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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Last night dming the
fire those who endeavored to put it out were brick
batted by persons In the crowd. why-unknown
After the 1st proIimo tho detective officers will be
transferred to the Guardhouse, under the captain
and lieutenants; officers Coates and Reed, and spe-
cial officer Nipson will bo retained.
The public examination Of tho High School will he
continued today, at the same hour Us yesterday
The speech of Counsellor Corbin. yesterday, in
the Pillsbury quo svarranto. gave considerable do
light to some of tho party.
The tar OF the Plymouth Church, colored in the
Military Hall, Wen;worth-street, IS given for the
purpose OF raising funds to build congregational
church.
The bazaar and evening entertainment at the hall.
corner OF Wentworth and Meeting Streets to raise
Masonic charity fund.- for The coorcd Masons of the
city, was successfully opened last night
The Fenians held meeting at Hibsrnlan Hall last
night, and wer, addressed by Mr.. Brennan. OF New
York, the agent of The brotherhood who explained
the condition and bects OF the association
The Germania Bupd will give ore Of their agree
able entertainments in thoir hall. April o.
The Schiller Lcdse gave splendid ball at the
hall of the German Fire Company, last evening.
The South Carolina Society anniversary meeting
will be held to-day at 2 NJ, at their hall in Meeting
street. for the election OF officers.
gruy horse, attached to one OF the city cars. be-
came alarmed at the fire las; night, and was so un.
manageable that he frightened all the passengers out
of tho car
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FASHION CHIT -CHAr.-According to the latest
p,risian fashion news, "false hair is augmentns In
volume
Flame color-or, as some call it, capaci e or ms
turtium color-is very popular this season. ltisa
deep brilliant shade Of orange.
Foruzi wedding receptions arc going out Of FASH
ion, the festvi les takin, the form OF dJeuncr, or
English dinner, for reiatives and frcnd'.
Tie "Almavva" bonnet is o novelty, and is quite
in the Spanish style. II is made Of black lace and
has q wide wreath of shaded goranums to replace
the Andalusian comb two CO. aniums are listened
at the side the left car. 1t is tied in trout wih
two long black leo lappcts, joined with aj-weled
brooch.
This year parasols will be made to match the suit
with VII ch they are carried. will be trimmed with
f-inse as IF old: and, inste1d of beipg lined with
simple bj;ck whlte will be lined with silk gaiy
brocadod with flowers. thatit the is into
eraby stupid peep Into the decorated lining
of ones parasol and study botany.
1t gratifying now that so many feet are ruined
b. the heel that hls beoa n vogue for the past year
or two. to see return to something as the heels
m the newest shoes are. They are only
about half as high, are straight and broad. an1 are
n,ace1 at the very back OF the shoe instead Of being
almost in the ccntro OF the fo,t as they have heen,
70 the Disagreement OF the foot and the injury Of
the whole physique.
The latest importation OF shes offers US square
toe, and lower and broader heels. with less
heirht in the anhIe. Bows of kid-sdtched. with
white silk are In favor and tho shoes are finished at
the TOP in scollops, also st tched with white Some
French shoes lately brought over have row OF out
tons a4d simulated button-holes opposite to the OF
dn.ry fastening Of the SHOE ihe buttons being very
small.
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
The directors of the Savannah and Charleston Rail.
road Company, at meeting held on Saturday eve
ning elected Bentley D. Hasen President of the COM
pany, and S. W. Fisher Secretary and Treasurer.
Mr. j. R. Boylaton will act as Presi lent pro teH'
until Mr. Hasell makes his arrangement to assume
the duties of tho Office. Work will be commenced
Immediately upon the road at Coosawhatche River,
and will be pushed forward fast as possible. 1t is
tho intention Of The directors to make contracts for
the rebuilding Of the bridge at the Savannah River,
and of the road from thence to Savannah, so that
the various sections of the work may go on simu'-
teneously.
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JOB PRINTING AT TIE NEWS OFF1cE.-For
the accommodation Of our friends and the public,
we have Just established. in connection with our
business, O Job Printing Office, where we are now
prepared to execute ell kinds of job printing with
cheapness, accuracy and dispatch. This department
of our once is in charge of accomplished and con-
scientious practical printers, and our friends who
syor US With their orders may rely upon their pune
tual and careful e1. luton.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
UcTIo:y SALES THIS DAT.

