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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-07

FRoNREv. JOSEPH II, EENNAnD, DID,
Pastor Of the Tenth l!artIst Church. PhIAlcl'

Pastor of TIC Tenth lilrtist Church, PhilAlcl'
ina.
On. JACKsoN-DgLK SfR - hdp, brsn fre-
3usrly roqHstl>! " oonEtci my HdAs igih rtegn
NsilddiioHI u different kintiI n msiiciYI, bm
rsgdrdiHg he prdeiic, az out Of my cpproPrldh
phsrs, have IN all edi,I declined; JR 'oh d
:i,dr proof h. various ini,iHe,i, aud pnHiemdriy
in my oWR FdRilI ofh, uiLlqineIi NJ Dr. Ho9i'
hniI German BiuSrf, J d,puH for INC, y'gH
ny uIi1i colrI,, 10 sTBrsaI ny NIL oOHriciihl
Vat for general debility If the system and
s.gsG,!%illy tgsM TLLnlTGer vS GS@,
preparation. IN NAN ioas elIe1 Hdiy
faH; out I,Hiiu.eas u ~ TdouD nd,
ViH be utry benz eidl u H,o.e Dhs gugsr Jrom hs
sIg'e cSaseI Your, very my,
J. H. KENNARD,
Eigh,h, bslog CoK.4 street
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Perhaps no ono lnCtb'
ciiin h sb universally 70.
quired by everybody M
q caihartic, nor was ever
any before " universal
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every countryand among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient pprgatlvc
PiH. 'Thc, obvious rca.
son is, that iiisamorc re-
liable and fur moro cilcc-
tual remedy than any
Other. Those who hayo
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CAUTION.

HooGdnd'I German R,Risii,i arc eouHt,gfSii.,9.
~, g,pu0iS have he Iigsdiyr,qC g. VI. jack
son 90 he fr0ri Of u, ouiiidt prdpp'r 81 e1z,i
bopiS, and he Hdsi, Of N, driiek bloDn N each
bottle. Al Ohlsri are couHisLith
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aBGd you IN, best mst. IL ne country r''on'
rand hen II y,dr5 Of hoHsIirJntilg, q. jar
tHytiiHg you nFsi iTy h,V rT'Plr1ho'I,
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1Io,., acknowledgements ..
oIIaI,LHsToH HOrBI..

j. B. Merritt, waltcrton; A. Getty, Charles
ton; Henry N. Cross, Hartford; s. s. TIFFANY,
Newark; james ". Johnson, Baltimore; DIR. L. g..
Rockwell, Oscar Coles, W. H. Skdmore, Mrs. W..
l.. SIldmore and maid, J. Skidmorc, Captain j. r.
Smith, Mrs. J. p. Smith, Mrs. Chandler, New
York; Joseph $. Canty, Clarendon; J. " Read,
Charleston; a. A. Solomons, Prceport; s. III.
Ncwl0usc, Philadelphia; X. J. Roberts, Mrs. r..
]. Roberts nnd two children, New York; John ..
Hill, Montnna; David l.. Keter, Philadelphia; T..
wittpcn, New York.
PAVILION HOTEL.
ii. Leland, South Carolina; L. M. kccn U. ). T..
s.; J. W. Thompson, Savannah and Charleston
Railroad; NJ. G. Hall, South Carolina; Vim. Stone,
Savannah and Charleston Railroad; John McNa.
mara, City; Philip Hitler, Kingstrce; DIR. A. L..
North. Aiken; w. G. Kcnoyhcn, llnmbcrg; II. ID.
Warren, New York; e, w. Blance, Floroncci WIN.
Arnold, New Orleaus; A. c. Morcn, New York;
J. A. Patterson, lady and servant, Jacksonville;
+. A. Lawrence, New YORK; a. Richardson, Wis
consin; Mrs. LANDAU anl two children, Norwich;
q. A. Otes, Augusta; p. Hurt, Thomas Brand.
wall. r. Cole, ]. u. Fills. New YORK; T.. Il. Band
gcs, Philadelphia; i. Olratt, Montgomery.
MILLS HOUSE.
Dr. y. L. Wilder, Hilton lead; John NJ. phpps
Columbia; Robert Peck, Wm. Galloway, Liver
pool; C. Bush and wife, Carl o. w. Pctcn, John L.
i.Gcswooi; and Wife, 5. Iinmenthal, ]. Nathan,
W. ]. KOhlman, New York; T.. w. Fuller. Liver.
DDnl
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A nobel. EsTABLIsIIMEEr.--Wc Invite tho at
tcnton OF the friends Of THE NEWS in tho city and
throughout the State to the excellent facilities
which our Office enjoys for the prompt execution
OF all kinds OF Book ana Job Printing. Fully pro-
yidcd with new type and machinery OF tho latest
and most approved pattern, and having large
tnd carefully selected stock Of cards, envelopes
and papers or all qualities, THE NEWS Job onlce Is
now prepared to MI orders for every description
Of plain and ornamental printing In the very best
manner, and Mt rates 1t least III low as any other
establishment in the Southern States. Gall ut
TnE NEws building tup-stairsl and examine our
SC lc OF prices and specimens Of our work.
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSsURE.
r ARGE AND VALUABLE RICE
IL PLANTATIONS ON NORTH SANTEE
RIVER, AT THE REST PITCH
OF TIE TIDE.

