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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-14
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY H.


AsTUsEMENrs.
RowERY THEATRE,
GALA EETE RrAINMEETS
-, NJ. Ep@iS BLANoAAkp, v,no
with his csie6r9!ed trained Dogs, CARLO and NERO.
with his learned Doga. by tho Star Company.
Milo. La Rosa, Psntornlme OF
Harry coarIaine, THE COUNTRY SCHOOL
bA iEh sns SONGS %c sp TRoUPE
rHAsxsGIviSG D&Y~Two cRAND PEaSohaAScEs
MADAME ANNA BISHOP
vi nrR r sf tes S9pq 81 snpG oSSsssnr
AT STEIN WAY HALL HSf aoS SeS.S NOV. IS
EMINENT VOCAL ASp p N sRs TALENT
signor ,, GIoRGIo RoNCoNI Baritone.
X r. HENRI nhSi 3i kowafsk Kf,G Piano.
NJ GRO t N second appearance In AmerisaJ
Mr. FRANK GLIDER and sgnor CARLO 3. BOSOM.
Tickets o. ad% mi ncdqg reserved .ss 81 on sal. \.
Srosdwas and be cSs. Soe 1 o. he nail 'A''
IA To-MoREow, MoSp 3 NOV TO-
NINE. O. BRIoI,
in her great role OF NORMA.
First 'pp'ASsnIsff 2 e. Ley ISt tsf' & rnpUnR
"' sisSoS + nNS4Sss$sE.SiIi4STI ,c,oLErrr
"EDSf PoLItr6 soV' ~
First joint appearance o ,,,
$3.50 A's sfos Il K & Nf hfFsns6 dSD
So''oN'-'A ''"S S ffEspIssi' FELL
S9os TWO F,EGEs gMs sH5s
secund week Of Poor Humanity.
a Holiday Entertainment.
Two Pieces. Two Pieces. Two Pieces.
POOR HUMANITY and
BULL IN A CHINA SHOP.
Two Pieces Every Evening and at the Matinoes
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
Poor Poor Humanity il"iy Bull Bull IN China Shop Shop.
Poor Humanity Bull in China shop.
THE THANKSGIVING MATINEE,
Like the Wednesday and Saturday Matinees:
THE BEST COMPANY AND THE FINEST SCENERY,
srSrs two yGo6R hG5 FOR rn n TMq IE WEEK
S11 THEATRE CoMIoUE,
OH Broadway, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel. ,,,r, -,
BRitILiAHT AND THoRRoUGTlLY bEaoNsrRATED.
IMMENSE POPULARITY.
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE FEATURES.
THANKSGIVING ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK.
A constant change of programme every evening.
First week OF the engagement OF
JAS. +. WAMBOLD,
the favorlte Negro Comedian.
JOHNNY HART and ADD RYMAN,
authors of all popular negro burosqnes OF the day.
HIGH JACK, THE HELLER, HIGHLY pouGHERTY,
iii ohD s sH"o, Fly, DON'T Bo6bHR Us ave.
WE FEEL WE FEEL, MORNING STARS.
Re -engagement Of the great Miss HlNDLE
See Programmes for each performance.
Doors open Mt 81; curtain rises at ia.
Notlce-WE DNEsbAY and THURSDAY,
AFTERNOON and EVENING PERFORMANCES,
for the special accommodation OF little folks
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CRESCENT CITY,
Captain j. r. Hdrcth,
VIII be despatched Saturday. Nov. 90 at o'clock P. NJ,
from pier ~ North river
Fret hit received at through rates for ST. LOUIS Mobile and
Galveston.
The UNITED STATES viii succeed Wednesday, Nov. "a
For freight passage having superior accommodations
FREDERIC BAKER,
Rroa dwav
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csuEpRy WINE. CHEMICALLY PURE, FOR WE'D
y dInrs social purposes and medicinal use, III 10
per bottle or a. per gallon sent o. D. No sbefy
was ever imported r. kATouR OLE. 80 rssrl strset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-14
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting, Invaluable and scientific subjects, showing
how 10 live aud what we live for are delivered daily the
New York Museum Of Anatomy Those unable TO attend can
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THE STAR LECTURE COURSE.

