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Nmeeting of the Commissioners OF the Aims
house was held on Wednesday afternoon last.
These meetings are never open to reporters,
and they, Of course, have to rely altogether
upon persons, present for an account OF the
transactions.
Our informant states that it was resolved to
advertise for proposals to furnish wood for the
Almshouse from the 1st of October, 1869, to the
1st OF April, 1870.
Also. to send five of the white children in the
Almshouse 10 the Orphanhouse.
Also, to furnish clothing TO sixty of the in
mates-many OF whom are nearly naked.
Also, to pat ten colored inmates, men and
women, who have been hu6dled togetherin in one
small room of shanty, connected with the
Almshouse, into wing of the building. There
are accommodations for two hundred and fifty
persons in the Almshouse, but there are only
seventy in it at present.
1t was reported that thirty Of the outdoor
pensioners needed no further relief, and their
names were stricken from the roll. Forty per-
sons who applied to be placed upon the same
roll we're examined and their applications
granted.
During this examination Alderman Howard,
colored, was insulting in some Of his question:
to some of the colored and white applicants,
and was rebuked by the chairman Of the board.
When the question of removing the ten COL
ored inmates came up, he made some remarks
concerning the inmates OF the Old Folks
Home. whom he described to be in loathsome
condition.
Alderman L. F. Wall. colored, made some
remarks upon the question, and in so doing
commented upon the language Of Howard;
whereupon Howard jumped up and called Wall
liar. This created considerable excitement,
but Wall continued his remarks, saying that
he regarded both the epi.het and the man who
uttered it with contempt; but he desired the
board 70 say whether or not he was correct in
SAVING that Howard had used the language he
attributed to him.
A vote was taken, which sustained Wall;
whereupon Howard left the room.
1t Is stated that Howard, who has been fur
nishing the Almshouse with wood, was very
indignant because ofthe passage of the reso-
luton to advertise for proposals to furnish
fuel, and let his anger get the better of him.
But we are informed that on several occasions
he has been not only rude, but insulting to
female applicants at the Almehouse for relief.
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OAROLINA TEA AGENCY,
" No. 1888 KING-STREET.

The undersigned takes pleasure In informing his
friends connected with the trade that he hasreceived
the AGENCY of one of the most extensive Tea In
porting Houses in the United States. The business
Of tbe AGENCY will be conducted in such q manner
that while 1t will present great inducements to all
parties it will be of special advantage to the small
Capitalist, by enabling him to keep hsht stock and
full assortment through trihing investment. The
Agency will be used exclusively In the interests oil
the grocers, and their prompt cooperation is solicit
Mr.. WILLIAM sIMONs is In the employ Of the
Agency, and is authorized to solicit orders.
For further particulars see circular, or apply to
JOHN ". LINLEY,
eertI7 &C. Sole'Agsnt,
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COULDN'T RAsE THE SrAMPs.-Every oiti-
zen, doubtless, expected to see our streets
crowded with colored people yesterday-the
usual number being increased one thousand
by che advent of the darkies from the Darling
ton and Cheraw Districts. But the train
brought them not, and many OF our colored
citizens, who are never more delighted than
when in a crowd, were disappointed. A dis
patch was received from Florence yesterday
stating that eighteen box cars, provided with
benches, were ON hand to bring the one thou
sand visitors, but, at the last moment, the
committee gave notice that the proposed visit
would have to be postponed, stating that the
one thousand dollars demanded by the rail-
road company for transportation both ways
could not be raised.
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TIE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Con-
MERorA1 CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery ct
our countng-room at nina o'clock this morn
ing. Single copies Eve cents. Orders for ten
copies and over will be filed at the rate Of two
and half cents per copy.
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LIGHT READING FOB THE WARM WRATHER.-
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to tho advertise
ment of MIR. c. c. RICHTER, the very enterpris-
ing and trustworthy King g-street dealer in books
and periodicals Of all kinds. Els list will be
found to include something to suit every taste,
and it seems to Us marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the country,
postpaid, at the ridiculously low prices named.
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Rxzcurrvs APP poINrMENTs.-George L.
Holmes aud Jennings H. Perry, Of Charleston,
have been appointed by Governor Scott nota-
ries public. John G. Enlow has been appoint;
ed magistrate for York County.
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CITY HAND ENaINEs.-THE NEWS has already
mentioned that the Prudence and United Fire
Companies (colored) had drawn city hand en-
gines Nos. 6 and z, and wnen they made de-
nand for them were refused, and the matter
referred to the Board OF Firemasters. This
body met Wednesday night, and resolved that
the companies should have the engines upon
demand.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Auction Sales This Day.

KNOX, DAILY d Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store furniture Canary birds, 90.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, at MS
store. boots, shoes, and hats.
WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock,
at his store, household furniture, carpets, &c.
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A NEW OFFICIAL FOR CHARLEsToN.-The
Washington Star says: "Mr. John W. Rawlins,
clerk in the Office of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury. has resigned to accept the appointment Of
the United States Inspector and Measurer at
Charleston, S. c."
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circulation.-rHE DAILYNEWs
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
-coGNizED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULArroN IN TEE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE. LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
INC IN THE POST0FFICE AT znE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS-
IONS OF TIE NEW POST0FF7CE Law.
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THE HBERNIAN HALL.-Mr. o. B. Collins,
the lessee of this place OF amusement, has
written letter to Mr. Burns, stating that he
would start from New York with bis company
on the Oath of this month, and give the first
performance here on the 4th of October.
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A Word TO MERoHANTs.-R you want job
printing done at very cheap rates, call at The
News JOB OFFICE. Business cards s. and up
wards per thousand.
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Found, AaAN.-A gold armlet which had
been lost, was advertised in yesterdays NEWS,
and the owners heart was rejoiced in the
course of few hours. Everybody reads The
News.
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OHaMPUOING AND HAIR-CUTTING.
y LADIES AND JHILDhEN
attended at their residences promptly and ct reasor
able rates.
Send orders 70 We MABsHALL, Barber,
April IA No, 81 Broad.street t1p staira)
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AND PORTABLE
GAS Lie q T.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY CALLS
the attention of the public to the above named
LIGHT, for which he is DOW prepared to receive
orders 1t is claimed for this Light that it is supe-
rior to Kerosene or any other Illuminating Oils
that it Is NoneIplosive and that It gives light al
most equal to that Of Coal Cas- and is just as cheap
as Kerosene.
sample may be seen at No Boyce's Wharf, and
full information givenb by
August27 fmw limo q. j. COLCOCk, JR-
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THAT N1coLsoN PAVEMENT. - There has
been much discussion about the Nicolson
pavement, and also several measurements to
ascertain how much OF the streets it will be
necessary to pave; but nothing definite was as
certained until yesterday, when the matter
was put in the hands Of the City Engineer.
His report shows that the total number OF
square yards to be paved is three thousand one
hundred and eighty-two, which, at cost OF
two dollars and sevents-five cents per square
yard, would amount to sS593. 1t is claimed
that as the pavement will also be OF benefit to
those having business in the county build
ings, the county should pay its share ofthe e1-
pense, which is estimated to be $44s3 for laying
one thousand six hundred and sixty-four oil
the three thousand one hundred and eighty
two yards necessary to be laid.
It is thought that the County Commission
ers will not consent to pay anything, but the
committee will, it is believed, report in favor
OF having the pavement laid anyhow.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, SEPTEMBER t6.-Paullion
Rotet.-Kirk Robinson. Orsngeburg; &. B.
Hauahan, e. NJ. speight, South Carolina; Il. D.
sedgmeck, Steamship Saragossa; 81: 4. Dun
wody, Georgia; P. q. B. shuler, Walterboro'
W. G. Bruce, Clarendon; q. B. Clark. South
Carolina; A. II. Hubbard, Southern Express
Company;S s. P. Oliver, Clarendon; L. I. Har-
ris, Timonsville; T. L. Webb, City.
Charleston Hotel.-Csptain C. ". Callahan,
L. Blubis. New York; W. J. Walker and lady,
Miss NJ L. Roberts, Mrs. j. E. jackson, a. B.
Phelps, Warrentonsy Ga; P. e. McNulty, savan-
nah; NJ. W. Trimb. J. G. sherman, s. G. Heieh,
Washington, Ga; 8. T. McCants, O. A. Cheat
ham, W. q. Brunson. Edge6eld;J. B. Cook, J.
C. Gillett, Georgia; q. 6. Beddle, New York;
H. HISS. Baltimore; g.. 3. MeldoD. Mobile; J.
O. Dutch and wife, Georgia; ]. A. Miles. DIR. D.
F. Miles, Marion; b. G. Brown, Baltimore; 8.
B. Owen, Alabama.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

OYSTER Soup, boiled fish, boiled mutton.
with caper sauce, and all the trimmings, will
be served up for lunch at Torcks to- day.
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THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
FORMS tbe ublic that he will commence to run his
OMNIBUSES from the the corner Of Line and Meet
Ing streets to Magnolia, this day, the 17th instant
The hours of leaving will bs as follows: From A.
M. to 2P. NJ. every half hour; from TO 6H PM,
every fifteen minutes. Fare ten cents each way, or
twelve tickets for one dollar
Sept IT 1 stuth5 3. GRAHAM.
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Aewspapers.
u,HE BARNWELL SENTINEL.

MERCHANTS, FACTORS AND BUSINESS MEN
viii fnd it to their interest to advertise IN the SEN
IINEL II has been published In tnat large and pop
Mons Comfy for seventeen years. aud has circua-
tion unsurpassed by any country paRr In the State.
Terms liberal. Address E. A. BRONSON, Pro-
prietor, Blackville, 81
August % limo
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SALE OF CRY SrooK.-Yesterday Mr.. Sam
uel c. Black sold $4,000 city six per cent
stock Tex October interest) at 55s
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JOHN RoBrNsos's CIRCUS CoMNe.-John
Robinson's great circus and menagerie is now
in Virginia. II will be here next month. A
correspondent OF the New York Clipper Gays {:
You will see by the present course that the
destination OF this concern is South, OF which
section 1t proposes to make every accessible
and available point. It ID already eniarg1nc
for the campaign, and Is now one OF the most
formidable establishments on wheels. A horn
ed horse was added, with some other rare and
lesser attractions, on August 21st, which 60 TO
make up geological display OF sixteen well
filed dens OF Wild animals and tropic birds.
Mr. Robinson. in addition to this. has nego-
tiated for white lama and other attractions,
which will combine one OF the best menagerles
that have been South or West. The last natu-
raj specimens are expected ia Washington.
The leading feature of the procession this win
ter will be magnificent band chariot, costing
from $1,000 to $1,000, and drawn by forty cream
horses, two abreast. In the front. beside and
above the driver, will be mounted Roblnson's
great Bengal tiger, supposed to be the largest
specimen on exhibition in this country. ln the
centre on each side. will be placed an African
leopard, while iu the rear IN inches, as are the
others, will be unpinioned pair, male and fe-
male. Of African lions. This glittering and
start ing feature of the procession, to be made
in nearly every city and town this coming win
ter, will be received by the circus 10 Richmond.
The already excellent circus department., con-
tanning Cordelia, Mons. Franconi, Mile Fran
cis Master Frank. John Wilson, John Lowlow,
Frank Robins IN and host OF arenic talent,
will be largely augmented.
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MEETING OF THE ALMSHOUSE COM
MISSIONERS.

Aldermen l.. +. Wall and Robert How
ard, Colored, have a Little Squabble-
The Lie is Passed-No oFight-Alderman
Wall Sustained.
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Drugs, GbsmifalS Gtf.

Drugs, GbsmifaIS Gtf.
Do YOU WISH TO PUT OFF 1'Dn-
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and Acidty of the stomach'
sept17 smos USE soLoMoNs. B1TTEls:
X os * o'
ON ACCOUNT OF TIE GREAT NUMBER
WONDERFUL CURES OF OBSTINATE
AND INvETRRATE CASES OF
soRoFULA
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LIVER DISEASE
KIDNEY AFFECTIONS
GENERAL BAD HEALTH, &c.,
MADE BY THE
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1T nAs WON THE ENvIABLE REPUTATION OF
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It is daily prescribed by physicians and recon-.
mended by many Thousands of our best citizens.
For sale by
DoWIE NOISE,
Charleston, 8. O.
And Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
as LADIES SUFFERING FROM ANY Dis
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1t puriies the secrehons and restores the system
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| July 26 D&c lyr
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miscellaneous.


nO.YOC DESIRE TO BE CURED OF
all your Dyspepic symptoms'
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DE ca II Full
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAX e.

WHEN YOU ARE EXHAUSTED BY ovERwoRK
of head or hand and feel the need of something In
vigorating. don't drink whiskey any intoxicating
thing, whether under the name of Bitters or other
wise. Such articles give just as much strength 10
your weary body and mind as the whip gives 70 the
faded horse and no more. Alcoholic stimulants aya
Injurious to Nerve health, and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
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Sept It smos USE soLoMoNs' B1rTERs
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Dodd's Neryine and Inyigorator

Is TONIC and GENTLE sTIMULANT which ie
NOT attended by REACTION. What 1t gains for
you it maintains. When itrefreshes body or mind.
IL refreshes with natural strength that comes 10 stay.
of ANY faction; but long and extended observation
teaches us that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperation. will find, as he keeps att, that he
is kindling FIRE in his bones which will consume
like the flames Of perdihon. Turn from 1t. Take .
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. D0DD'8
NERviNE is for sais by all Druggists. Price One
Dollar. See Book of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. 7mos June IS
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K "
PuriHes the Blood.
For sale by Druggists Everywherc.
July % 1yr
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AuaiaH SaIfs.
Boots, Shoes and Hats.
BY MILES DRAKE.

IHIS MUbNINUI dI IU U CIOCA1 "I11 WI ="
my Store, corner of King and Liberty streets,
100 cases BOOTS AND SHOES, received by late
steamers.
CONNECTING OF:
Cases Mems GRAIN BOOTS, 18 inch leg
Cases Mems fine Calf Dress Boots
Cases Mems fine Calf, Glove top and Creole Coz
gress
Cases Mems Calf Kip and Buff Brosans and Balmo-
rails
Gases Mems Calf, Kip. Oxford and Malakohs
Cases Ladies' fine Serge Silk Goring, Congress
Cases Ladies' fine Morocco and Polish and Creole
Boots
Gases womens Bootees, 81, SO. 80 and 7-9
Cartoons Kisses and Children's Shoes, Of various
styles
20 cases (120 dozen) Mems and Boys Black, Brown
and Pearl Felt, Cashmere and Wool, Alpine,
Young America, Broadway and Italian Hats
Sept II -
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MAGNOLIA OMNIBUS LINE.