,oHS G. MuNoR & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their saesroom, Meeting st eet, white lead sill
A. FNsIow Co. Will sell ct II o'clock, at their
store Lost Bay, damaged oats.
LAuRxY & ALEXANDER viii sell at 10 O'Clock.
before their store ast Bay. tutter, pig hang, &c
T. NJ CATER will sell at shree-quariers past
o'clock al his store Browns wharf butter, lard &c.
LowNDEs & GRDBALL will sell at II O'CLOCK, at
corner of East Bay and Broad-sireet. gas and bank
stock.
ssIesroom. corner of Meeting and Wentworth
streets, new and second hama furniture.
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F1RE.-A fire occurred last evening OF eight
o'clock in kitchen in the rear of the unoccupied
premises, No. 500 King-sreet. 1t was evidently the
work of an jncendiary, no one had lived in tho
kitchen for some time. The building was badly
damaged, aud during the FIRE the flames extended to
four or FIVE houses In the vicinity, but we're soon e1-
tinguished The loss Ia covered by insurance In the
agency of e. B. oakes Esq. The pro. erty, we learn,
belonged to Mr.. a. b. Mcdonald.
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Valuable Plantation at AUCTION.
BY AL0NZO ]. WHITE & SON
Br0ker5, AuCt1Oneerb anu fteHI
Agents..


Agents.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale 10 me directed by the
Hon. Gerge s. Bryan, .udge Of tho Unl.ed States
Court for the District Of South Carolin1 will Of
fer for sale at Public Auction at the Old Postoface,
foot Of Broad-street Charleston. =. c., on TUES.
DAY, the 13 b of April. 1869, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
ALI that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND.
known as sea side. containing ll6S acres. more or
less, and bounded on The north by lands # Mr. Nc
Cants. on the east by lands Of Mr. Corbett, on the
west by laud of Mr.. Veuning, aud Oh the south by
the Sound, per plat and survey made by Robert Z.
Payne, Esq aaid Land being in Christ Church Pa.
risb. County of Charleso'. The above Plantation
to be cold is subject to lease to one VIM. Hook
ady for period OF five years, commencing on the
firat November, 1867. and ending the rst Novem-
ber 1872. Annual rent $500 to accrue to purchaser
from DIV OF tale.
Condiuons-One halfc cash; balance payable in two
equal successive annual nstaments with interest at
ths rate OF per cent. per annun, payable semi.an'
nualy, secured by bond or bonds OF the pur'
chaser aud mortgage Of Plantation. Purchaser to
pay for papers and starnns.
LAWRENCE W. O'HEAR.
March 22 mwtlOtul Assignee Theodore Stoney.
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THE STATE CouRr-HoN. r. B. CARPENTER
PREs1DrNa.---The special session of the Court OF
Gsmmon Pleas begun yesterday morning. The list
of the jurors was called and the jufies dismissed
until this morning. The court was engaged all day
in hearing the argument In the quo tuarrdnto case.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Lafs sest CIrcuIation.-THEp pAILfNsWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
cOGNIZED as HAVING The LARGEST Clh-
cULA71oN IN TIE c1TF OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
INC nv TIKI posTOEEIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO The RRoVAS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoST0EFICE Law.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-The Mayors docket for
Sunday was rather fuller than usual
number of storekeepers were reported for ID
strucing the sidewalk with signs.
An East Bay merchant was reported for tting a
new awning rail bn old posts.
Thomas Readson. coored. drunk and disorderly in
house on King street Fined s5.
S. Gardner, colored. lying down drunk in Market
street. Discharged.
James B. Russell, colored, t, ned over to magis-
trate.
John Francis colored, v;grant was s.nt to the
House of Correction for ten days.
NJ Mcbride, colorcd, dunk and disorderly in
Coming street. Fined $l0 Couldn't pay and went
uo."
Peter Campbell, colored. sleeping in the street.
Sent to Mount Pleasant.
P. Sullivan, for keeping open his fruit store on
Sunday. Fined S..
John Zanoga, same offence Fined $40.
q. Spinken. for keeping his store open on Sunday.
Fined $40.
j. q. Luden, same offence. Fine 81.
Peter HiShgrass colored, while assisting at the
guardhouss yesterday, made his escape This Is the
second time Peter h.. escared from the custody OF
the law.
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DEPARTURE OF TRoops.-Company B. 9th
Regiment, under command of Major Worth, left yes
terday for Goldsboro to relieve the colored troops al
that point.
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The TRADE OF CHARLESTON Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel says: I'VE are informed by
friend who has returned from. visit to Charleston
that the merchants Of that city are looking forward
to the time aud that before long, when the trade
which formerly flowed into it will again reyert into
the cd channel During this spring merchants from
Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Florida and the Caro-
linas have purchased their stocks in Charleston.
The facilities for trade in the way OF large stocks and
accommodations on acceptable paper are ample and
satisfactory Merchants are desirous OF doing oil In
their power to meet the wants of their old friends In
Georgia, and they are willing and anxious to sell
them goods on as fsyorablc terms as the merchants
Of Northern cities. Being earnest advocates o.
Southern trade and commerce. We believe In and
commend to our people the policy Of trading Will
and bu ling up tie business of our seaboard cies
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AucttOnccr.