THE STAR LECTURE COURSE.
WENDELL PHILLIPS vii deliver his and brilliant
LECTURE. at slenway Hall, TUESDAY EVENING, nov
40, 1862
Subject THE QUESTION or TOMORROW
Entirely Full OF power and startling thought
Tickets IS cents. Reserved Seats, so cents extra
Sold al Fifth Avenue Hotel at o4S N and OIL STOadwey
and at tho Hall on the day and evening OF lecture.
Doors open at 2, Lecture begins ats
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L'OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
IL Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF this line leave pier 81 North river foot Of
Beach street, every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at
M connecting with the Virginia and Tenne.ses Air Line
the Seaboard Inland Line Petersburg aud Weldon Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and Richmond and Danvie
Railroad Through passenger tickets and through bills Of
ladng reduced rates to all points South and Southwest
Apply at ohlce pier 81 North river, or to
N. L.MoCREADY, President, 1871 Greenwich street.
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WINES, LIQUORS, SC,

(tALIsToGA COGNAC
This puro BRANDY offered 10 the trade and con-
snmers In quantities demand II highly
mended for strict purity and delicacy OF flavor being
from product Of selected grapes
oughy The trade and the public are invited to In.
spsot IL. Price Six Dollars per gallon
'S'e' s. BRANNAN a co, Sole Agents,
sc Broad street, Now York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-05

UsrreD sfsTEs DISTRICT CoURT-HoN. GEO. S,
BRYAN PREs1DNd.-Tne Un,,..Ssd states District
Court for the Eastern District Of South Carolina
was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
The roll OF the grand and petit jurors was called,
and the following answered:
Grand Jurors-F. p Seignious Vim. L. King,
Leopold welEopf A. F. Gregorie, Edward Mazyck,
E. Poincignon John H. Muller, John II. Murray.
Petit Jurors-william Emery, ]. c. Gruber,
Michael Shanahan, Peter ]. Barbot T. L. Bssell,
]. n. Fisher James Rahcr, s. O. Black, J. Dulycr,
]. F. Farrell C. II. Harbers, George Hederly, FL. II.
silliman, G. NJ Heissenbuttel, Thomas Divine,
James Macbeth, James Cosgrove c. T. W. Syfan.
d. D. Sans, H. X. Silliman, VIM. B. Heriot, Ed
ward Laitte, John Dunn, G. Byrns, Benjamin
Lincoln, wm P. Holmes, Seth McOwen, J. D.
Johnson, VIM. Bowling, Michael Kennedy.
Those answering not being sufficient to organize
rho ur,es .he Judge ordered that more be draw,
which was done with the following result:
Grand Jurors-Tlm Clary, Thomas W. Riggs,
VIM. Matthiessen, S. n. Hart, John Mehan, F. H.
Due, Ralph S. Mann, James Doolan, Edward W.
Lee, Richard Holloway, n. II. Whiting, James
Simmons, H. W. Theellng, John Spanier, A.
Krogge, Patrick McGeary, Joseph Blackman, Dr.
VIM. Hume, ]. C. Miller, A. J: Brady, A. j. Mac
key, Robert Hunter, H Cogswel, Jacob A. Kalb,
C. H. Clinck, John II. Warman, N Sieging A.
Tyrrell, j. C. Often, W. R. Greer, A. Carshen, VIM.
Urerhardt Casper Bart, VIM. Schroeder.
Petit Jurors-John Sheridan, J. F. Jordan Pat
rick McSweeney, G. H. Eisenback, DR.. John F.
Poppenhelm, Dr. r. S. Oakley, W. ]. Robinson,
Charles voigt George H. Ingnsham, Daniel Hey
ward H. Willie, J. d. Alexander, L. d. Sharphla,
H. Cass, Francis Winthrop, c. Waterman, John Ii.
Bulwnkle, B. H. Barheld, B. weihrs, and ]. d.
Kennedy.
The Judge ordered that the grand jurors should
be summoned to attend at 10 O'Clock to-day and
the petit Jurors at II O'Clock Thursday.
The court then adjourned until 10 A. NJ. today.
