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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03

CORBrS HAS AN ORDER FOR TIE THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, BUT HAS NOT THE MONEY
We learn that the Mayor, on Monday last, gave
ID. T. Corbin an order upon the City Treasurer for
the sum OF three thousand dollars, aud that on
thesamc day corbn applied to the treasurer for
tle money, and when told that that amount was
not In the treasury, asked for 1--WE hundred dol
lars on account, which lie did not rcccivc-for
tue same reason we suppose. II meeting OF
Council had been held last night the subject
wonld have been brought up, unless the Mayor
hau put on the gag" ana thoroughly discussed
Ills Thought the money Will never be paid. We
nave heard one Alderman, who was one OF the
earliest and warncst supporters OF the claim. as
sert that the claim was not legally passed. and
that II II were brought mp again lie would mol
support II.
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SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Thc following sales
OF real estate were made yesterday:

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Thc following sales
OF real estate were made yesterday:
DY a. e. M'GILLTvRAY.
The lots, with dwellings, known nS No. @, = and
10, In plan of lIa,lrell's Point, on the nor, side
OF Beach street. fronting one hundred and
scvcnty-clght feet, ami running back five hun.
dred and seventy feet, for 1850.
The plantation Of four hundred ana eighty
acres, will, dwelling and oubuil'ings thereon,
situated oil The drains Of Silaw's Creek, In Barn
well County, Hcar Aiken, for $1,000.
The lot OF land ut The southeast corner OF Lcgare
and LambOll streets, fronting one hundred an Il
seventeen feet, with depth OF sixty seven feet,
for $G35O.
The lot OF land situated OH the south corner OF
Anson street and Motifs Lane, house fronting
seventy feet, with depth OF one hundred and
twcnty-cight feet, for 5000.
by LEIrCH DRUMS
The twostory brick dwelling known as No. IS
Mil street, for $500. The lot fronts nfty.nye
feet, with depth Of nncty-f feet.
The two.stOrJ brick store and dwelling on the
cast side OF Meeting street, third door south OF
Wentworth street, for s2s4o. The lot fronts
twenty-five feet, ana has depth Of one hundred
and sixty feet.
ny JOHN 8. RYAN.
The tract OF Zone hundred and twenty five acres,
In Beaufort County, for SlO5.
Tile tract OF three acres Mt the WI,ippy Cros.
Roads, I'm beaufort County, for s6lo
The lot OF land, with buildings thereon, on the
west side OF Ltmchouse street, known as lot No.
49, fronting thirty-scven feet, with depth OF one
hundred and thrty.lyc feet, for 1890
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RESULT OF THE LONGsIIoREMEN'S STRIKE.--The
apprehcnsiOns expressed In recent issues OF THE
NEWS were yesterday realized, and owing 10 u
lack OF organization anu Of determined spirit
on the part OF the shippers, the I.ongshorcmcn's
Union has carried its point. The strikers yes
terday, With Sievcdore Sioddard at their head,
resumed work on the bark a. d. Wyman, and OH
other vessels, the loading OF which had been dc
laycd by The strike. AS II result OF the resolution
passed by the lOngshOrcmcn that member
should work for any stcvedOrc not member OF
the Union under penalty OF ten dollars most Of
the ctevedores were yesterday making ovcrturcs
to join the organization.
The Views Of this paper with regard to the pol
icy-or, to speak more properly, the want OF
p0licy-wlih which the shippers lave seen nt to
meet the aggressive course Of the iongshoremen
have already been given TO the public; ana we can
only hope that the passive conduct Of the en-
ployers In this instance may not result iii fresh
an, injurious aggressOns upon the commercial
interests Of the city.
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FIRE IL TIE WooDs.-The Columbia Phoenix
OF yesterday says: "During the past few days
our streets have been partially larkened Ivy
clouds OF smoke, caused by an extensive conHa-
grafton in the woods, about seven miles above Co
lumbla. We are informed that the iiro COM
menced in the vicinity OF the farm OF Mr.. Reuben
Smith, ON the WinnsbOro' Road, and WAS quite
extensive although, so far rs we have been able
to learn no houses have been destroyed. II Is be-
leved that the fire was cNtinguishcd last uiglt.n
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Auction Sales This Day.