At Private Snle-
Tho valuable RICE PLANTATIONS on North
Santee River. Georgetown District, known as
"Mtlldam." /" "Newand" and ..Bnn Main." con-
taning, together; A073 acres OF Land OF Wlcl, $50
acres are tide swamp Land. about 800 being now
under cultivation In rice and tho balance III good
order; there are 623 acres OF high Land OF which
go or 10 are cleared provision Land, capabie OF
producing 40 bushels OF corn to tho acre.
On "Miliilam" Plantation IN d good dwelling
house, two largo, barns a min nnd one or the
largest and hest negro settlements on North san
tee. On "Newland" and "BiuG Main" arc also n
negro settlement.
On these Plantations there ia n res Tent forcc OF
Seventy Iaborcis, ana houses spnnient Cor over
2ta HeXracs.
Tho situation OF this estate, lying as H. dves
above the salt water and below the frcslet anda
has always becn considered among the safest on
SaiiEc, ana during the long period they hnye
been cultivated there Is no Instance on record OF
The loss Of crop. Wien cultivated previous to
the war, they were 0apabc OF producing over 10
hlsllriS or lice 10 the ncrc nnd tc crops nvcrau-
cd from 10000 TO 1900 bushels OF rice sont 10
market.
For further particulars, apply as above. at No.
~ frOnd street. N0vlG fntlsp
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by Il. B. OAKES.
INK PARTE VIM. SHEPHERD, IN RE
~ JOSEPH PURCELL, BANKRUPT.

Pursuant 10 thc order of his Honor Iuigc Bryan,
dated 2ith November. 1869. will no sold at pub.
lie auction nj The OLD POstollicc. at IL O'Clock,
on FRIDAY. l7ih instant,
Al that TRACT or LAND, situate, lying and
hcinE on the north side or Tie public road leading
from Charleston to the Ashley River Ferry in tho
Parish OF ST. Andrew, In the State aforesaid con-
-talqln9 T6H acres; and also, y small TRACT OF
LAND on the northern boundary OF the above
tract, and Incorporated with IL III one tract;
bounding north and east on Innds now or late or
- Howard, south on Dorchester Road, west on
Lands now or late Of - IIcckman. nflil north
west OH Land now or late Of Rev. =. ONcIll.
TIE above Farm lies on the Dorchester Road, a
short distance above the Fork. about seven miles
from the city. plat OF the property, made by
J. A. Michel surveyor, may bc seen ut my ofIlcc.
Conditlons-Onc-third cash: balance In one ana
Two years, with interest at per cent. secured
by bond OF purchaser and mortgage OF the pro-
property, To contain power OF sale In case Of non.
payment. Purchaser TO pay for papers and
stamps. dcc2 tllsmwfmwthl9
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MEETING or THE TABoRBRs.-The white Ia
borers OF Charleston assembled In rather slim
numbers last night ut Holmes Hall 10 concert
upon some plan OF action as a union. and to ap
point delegates 10 the WOrkingmcn's Union. Mr..
Arthur Mcclure was cal'eh to the chair, and the
constitution OF tho workingmcn's Union was read
and adopted. Those present then c"me forward and
signed the constitution. Delegates to the Work
ingmcn's Union were then elected, and rftcr scvc
raj speeches from those present the meeting ad
jOurnpd
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MISPLACED CIEMENCY.-Amonr the prison
ers sentenced by Judge Carpentcrwas one James
Henry alias Buhead, q noted law breaker. lie
was sentenced at the inst term Of court to the
penitcnttary for n l,agrant case OF larceny, and
was partloncd iy Governor Scott, but three days
after his release he was rcarrcsted upon another
charge Of the same nature. The Judge said that
in this case the executive ccmcncy was clearly
misplaced, and sentenced Dullhcad to seven
years. soJourn In the pcnitcntiary.
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Aurtionccrs' f]rluale 5aIes, &r.
BY 1. s. X. BENNETT.
r EA L E S 7 A T E,