Will DO sold, in front Of the OIL Customhouse, on
TUESD Az, the 9Th day OF April next, at II o'clock
A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LANp. Nth the Rnild :ngs and
InpIUTuiIIcuto III kovu bltuAte 6ouin siue Ol hen.
rieIta-street City OF Charleston, s. c., measuring
and containing In front Heurietta-street 81 feet.
and in depth from north to soutn ITO feet more or
less buthug and bounding north on Henrietta.
street. east on lands now or late of Esate Francis
Carmand south on lands now or late Of James Paro-
10y and west on lapds now or late Of Sarah Fields
Terms-Oss-third cash; bllance In one and two
terest from day of sale and mortgage of the pre-
mises with privilege ef the purchaser to pay the
whole purchase price In cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps.
March 16 tu4
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sppreciation.

COMMENCEMENT OF TIE CHARLESTON COL
IEoE-Ctadel luare Baptist Church was thronged
last evening" both in the body Of th' church and In
rnI IC5, 0r tlO5e pfesunt bc'
ing ladies'. The chancel of the church was occupied
by the Board of Trustees and Faculty Of the College,
The Rev. e. 7. Winker opened the exercises BY an
impressive prayer after which the sauatory address
was delivered by MT W. E. Miller, and oraiions were
pronounced by C. P. Alston; subject: Energy. VIM.
Boylston: Subject: Division of Character. VIM.
Bruins; Subjects Labor. J. P. Lesesne; Subject:
Earnestnoss. Arthur Mazyck; Subject: Duty. q.
II. arimbalI; Subject: Fiction an Instrument of Re-
form. Yaledictory add esses by J. Alfred Martin.
The President conferred the degree of B. A. on the
graduating class, and NJ A. on Drs. J. Scmers Buist
and ). L. Ancrum aud A. c. Kaufman, Esq, aud
the degree of B. A. on j. L. Robinson, Esq. Tho
bcned,ction was pronounced by the Rev. E. Twink
ler. During the exercises the organ Of tho church
was Played and greatly added 10 the interest OF the
occasion.
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STOCK BOARD. There was an Informal meet
ing of the brokers' at the Planters and Mechanics
Bank hall, yes'erdly morning, for the purpose OF
considering the formation Of a stock board Mr.
Alonzo ]. White was called to the CHAIR and Mr.. T.
Pinckney Lowndes requested to act as secretary.
The object of the meeting stated by the chair,
after wcich Mr. George 8. Holmes offered resolu-
ton. which was adopted. tina: committee be ap-
pointed by the chair, Of which the chairman Of the
meeting should be member er c5fcio, to take into
consideration the expcdiency OF the object in view,
and that they report at adjourned meeting, to be
called at the option Of the chair Subsequent to the
meeting, and in pursuance Of the resolution, the
following gentlemen were appointed to constitute
the committee: ". (. Trenholm. chairman; a. q
DeLeon, Louis D. DeSaussuee. C. z Huasr. JamAs
a. Wilson, Alonzo ]. White, e1 oficio.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

