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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-01
OrrTCr OF BRADFORD a CLOrD,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Lincoln, Nebraska

w,.,..ssnre In announcing that have recen ~ open
cd once for the q s tssss for informing
oureves md correspondents OF the location knd OF SOL
value Of any tract land etc IN Cen.rs N tSs hna,
ness here since location Of the State Capitol a. TINS
place emigration from the European continent as
we'll as neehbong Statss to Neorssks as
brought hher the chespnss and fertility 81 the se
T tss b. shuness Of the AMI the
Of the inhsbitsnts msrsng % AMI
stste, renders the establishment OF ncs "ne'e Wv es
and iandseeker land owner can obtain
RELIABLE INFORMATION AT SMALL EXPENSE,
very necessary and hope remuneative Nonrssidenss
strscts Of title lands have taxes paid ehs LATTER nee
of commisson) and correct statement 81 tnsr
roved What their future railroad are their pro
my 10 schools churches and towns and We w
sell buy for them, charging Tor our services 0nS M
have thousands of ofisnd for sale IN every kind
oflocson lands Of all description and on all knos VI
large list Of splendid business and residence lots
We offer to citizens capitalists abroad at snch prices as
will satsfy ell who wish 10 invest. s.A ,,or.,
or bounty land warrants either commission or on shares
sell land for at distance ana se so
for those intending to take up their
Pe.ops desiring of business are IN
v,ea 10 correspond with VIII inform tDsm prompt,
REFERENcEs
Hon. s. a. Calhoun Hebrssks City Neb
Geo. es = ". Ba ss s'i Co, Lincoln, Nes.
Esnas Aiss,.sy I1s0s S. SsS Orleans L.
COP piP Nixon, Editor oIs.esaI New oSIs ans, La "a
100 y sIsf S:s A ASI.'y x
II 9o a j sJsol For.y Ts Mobile. Ala ~
Bon John h FI ssa,1s; Js SisssSu n Miss
Gen. Frank P. Blair st Louis Mo.
l. j. Eastin. Editor Journal. Glasgow, mo.
oen ''NA - BRApFoRD a CLoYp,
ofce, Corner llth aud streets.
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MONTGOMERY BROS. q co.'s SALES.
t
THE LARiE AND VERY VALUABLE
LAW AND xIsoELLASKoUs LIBRARY
OF HpwA,D BRIGGS ESQ.
AT AUCTION.
ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
Bx MONTGOMERY BROS. q co.
RM MONTGOMERY. Auctoneer.
MONDAY EVENING, March -. ut
WI O'Clock. at 20. IL Commercial Alley. between 81.
Charles and cam streets continuing from evening to
evening at until the whole Is disposed Of VIII be
sold
The Large ana Very Valuable Law and Miscellaneous
LIBRARY Of Edward Briggs. ESQ, comprising rare and
valuable works Of hs noted and best authors on Law
and Lteraure bong Of the most carefully selected and
best assorted Librsdss offered to the public for years
ALSO
THE LARGE AND FINE BOOKCASES
The attention Of Members Of the Bar and the public Ii
Catalogues viii ready for distribution on the morning OF
the sale.
~ runrs-cssh in o. 9. Treasury Notes.
HORSES AND MULES
GREAT SALE OF ELEeANr SADDLE AND HAIR
MEAS. ETC., AT AUCTION.
nv MONTGOMERY bros. - co..
n. MoEfconRy-Auctioneer
Omcs-e SO Camp street.
U,HuRsDAY. April 1st. - h.irPass no
o'clock a. ~ p Liners Stables, DRAWER street. va
be sold
Fins Saddle and Harness Hcrsss. In pairs and sngs
Also-ElegsatTop Open Brggiss, Harness. Saddles
- fnzss--c sh In Q. 3 Treasury Notes
| vURNIFURK. .FURNITUKE.....
M Mo,ST0ONnRY BROS. - Co.,
h r. NoH1eoHxKx kuctiousu.
| V,HURsDkY. = prii list. AZ n e'eioeh a.
their ucon Mart gsmp street VII ~ sop
| a general sctortment Of HOUSEHOLD ruhNrIuhn.
such - Rossv Cd Mahogany and Walnut Bedstsads 81
resux Arnoiu{ Washstsnds Mahogany and walnut Istea
| Sofas Spring SGT Chsrs Eszy Chairs Marble Top usnss
Tables Earbis sdsboerda Extension Table, veys ne
Brssses Carps French Plate Nic ns,lre.sss knxrsv.
nes Docking Stoves and utensh 49, cne We
sosssass q ssv'sA vsllasni'nsd h'sss~.
A large nvs,os Of oossass Beds, Cane end Wood ssa
G-fssrs-bash In o. 9. Treasury Notes
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r DATA GARNET sTUD-fHE LETTER n; is
IL engraved on the back Of It. suitable reward wiz DC
paid for It's return TO this ONCE
n OaT-ON THE nth inst, BLACK AND TAN
Ia TERRiER DOG Said dog Il about 10 months old and
snevers 10 the name Of Major To who VII return
him 70 SIS Apollo street, reward OF fsn DonAfs AZ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-Bayeu Gas. aing. MandevfIle aud Pearl
River Transportation Compsny-subseriptions VIII De 70
che Capital Stock sbovs named Company which sne
rare desrous Of securing cheap nome
FoT pseusr apply 81 tie Branch omcs Of the Ucmpsny
No. 90 Camp street. t9 bbLoOAalehD.
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-H.nn or New Orleans. rev