Ricckc S Schuchtc will sell nj 10 o'clock, at
the corner of Vernon and Washington streets
contents OF IL grocery store.
a. II. Abrallans 4 Sons will sell al 10 O'Clock, at
their store, dry goods, hosiery. &c.
William Mckay Mill sell at 10 O'Clock, mt his
store furniture, &c.
Miles Drake will sell nj 10 O'Clock, at his store
clothing, hats, &c.
n. A. hunt win sell a, 10 O'Clock, AT his store,
boots. shoes. &c.
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TO THE LADIEs.-We beg to call your special
attention TO two ~ cases Of roplIns In choice
styles anu colOrs at twenty-five cents. These
goods are from auction; you Will find them cheap,
and very desirable, Mt No. 2s7 and 2s9 King street.
Respectfully, STOLl, WEBB < co.
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THE SHOOTING GALLERY.

The Mayor Requests \ Caucus OF the
Aldermen, but Special Meeting of
Council Is held instcn,l-AIdcrn,an T..
j. Mackcy IL not Summoned, but
Comes, Armed TO the Teeth with tho
Law-chnrScs of fAssauiting with In
tent to XIII Preferred against Hin
The Trial to tuisc Place To-HOrrOw
Night.
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CHANCE FOR THE LADIEs.-Scldom Is such
all opportunity offered In Charleston for the pur.
chase OF elegant objects OF art will be afforded
by The sale of marble, bronze and aabastcr statu.
airy, line photographs, magnificent clocks, vases
OF all kinds, and line silycr-plated ware and cutie.
ry, by Mcssri. Wilbur & Son, at No. ISG King,
opposite Silc0N'S Furniture WareroOlns. The col.
lection will bc open 10 inspection all day today.
Sec advertisement
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TNQrEsrs. Coroner Whiting held an inquest
yesterday over the body OF the little son OF Mt.
Buckley, found drowned In cistern on Sullivan's
Island. The verdict of the jury was accidental
drowning"
An inquest was also held over the body of u
colorcd infant Of n woman named Taylor, living on
ST. Philip street. The testimony showed that the
child died from an attack of Group while its
mother was asleep. The verdict Of ;,,r jury was
In accordance with the above.
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NEW VESSELS notwithstanding the steady
encroachmcnts or steam upon sails, q fair pro-
portion of craft continue to be built to be pro-
PEELED by canvas. During the present season,
several vessels Of superior models have entered
our port ond among others, u new bark called
the "Mary Killam," Just arrived from Yarmouth,
N. 81 She is fine specimen OF q moderate
sized merchantmen, and is consigned TO NesSr5.
J. I. Getty, who will place her OH the berth for
Liverpool.
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BUSINESS ENVELOPES NEWS job Onlce
Is now prepared to furnish gooa envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous
and. Send yonr orders. Every merchant and
business man should have Ills card printed OH his
envelopes.
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PARADE AND ISsPECliON.-Yesicrday after
noon the United Fire Company, colorcd, about
sercnty-hvc strong, and healed iy band OF
music, paradcd through the principal streets. On
Broad street, near the GnardhOuse the Mayor
and Aldermen f. p. Wall, coOrei, anl Holloway,
coiored, Inspected the company. After the in.
spcction the company manned their drags, ran
will, their apparatus about one hundred yards,
unrceicu n srriinn NJ hose o"h ""","'-.-- -
play In q very short sIi:c Of time.
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TIE Flour TNsrEcroRsiIIr TRouBI.Es.-Yes-
terday Mcssrs. John Campscn ~ Co. were before
the Mayor 10 answer the charge Of selling fOur
Inspected contrary TO law-sald four having been
inspected by Mr.. Averill The Mayor ordered that
the flour Should be inspected by Mr. Caulncld,
who SHOULD also receive the fees.
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TIE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT Tomorrow
NioHT.-A very pleasant and varied programme
is presented for the complimentary benefit 10 be
given Mr.. Mark Read AMI Miss La Fond to-mOr
row evening, and IL is to be hoped that these de-
serving artists will have substantial recognition
OF their dramatic merits
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THE Coal. NARKET.-Thc following inteli-
gencc In reference to the present condition OF the
coal market, Is contained In letter from Phil
adeipha. under date October 30th: awe have to
ADVISE you OF decided advance In the market
since We last wrote You. The demand continues
very large, and we are Obliged to refuse orders.
We quote to you, however, red ash egg 81 90 per
son with an advancing tendency"
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ITALIAN MoNuMESTs.-M A. r. Chevrcux,
sionccu,tcr and architect, has imported direct
from Italy some monuments made III that sunny
cline, but from plans furnished 10y himself. The
monuments arrived In the steamer Daricn, and
may Lc seen at the niarble-yard in Meeting
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Wy A T + A IR S
Meetings This Day.