MEETINGS THIS DAf.
South Carolina Society, at 3 P. M.
jefferson Lodge. at 7 P. NJ.
Carolina Chapter. ot hal'-past Z. m-
Delta Lodge OF Perfection, at z. M.
Eagle Fire Company, at 2, NJ.
vigflant Fire Company, at Z. M.
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PUBLIC EXAMINATION OF The HIGH ScBooL.-
The public examination OF this institution began
Yesterday and was attended by a number OF visit
ors. principally ladies'. The pupils IN the first de-.
partment, under ". R. Kingman. Esq, principal,
we're examined in Greek. Latin, German Ma,he.
matics and the higher English branches and evnced
thorough instruction md very commendable com.
prehcnsion OF their studies. Addresses were deliv
cred by 7. NJ. Mordccai on the "Downfall of Napo
LOOM" ". g. Martin, the death of Montrose;" VIM
Thaycr The Ship on Fire." John Kelly. "An His
tor:a Address," Edwin Ehney, "Thc Death of Alb
solom;" and Walker Thomas. 1.-The Maniac" These
youns gentlemen delivered their addresses with
ease and grace, and considerable oratorcal attain
mens. The examination will be continued from
dny 10 day until concluded. The school seems to be
in good condition, and continues to live In pubic
appreciation.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. March 29.-Paoilson Hotel.
Reese. Georgia; James Mott. city; John Pearce,
Croft. New York; George Thompson. c + Pro-
bet, James Taylor and wife, James Fisher and wife,
" Armstrong, J Blair, Charles Proda, New York;
Bourdu, South Carolina; E q Cramer. Richmond; P
Worshsm, Cooper Rver; L Aver, Braunelle.
Barnwell; G. Caldwell, " A colclough, Georgia.
Charleston Hotet.-Thomas Il Blackwell, Eugene
Ward. New York; JONES Putnam, Buffalo; George
Putnam, New York; ] ] Van Horn, United States
Army; John P Howard, New Yo,k; D b Jaciunan, 8
D Rose, Philadelphia; 81 NJ Drune. Wilmington;
Jacob Tracy, George Bedel, Philadelphia; L
waddel, Dr. Olcott and mpther, " Turner and
wife, VIM Turner. New York; " J Ge aid, Mrs
Mulin, South Ca olina; Bates. City; T Berry,
Columbia; j McCurry, Camden; N Fo1s. Miss
Foxa. Cardenas; D Pexo'o Columbia; j Hayden,
NJ and Railroad; q Haralson. Southern Agent
Csast Line; N Lawrence and wife. Atwa.er,
New York.
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Valuable Real Estate at AUCTION. =.
BY LOWNDES g. GRIMBALL.

