.
By WARDLAW & CAREW.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.

Will be sold in front Of the Old Postoffce. foot o.
Broad street, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on TUESDAY
the 7th December next,
Three LOTS on East Bay, directly opposite the
new CustOmhouse, and two Lots on Market
street. In the rear OF the above.
This property is OF great present and prospec
tive value, being situated in the most largely fire.
quented thoroughfare OF the city, with the Market
on one side and the Customhouse in front, and is
a most admirable point for the erection Of stores
and warehouses.
The Lots will be sold at public outcry at the
time specified, unless previously disposed OF al
private sale. and may be treated for as whole
until the It'll Of December on application tc
WARDLAW & CAREW, who will furnish all in
formation as to dimensions, &c.
Terms made known on day OF sale. Purchasers
to pay w. & c. for papers.
nOy13 stuf3 tuthsS
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A. c. McGILLIVRAY,
Auctioncer.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA
u SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT-IN BANK
RUPTCY-IN THE MATTER
OF BONNELL & DRUM
MOND, BANkRUPTS.

By virtue Of an Order OF Sale to me directed from
the Hon. George S. Bryan, District Judge OF the
United States for the District Of South Carolina,
will sell at Public Auction, on MONDAY, the
at the store No. 20 BOyces North Wharf, in the
City OF Charleston, S. c.,
The STOCK IN TRADE OF the above-named
Bankrupts, consisting OF the following assorted
Iron, selected expressly for this market, viz:
- Bundles Of BAND, half round oval, square
and round.
bundles and bars Refined, round and square,
anu Swedes, hat and square, bars fiat, and re-
fined rounds and Stats.
Plough Steel, German Stee! Spring Steel, Office
Stove and Fixtures, Scale
Terms-All sums of 800 and under, cash; over
that amount, on credit Of thirty days, with city
acceptances bearing interest, to be approved by
either the Court or Registrar In Bankruptcy.
noy13 v. ]. TOBIAS, Assignee.
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TIE COMMITTEES OF SOLoMON'S LODGE, No.
l. on soliciting contributions, gratefully acknowl-
edge the receipt OF the following articles: Walker
Evans & Cogswell, two fancy inkstands and
match stand Won Santen, wax doll; Jacob
Small, a fancy cake; VIM. N. Bird, barrel
brilliant petroleum; q friend, dozen lemon syrup;
A. o Barbot, dozen bottles pomatum and three
bottles cologne; H. Bulwinkle, box mixed
pickles; Riecke &Schachte, q box E. Morgan's best
soap; L. II. Greer, quantity OF gildea and assort-
ed paper for decorations; ]. c. Fl. Claussen,
barrel family -four; a friend, two fine hams and
box raisins; Il. F. Baker, q ton OF coal; A. NC
Cobb, barrel of plaster Of Paris and two barrels
lime; Il. W. Kinsman, o barrel sweet potatoes;
Muller & Nimitz, box claret; Ostendorf Co.,
box starch VIM. Gurney, box sperm candles;
Forsythe McComb, quantity Of fancy flowers
and materials for doll dresses; j. B. Duval d Son,
o fancy toilet set OF waterproof and sop-pail and
foot tub; Stoll Webb, five dollars worth fancy
articles; DAILY NEWS, one years subscription;
Captain Clark of brig J. A. Devereaux, barrel Of
Irish potatoes; C. W. Stegens, q case, two dozen
cans, cove oysters; Mrs. Solomon, vase, wax fruit
and aowers; L. T. Potter, cord assorted fire wood:
Henry Knight, No. SSs King street, five dollar
photograph; E. t. Torck fancy gas lamp, COM
plete; Mr.. Cosgrove, two dozen Bass' pale ale
and two dozen London porter; Daily Courier, two
years subscription; J. G. H. Caussen, fancy
cake; Crane Boylston & Co., half dozen fancy
neck ties, one fancy box pomatum, one fancy box
cologne, two fancy baby sacks, one baby cap. one
ladies, headdress and four fancy buckles; B. Il.