ID + A L e S 7 A 7 E.
AT Private Sale
Al that elegant MANSION, with spacious
grounds, No. Lucas street.
Fine Residence, with Lot 95 by 200 feet, No. &c
Smith street.
Fine Residence, OH very large ana bcautifaI
Lot, No. = Meeting street.
Ftne Residence, with Lot G5 by $50 feet, No. =
Broad street.
Fine Residence, with Lot 60 by I25 feet, No. 224
Enst Bay street.
Tenement Building, with Lot AZ by 10 feet, Nos.
40 ana 81 Broad strecT.
by rs feet No 95 King street.
feet, No. 18 Charlotte street.
Lot, with Wooden Building thereon, by =,
No. = Ashley street.
Lot, beautifully located, near Ruticdge street.
AisO
A No. l TRUCK FARM OF Hve acres with new
Buildings, up Rutcdgc avenue.
a No. Truck Farm OF 60 acres thoroughly set
tied, one mile above the city limits, on Ashley
River.
city.
For further particulars apply m above ut the
Real Estate Agency, No. 40 Broad street.
nOv30 tutlR3
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MASONIC EIEcrI0N.-At the annual commu-
ncaton of Pythagorcan Lodge, No. 81, A. II. NJ,
held Thursday evening, December 2. 1859, the fol-
lowing officers were elected to servo for the cn-
auing Masonic year: Brothers Is. A. Mnckcnfuss
w. M; s. t. WEIGH, s. W.; w. q. Harvey, J. w.
II. H. Mcdowell, treasurer; r. Stewart, secretary;
w. II. Wuich, S. D.; J. II. Chrlctzbrrg, J. d.; T. T.
Mood, A. w. Levin, stewards: H. Meyer, tyler.
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SurnEME COURT, COLUMBIA, DECSABER g.
The case or James w. Williams trustee, w. Henry
beard, ct ri, was resumed. Mr.. Thompson con-
sluded his argument for appcccs. and Mr.. Perrin
In reply, which closed tho case.
The case OF Vincent Baldwin, paintln In error,
vs.. Elizabeth Cooley, Jordan Green and wife, de-
fendants in error. Mr.. G. r. Sullivan was heard
for plaintiff In error up to the hour OF adjourn
ment
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TIN PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK
This bank was the first 10 announce 10 the public
that 1t was prepared to resume business and we
have today q notice that on Monday deposits will
DC received. After the meeting or the stocklold-
ers. tile bank building was put In thorough repair.
and is now In far better condition to transact
business than at any lime since the war. Tie
old plan has been preserved, uEd the desks have
been arranged TO preserve an octasonal urea
sufficient for ull persons who have business with
the bank. The desks and furniture are en-
tlrciy new, and have been arranged with
the view TO an extended business. At
present, the officers OF tho bank occupy only
the south side. Mr.. 8. Y. Tupper. who has hereto.
foro occupied this buildlng his insurance onlce.
still! retains n portion ana will bc found at his
post on the north side OF the area. The business
OF the bank ia as yet somewhat limited, and viii
be coniiAcd TO the desks on the south side. Tie
stockholders and others interested IN this bank
have perfect confidence in the management and
feel satisfied that the resumption OF business will
rebound to their benefit.
AT an election held to I'LL vacancies in the board
OF directors the following gentlemen were elected:
A. II. Taft. Frederick richards, William Roach
and Henry Bisclon
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THE NEW YORK AND SOUTH CAROLINA
STEAMSHIP CoMPASY.-It Is announced that the
splendid iron steamships South Carolina and
Tcnncssce. OF the above newly organized linc
will begin their regular voyages between the
ports Of Charleston anu New York on Lat January
next, leaving each port on Thursdays
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DISPATCH IN FREEGHr.-Thc schooner An
nic Is. Glover, Captain Terry, for some time past
employed In the trade between Boston and this
port. has just been cleared 10y Messrs. nj. Gold
smith i Son, with valuable general freight. She
has been discharged and laden In eight days, hav.
ing in the meantime been up Ashley River and
taken in $50 tons or phosphate rock. She has
among her cargo the valuable item OF 100 bags OF
SEQ Island cotton and viii probably sail for Boston
tO-uay.
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For THE HoLIDAYs.-Chcap chroI os, flne
photographs, handsome picture frames, largo
stock OF albums-cheaper than the cheapest Az
c. G. Fighters, No. 10l King street.
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THE hPPRESTfCHS' Library SoCIETY,-This
society was first organized on the 2sth or MAY.
1924, and at that time Ind library consisting OF
fifteen hundred volumes, principally the gift OF
individuals. They Owned u lot and building ON
Meeting street, and for some years previous to
the war their library was n popular resort, prla.
cipally OF the classcs for whose benefit 1t
WAS originated The library was enlarged
from year TO ycnr Ivy the cXcrtions OF the
society md by the cndown'cnts OF private ind
vihnals and hecnnlo popular resort, ns IL was
conducted OH liberal principles, and was open
both night and dny to the reading public. The
disastrous fire Of 1851 destroyed the building to-
gcthcr with The bouks maps, portraits, busts aud
other property OF the association. Tie proceeds
OF the policy OF Insurance paid or tho incum-
orancc on the lot on Meeting strcct, anu since tho
war Ii has remained unoccupcd. This lot to-
golher with some securities. are all the property
now owned by the society, and the trustees have
deolded that the hest plan 10 preserve the assets
OF the society was Ivy an amaigamatlon with
those OF o similar character. A meeting of
She trustees was called yesterday ut tho
of1ioe Of tho president, w. D. Porter Esq.,,
and Il was decided to appoint O committee to
walt upon the Charleston Library Society and ask
Nor the app0ntInent OF q similar committee to
Dconfer upon anne plan OF an,aigumaIion whereby
&kue tWo noClciicd tuuy NC UrHeBtteH. NO uCUnlte
blan has been proposed, but the object OF tic
6novers is to furnish tho community with Inurs
tcading facilities than nrn how enjoyed. Tie FOL.
iowlng gentlemen are tho trustees of the Appren-
tlces' i.lbrnry Society: President, William D..
Portor; william Lchby, Edward schrinQ, A. II.
Duncan, J. II. Steln'ncyor, William rhaycr, O. u.
Cochran. J. B. Lockwood, }. T. wclsninn, 81. s.
50Hggs, Joseph johnson. u. O. Wayne, w. g.
Honerey.
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A SPLENDID PUMP FOR SALE.