Landmark Lodge, ut p. N.
Delta Lodge of Perfection, 1T haif-pasi r. NJ.
South Carolina Lodge, AT u quarter-past J.. M.
Chamber OF Commerce, at I +. VI.
Charleston Fire Company Of ANmcn, at . T. NJ.
Charleston Board OF Trade. 81 \. NJ
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BIlL. or MoRTAIrTY.-Thc Health Officers
report shows that during The week ending Octo-
ber 3oih, ther" were thirty three deaths in the
city-siX WI. IS and tweniy-scvcn blacks. or
the six whites, there were five female adults AMI
one female child. Of the twcnty-scven blacks.
six were male ANA ninc female adults; five male
and seven female children. \ reference to tho
returns OF deaths Tor the last two years will show
that the number of deaths OF males has exceeded
the deaths Of females This week The order is re-
versed. or the thrty-thrcc deaths, the females
are twenty-five, macs eleven.
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ELECTION OF 0FFICERs-At the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Wando Mining
and Manufacturing Company, held on Monday last,
the following gentlemen were reelected rs the
Board OF Directors: John Il. Dukes, Joseph d..
Aiken, George r. Gibbon, L. ID. Mowry, +. ]. Pei
zer W. G. Whdcn.
At q meeting OF the directors, held yesterday,
the following officers were reelected: John Il.
Dukes, President: Thomas ID. Dottcrer, Surerln-
tendcnt; T. B Hacker, Secretary and Treasurer.
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THE 0UsTED OrrICERs-JUDGE MOSES
AWARDS A RULE AGAINST TuEM.-on Thursday
last the counsel or Mcssrs. W. y. Hughes, Asses.
sor, C. p. Frazer, Assistant Assessor, T.. c. Gucr-
ry, City Sheriff. and G.. y. Avcrili, Flour Inspcc.
tor, applied TO Chief Justice Moses 10 grant rule
to make p. J. Coogan, NJ. G. Camplin, colored,
George Addison and N. Cauliicld, holding the
offices respectively of Appraiser alias Assessor,
Assistant Appraiser alias Assistant Assessor CITY
Sherilf and Flour Inspector, show cause why they
should moi he attached for contempt Of court in
hot obcyinE the recent CrIer OF the Chief Justice
fOrbitding them to meddic with or concern Them.
selves about The duties OF The Offices they then
hcl,i ami now hUlil.
On Saturday the Chief Justice grantc,Ithe an.
pcati0n, as will he seen by tlc following copy Of
the rule filed iii the Clerks oilice yesterday CO.
pics of which have been served on the parties in.
tercsted:
THE STATE IN HEf. TIL: ATTORNEY GENERAL. W.
l.. j. coc;iN, tnE ". q. CAMrLIS. uR GEORGE ap-
piSoS, OK IL. CAuLFlEiD, As THE CASE MIGHT Bi.l 1
On hearing the anidayit In this case, OH motion
ol i.cscsac Miles, IL Is ordered that a rule do
loltnwhh Issue against y. j. COOgan, for NJ G.
Campiin, or George Addison, or II. CauIiiclh as
Inc ease might he. requiring him lO show cause
why u" sh0nl,l not he attached for cOnteInpt i'm
moi obcying the order Of the Court hi icrto male
iii llilS case, ad fled In the Office OF the Clerk of
the Court Of Common Pleas for Charleston County
on The Sih day or October inst
TIC saii rule to be made returnable before me
nj Chambers, ut Sumter, on Tuesday, the 10th OF
November, 1869, at Id O'Clock A. N.
+. ]. MOSES.
Al Chambers, Sumter, October 30th, 1860
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ToRcK's LUNCH To-DAY-Grccn turtle soup,
boiled fish, CLAIM chowder, boiled mutton and ali
the trimmings.
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THE FLOUR TSsrBcToR-IIE Is FINED FIFTY
DOLLARS, ASD ArrEALs.-festerday Mr.. @. n.
Avcr, Flour Inspector, was arraigncd before the
Mayor 10 answer the charge OF violating the ordi.
nance 'to prevent or punish any person who may
exercise, or attempt to- exercise. the duties OF any
municipal oncc, unless he shall have been duly
e.cctcd to the same"
Witnesses proved shat Mr.. Avcrill had been in
spccting nonr. AMI that hclng considered 10y tho
Mayor violation OF said ordinance. lie imposed 4
line Of $50. McsSrs. Wilkinson ami Gilchrist. WHO
represented Mr.. Avcri!l. lcmurred TO the juris.
dic,ion Of the court, and when the fine was I'M
posed, announced that they would appeal. After
ward Mr.. Aycrill gave boni In the sum Of 500
before Magistrate Mackcy to appear before the
CITY Court
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By W. Y. LEITCH X II. :. BRUINS.
huctionccrs.
FOUR WOODEN DWELLINGS, PICK
IL EFTS ALLEY. FEW DOORS FROM
KING STREET