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DON'T LEAVE YEr.-we do not see any occa-
sion for the excessive alarm which prevails
among many Of our citizens relative to the tidal
wave which is expected to make its appearance
to-day or tomorrow, yet our telegrams from the
North show that the tides are unusually high ana
are doing considerable damage. Those OF our
merchants who have moved their goods out OF
the lower to the upper stories have taken wise
step, as 1t is very probable that we will have an
unusually high tide, and, If so, all goods IN the
lower stories OF the buildings near the wharves
would be in danger OF suffering much damage
from water. Al ounce Of prevention Is better
than pound Of cure, but it is not necessary
lust vet for the women and children to 60 to
GreenYile.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
The handsomest supply ever offered in this city,
consisting In part as follows: .f-e
BAJOU'S PARIS KID GLOVES OF all shades
Laport's Paris Kid Gloves, of,ah shades
Trfousse Paris Kid Gloves, OF all shades (all cee-
brated makers)
Castor Beaver Gloves
Calfskin Gloves
Alert Cape Driving Gloves
Buckskin Walking and Driving Gloves
Tanned Deerskln Gloves
Buck Gauntlet Gloves
suspenders Of all styles, including the Russian
Brace, with Patent-lever Buckles
Cardigan Jackets
Travelling Shawls
Fancy, Colored and Black Silk Ties
Bows. Scarfs and Cravats, such as the Dumas,
the Parisian the New Brighton, the Shake
speare, the Opera, Alpine &c.
ALSO,
uNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, in all quail
ties. including the Angola Flannel, Merino, Lambs
Wool. Canton Flannel and Shaker Flannel, &c.
COLLARS OF Paper and Linen, such as the
Grays. Dickens and Bismarck, OF Paper: and the
Byron, Thalberg Dickens, Esbert Shakespeare
and Burlingame, OF Linen
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Auction sales This Day.

Ryan 4 tombstone will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
old Postoface, real estate.'s
r. II. Marshall 4 Brother will sell at II O'Clock,
at the Old Postonice, store and dwelling.
John G. Minor Co. will III at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, dry goods and shoes.
Riecke i Schachte will sell at aJ9uarter TO 10
O'Clock, at their store, butter, syrups, &c.
Laurey Alexander will seliat1le O'clock IN
their store, potatoes, yinegar,.Sc.
Henry Cobia L Co. win sell at quarter past
O'Clock, at their store, choice butter.
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ABuRGEAs cAueHF.--A negro named Hampton
MorSan, who is believed, TO know -ss muchabout
CharIeston as Is necessary for o burglar tobe ac-
qas(utedWith- 1.-THE inside Of several houses
aud the jal--has been sentenced, tcS twelve
niolthas bard laborby an, Angusta magistrate for
fdfza6E his sgay through the window er the resi-.
dencsof Tidow lady, Mrs. Hampton, on Teliair
street, and stealing several articles of bedding
and wearing asmaret The missing goods were
found in his house, together with handsome
toilet case. and silver powder box, which he ac-
knowiedgedto have stolen from another lady in
rAe city, enteringhef house last Suday night in
the same manner as he did that of Mrs. Hampton,
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sHasps OF STATE Nsws.-0n Wednesday col
ored man was run.oyer by . train on the North
eastern Railroad near Mount Holly. He was
asleep on the truck and had his ribs and left arm
broken. .'aeoyery doubtful
There was the arst host of the season in Ben,
nettsvile vi Wednesday.
The Court OF General Sessions, Judge Thomas
presiding, met in BennettsvHle yesterday.
negro girl hung herself on the winchester
plantation, Marlboro County, aTfew days Sago.
Hername was Jane Grow, and the cause, olighted
fove and cruel daddy.
TITS expected or the county equalization board
I'd eduanze the assessments on real estate more
Justly It's not right that aajoining plantations,
Of the same qnhitY Of lands should be assessed
onsatrsa ana tine otter u per acre. t'
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A MODEL EsrABLIsHMEST.-wein invite the atten-
9ion of the friends Of THE NEWS in the city and
throughout the State to the excellent facilities
which our office enjoys for the prompt execution
of all kinds OF Book and Job Printing. Fully pro-
vided with new type and machlne.y csthe latest
aad most approved pattern, and havins barge
&dcarefuIiy selected stock Of cards envelopes
and papers of all qualities, THE NEWS Job Office is
now prepared to Ill orders for every description
o. plain and ornamental printing in the very best
n.anner and q. fates at fsastas low as any other
establishment insthe Southern States. aCal at
TIE NEWS building (up-stairs) and examine our
scsle orpr.ces add specimens 0s.cur work.