Having purchased the exclusive right for the
States Of North and South Carolina for the manu-
fncturc AMI sale OF a. IhLDlNGS PATENT GLASS
SUBMERGED D0UBLIE-ACTlNG FORCE PUMP,
hereby forcwarn, under the penalty Of the law,
any person from infringing upon my rights In the
same. Intending TO manufacture and sell the
wanting them. The price will range from $40 to
$50, according to the depth OF the we'll for No. 3
yard wells, throwing 80 gallons or water per
minute, and No. 2 for rnilrOad stations, throwing
60 gallons price given on application. This pump
has no friction, and the packing will lust for
Fifteen years in good we'll Directions will nc
company the pump Tor putting II up, which can
Inc done In 30 minutes. l will receive orders at
TnrbDro Scotland Neck, and Farmvlllc, N. q. All
orders addressed to inc at either OF the places
named will receive prompt attention.
nav27 sGmuBDSC !. j.. KITCHEN
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Mr.. G. C. RICHTER has nothing to do with
the "news depot ana cigar stand " mt the Acadc-
my of Ausc, but carries on his business as usual
at tho Old stand, No. 1Gl King street.
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TIIY MAnINBu's CnuHcH.-Thcrc will bc service
In tho Mariners Church. Church street, tomor-
row, Sunday, ut half past 10 O'Clock In the monr-
I'm
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TnE CHEAPEST YEr.-The NEWS Job Oiicc Is
now printing hll-hear!s In the best style anu on
fnc paper, ut 81 per thousand. Merchants. think
Sf itt
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CITY AFF AIRS =.
Meetings This Day.