Will be soil on THURSDAY. aih ins,nu, n, !,
O'Clock, IT the Old PoS,uiiicr
Tile following desirable PROPERTY situated
III ricEcttS Alley, few doors from King street:
No. !, South sidc.) Two story WOODEN
DWELLING. eOtainng ) rooms aud Kitchen. Lot
measures ~ feet front by ~ feet in depth.
No. >: south sidc) Two story Wooden Dwell.
ing, contaiii..I rooms ami Kitchen Lot mra.
surcS - feet ftoni by 81 feet In depth.
M. $, south Sidc.) Two story Wooden Dwell
ing ucncincni.) containing rooms and . kitcit.
ems. Lot measures 3i feet front by O. feet in
depth.
No. .. north silc.l Two story Woorlcn Dwell.
lilE, continuing > rooms ami Kitchen. Lot mca-
surcS i3 feet front hy '6 feet IN depth, bc the
said dimensions more less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for Onpcra
and stamps. uOy1
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UsrNE NorI Es.

BANK OF TIE STATE BILLS (ante-war issuc)
are wantcdby a. NJ. Moreland broker
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fertilizers.

This article is manufactured at the Company's
Works under the direction and superintendent
Of Dr. RAVfNEL. II contains tho same elements
OF fertility MS Soluble Pacific Guano, except that
expressly for composing with cotton seed, which
furnishes the clement OF ammonia-thc object be-
Ing to render that sidc.product of the plantation
available to the highest degree as an element OF
fertility.
For further, and particular information, apply
to the undersigned,
J. n. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina,
Nos. nnd . Atlantic Wharf.
JOHN. s. REESE & CO.,
General Agents Baltimore
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CITY CouSclL.-Thc regular meeting Of this
body was not held last night.
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BY MILES DRAKE.
(LOTlITNG, HATS, DRY GOODS, NO
~ TIONS, TRIMMINGS, &c.