-nauk sf New Orleans. Row orleans
ynne s l86a-In accordance with sections and % OF tne
act entitled ITO establish general stem Of fiee
s notics hereby given 70 the holders OF the az
~ 20 present the the Banking House. or ~ the
ce OK the State AUDITOR for the purpose OF rocemption
~ said Bsnk for said purposes VIII Be ree,ainsa- ,,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-01

T,oR REuT-A wELL-FURNIsHEp HOUSE ON /
+ moderate terms Apply at the Crescent once.
TOR REnT.rHE HOTEL AT Il. THE LAKE. ss: END
Bar room. Stables and Bath Houses and an The .peurs
rsks sssc: & samms IN
vicinity New Orleans and VIII be rented on very rssson
s sss s' II Tou aSs and where S1' ss'ss
Il stsre sgibly located. doing good business and With
fixtures glass eempiete AisS res 6snes
.sss n s:sI: TAs 1Rp 70 ''hn D. '''' ~
OEWs TO RENT IN CHRIST cHgRCH on
Canal street -Four Psws % Rent from - % 30 sAen
FOE kEETA LARGE CINE 5sE Is as.s q
Ferdinand has bees put coed ns gas am ano sp
wOsk sonars Of snS The Rampant street within
sas.rs sS' Rent SO per month q. October. lsss
large and hsndsomey furnished Room, 81: front
s..p :sS en- S Ss.1ss
T,ow xxsr-rHE FINE, LIGHT, BACK oryIoE,
i No Commercial Place. corner Of 81 0fni5ss street
windows s. Charles sss 0pposs s:sss
ssis in wall II has besn fsI years occupied ~ wm Ins
:eps g a. g. HssI Commercial Place corner Of So
EoR RENT-FAnIIEs AND aEEIIExEE "a.
!sss ss.1 Ao AN Sssas
:s VIZ q Sn s = =; :.s
Liberty "
CALDwnLLs ExrKACr.
~, on which restores Gray Ban 70 ~ original color
For sale b. all Druggists sad o. che Dspst Of
FELIX sARoN,
ua Il Bszsuns sEsss. nsaf oanal
NEW oRLKAHA Nay "a ~.
HAVING sns,yssd his on. and h No szpsrinne Az
Piled N nYsELF recognise that n d enc Of The osS
css ~ presented public for The puposs Of restoring
N. hair 70 iss original eslss II tsneay Of which As's
L smx my hgnasurs " r -.
Importer q Hun.a Han. Bouxhsm Empsrfun
q. q. CALDWELL Pafsnsss
Hstsa d. Ktsnssrs Ns Ii ohertse sssss
CoLoMB. BROOKS = CO.
Gours coLoMB. W. l. BROOKS. z. fUREAuD. a.
GENERAL Liqusr Dealers
pcANAI, and sNKw LBvEE md - COMMON srA
NEW oRLKANR
| A,src. sSsostmeus Of IAquos always On hand.
n o. MEsRIrz.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING nANUFAcroRY,
Ne. q CAarsrss strssss
| sE1luo At AUCTION TRANSPORTATION DE
PIED II QUALITY AND fkioE
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NtllIcaM q BAseTTrs SALES.