Boring, fancy box choice cigars; Richard Lewis,
a carved eagle; Rosenthal, gold Masonic breast
pn; DIR. Bear, perfumery and other fancy articles;
A. d. Flemming, Il cake, pyramid; Opdebeeck' OF
Victoria House, set OF regaia; Captain Simeon
Adkins, splendid ride; Alfred A. Baroot' one
hundred Havana cigars, Of superior quality;
several other donations will be mentioned next
week
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CT all kinds of Book and Job Printing. Fully pro-
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TONNAGE DUEs.-A sui brought by Harbor-
master S;oddaro against the schooners John NJ.
Broomall and D. v. Striker, was heard yesterday
bofors Magistrate Mackey. Col. G. H. Simonton ap-
peared for the defendants, and Mr. T. J. Mackey
for the plaintifr. Decision was rendered In favor
Of the Harbormaster on the ground that the act
Of Congress granting the authority to collect ton
mage was limited, but none having been enacted
In its place, its provisions were still binding An
appeal was taken.
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TIE SURVIVORS AssocIAT1oN.-Th follow
ing delegates have been appointed by the Charles
ton Survivors, Association to the convention
which meets In this city on the 18th, for the pur.
pose Of forming State Survivors Association:
Colonel Edward McCrady, Jr, Major Theodore G.
Barker, General James Conner, Colonel B. Fl.
Rutledge Captain George H. Moffett. Alternates-
Colonel C. T. Walker, Colonel p c. Gaillard, DR.. j..
Ford prioleau, Isaac Hayne, Esq, T. P. Lowndes.
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LADIES MUTUAL AID AssoCATIoN.-Th re-
port OF the receipts and expenditures Of this asso-
citation for the month Of October 1859, consists OF
the following amounts: To balance, $4S 81; TO
salesroom account 50 49,; to donations s25.
Total s11s 50. BY cash paid, s1o4 Balance on
hand November 1st, SO g.
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THE CRoUs.-The large pavilion of Messrs.
Stone b Murrays Circus was crowded to Its ut
most capacity last night. The juveniles were out
in full force, but the children Of larger growth
seemed to enjoy the fun as well as the smallest.
This circusis one OF the best that has ever visited
Charleston, and the actors are allthOroughly con-
versant with their parts.
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The MASONIC FAIR.-We are requested by
the president Of the Masonic Fair Association to
invite all ladies who are interested Ia the Fair
to meet this morning at Hibernian Hall, and as
sst in preparing garlands and other decorations.
The hall has been turned over to the association,
and the evergreens are on the spot Members Of
the association and the several committees are
also urgently requested to be present, as their aid
. will be needed by the LADIES'.
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PERSONAL W. Quintard, ESQ.,
President Of the New York and Charleston Steam
ship line, arrived in this city by the steamship
Charleston. Go, : nor Hoffman,, Of New York,
who had intende, to accompany Mr.. Quintard,
was detained in, New York by pressure Of official
duties, which made it impossible for him to leave
the State
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nov1O wslmo No. 3O7 KING STREET.
A V l 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 offer
A DIRECTORY.
The ladies who desire the latest styles Of fash.
ionable Head Dressing, Curls, Chignons or
Braids, Go to M. & A. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who desire to be presentable in
Adonis attire, for Wigs,
Go to NJ. & A. ASHTON.
All who desire the best German Cologncs,
Go to M. & A. ASHTON.
For Dladem or Coronal Combs, all
Go to M. & A. ASHTON.
Those who require the best Extracts,
Go to NJ. & A. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
Combs, Go to NJ. & A. ASHTON.
or necessity all who require q good Tooth
Brush, Go to NJ. & A. ASHTON.
For genuine Tale de Vents, all must
Go to M. & A. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and Regenerators, nearly all
Go to M. & A. ASHTON.
In fact, all who require genuine goods from the
following houses
Society Hygienique, Baiey's, ;
Lubin's, Atkinson's, 5
Cowdray's, Gosnelps, =
Piver, (NlLowe Sons, rs
Guerlain, 8 Yardley, =
Henry 4 Demarson, Rowands Sons, -
GOwl8nd, )O
AS also, Vents Goods in their line from every
reputable manufacturer in the States,
Go to NJ. & A. ASHTON,
No. 24O King street,
noy1 Five doors from Market street.