THIS MORNING, ~ 10 O'Clock will sell nj my
store, corner of King ami Liberty streets
All INVOICE OF SEASONA1}LE CLOTHING juss
received,
CONSISTING DP:
9G Cashmere, Tweed ami Satinct BUSINESS
COATS
~ Heavy DvcrcOatS
- Cashmere and Fancy Vests
300 pairs Cashmere, Beaver and Sutinct Pants
- Black Cloth FrOck Coats.
Mcrino Under Shirts and Drawers Linen Tow
cls. MadraS llnnhkcrchlefs, Lislc Thread Gloves
Misses and Childrcn's McrinO Hose Embrolrrej
and liemstichcdl llan,lkcrchicfs. Print cd Aprons
wax Dolls. Rubber Balls. Finger Rings, Nicer.
schaum Pipes, Chdrcn's GuES AMI Canes sleeve
l.liions. pcnknivcs. Handkerchief and Glove
Boxes, Felt ami Wool Hats &c.
ALSO,
BLACK SILK BRAID, Trcssc and Loudrc Braid
ilcssian AMI Silk Mohair Braid ami 100 gross
Cloak Ovcrcoat, Coat Vest ami runtalpon But
tons.
on FRIDAY, the 9Th instant, I will sell 100 eases
NDoIS. SHOES ANA Hats. lnyI
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TIIE ACADEMY or MCstc-A MARKED CoMpII-
MEST To y TOrSG CnARLEsToS AIcnITEcT.-,fr.
John Chadwick, the proprietor OF our new AMI
magnificent Operations publishes the following
well deserved tribute TO The marvellous energy
and promp,udc with which Afr. John II. Dcve-
renX, the accomplished architect OF the building
has fulfilled his contract:
ACARD.
To John N. Derercur, Esq, ana his able Coad.
jutOtS:
beg to tender my grateful Acknowledgements
for the thorough, substantial AMI tasteful manner
In which you have erected and completed the
Academy Of Music" binding You, as did, TO
ninety days. in which TO complete the contract.
You have finished the building, with all ills intri.
cate detail In sixty days. displaying prOmptiiu'Ic
an'! energy unsurpassed by anything that ever
SAW North or South. JoHS CHADWICK.
Academy of Music November l, is0o.
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Nnrtion Sales CHS pan.
by RiECKE 4 SCHACHTE.

CONTENTS OF ~ GROCERY STORE.
We Will sell THIS DAY. the :l instant, a, thc
southeast corner Of Washington ami vernon
streets, nj 10 O'Clock 4. NJ,
The Contents OF Nell Stocked GROCERY
STORE. anh also gOod assortment OF House.
hold Furniture.
Terms cash my.
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Auction Galcs-- future Tlans.
by W. Y. LEITCI * e. x. Drums,
AuctiOHccr,.
TVNWO STORY WOODEN HOUSE DDIInJ ~
Il PIAZIA NoIril SIDE WEST STREET
KNOWN As M. II WEST STEEET

VIII he sold on Tlii'RSpAf. aiii instant, n, II
o'clock. at the Dil ruSioicr
lhai Desirable TWO story Wooden DWELLING;
@ .@n'aiiilhG rooms, WIN doubt" piazza, Kitchen
AMI AL necessary Outbuii,linms known ps No -
on me north si'le OF West street. Lot measures
% ic" lr"ni 10y IL feet I'm depth, tr the said iii
nltllSlDnS more or less,
n,rms cash. Purchaser 10 pay US for papers
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a. l. L ks S y l. T..
IN EQilTY-ANDERSON COrNTY-R. FRANK
Si.nAN W. WILLIAM II. u. GAILIARD AND
OTliEtS-Bll.L To PARTITION REAL
ESTATE. &c, OF BENJAMIN +.
SLOAN, DECEASED.