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NAPOLEON BoNApARrE, negro lad about three
and half feet high, made an assault, last night
upon negro dwarf named Sam Mitchell but bet
ter know1fas "July." "July" drew single bar
reIpstol and snapped &c twice at his opponent,
but as the pistol WIS not loaded, he lived to be
arrested by policeman, and is now in the Guard
house awaiting all examination before the Mayor
this morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-05

THE GROCERY SHoPs.-There are four hundred
and twenty retail groceries in the city. Until
few weeksago, the license Of retail grocery in
Anderson, S. c., was $500, which source Of reve-
nue. the town has magnanimously cut of by pro-
hibitng from the 18th Of September last all sales
of spirituous LIQUORS.
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COLLECTOR CLARK AND. EHs ousroAHousE
CLERKs.-A special telegram from Washington to
TIE NEWS says that Collector Clark wants some
OF his clerks removed upon the ground that they
arSex-rebels, having been appointed at the re-
quest OF the South Carolina tiefegatien.
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NEW FALL DRY GooDs.-The house OF Sto
Webb 4 Co. Is so we'll and favorably known to
our ladies, that the simple announcement that
they have now completed the opening OF their
fall stock will be enough to create iutter among
the fair shoppers. From the variety and fresh
ness Of the goods offered, in every department Of
their business, they may well challenge COM
parlscn with any similar establishment in the
South while their prices are decidedly lower than
ever before. This reduction in rates has been
rendered possible by large and judicious put-
chases that the firm have made from auction
houses at the North. We invite attention to the
advertisement In another column, making men
ton of some few among the many bargains
which are now rapidly selling off,
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Mr.. WILLIAM MArTHIgssEN opens the fall sea.
son with a display OF clothing and furnishing
goods which fills his we'll known store at the
corner of King and Wentworth streets from top
to bottom. There may be found every variety OF
fashionable clothing for men, youths and boys,
and in the tailoring department is large stock
OF imported goods which will be made up under
the care OF first-class French cutter. In deal
ing with Mr.. Matthessen, and his superintendent,
Captain McTureous, one Is sure to meet with
good articles, low prices and prompt attention.
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THE CHANGE in the seasons should be improved
by every careful houseSeeper; and those who like
cheerful fire can obtain the best quality OF coal,
at the lowest rates, from Messrs. H. F. Baker x
Co., Cumberland-street
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CITY AFF A l R S :.
Meetings This Day.

Delta Lodge of Perfection, at half-past r. NJ
, Hook and Ladder No. l. at half-past P. h'
Freundschaftsbund, at S P. NJ.
yigllant Fire Company, at ! P. NJ.
Hibernian Society, at p. NJ
Carolina Ride Club, at half-past P. NJ.
Loncshoremen,s Association, at half-past Z P. NJ.
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HorEH AKRrFAs, OCTOBER 4-cHARLEsToN
aorEL--Gec. 8. fisher, beaufort; R, H. Aver,
Corner; Geo. ". Hutchins, Jacksonville; Mrs. F.
Roiin, Fort George; G. F. Carpenter, 3. W.
Sparhawk, Steamship Mtnnetonka; Geo. ]. Ro-
gers, Milwaukee,; D. csaIahan, savannah; Peter
Petermann, W g. Hart, Mss Havis, PalstKs. Fla !;
L. A. Hinshew, North carolna;- d herman,
s. Il. Sanders and servant, Georgia; E. J. Rem
bert, SUMTER 7-,7rt7.iva
RAyuIoN HofxL-F. Il. Soubiatis, W. C.. Bel
lows, Beaufort; DR.. B. H. Knots, orangeburs;
8 O. BmEnignts, Lewisburg; W. R.. o. Veale,
South Carolina; F. Lowder, Phiiadeipaa; 3 G.
wsedworth, Newark; ", E. Page Portsmouth,
Va; ". F. ReddIng, e1nater; G, c. Cambridge,
steamship Ninnesonka; 7. l. Price, Darlington;
Angelo Tatloeh, Savannah; WIN. Presfre, ,Buford's
Bridge; 7. ]. Jennangs and lazy, Isaac. Jennings,
GJennings Barawta; !. B. chevis, Fort valley;
J. c. Ca1pben, eeeth Carolina.
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sale OF REAL EsrArB.-Messrs. R. N. Marshall
& Brother will sell to-day the desirable store and
dwelling at the southeast corner Of Concord and
Calhoun streets.