By virtue Of IN order OF sale to me directed BY tho
Hon. George :. Bryan. Judge OF the United states
District Court for the District of South Carolina.
will offer for sale at Public Auction. at the Old
Postof1ce. Charleston, 8. O., on TUESDAY. Aprx
g., 1869 Ut IL o'clock A. M.
All that LOT OF LAND, with Buildings thereon, In
the City of Charleston. State afor-sdj. stuated and
being on Spring street. south side xnown as No 81
near RutledRe Avenue. measuring nfT-Hve 1867 feet
front, by one hundred and seventy-fve l176l feet
deep, be the same more or less. The House has
four square rooms two atics. dressing room and
pantry slate root double piazza al In good ordar,
having been painted and repaired since the war
ended. On the premises are q large clstern and
commodious outbuilolngs
Term.-One-halfc cash in gold. and The remaining
ont half on credit Of one year; purchaser to give
bond for such credit portion, bearing interest nom
day OF SALE and payable In gold, seou ed BY mort
gage Of the premises with covenant for insuranoc
and assignment of policy and for resale 10 case sf
breach of condition Of bond and TO pay for papers
and stamps. G.. HERBERT SASS,
Assignee Of Evans Cogswen.
March 1S Mh18 40, 49, 6,27, 80. .Ap1,S,6
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ACHM1ssroN1ANA ApRoAD.-The Selma Times
Of recent says: "For several days past we have
had N our city Mr. Joseph Walker. of the we'll
known house of Walker. Evans & Cogswell. Charles
ton. Since the completion of the Selma. Rome aud
Dalton R4lr I'D to Rome, quite number OF the
moro enterprising merchants OF Charleston have sue
ceeded In extending their business into this section
Of county. Among these, none have been moro
active and successful than the above named frm,
which deals extensively in stationery, &c. From
this city Mr.. Walker viii 20 TO Montgomery. Sue
cess to him."
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EASTER MoNDAY.-REsULr OF THE CHURCH
EIEor1oss-1he elections held IN the churches OF
Charleston yesterday resulted US follows;
ST. M1cHAEL's CHURCH.
vestrymen-Jumes r. Prinsle. Vim. Bull Prlngie
Dr. ]. p Jeryey. james NJ. Wilson. Thomas Frost
Martin L Wllkirs Richard Caldwell. Wardens-A.
Z. Miller, ". {. Courtney.
GRACE CHURCH.
Wardens-Dr. A. Fitch, +. E. Fraser Festry-J
Il. GrmDall, u Jennings. pr. j. somers bnist, W
C. Breese q. G.. Memminser T. M Grlnkc Z. Il
Williams. The following gentlemen dec incd re-
c.ec!on G. II. Walter, W. Johnson W. CarrnStoh.
ST pAuLs CHURCH. aAp-L!FFEpoEo'.
W,rdeus-Wm. T. w aga. N D.Fraaris s. Holmes
Vcstryrncn-Jus .lkrp, q. Il brewster, Tho'. NJ
Hauckel L, Hc1iu, James Simons, 1hos.
oiinons WIN. l.. 1reuholm.
ST. LUKa's CHURCH.
ycstrymeu-I = K. Ucuuett. Is. ?. Co'burn. II. E
Screvcn a. r Taft, IL. Huylstan f. L. Porchef NJ
D.. NJ. p Mthcson Warlcns-W. Z. REQ q lamt
Huis. Do,p to Diocesan Couvcniun-W. Z
Bells. X. Eennctt, +. P. Porchsr, NJ. D., u. Lant
BUST.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY CONFUSION. cANNoNsDoRo'
yes!lymep-Iev. A. T. Portcr. G. a. Trenhom
Hutson Lee. William crov,t. Ihe core ~ "aSusr
L. Sebring Tnoraai ). Waring. W!rdcIS--1ohl
nlckal, L. w. Edgcr.oa De!egatcs 10 Diocesat
Ccnvertior-a. A. Ireuhom, D. Wagner, JoEr
Hanckcl, ]. D. Alexander
ST. s.EpnES'5
Wa.dtns-s. wobb A Z. W. Abrams Vestry
men-Goorgs 1reseott. NJ. D.; job, Robinson, so, T.
P. Archer, 1. Miller, L. H. Eewt'n' u. u. WiiElns
DeIerates In nj crsap (ouyenlioL-- ieorsa T. Tres.
colt, ii. D., II. j.. Archer. l. hlccrady, Z. q. VII
kius.
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
Presiden H. Gobia.s Ycs.rymrn-J u. zen
ncko + ]. q. Sioinmoycr.t FIR Wiokenbers BE J
Lucas, j. H Sure Dr. a Pclsss 4 G. g. C9sDlm 5a
mann rrraasprnr-Jorn A. Blum. Secrctary-J
e. Boines. sNoe ] F. g hirmer. dcclined. tVic'
W. q. Laiar. decliucd Twice +. o. bium' dc'a' ell
at. MARKS CHURCH tcoLohEDl
Vestrymen-S Bennett, W. b. Marshal1, .
Mop. W, eaton, r. Garden, 8. Ole r, Or: D. a
Bosemou, ]. N. Gregs Wardens-R. Z. pereof
Sr, Robt Houston.
CALVARY CHURCH tcoLoaEDl
NJ Boney, Chairman ". 3 Roberteon, Secretary
8. B. Mitchell WIN. Hazard, Daniel Brown,
Bryan, John Ramsey-
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Will be sold, on TUESDAY, the 2Uth day OF Apfll'
next, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, in front Of the Old Gus
tomhouse,
ALL L1HAT LOT OF LAND. with buildings there
on. situate on tho east side 81 Time,
- --A A.sianatsd ss III. NJ. Z. in nlat drawn
by R E. Payne, Surveyor, and dated 18th hHHssni;
1852, and recorded In ofaco Register Mesne Convey
ance, for Charleston Count, measuring and contain
ing front Oh Norman-st Get, A. feet more or less,
Same dimensions on back line. and In depth leo feet
more or less; butting and bounding west on Norman
street, north on lot No 9. east on lot No. 8, and
south on lots Nos. H. and g. In above described plat
Terms-One-thid cash balance in one aud two
years, secured by bond and mortgage of the premi-
ses; buildings to be insured and kept insured. aud
policy ASSIGNED. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. E. W. NJ. MAOKE1, ). u Z.
March so tu4
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BUSINESS T[CES.