NEIllGAM q BASeTTrS SALES.
uxnEpEsnzb PLEDeEs. AT AUCTION.
nv MEXICAN = BAsETTI.
.crr jars NnLIIGAx. Auctonssrs
j Az, At Hans 1oss and Ds<osit once. las Common
srsa az y ys1sth as.ortm. mt Of Diamonds Gold and
s;ixer tstches Siivst Ware Rsvcvs Doublebsre Shot
eups Operp Classes snd Musical Instruments
Dsmonds-con stpg Cluster and Single Stone Eangs
Cluster and Single ecns Rngs; Ladies and Gents Diamond
The watches al Of the finest eusiy and nr 1 sass
md Tobiss Aisoy Quarter, Second, and Double Tine
Watchse aides diamond Back and Ensmecd atcnes q
ChainA <,.--..
esi The attention the pebble general vs ss n
this sale, arythe goods are solo unner III "
ANTEE Be rplessnted- j. EAhr ~, MsnAss H..
N.B-Ths 10 tks only sale can make tnis year. An'
goods spcn for hsApection
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J. 3. WALTON g. DtSloNDE's SALES.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
UNRrvALED WATER POWER
SPLENDID SITES FOR MANUFACTURERS.
NY j., ID. WALTON a DEsLONDEs
J.B. wALIos, Auctioneer.
ofice, Ne. osrondsst street.
5Sss dsy &c k Ass,Is ls; =,
ABouY OKE THOUSAND ACRES Of sligIbiy located
two and miles nom the town Of Ccvngon with all the
improvemen thereon, consisting Of large and
built dive ting house outhouses garden uit ues IN wnicn
NAV be found nne Apple Pear Plum, Pecan trees etc. 49,
The riscsis within four hours dy communication with
the city by steam The water power on the tract Is insx
sites for papsf mills Cotton Factories etc cannot be found
any where he South The locality Is pleasant and healthy
and there dne Mineral Springs on the place
n-Trrus OF SAlK-Purchsser 70 sesame payment OF two
promissory notes each for $780, dated August 1851 pye
be ct and twelve months after date and bear
q cis mortgage the said land and mprovemsnts balance
cash. .s--.,--.---, -. ~. a
Caroudelef street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-01

Once Of the New 0riee.s. Jaesssa Ss ss
Great Northern Railroad Company New Orleans March ~
lt9-In conformity with the Chatter election WI be ned
Office Of the COMPANY Camp street ogposts
Tor Directors twelve 70 b chosen from
residing In Louisiana from s0 kholders res ding IN
Miss,pp provided Of the stock Of the Company
bs az election majority OF the stock
be not then the election Will be held on
DAY April &C. 1862 at the Office Of the Company nom 70
O'Clock. cu.vrve s..~..vrv
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.ur,nce Compsry No 80 Carondset street, New Orleans
March IS s69fn compliancs With the charter OF ns JON
an ectop for Trustees to during the
sns1ng year will place at The ecs OF the Company on
MONDAY the l2th Of April 1869, between the hours Oh IL
n and P.M n. n.xupuv c..-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-01

-uu,ou Hank OF Loufslana.-HoW Or.
sans H. l66SIn accordance WITH sec,aons - sna 3
lhs entitled IAN act % establish general sss ia
Fsnkng in the State Louisiana approved March ID 1900
notice hereby given 70 the holders OF the crcusng note
the the Banking House. or ct the once OF tne
nto Auditor for the purpose OF redempton within one
rom this date otherwise tho funds deposited BY said Bank ior
saiS purpose win be reclaimed -. ~,vpv~ c..s,..
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-OMee of the New Orleans eck son N q
Great Northern Railroad Compsny-few Orleans, Marcn
n Is-Publc notice IS hereby given that the rsguis, IN
nal meeting of this VIII be held q
their ofcs on Damp street. opposite LsfAyee square on
ths chsrtter r D. CHARLEs, Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-01

Once OF the 90. Charles street Bsil-
road Company Carondelet and Eighth streess rev
,,eans March 10 l869-At meeting OF the Stockhooers
held this day the Capital Stock o. the Company va re-
drced nv A unanmops Five Hundred Thousand DOE
is,s Net Certificates Of full paid Stock OF fry
Dolsrs share viii be ready ssue 70 St,khoders In ex
lnrfl 1859.
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- Crescent city Bank : New orlssn I,
Tsns ls ls-In Accordancs with sections "a AND =
Pres BANKING has. sh. sssss s., sS9's ss:.
q s,hs holders of the circulating notes OF tht
duly audited the provisions Of said act 70 pre-
stsss Auditor for the purpose Of redemption WITHIN on
1ssr nom this date, otherwise the unds oeDoseo " ~
Ssnk for aid purpose viii be reclaimed -.
sHAA ~ OHAS. FAURrE, IN. Cashier
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Hotel Arrlvals-ootober 10 and II.
CHARLESTON HOTEL,