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The REcENr ItxDER-THE- ACCUSED COMMIT
TED TO 1AIL---There was more testimony heard
before Coroner Whiting yesterday, relative 10 TIE
nrqIder pf Dick Richards eolored' whose mutilat-
ed body was found noating on the Battery on last
Sunday week. 90
@alvinia Richards, Scolored >testaedfthat she
recognized the body OF 5ees deceased as that
OF 1sr. husband pick R,eharas, anu testlned
as foIows: We lived IN ST.. Andrews Par
ish; my husband LEFT home az twelve O'CLOCK
last Thursday week, on o nat loaded with wood,
with Friday and Anthony stLon, snhsnat was
thedast 1Ssa~@of Nm ahve; t'~ds PfeSeae at tine
disinterment and recognized MIN; know not OF
any quarrel between my nuspand ana tne Nixons'
%nen the Nxous returned -from the cry tney
told me that my husband had peen drowned'that
while he was at Bgelow's store, ne said that ne
inten6edsfo9eaf o nearly meal foS rear tnat ne
would never eat agafs;;'s that my husband was at
'the helm OF the beat wnen crossing the iast
channel going 7" me 'ty' ana ne cried out that
he vas unable TO steer the boat. friday 'nen
went TO the helm, anu deceased crossed MS nands
and jumper oVerpoard' anu was uro"neu'
The tesumonyoi the otner witnesses showed
that on last Tnursday week the accused, FHoay
and Anthony SiAon, anu tue aeceaseo, s'af.ea "
Cnarlestpnf On nat iaqen wan wool ABOUT
-snndoSn. .tpe eeefteyeniRe tney mao sotlen as Iar
as Ellotts Gnt on James Islanu' ana concluded
LAY 70. N niie attempting % make thelr way
10 the shore rtney were quarrelng' "hica was
heardS oy parties On 'he snore. on iastenins u
Ine snore ONO .et et,'ne accuSeu p9lseHeo an axe
lrom 'ane onitsl M ioi 'ne puipvset g ie a"eseu,
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CRUMBs.-The Niagara Fire Engine Company,
No. s. colored won the silver pitcher at the festi-
val of the Old Bethel Sabbath School,
We were presented with yellow jessamine
flower yesterday-an unusual time for such
flower to be growing.
One bidder attended the Sheriff's sale Of real es-
tate yesterday, and the property was knocked
down to him.
letter posted in San Francisco, Califor-
MIA, nine days ago, was received here yesterday
regular meeting of Council will be held at
seven O'Clock tonight.
Skifr Gaylord's Minstres will perform in this
city, commencing on the 18th Of october.
There will be considerable number Of crini-
nal cases tried before the United States Court this
session.
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to thirty-flv dollars
A drunken man who concluded to sleep upon
the pavement, and partially undressed and hung
up his clothes upon the curbstone, was fined five
dollars by the Mayor yesterday.
The Office OF the Mt Pleasant Ferry wharf was
broken open Sunday night and about one hundred
and fifty dollars worth Of iron stolen.
There are one thousand people in this city whose
names commence with the letter M.
The Augusta papers Of Sunday arrived last
night-only twenty hours behind time.
Until further notice, the Steamer Dictator will
leave Charleston for Savannah Tuesday nights at
O'Clock and will leave Savannah for Charleston
every Saturday morning instead Of Sunday as
heretofore
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Tailoring Department,
Supplied with a large stock OF new FOREIGN
rMpoRTATIoNs for this falls wear, Of the most
choice STYLES which will be made up to order in
the best manner, under the care OIL nrst'ciass
French Cutter. '.es...
Prices hxed and marked on each garment.