BY virtue OF an order TO me directed from the
Honorable Circuit Court of the Eighth judicial
District, will sell TO HE highest bidicr at Pen
dleton Village, on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF No.
remhcr next,
The HOUSE AND LOT, known as tile late resi-.
dcncc or said deceased, situated in the Village of
Penuleton OH -- street, adjoining Lot Of T.
Sharp and Blue Ridge Railroad containing nine
acres, more or less.
ALSO,
The BRICK ST0REIiOUSE AND LOT sit ;lnic in
said Village, ana on the public square thereof
now occupied by j. B. L. Sloan & Co
Inrms oI Salr--Onc fourth OF tho purcha 10
money cash; The remaining thrcc.fourihs on n
credit OF twelve months, with int crest from day
oi sale, secured by the hOnd OF purchaser anu nj
ieasl TWO approved sureties, with 4 mortgage of
the premises. Purchaser Ia pay for stamls and
titles. JOHN W. DANJEIS "''''
Clerk Of Court Anderson County
oc;2I WIN lODSC
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ACADEMY of Music.'' November 1, 1900
CRuMBs.-E. N. Cox, who was arrested upon
the charge of highway robbery. has been com.
mttcd To jail by Magistrate AIackcy in default of
$4,000 bail.
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to SSI.
Five bcnzine gGzzlers were before the Mayor
yesterday.
Mr. Buckley, whose son was drowned on Sulli-
vans Island OH Sunday last. has lost three chill
dren by drowning-onc while crossing the bar
III boat another fell into tub, anu the last
In cistcrn.
1t was Louis j. Tay!cr, and not Isaac Taylor.
who was secretary OF the colorcd Conservative
meeting held Monday night.
Tic Grand Jury OF the State Court yesterday
returned several true bills.
There was council composed Of representa-.
tvcs of a!l the Union Leagues Of Charleston
County, held ri the Military Hall last Thursday
S
TIE COMING AMUSEMENT SEASON promises
to bc ono OF the gaycst and most attractive ever
known in Charleston. The new Academy OF
Music, now nearly completed, has, NC are graft.
fled TO learn, been leased by that excellent gen.
tlcman anu prince OF managers, John T Ford, Of
Baltimore, for two months from the first OF De.
ccinDcr, Oh which date the building Will 10 turn
cd over to him by its proprietor In complete OF.
der. We are much mistaken IL this bijoU of an
opora-honsc lo"s not prove powerful attraction
10 the crowds of visitors from all parts of this
and the adjoining States, who resort 10 Charles.
ton for purposes OF trade.
Manager Ford proposes we learn. 10 open the
Academy OF Music with short season Of grand
French opera; and as lie never does things by
halves we may expect irsi-ratc artists. with .
full and trained orchestra and chorus and a
series Of performances which VIII crowd
the house from pit IL dome. The French
opera will be .''icceedcl by The char.
ming Chapman Sisters with the come.
dian bishop, who are now dcligh,ng New
orlcans-and these in turn by other novelties not
less attractive. On the conclusion OF Manager
Ford's engagement in February, the Academy
will be leased for II short season TO the famous
Worrcll Sisters, whose representations have been
so popular In New York and throughout the West
Besides these, negotiations are on foot which JUS.
lily the expectation that We Shall be visited in
turn by 5rignoii, Miss McCullouglt. parcnn- -p""~
rL,u anu other diriniies-so that, altog ether
.horo 10 no danger OF our iangulshing this winter
for want OF evening amuscmen,s.
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BY WIN. MCKAY.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
THIS DAY, Wednesday, ~ 10 O'Clock, at No. l36
Meeting street,
Household FURNITURE. Chairs, Sofas, Stoves,
one Thirty-Day Clock, Rcyolvcrs. Watches, &c.
Dry Goods AMI Notions on FRIDAY nova
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by A. ii. ABRAHAMS l. SONS.
Anrtiom 5alrs--G Future pans

t1Ip11 SUlrs--IHlHfr EIans.
d U i l. 1 G $ al E.
vii be sold At Public Auction at the United States
Quartcrnlastcrs Depot. Southern Wharf
Charleston, =. c., ON THURSDAY November
Itl ut 10 O'Clock 4. NJ,
2onn pair ARMY BOOTEES, all new anu in good
condition.
Term cash.
ADDISON EARHETT,
Captain AMI Military Storckccprr
Aov3 United States Army.
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Some OF the Aldermen in favor Of cxpelling Al
herman i. j. Mackey claim that he will be Ger.
,ainly expelled, rs they will have vCics suniccn,
To d0 so legally. They claim that the following
VIII vote for cNpnlson: Mayor, Barrow, Collins
Cunningham, Greene, Gc,ldings, Potter, volgt, T.
y. and l.. +. Wall, Small, Howard, Brown, II0l-
loway, Hi,l and +. w. NJ Mackey, Thornc, Hamp.
ton and McKinlay, (D against