Orange Lodge, at half-past Z p. M.
Typographical Society, at Z p. M.
typographical Union, at haif-pnst j.. M.
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RIAL. ESTATE SAIE.-i'cssrs ,Ownds Il
drmbal sold the lot and buildings known as No.
= Minority street. for $1,000.
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Notices III Bankrnptep.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH ChROLINA.-In the matter OF FRANCIS
q. DART, OF the firm OF Cart, KopIr & Jervey,
Bankrnpt-ln l'aukruptcy.-To whom It may con-
Germ: The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as Assignee OF FRANCIS q.
DART, OF Charleston, In the District OF Charles
ton, and State OF South Carolina within said Dis
his own petition by the District Court or said
District.
Dated the ID day OF December A. D., 1860.
dec+ R3 GEORGE ID. BRYAN, Assignee.
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VIII bc sold OH MONDAY, the 9Th day of Dccc,u.
her next, in front OF the Old Gust0nlhO,,sr Mt
ii O'Clock A. NJ. precisely,
All that LOT OF LAND, With the buildings anu
improvements thereon, situate on the east side
or hnson street, In the City Charleston. near
Calhoun street, measuring ana containing in
front on hnson street 30 feet. same on hack line,
hy l63 In depth hc tho same more or less. But
ing anu bounding on the north 10y Land now or
late - Ellsworth. south by Lands OF A. Won
Dohlcn, east BY lands Of -, and west by An
son street.
Terms-Onc-third cash: balance IN three equal
successive annual Instruments, with interest ut
inc rate OF I per cent per annum Ryabic annual
~, secured by bond or bonds and mortgage OF
the premises. Buildings to be Insured and policy
:ssignct. Purchaser to pay for papers ana
stamps nOy27 S,uthatn6
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IL S T A Il T. S A l. T.

H. Il A Il Il S A l. e
On TUESDAY, the 21st proxmo. at the Courthouse,
in GcOrgct0wn, y. G., Mt II O'Clock NJ, will bo
sOld Mt Public Auction,
All that valuable PLANTATION known IA Lark
Hill, late the property of MIA EliAa +. lIcrOt,
situated on BLACK River, IN Gcorgctown County.
which IL now under cultivation, nn,l 1853 acres OF
High Land, he the same more or less.
Terms OF Saie-Onc-iu cash: balance In one,
two aud three years, accurcI by bonds and mort
gnge OF the property. Purchaser TO pay for pa
pcrs anil stamps. POsscs1lDn given on first Janu-
ary, 1870. EDWARD N. TliURSrON,
Qualified Executor OF Eliza H.. Heriot.
icc1 ws6
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REAL ESTATE SALE IN GEoRGETowN.-The
attention OF purchasers Is particularly called to
the auction sale I'm Georgetown, on the 7th inst,
by Al0nzo J. White Son, Of several OF the most
valuable rice plantations I'm Georgetown County
bclonsng to The estate Of the late Governor Il. f.
w. hllston, under decree in equity. The steamer
Emilio leaves for Georgetown on Monday, the 9Th
instant and returns on Wednesday, the 9th inst
For particulars see advertisement In another
column.
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fnn0 for inle.