Customers are invited to call and look through
the stock, and make their selections.
William Matthiessen.
B. ". McrUREOUS, Superintendent.
sept2l tuths2mos
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BUS NESS MOTTO CES

To SHIppERs.-The steamer General Manlgault
will leave for Cheraw and all landings on the Pee
dee River via Georgetown, on Thursday morn
ing.
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anrtion GaIes- -5ntnre Dans,o .
A. G. McGILLIvRAY, AuctloneeeE.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. n
LOUIS F, K0EsTER vs.. WIN. P, KNOX EFT AL.

Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 26th day Of 0otd-
Der, A. D. 1859, in front OF the Old Customhouse,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, precisely,
All that LOT OF LAND situate at the south cor
ner Of Anson street and Motifs Lane, containing
on Anson street, in 'front.' and on Motifs Lane, In
the rear 10 feet; and In depth from Anson street
to Motifs Lane, 128 feet; bounded north on an
alley which runs from Anson street to Motifs
OF P. Collins, and partly on lands Of E. q. WILL
llams and wife; and to the west on Anson street,
with the Dwelling and Buildings thereon.
Terms-0ne.third cash; residue In four equal
annual instalments, with interest from day of
sale, payable semi-annually, secured by boh1so
the purchaser and mortgage Of the premises sold.
Buildings to be insured and policy assigned.,.4d
E. w. n. AAOKEY, s.. o, G
oct5 tu4 "a, ~ .c.,,
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THE STAR SHIRTS,

Noted for their fitting qualities and good work
manship. full supply always on hand. Prices
at from 81 IS to 81.
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Clothing ann furnishing GOODS.
EyO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
AT 297 ENG STREET,
Have in store large stock Of FINE CLOTHING,
all Of their own manufacture. They are Offering
all Wool cheviot Suits at s12 worth s2o Coats
and Sacks at SO, worth, SIS to s2a. Pantaloons
So to So. Vests 81, 81 and ss Shirts 81. I'm
der.Shirts and Drawers at 81 each. Hosiery,
Gloves, Ties Collars, &C.. &C., oil at extremely
low prices. Their old customers, and all who wish
good goods, are invited to examine their stock at
No. 2s7 KING STREET.
STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED by M'DUFF COHEN.
oct4
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THE DRAMATIC SEASON was opened last night at
Hibernian Hall quite auspiciously. The house,
though not crowded. was well filed, and every
body was pleased VI \ the great improvements
which have been made in the stage and its ap-
pointments since the hall was last used for dra-
matte purposes. The removal Of the side doors
has given very respectable width to the stage
front and the foetlights, heretofore an unsghtly
obstruction to the view, have been countersunk
and hidden from the sight OF the audience. The
scenery Is altogether new, and exceedingly hand
some as compared with the wretched dauos
which last winter formed the background to
every performance; and the proscenium decora'
tIons constitute q rich framework for the mellow
hues OF the Italian water-view which forms the
drop curtain. Altogether the new stage arrange
ments are very satisfactory, and reflect Infinite
credit on the committee Of gentlemen who had
them in charge. The committee, we believe, con-
sisted of the President, Secretary and Treasurer
Of the Hiberntan Society, with the Chairman Of
the Finance Committee.
The piece presented was Taylors sensational
drama, 1.-The Ticket-ofLeave Man," and passed
Off smoothly enough. Whatever the shortcom-
ngs OF the company, its performance was so far
an Improvement upon the theatrlcals heretofore
given u.s. that we feel little disposed TO be criti-
cal Miss Raymond, as usual, was the 'enfant
terrible and plays the part OF Sam WllloughDy
with evident gus:o. Mr.. Read, as Briefly, at
times carried his Yorkshire dialect altogether be-
yond the point Of intelligibility. Miss Levering,
as Mary Edwards, created pleasant impression
though her acting often lacks spirit. Mr.. Brown
was only moderately successful as Dalton. Mrs.
Lawrence, as Mrs willoughby, and Mr.. Collins,
Us Hawkshaw, played their respective parts al
most as well Us could be desired. The orchestra
was composed Of ten pieces and gave very fair
music.
Tonight we are to have the highly sensational
play Of East Lynne" dramatlzed from the novel
of the same name.