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
James Nixon, a. NJ. Gardner, @. B. Carscy, r.
A. Little, John Thomas, George Floyd, C. 8. Mar.
shall, j. Il. Sardy H. Cohn, New York; 4. L. Wig
gins, Beaufort; G. W. Marsh, st. Louis; G, F.
Buck, Conwayboro'; George +. Radcliffe, james
Hope, James q. Balle, ]. G. Gil!ett, Thomas M.
Jackson, Augusta;T. L. Hcnsy, South Carollna
Daniel Callahan, George s. Barthetness, Sayan.
nah; James Dunlap, VIM. W. Lyon, Atlanta; G.
Erickson, Mount Pleasant d. p. G. Rockwell,
Aiken; WIN. German, Owen Daly, Columbia; w.
q. Davis and wife, A. Gagc and wife, city; Mrs,
S. b. Cutler, Florida; Miss C. H. Marsh, Boston;
Il. Vaughn Richards and lady, England; b. T.
Howard, Knoxville; II. Slcdmer, a. Herr, Phia-
delphia; NJ. o. d. Clough, Maryland.
PAVILION HOTEL.
ID. w. Iiains. Florence; George f. Boggs city;
w. d. Flick, Selma; James Dobbn, city; n. C.
Hall. S. c.; H. T. McLciand, Olinbur Pa; w. D.
Peck, Columbia; n. T.. Dutton, steamship Sea
Gull; @. NJ. SpeIght, s. G.; w. q. Jacobs, Sayan.
nah; John Dughn, Wadmalaw Island; w. IL.
Cowl, A. ID. Mads New York; J. II. Hamilton,
iiranchvc, o. F. lIakes, New York; George A.
Prep, Jacksonville; j. Gorlam, Savannah; q. M.
jenkins, John o. Darrell Kentucky; Low Gaylord,
f. Gaylord, Sgnor Gustave Bedaux, Sam Gard.
ner. Johnny Rusc, Frank Donaldson, Harry Tai
bott, y. Masterson, Joe Mars, Richard Duckottz,
Professor ShaiIncr, John Mastcrson Johnny Lang,
Master George Armstrong, Johnny Armstrong,
Lew Phelps, John Styles, Albert Bcdnux, Joe
Mack, Skin Il .Gaylord's Minstrels.
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a. c. McGILLIvRAY, AuctIoncer.
g RIFFS S LIE.

- ~ - . a Il Il Z.
by virtue OF n writ of Fierl Facias to me directed
rT.t ann deiixercu, VIII be ssud ON MONDAY anu
at the northeast corner or the Courthouse. be.
tween The hours Of II O'Clock a. NJ. and 3 r. NJ,
In LOT Of Land With Se buss ii inc tSaraan
situate mt the northeast corner OF John and Meet.
ing streets, containing IS feet 10 inches on John
north by lands OF Fordllain. south by John street.
east on lands OF ]. H. Honour, and west on Meet.
sue OF John street, with Il thrcCsstUry wooden
dwelling and other buildings thereon, nnd known
OH back line, and 200 feet in depth. Bounded
north on lands Of Estate OF Royce and Carsiens,
Gibbes, and west by lands or Brudy be saI,l meas
ur"ment more or less.
John +. Poppenhcim, ut the suit Of White, Kyle
& Price.
At the same time and place.
An the right, title anl interest OF defendant in
n LOT OF L.AND, with the buildings and improve
Cumberland and Church. streets, measuring IS
ieet 'front.' Oh Church street, by 95 feet in depth,
ne same more or less. Also, the LOT OF LAND atl-
Joining tile above OH the south; with the buildings
thereon.
Levied OIL and to he sold us the property of T.
Jr., Sarah W. Mcdonald and Zogbaum, Young Co.
At the same HH; time and place,
Al the right, title ana interest Of defendant In
a LOT OF LAND, with the buildings thereon, sit
street 50 feet, BY 100 feet IN depth, he same more
;, Levied on and to be sold as the property OF
Henry Warner, at the suit OF John c. Ifnrbers
ALSO,
At the same time and place,
In LOT OF LAND situate on north side OF Tradd
street, ami known as the No. 2s with the build
ingS thereon. MI.
Levied ON and to be sold as the property of Mar-
tin O'Donneli, at the suit OF Patrick Lee.
ALSO,
ann, Al, AZ the snme time and place,
. All the right title and interest OF e, s Lapd in
three boxes OF MERCHANDISE.
q Levied on and to be sold as the property OF G.
8 Land under an execution In the case OF Crane.
ALSO,
AZ the Snmc time and place,
in TRA F e LAN snd Interest OF the DEFENDANT
ST. James, Goose Creek, at tho Junction Of Cooper err
River and Goose Creek, containing 1874 acres
NOR more OF less. Bounded north by doosc Greek,
west by lands OF - Hard; said tract known
" owned by ]. P. Dcycaux, aud known as "oakI
ands.n
LSyIs4 on and to be sold as the property OF
Brothers. " We "pi"sue %
NJ the same time and place.
AL the right, title and interest OF defendant I'm
the following LOTS OF LAND, with the Built
lngs thereon. to wit: One Lot on Chestnut street:
measuring 'sa 20 feet front, by 100 feet In depth
measuring IS feet front, by $50 feet In dentS''
Also, Lot on the east sfdc OF Gatisden street.
near spring; measuring In front rs feet by I25
less. ,to'S Va
Levied on and to be sold as the property or
Noocrt Il; Iiarney, ut the suit OF the Exchange
National Tapms Ban Bank Of Norfolk, Virginia;
octll Mi
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To our Friend. In tho Country.