IMPORTANT OUNCEMENT.
BAZAAR, No. 363 KING STREET,
CORNER GEORGE,
j. ARCHER, PROPRIETOR.
would respectfully inform my numerous Gus
toners that have returned from New York, and
have received per steamers Manhattan and James
Adger SO cases assorted merchandise, comprising
everything in the NOTION, HOSIERY, StllkI,
TIES and general fancy line. NJ stock, at pres
ent is the largest ever offered In this city. My
position with importers and Manufacturers "as
a CASH huyer," gives me many advantages, ena-
bling me to sell all goods at least from % TO 30
per cent. less than those holding old stock prevl
Ously bought on CREDIT
Odd lots given away.
Price list on application. -
BAZAAR, No. 1868 KING STREET,
Corner George.
The Ladies' Favorltc Store.
30 Several smart, intelligent Youths wanted
EOY0
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BUS NESS NOTIC CES.

THE MAGICIAN HAS CONE, and will give q
few gratuitous entertainments at No. 229 King
street, Won Santen's,) where he will make China
men throw somersaults, dead ducksswim and per-
form other wonderful feats, from A. N. to P.
NJ every day until further notice.
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MEssRs. HENRY CoBA & Co., No. 26 Vendue
Range, offer a tempting display Of the good things
OF this lfe-the choicest groceries, rope, bagging
and whiskey. The near approach of the festive
holiday season should warn all dealers to secure
their stocks at once, and Messrs. Cobia Co. can
furnish an admirable selection.
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Ieitch & Bruins win sell at Z O'CLOCK. at the
store corner Broad and Church streets, balance OF
oil paintings.
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A. C. McGILLIVRAY,
AuotIoneer.
Under DECREE IN EQUITY.

THE HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN ASS0-
CIATION VS.. CAROLINE L. MILLER EFT AL.
Will be sold on THURSDAY, 25th November, In
front Of the Old Custonhouse, at IL O'Clock A.
Ali that LOT, PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND, with
the Buildings and Improvements thereon, situate,
lying and being on the north side OF Hudson
street, in the City of Charleston, measuring and
containing in front on Hudson street and on the
back line As feet inches, more or less, and In
depth, from north to south, 129 feet, be the same
more or less; butting and bounding to the north
on Land late Of Francis Withers, now OF o. J..
Chafee, south by Hudson street, east by Lands OF
Dr. Samuel II. Dickson, and west by Lands OF Dr.
- Wescoat.
Terms-One.half cash; balance in Il o equal
successive annual instalments, with interest from
day of sale, payable annually, secured by bond or
bonds of the purchaser, and mortgage OF the
premises sold. Premises to be Insured and policy
assigned Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. 1' W. "' NuneISai,
nOv6 s3th1 .: u Y.
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SALE OF On. PANTNGs.-The few rare and
valuable paintings, recently on exhibition sun
undisposed Of, will be sold by Aessrs. Lelsch q
Bruins at seven O'Clock this evening, without re-
serve. So fine an opportunity Of selecting gem
Of art will not soon return.
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TIE MARINERS CHURoH.-There will be service
in the Mariners Church, Church street, to-mor-
row. Sunday, at half-past 10 o'clock in the monr-
ing.
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CHARLES KERRIsoN, Jr., has opened at No.
249 King street, q select assortment Of hardware
and cutlery OF all kinds. See advertisement.
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COUGHS, HoARsENsss, and the various throat
affections to which public speakers, military off,
GERS and singers are liable, relieved by Browns
Bronchial Troches." Having a direct influence to
the affected parts, they allay pulmonary irrita-
tlon The freedom from oil deleterious ingredi-
ents makes the Troches q safe remedy for the
most delicate female, or youngest child, and has
caused them to be held in the highest esteem by
those who use them.
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THE CHEAPEST YET.-The NEWS Job Once is
now printing bill-heads in the best style and on
ane paper, at 50 so per thousand Merchants, think
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BUSINESS ENVELOPES. THE News Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon at 81 per thous-
and. Send yeur orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed ON his
enYelOncS.