DARNWELT. LANDS FOR SALE.-A
ID Settled PLANTATION In Rarnweil District,
within one hours ride OF BlacEvilc. IL consists
Of GOO acres OF land, 2n0 acres cleared, the balance
well wooded with white onk, &c, and, hcing i'm
mcdateiy OIL the rlrrv, Affords u fine paaturage
the year round for cattle, hogs, &c. The land IL
healthy ua any in the district. with an abundance
OF peaches, grapes, Strawberries, &C., In season.
With Without the place will lie sold Horses,
Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, dc., &c. APP
ply Mt this oilCc. dcc4 II
ELORIDA LAND FOR SALE. A
valuable PLANTATION Of $50 acres In Ma
about one half cleared and under cultivation;
part best hammock. This Plantation Is one OF
the most desirable In the State; Is very prohuc-
tive for Cotton. Rice, Corn, Sugar, Vegetables,
&C.; also fine for Oranges and other Fruits; Is
located In one OF the hcnlthicst and most plea
ent to railroads. churches, &c. Apply to A. u.
MuLI.!GAN, Cotton Factor, ACCOMMODATION
Wharf, Charleston 8. g. noyl2
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THB ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Tho comedy OF
"Homc," which was played at the Academy OF
Music last night, has tic same general character.
isiics as "SchOol," by the same author. but Is
moro Interesting In plot and moro finished In dia.
logue. It is q light and pleasant comedy or Eng
lsh life, anu the scene, nn English drawing room,
is unchanged from the beginning to the end.
Miss Alexander, "a Dora rhornhough, won and
retained the sympatiies or the au.IIonaa, ,vhoso
praise she knows how to command. The shade
of coldncss, which detractcd from the merit OF her
acting on the opening night, has wholly passed
away, and In Home she played with warmth
AMI carnestness, M well as tastc and Skill Miss
Lilly Eldrdgc was as usual 7,fq,td and natural.
This lady is already fayoritc in Charleston. Mr..
Harry WoUd-as Afrc Dorrison. the hero OF the
play-Is finished actor; and Mr. O'Ncll played
the part OF Captain Montraunr, IL drunken brag.
gart, to perfection.
The farce "Dodgng for y Wife" Kept the house
in u conyulsivc roar OF laughter. Mr. Ryan, as
Loliypop, was painfully funny, and Miss LaFond
played SNily with great viyacity.
At haf-past O'Clock to-day there will bc fam.
uy matinee, when "Schour' will be- produced for
the last time. Tonight the great drama. "lhc
Lancashire Lass" will he given.
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THROAT APREorIoSs.--A physician writing
from Newfanc, New York. speaking OF tho bcacn-
clni elects resulting from the use OF "Brown's
bronchial Trochcs," says: "For acvIatIng that
horrd Irritation only felt by those who have sur-
fcred from any bronchial affection, and for
hoarseness and sore throni, too, am free To con-
fcss Though am an N. D.,l they answer all you
claim for them" To avoid disappointment, be
sure nnd obtain the genuine "Brown's Bronchial
Troches.n
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by w. Y. LEITCH & II. y. BRUINS,
Aucttonccrs.
EsTATE SALE FOR DIVISION.

Will be sold, at Auction, on TUESDAY, December
7tli, ut II o'clock, NJ the Old PosIonce,
That very desirable BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
known M No. Ecaufain street betwcen King
ana ST. Philip streets, north side. The House and
Oubuiidings all OF brick anu built In the most
substantial manner.
The House contains six square rooms besides
dressing room and pantry, double piazza aud
caiern.
Lot measures 80 by 125 feet. more or less
Tcrins-Oncthird caSi; balance In one and two
years, with Interest, property To he insured aud
policy assigned. Purchaser Ia pay for papers,
stumps and proportion OF State taxes now ac-
crling. nov2j thwstua
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04
nusINEss or1CEs

A CHANGE FOR hGRICULTURISTs.- seed
aud agricultural stand Of Mr.. Conrad Ring Is
well known to the entire State, anu though the
death OF the proprietor has removed the main
stay OF the establishment yet there are others
who are not willing to have the business formed
in lifetime fall into decay. MIR. Cholweu has
assumed charge OF the stand, and has arranged
the stock to such advantage that 1t Is ut once ap
prcciatch by all buyers. lcrc are few establish
mcnts that can display q better assortment OF
seeds anu agricultural implements; and the at
tcntion OF the public Is directed TO the cXtraor-
dinary bargains now offered in that line.