The strides which THE NEWS has made In cir
oulation especially In the country, within the last
twelve months. encourage us to redouble our
efforts to make 1t such paper as everybody wants
TO read, and visitor which shall be welcomed In
every household ir the State. There Is no good
reason why live Charleston newspaper, which
keeps pace with the progress and spirit OF the
day, and is published Mt q price which places 1t
within the reach OF ALI should not, with proper
mail facilities, attain a circulation of Thirty
Thousand copies; and we Gun promise that no cx
erttons or enterprise shall be wanting on our part
TO make the regular edition OF this Journal up
proXimntc to TINT figure.
AS peculiarly attractive inducement to the
planters of the State to become subscribers to
THE NEWS before the expiration OF the present
year, We have arranged with Mcssrs. Walker,
Evans 4 Cogswcli,; the publishers OF the "Rural
Carolinlan" to supply that new and superb agrI-
cultural magazine, together With THE NEWS to
now subscribers, at the following very low rates:
THE DAILY NEWS and the "Rural Caronan,"
one year, for SIX dollars and fifty cents.
THE TRI-wEEkLY NEWS and the "Rural Carroll
ninn" one year, for four dollars.
Subscriptions TO the two publications. may he
sent either to the proprietors Of THE NEws,ior to
the proprictors OF the '.Rural CarolIniGh.n but
persons desiring to avail themselves of this offer
must do so before tho first OF January next, ns
the arrangement Will not be extended beyond
that period.
When these rates arc contrasted with those OF
the Charleston papers before the war, when the
yearly price Of n daily was ten doilnrs, and OF
tri-weekly i've dollars In gold, or Its equivalent,
VIC think we may fairly claim TINT THE NEWS has
laborcd to some purpose In the diffusion Of INTEL
1igence among the people at prices suited to the
changed aspect OF the times.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-18

DEPARTURE or BISHOPS FOR THE GoUMEsIcAL
CoUNclt.-The Baltimore Sum- abiding to the de-
pat.ure OI inc steamahlp baltimore from that
port for Bremen, on Wednesday next, says:
Some ten OF our respected prelntos and rs many
priests and theological students hnve taken pas.
sage orstllc baltimore for I'remcn, thence to pro.
Tho list Is as follows: The Most Reverend M /.
Spalding, d. y, Archbishop Of naItimore; RI
Rev. John MeGiil, D; d., bishop Of Richmond; IT.
phia; Rt. Roy. N. Domcnec d. D., Bishop OF Pitts.
burg; Nt; Rev; Tobias Mullen, d. b., bishop or
Eriei ~; Roy. Jas; Gibbons. D d., Vicar Apost. OF
Apost OF Nebraska. It Ia probable that three
more pisnops VIII reach here IN time to join this
bishop OF Scranton; RI. Rev. =. Il. Lynch, ID. D.,
Bishop OF Natchez. ~ - ''NS''
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-18