TIE SALE OF damaged sugar. advertised by
j. A. Ensow si Co Tor to-day, is postponed until fur
thcr notice.
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Auftionsers' priuatt Sales.

Two Story Dwelling and Brick Out6uildings,
situate on the south side Of Tradd street, tho
third door vest from King, street, 6saag
sold for division, soiH sell loD for cash. q,
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BY WILBUR & son.

MEETING.sTREEr BUILDING LOT. formerly
on which stood Charleston Savings Bank. Lot 23
feet inches by 1859 feet In depth.
lara 6 March a.
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NEW STEAM FIRE EyGISE FOR TIE EAGLE
CoMrASY.-Tho oux!cty OF the Ea1cs Was aiayed
Yesterday by the arrival Of their new engine on tho
arIgo5s: as SOON as sho WIS sLfelr landed. 10
tachment OF the company TO K her Ill charge and
drew her up to tho house o.: the ppany in Meeting.
street. North of John-s:ront Mr.. Button the builder
OF the new apparatus. accompat les il, for the pur
pose of correcting any mishapS to ihe mecha nism
and testing her to the satisfaction Of tie company.
The new machine was built at tie Button Works,
Water ord, New York aul is Nc. 47 OF the axe,
and Of the third cla.s. Her weight is iouI thousand
two hundred pounds; she has . bIanoo engine with
one huudred and seventy pounds as the maximum
gauge OF steam, aud fy 20 sixty uuds the average
Fer boilers are fcrnishel with copper aucs; her en-
gine Is nine insh stroke and five inch cylinder Size
is jackc.tcd with German silver and princes ma al
She has horizontal pumps which are supplied with
tanks; has two s'eam pressure aud under p:ess
gauge; glass water an] try-co,ks three signal and
three coach lamps. The main signal lamp is suely
FURNISHED me,al. with stained glass tlstefully iu.
scribed with tho name Of the company. date oil irs-
tutivn and incorporation Her wheels are 1vo aud-a.
halt aud four and-a-haf feet diameter, aud she ia
on elliptic springs. In all probability formal trial
of throwing power will Re made this afternoon.
when 1t be seen if she will sustain her reputa.
ton for two hundred and thirty feet. through one
and-a.quarter inch nozzle
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BY JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,

BY JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,
Broker, Auctionoor and Commission
Agent, No. az Brond-Stroot.
At Private Sale 49,.
DENCE souths ast corner of Smith and Bull stroeta.
COMFORTABLY RESIDENCE containing four
ur right and two attic rooms, In Smith.itTeet one
door below Bull.street
ELEGANT MANSION No. / Rutledge Avenue.
corner of Calh un-street containing ten rooms, and
ex.enslv. nutbuildnss all IN compile repair This
is one of the most desirable residences IN tho city
For terms apply US abore.
March 80 u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-30

EASTER MoNDAY.-REsULr OF THE CHURCH
ELHorIoNs-1he elections held III the churches OF
Charleston yesterday resulted as follows: