The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13
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333a34c. Sales 1000 bales.
--Iu Liverpool, on Saturday, cotton closed
STEADY. Uplands 19sd. Orleans 13Ad. Sales
10000 bales.
Tho Last Hope" is the suggestive name
Of o New York sooiable.
-Thero are now go 600 white voters in Texas
out OF tie 12I 600 registered.
Thu Whiio Sulphur Syringe paid it's pro-
prietors $50 600 apiece this season.
Tho London Lancet complains that tight
laciug has again made it's aDro .ra"ce.
-Ex-Senator Hon. A. q. 4. Nicholson is
suggested for tho Tennessee senatorship.
Columbus, Miss, ia to have q throe days
tournament, beginning on tho 9th Of October.
There arc ono hundred towns in Kansas
that claim to bo the railroad centre" OF tho
State.
The venerable Arohdeacon of Montreal,
who is over sixty, has married young lady Of
seventeen.
An euterprlsing Frenohmnn has planned
cafe in brown-stone front on Fifth Avenue,
and there is wrath thereat.
"A convent for tho coiored ''Sisters Of Pre-
vidence" is boing built in New Orleans, the first
OF tho kind for that race in Louisiana.
Tho approaching centenary OF Humboldt
has caused tho announcement In Germany of
soventy-four new books on the great man.
Norfolk has an ordinance by which only
eight bootbaoks arc allowed to work in the
oity, and each OF those has his own district.
-Twonty-cight oolored women left Norfolk,
Virginia, in tho Boston steamer for Massachu
setts, tuesday afternoon. for domestic service.
Salvador Patti, father OF Madame s,ra.
koseh, Madame Adelina Patti-Caux and Mile.
Oar10tfa Patti diod m fbo o0ll, 80
Paris.
The bronze statue OF tho Queen, intended
for Montreal, las arrived there, and tho cere-
mony Of unvciling will be performed by Prince
Arthur.
The billiard table manufaotory Of Koya-
naugh Decker, at the intersection Of Canal
and Centre Streets was burned Friday night.
Loss $50. 600. Fully insured.
Lords Waltenpark and Puget and Gene
rails stuIgis and Custar. aud Others. went on
buffalo hunt near Hayes oity, Kansas, Wed
day, and killed forty buffaloes In fivo hours,
The w1vcs OF two negro aldermen OF Mis-.
sissippi nearly killed each other in little
difference of opinion as to which bad the pre-
cedenoe OF tho other. by virtue OF her hus-
bands Office.
The college OF the City Of New York hos
sorship of Greek aud Latin. After long dis
cussion tho classics won by a vote Of trus-
tees-eight to ono.
"A destruo i've fro. which has extended out
from near ufotk for twenty miles, is prevail
ing in the Dismal Swamp. burning up in It's
course thousands OF stayes and shingles and
much standing tmber.
--Mcssrs. a. L. Stewart & Co., OF New York.
say Shey hsvo mover dono al large business
at this time in any previous year. Thoy attr,-
buto this fact to their having advertised moro
this season than ever before
-Four Of gang Of colorcd mon implicated
in tho murder Ut Sheriff ng. OF Robeson
County, N. G., havo been arrested after weary
pursuit. One OF tnem John Dlye, has COLL
fessed the whole TRANSACTION.
California Wines, it 10 assorted will now be
moro extensively used on the Atlantic coast
and the States bordering ON the Mississippi.
since the freight from San Francisco has bee
reduced to 81 so per hundred pounds, one-half
the former charge. which was represented as
being prohibitory OF the trade.
During the gale at Boston Mr. g. n. Clark
was walking the street, when q furious gust or
wind tore up the wooden sidewalk on which he
was walking. and the timber was hurled With
euch violence against his hoad that his skull
WAS badly fractured. has lips ccyerely crt and
one OF his arms broken. He died in short
time.
Il car containing eight hundred and twenty
five cases OF fruit, OF which seven hundred and
thirty-eight were flled with grapes. arrived in
New York he other day from California. The
grapes wsre en,i,ely joIted to pieces by their
seven days' journey. The rosd from Oh,cago
to New York was muoh rougher than that
across the plains.
The fencing around the site OF the nev
postofaee tuilding q, Now York. oppos,te the
Astor House, was leiscd few days since for
two years for advertising purposes. Tho bids.
over two hundred in number ragged from $500
to $4,000. Tho successful competitor was re-
garded as having paid price entirely too
high to save him from loss. That this idea
was mistaken ono is evidenced by the faor
that on Tuesday last MFR. Bonner paid $500 for
the prlviIeRo OF its exclusive uao q single day.
-Adieu to chignons. Tho Empress has de-.
creed that hi .h pufTs and rrIzettes shall no
longer exist. Tho long oh,teIa,ne brsids,
looped at the back Of tho head an falling to
che shoulders. are thereafter the styl,. There
is an evident traoo of the ehsnges in the EN-.
press sentiments IN these u idea OF hair
dressing and the fashion. which follow them.
In her brilliant prime she emul tied the spIeu.
dors aud frivoait,es OF Nara Antoinette's court
and the nstnaadertes Ut L, VALERIE and pomp,.
dour. In her penslve and graceful decline she
reverts to the stately and exclusive m .nners OF
the ancient chatslaines. These su,t tho hoop
Iess aI'rt Of h,wing velvet or poui., tho oavs-
lier plume and tho wide brimmed hat, the em.
broidered gauntlet aud the dropping brai,l..
One wi.l NO longer r,ooSn 10 tho fashions OF
the ds~sa monde and of klogs' hyorltes Ia the
a,lasements OF ooquett,sa puff. and lonr
crinDei 'reases, IN the dle-s hstteriug with
ribbons and bows ami light With boulIions: :
quistes, more dceosous aud aristoorstio st,io.
mono The less costly, has ,ts advent With the
oha.eisine bsaiis. :
Z. "A meeting oe the shipowpsrs ASSOCIATION
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