Loss OF THE SCHOONER Lucy w. ALEXANDER
BY the arrival yesterday from Florida OF the
steamer Dictator, VIC learn that the schooner
Lucy w. Alexander, Townsend, from Matanzas
for Baltimore, with cargo OF sugar anu molas.
scs, was wrecked during the latter part OF Sep
tcmbcr, on one Of tho Florl,la Keys. Captain
Townsend came In the Dictator as far as Savan-
nah but stopped at that point to note his protest
and attend to other matters In the Interest OF his
vessel. The vessel and cargo are reported to be
q fntnl lnSs
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SKIrF AND GAYL0ED's MISsTREIS.-Thls COM
pany will open In this city tonight, and remain
with us during the week. II the notices Of the
press In the different cities ana towns they have
visited can be taken an evidence Of their worth,
we Gun assure our readers that Il rich treat IL In
store for all who arc fond OF such entertainments.
The following notice Is taken from the Norfolk
Journal:
The first part OF the entertainment was gone
through In Il highly satIsfncfnry manner, I.Uw
Gaylord and Har,y talbot occupying the ends
anu never failed to keep the house In a storm of
laughter, when we were ut once slcnccd by the
beautiful singing Of Signor Gustavc BldcauS lie
rendered q ballau entitled "Comc sit by my side
little tlarllng," full Of pathos nnd sentiment and
his rich baritone voice did full Justice TO the
song. Joe Malrs. the fascinating dancing queen,
went through his part I'm truly artistic manner.
wns loudly cncored. The two conspicuous hotel
portcrs, Introducing Harry Talbot, Joe MaIrs and
u. Lang, was very funny. The Triple Clog, by
Stiles Phelps and Armstrong, was the gem OF the
evening. The opera scene from True Ilatl.t
was very amusing burlesque. Several other
spcclaltics were presented. The performance con-
cludcd with Professor Sharers Panc cthIopt
These views are worth the price OF admission
alone. to say nothing OF their minstrel enter
tainment.n We would especially commend the
performance as entirely free from vulgar allu-
sions or indcconclcS Of any kind lady can at
tend with entire impuulty, which IL saying q
great deal for n minstrel show.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-18

BILLrSTIcKISG-SUIr FOR DAMAGEs.-For seye-
raj days past there has been considerable excite
ment among the blstickcrs. The bills OF the
Metropolitan Theatrical Company were first post
G about the city. In some places the bills OF
Skif Gaylords Mlnstrcls were posted upon top
OF these. The next day the delightful counte.
nances Of the knights OF the "burnt corkn were
hidden, obscnred by bills announcing that the Me-
tropolitan troupe were still plnyIngat The IIber-
nlan Hall. On Saturday Messrs. Skin & Gaylord
entered suit for damages against Mcssrs Collins
4 Morse, laying the damages Mt ninety mine dol.
iars The case viii come up before Magistrate
Schroeder to-day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-18

DEATH OF II. f. srRonEcKER, EsQ,-wc are
pnined to announce the death OF this well known
and cstlmable merchant, who, from early man.
hood, has been Identified With the hardware trade
OF our city. Mr.. Strohecker Ind for many months
past been In falling health. Ills loss Will be
mPurned by the large circle OF friends whom lie
had won by the uniform uprlghtness and integ-
rlty OF his character.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-18

THRATRICAL.-A good house attended the clos.
ing performance or the Collins & Morse Dramatic
Company on Saturday evening. II Is due to the
managers to say that during the two weeks they
have been with us their company has strivcn
faithfully, and, generally speaking, with success
to please; and 1t affords us pleasure to announce
that they will return week hence and reopen at
Illbernlnn Hall with fresh and attractive novel;
ftes tsfh
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-18
CIT Y A FF AIR S
Meetings This Day.

st. Andrews Lodge, nj haif.past O'Clock.
Eaglc Fire Company, ut p. n.
PhGnix Fire Company, ut half.past p. M.
Palmetto Fire Company, at half-past T. NJ.
Mechanics Union, No. /, at I r. NJ.
Deutsche Jaeger Gesellschaft, Mt 8 p. NJ.
C0tillion Club, at 4. NJ.
Journcymcn Painters, at half-pnst p. NJ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-18

PERsoNAL.-.The Hon. Thomas Y. Simons has
returned to tho city.
Robert Mure Esq, Of the firm of Robert Murc
& Co., arrived in Charleston from Liverpool on
Saturday. >t'' Z
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-18

BOARD IN AISEN.-Pcrsons seeking board In
the delightful and healthy village OF Aiken are
referred to the. advertisement of Mrs. NJ. A..
Nackay, who has leased the fine establishment
known as "Fla Rosa," and has furnished and
rcnttcd 1t for the accommodation OF transient
or permanent boariers. EXcellent fare, COM
fortably furnished rooms and nssiduous servants
attention arc the Inducements offered to visitors